HALLOWEEN: H20 RATING: 7.5 / 10 -->Re-watchable
Michael Myers (AKA The Shape) return as the little brother who never dies, in this seventh installment (called H20 because it takes place 20 years after the original story/movie took place) of the coveted HALLOWEEN series. The original was directed by horror-meister John Carpenter.
PLOT: Laurie Strode (Curtis) has moved on with her life. She is now the headmistress of a private school, of which her son is a proud 17-year old member.  Halloween night approaches. Michael Myers returns. Let the killing begin.
CRITIQUE: The horror genre is back, and so is Mr. Kevin Williamson's wonderful touch on all things scary. This movie's packed with all the screams, cheers, laughs and gross-outs that you could swing a spooky stick at. It's everything you ever looked for in a scary popcorn movie. Period.  All films signed by Kevin Williamson. Advised be those who did not care for any of the previously mentioned films, to avoid this teenage-bludgeoning, blood-letting, LL Cool J-costarring funfest.
In case anyone is worried about not having seen any of the previous Halloweens-don't worry, the whole back-story is explained pretty quickly, and frankly, the story is that this man with the eerie mask is f-cked up real bad, and wants to kill people, most prominently his sister. The film does start off a little slow, and did offer up one too many "fake scares" in my humble opinion, but once the action gets going, it really takes off! Another cool thing about this movie is that it's barely an hour and a half long. It doesn't get bogged down in explanation after explanation, but does demonstrate various ways in which a psychopath could stab people. Speaking of which, there are at least two PSYCHO (7/10) references in this movie, one alone, coming from Ms. Psycho herself, Janet Leigh, who has a throwaway part in this film as the school's secretary.
 (Mind you, I saw this film on the first showing of the first night that it came out. Real horror fans only, please.) Oh yeah, and did I mention that John Carpenter's "theme to Halloween" remains one of the eeriest scores to run a movie over? Good stuff. All in all, if you're a horror fan, and like all of the other Kevin Williamson-based films, there's no good reason why you shouldn't truly enjoy this one (Besides the fact, that it's not jam-packed with hip, young, successful Hollywood stars and starlets.) And if you don't dig horror, well, I guess there's always THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY (7/10)!
Note: Double up on the salsa for this one. Trust me, the nachos will thank you later.
Little Known Facts: Jamie Lee Curtis was paid a hefty sum of $8000 for her role in the original HALLOWEEN, and $100,000 for the follow-up. At one point during this movie, you could clearly see SCREAM 2 playing on a television set. At one point during the original SCREAM film, you could see the original HALLOWEEN playing on the television set. Janet Leigh is Jamie Lee Curtis' mother in real-life. Actor Tony Curtis is her real-life father. Janet Leigh was the lady who "got it" in the infamous shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO. Other titles for this movie were "Halloween 7", "Halloween 7: The Revenge of Laurie Strode", "Halloween: H20 (20 Years Later)" and "Halloween: The Revenge of Laurie Strode." TV's "Dawson's Creek" connections: Actress Michelle Williams stars in the show. Director Steve Miner has directed episodes of the show. And wunderkid Kevin Williamson created and produces the show. Jamie Lee Curtis met her husband Christopher Guest after she saw a picture of him in the Rolling Stone magazine, and cleverly made sure that his agent got her number.
Review Date: August 5, 1998 Director: Steve Miner Writers: Robert Zappia and Matt Greenberg (based on Kevin Williamson's treatment) Producers: John Carpenter and Paul Freeman and Debra Hill Actors: Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode/Keri Tate Josh Hartnett as John Tate Genre: Horror Year of Release: 1998
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Cascading Stylesheets - or CSS - is the first technology you should start learning after HTML. While HTML is used to define the structure and semantics of your content, CSS is used to style it and lay it out. For example, you can use CSS to alter the font, color, size, and spacing of your content, split into multiple columns, or add animations and other decorative features.
You should learn the basics of HTML before attempting CSS. We recommend that you work through our Introduction to HTML module first. In that module, you will learn about:
- CSS, starting with the Introduction to CSS module
- More advanced HTML modules
- JavaScript, and how to use it to add dynamic functionality to web pages
Once you understand the fundamentals of HTML, we recommend that you learn HTML and CSS at the same time, moving back and forth between the two topics. This is because HTML is far more interesting and much more fun to learn when you apply CSS, and you can't really learn CSS without knowing HTML.
Before starting the topic, you should also be familiar with using computers and using the web passively (i.e., just looking at it, comsuming the content). You should have a basic work enviroment set up as detailed in Installing basic software and understand how to create and manage files, as detailed in Dealing with files - both of which are parts of our Getting started with the web complete beginner's module.
It is recommended that you work through Getting started with the web before proceeding with this topic. However, doing so isn't absolutely necessary as much of what is covered in CSS basics article is also covered in our CSS first steps module, albeit in a lot more detail.
There are 3 ways you can use CSS
- Inline CSS
- Internal CSS
- External CSS
Inline CSS
Inline CSS allows you to apply a unique style to one HTML element at a time. You assign CSS to a specific HTML element by using the style attribute with and CSS properties defined within it.
To use inline styles, add the style attribute to the relevant element. The style attribute can contain any CSS property. For example:
We used the style element for the h1 tag and changed the color to blue and aligned the text to the center of the page. We also used the style element for the p tag and changed the color to red.
h1 {
color: blue
text-align: center
}
p { color: red; }
This is a heading
This is a paragraph.
Internal CSS
- You can intergrate internal CSS stylesheets by placing the (<'style'>) element in the (<'head'>) section of a page.
- Internal styles apply to whole pages but not to multiple HTML documents.
- Several pages can be styled by repeating the same block of internal styles in them.
Internal CSS in HTML means adding CSS code in the (<'head'>) section of the document. Styling changes apply to every specific element found in the file.
This example is so you can see how to add the (<'style'>) element containing the CSS rules for all the page:
Here we have added a background color to the h1 tag to linen, the color of the text to maroon.
h1 {
background-color: linen;
color: maroon;
margin-left: 40px;
}
This is a heading
This is a paragraph.
Here we have added a background color to the h1 tag to linen, the color of the text to maroon.
External CSS
With an external style sheet, you can change the look of an entire website by changing just one file!
Each HTML page must include a reference to the external style sheet file inside the link element, inside the head section.
link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle.css"
h2 {
background-color: lightblue;
color: navy;
margin-left: 20px;
}
This is a heading
This is a paragraph.
This topic contains the following modules, in a suggested order for working through them. You should definitely start with the first one.
CSS first steps
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style and lay out web pages - for example, to alter tge font, color, size, and spacing of your content, split it into multiply columns, or add animations andother decorative feature. This module provides a gentle beginning to your path towards CSS mastery with the basics of how it works, what the syntax looks like, and how you can start using it to add styling to your HTML.
CSS building blocks
This module carries on where CSS first steps left off - now you've gained familiarity with the language and its syntax, and you got some basic experience with using it, its time to dive a bit deeper. This module looks at the cascade and inheritance, all the selector types we have availble, units, sizing, styling backgrounds and borders, debugging and lots more.
The aim here is to provide you with a toolkit for writing CSS and help you understand all the essential theory, before moving on to the more specific disciplines like text styling and CSS layout.
Styling text
With the basics of the CSS language covered, the next CSS topic for you to concentrate on is styling text - one of the most common things you'll do with CSS. Here we look at text styling fundamentals, including setting font, boldness, italics, line and letter spacing, drop shadows and other text features. We round off the module by looking at and applying custom fonts to your page, and styling lists and links.
CSS layout
At this point we've already looked at CSS fundamentals, how to style text, and how to style and manipulate the boxes that your content sits inside. Now it's time to look at how to place your boxes in the right place in relation to the veiwport, and one another. We have covered the necessary prerequisites so we can now dive deep into CSS layout, looking at different display settings, modern layout tools like flexbox, CSS grid, and positioning, and some of the legacy techniques you might still want to know about.
Use CSS to solve common problems provides links to sections of content explaining how to use CSS to slove very common problems when creating a web page.
From the beginning, you'll primarily apply colors to HTML elements and their backgrounds; change the size, shape, and position of elements; and add and define borders on elements. But there's not much you can't do once you have a solid understanding of even the basics of CSS. One of the best things about learning CSS is that once you know the fundamentals, usually you have a pretty good feel for what can and can't be done, even if you don't actually know how to do it yet!
CSS and MDN
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jQuery Plugin for Data Binding
Chain Update Service
Automatically generated from update.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.update.bind
If you pass a function to update, it will bind it to the update event. just like jQuerys click()
or mouseover()
.
see jQuery.Chain.services.update.handler
Automatically generated from update.js
// assuming #person is already chained $('#person').update(function{ alert($(this).item().name); }); $('#person').item({name: 'Rizqi'})
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.update.trigger
If no argument or "hard" is passed, it will update the element and trigger the update event.
see jQuery.Chain.services.update.handler
Automatically generated from update.js
$('#person').update();
Chain Binding Service. Method to activate the chaining / element rendering service.
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.handleUpdater
Updater Handler. If you pass an object to chain
, it will treated as a updater object. The updater is a hash of selector and value string: like chain({'my css selector': 'My Content String'})
or chain({'my css selector': {attributes}})
Automatically generated from chain.js
$(selector) .chain({ // Items anchor, where the Item iteration should be placed anchor: anchor, // If true, the default updater is overridden override: false, // Use custom builder builder: function(){}, // Update the element self self: "This is my {data}", // Use css selector to update child element '.element.selector': "Using String Updater", // Use Function as updater '.element.selector': function(data, el){}, // Updating Attributes '.element.selector': { attribute1: "{attribute}", className: "{className}", content: "This is the {content}", value: "This is the {value}" } });
$('
Name
') .item({name: 'Steve Jobs'}) .chain() .appendTo(document.body);
$('

First Last

') .item({first:'Steve', last:'Jobs'}) .chain({ '.name .first': { style: 'color: blue;', content: 'First Name: {first}' }, '.name .last': 'Family Name: {last}' }) .appendTo(document.body);
$('

Name

Address

') .item({name:'Steve Jobs', address:'Cupertino'}) .chain({ builder: function(){ var data = this.item(); this.find('.name').click(function(){alert(data.name)}); this.find('.address').mouseout(function(){alert(data.address)}); }, '.name': '{name}', '.address': '{address}' }) .appendTo(document.body);
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.handleBuilder
Builder Handler. If you pass a function to chain
, it will be handled as {builder: function}
, enabling you to use the default updater while customizing the events etc.
see jQuery.Chain.services.chain.handleUpdater
Automatically generated from chain.js
$('

Name

Address

') .item({name:'Steve Jobs', address:'Cupertino'}) .chain(function(){ this.bind('click', function(){ var data = this.item(); alert('name:'+data.name+', address:'+data.address); }); // if you return false, default builder wont be executed // You don't have to return true; return true; }) .appendTo(document.body);
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$anchor
Set new Anchor and rerender if new anchor passed. Otherwise return current anchor. If you use items()
with chain()
, you can use chain('anchor', selector)
to move the element, where the items will be generated.
Automatically generated from chain.js
$('#persons').chain('anchor', '.wrapper'); // Define Anchor directly while building $('#persons').items([...]).chain({anchor:'.wrapper', builder: ...});
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$template
Getting/Switching Template.
Automatically generated from chain.js
$(selector).chain('template') // Returns current Template (jQuery Object) $(selector).chain('template', 'raw') // Returns raw HTML Templates (all) $(selector).chain('template', nr) // Switch to template nr (read: Number) $(selector).chain('template', '.tree-column') // Switch by selector
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$builder
Get/Change Builder. If you don't pass any argument, it will return the created builder.
Automatically generated from chain.js
$('#el').chain('builder') // returns builder function $('#el').chain('builder', newBuilder) // Replace Builder
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$active
Check status
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$plugin
Add/Remove Plugins that extend builder
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$clone
Clone Element unchained, with ID removed.
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$destroy
Destroy Chain, restore Element to previous condition.
Automatically generated from chain.js
Chain Item Service. Method to bind item to object.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.handleObject
Edit/Bind Item. If no Object defined, it will bind the object to the Item, otherwise it will alter the object using the provided object.
see jQuery.Chain.services.item.handler
Automatically generated from item.js
$('#element').item({name:'Rizqi', country:'Germany'}); $('#element').item({country:'Indonesia'}); $('#element').item(); // Returns {name:'Rizqi', country:'Indonesia'}
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.handleFunction
Add setter and getter to item. This function will change the way item(object)
and item()
works.
Automatically generated from item.js
$(element).item(function(oldval, newval){ //setter if(newval) return $.extend(oldval, newval); //getter else return oldval; })
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.handleDefault
Get Data if no argument passed.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.$update
Item Updater, called within $(element).update()
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.$replace
Replace Data with new data
Automatically generated from item.js
$(element).item('replace', data);
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.$remove
Remove Item And destroy it.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.$active
Check Status of item
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.$backup
Backup Item to the state before being built.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.$link
Bind Item to other (chained) element. If one of them is updated, the linked element will be updated.
"self"
if linked to item)
see jQuery.Chain.services.items.collection
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.item.$destroy
Destroy item service.
Automatically generated from item.js
Chain Items Service. Method to bind items to object.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.handleObject
If a Data Object is given, it will return the item element containing the object if it exists, otherwise empty.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.handleElement
If a jQuery Element is given, it will return itself if it is part of the items, otherwise empty jQuery object.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.handleArray
If array is given, it will merge it to current items
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.handleNumber
If number is given, it will get the object with the current number. Use -1 to get the last number.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.handleTrue
If true
is given, it will get all items including the hidden one.
see jQuery.Chain.services.items.collections.all
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$update
Items Updater, called by $(element).update()
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$add
Add item(s). use items('add', 'shift', item)
to add item at the top
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$merge
Merge items with array of item data
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$replace
Replace items with new items array
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$remove
Remove item
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$reorder
Reorder Item
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$empty
Clear all items
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$data
Like items()
but returns array of data instead of the jQuery object.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$link
Bind Items to other (chained) element. If one of them is updated, the linked element will be updated.
"self"
if linked to item)
see jQuery.Chain.services.items.collection
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$index
Get index of an Item
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$collection
Get collection of items. Define a collection by adding a function argument
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$active
Check Status of items
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$backup
Backup Item to the state before being built.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$destroy
Destroy items service.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$filter
Filter items by criteria. Filtered items will be hidden.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as jQuery.Chain.services.items.$sort
Sort items by property.
Automatically generated from items.js
Tag for use in jQuery.Chain.parse
(which is used in CustomUpdater). It is can be altered.
Automatically generated from core.js
Namespace containing all defined services.
Automatically generated from core.js
Chain Update Service Object - Providing methods of update
. All method listed here can only be used internally using jQuery.Chain.service
or jQuery.Chain.extend
Automatically generated from update.js
Default Handler
Automatically generated from update.js
Also known as update(fn)
If you pass a function to update, it will bind it to the update event. just like jQuerys click()
or mouseover()
.
see jQuery.Chain.services.update.handler
Automatically generated from update.js
// assuming #person is already chained $('#person').update(function{ alert($(this).item().name); }); $('#person').item({name: 'Rizqi'})
Also known as update(opt)
If no argument or "hard" is passed, it will update the element and trigger the update event.
see jQuery.Chain.services.update.handler
Automatically generated from update.js
$('#person').update();
Chain Binding Service Object - Providing methods of chain
. All method listed here can only be used internally using jQuery.Chain.service
or jQuery.Chain.extend
Automatically generated from chain.js
Initializer. Executed once at the first time chain
invoked.
Automatically generated from chain.js
Default handler.
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as chain(updater)
Updater Handler. If you pass an object to chain
, it will treated as a updater object. The updater is a hash of selector and value string: like chain({'my css selector': 'My Content String'})
or chain({'my css selector': {attributes}})
Automatically generated from chain.js
$(selector) .chain({ // Items anchor, where the Item iteration should be placed anchor: anchor, // If true, the default updater is overridden override: false, // Use custom builder builder: function(){}, // Update the element self self: "This is my {data}", // Use css selector to update child element '.element.selector': "Using String Updater", // Use Function as updater '.element.selector': function(data, el){}, // Updating Attributes '.element.selector': { attribute1: "{attribute}", className: "{className}", content: "This is the {content}", value: "This is the {value}" } });
$('
Name
') .item({name: 'Steve Jobs'}) .chain() .appendTo(document.body);
$('

First Last

') .item({first:'Steve', last:'Jobs'}) .chain({ '.name .first': { style: 'color: blue;', content: 'First Name: {first}' }, '.name .last': 'Family Name: {last}' }) .appendTo(document.body);
$('

Name

Address

') .item({name:'Steve Jobs', address:'Cupertino'}) .chain({ builder: function(){ var data = this.item(); this.find('.name').click(function(){alert(data.name)}); this.find('.address').mouseout(function(){alert(data.address)}); }, '.name': '{name}', '.address': '{address}' }) .appendTo(document.body);
Also known as chain(fn)
Builder Handler. If you pass a function to chain
, it will be handled as {builder: function}
, enabling you to use the default updater while customizing the events etc.
see jQuery.Chain.services.chain.handleUpdater
Automatically generated from chain.js
$('

Name

Address

') .item({name:'Steve Jobs', address:'Cupertino'}) .chain(function(){ this.bind('click', function(){ var data = this.item(); alert('name:'+data.name+', address:'+data.address); }); // if you return false, default builder wont be executed // You don't have to return true; return true; }) .appendTo(document.body);
Default Builder - Automatic Data filler
see jQuery.Chain.services.chain.createBuilder
Automatically generated from chain.js
Builder Generator (Wrapper).
see jQuery.Chain.services.chain.defaultBuilder;
Automatically generated from chain.js
Set Anchor (Container for items
to be populated, default: this.element
)
see jQuery.Chain.services.chain.$anchor
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as chain('anchor')
Set new Anchor and rerender if new anchor passed. Otherwise return current anchor. If you use items()
with chain()
, you can use chain('anchor', selector)
to move the element, where the items will be generated.
Automatically generated from chain.js
$('#persons').chain('anchor', '.wrapper'); // Define Anchor directly while building $('#persons').items([...]).chain({anchor:'.wrapper', builder: ...});
Also known as chain('template')
Getting/Switching Template.
Automatically generated from chain.js
$(selector).chain('template') // Returns current Template (jQuery Object) $(selector).chain('template', 'raw') // Returns raw HTML Templates (all) $(selector).chain('template', nr) // Switch to template nr (read: Number) $(selector).chain('template', '.tree-column') // Switch by selector
Also known as chain('builder')
Get/Change Builder. If you don't pass any argument, it will return the created builder.
Automatically generated from chain.js
$('#el').chain('builder') // returns builder function $('#el').chain('builder', newBuilder) // Replace Builder
Also known as chain('active')
Check status
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as chain('plugin')
Add/Remove Plugins that extend builder
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as chain('clone')
Clone Element unchained, with ID removed.
Automatically generated from chain.js
Also known as chain('destroy')
Destroy Chain, restore Element to previous condition.
Automatically generated from chain.js
Chain Item Manager - Providing methods of item
. All method listed here can only be used internally using jQuery.Chain.service
or jQuery.Chain.extend
Automatically generated from item.js
Initializer. Executed once at the first time item
invoked.
Automatically generated from item.js
Default handler.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item(object)
Edit/Bind Item. If no Object defined, it will bind the object to the Item, otherwise it will alter the object using the provided object.
see jQuery.Chain.services.item.handler
Automatically generated from item.js
$('#element').item({name:'Rizqi', country:'Germany'}); $('#element').item({country:'Indonesia'}); $('#element').item(); // Returns {name:'Rizqi', country:'Indonesia'}
Also known as item(fn)
Add setter and getter to item. This function will change the way item(object)
and item()
works.
Automatically generated from item.js
$(element).item(function(oldval, newval){ //setter if(newval) return $.extend(oldval, newval); //getter else return oldval; })
Also known as item()
Get Data if no argument passed.
Automatically generated from item.js
Data Getter Wrapper Function
Automatically generated from item.js
Data Setter Wrapper Function
Automatically generated from item.js
Default Getter/Setter
Automatically generated from item.js
Update element. Wrapper for jQuery.Chain.services.item.element.update
Automatically generated from item.js
Build item, apply builder and plugins
see jQuery.Chain.services.item.$update
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item('update')
Item Updater, called within $(element).update()
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item('replace')
Replace Data with new data
Automatically generated from item.js
$(element).item('replace', data);
Also known as item('remove')
Remove Item And destroy it.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item('active')
Check Status of item
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item('root');
Get/Set Root element.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item('backup')
Backup Item to the state before being built.
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item('link')
Bind Item to other (chained) element. If one of them is updated, the linked element will be updated.
"self"
if linked to item)
see jQuery.Chain.services.items.collection
Automatically generated from item.js
Also known as item('destroy')
Destroy item service.
Automatically generated from item.js
Chain Items Manager - Providing methods of items
. All method listed here can only be used internally using jQuery.Chain.service
or jQuery.Chain.extend
Automatically generated from items.js
Collection of Function for getting items
see jQuery.Chain.services.items.collection
Automatically generated from items.js
Get all items, including hidden
Automatically generated from items.js
Get all visible items
Automatically generated from items.js
Get all hidden items
Automatically generated from items.js
Get self
Automatically generated from items.js
Initializer. Executed once at the first time items
invoked.
Automatically generated from items.js
Default handler.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items(object)
If a Data Object is given, it will return the item element containing the object if it exists, otherwise empty.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items(element)
If a jQuery Element is given, it will return itself if it is part of the items, otherwise empty jQuery object.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items(array)
If array is given, it will merge it to current items
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items(number)
If number is given, it will get the object with the current number. Use -1 to get the last number.
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items(true)
If true
is given, it will get all items including the hidden one.
see jQuery.Chain.services.items.collections.all
Automatically generated from items.js
Get collection of items. Define a collection by adding a function argument
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('update')
Items Updater, called by $(element).update()
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('add')
Add item(s). use items('add', 'shift', item)
to add item at the top
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('merge')
Merge items with array of item data
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('replace')
Replace items with new items array
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('remove')
Remove item
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('reorder')
Reorder Item
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('empty')
Clear all items
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Also known as items('data')
Like items()
but returns array of data instead of the jQuery object.
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Also known as items('link')
Bind Items to other (chained) element. If one of them is updated, the linked element will be updated.
"self"
if linked to item)
see jQuery.Chain.services.items.collection
Automatically generated from items.js
Also known as items('index')
Get index of an Item
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Also known as items('collection')
Get collection of items. Define a collection by adding a function argument
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Also known as items('active')
Check Status of items
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Also known as items('backup')
Backup Item to the state before being built.
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Also known as items('destroy')
Destroy items service.
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Filtering subroutine
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Also known as items('filter')
Filter items by criteria. Filtered items will be hidden.
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Sorting subroutine
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Sort items by property.
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Register a service to the service manager.
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$.Chain.service('test', { // Default command handler handler: function(option) { // do something }, // $(selector).test('what', somearg) $what: function(somearg) { // do something } }); $('#element').test();
Extends service functionalities.
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jobject
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Check whether two jQuery Collection identic
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jidentic
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plugins
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Package Contents
adjustment
ascii
composite
diffuse
egw_plugin_pixelsort
emboss
find_edge
glowing_edge
ice
invert
molten
mosaic
oil_painting
oil_painting2
pixelsort
puzzle
quads
(package)
retrolux
utils


gl Class
the webgl context returned by GL.create, its a WebGLRenderingContext with some extra methods added
Item Index
Methods
animate
()
Launch animation loop (calls gl.onupdate and gl.ondraw every frame) example: gl.ondraw = function(){ ... } or gl.onupdate = function(dt) { ... }
captureGamepads
()
Tells the system to capture gamepad events on the canvas.
captureKeys
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prevent_default
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only_canvas
Tells the system to capture key events on the canvas. This will trigger onkey
Parameters:
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prevent_default
Booleanprevent default behaviour (like scroll on the web, etc)
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only_canvas
Booleanonly caches keyboard events if they happen when the canvas is in focus
captureMouse
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capture_wheel
returns true if button num is pressed (where num could be GL.LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON, GL.RIGHT_MOUSE_BUTTON, GL.MIDDLE_MOUSE_BUTTON
Parameters:
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capture_wheel
Booleancapture also the mouse wheel
captureMouse
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capture_wheel
Tells the system to capture mouse events on the canvas. This will trigger onmousedown, onmousemove, onmouseup, onmousewheel callbacks assigned in the gl context example: gl.onmousedown = function(e){ ... } The event is a regular MouseEvent with some extra parameters
Parameters:
-
capture_wheel
Booleancapture also the mouse wheel
destroy
()
Destroy this WebGL context (removes also the Canvas from the DOM)
drawTexture
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texture
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x
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y
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w
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h
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tx
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ty
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tw
-
th
draws a texture to the viewport
Parameters:
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texture
Texture -
x
Numberin viewport coordinates
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y
Numberin viewport coordinates
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w
Numberin viewport coordinates
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h
Numberin viewport coordinates
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tx
Numbertexture x in texture coordinates
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ty
Numbertexture y in texture coordinates
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tw
Numbertexture width in texture coordinates
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th
Numbertexture height in texture coordinates
execute
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callback
executes callback inside this webgl context
Parameters:
-
callback
Function
fullscreen
()
launches de canvas in fullscreen mode
getGamepads
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skip_mapping
returns the detected gamepads on the system
Parameters:
-
skip_mapping
Boolif set to true it returns the basic gamepad, otherwise it returns a class with mapping info to XBOX controller
gl.reset
()
use it to reset the the initial gl state
isMobile
()
Boolean
Tells you if the app is running on a mobile device (iOS or Android)
Returns:
true if is running on a iOS or Android device
loadTexture
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url
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options
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callback
returns a texture and caches it inside gl.textures[]
Parameters:
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url
String -
options
Object(same options as when creating a texture)
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callback
Functionfunction called once the texture is loaded
Returns:
texture
makeCurrent
()
sets this context as the current global gl context (in case you have more than one)
snapshot
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startx
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starty
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areax
-
areay
returns a canvas with a snapshot of an area this is safer than using the canvas itself due to internals of webgl
Parameters:
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startx
Numberviewport x coordinate
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starty
Numberviewport y coordinate from bottom
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areax
Numberviewport area width
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areay
Numberviewport area height
Returns:
canvas


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measure and report the temperature value (centi-degree)
pin
: int. the aio pin which is attached by the sensor
trigger
: any type. trigger signal, and whenever it comes, the sensor will measure and report the temperature.
value
: number. the temperature (centi-degree)
Measures the tempratur in every 1s, and then show the result in LCD.


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SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics
SVG is used to define vector-based graphics for the Web
SVG defines the graphics in XML format
SVG graphics do NOT lose any quality if they are zoomed or resized
Every element and every attribute in SVG files can be animated
SVG is a W3C recommendation
SVG integrates with other W3C standards such as the DOM and XSL
Animation
Animation is done by manipulating the attributes of shapes over time. This is done using one or more of the 5 SVG animation elements:
set
animate
animateColor
animateTransform
animateMotion
Time Unit Description
h Hours
min Minutes
s Seconds
ms Milliseconds
hh:mm:ss
Example
set - change attribute at time point
attributeType = XML | CSS
animate - change attribute, time span
fill = remove | freeze
repeatCount = indefinite | none
SVG provides four transformation functions:
translate()
rotate()
scale()
skew()
matrix()
Example
Translate - Move Item Relatively
Rotate - Rotate from 0,0 or Rotate from given X, Y
Scale - Scale the Size and Position (scaleNumber) or (xScaleNumber, yScaleNumber)
Scale - Mirror
Skew - skewX, skewY(relative to 0, 0)
Matrix
a c e
b d f
0 0 1
transform="matrix(a,b,c,d,e,f)"
Translate
1 0 tx
0 1 ty
0 0 1
matrix(1,0,0,1,tx,ty)
Rotate
cos(a) -sin(a) 0
sin(a) cos(a) 0
0 0 1
matrix( cos(a), sin(a),-sin(a),cos(a),0,0 )
Scale
sx 0 0
0 sy 0
0 0 1
matrix(sx,0,0,sy,0,0)
Skew
1 tan(a) 0
0 1 0
0 0 1
matrix(1,0,tan(a),1,0,0)
The Sequence of Transformations Matter
External Style Sheet
Inline Style Sheet
JavaScript Animation
JavaScript
radialGradient
linearGradient
The linearGradient element is used to define a linear gradient.
The linearGradient element must be nested within a defs tag. The defs tag is short for definitions and contains definition of special elements (such as gradients).
Linear gradients can be defined as horizontal, vertical or angular gradients:
Horizontal gradients are created when y1 and y2 are equal and x1 and x2 differ
Vertical gradients are created when x1 and x2 are equal and y1 and y2 differ
Angular gradients are created when x1 and x2 differ and y1 and y2 differ
Filter
The available filters in SVG are:
feBlend - filter for combining images
feColorMatrix - filter for color transforms
feComponentTransfer
feComposite
feConvolveMatrix
feDiffuseLighting
feDisplacementMap
feFlood
feGaussianBlur
feImage
feMerge
feMorphology
feOffset - filter for drop shadows
feSpecularLighting
feTile
feTurbulence
feDistantLight - filter for lighting
fePointLight - filter for lighting
feSpotLight - filter for lighting
Stroke
Text
Path
The following commands are available for path data:
M = moveto
L = lineto
H = horizontal lineto
V = vertical lineto
C = curveto
S = smooth curveto
Q = quadratic Bézier curve
T = smooth quadratic Bézier curveto
A = elliptical Arc
Z = closepath
Note: All of the commands above can also be expressed with lower letters. Capital letters means absolutely positioned, lower cases means relatively positioned.
PolyLine
Line
Ellipse
Polygon
Circle
Rectangle
Shape CSS properties
CSS properties for the path element and other shape elements:
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CSS Property Description
fill Sets fill color of the shape.
fill-opacity Sets fill opacity of the shape.
fill-rule Sets fill rule of the shape.
marker Sets marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape.
marker-start Sets start marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape.
marker-mid Sets mid marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape.
marker-end Sets end marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape.
stroke Sets the stroke (line) color used to draw the outline of this shape.
stroke-dasharray Sets the stroke (line) dashing used to draw the outline of this shape.
stroke-dashoffset Sets the stroke (line) dash offset used to draw the outline of this shape.
stroke-linecap Sets the stroke (line) line cap used to draw the outline of this shape. Valid values are round, butt and square.
stroke-miterlimit Sets the stroke (line) miter limit used to draw the outline of this shape.
stroke-opacity Sets the stroke (line) opacity used to draw the outline of this shape.
stroke-width Sets the stroke (line) width used to draw the outline of this shape.
text-rendering Sets the text-rendering used to draw the outline of this shape.
Text CSS properties
CSS properties for the text element:
CSS Property Description
alignment-baseline Sets how the text is aligned to its x and y coordinates.
baseline-shift Sets the baseline shift used to render text.
dominant-baseline Sets the dominant baseline.
glyph-orientation-horizontal Sets horizontal glyph orientation.
glyph-orientation-vertical Sets vertical glyph orientation.
kerning Sets the kerning of the rendered text (kerning is letter spacing).
Gradient CSS properties
CSS properties for the SVG gradients:
CSS Property Description
stop-color Sets the stop color used in a stop element used in a gradient.
stop-opacity Sets the stop opacity used in a stop element used in a gradient.


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Here is a simple trick I found out by blind luck. I wanted to prevent the textarea tag's default resizing in Chrome and Firefox. As there seems to be no attribute available for the tag such as resize="false" (Come on W3C...) I began looking for an alternative. It's actually quite easy to lock a text area using only CSS.
{% highlight css %} textarea { width: 250px !important; height: 200px !important; } {% endhighlight %}Unfortunately the !important hack is what locks the size of the textarea. I am still looking for valid css method for sizing a textarea. Anyone else got any idea? Check out my jsfiddle for a demo! Textarea sample


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Yorick I/O Reference
Reading Text
| read, f, var1, var2, ..., varN |
reads the varI from file f |
| read, var1, var2, ..., varN |
reads the varI from keyboard |
| read_n, f, var1, var2, ..., varN |
read, skip non-numeric tokens |
| rdline(f) |
returns next line from file f |
| rdline(f, n) |
returns next n lines from file f |
| sread, s, var1, var2, ..., varN |
reads the varI from string s |
The data type and dimensions of the varI determine how the text
is converted as it is read. The varI may be arrays, provided the
arrays have identical dimensions. If the varI have length L,
then the read is applied as if called L times, with successive
elements of each of the varI read on each call.
The read function takes the prompt keyword to set
the prompt string, which defaults to "read> ".
Both read and sread accept the format keyword.
The format is a string containing conversion specifiers for the varI.
The number of conversion specifiers should match the number of varI.
If the varI are arrays, the format string is applied repeatedly
until the arrays are filled.
Read format strings in Yorick have (nearly) the same meaning as the
format strings for the ANSI standard C library scanf routine.
In brief, a format string consists of:
- whitespace
means to skip any number of whitespace characters in the source
- characters other than whitespace and %
must match characters in the source exactly or the read operation stops
- conversion specifiers beginning with %
each specifier ends with one of the characters d (decimal
integer), i (decimal, octal, or hex integer), o (octal
integer), x (hex integer), s (whitespace delimited string),
any of e, f, or g (real),
[xxx] to match the longest string of characters in the list,
[^xxx]
to match the longest string of characters not in the list, or %
(the % character - not a conversion)
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Sonic: What? This is how you catch stuff. Haven't you ever watched TV before?
In fiction, a common way to trap a small animal is to hoist up a cardboard box with a stick, tie some string to it, and put some food in the middle. The expectation is that the animal will be attracted to the food and go in the middle of the box to eat, only then the person pulls out the string and the box falls, trapping the animal. This sometimes works, but it usually backfires, often accidentally trapping someone else.
Compare to Bear Trap and Mouse Trap for other traps frequently found in cartoons. The Hunter Trapper may use the realistic version of this, the deadfall trap, which drops a heavy weight on the animal rather than a box.
Examples:
- A Taco Bell commercial had the chihuahua attempt to capture GODZILLA this way, as part of a marketing tie-in for the 1998 American film.
"Uh oh. I think I need a bigger box."
- A Donkey Kong Land commercial did it to DK himself, using a giant Game Boy as the "box".
- Haruhi-chan: subverted in episode 8, Ryoko is smart when she sees this particular trap made by Nagato. She goes directly to where "Nagato" is hiding and holding the string. Instead, she finds out that it's not her, and a cage falls on her, trapping her.
- Haruna uses this in episode 4 of Kantai Collection in an attempt to trap Shimakaze with a magazine depicting Kongou on it. Unfortunately they capture Hiei instead, who claims she was drawn towards the trap.
- In episode 4 of Kill la Kill, Mako follows a trail of cheese to a very obviously-placed box trap. When Ryuko reaches out to stop her, she knocks the stick out of the way and it falls on her instead, giving her a Pie in the Face.
- Nichijou; in one short, the Professor sets one of these up for Sakamoto using a fish as bait. Sakamoto is willing to go through with it if it means he gets to eat fish... right up until the Professor yanks the stick the wrong way, nailing Sakamoto in the gut.
- The Demon King uses one to recapture the Princess after she escapes his castle to go shopping in one chapter Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle. There's a futon in the trap, which snaps shut when she fluffs the pillow.
- One Nickelodeon Magazine SpongeBob SquarePants comic had SpongeBob and Patrick try this as one of their attempts at catching the Sea Leprechaun, with a Bland-Name Product version of Lucky Charms as the bait. It fails thrice: first it catches Patrick ("I got hungry."), then Mr. Krabs ("I can't resist a free breakfast"), then Plankton ("If Krabs has it, I want it!"). They then decide they need a new plan.
- This Garfield strip has Jon doing this to Garfield to take him to the vet:
Garfield: Jon thinks he can trap me into going to the vet using a grilled cheese sandwich as bait.
(Gilligan Cut to the stick down and Garfield in the box, enjoying his sandwich)
Garfield: What, no pickle?- Garfield sees one of these traps with a birthday cake as bait and says another birthday is out to get him.
- U.S. Acres: One arc includes Booker's several attempts to catch worms with that kind of trap. One of the strips features a worm using Booker's trap as a bait to capture Booker and Sheldon with a bigger version of the trap.
- B.C.. In the strip for 2-25-13◊, Thor has set up this kind of trap. When he hears it fall he goes to open it.
Thor: Diet not going well?
Fat Broad: Be quiet and close the lid. - Get Fuzzy for June 10th, 2013. Rob and Satchel team up to lure Bucky into a blanket-covered pet carrying cage in order to take him to his annual veterinarian checkup. When Bucky goes inside, Rob pulls a string that swings the cage door shut, trapping him.
- The Far Side:
- Two cavemen using this to trap an approaching sabertooth cat... while they're inside the box.
- An elderly woman berates her husband for using her freshly-bake cake as bait in this arrangement.. in an attempt to trap neighborhood kids.
- My Little Pony: Equestria Girls Sunset's Backstage Pass: On the second Day 1 of the festival (that is, the first loop), Twilight and Sunset are trying to catch Pinkie Pie inside The Maze, and finally resort to a box-and-stick trap over a pile of candies. Pinkie just shows up asking what is it for.
- The Siamese villagers in Chang construct a scary-looking deadfall trap that has sharpened sticks pointing down from the heavy top. It is never used, but they do capture and kill a tiger with a snare trap and a leopard with a Pit Trap.
- In Castaway on the Moon, Seong-geun, who is marooned on a deserted island, tries this in an effort to catch pigeons. He screws it up the first time but later successfully traps dinner.
- In the "Canyonlands" episode of Survivorman, Les builds a "figure-four deadfall", in which a flat rock is balanced on an easily-triggered arrangement of sticks. He baits it with a bit of peanut butter and successfully flattens a ground squirrel for dinner.
- Rules of Engagement: Jeff and Audrey use a trap made out of a shoebox to catch a mouse in their apartment. They then release it in the park.
- In New Girl, Schmidt makes a deadfall trap to catch squirrels, but accidentally triggers it showing the others how it works and hurts his back.
- A sketch on WWE Smackdown had Jamie Noble trying to catch wrestling leprechaun Hornswoggle with one of these. Hornswoggle steals the bait while Noble wasn't looking. Surprised, Noble investigates the box, only for Hornswoggle to trap him instead.
- In Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge, you need to make one of these to catch a rat, using some Cheez Doodles as a bait.
- A somewhat infamous case in The Dig, due to its frustrating difficulty, requires you to catch a scavenging creature so that you can find its nest, by constructing such a trap out of various bones and machine parts that are lying around.
- Grow Maze features an oddball variant: bringing together the parts for creating a bucket-and-stick trap instead creates a strange furry creature shaped like a bucket, with its single leg forming the "stick."
- Starbound has the Peanut Butter Trap, which is used to summon the fourth boss, a giant jellyfish.
- A vital tool for catching bunnies (or, optionally, spiders) in Don't Starve. The bait is optional, if you can get them to walk into the trap on their own.
- You can build box traps to catch rabbits in The Flame in the Flood. You can either kill the live rabbit for its meat and hide, or release it to distract hungry wolves.
- Fallout 4 DLC "Wasteland Workshop" has traps for critters that work like this. These include traps for catching human foes with humorous signs aimed at their vices, promising Free drugs to the drug addled Raiders; and free ammo and money for the greedy Gunner faction.  Take note however: when you capture dangerous animals like Mirelurks and Deathclaws you will have your settlements attacked by them. Make sure your settlement is well defended and fortified in case of emergency.
- In Life and Death, Chaos catches Steve with a six pack of beer (laced with enough drugs to put an elephant to sleep) when Steve was wandering the Sands of Time.
- This Men in Hats has Sam attempting to lure Jeriah into his "church", which is nothing more than this. Apparently he got the idea from The Church of Happyology
- In the The Order of the Stick book, Dungeon Crawlin' Fools, the Order sets this sort of trap for a ninja. As none of them can actually see the ninja and an unreliable poison gets thrown into the mix, the party proceeds to make a Schrödinger's Cat joke when the trap goes off.
- In Penny Arcade a box trap is used to dispose of the Fruit Fucker 3000.
- This gif at LOLCats.
- The original video the gif was made from, complete with Final Fantasy victory music.
- #13 of Cracked's Photoplasty 18 Things You Never Noticed in Famous Pictures (Part 2) takes Kevin Carter's Pulitzer-winning photo of a vulture stalking a crouching Sudanese child and adds a ray of hope by having the child bait a vulture into such a trap. A kid's gotta eat somehow.
- Humorously used in this Twilight Trailer Spoof, where a vampire successfully lures an unsuspecting victim with an ordinary cardboard box and a snickers bar. Even funnier because the box is too small to even cover a quarter of the victim's body. He even struggles a bit before going limp.
- SuperMarioLogan:
- In "Bowser Junior Gets Rabies!", when Chef Pee Pee discovers Junior has rabies, he calls Brooklyn T. Guy for a solution on how to cure him. Brooklyn suggests capturing Junior using one of these traps before he shows up as a doctor. Chef Pee Pee does so, using Junior's golden Thomas the Tank Engine toy as bait. When Brooklyn shows up later, he asks Chef Pee Pee if he recorded Junior's capture in the trap for him to see, but Chef Pee Pee tells him he didn't.
- In "Cody Gets Expelled!", when Junior, Joseph, and Cody make evil clones of themselves, Junior builds three of these to catch them. The bait Junior uses are his Thomas toy for his clone, Cody's Ken doll for Cody's clone, and a $5.00 bill for Joseph's clone.
- In the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode "The Best Night Ever", Fluttershy tries to catch a rabbit this way, using (what else?) a carrot as bait. She ends up catching the groundskeeper instead. In the commentary, Jayson Thiessen asks if this kind of trap has ever worked in history.
- Family Guy:
- Peter has trapped James Woods in this kind of trap, twice.
Peter: Okay, Brian, next time let's remember this right away, because he's done this twice.
- At the beginning of "No Meals on Wheels", Herbert the pedophile buys supplies to build this kind of trap, including a teddy bear to use as bait.
- Peter has trapped James Woods in this kind of trap, twice.
- Looney Tunes:
- On Bugs Bunny's first regular appearance, "A Wild Hare", Elmer uses such a trap to try and get Bugs, but catches a Smelly Skunk instead.
- Elmer tries it again in "Hare Remover". Bugs finds the trap amusing ("My grandfather told me about these things, but I never thought I'd see one.") and decides to humor Elmer and get trapped, since he went to such trouble to make one.
- Elmer uses the trap a third time in "Pests for Guests", this time on the Goofy Gophers Mac and Tosh. As soon as the trap falls, the sounds of a car driving are heard from inside, followed by a loud car crash. An alarmed Elmer lifts the box to see what happened, accidentally letting the gophers out.
- Wile E. Coyote often tried the deadfall trap on the Roadrunner, and at least once on Bugs. You can probably guess how those turn out.
- In "Rabbit Stew and Rabbits Too!", the Quick Brown Fox attempts it on Rapid Rabbit. But when he lifts the box, there's nothing underneath: Rabbit is inside the box, thanks to Container Cling.
- In the Napoleon Dynamite episode "Pedro vs. Deb" Napoleon catches Deb and Pedro for an intervention by using a "free girl clothes" trap on both of them.
- In The Simpsons, Homer tries to lure Bart with a bottle of Focusin pills. The string tied to his finger went all the way into Moe's Tavern while he waited. In another episode, Lurleen Lumpkin is wanted for tax evasion and several Springfielders want to catch her because they love seeing former celebrities going down. Nelson tries to catch her with that kind of trap using a fake Grammy as bait. Krusty falls for the trap.
- An episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh had Pooh trying to locate Rabbit's lost hammer, by using one of these and setting out a bunch of nails as bait. The trap gets set off and when Pooh goes over to see what he caught, he finds that he caught a saw instead.
- On Its A Sponge Bob Christmas, Patrick makes a box trap for Santa Claus, with a cookie for bait. He gets trapped instead when he forgets what the cookie is for and tries to get it.
- This was used at the beginning of the Mr. Bogus episode "Et Tu, Brattus?", by the tough kid that Bogus had faced off against before, in an attempt to catch Bogus, using a slice of pizza as bait.
- In the U.S. Acres portion of a Garfield and Friends episode, Booker baits one with a peanut to catch, of course, the worm. Sheldon doesn't think that worms like peanuts. Sheldon does catch something, but when he lifts the box to check, it's an elephant.
- In Johnny Bravo, King Raymond successfully caught Johnny by using a pinup calendar of supermodel Vendela Kirsebom as bait.
- In the Sonic Boom episode, "Beyond the Valley of the Cubots", Sonic builds one of these as part of his plan to catch whoever is stealing Tails and Eggman's tools. He uses a screwdriver as bait.
Sonic: What? This is how you catch stuff. Haven't you seen TV?
- The Bump in the Night episode "Bumpy the Untrappable" had a box-and-stick trap featured as one of the traps the boy tried to use to capture Mr. Bumpy. The trap instead captures Squishington.


Department of Advanced Science and Technology
University of Computer Studies
B.C.Sc/B.C.Tech. ( First Year)
Programming in C++ (CST-104)
Mid Tearm Examination
March, 2015
Zone III
Answer ALL Questions
Time allowed 3hours.
Part I
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Correct the statement according to syntax.(15 marks)
- Void main();
{for(i=0, i<3, i++);
{for int (j=0, j<=i, j++);
Cout>> *;
}
- void main()
{int n=10, b, sum:
Cout>>'\n Enter b:'
Cin<
Sum = n+b;
Cout>>sum;
}
- void main[]
[ char ch1="Y";
char ch2 = "Z"
cout<< ch1 >>ch2
]
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void mian()<
{ Int num = 1, sum;
While[num!=0]
[sum = sum + num;
Cout >> '\n Enter next num:'
Cin << num;
]
}
- Struct Car { Char Company_name[50]
Char Brand_name[20]
Char Model[10]
Long Price
}
Void main();
{
car c1, c2
Cin << c1-Company Name
Cin << c2-Comapny Name
}
- Write the output acccording to the given code.(15 marks)
- void main()
{ int a=10;
cout << a++ << endl;
cout << a << endl;
a--;
cout << --a;
}
- void main()
{long facto=1,i;
for (i=1; i <= 8; i++)
facto *= i;
cout << facto;
}
- void main()
{ char ch = 'y', chl;
ch = toupper(ch);
cout << ch << endl;
chl = 'a'
chl = tolower(chl);
cout << ch1;
}
- void main()
{ int num = 10;
switch(num)
{
case 7; cout << "Seven"; break;
case 9; cout << "Nine"; break;
case 10; cout << "Ten"; break;
default:cout << "Try Again";
}
}
- void main()
{int A[5]= {10, 30, 50, 20, 40};
cout << A[1] << endl;
cout << A[3] << endl;
cout << A[2];
}
- Write the short code segments as the given instructions.(15 marks)
- Accept three subject marks from user, if mark is greater than or equal to 50 display "PASS" otherwise display "FAIL".
- Write the multiplication table table from 2 through 5.
- Accept two numbers from the user and find the sum, subtraction, multiplication, division of those two numbers and Display the result.
- Write the header file for the followings C functions.(5 marks)
- strcat(str, str1);
- getche();
- exit(0);
- strcpy(str1, str2);
- setw(10);
Part II
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- Write a program that accept the sales value from the user and the commission will give as the followings:(7 marks)
If sales < 1000 then commission will give 3%
If 1001 <= sales < 5000 then commission will give 5%
If 5001 <= sales < 7000 then commission will give 8%
If sales is 7001 and above then commission will give 10%
- Write a program that accept two numbers (type int) from the user, if the first number is greater than the second number then change this two numbers value and display the results.The program was repeatedly asking the user to change the next two numbers or not. If the user enter the 'Y' value then the program will accept the next two numbers and check whether it will be change or not.(8 Marks)
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- A 1-dimensional array has these six elements:
Write a program that sorts the array elements in asceending order. Your program should dsplay the array elements on screen before sort and after sort.(8 Marks)
- Write a program that accept the first string from the user called "hello everyone" and the second sting called "how are you!", combine this two string to become "hello everyone how are you!" and display the results. Also display how many characters are there in the combine strings.(7 Marks)
- Creaate a structure called Student that contain three members, roll number (type int), name (type char) and subject mark (type int). Creaate three structure variables of type Student. Initialize one and the user input the other two and displays the result.(8 marks)
- Creat a function called Inches_to_Centi() that convert inches to centimeter. It should take an argument of type float and return an argument of the same type. Write a main() function that gets the inches valeu from the usr, calls the INches_to_Centi() abd displays the result. Assume that there are 2.54 inches in a centimeter.(12 marks)


Bode Miller reveals he delivered his twin boys: ‘One of the more crazy things that I’ve ever experienced’
by Mariah HaasBode Miller and wife Morgan have welcomed twin boys!
The former Olympic skier, 42, and the professional beach volleyball player, 32, welcomed their family's newest additions on Friday, the couple revealed Tuesday during a phone interview with the "Today" show.
"I'm doing really well. We're still floating from the whole experience," Morgan said. "It was just so amazing to have it go as spontaneous but as well as it did."
BODE MILLER, WIFE MORGAN BECK EXPECTING TWINS A YEAR AFTER TRAGIC DEATH OF YOUNG DAUGHTER
Bode then told the twins' birth story, describing it as "one of the more crazy things I've ever experienced."
According to Bode, the midwives didn't arrive on time because Morgan told them she had a bit of time before the babies' arrival.
"By the time they got there, me and my mom were holding the babies," he recalled. "Luckily my mom was a midwife, but she hadn't delivered babies in 20-plus years, and she never delivered twins.
BODE MILLER, WIFE TRYING TO 'LIVE OUR DAYS WITH PURPOSE' AFTER DAUGHTER'S DROWNING
"We were both pretty relaxed and pretty casual, but we were certainly not qualified to be doing an unassisted home delivery of twins!" Bode added.
Gushed Morgan: "For Bode to get to deliver his identical twin boys with his mom — it was just pure magic."
Per the outlet, the babies haven't been named yet.
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In August, the couple revealed they were expecting, one year after their 19-month-old daughter, Emeline Grier, drowned in a tragic accident.
Bode and Morgan also welcomed baby boy Easton in October 2018, and share 4-year-old son Nash. Bode is also dad to 11-year-old daughter, Dace, and 6-year-old son, Nate, from a previous relationship.


Create and modify roles that users can be granted membership in for any organization. Each role grants the user a set of permissions, allowing her to do specific things within the organization.


--- layout: post title: Ubuntu 9.10 is out date: 2009-11-01 02:48:54.000000000 +05:30 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Ubuntu tags: - GNU/Linux - Ubuntu meta: _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '516734961' image: '' dsq_needs_sync: '1' author: login: satyadeep email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Satyadeep first_name: Satyadeep last_name: K ---
Ubuntu 9.10 is finally out
and the .iso file can be downloaded here from the web
You can Request for a free cd here (www.shipit.ubuntu.com)
For IIT Guwahati's Intranet - Click here
Don't forget to bypass the proxy before downloding)
1) You can directly burn the .iso image onto a CD and then insert the CD for installation.
2) If you are a windows user (Not having ubuntu at all), then you can save the cost of a CD by
»mounting the .iso image by using daemon tools or related software and then in the auto-run window,
»choose "Install inside windows" - Preferably select a hard drive not having windows
»Then Install and reboot - your Ubuntu 9.10 will be installed in minutes


Section Title
Links Title
Link to bootstrap navbar docs
This recipe shows how to make Yamm3 work in Bootstrap 4, by adding text links.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Collections {% endblock %} {% block content %} Collections Collections are curated datasets related to a specific topic This page lists the most commonly used collections of datasets, blah blah. Registers Get authorative, high-quality datasets Flooding The key flooding datasets {% endblock %}
This page lists the most commonly used collections of datasets, blah blah.
Get authorative, high-quality datasets
The key flooding datasets


#sitCHD
Opening Keynotes
Quick Introduction
Sessions
Networking/Tea breaks and Lunch:)
| Date | From | To | Speaker | Topic | Detailed description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31-Aug-19 | 11:00 | 11:20 | TBU | Welcome | Welcome Keynotes and Setting the context for next 3-4 hours |
| 31-Aug-19 | 11:20 | 11:25 | Speaker Change time | ||
| 31-Aug-19 | 11:25 | 12:00 | DJ Adams | Key Note Speaker Some Crazy Stuff | |
| 31-Aug-19 | 12:00 | 12:10 | Tea Time | ||
| 31-Aug-19 | 12:10 | 12:45 | Gaurav Karkara | ABAP on Cloud | SAP's new cloud offering - SCP ABAP enviornment is talk of the town and we will get to know why it is so. Overview will cover RAP model, my |
| 31-Aug-19 | 12:45 | 12:50 | Speaker Change time | ||
| 31-Aug-19 | 12:50 | 13:25 | Sunil Chandra | World of Integration | In this session, we will go through various integration style, followed by introduction to CPI Suite and how it simplifies enterprise integration with out of box prepackaged content and harmonized connectivity. At the end, a quick demo for CPI tenant setup on SCP Cloud Foundry. |
| 31-Aug-19 | 13:25 | 14:05 | Lunch and Networking | ||
| 31-Aug-19 | 14:05 | 14:40 | Vijay Sharma | S4 HANA Extensibility | In this session we will discuss S/4HANA Extensibility overview. Types of Extensibility and details around each, followed by small demos to understand how development framework changes with S/4HANA. We will also look at the decision criteria to help in deciding when to go for which one. |
| 31-Aug-19 | 14:40 | 14:45 | Speaker Change time | ||
| 31-Aug-19 | 14:45 | 15:15 | Sachin Nagal | SAP Cloud Platform Workflow | SAP Cloud Platform Workflow, in this session we will walk through an end to end scenario of how do we create workflow from basics to some crazy stuff. |
| 31-Aug-19 | 15:15 | 15:25 | Tea Time | ||
| 31-Aug-19 | 15:25 | 15:50 | Anurag Keshri | SAP Mobile Cards | SAP Mobile Cards is a feature within SAP Cloud Platform Mobile Services which provides our customers access to a micro application platform to publish data into a consumer grade wallet or passbook-style app.In my demo I will be showing a demo of leave approval app using mobile services.We will walk through and end to end steps of creating mobile cards and will create a leave approval app using that |
| 31-Aug-19 | 15:50 | 16:10 | Nabheet Madan | Closing Remarks |


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Mackenzie, Donald Carver
| Birth Name | Mackenzie, Donald Carver |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 82 years, 2 months, 2 days |
Narrative
Address - First Ave. Lane Cove. No children.
SMH - MACKENZIE - Donald Carver, 28/11/1991, in hospital, Cherished husband of Wyn.
SMH - the relatives & friends of the late Donald Carver Mackenzie, are kindly invited to attend his funeral services, to be held within the Nth Chapel of the Nth Suburbs Crem, Mon 2 Dec, commencing at 10.50 am Please meet at Crematorium. Please no flowers. Donations to the NSW Cancer Council.
SMH - The Brethren of Lodge Longueville are cordially invited to attend the funeral of their esteemed brother, Donald Carver Mackenzie, to be held at Nth Suburbs Crem. on Monday etc. No regalia.
Events
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| Father | Mackenzie, Hector & Mary McIntosh | |||
| Mackenzie, Donald Carver | 1909-09-26 | 1991-11-28 |
Families
Family of Mackenzie, Donald Carver and Golby, Winifred Emmaline |
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Mackenzie, Hector & Mary McIntosh
- Mackenzie, Donald Carver


THE THIN RED LINE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Where's a ruthless studio head when you need one?
Most of the time, avid moviegoers search out the showing of the director's cuts of movies. Writer and director Terrence Malick's THE THIN RED LINE, based on the James Jones novel, will have many wishing in vain for a vastly trimmed down and focused studio cut of the picture.
At two and three quarter hours long, the movie meanders throughout but not nearly as bad as in the relatively pointless first and last acts. The movie might be a candidate for the record book in that it is perhaps the first movie that would be improved if viewers skipped the entire first and last half-hours, when little of consequence occurs.
As the year's other movie about World War II, THE THIN RED LINE will naturally be compared to Steven Spielberg's masterpiece, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. Whereas Spielberg's film is never less than breathtaking, Malick's vision is much more ethereal and removed. People die horribly in both films, but Malick's movie, with its montage of helmeted Hollywood stars, knows how to create striking visuals but not compelling characters. Deaths in THE THIN RED LINE are likely to leave audiences dry-eyed and detached.
Nature, on the other hand, is so gorgeously presented that the film looks like a long episode from The Nature Channel. The camera looks long and lovingly at all of the flora and fauna. (The movie was filmed in the beautiful Daintree rain forest of Australia.)
The biggest difference between the two movies is that SAVING PRIVATE RYAN has a plot. THE THIN RED LINE contents itself with showing some of the fighting at the battle of Guadalcanal and doesn't feel the need for any structure.
The actors are hard to recognize under all the grime of war, but from the credits it is obvious that any man with Hollywood connections tried to get himself a part. Cameos by John Travolta and George Clooney bracket the movie at the beginning and end. In between a host of stars drop by the set to act their parts.
Most notable perhaps are Sean Penn as 1st Sgt. Edward Welsh and Nick Nolte as Lt. Col. Gordon Tall. Penn's performance is as beautifully understated as Nolte's excellent work is purposely over the top. Nolte plays an old soldier whose problem is that up until WW II he hasn't had a war in his 15 years in the service, so he wants to make the most of this one and hopefully win his general's star. If this means that he has to place his men needlessly in harm's way, then so be it, since this is war after all.
In the supporting cast, John Cusack does a nice turn as Capt. John Gaff. The captain is a hero who wears his garland of victory heavily.
Malick makes extensive use of voice-over for the characters to express their inner thoughts. Some of these are moving, but too often they end up sounding trite and false.
Even if it drags frequently, the movie does illustrate the horrors of war. "Who's doing this?" one of the grunts asks. "Who's killing us?" The film asks the quintessential anti-war question of "Why?" but provides few hints at the answers.
THE THIN RED LINE runs needlessly long at 2:46. It is rated R for wartime violence and gore and would be fine for teenagers.
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After you edit an existing page in the default single-page application, you can follow these steps to update an existing component on that page.
With the skyux serve
command running, return to the default site's About page in your web browser. The paragraph we added in the previous tutorial should be in place.
In a local editor, return to the project’s about.component.html file.
Edit the type and the message for the alert component. For example, in the alertType
attribute, change the value to from warning
to info
. And in the sky-alert
element, change the message to Note: There may be a delay in responding to your email.
Save the changes.
Return to the command prompt to see that the skyux serve
command recognizes the changes and updates the page.
Return to the About page in the web browser to see the update in place. The new alertType
value updates the background color, and the new text replaces the previous message.
Next step » Add a component to an existing page
Previous step » Edit an existing page


PPP protest for not providing personal physician to Zardari
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsKARACHI (Dunya News) – Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) on Wednesday protested outside Karachi press club for not providing personal physician to former president Asif Zardari in jail and against the bad policies of federal government.
Provincial minister Saeed Ghani on the occasion said PPP is being subjected to political victimization. He said for the first time in the history a case on one place is being run from other place.
He said Asif Zardari is not demanding relief but his right.
A large number of workers including advisors, Special assistants and members of National and Provincial Assemblies participated in the protest.
The protestors said purpose of this protest is to open the eyes of government against its ill policies.


Gino D'Acampo says Gordon Ramsay fans 'flocked to him like he was Elvis Presley'
EXCLUSIVE: Gino D'Acampo and Gordon Ramsay spent a month together in America filming a joint ITV series which also stars Channel 4 First Dates star Fred Sirieix
by Janine YaqoobTelly chef Gino D’Acampo has told how fans flocked round Gordon Ramsay like he was Elvis Presley.
Gino spent a month in America with the Kitchen Nightmares chef filming their joint ITV series which also stars Channel 4’s First Dates star Fred Sirieix.
And he was stunned by how Gordon was mobbed like the Return To Sender singer as they filmed for Gordon, Gino and Fred: Road Trip.
Gino, 43, said: “Gordon is treated like Elvis out there. He’s a king. People came up to us everywhere we went. It was insane.”
Gordon, 53, has become a household name in the US after stateside versions of his Kitchen Nightmares, Hell’s Kitchens and Hotel Hell shows.
But there were no feelings of jealousy between the trio.
After travelling around Europe for the last series, they explored places such as Las Vegas, LA, Texas, Mexico, Dallas and San Francisco.
Gino said: “It took our bond to a different level. We’re brothers.
“Fred cried when we left. We didn’t want it to end.”
Gino missed his buddies when he filmed Gino’s Italian Express earlier this year, in which he went round his country of birth by train, trying the local delicacies.
But the trio will reunite next year for a holiday in Sardinia with their families.


WELCOME TO CHITKARA UNIVERSITY MESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
*********CHOOSE YOUR MEAL*********
1.
MENU CHART
2.
ORDER MEAL
3.
FEEDBACK
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NOTE:-Daily meal includes the same menu as per of hosteller and special meal includes the meal which has some extra dishes.


Class Intl
Intl like Gettext
This class can translate application texts from arrays or JSON or Gettext PO files with plurals.
It can auto-detect the user preferred languages and load translation files in JSON format or PHP scripts with arrays of strings can to work with Gettext PO files with plurals. It can also format strings with placeholders %named_value to translated string 'named_value'. If you find bug or bad logic for plurals, notify me, any support is welcome
PHP version 5
LICENSE: This source file is subject to version 3.01 of the PHP license that is available through the world-wide-web at the following URI: http://www.php.net/license/3_01.txt. If you did not receive a copy of the PHP License and are unable to obtain it through the web, please send a note to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so we can mail you a copy immediately.
Category: Localization
Copyright: 1997-2016 ydk2.tk
License: PHP License 3.01
Author: ydk2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Version: <IP_ADDRESS>
Since: File available since Release <IP_ADDRESS>
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Link: none
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load lang strings in specyfic domain usefull for multi files use |
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Structure definition to store registered jobs on a pipe. More...
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| uhd_callback_trans_t | call_end |
| Callback to call at the end of transfer. More... | |
| uint8_t * | buf |
| Buffer located in internal RAM to send or fill during job. More... | |
| uint32_t | buf_size |
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| uint32_t | nb_trans |
| Total number of transfered data on endpoint. More... | |
| uint16_t | timeout |
| timeout on this request (ms) More... | |
| uint16_t | busy: 1 |
| A job is registered on this pipe. More... | |
| uint16_t | b_shortpacket: 1 |
| A short packet is requested for this job on endpoint IN. More... | |
| uint16_t | b_periodic_start: 1 |
| Periodic packet start for this job. More... | |
Structure definition to store registered jobs on a pipe.
| uint16_t USBH_PipeJob_t::b_periodic_start |
Periodic packet start for this job.
| uint16_t USBH_PipeJob_t::b_shortpacket |
A short packet is requested for this job on endpoint IN.
| uint8_t* USBH_PipeJob_t::buf |
Buffer located in internal RAM to send or fill during job.
| uint32_t USBH_PipeJob_t::buf_size |
Size of buffer to send or fill.
| uint16_t USBH_PipeJob_t::busy |
A job is registered on this pipe.
| uhd_callback_trans_t USBH_PipeJob_t::call_end |
Callback to call at the end of transfer.
| uint32_t USBH_PipeJob_t::nb_trans |
Total number of transfered data on endpoint.
| uint16_t USBH_PipeJob_t::timeout |
timeout on this request (ms)


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Light footprint, high speed and software on chip capability makes Catalyst truly fast & scalable
Rewarding computational effort fairly, by using collaborative rather than competitive consensus
The Catalyst Network is a fully functional decentralised technology stack that works in the real world.
Previous attempts to reverse the trend to centralisation within the internet have failed because the technology was too slow, resource intensive, specialised, insecure and poorly incentivised - there was little reason for anyone to use them.
Catalyst Network has been built from the ground up to make decentralisation within the internet possible - it’s light, fast, accessible, works with common programming languages, and is compatible within the current internet ecosystem. Most importantly, unlike mining-based networks, Catalyst rewards all its participants fairly through collaborative compensation.
To empower true decentralisation on the web, on a network owned and run by everyone.
Our vision is a more transparent, secure, inclusive, fair and democratic economy and society enabled by decentralised technology.
Learn what can be done with a light, fast and secure stack that incentivises everyone who participates. We are empowering decentralisation in the internet, and we want you to be part of it.
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New ways of achieving consensus and managing data make Catalyst competitive with centralised services.
Catalyst works with the most common programming languages, not specialised code.
Collaborative rather than competitive consensus gives all participants a fair stake.
The Catalyst Network functions within the current internet ecosystem, with native integration of existing technologies.
Catalyst nodes require very little compute to function and can run on IoT devices and Raspberry Pis.
The Catalyst delivers the security of blockchain without the slow transaction times.
Users have been disappointed in past attempts at decentralisation because the networks have failed to reach viability. Catalyst breaks that mould by offering a complete, functional Day Zero Network. By using virtualised nodes as a service, Catalyst will go live with a sustainable network in place - a world first.
Buying into Catalyst is not buying into a promise: it’s securing a piece of a new reality. From Day Zero, there will be a viable network with functioning dApps.
The Catalyst Network is being developed by a seasoned team of tech and business veterans to provide the backbone of a fast and commercially viable decentralised network and deployed by Atlas City to support their dApp ecosystem.
Co-founder, CEO & CTO
Darren has more than 20 years of experience in the software engineering and technology industry working at Microsoft, BAE systems. He is a Member of the British Computer Society as well as a Certified Ethical Hacker, Certified Network Defence Architect and Certified Blockchain Professional.less
The founding team at Catalyst consists of veterans from the previous digital revolution, the emergence of the Internet. The team has a track record of success in building companies and businesses that thrive.
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Blockchain firm which just raised $4 million is heading to Switzerland.
A London-based start-up focusing on blockchain.
The funding will be used to complete Atlas City’s global decentralised web.
Yet more overseas blockchain firms are coming to Switzerland.


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method of the Api class. The objects returned by the subscriber
use your model's serializer. This method can be used in conjunction with other methods like filter
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page
, search
, and more.
The list method returns the first page by default. The returned object is of type Page
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For Liips (around 2001 )
Most of the works here are shown which were done when we were doing the Letter of IIPS - Liips. The imagination compelled us to create a mascot. (somewhat clumsy , somewhat adolscent) who was about to ind his identity after his education years were over.
I had done a few caricatures for different moods. (they were only used in the print editions and not in the web editions.)
(All the above images are brush work with Camel Water colour and
then scanned to make a digital copy.
This was all way back in Year 2000-2001 Today I have my digitel iPen
and am trying
to get a hold on its pressure sensitive tip to get desired results..
Not very successful .. but .. I aint quitting..
accident , editorial1, editorial2 , pandit ,
Pranav and myself also made a few Logos for Liips.  At that time I really loved the typography work.
Here and there
Just freaking around with the images ..
Pink glasses