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Film review by Kevin Patterson
Tomorrow Never Dies **1/2 (out of four) PG-13, 1997 Directed by Roger Spottiswoode. Written by Bruce Feirstein. Starring Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce, Michelle Yeoh.
In a way I almost feel unqualified to write this review since I had never actually seen an entire James Bond movie until now. Still, I had heard enough about the series that I had a pretty good idea what to expect here - a suave British secret agent, with the assistance of lots of high-tech gadgets, blows away dozens of bad guys, pulls off numerous death-defying stunts, saves the world, delivers sarcastic one-liners, still finds time to sleep with several attractive women, and acts like he doesn't notice.
And for the most part, that's what I got when I went to see "Tomorrow Never Dies." The gadgets and stunts are by and large the best aspects of the movie; my personal favorite was the cellular phone which also served as a remote control for Bond's car. This led to the most notable action sequence, in which Bond manages to conduct a car chase from the floor of the back seat. Brosnan appropriately manages to make the whole thing look like second nature, except for one moment when he lets slip a childish grin, like a kid who is delighted to be playing with his new toys.
The plot, if it matters, is this: media mogul Elliot Carver (Jonathan Pryce) tries to provoke a war between Britain and China because it will make for great headlines to coincide with the launching of his new international satellite network. Both countries' governments sense that something is fishy, and thus Bond and Chinese spy Wei Lin (Michelle Yeoh) are dispatched to investigate. Carver, like every other evil genius who aspires to world domination, has a personal security force the size of a small army and thus proves to be a formidable adversary for both super-spies. Along the way there are car chases, motorcycle chases, fights, shootouts, sky dives, etc.
The one problem I had with the movie is that it sometimes didn't push things far enough. Most of the action sequences were suitably over-the-top, but a few of them (most notably the final one) are really nothing different than what you might find in any action movie. There are also too many instances in which one of Carver's assistants could easily have killed Bond but, for some reason, waited. Note that I don't object when the primary villain acts like this and uses the moment to deliver a goofy "I shall rule the entire world!" speech while the hero cooks up a scheme to escape - some cliches make for good campy fun, but having a generic thug just stand there with a gun while staring blankly isn't one of them.
I went to "Tomorrow Never Dies" expecting to see a light-hearted, funny, and entertaining action movie and to give it three stars. Since some of the action sequences turned out to be fairly mundane, and a number of the one-liners fell flat, I have decided to give it two and a half. I wouldn't advise paying full price for it in a theater, but at rush hour or on video, it's good for a couple hours of mindless entertainment.
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Class that handle the timers of SN or HN.
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Marks & Spencer launches bright pink Percy Pig muffins and they only cost £1!
Will you be trying one?
by Nancy BrownHe's arguably the most famous pig of our time (sorry, Peppa), and now Percy Pig has been immortalised in a Marks & Spencer muffin.
Yes, fans of the jelly sweets can now enjoy a bright pink muffin topped with a Percy.
You'll be able to find the cakes in the in-store bakery.
A spokesperson for M&S said: "We’ve turned your favourite sweet into a fluffy Percy-flavoured muffin, topped with Percy-flavoured buttercream and filled with strawberry jam."
Read more: Pizza Express reveals Snowball Dough Balls will make a Christmas return
They are just £1 each – and one excited early tester tweeted to say that her Percy was also wearing a Christmas hat!
"Ooh you can always count on M&S to deliver the goods," said one fan.
Another quipped: " I need to go to M&S on the weekend!!"
"I'm so getting myself a Percy Pig muffin," another said.
However, not all Percy fans were convinced.
Read more: Piers Morgan lashes out at Greggs for launching "diet doughnuts"
One said: "Feedback on Percy muffin is negative from me I'm afraid – had one today and it tasted falsely flavoured and left a nasty aftertaste."
It's not the first time Percy has caused controversy.
Back in the spring, M&S changed the recipe to make all the sweets vegetarian, and some said the taste changed, too.
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Every class explains very well it's function, so... Everything runs inside a ul with ".stepper" class:

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The USAR rules state:
A player does not move sufficiently to allow an opponent a shot straight to the front wall as well as a cross-court shot which is a shot directly to the front wall at an angle that would cause the ball to rebound directly to the rear corner farthest from the player hitting the ball. In addition, when a player moves in such a direction that it prevents an opponent from taking either of these shots.
Another interpretation of the rule provided by Steve Strandemo is:
When your opponent is in front of you, the player on offense should have the opportunity to hit the ball straight-in to the front wall and to the front wall at such an angle that causes the ball to rebound directly to the rear corners of the court. If the defensive player blocks any of these paths to the front wall, a penalty hinder (formerly "avoidable hinder") should be called when the offensive player either holds up or else hits the defensive player with the ball.
The following illustrations demonstrate these shots from different court positions.


This Psalm is a genuine one of David, though extra,1 composed when he fought in single combat with Goliath.
1 I was small among my brothers,
and youngest in my father’s house.
I tended my father’s sheep.
2 My hands formed a musical instrument,
and my fingers tuned a lyre.
3 Who shall tell my Lord?
The Lord himself, he himself hears.
4 He sent forth his angel and took me from my father’s sheep,
and he anointed me with his anointing oil.
5 My brothers were handsome and tall;
but the Lord didn’t take pleasure in them.
6 I went out to meet the Philistine,
and he cursed me by his idols.
7 But I drew his own sword and beheaded him,
and removed reproach from the children of Israel.


On a real computer, what will happen if you
make a recursive call that never makes the problem size
smaller?
The run-time stack overflows, halting the program
- The operating system detects the infinite recursion
because of the repeated state
- The program keeps running until you stop it
- The results are nondeterministic
Without making the problem smaller, the program will
keep calling itself until the stack is full.


It's important for the company to keep track of birthdays for company morale. Company policy is that every Friday at every branch they have a birthday party for all who had a birthday that week. Corporate also needs to be aware so they can send cards to the employee whose birthday it is. This query returns a complete list of every Birthday that will happen this week. Monday -> Sunday. For example, if ran on Wednesday it will still return Monday -> Sunday. It will also give the employees name, dob, and the branch they work at.
The company ensures that each client site is visited so often based upon its size. If the size of the location is > 1000 then once a week, if the size is > 500 they will need a visit twice a month. Otherwise, they will just need a visit once a month. This query will check and list what sites are due for a visit. It will list them in urgent order. This query will also list the client rep team leader that last visited them so they can be made aware.
Find the client id, client name, order ship date, order status, client rep that handled the order, quantity of order and price of the product. Display only orders where status is not null, quantity is not null, and the price is greater than 500. Order by quantity in desc order.
Determine our top salaried employee where the start date is >= 01-Jan-2000. Order them based on there on salary in desc order. Show if they have achieved a degree.
It is important for managers to track and review the top 5 Customer Service Representatives who has the most incident reviews. Using this information, this can be reviewed for performance reason and discuss with the employees.
Display top 5 Customer Service Representatives who has the most Incident Review. For details, display their first name, last name, number of incidents, and rank for review purpose.
Display courses that is not completed by employee students so that the manager can remind them to complete course.
Display student's full name, course number, course name, and class completion status and order by student’s name.
Determine the product groups that each rep represents and make sure the overlap between any two product-groups is below 2/3rds (i.e. 67%) and ensure that there exist at least ten representatives for each group.
Find all client sites that we consider large based on their size and find reps that live in the same state and display there specialty areas. This will show us the reps that we can assign to each client site and their specialty areas
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It's important for the company to find which product lines and products with the highest number of orders and then rank them from highest to lowest. This to identify promotions/discounts and target marketing campaigns


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The Problem With Matrix
In my last post/rant/thing, I stated that
"New things are added to the Matrix API without first fixing what was broken"Along with
"Matrix can't figure out pyramid development"...and I would like to explain.
Something I have noticed in the year or so I've been using Matrix (with a break where I only used IRC for a bit, after getting fed up with some of these same issues) is that Matrix doesn't seem to mature very quickly...at all. New features are added and some things get fixed but it doesn't ever seem to grow beyond the half-broken stage for other things. This is a very odd problem, because it's very difficult to convince people to move over to something that has had broken presence for a year, and their only experience to it was the (really not production ready) IRC bridge.
I have nicknamed this development cycle, The Branching Sapling development strategy.
It's where a new feature is added, and left in the initial stages while another feature is built atop it, and another atop it. This may seem fine for the early stages of a project, but if continued it will eventually snap. This is not a healthy development strategy for a long term project, as it leaves the old features broken and the new ones undone. Now that is not to say that Matrix isn't maturing, or that I know everything there is to know about development; but rather to suggest a better way to the Matrix project, which I believe will help benefit them, the users, and those who build atop Matrix as a protocol.
I think now is a great time to go into my preferred development strategy, The Pyramid.
Pyramid Development is where each feature is added, matured, and tested to be rock solid before another is added on top of it. This assures that each consecutive piece of a project is build on a rock solid foundation and can mature linearly.This is in stark contrast to the current situation, where each feature is seemingly added at random, without first fixing some long-standing issues and getting a stable base. Things like WebRTC, IRC Privileges, Presence, even Basic UX Design all need to be improved yet more features continue to be hammered out first. This is not a healthy development cycle, and it's pushing users away (specifically myself, and people I know personally).
This is a request, to the developers, companies, and designers behind matrix.org to finish and mature what they already have, before adding anything new to the protocol or client(s). This is from a user, for the users, and everyone else involved.
-- Benrob0329


You wake up and everything is wrong; you can't understand it but everything is wrong.  Surely you're simply muggy with sleep? Isn't the tail end of a dream wrapped round you still, twirling the sense of the world into a spiral every time you turn your head? Well?
Stare towards the window opposite the headboard and the pillows. The net curtains are drawn across it, and each casts a half-shadow with a brilliant gap in between. The light coming through the netting is too pale, and the thin block of glowing floor that echoes the gap is bright white, like moonlight. Or... fluorescent light. Artificial. Now look down. The duvet feels lumpy, and the cover looks different.
You swing your legs out of the bed that, you now realise, isn't yours, isn't the one you bedded down in. Your feet both pad onto a carpet you don't own. The pattern: how is it different? It is, isn't it, but how? There's something wrong with the print. Perhaps it's slightly deregistered, like a newspaper where one primary ink has slipped by a millimetre. You can't be sure because it isn't that obvious. But the designs and florets still swim before your eyes. What has actually changed about it?
What's going on?
Half-straighten yourself into a half-crouch and gangle gollumlike over to the wardrobe. You're not scared yet, or at any rate not petrified, but you've been made wary. Yet even the wardrobe is... wrong: you can tell before you have a chance to click open the double doors. The mirror set into one door has been changed, the silvering no longer corroded as much as it was. As you looked closer even the plywood frame is a different mix, paler wood, less tightly packed. Pull on the handle—the unexpected waxiness of it makes your stomach twitch and your face seize into a cringe, and the catch sounds weak and plastic)—and the door squeaks open.
There, confronting you, is a row of someone else's clothes, someone who dresses almost the same as you. They sway mutely, patiently. They make you think of carcasses in a cool-room, waiting for whatever happens after physical death. Closer to the floor the fabrics blend into an obscene tangle of partly distinguishable items, layered with the straps of smelly sports bags and studded with sweaty shoes: someone else's smell; someone else's sweat. In an orgy of fabrics the arms of jumpers cling to the legs of trousers, which wrap themselves around the necks and hoods of sweaters. A boot you don't recognise sticks out of a mass of blood-red wools. Its tongue and eyes leer at your incomprehension.
How? What has happened? Have all these little swaps been made over a long time, and only now the scales fallen from your eyes? Or have you spent the night doped up, as maleficient armies, devils and Rumplestiltskins, trooped through the room? You feel dozy and headachy, and wonder. Can you remember the last few hours of last night? No? Perhaps that was what had happened. Who has done this to you—
What time is it? Shouldn't you be at work? Quick: plough through the strange bedclothes, fighting the waves of nausea, to reach the alarm clock.
Seven seventeen, the face says. So you're early for work. But, you wonder, what day is it? If you've been drugged, then for how long?
Once again you look round, this time frantically. Your head swishes from side to side and you feel as if the walls are closing in and you try exhaling at the same time as inhaling and it doesn't work properly and it's only by chance that you see a piece of paper on the bedside table, under the alarm clock, a note in your own scrawly handwriting. It reads:
"Zitupafralam - expect weirdness! Dr says mild cognition probs may occur. STAY CALM. Me."
Read it. No, no, no, a voice is telling you. No. This note is as wrong as the rest of the room, it says, all wrong, one big mistake, and—but scan through it again. And a third time. Take a breath, in, out, and re-read. Each repetition leaves you more relaxed, like some meditation manouevre. This note: it is you then, telling you now, not to worry.
You feel the last vestiges of sleep evaporate, and dimly, déjà vu, you remember writing the note. You even remember the consultation at the doctor's; or, at any rate, a scene in his office presents itself, scented with antiseptic. It must. It must have been. It was. It was. Yesterday. Yesterday morning. Not that long ago. But you had taken the day off like so many days recently. This one, though, wasn't spent lying in bed and calling in sick (sick in your soul); instead, after the doctor wrote a prescription, you took it straight to the chemist. It was worth it. Anything was worth not waking up again so very, very unhappy. This was a better option than some you'd thought of, in darker moments.
You took the first dose last night, early on. You felt fine, absolutely fine; only, sleepily, you sloped to bed soon afterwards. And, this morning, you were happy for that first half a second. Weren't you? Before this side-effect manifested itself, and that's all it is, a side-effect. Nothing more. So ssh, you say to yourself. Ssh. All those anti-depressants are the same, really: loose cannons rolling around inside the head, and along with defending your sanity they can blow holes in its side.  The zitupafralam is responsible, must be responsible for this —you wrote so yourself, remember?—weirdness.
Your heartbeat slows and subsides in your ears. The novelty of waking up, for the first time in two years, without depression crushing your first few thoughts of the day begins to dawn on you. At last! and it has worked astonishingly well, considering, and so quickly: overnight. In a different frame of mind you see that sunlight redden, becoming a joyful morning orange that zings off the net curtains and the tiny strip of floor. Now scan the room again. See? Each object divests itself of your distrust, sheds and sloughs all its sinister trappings. And you can feel your heart lifting further. Once again, here is your home, surrounding you and keeping you safe.
Finally, in a spirit of exorcism, look at the alarm clock. Your grandfather's poor, maligned alarm clock. Someone else's indeed! It is your clock and always has been. With each tick this machine has marched its way into the deepest forests of your consciousness, setting up camp and dependably marking time. Can you not hear it, and remember hearing it ten years ago, and in your mind's eye see yourself sitting up in bed listening to it then as you do now?
If anything in this room is real then this, your oldest possession, has to be.... There are markings on its base. Scratches? You could never have noticed them before: only from this angle are they visible. They can't be scratches, as they look too regular. A hallmark? A logo? Turn the clock fully upside down. Two words, in a typeface eighty years younger than the clock ought to be.
"REPLICA CLOCK".


Managers! Become the Flywheel.
Arguably, the job of an engineering manager is to hire and sculpt a development team that is not only highly productive, but also precisely resourced for immediate business priorities.
Easier said than done. Businesses are highly erratic organisms. Especially start-ups. From week to week our business environment changes and company priorities evolve accordingly. In response to this, so does the position of senior management on the best way to adapt.
Senior managers flourish in these rough seas, happily charting new courses as new storms brew.
Development teams don’t fare as well when deprived of continuity. Reorganizing teams and re-prioritizing efforts at the first sign of trouble is problematic for a few reasons:
Engineers can’t be thought of as fungible resources that can easily skip between teams. Optimal team dynamics form slowly. Interactions take a while to mature and processes need time to be adapted to the specific needs of the team.
Great products don’t happen overnight either. They typically result from several iterations by stable teams. The first incarnation of any effort is almost always sub-par. This is as it should be. As Reid Hoffman said: “If you’re not embarrassed by your first product release, you’ve released too late”. The real magic happens after the first or second iteration when the team really starts understanding what the problem is and has acquired the domain knowledge and built the tools to attack it.
So how should you get the most of out your team in an unstable environment?
Balance the team: When the ratio between engineering team size to the rest of the company is too small, you create the capacity to generate many more ideas than can possibly be implemented, or even discussed fully. This results in endless distractions and prioritization sessions, and reduces critical focus on the work currently being done.
There are a few models for creating balance. One is to simply drive everything from the tech team, for example GitHub has zero managers and developers are 100% responsible for the product direction. This isn’t an option for most companies, but creating a engineering team that is appropriately resourced for the overall organization is.
Maintain Focus: Create a North Star for engineering teams by creating, communicating and repeating a strategy for your company and product. Define KPIs to track progress against the strategy. Stay focused on these KPIs for at least a quarter before iterating the strategy.
Limit Distractions: A colleague recently reminded me of a great quote from The Mythical Man Month: “the best engineering manager I ever saw served often as a giant flywheel, his inertia damping the fluctuations that came from the market and management people”.
Be the flywheel and keep your team focused on your strategy. Limit non-essential or off-track meetings and help cross functional teams focus and work tightly on active initiatives. Project rooms allowing face-to-face communication and tight teamwork can be extremely effective.
Empower and Encourage Ownership: Encourage teams to take complete, long-term ownership of initiatives and the artifacts (code) that they produce. Adopt tools that help reinforce ownership while maintaining flexibility (we use Gerrit at Gilt). Defend the team from the inevitable onslaught of requests to “re-prioritize” their current work that reduce ownership and focus.
Doing this isn’t easy, but as a managers our responsibility, perhaps our biggest responsibility is to make sure we have a strategy, to repeat it until people are tired hearing it and to do everything we can to maintain appropriate inertia around it.
Quinn.
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Happy (almost) birthday
December 6, 2011
In order to mark the first anniversary of my life as a respected Doctor (to happen next December 13th.), I thought I'd throw in a post. Stealing borrowing the idea from Carson Farmer, here's the wordcloud of my dissertation I created using the R code he points to. The usual suspects show up. Maybe not surprisingly, although right in the middle, 'economics' doesn't appear very big. Comment taken, trying to work my way back into the source of all Truths :->


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Generates a simple RGB pattern based on the password input. The idea is that the input is recognisable by the user so that they understand their password to be entered correctly before submitting.
Download at GitHub!
Place this where you want the colors to apear:

When you run the script, three boxes will be appended to it, the result will be:

Add some basic styles:
.colorbox > div { width: 10px; height: 10px; display: inline-block; margin: 0 5px; }
Use it like any other jQuery plugin:
$('input#password').rgbpassword({ salts: [ 2462, 3637, 7432], // Salt for color colorBoxContainer: '.colorbox', // The container of the colors saturation: 0.65, // Set the saturaion lightness: 0.5, // Set the lightness minLength: 4, // Minimum password length colorTimeout: 1000 // Timeout for color update // Set to 0 for instant });
Copyright 2012, Attila Kerekes
https://github.com/keriati/jqrgbpw
Licensed under the MIT license.
Copyright 2012, Adam Howard
http://skatty.me
(The MIT License)
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the 'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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module Aquarium
Example demonstrating emerging ideas about good aspect-oriented design. Specifically, this example follows ideas of Jonathan Aldrich on “Open Modules”, where a “module” (in the generic sense of the word…) is responsible for defining and maintaining the pointcuts that it is willing to expose to potential aspects. Aspects
are only allowed to advise the module through the pointcut. (Enforcing this constraint is TBD) Griswold, Sullivan, and collaborators have expanded on these ideas. See their IEEE Software, March 2006 paper.
Example demonstrating “Design by Contract”, Bertrand Meyer's idea for programmatically- specifying the contract of use for a class or module and testing it at runtime (usually during the testing process) This example is adapted from spec/extras/design_by_contract_spec.rb. Note: the DesignByContract module adds the precondition, postcondition, and invariant methods shown below to Object
and they use “self” as the :object to advise.
Example demonstrating “wrapping” an exception; rescuing an exception and throwing a different one. A common use for this is to map exceptions across “domain” boundaries, e.g., persistence and application logic domains. Note that you must use :around advice, since :after_raising cannot change the control flow. (However, see feature request #19119)
Example demonstrating how to use the TypeFinder class to conveniently “introduce” new methods and attributes in a set of types, like you might do with AspectJ in Java. Of course, in Ruby, you can simply use Object#extend(module). However, if you want to do this in a cross-cutting way, TypeFinder. is convenient.
Example demonstrating “around” advice for method_missing. This is a technique for avoiding collisions when different toolkits want to override method_missing in the same classes, e.g., Object
. Using around advice as shown allows a toolkit to add custom behavior while invoking the “native” method_missing to handle unrecognized method calls. Note that it is essential to use around advice, not before or after advice, because neither can prevent the call to the “wrapped” method_missing, which is presumably not what you want. In this (contrived) example, an Echo
class uses method_missing to simply echo the method name and arguments. An aspect is used to intercept any calls to a fictitious “log” method and handle those in a different way.
Example demonstrating “around” advice that traces calls to all methods in classes Foo
and Bar
Example demonstrating a hack for defining a reusable aspect in a module so that the aspect only gets created when the module is included by another module or class. Hacking like this defies the spirit of Aquarium's goal of being “intuitive”, so I created a feature request #19122 to address this problem.
WARNING: put the “include …” statement at the END of the class declaration, as shown below. If you put the include statement at the beginning, as you normally wouuld for including a module, it won't advice any join points, because no methods will have been defined at that point!!
Adding useful methods to Regexp
.
Find methods and types and objects.
Finds pointcuts by name, either class variables, class constants or both.
Finds types known to the runtime environment.


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Resource Link:
github.com/sahat/hackathon-starter
Live Demo:
hackathon-starter.walcony.com
If you have attended any hackathons in the past, then you know how much time it takes to get a project started: decide on what to build, pick a programming language, pick a web framework, pick a styling framework. A while later, you might have an initial project up on GitHub and only then can other team members start contributing.
The primary focus is on simplicity and ease of use. The owner of this project also tried to make it as generic and reusable as possible to cover most use cases of hackathon web apps, without being too specific.
A massive open online course (MOOC) is an online course aimed at unlimited participation and open access via the web. In addition to traditional course materials, such as filmed lectures, readings, and problem sets, many MOOCs provide interactive courses with user forums or social media discussions to support community interactions among students, professors, and teaching assistants (TAs), as well as immediate feedback to quick quizzes and assignments.
Note: MOOCs are great for learning. However, be careful to not submit code
from the tutorials/courses. MOOCs should be used solely for learning.


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alt
textAnd much more!
Design with an inclusive mindset; create products everyone can use.
Clinical diagnoses:
Less severe:
Make accessibility considerations for all disabilities to provide an inclusive user experience.
Interface components must be presentable to users in ways they can comprehend.
label
s for controls and interface componentsUser interface components and navigation must be operable or usable.
Information and the operation of user interface must be understandable or easily comprehensible.
Content must be created in a way which can be interpreted reliably by a wide variety of user agents.
If any of these principles are not met, users with disabilities will not be able to use the web.
If you can't see the cursor on the page, you've got an accessibility issue
"Any keyboard operable user interface has a mode of operation where the keyboard focus indicator is visible."
*:focus {
outline: solid 3px red;
}
"If a Web page can be navigated sequentially and the navigation sequences affect meaning or operation, focusable components receive focus in an order that preserves meaning and operability."
Ensure the visual order of content matches the HTML order.
The tabindex
attribute
tabindex="-1"
tabindex="0"
tabindex="1"
or higherRefrain from adding tabindex="0"
everywhere!
demo-site/css/styles.css
file.Semantic HTML is the foundation of an accessible experience.
What is this thing and what does it do?
Semantics include…
"Information, structure, and relationships conveyed through presentation can be programmatically determined or are available in text."
Using semantic HTML is setting up your users for success.
The piece of content which gets announced is the currently focused item.
| Screen reader | Start up | Shut down |
|---|---|---|
| VoiceOver |
|
|
| NVDA |
|
|
| Screen reader | Keys |
|---|---|
| VoiceOver | Ctrl + Opt then Left arrow or Right arrow |
| NVDA | Up arrow or Down arrow |
| Operating system | Browser | Screen reader |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | Internet Explorer | JAWS |
| Windows | Firefox | NVDA |
| Windows | Firefox | JAWS |
| macOS | Safari | VoiceOver |
| iOS | Safari | VoiceOver |
| Android | Chrome | TalkBack |
title
The page title
is the first bit of information that is announced by a screen reader.
title
text
<title>outdoorsy</title>
<title>Contact | outdoorsy</title>
<title>Choose the Right Gear | outdoorsy</title>
<title>Error | Contact | outdoorsy</title>
<title>Payment information (Step 3 of 4) | Shop | outdoorsy</title>
"Web pages have titles that describe topic or purpose."
title
.title
content.People who depend on assistive technology often navigate by headings first.

Primary heading

Sub-section

Sub-sub-section

Sub-section

| Landmark | HTML role |
Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Header | banner |
Typically the first landmark element in the DOM, containing the main logo, primary navigation, and sometimes a search form. |
| Footer | contentinfo |
Typically the last element in the DOM, containing links and copyright information. |
| Aside | complimentary |
Contains content relative to the article or the site in general. |
| Nav | navigation |
Used to denote navigation areas. |
| Main | main |
The main content area of the page, typically found as a sibling to the header and footer . |
| Section | — | A generic element used for sectioning off content such as portions of a page or article—not to be confused with the div which as no semantic meaning. |
"Headings and labels describe topic or purpose."
header
, main
, footer
, aside
, etc.Benefits of alt
text include SEO, and sighted users when the image fails to load.
However, screen reader users benefit most; allows participation in consuming non-text content.
alt
attributesrc
attribute value is announced by screen readersalt
value should be an exact matchalt
attribute value should be left emptyalt
text"A pair of low-top shoes are placed on top of a dark-brown table in front of a white brick wall.

"All non-text content that is presented to the user has a text alternative that serves the equivalent purpose."
demo-site/blog-post.html
.alt
text describing the image.alt
text.| Element | Is announced as | Is activated by | Results in | Shifts focus? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| a | "link" | Enter | Loading a new page, downloading a file, or jumping to a section on the same page. | Yes |
| button | "button" | Enter or Space | Submitting a form or executing an on-screen action (eg., sorting table columns.) | No |
a:hover {
color: FireBrick;
}
a:hover, a:focus {
color: FireBrick;
}
a:active {
color: Black;
}
href
attributehref
Don't do this:
Do something
Do this instead:
Do something
href
valuehref
value"The purpose of each link can be determined from the link text alone or from the link text together with its programmatically determined link context."
Skip to content
a
element with href
href
with the id
of the container.visuallyhidden
class.focusable
class
Skip to content

"A mechanism is available to bypass blocks of content that are repeated on multiple Web pages."
demo-site/index.html
.| Object | Ratio |
|---|---|
| Text and images of text | 4.5:1 |
Large text (greater than 18pt ) |
3.0:1 |
| Non-text (borders, icons) | 3.0:1 |
"The visual presentation of text and images of text has a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1."
input
by screen readersGive the Placeholder demo a try.
label
associated with its input
Give the floating label demo a try.
label
is consistent, predictableinput
purposeTry out the always-visible label demo form.
"Labels or instructions are provided when content requires user input."
First name
<input type="text"
id="fname"
name="fname">
First name is required
aria-describedby
First name
<input type="text"
id="fname"
name="fname"
aria-invalid="true"
aria-describedby="error-fname">
First name is required
"If an input error is automatically detected, the item that is in error is identified and the error is described to the user in text."
demo-site/blog-post.html
and submit the Comment form.demo-site/js/form-validation.js
.input
with its related error message."Instructions provided for understanding and operating content do not rely solely on sensory characteristics of components such as shape, size, visual location, orientation, or sound."
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
"Content can be presented without loss of information or functionality, and without requiring scrolling in two dimensions."
"The size of the target for pointer inputs is at least 44 by 44 CSS pixels."

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aria-label
approach

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"The purpose of each link can be determined from the link text alone or from the link text together with its programmatically determined link context, except where the purpose of the link would be ambiguous to users in general."
button
s
<button>Remove</button>
<button
aria-label="Remove {item title}">
Remove
</button>

4 out of 5

display: none
(difficult to animate)visibility: hidden
(easier to animate)hidden
attribute
Hidden content
If visually hidden, hide from keyboard and assisitve technology, too.
"If a Web page can be navigated sequentially and the navigation sequences affect meaning or operation, focusable components receive focus in an order that preserves meaning and operability."
prefers-reduced-motion
media query
a {
color: Crimson;
transition: color .25s;
}
a:focus, a:hover {
color: FireBrick;
}
@media (prefers-reduced-motion) {
a {
transition: none;
}
}
"Motion animation triggered by interaction can be disabled, unless the animation is essential to the functionality or the information being conveyed."
demo-site/blog-post.html
and
demo-site/css/styles.css
.prefers-reduced-motion
media query to disable the fade-in animations.| Attribute | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
role |
Used to add or alter the base semantic meaning of an element. |
|
aria-label |
Adds an accessible name to an element. |
|
aria-disabled |
Announces the element as in a "disabled" state. |
|
label
elementinput
element

<input type="checkbox"
id="apple-checkbox"
name="apple">
Apple

Apple

Refer to the WAI-ARIA 1.1 spec document for more information.
| Key | Expected interaction |
|---|---|
| Tab |
|
| Shift + Tab |
|
| Escape | Dismisses the modal window. |
| Element | Attribute | Usage |
|---|---|---|
Launcher button |
aria-haspopup="modal" |
Informs the user of a modal context upon interaction |
Modal container div |
role="dialog" |
Identifies the current container and context as a modal window |
Modal container div |
aria-labelledby="IDREF" |
Helps to describe the purpose of the modal window by referencing the h2 heading element — if no heading is available, use aria-label instead |
Modal container div |
aria-modal="true" |
Informs assistive technologies that the content underneath the current dialog are not available for interaction |
inert
attributeinert

demo-site/popup.html
demo-site/js/modal-window.js
"Don't think of accessibility as a chore that's too difficult to implement, but rather a coding challenge."– @vavroom
Find me @svinkle — DMs are always open! 🚀


A transformer which makes it easy to create nested transformations by switching the thread local transformer used for the '$' methods when inside of a transform method.
Makes it easy to pass around a node object along with its ancestor
A helper class to pimp Scala's XML support to add easy SQuery filtering
so that you can perform a CSS3 selector on a
scala.xml.Node
or
scala.xml.NodeSeq
via xml.
All the various implicit conversions for the scuery package
A helper class to make it easier to write new transformers within loops inside a ancestor transformer
Allows simple XML replacement rules to be registered
A helper class so that a function object can be used as a transformer
Implements CSS style selectors
no summary matey
All the various implicit conversions for the scuery package


| closePath readonly |
Closes the current path. |
| drawFocusRing readonly |
Draws a focus ring within a region of this element. |
| drawImage readonly |
Draws an image within a given region of the element. |
| drawOSControl readonly |
Draw the platform-specific control associated with this element. |
| drawString readonly |
Draw a string of text starting at a given point in this element, using a given drawing pen and font. |
| ellipsePath readonly |
Defines an elliptical path within a given rectangular area in the?currentPath?object, which can be filled using?fillPath()?or stroked using?strokePath(). |
| fillPath readonly |
Fills a path using a given painting brush. |
| lineTo readonly |
Adds a path segment to the?currentPath. |
| measureString readonly |
Calculates the size needed to display a string using the given font. |
| moveTo readonly |
Adds a given point to the?currentPath, and makes it the current drawing position. |
| newBrush readonly |
Creates a new painting brush object. |
| newPath readonly |
Creates a new, empty path object. |
| newPen readonly |
Creates a new drawing pen object. |
| rectPath readonly |
Defines a rectangular path in the?currentPath?object. |
| strokePath readonly |
Strokes the path segments of a path with a given drawing pen. |


Check out the JS examples! Run them in the console or in
repl.it
If - else:
ifelse.js
Operaors:
operators.js
loops:
loops.js
Higher order functions:
higer_order.js


This is a website for an imaginary animal shelter
Crazy Cat Lady Island is a travel site for a vacation spot for cats, we practiced building, styling and branching
This webpage was built to exercise and display columns as well as the box model
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Yoyoing
An FAQ
Dana Bennett
Who Am I?
A 2006 world champion that's who
How does one become a world yoyo champion?
Win the world championship.
Where is Worlds?
Orlando Florida, in August, every single frickin' year.
How is it judged?
There are actually five divisions
- 1A - One Yoyo, on the string (Jensen Kimmett, Yuuki Spencer)
- 2A - Two yoyos, looping (Shinji Saito, Shu Takada)
- 3A - Two yoyos, string tricks (Paul Yath, Kentaro Kimura)
- 4A - Offstring (Tsubasa Onishi, Ben Conde)
- 5A - Counterweight/Freehand (Tyler Severance, Takeshi Matsuura)
Are they all Asians?
Are there any girls?
But seriously how is it judged?
- 3 Minutes to your own music
- Positive - Negative
- Showmanship? Creativity?
Do you need to be seeded or something?
No, but it helps.
What do you get if you win?
What do you get if you win?
A trophy and a pat on the back.
Are you sponsored?
  Right. Now
Sick, what does that get you?
More yoyos.
How many yoyos do you have?
A lot
Other things
- How does it spin so long? How long can you spin it?
- Can I use your yoyo? Why won't it come back up?
- What is your favorite yo-yo?
- What is your favorite/signature trick?
- Can you * ?
- You must get tons of girls with that...right?
Do you compete any more?
No.
I'm in it for the love of the game, bro.


Hi [NAME],
Almost everybody who visits us asks me before they leave, "Is there anything I can do for you?" - I usually say no. But I finally have something that we can do for each other. We are so grateful that our guests are already referring their friends and family, so we decided to provide a gift to those helping to share our vision. Simply recruit three of your friends to book a seven night stay at Rythmia and your next trip is free. It's that simple, watch the video below to find out all about it!
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Launch an outreach campaign to reach your friends, colleagues and family members.
Paste this link onto your Facebook page:
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This will auto-generate the one minute "We Are Rythmia" experiential video.
After the video image appears, highlight the link text and delete it:
Add the following caption:
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Technology Expanding the Boundaries of Art
How To Foster Creativity And Innovation By Making Time For Art
In Memoriam: Evelyn Statsinger (1927-2016)
Review: Kelly Lloyd/The Sub-Mission
The Street, the Store, and the Silver Screen
New Leadership at Hilton-Asmus Contemporary
Review: Art and Faith of the Crèche/Loyola Museum of Art
Review: Keysook Geum/Andrew Bae Gallery
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Vacancy: Urban Interruption and (Re)generation/Glass Curtain Gallery
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African Festival of the Arts Begins Today
Mom & Pops: Family Business in Art and Life/Arts Incubator
Janet Dees joins the Block Museum of Art
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David Wallace Haskins Skycube Premieres at the Elmhurst Art Museum
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Museum of Contemporary Photography will Receive $20,000 NEA Award
Collin Pressler Appointed Curator at the International Museum of Surgical Science
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Inaugural Lake FX Summit + Expo — April 16–19
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Threewalls Announces 2015 Edition of Community Supported Art Chicago
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Sheila Oettinger: A Life Making Sculpture in Clay
Art Reflecting Our Amalgamated World
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The Digital Media Maker Lab at the Evanston Art Center
The Evanston Art Center Offers Two Workshops for Artists
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New Exhibition: "Hybrid's Paradise" at the Evanston Art Center
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Contemporary Design at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
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| subroutine | bpmclass::construct_bpm (this, numseg, nmpstp, type, blength) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::setparam1_bpm (this, i, value) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::setparam2_bpm (this, values) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::setparam3_bpm (this, numseg, nmpstp, type, blength) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::getparam1_bpm (this, i, blparam) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::getparam2_bpm (this, blparams) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::getparam3_bpm (this, blength, bnseg, bmapstp, btype) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::shift_bpm (Pts1, itype, innp, nptot) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::scale_bpm (Pts1, innp, xmis, pxmis, ymis, pymis, zmis, pzmis) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::kick_bpm (Pts1, innp, xshift, pxshift, yshift, pyshift, zshi |
| | shift the beam centroid in the 6D phase space. This element can be used to model steering magnet etc. Here, the storage Param(3:8) is used to store the amount of shift. drange(3); shift in x (m) drange(4); shift in Px (rad) drange(5); shift in y (m) drange(6); shift in Py (rad) drange(7); shift in z (deg) drange(8); shift in Pz (MeV) gam; relativistic gamma factor for design particle mass; mass in eV/c^2 More...
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| subroutine | bpmclass::kickrf_bpm (Pts1, innp, vmax, phi0, horm, mass) |
| | kick the beam longitudinally by the rf nonlinearity (the linear part has been included in the map integrator and substracted.) drange(3); vmax (V) drange(4); phi0 (degree) drange(5); horm number of rf More...
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| subroutine | bpmclass::srot_bpm (Pts1, innp, phi) |
| | rotate the beam along longitudinal s-axis at given location using the MAD8 notation. btype = -18 More...
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| subroutine | bpmclass::shiftlong_bpm (Pts1, itype, innp, nptot, tc, ptc) |
| | shift the centroid of the longitudinal phase space More...
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| subroutine | bpmclass::engheater_bpm (Pts1, innp, b0, qmass) |
| | The following subroutine increases the uncorrelated energy spread by heating. More...
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| subroutine | bpmclass::normvec1 (y, num) |
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| subroutine | bpmclass::thinmultipole_bpm (Pts1in, innp, k0, k1, k2, k3, k4, k5, gam0, |
| | k0 = thisParam(3) !dipole k1 = thisParam(4) !quad k2 = thisParam(5) !sext k3 = thisParam(6) !oct k4 = thisParam(7) !dec k5 = thisParam(8) !dodec More...
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This is a Zabbix template to poll meraki dashboard via SNMP. I made this because I really needed access point numbers and the number of connected clients for a Grafana dashboard for a multi vendor enterprise. So this is that v1.0. For me, I count the items for the number of APs and then sum the numbers for the client count.
This requires you to enable SNMPv2 polling in your Meraki Dashboard and set the host to monitor snmp.meraki.com port 16100 and the global macro {$SNMP_COMMUNITY} to whatever Meraki Dashboard gives you. This only uses OID’s so no need to put the MIB file anywhere. You MAY need to increase the SNMP poller timeout in Zabbix because snmp.meraki.com tends to be pretty slow at returning SNMP requests. I have mine set to 30 seconds and it works well so far.
I am working on getting more data into this, including (hopefully) interface statistics for MR and MX, I would also LOVE to get the number of clients connected to each radio (2.4 and 5) like I do from other venders but I will need to see if Meraki gives up that data.
John T. Young
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meraki.SSID |
Grabs SSID Names
 | SNMP agent |
MERAKI.SSID.KEY
Update: 4h
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| Meraki.AP |
Grabs AP name and Status. Creates an Item if Status is up.
 | SNMP agent |
MERAKI.AP.KEY
Update: 4h
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSID: {#SSIDNAME} |
-
 | SNMP agent |
MerakiDeviceIndex.SSID.[{#SNMPINDEX}]
Update: 1h

LLD
 |
| Access Point {#ITEM.NAME}: Clients Connected |
-
 | SNMP agent |
MerakiDeviceIndex.Clients.[{#SNMPINDEX}]
Update: 5m

LLD
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
This is a Zabbix template to poll meraki dashboard via SNMP. I made this because I really needed access point numbers and the number of connected clients for a Grafana dashboard for a multi vendor enterprise. So this is that v1.0. For me, I count the items for the number of APs and then sum the numbers for the client count.
This requires you to enable SNMPv2 polling in your Meraki Dashboard and set the host to monitor snmp.meraki.com port 16100 and the global macro {$SNMP_COMMUNITY} to whatever Meraki Dashboard gives you. This only uses OID’s so no need to put the MIB file anywhere. You MAY need to increase the SNMP poller timeout in Zabbix because snmp.meraki.com tends to be pretty slow at returning SNMP requests. I have mine set to 30 seconds and it works well so far.
I am working on getting more data into this, including (hopefully) interface statistics for MR and MX, I would also LOVE to get the number of clients connected to each radio (2.4 and 5) like I do from other venders but I will need to see if Meraki gives up that data.
John T. Young
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meraki.SSID |
Grabs SSID Names
 | SNMP agent |
MERAKI.SSID.KEY
Update: 4h
 |
| Meraki.AP |
Grabs AP name and Status. Creates an Item if Status is up.
 | SNMP agent |
MERAKI.AP.KEY
Update: 4h
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSID: {#SSIDNAME} |
-
 | SNMP agent |
MerakiDeviceIndex.SSID.[{#SNMPINDEX}]
Update: 1h

LLD
 |
| Access Point {#ITEM.NAME}: Clients Connected |
-
 | SNMP agent |
MerakiDeviceIndex.Clients.[{#SNMPINDEX}]
Update: 5m

LLD
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
This is a Zabbix template to poll meraki dashboard via SNMP. I made this because I really needed access point numbers and the number of connected clients for a Grafana dashboard for a multi vendor enterprise. So this is that v1.0. For me, I count the items for the number of APs and then sum the numbers for the client count.
This requires you to enable SNMPv2 polling in your Meraki Dashboard and set the host to monitor snmp.meraki.com port 16100 and the global macro {$SNMP_COMMUNITY} to whatever Meraki Dashboard gives you. This only uses OID’s so no need to put the MIB file anywhere. You MAY need to increase the SNMP poller timeout in Zabbix because snmp.meraki.com tends to be pretty slow at returning SNMP requests. I have mine set to 30 seconds and it works well so far.
I am working on getting more data into this, including (hopefully) interface statistics for MR and MX, I would also LOVE to get the number of clients connected to each radio (2.4 and 5) like I do from other venders but I will need to see if Meraki gives up that data.
John T. Young
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meraki.SSID |
Grabs SSID Names
 | SNMP agent |
MERAKI.SSID.KEY
Update: 4h
 |
| Meraki.AP |
Grabs AP name and Status. Creates an Item if Status is up.
 | SNMP agent |
MERAKI.AP.KEY
Update: 4h
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSID: {#SSIDNAME} |
-
 | SNMP agent |
MerakiDeviceIndex.SSID.[{#SNMPINDEX}]
Update: 1h

LLD
 |
| Access Point {#ITEM.NAME}: Clients Connected |
-
 | SNMP agent |
MerakiDeviceIndex.Clients.[{#SNMPINDEX}]
Update: 5m

LLD
 |
There are no triggers in this template.


The objective of this example is to show some of the intended use of the
supportAtRule, supportSelector, supportProperty, supportMediaQuery
methods that may be found here.
The three methods allow direct inspection of supported features (at-rules, selectors, properties) using browsers own internal CSS parser. To ease the task I narrowed down my objective to only one exact thing for now, use the browser to validate some CSS syntax before injecting that into elements style or document stylesheets for use in testing and production code.
The intent was not to show or find browser bugs but test for missing support compared to standard specifications, this has nothing to do with how well browsers results are rendered on the screen nor with correctness of browser implementations.
The code just checks for what seems to be available using feature detection.
Using Javascript... and observing behavior of browsers own internal CSS parsers engines.
On W3C compliant browsers the insertRule()/deleteRule()
methods of the stylesheet object
are used to manipulate the rules with the requested "tokens" and the outcome is inspected to match.
The operation is performed in a try/catch
block to take advantage of the CSS engine
throwing error and letting us know of the unexpected illegal syntax.
On IE browsers up to the latest IE8 when a rule is inserted in the stylesheet, it produces two changes
in the parsed output: a) the selectorText
property is set to the upper case string 'UNKNOWN'
if it is invalid, b) the representation read back from the stylesheet cssText
have properties
with upper case names if they are recognized, or they are discarded from the representation if unknown to
the parser.
It was noticed that some specific properties would persist in the cssText
representation
maintaining the original case in names, we have taken that as a failure in these test as it seemed most
adequate with the expected result.
In IE the invalid properties values are converted to the lower case string 'undefined' as an extra notification that the property is not consistent with expected value/type (maybe enumerated).
<style type="text/css">
inline element


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Response of Terrigenous Vegetation in North America to Climate Variation
EPA Grant Number: U915883Title: Response of Terrigenous Vegetation in North America to Climate Variation
Investigators: Gordon, Elizabeth S.
Institution: University of South Carolina at Columbia
EPA Project Officer: Boddie, Georgette
Project Period: January 1, 2001 through August 1, 2004
Project Amount: $80,027
RFA: STAR Graduate Fellowships (2001) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Fellowship - Oceanography , Aquatic Ecosystems , Academic Fellowships
Objective:
The objective of this research project is to examine the response of North America's vegetation to variations in climate during the past 100,000 years. This research project will investigate a possible shift between C4-dominated vegetation during warm, interglacial periods, and C3-dominated vegetation during a cold, glacial period. Such a shift in vegetation may be expected based on the latitudinal distribution of grasses in North America, where C4 grasses dominate the warmer, southern regions, while C3 grasses are more abundant in the colder, northern regions. Temperature is believed to be responsible for this distribution (Teeri and Stowe, Oecologia 1976;23:1-12). A temperature-induced response of terrigenous vegetation, and therefore of agriculture, has both scientific and economic implications for future climate change, but the prediction of a future vegetation shift contains many uncertainties. The key towards understanding future vegetation changes may be provided by past variations, which are recorded in marine sediments. In particular, sediments from the Gulf of Mexico may provide a unique record of past changes in North America's terrigenous vegetation. Ancient and modern sediments will be analyzed to test the hypothesis that vegetation in the Mississippi River drainage basin changed from C4-dominated vegetation during warm, interglacial periods to C3-dominated vegetation during cool, glacial periods.
Approach:
I will test this hypothesis by determining the sources and fate of terrigenous organic matter in the modern Gulf of Mexico and by examining processes that affect its deposition utilizing elemental (% OC, C/N), stable carbon isotopic (13C), and terrigenous biomarker analyses. In addition, the novel technique of compound-specific isotopic analysis will be utilized to quantify the relative contribution of C3 and C4 terrigenous vegetation in modern and ancient sediments. Surface sediments, which represent less than 10 years of deposition, and box cores, which represent 50-200 years of deposition, were collected along the inner Louisiana shelf during three sampling periods. In addition, suspended sediments were collected from both the Mississippi River and the Atchafalaya River, which transports 30 percent of the Mississippi River discharge. This comprehensive riverine and coastal coverage is necessary to constrain the composition of terrigenous organic matter that is exported from the shelf to deeper regions of the Gulf of Mexico. In addition to shelf samples, sediment samples were collected using box cores and gravity cores from nine slope stations. Finally, sediment samples from a 208.7-m piston core, which spans 100,000 years, have been donated by Dr. John Jasper. These samples will be analyzed to quantify terrigenous vegetation changes over glacial-interglacial transitions. The above sampling strategy allows for the characterization of terrigenous organic matter on yearly (surface sediments), decadal (box core sediments), centennial (gravity cores), and millennial (piston core) timescales.


- Researched and implemented the Elastic Stack product portfolio on 3 clusters as part of a team of 3 interns.
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- Learned technologies critical to high performance computing by attending tech talks and collaborating with Livermore Computation employees.


Cool Emoji Picker was created to be a developer-friendly library for anyone who
wants to add emojis support in their Vue app using the Twemoji (Twitter) arts. It comes with two components:
CoolPicker and CoolTextArea.
CoolPicker is meant to be a plug-n-play emoji picker only. It emit some events like @emojiUnicodeAdded (check component docs for more info)
so you can catch the selected emoji selected and perform some action.
CoolTextArea is meant to be a plug-n-play emoji picker + textarea which provides string
sanitization for HTML tags and emoji support.
Tip: You can send any message above to try the component!
Send your message here!
This is a CoolTextArea
indeed!
This is a CoolTextArea \n 😄 \n indeed!
Cool Emoji Picker emoji picker uses
Emoji Unicode 11
(latest emoji spec, from 2018, which includes skin tones) as its base,
and apply some trimming on the emoji list for better optimization of component size.
Also, for the sake of your bundle size, you can opt if you want all
emoji groups, or only smileys, or even only smileys and foods! The choice is yours!
- Cool Emoji Picker is made with Vue, for Vue (for the time being).
- For CoolPicker component search feature to work your browser needs to support
String Includes.
- For CoolTextArea component layouting proportions correctly
render your browser needs to support
CSS Flexbox.
- In most cases
Polyfill.io can ensure support for older browsers.
- To install Cool Emoji Picker on your Vue project you can run, for NPM:
npm install cool-emoji-picker
- For Yarn:
yarn add cool-emoji-picker
- To import CoolPicker on your Vue project you can do as follows:
JAVASCRIPT:
import { CoolPicker } from 'cool-emoji-picker';
import EmojiData from 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-all-groups.json';
import EmojiDataAnimalsNature from 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-animals-nature.json';
import EmojiDataFoodDrink from 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-food-drink.json';
import EmojiGroups from 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/emoji-groups.json';
export default {
name: 'App',
components: { 'coolpicker': CoolPicker },
computed: {
emojiDataAll() {
return EmojiData;
},
emojiDataTwoCollections() {
const emojiData = [];
emojiData.push(EmojiDataAnimalsNature);
emojiData.push(EmojiDataFoodDrink);
return emojiData;
},
emojiGroups() {
return EmojiGroups;
}
}
}
TEMPLATE:
// Emoji picker component using all emojis
<coolpicker
:emojiData="emojiDataAll"
:emojiGroups="emojiGroups"
:skinToneSelection="true"
@emojiUnicodeAdded="yourMethodToCatchEmojiUnicode"
@emojiImgAdded="yourMethodToCatchEmojiImg" ></coolpicker>
// Emoji picker component using only two emoji groups
<coolpicker
:emojiData="emojiDataTwoCollections"
:emojiGroups="emojiGroups"
:skinToneSelection="true"
@emojiUnicodeAdded="yourMethodToCatchEmojiUnicode"
@emojiImgAdded="yourMethodToCatchEmojiImg" ></coolpicker>
- To import CoolTextArea on your Vue project you can do as follows:
JAVASCRIPT:
import { CoolTextArea } from 'cool-emoji-picker';
import EmojiData from 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/emoji-all-groups.json';
import EmojiGroups from 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/emoji-groups.json';
export default {
name: 'App',
components: { 'cooltextarea': CoolTextarea },
computed: {
emojiDataAll() {
return EmojiData;
},
emojiGroups() {
return EmojiGroups;
}
}
}
TEMPLATE:
<cooltextarea
:content.sync="content"
:emojiData="emojiDataAll"
:emojiGroups="emojiGroups"
@enterKey="onEnterKey"
ref="cooltextareaRef"></cooltextarea>
These are basic examples for importing Cool Emoji Picker components in a Vue project.
| Attribute |
Type |
Valid Values |
Description |
| pickerWidth |
Number |
Any Number |
Define the emoji picker width (in pixels).
Default: '250'.
|
| pickerMaxHeight |
Number |
Any Number |
Define the emoji picker max height (in pixels).
Default: '200'.
|
| appendToBody |
Boolean |
True / False |
Define the emoji picker bind to body if true; or to parent element if false.
Default: false.
|
| triggerType |
Number |
'click' and 'hover' |
Define the emoji picker trigger type.
Default: 'click'.
|
| emojiData |
Array |
Array with the Specified Structure |
This is the array of emojis which is supplied by
this library, like exemplified in Emoji Data Index.
Default: [].
|
| emojiGroups |
Array |
Array with the Specified Structure |
This is the array of emoji groups which is supplied by
this library, like exemplified in Emoji Data Index. Default: [].
|
| skinToneSelection |
Boolean |
true / false |
This is a boolean to enable or disable skin
tone selection in the emoji picker. Default: false.
|
| recentEmojisFeat |
Boolean |
true / false |
This is a boolean to enable or disable
recent emojis feature in the emoji picker. Default: false.
|
| recentEmojisStorage |
String |
'local', 'session', 'none' |
Sets the type of storage for recent emojis in a browser.
'local': LocalStorage; 'session': SessionStorage; 'none': Disable storage.
Default: 'none'.
|
| recentEmojiStorageName |
String |
Any String |
Sets the name of the browser storage object, if enabled.
Default: 'cep-recent-emojis'.
|
| recentEmojiLimit |
Number |
Any Number |
Sets the maximum amount of recent emojis.
Default: 12.
|
| searchEmojisFeat |
Boolean |
true / false |
This is a boolean to enable or disable
search emojis feature in the emoji picker. Default: false.
|
| searchEmojiPlaceholder |
String |
Any String |
Define the search input placeholder.
Default: 'Search emojis.'.
|
| searchEmojiNotFound |
String |
Any String |
Define the label when there are no emojis found.
Default: 'No emojis found.'.
|
| twemojiPath |
String |
Any String URL |
This is a variable to define where are stored the
emoji arts static resources. Default: 'https://twemoji.maxcdn.com/2/'.
|
| twemojiExtension |
String |
'.png', '.svg', '.jpg', '.jpeg', '.ico' |
This is a variable to define emoji arts static resources extension.
Note: This property only changes the extension, the filename will always be the codepoint for the emoji Unicode.
Default: '.png'.
|
| twemojiFolder |
String |
Any String folder name |
This is a variable to define the folder
where are stored the emoji arts static resources in the 'twemojiPath'.
Default: '72x72'.
|
| btnEmojiClasses |
Array of Strings |
Array of Strings (CSS classes) |
This is an array of CSS classes for those who wish
to further customize the style of the
emoji button of the component.
Default: [].
|
| Event |
Parameter |
Description |
| emojiUnicodeAdded |
emojiUnicode |
This event fires everytime the user selects an emoji in the picker,
and its parameter is the emoji in its Unicode format.
|
| emojiImgAdded |
emojiImgTag |
This event fires everytime the user selects an emoji in the picker,
and its parameter is the emoji HTML IMG tag.
|
| Attribute |
Type |
Valid Values |
Description |
| pickerWidth |
Number |
Any Number |
Define the emoji picker width (in pixels).
Default: '250'.
|
| pickerMaxHeight |
Number |
Any Number |
Define the emoji picker max height (in pixels).
Default: '200'.
|
| appendToBody |
Boolean |
True / False |
Define the emoji picker bind to body if true; or to parent element if false.
Default: false.
|
| triggerType |
Number |
'click' and 'hover' |
Define the emoji picker trigger type.
Default: 'click'.
|
| emojiData |
Array |
Array with the Specified Structure |
This is the array of emojis which is supplied by
this library, like exemplified in Emoji Data Index.
Default: [].
|
| emojiGroups |
Array |
Array with the Specified Structure |
This is the array of emoji groups which is supplied by
this library, like exemplified in Emoji Data Index. Default: [].
|
| skinToneSelection |
Boolean |
true / false |
This is a boolean to enable or disable skin
tone selection in the emoji picker. Default: false.
|
| recentEmojisFeat |
Boolean |
true / false |
This is a boolean to enable or disable
recent emojis feature in the emoji picker. Default: false.
|
| recentEmojisStorage |
String |
'local', 'session', 'none' |
Sets the type of storage for recent emojis in a browser.
'local': LocalStorage; 'session': SessionStorage; 'none': Disable storage.
Default: 'none'.
|
| recentEmojiStorageName |
String |
Any String |
Sets the name of the browser storage object, if enabled.
Default: 'cep-recent-emojis'.
|
| recentEmojiLimit |
Number |
Any Number |
Sets the maximum amount of recent emojis.
Default: 12.
|
| searchEmojisFeat |
Boolean |
true / false |
This is a boolean to enable or disable
search emojis feature in the emoji picker. Default: false.
|
| searchEmojiPlaceholder |
String |
Any String |
Define the search input placeholder.
Default: 'Search emojis.'.
|
| searchEmojiNotFound |
String |
Any String |
Define the label when there are no emojis found.
Default: 'No emojis found.'.
|
| twemojiPath |
String |
Any String URL |
This is a variable to define where are stored the
emoji arts static resources. Default: 'https://twemoji.maxcdn.com/2/'.
|
| twemojiExtension |
String |
'.png', '.svg', '.jpg', '.jpeg', '.ico' |
This is a variable to define emoji arts static resources extension.
Note: This property only changes the extension, the filename will always be the codepoint for the emoji Unicode.
Default: '.png'.
|
| twemojiFolder |
String |
Any String folder name |
This is a variable to define the folder
where are stored the emoji arts static resources in the 'twemojiPath'.
Default: '72x72'.
|
| btnEmojiClasses |
Array of Strings |
Array of Strings (CSS classes) |
This is an array of CSS classes for those who wish
to further customize the style of the
emoji button of the component.
Default: [].
|
| - | - | - | - |
| content |
String |
Any String Variable |
This is the content variable which
will be the output of the textarea with the emoji art IMG tags
converted to its correspondent Unicode.
|
| enableSendBtn |
Boolean |
true / false |
This is a boolean to enable or
disable the send button. Default: false.
|
| componentColor |
String |
'cream', 'cherry', 'forest', 'ocean', 'sun' |
This is a variable to define the component color. Default: 'cream'.
|
| outerDivClasses |
Array of Strings |
Array of Strings (CSS classes) |
This is an array of CSS classes for those who wish
to further customize the style of the
outer div of the component (which encompasses emoji picker and textarea).
Default: [].
|
| cooltextAreaClasses |
Array of Strings |
Array of Strings (CSS classes) |
This is an array of CSS classes for those who wish
to further customize the style of the
textarea of the component.
Default: [].
|
| Event |
Parameter |
Description |
| contentChanged |
None |
This event fires everytime the textarea content is updated.
|
| enterKey |
None |
This event fires everytime the enter key is pressed or the send button is clicked,
so that you can define what action is to be performed.
|
| emojiUnicodeAdded |
emojiUnicode |
This event fires everytime the user selects an emoji in the picker,
and its parameter is the emoji in its Unicode format.
|
| emojiImgAdded |
emojiImgTag |
This event fires everytime the user selects an emoji in the picker,
and its parameter is the emoji HTML IMG tag.
|
These are useful methods of the component
you can access if you define a ref attribute to your component.
The method can then be accessed on your Vue parent component with:
this.$refs.yourRefName.methodName
| Method |
Parameter |
Description |
| addText(text) |
text - String |
This method adds a text to the textarea. The text parameter will
then be sanitized and emojis Unicodes converted to emoji IMG
arts from Twemoji.
|
| addTextBlur(text) |
text - String |
This method adds a text to the textarea. The text parameter will
then be sanitized and emojis Unicodes converted to emoji IMG
arts from Twemoji. It is the same as addText(text) method,
but this one doesn't trigger smartphone keyboard.
|
| cleanText() |
None |
This method cleans the textarea.
|
| setSkinTone(tone) |
tone - Number (a number >= 0 and <= 5) |
This method sets the skin tone active in the emoji picker.
|
As seen in the example you will need, for the emoji picker to work,
to import an indexed list of emojis and emoji groups name (which is provided by this lib) and pass as a prop of the CoolTextArea/CoolPicker component.
There is already different bundles so you are able to choose if you want your emoji picker to have all emojis or only smileys, or only smileys and objects, etc.
This library execute some optimizations excluding unnecessary fields (for this component) in an already indexed list of Unicode
emojis from the lib
'emojibase'. Below you have info for each emoji bundle and
import paths (
where {LANG} is your preferred language):
| Bundle Import Path |
Size (aprox.) |
GZIP Size (aprox.) |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-all-groups.json' |
120KB |
23KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-smileys-people.json' |
60KB |
10KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-symbols.json' |
14KB |
3KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-travel-places.json' |
12KB |
3KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-objects.json' |
12KB |
3KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-flags.json' |
14KB |
2KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-food-drink.json' |
7KB |
2KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-animals-nature.json' |
7KB |
2KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-group-activities.json' |
6KB |
2KB |
| 'cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/emoji-groups.json' |
700B |
460B |
PS: You can provide your own emoji.json index file with a list of emoji Unicodes,
but you will need to follow the structure of the bundles generated by this library (like cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/{LANG}/emoji-all-groups.json).
PS: You can provide your own emoji-groups.json index file with a list of emoji groups name,
but you will need to follow the structure of the bundle generated by this library (cool-emoji-picker/src/emoji-data/emoji-groups.json).
The emoji bundles comes with 19 emoji bundles for 19 different languages. Below is the list of available languages:
- emoji-data/zh - Chinese (zh)
- emoji-data/zh-hant - Chinese, Traditional (zh-hant)
- emoji-data/da - Danish (da)
- emoji-data/nl - Dutch (nl)
- emoji-data/en - English (en)
- emoji-data/en-gb - English, Great Britain (en-gb)
- emoji-data/fr - French (fr)
- emoji-data/de - German (de)
- emoji-data/it - Italian (it)
- emoji-data/ja - Japanese (ja)
- emoji-data/ko - Korean (ko)
- emoji-data/ms - Malay (ms)
- emoji-data/pl - Polish (pl)
- emoji-data/pt - Portuguese (pt)
- emoji-data/ru - Russian (ru)
- emoji-data/es - Spanish (es)
- emoji-data/es-mx - Spanish, Mexico (es-mx)
- emoji-data/sv - Swedish (sv)
- emoji-data/th - Thai (th)
- Thanks to
Twitter for the emoji arts used in this component from their lib
Twemoji.
- Thanks to
Emojibase for their JSON emoji list builded with base on latest Unicode.
- Also thanks to VuePopper (by extension, PopperJS) which is other lib used in this component.
- Divide smileys emoji index bundle in two bundles: one with skin tones and the other without.
- Feature: option for user to choose send method (Enter or Shift + Enter)
- Show a loading icon while IMG tags are loading in Emoji picker
- Validator for emojiData and emojiGroups structures; and for twemojiPath prop
- Component size optimization
- Support for React, Angular, Ember
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