This chapter documents many of the JavaScript language operators, expressions and keywords.
For an alphabetical listing see the sidebar on the left.
Basic keywords and general expressions in JavaScript.
function
function
keyword defines a function expression.[]
{}
/ab+c/i
( )
Left values are the destination of an assignment.
Property accessors
object.property
and object["property"]
).new
new
operator creates an instance of a constructor.Postfix/prefix increment and postfix/prefix decrement operators.
A++
A--
++A
--A
A unary operation is operation with only one operand.
delete
delete
operator deletes a property from an object.void
void
operator discards an expression's return value.typeof
typeof
operator determines the type of a given object.+
-
~
!
Arithmetic operators take numerical values (either literals or variables) as their operands and return a single numerical value.
+
-
/
*
%
A comparison operator compares its operands and returns a Boolean
value based on whether the comparison is true.
in
in
operator determines whether an object has a given property.instanceof
instanceof
operator determines whether an object is an instance of another object.<
>
<=
>=
The result of evaluating an equality operator is always of type Boolean
based on whether the comparison is true.
Operations to shift all bits of the operand.
<<
>>
>>>
Bitwise operators treat their operands as a set of 32 bits (zeros and ones) and return standard JavaScript numerical values.
Logical operators are typically used with boolean (logical) values, and when they are, they return a boolean value.
(condition ? ifTrue : ifFalse)
The conditional operator returns one of two values based on the logical value of the condition.
An assignment operator assigns a value to its left operand based on the value of its right operand.
=
*=
/=
%=
+=
-=
<<=
>>=
>>>=
&=
^=
|=
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Funny. Google+ might be like Facebook, but better? Only time will tell.  Its a messy place with a poor track record on privacy. Privacy is hard to get right. Google had similar issues with Buzz. Lets see if they get plus right.
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- TILE_LENGTH_IN_PIXELS - Static variable in class sep.gaia.util.AlgoUtil
-
Amount of pixels a tile should have in window-coordinate-space.
- TILE_SIZE - Static variable in class sep.gaia.state.TileState
-
The general size of a tile in pixels.
- TileAdapter - Class in sep.gaia.renderer.layer
-
This class receives information about all currently available tiles and
processes to fit the requirements of the TileLayer
.
- TileAdapter() - Constructor for class sep.gaia.renderer.layer.TileAdapter
-
- TileCache - Class in sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d
-
This class is responsible for storing the TileResource
objects
on the hdd.
- TileCache(TileManager, GLProfile) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileCache
-
Initializes the cache with the management-objects for the tiles to cache, as well
as the OpenGL-profile to be used for loading the stored tiles texture-data.
- TileCache(TileManager, GLProfile, long) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileCache
-
Initializes the cache with the management-objects for the tiles to cache, as well
as the OpenGL-profile to be used for loading the stored tiles texture-data.
- TileLayer - Class in sep.gaia.renderer.layer
-
The TileLayer
is the first layer that is drawn in GAIA.
- TileLayer(TileAdapter) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.renderer.layer.TileLayer
-
- TileLoaderWorker - Class in sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d
-
A worker for sequentially loading map-tiles from a server.
- TileLoaderWorker(TileQuery, GLProfile, Cache<TileResource>) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileLoaderWorker
-
Each TileLoaderWorker
is instantiated with a "task".
- TileManager - Class in sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d
-
StateObservable
: TileManager
is responsible for the
2d map tiles.
- TileManager(GLProfile) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileManager
-
Initializes a tile-manager using a persistent cache.
- TileManager(GLProfile, int) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileManager
-
Initializes a tile-manager using a persistent cache.
- TileQuery - Class in sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d
-
TileQuery
is for requesting TileResource
objects.
- TileQuery(Collection<DataResource>, Style.SubServer) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileQuery
-
Initializes the query.
- TileQuery(Collection<DataResource>) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileQuery
-
Initializes the query.
- TileQuery(Map<DataResource, Integer>) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileQuery
-
Initializes by a collection of dummy-resources to be filled with the
information gathered by the query.
- TileResource - Class in sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d
-
Concrete class TileResource
.
- TileResource(IntegerVector3D) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileResource
-
Initializes the tile-resource with its coordinates (see SlippyMap-convention).
- TileResource(int, int, int) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileResource
-
Initializes the tile-resource with its coordinates (see SlippyMap-convention).
- TileSettingsListener - Class in sep.gaia.controller.settings
-
This is to implement the ActionListener
Interface to check if
the user wants to add or remove the selected tile server to the tile bar or
if the user wants to select a tile server from the list.
- TileSettingsListener() - Constructor for class sep.gaia.controller.settings.TileSettingsListener
-
- TileSourceEditor - Class in sep.gaia.ui
-
The TileSourceEditor JDialog Window
- TileSourceEditor(JDialog) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.ui.TileSourceEditor
-
- TileState - Class in sep.gaia.state
-
Class to represent the current state of the earth in tile coordinates.
- TileState(int, IntegerBoundingBox, int, int) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.state.TileState
-
Generates a new TileState
.
- tileToGeo(IntegerVector3D) - Static method in class sep.gaia.util.AlgoUtil
-
Converts a IntegerVector3D
object which represents a position
on the map and a zoom level in tile coordinates into a
FloatVector3D
object that represents the same position and
the same zoom level in geographic coordinates.
- tileToGeo(IntegerBoundingBox) - Static method in class sep.gaia.util.AlgoUtil
-
Converts a given bounding box in tile coordinates into an equivalent
bounding box in geographic coordinates (degree).
- tileToGL(IntegerVector3D) - Static method in class sep.gaia.util.AlgoUtil
-
Converts a IntegerVector3D
object which represents a
position
on the map and a zoom level in tile coordinates into a
FloatVector3D
object that represents the same position and
the same zoom level in GL-coordinates.
- tileToGL(IntegerBoundingBox) - Static method in class sep.gaia.util.AlgoUtil
-
Converts a bounding box given in tile coordinates into an equivalent
bounding box in GL-coordinates.
- tileToGLBox(IntegerVector3D) - Static method in class sep.gaia.util.AlgoUtil
-
Converts a given 3d-integer-vector of which the first two coordinates
represent a position in tile coordinates and the third one a zoom level
in tile coordinates, into a bounding box in GL-coordinates of which the
upper left corner matches the given vector.
- tileToGLZoom(float) - Static method in class sep.gaia.util.AlgoUtil
-
Converts a given non-negative number representing a zoom level in
tile coordinates into a zoom level in GL-coordinates.
- TileToolbarListener - Class in sep.gaia.controller.toolbar
-
This is to implement the ActionListener
Interface to check if
the user wants to change to another tile texture by pressing an item in the
tile list in the toolbar.
- TileToolbarListener(GeoState) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.controller.toolbar.TileToolbarListener
-
TileToolbarListener constructor
- TileWorkerFactory - Class in sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d
-
Creates TileLoaderWorker
objects.
- TileWorkerFactory(GLProfile) - Constructor for class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileWorkerFactory
-
Initializes the factory with a OpenGl-profile.
- toDraw() - Method in class sep.gaia.renderer.layer.WeatherAdapter
-
- toFloatBox() - Method in class sep.gaia.util.IntegerBoundingBox
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.resources.poi.PointOfInterest
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.resources.poi.SubCategory
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.Style
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.resources.tiles2d.TileResource
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.resources.weather.WeatherResource
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.resources.wikipedia.WikipediaData
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.util.FloatBoundingBox
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.util.FloatVector3D
-
- toString() - Method in class sep.gaia.util.IntegerVector3D
-
- toUnitVector() - Method in class sep.gaia.util.FloatVector3D
-
Returns the vector pointing in the same direction, but with a length
of one.
- translate(float) - Method in class sep.gaia.resources.mode3d.Credits
-
Translates the top-edge of the credits-pane along the z-axis.
- translate(FloatVector3D) - Method in class sep.gaia.state.GLState
-
Moves the current position by dist
.
- translate(FloatVector3D, boolean) - Method in class sep.gaia.state.GLState
-
Moves the current position by dist
.
- type() - Method in class sep.gaia.state.State
-
Gets the enum type of this
.


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Jacqueline Jossa's changing TV looks from her EastEnders days to I'm A Celebrity
The mother-of-two has overhauled her look as she has lost one stone and a half since she gave birth to her second child
by Irishmirror.ieJacqueline Jossa is kitted out in her jungle gear while she battles the bugs in the I'm A Celeb camp.
This is the former soap star's first stint on reality TV, although she is married to Dan Osborne of The Only Way Is Essex fame.
Jacqueline, 27, made her name in the spotlight on EastEnders' Albert Square when she looked youthful at the age of 18.
The stunning actress walked in the heels of character Lauren Branning for seven years.
Former soap star Jacqueline left behind her post on EastEnders in 2017 and two years later she now has a starring role on I'm A Celeb.
In recent months, the mother-of-two has overhauled her look as she admitted she was the biggest she ever was before she had her two daughters.
Jacqueline looks astonishing following her latest makeover which she heavily documented on social media with swimsuit snaps before making her jungle appearance.
The reality star transformed her figure after she gave birth to her second daughter Mia, now one, last year.
I'm A Celeb's Jacqueline shed one stone and a half as she credited a shake meal replacement plan for the incredible weight loss.
She previously told fans on social media: "Before I had Mia in between Ella and Mia I was the biggest I have ever been.
"Then I got pregnant and so I decided that I wanted to change as soon as I had Mia I thought I'm not going to let myself go. I thought I really want to get back to a comfortable weight where I feel good where I feel confident.
"And I'm still on my journey but I'm already feeling so much better I've lost a stone and a half.
"I do feel comfortable and I maybe want to lose a little bit more and I want to tone up as well. But I just feel so much better."
Husband Dan has been left in charge of their two daughters Ella, four, and Mia.


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Political Geography
Demographics
Environment
Transportation
Government
Map
Physical Geography
Basic Info
History
Insert history info here
Our Flag
Insert flag information here
Our Anthem
Insert anthem info here


[gecode-users] multi-dimensional binpacking gives fatal signal 11
Kish Shen
kisshen at cisco.com
Tue Aug 11 21:17:09 CEST 2015
On 11/08/2015 10:23, Christian Schulte wrote:
> Hi Kish,
>
> Thanks! The bug is due to the fact that all items have size zero. Fixed in
> the trunk.
Hi Christian,
I assume it is the same problem, but just in case it isn't -- I also get
crashes when not all the item sizes are zero, for example, for a 2D item
with size {0,1} (so the sizes are {0,0,0,1} -- there is always a dummy
0'th element).
Cheers,
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return str == null ? "" : str.trim();Could be rewritten as
return Optional.ofNullable(str).map(String::trim).orElse("");
While the replacement is not always shorter, this could be a helpful step for further refactoring (e.g. changing the method return value to an Optional).
Note that when not-null branch of the condition returns null, the corresponding mapping step will produce an empty Optional possibly changing the semantics. If it cannot be statically proven that semantics will be preserved, quick-fix action name will contain "(may change semantics)" notice and inspection highlighting will be turned off.
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Kodak Black Possibly Facing 60 Years in Prison After New Felony Gun Charges
by VladTVKodak Black is reportedly facing a maximum prison sentence of 60 years after being charged with two new felony counts of firearm possession by a convicted felon. Miami-Dade DA's office issued the new charges, calling the rapper a "habitual offender." Both counts carry a maximum sentence of 30 years each but it has not been disclosed whether Kodak's potential sentencing would run concurrently or not.
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If you specify a viewModel in the binding, then spagety will try to get the javascript at the file specified and then bind it to the page context. If you do not specify a viewModel then it will use its parent page's viewModel.
Example: using the rootViewModel, we know there are → ← events currently.
Example: Loading a new viewModel
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Authors: Yariv Sadan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[web site: http://yarivsblog.com].
ErlyDB: The Erlang Twist on Database Abstraction.
Introduction
Primary and Foreign Key Conventions
ErlyDB is a database abstraction layer generator for Erlang. ErlyDB combines database metadata and user-provided metadata to generate functions that let you perform common data access operations in an intuitive manner. It also provides a single API for working with different database engines (although currently, only MySQL is supported), letting you write portable data access code.
ErlyDB is designed to work with relational schemas, supporting both
one-to-many and many-to-many relations. For more details on how to
define relations between modules, see erlydb_base:relations/0
.
By using erlsql
under the hood for SQL statement generation, ErlyDB
provides a simple and effective mechanism for protection against
SQL injection attacks. (It's possible to use ErlyDB in 'unsafe' mode,
which lets you write SQL statement snippets as strings, but this isn't
recommended.) Many of the functions that ErlyDB generates let you extend
the automatically generated queries by passing WHERE
conditions and/or extras (e.g. LIMIT, ORDER BY) clauses, expressed as
ErlSQL snippets, as parameters.
ErlyDB uses the module erlydb_base as a generic template for database access modules. During code generation, ErlyDB calls smerl:extend(erlydb_base, Module), and then performs different manipulations on the functions in the resulting module in order to specialize them for the specific model.
To learn about the functions that ErlyDB generates and how to implement functions that provide ErlyDB extra database metadata prior to code generation, refer to the documentation for erlydb_base.
You can find sample code illustrating how to use many of ErlyDB's features in the test/erlydb directory.
Prior to ErlyWeb 0.4, ErlyDB assumed that all tables have an identity primary key field named 'id'. From ErlyWeb 0.4, ErlyDB lets users define arbitrary primary key fields for their tables. ErlyDB figures out which fields are the primary key fields automatically by querying the database' metadata.
ErlyDB currently relies on a naming convention to map primary key field names to foreign key field names in related tables. Foreign key field names are constructed as follows: [TableName]_[FieldName]. For example, if the 'person' table had primary key fields named 'name' and 'age', then related tables would have the foreign key fields 'person_name' and 'person_age', referencing the 'name' and 'age' fields of the 'person' table.
Important: Starting from ErlyWeb 0.4, when a module defines a different
table name (by overriding the erlydb_base:table/0
function),
the table name is used in foreign key field names, not the module name.
In one-to-many/many-to-one relations, the foreign key fields for the 'one' table exist in the 'many' table. In many_to_many relations, all foreign key fields for both modules exist in a separate table named [Table1]_[Table2], where Table1 < Table2 by alphabetical ordering.
Starting from v0.4, ErlyDB has special logic to handle the case where a
module has a
many-to-many relation to itself. In such a case, the relation table
would be called [TableName]_[TableName], and its fields would be the
table's primary key corresponding foreign key fields,
first with the postfix "1", and
then with the postfix "2". For example, if the 'person' module defined
the relation {many_to_many, [person]}
(and the table name were 'person',
i.e., the default), then there should exist a
'person_person' relation table with the following fields: person_name1,
person_name2, person_age1, and person_age2.
(In addition to using a different foreign key naming convention, ErlyDB uses different query construction rules when working with self-referencing many-to-many relations.)
In a future version, ErlyDB may allow users to customize the foreign key field names as well as many_to_many relation table names.| code_gen/2 | Generate ErlyDB code for the list of modules using the default options for the provided driver. |
| code_gen/3 | Generate code for the list of modules using user-defined options for the provided driver. |
| code_gen/4 | |
| start/1 | Start an ErlyDB session for the driver using the driver's default options. |
| start/2 | Start an ErlyDB sessions for the driver using the list of user-defined options. |
code_gen(Driver::atom(), Modules::[Module::atom()]) -> ok | {error, Err}
Generate ErlyDB code for the list of modules using the default options for the provided driver. This doesn't work for all drivers. For more information, refer to the driver's documentation.
code_gen(Driver::atom(), Modules::[Module::atom()], Options::proplist()) -> ok | {error, Err}
Generate code for the list of modules using user-defined options for the provided driver. For example, the MySQL driver accepts the {pool_id, Id::atom()} and {allow_unsafe_statements, Val::bool()} options. For more details refer to the driver's documentation.
start(Driver::atom()) -> ok | {error, Err}
Start an ErlyDB session for the driver using the driver's default options. This only works for some drivers. For more details, refer to the driver's documentation.
start(Driver::atom(), Options::proplist()) -> ok | {error, Err}
Start an ErlyDB sessions for the driver using the list of user-defined options. For information on which options are available for a driver, refer to the driver's documentation.


REST API¶
API Postman documentation: https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/5403870/TVzNHyyw
If you wish to test out the LedFx API in your postman software, click top right button ‘Run in Postman’. You can also view Example Request and Example Response found on the righthand side on a maximised browser window.
The REST APIs are undergoing active development, so some of the below APIs may change in time. APIs marked as (upcoming) are yet to be added.
/api/info¶
Information about LedFx
GET
Returns basic information about the LedFx instance as JSON
{
"url": "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8888",
"name": "LedFx",
"version": "0.3.0"
}
/api/config¶
LedFx Configuration
GET
Returns the current configuration for LedFx as JSON
/api/log (upcoming)¶
LedFx Logging
GET
Returns the error logs for the currently active LedFx session
/api/schema/¶
LedFx Schema Api
GET /api/schema/
Returns all LedFx schemas for devices, effects, and integrations as JSON
/api/schema/<schema_type>¶
Query a specific LedFx schema with the matching schema_type as JSON
GET /api/schema/<schema_type>
Returns the LedFx schema with the matching schema_type as JSON
devices: Returns all the devices registered with LedFx
effects: Returns all the valid schemas for an LedFx effect
integrations: Returns all the integrations registered with LedFx
/api/devices¶
Query and manage devices connected to LedFx
GET
Get configuration of all devices
POST
Adds a new device to LedFx based on the provided JSON configuration
/api/devices/<device_id>¶
Query and manage a specific device with the matching device_id as JSON
GET
Returns information about the device
PUT
Modifies the information pertaining to the device and returns the new device as JSON
DELETE
Deletes a device with the matching device_id
/api/effects¶
Query and manage all effects
GET
Returns all the effects currently created in LedFx as JSON
POST (upcoming)
Create a new Effect based on the provided JSON configuration
/api/effects/<effect_id>¶
Query and manage a specific effect with the matching effect_id as JSON
GET
Returns information about the effect
PUT (upcoming)
Modifies the configuration of the effect and returns the new configuration as JSON
DELETE (upcoming)
Deletes the effect with the matching effect_id.
/api/devices/{device_id}/effects¶
Endpoint linking devices to effects with the matching device_id as JSON
GET
Returns the active effect config of a device
PUT
Update the active effect config of a device based on the provided JSON configuration If config given is “RANDOMIZE”, the active effect config will be automatically generated to random values
POST
Set the device to a new effect based on the provided JSON configuration
DELETE
Clear the active effect of a device
/api/devices/<device_id>/presets¶
Endpoint linking devices to effect presets (pre-configured effect configs) with the matching device_id as JSON
GET
Get preset effect configs for active effect of a device
PUT
Set active effect config of device to a preset
POST
Save configuration of device’s active effect as a custom preset for that effect
DELETE
Clear effect of a device
/api/effects/<effect_id>/presets¶
Endpoint for querying and managing presets (pre-configured effect configs) for each effect with the matching effect_id as JSON
GET
Get all presets for an effect
GET
Rename a preset
DELETE
Delete a preset
/api/scenes¶
Endpoint for managing scenes. Active effects and configs of all devices can be saved as a “scene”.
GET
Get all saved scenes
PUT
Set effects and configs of all devices to those specified in a scene
POST
Save effect configuration of devices as a scene
DELETE
Delete a scene
/api/integrations¶
Endpoint for managing integrations. Integrations are written to allow ledfx to communicate with other software, and vice versa.
GET
Get info of all integrations Optional, send request body to get specific info of integrations Any of: [“id”, “type”, “active”, “status”, “data”, “config”]
example:
{
"info":"status"
}
STATUS REFERENCE 0: disconnected 1: connected 2: disconnecting 3: connecting
PUT
Toggle an integration on or off
example:
{
"id": "myqlc"
}
POST
Create a new integration, or update an existing one
{
"type": "qlc",
"config": {
"description": "QLC Test",
"ip_address": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"name": "myQLC+",
"port": 9999
}
}
{
"type": "spotify",
"config": {
"description": "Spotify triggers for party",
"name": "Party Spotify"
}
}
DELETE
Delete an integration, erasing all its configuration and data.
{
"id": "myqlc"
}
NOTE: This does not turn off the integration, it deletes it entirely! (though it will first turn off..)
/api/integrations/qlc/<integration_id>¶
Endpoint for querying and managing a QLC integration.
GET
Returns info from the QLC+ integration.
Specify “info”, one of: ["event_types", "qlc_widgets", "qlc_listeners"]
event_types: retrieves a list of all the types of events and associated filters a qlc listener can subscribe to
qlc_widgets: retrieves a list of all the widgets that can be modified, formatted as [(ID, Type, Name),…] for “type”:
“Buttons” can be set to either off (0) or on (255)
“Audio Triggers” are either off (0) or on (255)
“Sliders” can be anywhere between 0 and 255
qlc_listeners: retrieves a list of all of the events that QLC is listening to, and their associated widget value payloads
{
"info": "qlc_listeners"
}
PUT
Toggle a QLC+ event listener on or off, so that it will or will not send its payload to set QLC+ widgets
{
"event_type": "scene_set",
"event_filter": {
"scene_name": "My Scene"
}
}
POST
Add a new QLC event listener and QLC+ payload or update an existing one if it exists with same event_type and event_filter The “qlc_payload” is a dict of {“widget_id”: value} that will be sent to QLC+
{
"event_type": "scene_set",
"event_filter": {
"scene_name": "My Scene"
},
"qlc_payload": {
"0":255,
"1":255,
"2":169
}
}
DELETE
Delete a QLC event listener, and associated payload data.
{
"event_type": "scene_set",
"event_filter": {
"scene_name": "My Scene"
}
}
NOTE: This does not turn off the integration, it deletes it entirely! (though it will first turn off..)
/api/integrations/spotify/<integration_id>¶
Endpoint for querying and managing a Spotify integration.
GET
Get all the song triggers
PUT
Update a song trigger [TODO]
POST
Create a new song trigger
{
"scene_id": "my_scene",
"song_id": "347956287364597",
"song_name": "Really Cool Song",
"song_position": "43764"
}
DELETE
Delete a song trigger
{
"trigger_id": "Really Cool Song - 43764"
}
WebSocket API¶
In addition to the REST APIs LedFx has a WebSocket API for streaming realtime data. The primary use for this is for things like effect visualizations in the frontend.
Will document this further once it is more well defined. The general structure will be event registration based.


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Lesson Objectives
The objectives for this lesson are that by the end of the week you will be able to
- LOxt00: describe the notion of space-time and of events.
- LOxt01: contrast motion in different reference frame (point of view).
- LOxt02 describe the basic postulate of Einstein’s theory of special relativity
- LOxt03: describe the special nature of the speed of the light.
- LOxt04: describe time dilation
- LOxt05: use \E =mc^2\ to convert mass and energy.
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Chapter 8 – SIBLINGS
My brother, Hal, is 18 months older than I. Mom said he was jealous of me practically from the time I was born. She said he tried to tip over my bassinet many times. He was always teasing me and making me cry. Maybe I cried too easily, but as I remember it, he hurt me a lot – both emotionally and physically. Sometimes he would be pulling me around by my hair or doing wrestle holds on me which hurt me. I would be screaming, and Mom would come in to stop him sometimes, (other times, she would just ignore it) but say to me “Stay away from him; you know you always get the worst of it.” I couldn’t keep away from him as he would come where I was. I remember when I was five years old and got my tonsils out; it was done on our kitchen table while we were living in our basement home. Doctor Tanner used to make “home calls” back then. Just before the doctor was to give me the ether, I remember Hal coming in and saying "Ha, Ha, we're going to have cake and ice cream and you can't have any". He was always a tease while we were growing up. I’m sure it wasn’t Hal’s entire fault, however, because I was feisty and would say plenty back to him. One time when he was sitting in the kitchen watching me do the dishes and clean the kitchen and teasing me saying: “Ha Ha, work harder slave, you have to do all the work and I can go play or do whatever I want, but you have to work, work, work, so work harder, Slave.”  Another time he was teasing and hurting me, and dad was home and had had enough of Hal’s hurting me and came in and started kicking Hal. I could see that dad was hurting Hal and I was frightened, so I jumped on the back of dad and said, “Dad, stop it, stop it.”
Dad then realized what he was doing and stopped kicking him. He knew he had lost his temper and was out of control. Mom came running in and said “Glen, what are you doing?” From that point on, dad didn’t discipline us children, as he was afraid of losing control again. Mom didn’t like the confrontations either, so tried to ignore us. I’m sure it was hard on both of them to see us fighting. Hal told me sometime later that he felt I had saved his life by stopping dad. I doubt if that would have happened, but he was hurting Hal pretty bad.
I remember another time, about the only time I remember Mom slapping me. We were fighting again and were in the front room. I called Hal a “son of a bitch”. I don’t remember ever swearing or saying that before, but it came out. Mom was in her bedroom and heard me, she came running out, slapped me and said “Don’t ever say that again. I’m not a bitch.” I didn’t.
Bryce: The things I remember about Bryce when he was young, was that he was such a cute little blond boy. He was four years younger than I. The main thing I remember when we were young was that when Hal would tease me, I would go to my big closet in my bedroom and sit on the floor and cry. Bryce would see Hal teasing or hurting me and would feel bad and he knew where I would always go, so he would come in and hug me and tell me he was sorry Hal was mean to me and he tried to comfort me. He was so sweet. However, Georgia tells me that after I was married, Bryce, along with Hal and Terry teased her so much. I wish brothers wouldn’t do that. I think I have mentioned that Mom would want me to take Bryce with me to my friend’s homes when I went to play as when I was 8, 9 or 10 and he was only four, five or six. He was good, so I didn’t mind. Sometimes my friend, Patsy, wished I wouldn’t bring him, but oh well, if I came, so did Bryce. Later, I took Georgia with me. Bryce and Ken’s younger brother, Irven, became good friends and they were glad that Ken and I married each other. Bryce went on a mission to Uruguay, and then was drafted in the army. He was a helicopter repairman. Irven was also in the Army, it was during the Vietnam war. Irven was in the pharmacy. Thank goodness they were not out fighting on the front lines, although Bryce was near as he had to repair the helicopters as they came back. When Bryce came home on leave, he asked me to line him up with the cutest, prettiest, sweetest, smartest and girl with a strong testimony, that I knew. I immediately thought of Deanna Green. She had been in my Mia Maid class and she was my challenge as I knew that she would ask me questions about the lessons, so I had better study it well. She had graduated from high school and I think she was in college. Anyway, we got them together and they hit it off. She is just perfect for Bryce and even though he is a character, he is a good guy, has a strong testimony, is handsome, and we love him.
 He would do that for the longest time. I wondered if he would hurt himself, but the couch was soft. This is the picture of him sitting on the couch wearing a cowboy hat and holding a toy gun. Terry was a studious boy. He read a lot and was a straight “A” student. Ken & I remember him reading an encyclopedia and asked him why he was doing that. He said he wanted to learn more and this was a good way. Mom & Dad bought an old upright piano and Terry took lessons. He loved the piano and developed his talent on it. You could always tell what kind of mood he was in, by the songs he was playing and how he was playing them. It seemed Terry was either very happy or very unhappy. No one knew until Terry was in High School that he had very poor vision. He was with dad at a basketball game, and a friend called down to him. Terry looked around, but didn’t do anything. This happened a couple more times until dad said: “Terry, why don’t you acknowledge your friend?” Terry said he couldn’t see him. Dad took Terry to the eye doctor soon after, and got him glasses. Terry said he could never see the stars at night or birds in the trees, etc. Since Terry was so tall and big hands, everyone thought he would be great at basketball, but he wasn’t, since he couldn’t see the ball coming until it almost hit him (and it did hit him). Terry was a social person so had several friends and dated cute girls. Terry graduated from Weber College in Journalism. Terry had a list of the qualities he wanted in a wife. After I looked at his list, I said: “Terry, you are a great guy, but you are not perfect, so how do you expect to find this “perfect” wife?” Well, he did find a girl who met all his qualifications, but he had to go to Anchorage, Alaska to find her. He went to Anchorage the summer after he graduated from college to work in the Wonderbread bakery with a friend. There he met Angela. Her dad had been in the military, was retiring and they were moving to Colorado. Angela was working at a JC Penny store in Anchorage. Her parents tried to persuade her to move there with them, and told her that she could get a job with a JC Penny store there, but she told them that she had a strong impression that she was to stay in Anchorage. She met Terry and found out why she was given the impression by the Lord to stay there. After courting a while, they flew down and were married in the Salt Lake Temple. We all thought they would stay and live here in Utah by us, but Terry loved it in Alaska, so they went back. They raised five children there and finally the dark and cold winters were too hard on Angela, so she talked Terry into moving own to Chubbuck, ID where their daughter, Maleah and family live. They moved down in August 2015. We are glad to have them closer to us.
My sister, Georgia, was born in1951 and boy was I excited as I had wanted a sister as long as I could remember. She was a cute little girl. After she was old enough to be in a big bed, she and I slept together. This wasn’t always fun as she would be on my side when I went to bed, so I would slide her over, and during the night her hands and feet would hit me as she moved around. Another thing that wasn’t so fun was when I would leave for school, she would get in my jewelry and makeup and make a mess of it, but it was still worth it to finally have a sister. Georgia said she had trouble with friends as she grew up also. She, too, was sweet and wouldn’t get angry and fight back when friends took advantage of her, she would just go home and cry and feel bad. Georgia was almost 11 years younger than me - so I was married and lived away most of this time when she was having a hard time with friends and with her brothers, as they teased her unmercifully. She said at the dinner table, if she ever said anything, they would make fun of her. I wish I could have been there for her. Ken & I did invite her to stay the weekends with us sometimes. She loved Sandi and would play with her. We enjoyed having her stay with us. .
Kim was in diapers when Ken & I got married. He was a cute little guy. Ken gave him a Tonka Truck for Christmas 1958 when we were engaged.


Sam Darnold roasted for comically bad interception vs Dolphins (Video)
by TSD StaffThe Jets hired Adam Gase to coach the team over the offseason, in hopes that he could help develop young quarterback Sam Darnold.
However, not only has that not happened, it actually appears as if Darnold has regressed, which does not project well for Gase’s future.
Darnold has been unfortunate to operate behind a porous offensive line, as the Jets attempted to bring in former veterans of other teams, in hopes of building a consistent unit. Instead, quite the opposite happened.
Still, Darnold has made some poor decisions in games, and that’s on him. That’s exactly what he did during Sunday’s game against the Dolphins, with his team in the red zone. Darnold rolled right on a sprint out, but then faced pressure, and with a Dolphins defender hanging onto him, he elected to just heave the ball toward the end zone.

Twitter had a field day with it. Check out the roast job.
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| AssociationWalkerListenerIF | PUBLIC: This interface defines a listener to the AssociationWalker. |
| Class Summary | |
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| ApplicableInContextDecider | INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is applicable in the user context. |
| AssociationBuilder | PUBLIC: A helper class that makes it easier to build associations. |
| AssociationWalker | PUBLIC: Computes the transitive closure of a relation characterized by two specific roles within a specific association type. |
| BaseNameComparator | Deprecated. Use TopicNameComparator instead. |
| BaseNameGrabber | Deprecated. use TopicNameGrabber instead. |
| CharacteristicUtils | INTERNAL: Characteristic processing utilities. |
| ClassInstanceUtils | INTERNAL: Utilities for working with class-instance relationships. |
| CopyUtils | INTERNAL: Utilities for copying topic map data. |
| DisplayNameGrabber | Deprecated. Since 1.1. |
| DuplicateSuppressionUtils | PUBLIC: A helper class that can remove duplicate objects from a topic map. |
| IdentityUtils | INTERNAL: Utilities for working with identities of topic map objects. |
| ImportExportUtils | PUBLIC: Utilities for importing and exporting topic maps. |
| IntersectionOfContextDecider<S extends ScopedIF> | INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is an intersection of the user context or not. |
| KeyGenerator | PUBLIC: Utilities for generating keys from complex topic map objects. |
| MergeReference | INTERNAL: A topic map reference that uses a TopicMapRepositoryIF to retrieve a list of topic maps and create a new merged topic map from them. |
| MergeUtils | PUBLIC: Utilities for merging topics and topic maps. |
| NameGrabber | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the most suitable name from a topic, measured by whether it contains a particular theme in its scope. |
| NameStringifier | INTERNAL: Stringifier that stringifies TopicNameIFs and VariantNameIFs by calling their getValue() method. |
| NoFollowTopicRefExternalReferenceHandler | PUBLIC: An implementation of ExternalReferenceHandlerIF that prevents the traversal of external topic references. |
| NullResolvingExternalReferenceHandler | PUBLIC: An implementation of ExternalReferenceHandlerIF that prevents the traversal of external references by returning null from all methods. |
| ObjectIdComparator | INTERNAL: Comparator that compares object ids of TMObjectIF objects. |
| ObjectIdGrabber | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the object id of the TMObjectIF given to it. |
| ObjectIdStringifier | INTERNAL: Stringifier that returns the object id of a topic map object. |
| ObjectTopicIdStringifier | INTERNAL: Stringifier that returns the object id of the topic that belongs to this tmobject. |
| PSI | INTERNAL: This class collects core PSIs in a single place as a convenience for topic map developers. |
| QNameLookup | PUBLIC: A utility class for producing full URIs from QNames. |
| QNameRegistry | PUBLIC: A utility class for producing full URIs from QNames. |
| RolePlayerGrabber | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the topic that plays the role in the association role. |
| RolesGrabber | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the association roles of an association. |
| SameStoreFactory | PUBLIC: A store factory that always returns the store given to it via its constructor. |
| ScopedIFComparator<T extends ScopedIF> | INTERNAL: Comparator that compares ScopedIF objects based on their applicability in the specified scope. |
| ScopeUtils | INTERNAL: Scope processing utilities. |
| SubjectIdentityDecider | INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the object is an instance of a topic with the given subject identifier. |
| SubsetOfContextDecider | INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is a subset of the user context or not. |
| SupersetOfContextDecider | INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is a superset of the user context or not. |
| TMDeciderUtils | INTERNAL: Utility class for creating topic map-based deciders. |
| TopicCharacteristicGrabbers | INTERNAL: A convenience class for creating grabbers that grab specific topic characteristics, using various criteria, including scope. |
| TopicComparators | INTERNAL: A collection of topic related comparators. |
| TopicComparators.CaseInsensitiveStringifierComparator<E> | INTERNAL: Case in-sensitive string comparator that is able to handle null values. |
| TopicMapSynchronizer | PUBLIC: Implementation of the TMSync algorithm. |
| TopicNameComparator | INTERNAL: Comparator that first sorts by type then by scope, where untyped base names are ordered before typed ones. |
| TopicNameGrabber | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the most appropriate basename from a topic. |
| TopicStringifiers | PUBLIC: Creates stringifiers that extract strings representing names from topics, according to various criteria, including scope. |
| TopicStringifiers.FastSortNameStringifier | |
| TopicTreeBuilder | EXPERIMENTAL. |
| TopicTreeNode | EXPERIMENTAL. |
| TopicTreeRendrer | EXPERIMENTAL. |
| TopicVariantNameGrabber | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the most highest ranked variant name by scope from a topic, ignoring the scope of the base names. |
| TypedIFComparator | INTERNAL: Comparator that grabs the type of the comparable objects using TypedIF.getType() , and passes those two topics to it's subcomparator. |
| TypedIFGrabber<T extends TypedIF> | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the type property of the TypedIF object given to it. |
| TypedIFStringifier<T extends TypedIF> | INTERNAL: Stringifier that generates a string representation of the type property of the object given to it. |
| TypeHierarchyUtils | INTERNAL: This class provides utility functions for traversing class hierarchies which are expressed using the Published Subject Indicators (PSIs) defined by the XTM 1.0 Specification. |
| UnconstrainedScopeDecider | INTERNAL: This decider accepts all objects in the unconstrained scope, letting a sub-decider rule for object not in the unconstrained scope. |
| VariantNameGrabber | INTERNAL: Grabber that grabs the most highest ranked variant name by scope from a basename. |
This package provides topic map utility classes, which are a toolkit for working with the topic map model provided by the core interfaces. Note that these are supplementary to the core interfaces, and more likely to change in the future.
Note: In the doc comments, "iff" means "if and only if".
The "experimental" utilities are not (yet) fully doc-commented.
net.ontopia.utils
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they provide simple interfaces to scope comparison logic on individual
scoped objects, implemented in ScopeUtils. ScopeUtils makes use of methods
provided by ScopedIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.core
, and also provides
methods for ranking and filtering collections of scoped objects by scope.
net.ontopia.utils
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net.ontopia.utils
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net.ontopia.topicmaps.core
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