dropzone.js
DropzoneJS is an open source library that provides drag'n'drop file uploads with image previews.
It's lightweight, doesn't depend on any other library (like jQuery) and is highly customizable.
Try it out:
(This is just a demo dropzone. Uploaded files are not stored.)
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Installation
Download the standalone dropzone.js and include it like this:

Dropzone is now activated and available as window.Dropzone
.
Dropzone does not handle your file uploads on the server. You have to implement the code to receive and store the file yourself.
With component
If you use component you can just add dropzone as a dependency:
"enyo/dropzone": "*"
Then include it like this:
var Dropzone = require("dropzone");
so it is activated and scans the document.
The basic CSS markup is also included with component, but if you want it to look the same as on this page, you have to download the CSS (see below).
With RequireJS
Dropzone is also available as an AMD module for RequireJS.
You can find the dropzone-amd-module in the downloads folder.
This is all you need to get dropzone up and running. But if you want it to look as cool as my dropzone, you'll need to download the css/dropzone.css, images/spritemap.png and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>as well from the downloads folder.
If you change the folder names make sure you adjust the paths in the css.
The @2x.png
spritemap is to support high density (retina) displays.
Usage
The typical way of using dropzone is by creating a form element with the class dropzone
:
<form action="/file-upload"
class="dropzone"
id="my-awesome-dropzone"></form>
That's it. Dropzone will find all form elements with the class dropzone,
automatically attach itself to it, and upload files dropped into it to the
specified action
attribute. The uploaded files can be handled just as if
there would have been a html input like this:
<input type="file" name="file" />
If you want another name than file
you can configure dropzone
with the option paramName
.
If you're using component don't forget to
require("dropzone");
otherwise it won't be activated.
If you want your file uploads to work even without JavaScript, you can include
an element with the class fallback
that dropzone will remove if the browser
is supported. If the browser isn't supported, Dropzone will not create fallback
elements if there is a fallback element already provided. (Obviously, if the
browser doesn't support JavaScript, the form will stay as is)
Typically this will look like this:
<form action="/file-upload" class="dropzone">

<input name="file" type="file" multiple />

</form>
Create dropzones programmatically
Alternatively you can create dropzones programmaticaly (even on non form
elements) by instantiating the Dropzone
class
// Dropzone class:
var myDropzone = new Dropzone("div#myId", { url: "/file/post"});
or if you use jQuery, you can use the jQuery plugin Dropzone ships with:
// jQuery
$("div#myId").dropzone({ url: "/file/post" });
Don't forget to specify an
url
option if you're not using a form element, since Dropzone doesn't know where to post to without anaction
attribute.
Server side implementation
Dropzone does not provide the server side implementation of handling the files, but the way files are uploaded is identical to simple file upload forms like this:
<form action="" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="file" name="file" />
</form>
To handle basic file uploads on the server, please look at the corresponding documentation. Here are a few documentations, if you think I should add some, please contact me.
- NodeJS with express
- Ruby on rails
- Complete PHP tutorial by startutorial.com
- Basic PHP file upload
- Tutorial for Dropzone and Lavarel (PHP) written by Maksim Surguy
Paid documentations:
- eBook for Dropzone with PHP by startutorial.com.
Please look at the Dropzone FAQ if you need more information.
Configure
There are two ways to configure dropzones.
The obvious way is to pass an options object when instantiating a dropzone programmatically like in the previous create dropzones programmatically section.
But if you just have HTML elements with the dropzone
class, then you don't
programmatically instantiate the objects, so you have to store the configuration
somewhere so Dropzone knows how to configure the dropzones when instantiating
them.
This is done with the Dropzone.options
object.
// "myAwesomeDropzone" is the camelized version of the HTML element's ID
Dropzone.options.myAwesomeDropzone = {
paramName: "file", // The name that will be used to transfer the file
maxFilesize: 2, // MB
accept: function(file, done) {
if (file.name == "justinbieber.jpg") {
done("Naha, you don't.");
}
else { done(); }
}
};
If you want to disable the auto discover behaviour of Dropzone, you can either disable it on a per element basis, or in general:
// Prevent Dropzone from auto discovering this element:
Dropzone.options.myAwesomeDropzone = false;
// This is useful when you want to create the
// Dropzone programmatically later
// Disable auto discover for all elements:
Dropzone.autoDiscover = false;
The valid options are:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
url |
Has to be specified on elements other than form (or when the form doesn't have an action attribute) |
method |
Defaults to "post" and can be changed to "put" if necessary. |
parallelUploads |
How many file uploads to process in parallel (See the Enqueuing file uploads section for more info) |
maxFilesize |
in MB |
paramName |
The name of the file param that gets transferred. Defaults to file . NOTE: If you have the option uploadMultiple set to true , then Dropzone will append [] to the name. |
uploadMultiple |
Whether Dropzone should send multiple files in one request. If this it set to true, then the fallback file input element will have the multiple attribute as well. This option will also trigger additional events (like processingmultiple ). See the events section for more information. |
headers |
An object to send additional headers to the server. Eg: headers: { "My-Awesome-Header": "header value" } |
addRemoveLinks |
This will add a link to every file preview to remove or cancel (if already uploading) the file. The dictCancelUpload , dictCancelUploadConfirmation and dictRemoveFile options are used for the wording. |
previewsContainer |
defines where to display the file previews – if null the Dropzone element is used. Can be a plain HTMLElement or a CSS selector. The element should have the dropzone-previews class so the previews are displayed properly. |
clickable |
If true , the dropzone element itself will be clickable, if false nothing will be clickable. Otherwise you can pass an HTML element, a CSS selector (for multiple elements) or an array of those. |
createImageThumbnails |
|
maxThumbnailFilesize |
in MB. When the filename exceeds this limit, the thumbnail will not be generated |
thumbnailWidth |
if null , the ratio of the image will be used to calculate it. |
thumbnailHeight |
the same as thumbnailWidth . If both are null, images will not be resized. |
maxFiles |
if not null defines how many files this Dropzone handles. If it exceeds, the event maxfilesexceeded will be called. The dropzone element gets the class dz-max-files-reached accordingly so you can provided visual feedback. |
resize |
is the function that gets called to create the resize information. It gets the file as first parameter and must return an object with srcX , srcY , srcWidth and srcHeight and the same for trg* . Those values are going to be used by ctx.drawImage() . |
init |
is a function that gets called when Dropzone is initialized. You can setup event listeners inside this function. |
acceptedMimeTypes |
Deprecated in favor of acceptedFiles |
acceptedFiles |
The default implementation of accept checks the file's mime type or extension against this list. This is a comma separated list of mime types or file extensions. Eg.: image/*,application/pdf,.psd . If the Dropzone is clickable this option will be used as accept parameter on the hidden file input as well. |
accept |
is a function that gets a file and a done function as parameter. If the done function is invoked without a parameter, the file will be processed. If you pass an error message it will be displayed and the file will not be uploaded. This function will not be called if the file is too big or doesn't match the mime types. |
enqueueForUpload |
Deprecated in favor of autoProcessQueue . |
autoProcessQueue |
When set to false you have to call myDropzone.processQueue() yourself in order to upload the dropped files. See below for more information on handling queues. |
previewTemplate |
is a string that contains the template used for each dropped image. Change it to fulfill your needs but make sure to properly provide all elements. |
forceFallback |
defaults to false . If true the fallback will be forced. This is very useful to test your server implementations first and make sure that everything works as expected without dropzone if you experience problems, and to test how your fallbacks will look. |
fallback |
is a function that gets called when the browser is not supported. The default implementation shows the fallback input field and adds a text. |
to translate dropzone, you can also provide these options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
dictDefaultMessage |
The message that gets displayed before any files are dropped. This is normally replaced by an image but defaults to "Drop files here to upload" |
dictFallbackMessage |
If the browser is not supported, the default message will be replaced with this text. Defaults to "Your browser does not support drag'n'drop file uploads." |
dictFallbackText |
This will be added before the file input files. If you provide a fallback element yourself, or if this option is null this will be ignored. Defaults to "Please use the fallback form below to upload your files like in the olden days." |
dictInvalidFileType |
Shown as error message if the file doesn't match the file type. |
dictFileTooBig |
Shown when the file is too big. and will be replaced. |
dictResponseError |
Shown as error message if the server response was invalid. `` will be replaced with the servers status code. |
dictCancelUpload |
If addRemoveLinks is true, the text to be used for the cancel upload link. |
dictCancelUploadConfirmation |
If addRemoveLinks is true, the text to be used for confirmation when cancelling upload. |
dictRemoveFile |
If addRemoveLinks is true, the text to be used to remove a file. |
dictMaxFilesExceeded |
If maxFiles is set, this will be the error message when it's exceeded. |
You can also overwrite all default event actions in the options. So if you provide the option
drop
you can overwrite the defaultdrop
event handler. You should be familiar with the code if you do that because you can easily break the upload like this. If you just want to do additional stuff, like adding a few classes here and there, listen to the events instead!
Enqueuing file uploads
When a file gets added to the dropzone, it's status
gets set to Dropzone.QUEUED
(after the accept
function check passes) which means that the file is now
in the queue.
If you have the option autoProcessQueue
set to true
then the queue is immediately
processed, after a file is dropped or an upload finished, by calling
.processQueue()
which checks how many files are currently uploading,
and if it's less than options.parallelUploads
.processFile(file)
is called.
If you set autoProcessQueue
to false
, then .processQueue()
is never called
implicitly. This means that you have to call it yourself when you want to
upload all files currently queued.
listen to events
Dropzone triggers events when processing files, to which you can register easily.
Example:
// The recommended way from within the init configuration:
Dropzone.options.myAwesomeDropzone = {
init: function() {
this.on("addedfile", function(file) { alert("Added file."); });
}
};
// Or programmatically, when creating a Dropzone.
// This is more complex and should only be used if you need to create your
// Dropzones on demand.
//
// This example uses jQuery so it creates the Dropzone, only when the DOM has
// loaded.
// Disabling autoDiscover, otherwise Dropzone will try to attach twice.
Dropzone.autoDiscover = false;
// or disable for specific dropzone:
// Dropzone.options.myDropzone = false;
$(function() {
// Now that the DOM is fully loaded, create the dropzone, and setup the
// event listeners
var myDropzone = new Dropzone("#my-dropzone");
myDropzone.on("addedfile", function(file) {
/* Maybe display some more file information on your page */
});
})
Available events:
All of these receive the event as first parameter:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
drop |
The user dropped something onto the dropzone |
dragstart |
|
dragend |
|
dragenter |
|
dragover |
|
dragleave |
All of these receive the file as the first parameter:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
addedfile |
|
removedfile |
Called whenever a file is removed from the list. You can listen to this and delete the file from your server if you want to. |
thumbnail |
When the thumbnail has been generated. Receives the dataUrl as second parameter. |
error |
An error occured. Receives the errorMessage as second parameter and if the error was due to the XMLHttpRequest the xhr object as third. |
processing |
When a file gets processed (since there is a queue not all files are processed immediately). This event was called processingfile previously. |
uploadprogress |
Gets called periodically whenever the file upload progress changes. Gets the progress parameter as second parameter which is a percentage (0-100) and the bytesSent parameter as third which is the number of the bytes that have been sent to the server. When an upload finishes dropzone ensures that uploadprogress will be called with a percentage of 100 at least once. Warning: This function can potentially be called with the same progress multiple times. |
sending |
Called just before each file is sent. Gets the xhr object and the formData objects as second and third parameters, so you can modify them (for example to add a CSRF token) or add additional data. |
success |
The file has been uploaded successfully. Gets the server response as second argument. (This event was called finished previously) |
complete |
Called when the upload was either successful or erroneous. |
canceled |
Called when a file upload gets canceled. |
maxfilesreached |
Called when the number of files accepted reached the maxFiles limit. |
maxfilesexceeded |
Called for each file that has been rejected because the number of files exceeds the maxFiles limit. |
All of these receive a list of files as first parameter and are only called if the uploadMultiple
option is true:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
processingmultiple |
See processing for description. |
sendingmultiple |
See sending for description. |
successmultiple |
See success for description. |
completemultiple |
See complete for description. |
canceledmultiple |
See canceled for description. |
Special events:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
totaluploadprogress |
Called with the total upload progress (0-100), the totalBytes and the totalBytesSent. This event can be used to show the overall upload progress of all files. |
reset |
Called when all files in the list are removed and the dropzone is reset to initial state. |
queuecomplete |
Called when all files in the queue finished uploading. |
layout
The HTML that is generated for each file by dropzone is defined with the option previewTemplate
which defaults to this:

✔

✘

The container (dz-preview
) gets the dz-processing
class when the file gets processed, dz-success
when the file got uploaded and dz-error
in case the file couldn't be uploaded.
In the latter case, [data-dz-errormessage]
will contain the text returned by the server.
You can access the HTML of the file preview in any of the events with file.previewElement
.
If you decide to rewrite the previewTemplate
from scratch, you should put elements with the data-dz-*
attributes inside:
data-dz-name
data-dz-size
data-dz-thumbnail
(This has to be an
element and thealt
andsrc
attributes will be changed by Dropzone)data-dz-uploadprogress
(Dropzone will change thestyle.width
property from0%
to100%
whenever there's auploadprogress
event)data-dz-errormessage
The default options for Dropzone will look for those element and update the content for it.
If you want some specific link to remove a file (instead of the built in addRemoveLinks
option), you can simply insert elements
in the template with the data-dz-remove
attribute. Example:

You are not forced to use those conventions though. If you override all the default event listeners you can completely rebuild your layout from scratch.
See the installation section on how to add the stylesheet and spritemaps if you want your dropzone to look like the one on this page.
Again, please look at the Dropzone FAQ if you're still unclear about some features.
dropzone methods
If you want to remove an added file from the dropzone, you can call .removeFile(file)
.
This method also triggers the removedfile
event.
Here's an example that would automatically remove a file when it's finished uploading:
myDropzone.on("complete", function(file) {
myDropzone.removeFile(file);
});
If you want to remove all files, simply use .removeAllFiles()
. Files that are
in the process of being uploaded won't be removed. If you want files that are
currently uploading to be canceled, call .removeAllFiles(true)
which will
cancel the uploads.
If you have autoProcessQueue
disabled, you'll need to call .processQueue()
yourself.
This can be useful if you want to display the files and let the user click an accept button to actually upload the file(s).
To access all files in the dropzone, use myDropzone.files
.
To get
- all accepted files:
.getAcceptedFiles()
- all rejected files:
.getRejectedFiles()
- all queued files:
.getQueuedFiles()
- all uploading files:
.getUploadingFiles()
If you do not need a dropzone anymore, just call .disable()
on the object. This
will remove all event listeners on the element, and clear all file arrays. To
reenable a Dropzone use .enable()
.
If you don't like the default browser modals for confirm
calls,
you can handle them yourself by overwriting Dropzone.confirm
.
Dropzone.confirm = function(question, accepted, rejected) {
// Ask the question, and call accepted() or rejected() accordingly.
// CAREFUL: rejected might not be defined. Do nothing in that case.
};
tips
If your dropzone is rather square than a wide horizontal bar, you can add the class
square
to your dropzone and it will create the default message in three lines
so it's not that wide.
If you do not want the default message at all (»Drop files to upload (or click)«), you can
put an element inside your dropzone element with the class dz-message
and dropzone
will not create the message for you.
Dropzone will submit any hidden fields you have in your dropzone form. So this
is an easy way to submit additional data. You can also use the params
option.
Dropzone adds data to the file
object you can use when events fire. You can access
file.width
and file.height
if it's an image, as well as file.upload
which
is an object containing: progress
(0-100), total
(the total bytes) and
bytesSent
.
If you want to add additional data to the file upload that has to be specific for
each file, you can register for the sending
event:
myDropzone.on("sending", function(file, xhr, formData) {
formData.append("filesize", file.size); // Will send the filesize along with the file as POST data.
});
To access the preview html of a file, you can access file.previewElement
. For
example:
myDropzone.on("addedfile", function(file) {
file.previewElement.addEventListener("click", function() { myDropzone.removeFile(file); });
});
If you want the whole body to be a Dropzone and display the files somewhere else
you can simply instantiate a Dropzone object for the body, and define the
previewsContainer
option. The previewsContainer
should have the
dropzone-previews
or dropzone
class to properly display the file previews.
new Dropzone(document.body, {
previewsContainer: ".dropzone-previews",
// You probably don't want the whole body
// to be clickable to select files
clickable: false
});
I'll add more examples soon (How to add delete/download buttons when an upload finished, how to add file previews on your own, etc...). In the meantime you can look at the github wiki for some information.
Don't hesitate to create an issue on github if you're stuck or think a feature is missing.
browser support
- Chrome 7+
- Firefox 4+
- IE 10+
- Opera 12+ (Version 12 for MacOS is disabled because their API is buggy)
- Safari 6+
For all the other browsers, dropzone provides an oldschool file input fallback.
As a side note: I have received various «complaints» about not supporting earlier versions of Internet Explorer – some even called me an IE hater. Although I don't really object to that, the reason I do not support earlier versions of IE is very simple: IE up until version 10 does not provide the required APIs to implement only a fraction of what Dropzone aspires to do. If I were an IE hater, I wouldn't implement IE10 either. But IE10 actually supports the APIs Dropzone requires, so it's supported. It's as simple as that. (The same goes for earlier versions of Firefox, Opera and Safari but those browsers have a good conversion rate and nobody uses Firefox 3.5 anymore. Why some people still use IE8 is beyond me.)
why?
I realize that there are already other libraries out there but the reasons I decided to write my own are the following:
- I didn't want it to be too big, and too cumbersome to dive into.
- I want it to work without frameworks (like jQuery)
- I want to design my own elements. I only want to register callbacks so I can update my elements accordingly.
- Big files should get uploaded without a problem.

- I want to use the latest API of browsers. I don't care if it falls back to the normal upload form if the browser is too old.
version 3.0
- All classes are prefixed with
dz-
now to prevent clashing with other CSS definitions - The way
previewTemplate
is defined has changed. You have to providedata-dz-*
elements now - If the server returns JSON, it will be parsed for error messages as well
- There's a
dict*
option for all of the visible messages - Lots of minor fixes and changes
version 2.0
Starting with version 2.0, Dropzone no longer depends on jQuery, but Dropzone still registers itself as a jQuery module if available.
That means that creating your Dropzones like this still works:
$("#my-dropzone").dropzone({ /* options */ });
If you create your Dropzones with the normal constructor though, you have to pass either the raw HTMLElement, or a selector string. So those versions all work:
// With jQuery
new Dropzone($("#my-dropzone").get(0));
// Without jQuery
new Dropzone("#my-dropzone");
new Dropzone(document.querySelector("#my-dropzone"));
Another thing that changed, is that Dropzone no longer stores it's instances inside the element's data property. So to get a dropzone for an element do this now:
// DEPRECATED, do not use:
$("#my-dropzone").data("dropzone"); // won't work anymore
// Do this now:
Dropzone.forElement(element); // Providing a raw HTMLElement
// or
Dropzone.forElement("#my-dropzone"); // Providing a selector string.


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What are the differences between relative, absolute, and fixed positioning?
So, there are several types of positioning: static, relative, absolute, fixed, sticky, initial, and inherit.
what we will be looking at specifically
is relative, absolute and fixed positioning.
- Relative - the element is positioned relative to its normal position.
- Absolute - the element is positioned absolutely to its first positioned parent.
- Fixed - the element is positioned related to the browser window.
Relative positioning
This type of positioning is probably the most confusing and misused.
What it really means is "relative to itself". If you set position: relative; on an element but no other
positioning attributes (top, left, bottom or right), it will have no effect on it's positioning at all, it will be
exactly as it would be if you left it as position: static; But if you do give it some other positioning attribute,
say, top: 10px;, it will shift its position 10 pixels down from where it would normally be.
I'm sure you can imagine, the ability to shift an element around based on its regular position is pretty useful. I
find myself using this to line up form elements many times that have a tendency to not want to line up how I want
them to.
There are two other things that happen when you set position: relative; on an element that you should be aware of.
One is that it introduces the ability to use z-index on that element, which doesn't really work with statically
positioned elements.
Even if you don't set a z-index value, this element will now appear on top of any other statically positioned
element. You can't fight it by setting a higher z-index value on a statically positioned element. The other thing
that happens is it limits the scope of absolutely positioned child elements. Any element that is a child of the
relatively positioned element can be absolutely positioned within that block.
This brings up some powerful opportunities which I talk about here.
Absolute positioning
This is a very powerful type of positioning that allows you to literally place any page element exactly where
you want it. You use the positioning attributes top, left, bottom. and right to set the location. Remember that
these values will be relative to the next parent element with relative (or absolute) positioning. If there is no
such parent, it will default all the way back up to the element itself meaning it will be placed relative
to the page itself.
The trade-off (and most important thing to remember) about absolute positioning is that these elements are removed
from the flow of elements on the page. An element with this type of positioning is not affected by other elements
and it doesn't affect other elements. This is a serious thing to consider every time you use absolute positioning.
Its overuse or improper use can limit the flexibility of your site.
Fixed positioning
This type of positioning is fairly rare but certainly has its uses. A fixed position element is positioned
relative to the viewport, or the browser window itself. The viewport doesn't change when the window is scrolled,
so a fixed positioned element will stay right where it is when the page is scrolled, creating an effect a bit like
the old school "frames" days. Take a look at this site. (update: dead link, sorry), where the left sidebar is
fixed. This site is a perfect example since it exhibits both good and bad traits of fixed positioning. The good is
that it keeps the navigation present at all times on the page and it creates an interesting effect on the page.
The bad is that there are some usability concerns. On my smallish laptop, the content in the sidebar is cut off
and there is no way for me to scroll down to see the rest of that content. Also if I scroll all the way down to
the footer, it overlaps the footer content not allowing me to see all of that. It's a cool effect, and can be
useful, but needs to be thoroughly tested.
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There were two things that had kept me from trying AMT: the time commitment (for both the trip and the recovery), and, more significantly, the nausea. I just couldn’t get too excited about 2 hours of queasiness, no matter how enjoyable the rest of the experience might be. But then my dear friend J informed me that she’d found a way around the nausea: take it in suppository form. Yes, boys and girls – if you take it rectally, you’ve effectively circumvented the stomach and escorted the drug right to your bloodstream. Voila: no nausea! However, there are some caveats, which I’ll describe below.
With this exciting new technique available, five of us set out to give it a shot, with J as our ground control (for which she deserves a medal – babysitting people on AMT is boring).
We all started with a first dose at 8:15 a.m. We knew that the batch was a bit weak, but started with moderate doses anyway under the theory that the drug is more effectively utilized when administered rectally. However, either the batch was even weaker than we’d thought or there is little difference in effect when taking it rectally, since none of us was very high at T+2 hours. At T+3 hours, we all boosted. That did the trick.
Subject A, female (me): Body weight 125, typically a lightweight with tryptamines, never taken AMT before. Initial dose 20 mg, boosted with 15 mg at T+3. Zero nausea, very smooth coming up and down. Enjoyed the mild but long-lasting sense of well-being and contentment, with a wee bit of acid-like trippiness and contemplation around the edges. Was able to eat throughout the experience, but rarely had the motivation to get up and make food happen. Had a glass of port at T+15, then a quarter of a Xanax, and slept soundly for 8 hours. Felt great the next day, but a bit headachy and tired the following day.
Subject B, male: Body weight 220, had taken AMT once before. Initial dose 30, boosted orally with 20 at T+3 hours. Had some mild stomach upset after the boost, but no major nausea. Ended the trip with port and Xanax as well, and slept fine all night. Was likewise tired and headachy two days after the experience.
Subject C, female: Bodyweight ~130, typically a lightweight with pretty much everything, experiences nausea when coming on to most substances, had never tried AMT. Initial dose 20 mg, boosted with 15 mg at T+3. Had only minor stomach upset up until boosting; however, we probably should have given her only about half as much boost because she quickly got very high and very nauseous, vomiting multiple times (whereas with MDMA she typically only has one bout of sickness). We are unsure whether the nausea came from the drug or simply from the experience of being too high, but it took several hours for her to stabilize and be able to enjoy the trip. (She had no food in her stomach most of the day, which may also have contributed to her rapid ascent). Once the nausea did subside, she had a full 12 hours of happy, connecting high.
Subject D, male: Bodyweight ~170, had never tried AMT before. Initial dose 30, boosted with 20 at T+3 hours. Minimal stomach upset, no nausea. Described the experience as “skipping in and out”, never really settling into the trip. Enjoyed the several hours of chatting and connecting during come-down the most.
Subject E, male: Bodyweight ~160, the hard-head, has done AMT more times than I’ve had hot meals. Initial dose 110 mg, boosted with 30 mg orally at T+3, then with another 30 (?) insufflated over the following hour. The initial dose appeared to have little or no effect, so this method of administration appears not to work for him. Normally, insufflating AMT leaves a rather…unpleasant…smell in the nasal passages for some time, but apparently this batch was mild enough that it wasn’t a bad option – and it did prove to be the most effective method for him.
So, the key takeaways: for all of us, taking the initial dose of AMT rectally was effective in eliminating the nausea usually associated with coming up. However…be aware that this method may not be as effective for some as taking it orally, and that people who tend to get sick from the rapid state-change of getting high (rather than from the physical presence of drugs in the stomach) may still experience nausea and should be very cautious about boosting (or taking a high initial dose).
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


interface ReminderRepositoryInterface
Methods
| string |
create(RemindableInterface $user)
Create a new reminder record and token. |
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exists(RemindableInterface $user, string $token)
Determine if a reminder record exists and is valid. |
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delete(string $token)
Delete a reminder record by token. |
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deleteExpired()
Delete expired reminders. |
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at line 11
public string
create(RemindableInterface $user)
Create a new reminder record and token.
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public bool
exists(RemindableInterface $user, string $token)
Determine if a reminder record exists and is valid.
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public void
delete(string $token)
Delete a reminder record by token.
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public void
deleteExpired()
Delete expired reminders.


This plugin shows soccer standings in your webpages.
It can show standings about italian "Serie A" and "Serie B",
british "Premiere League" and spanish "Liga"
Include javascript files in your page. Remember that jQuery is reuqired!

Use plugin in this way. All parameters used on example below, are setted as default value.
$('#yourElementID').JOS_getStandings({ season: "15-16", league: "serie-a", view: "extended", view: "simple", template: "table", debug: false });
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| season | STRING | "15-16" |
Defines the standings season Allowed: "15-16", "16-17" |
| league | STRING | "serie-a" |
Defines the standings league Allowed: "serie-a", "serie-b", "premiere-league", "liga" |
| view | STRING | "simple" |
Defines the standings data that will be showed by plugin. Allowed: "simple", "advanced", "extended", "full" |
| template | STRING | "table" |
Defines the standings output template. Allowed: "table", "tableless" |
| apiBaseURL | STRING | "http://soccer.sportsopendata.net/v1/leagues/" |
Defines the base Sports Open Data API URL. Don't change this value! Allowed: "any valid url" |
| View | Standings Data Showed |
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This is a template with html table markup. It returns out the code that you must place inside tag
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In this way you will free to use your own labels on table head.
To use table template with simple view, you must place a table in your code like the example above:

 Position Label	 Team Name	 Points	 Matches Played

This layout returns a div based output. It has no default css style.
| Position | Team Name | Points | Matches Played |
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| Position | Team Name | Points | Matches Played | Wins | Draws | Losts | Goal Scores | Goal Conceded | Goal Difference |
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| Position | Team Name | Points | Matches Played | Wins | Draws | Losts | Goal Scores | Goal Conceded | Goal Difference | Home Wins | Home Draws | Home Losts | Away Wins | Away Draws | Away Losts |
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| Position | Team Name | Points | Matches Played | Wins | Draws | Losts | Goal Scores | Goal Conceded | Goal Difference | Home Wins | Home Draws | Home Losts | Home Goal Scores | Home Goal Conceded | Home Goal Difference | Away Wins | Away Draws | Away Losts | Away Goal Scores | Away Goal Conceded | Away Goal Difference |
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Upgrading from an Earlier Version of Apache™ FOP
Upgrading from Version 1.0
You should encounter very few issues in upgrading from FOP 1.0, except as noted in the following:
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The intermediate format (IF) output format has underwent minor modification as follows:
- In order to track changes to the IF format, a version attribute has been added to the root document element. Since no version information was provided previously, the initial value of this attribute is 2.0. Future backward compatible changes will update the minor version number, while future non-backward compatible changes will update the major version number.
- On the text element, a new alternate representation is used for adjustments to glyph positions as expressed by a dp attribute instead of the dx attribute. For further information, see complex script patch - intermediate format changes.
- On the border-rect element, the attributes {before, after, start, end} have been renamed to {top, bottom, left, right}, respectively. For further information, see complex script patch - intermediate format changes.
- The IFPainter interface (of package org.apache.fop.render.intermediate), specifically the drawText and drawBorderRect method signatures, have been modified to express the semantics of the above changes to the IF output format.
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The area tree (AT) output format has underwent minor modification as follows:
- In order to track changes to the AT format, a version attribute has been added to the root areaTree element. Since no version information was provided previously, the initial value of this attribute is 2.0. Future backward compatible changes will update the minor version number, while future non-backward compatible changes will update the major version number.
- An optional level attribute has been added to a number of element types to express resolved bidirectional level.
- An optional reversed attribute has been added to the word element type to express that the glyphs that correspond to the character content of the element should be reversed (in order) in the inline progression dimension when rendering.
- Because complex script features are now enabled by default, it is possible that different font specific data will be used for kerning than was previously used. This may be the case if a font supports a traditional TrueType kern table and also supports the advanced typographic kern feature with a GPOS table. In FOP 1.0, the former is used for kerning, while in FOP 1.1 with complex script features enabled, the latter is used. If it is desired to explicitly use the kern table (rather than the GPOS table) in such a case, then the -nocs command line option may be used when invoking FOP in order to disable complex script features.
Upgrading from Pre-1.0 Versions
If you're planning to upgrade to the latest Apache™ FOP version from a pre-1.0 version, there are a few very important things to consider:
- The API of FOP has changed considerably and is not backwards-compatible with versions 0.20.5 and 0.91beta. Version 0.92 introduced the new stable API.
- Since version 0.92 some deprecated methods which were part of the old API have been removed. If you upgrade from 0.91 beta, you will need to adjust your Java code. Similarly if you upgrade from 0.92 and use deprecated methods.
- If you are using a configuration file for version 0.20.5, you have to rebuild it in the new format. The format of the configuration files has changed since version 0.20.5. See conf/fop.xconf for an example configuration file. A XML Schema file can be found under src/foschema/fop-configuration.xsd.
- Beginning with version 0.94 you can skip the generation of font metric files and remove the "font-metrics" attribute in the font configuration. In the unlikely case that due to a bug you still need to use font metrics files you will need to regenerate the font metrics file if yours are from a FOP version before 0.93.
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The new code is much more strict about the interpretation of the XSL-FO specification. Things that worked fine in version 0.20.5 might start to produce warnings or even errors now. FOP 0.20.5 contains many bugs which have been corrected in the new code.
An exampleWhile FOP 0.20.5 allowed you to have empty fo:table-cell elements, the new code will complain about that (unless relaxed validation is enabled) because the specification demands at least one block-level element ((%block;)+, see XSL-FO 1.1, 6.7.10) inside an fo:table-cell element. - Extensions and Renderers written for version 0.20.5 will not work with the new code! The new FOP extension for Barcode4J is available since January 2007.
- The SVG Renderer and the MIF Handler have not yet been resurrected! They are currently non-functional and hope for someone to step up and reimplement them.
When you use your existing FO files or XML/XSL files which work fine with FOP version 0.20.5 against this FOP version some things may not work as expected. The following list will hopefully help you to identify and correct those problems.
- Check the Compliance page for the feature causing trouble. It may contain the necessary information to understand and resolve the problem.
- Not all 0.20.5 output formats are supported. PDF and Postscript should be fully supported. See Output Targets for a more complete description.
- As stated above, empty table cells <fo:table-cell></fo:table-cell> are not allowed by the specification. The same applies to empty fo:static-content and fo:block-container elements, for example.
- Version 0.20.5 is not XSL-FO compliant with respect to sizing images (external-graphic) or instream-foreign-object objects. If images or SVGs are sized differently in your outputs with the new FOP version check Bug 37136 as it contains some hints on what to do. The file "examples/fo/basic/images.fo" has a number of good examples that show the correct behaviour.
- The fox:outline extension is not implemented in the current version: it has been superseded by the new bookmark elements from XSL-FO 1.1.


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Preparing your
organisation for the General Data Protection Regulation Your Readiness
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personal data and data subjects |
Elements of
personal data included within each data category |
Source of the
personal data |
Purposes for
which personal data is processed |
Legal basis
for each processing purpose (non-special categories of personal data) |
Special
categories of personal data |
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for processing special categories of personal data |
Retention period |
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required to be GDPR compliant? |
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List the categories of data subjects and personal
data collected and retained e.g. current employee data; retired employee
data; customer data (sales information); marketing database; CCTV footage. |
List each type of personal data included within each
category of personal data e.g. name, address, banking details, purchasing
history, online browsing history, video and images. |
List the source(s) of the personal data e.g.
collected directly from individuals; from third parties (if third party
identify the data controller as this information will be necessary to meet
obligations under Article 14). |
Within each category of personal data list the
purposes for the data is collected and retained e.g. marketing, service
enhancement, research, product development, systems integrity, HR matters,
advertising. |
For each purpose that personal data is processed,
list the legal basis on which it is based e.g. consent, contract, legal
obligation (Article 6). |
If special categories of personal data are collected
and retained, set out details of the nature of the data e.g. health, genetic,
biometric data. |
List the legal basis on which special categories of
personal data are collected and retained e.g. explicit consent, legislative basis
(Article 9). |
For each category of personal data, list the period
for which the data will be retained e.g. one month? one year? As a general rule data must be retained for no
longer than is necessary for the purpose for which it was collected in the first
place. |
Identify actions that are required to ensure all
personal data processing operations are GDPR compliant e.g. this may include
deleting data where there is no further purpose for retention. |
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Consent
based data processing (Articles 7, 8 and 9 and further guidance available on
GDPRandYou.ie) |
Have you reviewed your organisationÕs mechanisms for collecting consent
to ensure that it is freely given, specific, informed and that it is a clear
indication that an individual has chosen to agree to the processing of their
data by way of statement or a clear affirmative action? |
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meet the required standard under the GDPR, have you re-sought the
individualÕs consent to ensure compliance with the GDPR? |
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an individual has consented to their data being processed? |
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data? |
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personal data (Article 8) |
Where online services are provided to a
child, are procedures in place to verify age and get consent of a parent/ legal
guardian, where required? |
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interest based data processing |
If legitimate interest is a legal basis on
which personal data is processed, has an appropriate analysis been carried
out to ensure that the use of this legal basis is appropriate? That analysis
must demonstrate that 1) there is a valid legitimate interest, 2) the data
processing is strictly necessary in pursuit of the legitimate interest, and
3) the processing is not prejudicial to or overridden by the rights of the
individual. |
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subject rights
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Access to
personal data (Article 15) |
Is there a documented policy/procedure for
handling Subject Access Requests (SARs)? |
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Is your organisation able to respond to
SARs within one month? |
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portability (Article 20 and further guidance available on GDPRandYou.ie) |
Are procedures in place to provide
individuals with their personal data in a structured, commonly used and
machine readable format? |
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Deletion
and rectification (Articles 16
and 17) |
Are there controls and procedures in place
to allow personal data to be deleted or rectified (where applicable)? |
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Right to
restriction of processing (Article 18) |
Are there controls and procedures in place
to halt the processing of personal data where an individual has on valid
grounds sought the restriction of processing? |
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object to processing (Article 21) |
Are individuals told about their right to
object to certain types of processing such as direct marketing or where the
legal basis of the processing is legitimate interests or necessary for a task
carried out in the public interest? |
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to halt the processing of personal data where an individual has objected to
the processing? |
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and automated processing (Article 22 and further guidance available on GDPRandYou.ie) |
If automated decision making, which has a
legal or significant similar affect for an individual, is based on consent,
has explicit consent been collected? |
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is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract, or based on
the explicit consent of an individual, are procedures in place to facilitate
an individualÕs right to obtain human intervention and to contest the
decision? |
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Restrictions
to data subject rights (Article 23) |
Have the circumstances been documented in
which an individualÕs data protection rights may be lawfully restricted?
Note: the Irish Data Protection Bill will set out further details on the
implementation of Article 23. |
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and retention
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limitation |
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necessary changes are made without delay? |
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place to ensure data is held for no longer than is necessary for the purposes
for which it was collected? |
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obligations governing retention |
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data is destroyed securely, in accordance with your retention policies? |
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requirements
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to customers and employees (Articles 12, 13 and 14 and further guidance
available on GDPRandYou.ie) |
Are service users/employees fully informed
of how you use their data in a concise, transparent, intelligible and easily
accessible form using clear and plain language? |
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Where personal data is collected directly
from the individuals, are procedures in place to provide the information
listed at Article 13 of the GDPR? |
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If personal data is not collected from the
subject but from a third party (e.g. acquired as part of a merger) are
procedures in place to provide the information listed at Article 14 of the
GDPR? |
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When engaging with individuals, such as
when providing a service, sale of a good or CCTV monitoring, are procedures
in place to proactively inform individuals of their GDPR rights? |
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Is information on how the organisation
facilitates individuals exercising their GDPR rights published in an easily accessible
and readable format? |
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controller obligations
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Supplier
Agreements (Articles 27 to 29) |
Have agreements with suppliers and other
third parties processing personal data on your behalf been reviewed to ensure
all appropriate data protection requirements are included? |
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Data
Protection Officers (DPOs) (Articles 37 to 39 and further guidance available
on GDPRandYou.ie) |
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37 of the GDPR? |
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required, have you documented the reasons why? |
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your DPO to facilitate your customers/ employees in making contact with them? (Note: post 25 May 2018 you will also be
required to notify your data protection authority of your DPOÕs contact
details) |
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Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) (Article 35 and further guidance
available on GDPRandYou.ie) |
If your data processing is considered high
risk, do you have a process for identifying the need for, and conducting of,
DPIAs? Are these procedures documented? |
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No |
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Remedial Action |
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technical and organisational security measures (Article 32) |
Have you assessed the risks involved in
processing personal data and put measures in place to mitigate against them? |
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specifies the technical, administrative and physical safeguards for personal
data? |
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security related complaints and issues? |
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responsible for preventing and investigating security breaches? |
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technologies employed for transferring, storing, and receiving individuals'
sensitive personal information? |
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destroyed, erased, or anonymised when it is no longer legally required to be
retained. |
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a timely manner in the event of a physical or technical incident? |
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Data Breach
response obligations (Article 33 and 34 and further guidance available
on GDPRandYou.ie) |
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privacy and security incident response plan? |
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Overview
Èulogos IntraText is a
text converted into a "lexical hypertext", an interactive hypertext system
consisting of:
- text, which
you access from theindex or from the concordances. If the text contains footnotes,
these will appear at the foot of the text page and the general index will
also contain an index of the footnotes;
- word lists:
these are ordered alphabetically, by frequency of occurrence, in inverse order
and by length. The words in the lists are linked to the concordances;
- concordances:
lists comprising every occurrence of a particular word in the text. Each occurrence
is displayed in the centre of a short extract from the text;
- statistics:
word and occurrence statistics plus other features of the text.
IntraText is available in several versions.
IntraText is formatted in HTML pages which
can be read by most browsers (see notes on compatibility).
All pages in which information is displayed
are linked to each other. General links are to be found at the top of the
page.
All pages are designed to be printed by the
printer used by your browser program.
Applications
Èulogos IntraText can be used both for a normal reading of
the text and for browsing the text as hypertext. The concordances, word lists
and statistics are extraordinarily powerful tools to enhance your reading
and deepen your understanding of the text.
You can move from reading the text to using
any of the other functions at any time because the words in the text are
linked to their respective concordances.
You can use any of the search and help options
of your browser.
Index
The index page is the page from
which you can access all the data. It features a table of contents for the
text, a statistical summary and links to textual data.
The index is linked directly to the text: click
on one of the blue links and you will access the corresponding section of
the text.
If the text contains footnotes, you will see
an entry in the index called "footnote index". The footnote index comprises
a list of the footnotes contained in the text together with references to
the passages in the text to which the footnotes refer. Each entry in the
footnote index comprises the beginning of the text of the footnote and a
link to the footnote itself. The reference to the passage in the text is
a link to the precise point in the text where the footnote has been inserted.
Text
The Text is divided
into pages linked to each other.
The words in the text are linked to their
concordances: just click on the word.
There are two ways you can move around
in the text:
- you can use the buttons "previous" and
"next" at the top and at the bottom of each page, or
- you can click on the word "Index" at
the top left of the page and choose the part of the text you wish to read.
To search for a word in the pageyou
are reading:
- press CTRL+F. The search function of
the browser will be activated. Then type in the word you are looking for
and click on the "Find Next" button (This may be different in different browsers:
"Search", "Trova successivo", etc.)
To search for a word in the whole text:
- go to the alphabetical word list
- click on the letter corresponding to
the initial letter of the word
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A world frame mesh: a collection of GeoFaces.
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#include <drake/automotive/maliput/utility/mesh.h>
A world frame mesh: a collection of GeoFaces.
◆ GeoMesh()
◆ AddFacesFrom()
| void AddFacesFrom |
( |
const GeoMesh & |
other_mesh | ) |
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| std::tuple<int, int> EmitObj |
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material, |
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specifies the fixed-point precision (number of digits after the decimal point) for vertex and normal coordinate values. origin
specifies a world-frame origin for vertex coordinates (i.e., the emitted values for a vertex at (x,y,z)
will be (x,y,z) - origin
).
If other meshes have already been emitted to stream os
, then vertex_index_offset
and normal_index_offset
must correspond to the number of previously emitted vertices and normals respectively. Conveniently, EmitObj() returns a tuple of (vertex_index_offset, normal_index_offset) which can be chained into a succeeding call to EmitObj().
◆ faces()
◆ normals()
◆ PushFace()
| void PushFace |
( |
const GeoFace & |
geo_face | ) |
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inline |
◆ vertices()
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- drake/automotive/maliput/utility/mesh.h


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SCENE 3.--Study and laboratory of the Black Crook
(in 2.) Hertzog discovered LH, seated at
table, pouring over a large cabalistic book.
Greppo, pinched and starved, asleep on stool
R.C. before a retort furnace on R.H. flat.
An antique lamp illuminates the characters
of the book upon the table, upon which
is a skull and hour-glass. Door LH
flat. Music at opening of scene.
Her.
[Rising in pain and with difficulty, he closes
the book and comes forward.]
Vain, vain! Some subtle spell is
hovering in the air that mocks my power
and makes the charms
which once were potent
a gibbering, idle sound. And shall I yield
to this Invisible? I, Hertzog the Crook, whom
men call sorcerer. I, at whose name the
strong man trembles and the weak grows
faint. I, whose whole life of long, laborious
years hath well nigh run its course, gleaning
dark knowledge in forbidden paths--
shall I now seek the light? My eyes
are old and weak, and could not brave the
glare. No, no, I'll work new mines,
new
mines, and plumb the depths of darker
mysteries still.
[Greppo snores loudly. Hertzog turning.]
How now, knave?
[Greppo starts from his sleep and uses the bellows
rapidly at the mouth of the furnace.]
Come hither, varlet.
Grep.
Yes, master.
[Puts down the
bellows, and comes forward yawning)
Hert.
What, drone, sluggard, drowsing again?
Grep.
N-n-n-no, good master, no.
Hert.
Out, lying knave, did I not hear thee
snore?
Grep.
Snore! Aye, granted; but 'twas in thy service,
master. Much fasting and long
watching caused this left, rebellious eye
to wink, and so I snored to wake it up
again.
Hert.
Bah! shuffling loon, thy drowsing comes of overfeeding.
Grep.
[Viewing himself.]
Overfeeding? Look I if I were
overfed? A scanty chopin of weak sour beer,
with one poor groschen's worth of musty beans
is all the banquet this shrunk belly knows
from week to week.
Hert.
What, rogue, dost grumble?
Grep.
No, good master, no.
[Rumbling thunder.
Music--Tremulo piano
Hert.
Ha! the night grows foul ; 'Tis all the better,
Bring me my cloak and staff.
[Thunder.
Grep.
[Bringing forward crutch, stick and short,
black, hooded cloak from nail in flat
They are here.
(Places cloak on Hertzog's
shoulders.
Hert.
(Drawing the hood over his head)
So ; now
thine own.
Grep.
My cloak ? I have none, Master.
Grep.
Oh, Lord! what a night,
[Brings his cap
from peg beside the furnace.
Hert.
Bring with thee yonder brazen casket.
Grep.
Th-the-the brazen casket?
Hert.
Aye, echoing fool!
[Thunder.
Grep.
[Tremblingly goes to table and takes casket. Aside.]
The devil's tool-chest!
[Aloud]
Whither
go we, dread master?
Hert.
To the Serpents' Glen.
(Loud thunder)
Grep.
[Starting.]
Oh, Lord! the Serpent's Glen!
Beelzebub's favorite chapel! surely, good
master, you would not, and above all
on such a night as this?
[Thunder and lightning, the latter showing itself in transparent window in
flat.]
Hark ! how the tempest howls; strong
pines are toppling down the mountain
sides.
Hert.
Silence, and follow.
[Goes toward door.
Lightning and loud thunder.
Grep.
[Who has made a movement to follow,
starts back, trembling violently.]
Master, I--I cannot.
Hertzog
[Turning fiercely.]
What, ingrate, do you
rebel?
Grep.
No, master, no; my spirit is willing, but
my legs are weak.
Hert.
Wretch, did I not snatch thee drowning
from the whirling gulf, bind thy torn
limbs with rare medicaments, and staunch
the current of thy ebbing life that fast
wast running out?
Grep.
You did, good master, you did.
[Aside.]
Out of the water into the fire.
Hert.
Begone.
[Music forte. Throws upon the door in L.H. flat. Loud
crashing thunder and & vivid lightning. Greppo starts back.
Fool, begone, I say.
(Seizes and hurls him toward the open door. Heavy thunder
& lightning. Greppo in doorway entreats. Hertzog, raising
his staff.]
Away, away!
[Thunder & lightning. Exeunt door L. H. flat.


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The Cruelty Of Claw Removal
Summary
Cats use their claws for various purposes. The claws are important to cats, as they are an essential part of balancing. If you’ve ever noticed a cat jumping and latching on to a high object, you’ve probably noticed that he uses his claws to pull himself up. When climbing trees, cats tend to use their claws to latch onto the bark and climb towards their destination.
Cats also use their claws for stretching, walking, and running as well. The claws are also a cat’s primary source of defense against other animals and humans as well. Most cats keep their claws extremely sharp, as their claws and teeth are basically their only weapons. The claws are also essential for using the bathroom as well, as cats use them to cover up their mess with dirt.
Cats also use their claws to scratch things, which mark their territory. Their claws have glands, which contain a secretion. When they leave their mark on something, the secretion is transferred to the area they scratched. This is detectable to other cats although not to humans. Sometimes, they will also scratch something to remove the older claw which will fall off and give them a brand new claw that resides underneath.
As sad as it is, a lot of pet owners choose to put their own possessions above their cat, such as their expensive furniture or carpets. These cat owners are afraid that they cat will ruin their furniture or carpet, and therefore will choose to get their cat de-clawed. Getting a cat’s claws removed is a surgical procedure, one that can only be performed by a veterinarian. The owner will need a good reason though, as a vet won’t do the surgery just to keep one’s furniture or carpet protected.
If you’ve been thinking of getting your cat de-clawed, you should know that the process can totally change his personality. Once the cat is de-clawed, he will be in pain and confused. He may not be able to jump in the window or on the couch, and he may not be able to play like he once did. Some cats, after being de-clawed, tend to get aggressive and bite with their teeth. To make a long story short, the cat will be completely miserable and which is a tough thing to bear for those who love their cats.
Those who decide to own cats should know that a cat can scratch on occasion. If someone isn’t prepared to deal with that fact, they shouldn’t own a cat in the first place. Cats are great pets, although they do have claws and they will use them on occasion. There are plenty of other great pets out there, if you aren’t up for handling a cat. If you’re just worried about your furniture or carpet, there are ways that you can keep your cat from scratching on your belongings.
The first thing to do is to get your cat a scratching post and let him know where it is and how to use it. You can also get a rush mat as well, which will help your cat with his instincts to scratch. You may have to demonstrate how to use the mat or the post at first, although your cat should catch onto it quick. Once you have shown him the ropes, he will scratch on the post or the mat , and not your furniture or your carpet.
Although many don’t realize it, there are other ways to protect your things other than getting your cat de-clawed. Getting a cat’s claws removed is very painful and confusing to the cat, and may totally change his outlook on things.


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Create a spinner
make_spinner( which = NULL, stream = "auto", template = "{spin}", static = c("dots", "print", "print_line", "silent") )
which |
The name of the chosen spinner. The default depends on whether the platform supports Unicode. |
stream |
The stream to use for the spinner. Typically this is
standard error, or maybe the standard output stream.
It can also be a string, one of |
template |
A template string, that will contain the spinner. The
spinner itself will be substituted for |
static |
What to do if the terminal does not support dynamic displays:
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A cli_spinner
object, which is a list of functions. See
its methods below.
cli_spinner
methods:
$spin()
: output the next frame of the spinner.
$finish()
: terminate the spinner. Depending on terminal capabilities
this removes the spinner from the screen. Spinners can be reused,
you can start calling the $spin()
method again.
All methods return the spinner object itself, invisibly.
The spinner is automatically throttled to its ideal update frequency.
## Default spinner sp1 <- make_spinner() fun_with_spinner <- function() { lapply(1:100, function(x) { sp1$spin(); Sys.sleep(0.05) }) sp1$finish() } ansi_with_hidden_cursor(fun_with_spinner()) ## Spinner with a template sp2 <- make_spinner(template = "Computing {spin}") fun_with_spinner2 <- function() { lapply(1:100, function(x) { sp2$spin(); Sys.sleep(0.05) }) sp2$finish() } ansi_with_hidden_cursor(fun_with_spinner2()) ## Custom spinner sp3 <- make_spinner("simpleDotsScrolling", template = "Downloading {spin}") fun_with_spinner3 <- function() { lapply(1:100, function(x) { sp3$spin(); Sys.sleep(0.05) }) sp3$finish() } ansi_with_hidden_cursor(fun_with_spinner3())
Other spinners:
demo_spinners()
,
get_spinner()
,
list_spinners()


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So, I wrote one piece in honor of the crypto traders not too long ago. Quite frankly this thing takes balls.  The PC expression is intestinal fortitude, and it comes with an apology to everyone currently without intestines. You’re people too, and can also be brave. What I’m saying is risking lots of money in a unstable market especially while my monthly bills comes out of this is borderline terrifying.
@haejin
I’m not sure if he’s nutz or not. He might be accurate. Some think he’s a quack. He might be picking winners in a bull market. I haven’t fully made up my mind, but I do think that he has a fairly deep understanding of the principles he’s talking about. He does have some useful thoughts and certainly has some eyes on him. Whether technical analysis or anything else is better than asking my lucky 8-ball I don’t know.
Here’s his post from earlier today. It’s called his third alternate count.
Notice the nose diving red. I just quit my job to do this full time. Rough start would be a few days after that realize that we were at a rather extraordinary high for the moment, but having not sold off about to get hit with a brutal couple of whacks from the reality tree.
The positive upside
He talks about the positive upside in this graph-
The negative potential
That one looks a little grim for a guy who didn’t cash some out at the top and so has nothing handy to buy the dip.
Seems as though the universe is providing multiple pathways forward and the question is which one will manifest.
Here’s what happened today
I started shitting my pants roughly here
We plummeted to the resistance line. That was scary.
I had cleaned up after my self here
Only to then totally reshit my pants here
I’m literally thinking “if this goes any further I’m panic selling all of this shit.”
 Now I pay rent with this.  Here’s hoping the market goes up, jaws of wealth, triangles, and all the goodness that comes with that.
This is simply a long toast to the people that have done this a while
Maybe it’s because I’m new and untested that it’s extra scary to do this with mortgage money rather than simply lunch money, but being in this market is a mix of excilerating and terrifying. To the people that have held themselves together (pun intended) I tip my hat, I share my high regards, and will look to summon the will and the balls to do well at this. Cheers. Many blessings of lambos to you all.
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Acousticness: A score from 0 to 1 rating how likely it is that the song
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Energy: A rating of 0 to 1 with higher scores indicating higher speed, intensity, dynamism, and musical entropy.
Liveness: A score from 0 to 1 rating how likely it is that the song has
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Lyrical Sentiment: A score from -1 to 1 with higher scores correlating with more positive language toward the subject of the song, and lower scores with negative language.
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WITNESS LIST Health & Human Services Committee March 26, 2002 - 9:30A Border Health ON: Alvarez, Manny Chair (Border Physician Coalition), El Paso, TX Caballero, Raymond C. Mayor (City of El Paso), El Paso, TX Fleager, Richard Chairman (Team El Paso Healthcare Council), El Paso, TX Homedes, Nuria Associate Professor of Management (University of Texas - El Paso Regional Campus), El Paso, TX McCormick, Joseph B. Assistant Dean (University of Texas Houston, School of Public Health - Brownsville Regional Campus), Brownsville, TX Nickey, Laurance N. Member (U.S.- Mexico Border Health Commission), El Paso, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Balcorta, Salvador CEO (Centro de Salud Familiar La Fe), El Paso, TX Border Health and Human Services Is ON: Black, Kermit Director (Center for Housing and Urban Development, Texas A&M University), College Station, TX Luna, David Border Affairs Division (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX Border Health, Immunizations, Borde Registering, but not testifying: On: Epps, Phyllis Griffin Research Professor (Health Law and Policy Institute), Houston, TX Border Mental Health FOR: Montoya, Noah E. (Self), El Paso, TX AGAINST: Sanchez, Siboney President (Consumer Government), El Paso, TX ON: Cichon, Gerald Attorney (Alicia Salas), El Paso, TX DiValentino, Leo D. Family Member (NAMI - El Paso), El Paso, TX DiValentino, Mary Kay Board Member (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill - El Paso), El Paso, TX Garcia, Debra C. Board Trustee (Mental Health Care Advocate), El Paso, TX Garcia, Maria Luisa Parent (Life Management/CHAMPS), El Paso, TX Gardea, Marina (The Citadel Group), El Paso, TX Gonzales, Linda Parent (CHAMPS), El Paso, TX Hale, Karen Commissioner (Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation), Austin, TX Henegar, Dennis (The Citadel Group), El Paso, TX Lopez, Robert Client (The Citadel Group), El Paso, TX McKimmey, Gerry Deputy Commissioner, Community Services (Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation), Austin, TX Neill, Rosemary V. Board Chair (El Paso Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation), El Paso, TX Pickman, Serena Administrator (N.C.E.D. Mental Health Center), El Paso, TX Ramos, Martha (Life Management), El Paso, TX Rodriguez, Jose County Attorney (El Paso County Attorney's Office), El Paso, TX Salas, Alicia (The Citadel Group), El Paso, TX Tures, Carol Founder (El Pasoans Against the Death Penalty), El Paso, TX Ybarra, Rick Director, Multicultural Services (Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Madrid, Chilo L. CEO (Aliviane, Inc.), El Paso, TX On: McCorquodale, Doris (Self), El Paso, TX Starr, Carl (Self), El Paso, TX Providing written testimony: On: Padilla, Ramon M. (Self), El Paso, TX Schmitt, Cyndie Associate Director (Texas Council of Community MHMR Centers), Austin, TX Border/Children's Issues On: Deckert, Myrna CEO (YWCA El Paso Del Norte Region), El Paso, TX Immunizations ON: Boom, Julie Director of the Immunizations Project (Texas Children's Hospital and the Children's Hospital Association of Texas), Houston, TX Magana, Jorge C. Local Pediatrician (El Paso Public Health District), El Paso, TX Sanchez, Eduardo Commissioner (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Stanley, Sharilyn Associate Commissioner (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Spanish/English Interpreter ON: Hinds, Henry C. Spanish/English Interpreter (Self), El Paso, TX Welcoming Remarks ON: de la Rosa, Jose Manuel Regional Dean (Texas Tech Health Sciences Center - El Paso), El Paso, TX Manley, Jim Deputy Chief Administrator (El Paso County Judge Dolores Briones), El Paso, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Gutierrez, Jr., Hector Public Affairs Consultant (City of El Paso - Mayor Ray Caballero), El Paso, TX


On 22 August 2018, 10 new articles were published in 9 journals.
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I'm going to break it down quite simply.
Whether we Love or Hate the guy, we're all huge fans of Peter Schiff.
So, a charitable solution has been created, with 2 simple features.
Feature #1) a social counter will be providing total webpage clicks,
//Peter Schiff tweets, drawing Attention to Bitcoin — we answer by flooding his streams with this site, which leads us in to Feature #2...
Feature #2)
//a bitcoin payment hub is implemented below, facilitating donations to "The Water Project"; a solution for providing water to communities in sub-Saharan Africa who suffer needlessly from a lack of access to clean water and proper sanitation.
The Water Project Wallet Address: 1HesYJSP1QqcyPEjnQ9vzBL1wujruNGe7R
There is only one reason Why this site exists.
It exists because the interest for Bitcoin has never been greater, nor has the Love in the community ever been stronger.
As the network effect grows, as Attention is brought to the space, as Peter Schiff tweets;- a social solution has been set up, to capture that Flow, and convert it to Clean Water for the less fortunate.


Product introduction
SOFARegistry is a production-level, low-latency, and highly available service registry powered by Ant Financial. SOFARegistry was developed on the basis ConfigServer of Taobao. After more than ten years of business development of Ant Financial, SOFARegistry has evolved into the fifth generation architecture. Currently, SOFARegistry not only provides full support to Ant Financial and its numerous partners, but also embraces the open source community. Built on an AP architecture, SOFARegistry support s message push in seconds. It also adopts a layered architecture to support infinite horizontal scaling.
Features
High scalability
SOFARegistry adopts a layered architecture and partition-based data storage to break the single machine performance and capacity bottleneck, and to support the theoretical “infinite horizontal scaling”. It has been providing reliable services to the Ant Financial production environment which has a massive number of nodes and services.
Low latency
By virtue of the SOFABolt communication framework, SOFARegistry implements TCP long connection-based heartbeat detection among nodes, and the customized push mode to send service messages between upstream and downstream nodes in seconds.
Highly available
Unlike CP-architecture based registry products such as ZooKeeper, Consul, and Etcd, SOFARegistry adopts the AP architecture based on the service characteristics of service discovery, which significantly improves the availability of the registry in the case of failures caused by network partitioning. SOFARegistry takes many measures, such as multi-replica clusters, to prevent service unavailability arising from node failures.
Architecture
SOFARegistry has four roles: Client, SessionServer, DataServer, and MetaServer, each with unique capabilities and responsibilities. They are combined to provide external services. The relationships and structures of them are explained as follows.
Client
A client provides basic APIs to allow applications to access SOFARegistry. The client provides JAR packages to application systems, so that they can call the service subscription and publishing features of SOFARegistry.
SessionServer
The SessionServer grants clients access to SessionServer, and accepts service publishing and subscription requests from clients. It also serves as an intermediate layer to forward the published data to DataServer for storage. The SessionServer can be infinitely scaled up to support connection with large amounts of clients.
DataServer
The DataServer is responsible for storing data published by clients. The data is stored by dataId through consistent hashing. DataServer supports multi-replica backup to ensure high availability of the data. The Data can also be infinitely scaled up to support large amounts of data.
MetaServer
The MetaServer is responsible for maintaining the consistency lists of the SessionServer and DataServer within the cluster, and immediately notify other nodes in the case of any node changes. MetaServer ensures high availability and consistency based on SOFAJRaft.