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Grid systems provide developers with a row and column structure that can be used to arrange, align, and size HTML elements and content. Grid systems are built using CSS, and are a core feature of many different front-end frameworks in addition to Bootstrap. Bootstrap's grid system helps make creating responsive layouts very easy since the responsive CSS is built for you. Grid systems provide developers with a row and column structure that can be used to arrange, align, and size HTML elements and content. Grid systems are built using CSS,
Grid systems provide developers with a row and column structure that can be used to arrange, align, and size HTML elements and content. Grid systems are built using CSS, and are a core feature of many different front-end frameworks in addition to Bootstrap. Bootstrap's grid system helps make creating responsive layouts very easy since the responsive CSS is built for you.
Grid systems provide developers with a row and column structure that can be used to arrange, align, and size HTML elements and content. Grid systems are built using CSS,
Grid systems provide developers with a row and column structure that can be used to arrange, align, and size HTML elements and content. Grid systems are built using CSS,
Grid systems provide developers with a row and column structure that can be used to arrange, align, and size HTML elements and content. Grid systems are built using CSS,
Grid systems provide developers with a row and column structure that can be used to arrange, align, and size HTML elements and content. Grid systems are built using CSS,
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Ideas
A unique feature of ideas is that they are not consumed when used. A good idea can benefit arbitrarily many people without diminishing the value of the idea. An idea can even serve as the basis for creative people to derive even better ideas. Each person relies on a specific set of ideas to build on and create new ideas.
In order to realize these benefits, ideas need to be communicated to the people who use them. People have developed an extensive worldwide communication network to satisfy this need. The network is composed of a series of tubes connecting people. The tubes are inhabited by curious creatures called packets which carry ideas from one person to another. In order to avoid collisions between packets, the tubes are all unidirectional. Each person can have zero or more incoming and zero or more outgoing tubes.
All of the packets start at the same person, and each packet follows the following algorithm:
1. Learn and remember the ideas created by the current person.
2. If there are no outgoing tubes from the current person, stop executing the algorithm.
3. Otherwise, choose an arbitrary outgoing tube and use it to travel to a new person.
4. Tell the new person all of the ideas that he or she needs from other people.
5. Go back to step 1.
The input data is such that it is possible for a packet to reach every person from person 0, and whenever a person P relies on a given idea, every path a packet could have taken to reach P will have visited at least one person who created that idea. It is possible for more than one person to independently create the same idea.
To ease the strain on each packet, you would like to minimize the number of ideas that it remembers at any given time by directing the packet to forget certain ideas in certain tubes. However, in so doing, you must ensure that no matter what path the packet takes, every time it visits a person, the packet knows all of the ideas that the person needs.
The first line of input contains a single integer, the number of test cases to follow. Each test case begins with a line containing three integers N, M, I, the number of people, tubes, and ideas, respectively. Each of these integers is between 1 and one thousand, inclusive. People are numbered from 0 to N-1, ideas from 0 to I-1. All of the packets start at person 0. 2N lines follow, two lines for each person in order from 0 to N-1. Each of these lines contains some number of integers separated by spaces. For each person, the first line lists the ideas that the person needs, and the second line lists the ideas that the person creates. A given idea will never appear on both lines for the same person. M more lines follow, each describing a tube using two integers: the source and destination person of the tube.
The first line of input contains a single integer, the number of test cases to follow. Each test case begins with a line containing three integers N, M, I, the number of people, tubes, and ideas, respectively. Each of these integers is between 1 and one thousand, inclusive. People are numbered from 0 to N-1, ideas from 0 to I-1. All of the packets start at person 0. 2N lines follow, two lines for each person in order from 0 to N-1. Each of these lines contains some number of integers separated by spaces. For each person, the first line lists the ideas that the person needs, and the second line lists the ideas that the person creates. A given idea will never appear on both lines for the same person. M more lines follow, each describing a tube using two integers: the source and destination person of the tube.
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看见的晚了，只能提交一次唉
修改一下吧 …
参考 http://www.acmerblog.com/leetcode-solutions-6422.html
.net中char类型不是两个字节么
6题应该就是算概率的吧
很有用，收藏了
很强大啊，佩服
嗯，是写错了，文中以更改。MAX ( L(X[0..m-2], Y[0..n-1]), L(X[0..m-1], Y[0..n-2])
不错，再多来的CF上面的题
2的64次方是多少？ 这到底是在考什么啊
其实国内大部分公司对算法都不够重视。特别是中小型公司老板根本都不懂技术，也不懂什么是算法，从而也不要求程序员懂什么算法，做程序从来不考虑性能问题，只要页面能显示出来就是好程序，这是国内的现状，很无奈。
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Problems with a car repair
If you’ve had a problem with repairs to your car, the best thing to do is negotiate with the garage to work out the best solution.
If your negotiations don’t work, you can take further action to get your problem resolved.
Always ask your garage what they can do to help before you spend any extra money on hire cars or travel. For example, they might be able to offer you a courtesy car. A court isn’t likely to award you money if the garage offers services that you didn’t take advantage of.
It’s a good idea to keep a record and receipts of any extra money you have to pay for travel while you’re disputing a bill. You might need to prove this down the line.
You should ask the garage to fix any faults that:
- weren’t repaired properly
- weren’t correctly found
- didn’t exist before you took the car to the garage
There are steps you can take if your car was damaged while in the garage.
Your rights and what to say
If the work wasn’t done with ‘reasonable skill and care’, you have the legal right to get the work done again or get a price reduction. Tell this to the garage. It can be difficult agreeing on what is ‘reasonable’, so it’s a good idea to get a second opinion from another garage.
If the garage won’t do the work
You could negotiate with the garage to get a report from an independent garage or vehicle engineer to see if the repairs were done properly. You and the garage would need to agree on who provides this report, how the cost would be split and that you’ll both accept the findings. If the report shows that the work wasn’t done properly then the original garage should fix the car.
You could ask another garage to give you a quote or estimate for the work. This will prove that the repairs or service need to be done again, and could help you negotiate with the original garage for the problem to be fixed. Try to get this in writing to support your claim in case you need to take further action.
You can ask the garage for a refund of some of the payment you made - you have the legal right to a price reduction if the work wasn’t done with ‘reasonable care and skill’. A second opinion can help you and the garage agree on what is reasonable.
You may be able to get your money back through your bank. Contact them and say you want to use the ‘chargeback’ scheme. Many bank staff don’t know about the scheme, so you may need to talk to a manager.
If you paid by credit card and the repair cost more than £100, it may be easier to tell your bank you want to ‘make a div 75 claim’.
Get help
Contact the Citizens Advice consumer helpline if you need more help - a trained adviser can give you advice over the phone or by email. Contact the Consumerline if you're in Northern Ireland.
Next steps
You should take further action if the garage refuses to make the repairs and you can’t reach an agreement.
CloseIf you agreed a price before the work was done
If you agreed on an amount (or got a quote) before the garage did the work, you’ll have to pay the full bill. This is because you’ve entered into a contract with the garage (even if you didn’t sign anything). You can ask for them to come down on the price, but they don’t have to.
Quote vs estimate
A quote when a trader has promised to do work at an agreed price - it should say what work will be done and the price.
An estimate is a trader's best guess as to how much the work will cost - it’s not a quote.
You can take further action if they’re charging you more than the agreed amount and you think it’s unreasonable.
If you didn’t agree a price before the work was done (or you only got an estimate)
If the trader only gave an estimate then they can charge you more within reason. If you don't think the extra charged is reasonable, ask the garage to come down on the price.
Your rights and what to say
If no price was agreed before the work was done, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 gives you the legal right to only pay a ‘reasonable price’. Tell this to the garage.
It can be difficult agreeing on what is ‘reasonable’. It would be reasonable, for example, to be charged more if the garage needed a bit more time for the repairs or they needed more parts. You can get a second opinion from another garage if you’re not sure what is reasonable.
If you think the cost is unreasonable and they won’t come down on the price, you should take further action.
Get help
Contact the consumer helpline and explain your circumstances. They’ll be able to tell you your legal rights and give you advice on your options.
Next steps
Take further action if they’re charging you for work that you didn’t ask for.
CloseIf you told the garage to do whatever needs to be done to fix the car, then you gave them the right to decide what work to do. You’ll have to pay if the work was necessary and the price is reasonable. Get a second opinion if you think the price isn’t reasonable.
If you only asked the garage to do a specific piece of work and they did extra work that you didn’t ask for, you can ask them to undo the work. If this isn't possible, you should insist you only pay for the work that was agreed.
Get help
Contact the consumer helpline and explain your circumstances. They’ll be able to tell you your legal rights and give you advice on your options.
Next steps
Take further action if they’re charging you for work that you didn’t ask for.
CloseYou can ask the garage for a courtesy car (this is a car that the garage will give you to use - not all garages will offer this). Keep a record of everything extra you spend on travel - you might need to prove this later on.
If the car is having body work done and parts are delayed, you could ask to take your car and continue to use it until the parts have arrived.
The other actions you should take will depend on whether or not you originally agreed a date for the work to be finished by.
If you agreed on a date for the work to be finished
If you want the original garage to finish the job you should negotiate a new deadline for the repairs to be carried out. If you're not sure what the new deadline should be, you could get the opinion of another garage about how long the repairs should take. Take further action if the garage is not offering to do the work within an acceptable time period.
If you didn’t agree on a date for the work to be finished
Contact the garage and agree on a date for finishing the work - make a note of when you called, who you spoke to and what was agreed.
Your rights and what to say
If no date was agreed before the work was done, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 gives you the legal right to get the work done within a ‘reasonable time’. Tell this to the garage.
It can be difficult agreeing on what is ‘reasonable’. It would be reasonable, for example, to be charged more if the garage needed a bit more time for the repairs or they needed more parts. You can get a second opinion from another garage if you’re not sure what is reasonable.
Get help
Contact the consumer helpline and explain your circumstances. They’ll be able to tell you your legal rights and give you advice on your options.
Next steps
Take further action if you can’t agree on a reasonable date to finish the work, or if the work doesn’t get done by the new agreed date.
CloseTake further action if your negotiations have failed
If you’re not getting anywhere with the garage, you have options to help you get the work done or claim compensation. But you should always try to negotiate with the garage first.
The garage is not allowed to sell or get rid of the car while you’re disputing the bill. They can, however, keep your car while the bill is being disputed.
You should consider claiming claiming compensation if you’ve had to spend extra money on transport (eg hire cars or taxis) while disputing a garage bill, or been distressed throughout the process.
Pay the garage so you can get your car back
If you need the car back but aren’t happy with the amount you have to pay, you can pay ‘under protest’ then continue with your dispute. This means you are paying the full amount but letting the garage know that they can expect further action.
Write the words “paying under protest” clearly on their copy of the repair order sheet and any copies of receipts that the garage make. If you don’t say you’re paying under protest it will be difficult to get compensation later on, because the garage could argue that by paying the bill, you were accepting the charges.
There’s no guarantee that you’ll get the money back later on, but there are ways to try.
If you can’t afford to pay, offer to pay what you consider a reasonable amount in exchange for getting the car back, then dispute the rest of the bill separately.
Negotiate through a trade association
Ask the garage if they’re a member of any trade association (eg Motor Codes, the Retail Motor Industry Federation or the Motor Cycle Industry Association). You could also search the trade associations’ websites to see if the garage is a member.
Some trade associations will offer a free service where they will help you resolve your dispute with the garage - this can include getting compensation (eg for being out of pocket or having your time wasted).
Contact the trade association and explain your circumstances to them - this is sometimes called a ‘conciliation service’.
You’ll only be able to get help from a trade association if the garage is a member.
Take the car to another garage
This is a risky option because you’ll probably need to go to court or a trade association to claim for the extra money you spend to get the work done. There’s no guarantee that you’ll get the money back.
You might be able to take the car to a different garage. It will depend how much work the original garage has already done and whether or not your car is in a safe condition to drive.
If you get the car repaired at a new garage, you can try to claim compensation or go to court for the cost of carrying out extra repairs. You might be able to work with a trade association to get a result (if the garage is a member).
Make a court claim for money you think you’re owed
You can take legal action through the small claims court to get money you think you’re owed. However, this can be costly and time consuming. Depending on how much you’re owed, you might want to get legal advice. You should look at all other options before going to court.
Report the garage to Trading Standards
You can report the garage to Trading Standards. Reporting the garage could mean that other customers don’t get poor service from them in the future.


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Granit Xhaka aims dig at Arsenal after returning to action with Switzerland
Granit Xhaka played for Switzerland against Georgia on Friday, his first outing since clashing with Arsenal fans in the draw with Crystal Palace
by Irishmirror.ieGranit Xhaka has seemingly aimed a dig at Arsenal fans and Unai Emery after returning to action.
Xhaka has not featured for the Gunners since his clash with supporters when he was substituted during the draw with Crystal Palace in October.
The midfielder has since been stripped of the captaincy and it is unclear if he will play for the club again, with AC Milan and Newcastle keen on a January transfer.
Xhaka got some much-needed minutes on the board in Switzerland's Euro 2020 qualifying victory over Georgia on Friday night.
And he took to social media to post a message, appearing to be a dig at the Gunners.
Xhaka's post translated as: "Happiness is when you are satisfied with yourself and don't need the confirmation of others."
The midfielder's hopes of returning to the fold appear bleak following the bust-up with supporters.
Xhaka appeared to mouth "f*** off" as he made his way down the tunnel after gesturing to Arsenal fans.
Newcastle are interested in offering Xhaka a Premier League lifeline and could make a loan bid for the midfielder in January.
Toon boss Steve Bruce is desperate to add some experience to his midfield as he bids to keep his side afloat.
Bruce is hopeful he can use defender Fabian Schar to persuade his friend and international teammate to move to St James' Park.


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Tool extension for the Unity Editor that enables easy access to the player preferences over a simple UI. Allows to view, add, remove and modify entries on the development machine.
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The PlayerPrefs Editor is located in the top menu at Tools/BG Tools/PlayerPrefs Editor. It's a standard dockable window, so place it wherever it helps to be productive.
The PlayerPrefs Editor window displays:
The PlayerPrefs Editor allow to add, remove and edit PlayerPrefs data.
Add a new entry
Press the '+' button and select the type of the new PlayerPref entry. It's not possible to modify this type later. Add the key for the new entry in the upcoming dialog field. Additionally the dialog will provide feedback when it detected unintended overrides or invalid characters.
Remove a existing entry
Select the entry from the list that you want to delete. Press the '-' button to remove this entry. Confirm the warning dialog to finish the operation.
Modify a existing entry
To change a value of a existing entry do this directly in the value field in the PlayerPref list.
Sorting
Circle trought the sorting funtions by pressing the (B) button in the toolbar.
Following sorting function are aviliable for the PlayerPref entries:
Filtering
Enter a text into the the search field (A) in the toolbar to filter the PlayerPrefs data list (G).
Additionally select the mode for filtering by pressing on the magnifying glass icon in the search field. Choose between filtering the existing PlayPrefs by key or value. The current search target will be shown in the searchfield if no search string is present.
The plugin can monitor changes at runtime automatically and keep the view up-to-date. This detection is active by default, but it can be turned off over the (C) button in the toolbar.
This package includes two samples for testing purposes:
Test Value Menu
Adds new entries into the top menu Tools/BG Tools/PlayerPrefs Test Values. This allows easily to add text values to the PlayerPrefs of the current project.
Sample Scene
Simple UI that manipulates PlayerPrefs entries on runtime.
This version of PlayerPrefs Editor is compatible with the following versions of the Unity Editor:
2019.4 and later (recommended)
Windows, MacOS, Linux
Due to technical on MacOS it take time to update the persistent file that stores the PlayerPrefs. To avoid inconsistent data the plugin will show a loading screen until the data can be fully refreshed. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Keep in mind that it's possible to deactivate the automatic refresh in the settings.


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Other internationalization and localization features are left up to app developers.
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Student Application - GSoC 2021
Please use the template below to help prepare your GSOC project proposal.
We highly recommend discussing the project with your mentor before you submit the application to Google.
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BASICS
- What is your preferred e-mail address?
- Do you have a website / blog / github?
- What is your academic background?
- What other time commitments will you have during the GSOC coding period? (school work, jobs, etc)
EXPERIENCE
- What programming languages are you fluent in? Which tools do you normally use for development?
- Are you familiar with Lua? Have you developed any projects using Lua?
- Have you developed software in a team environment before?
- What kinds of projects/software have you worked on previously?
(Anything larger than a class project: academic research, internships, freelance, hobby projects, etc.)
- Are you or have you been involved with any open source project?
If so, briefly describe the project and the scope of your involvement.
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- Have you participated as a student in GSoC before? Which year / project?
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hi my name is Mark Hutton and I'm the Cooperative Extension vegetable specialist for the University of Maine what I'd like to talk to you about today is pumpkin harvest as you can see here we've got quite a crop of pumpkins ready to go you may be wondering so what are we going to do with these pumpkins from now until Halloween and the simple answer is is that they'll store quite well up through there with careful planning and careful handling when we're harvesting pumpkins we want to use some sort of shear or cutters or knives to remove the fruit from the vine and here you can see I'm just using a small hand shear and we just simply cut the stem we don't want to rip the stem from the plant we want to have a nice clean cut that's going to be able to heal so when we're harvesting pumpkins normally what we're going to want to do is come through and cut all the fruit from the vine and put them in wind rows and then come back and pick them up later at this time of year we can harvest our pumpkins and bring them in and store them if your pumpkin field is in pretty good shape like this one our foliage isn't down too badly we can't store them or let them stay in the field but more often as a commercial grower you're going to be better off by getting the fruit out of the field and up to the barn that's going to save them from being exposed to Sun burning the pest or predator damaged deer eating them groundhogs eating them squash cucumber beetle all sorts of things that can reduce the quality so it's really best to get them out of the field curing and storage of pumpkins involves bringing them in out of the field and allowing them to sit at 80 to 85 degrees for 10 to 14 days this curing process allows the skin to harden it also gives a chance for the end of the stem to cure or heal over both of those things are going to help reduce the incidence of disease and prolong the storage life and quality of the fruit diseased rotten or damaged fruit should be left in the field and not brought in for curing and storage often were asked what about green fruit green fruited pumpkins once they begin to turn color will continue to ripen and turn color even at once after they're harvested so it's alright to bring something like this in and it will continue to color up and be ready for sale in time for Halloween we're often asked how long pumpkins will store and I can tell you that this pumpkin was harvested last season so it's lasted over a year inside our office it was cured well cured the stem dried down nicely we didn't have any disease so pumpkins can last up to a year you
Hi everyone and welcome back to my channel. Today I’m sharing with you a recipe for roasted pumpkin soup. It’s full of flavour and very easy to make. So if you would like to learn how to make it then just keep on watching. For this soup I’m roasting the pumpkin which I think gives it a lot more flavour than if you were to boil it. So to start off, remove the seeds from half of a small pumpkin, about 1kg or a little over 2 pounds. You can save the seeds if you would like and roast then as well, they’re great in salads or to snack on. I’ll have link to my website in the information box which has a printable version of this recipe. Once you have removed the seeds cut the pumpkin into wedges. If you don’t have much time cut it into smaller pieces and it will roast a lot faster. Place the wedges of pumpkin into a dish and pour over some oil and season with some salt and pepper. Place the pumpkin into a preheated oven and roast for about 1-2 hours or until the pumpkin is soft and caramelised at the edges. Leave it to cool while you prepare the remaining ingredients. In a medium sized pan heat a small amount of oil over medium heat. Slice up an onion and add to the pan. Make sure to keep the heat medium as you don’t want to add colour to the onion, you just want to cook it until it becomes soft and clear. Dice up 3 cloves of garlic and add these to that pan also. Continue cooking for about 10 minutes. While the onion and garlic are cooking I’m going to remove the flesh of the pumpkin from the skin. The pumpkin should be soft and cooled down by now so it should come out easily. Just use a spoon and scoop it out into a bowl. By this time the onion and garlic should be soft. Here is the time to add any flavourings you would like to the soup. There are endless possibilities but I’m just using a tablespoon of ground coriander. Add it to the pan and cook until fragrant. Now start adding your stock. Depending on the consistency you would like your soup to be only add half of your stock first. If you would like it thinner you can always add more when you blend it. I’ve just used 2 cups here because I like a thicker soup. Stir to make sure everything is combined. Add the stock mixture and pumpkin to a blender or to a pot if you are using a stick blender. Blend until everything is completely smooth. If you would like a thinner soup just add more stock. Pour your soup into a bowl, garnishing with some cream and parsley and serve with some crusty bread. This soup freezes great so don’t be afraid to make an extra large batch, it’s perfect for lunches. Thank you for watching and I’ll see you in my next video. Bye
hey guys okay so happy Halloween I hope everybody's ready lots of Halloween stuff going on there's scary movies in the theater there's scary shows on Netflix there's scary video games to be playing and now it's time to start carving the pumpkin I'm not carving the pumpkin but I'm showing you something I saw on the internet just two days ago and I got to try it so this is the quickest way to clean out your pumpkin I believe we're gonna try it out and you're gonna need a drill and you're gonna need you're gonna need the blade from one of your hand mixers [Music] as you know I'm a fan of cutting the bottom out of a pumpkin so I'm gonna do that right now so I got the bottom cut out of my pumpkin and as you can see there's lots of slimy stringy stuff in there [Music] [Applause] okay Wow kind of mushy it's kind of like mush just comes all out all right so the hardest part was cleaning off the little spinny device but yeah it doesn't really good job can you see in there so I'm going in you can see everything is hollowed out do that you did a good job guys really did it worked took a little bit more than two minutes but I'll tell you this always cut the bottom out so you can just set your pumpkin right on the candle it'll light up all night the top doesn't fall in it looks beautiful take care and I'll see you on the next episode bye bye


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| BBQ | Blue Banner Quotient | Statistic for average blue banners per team at a given regional | BBQ = Total Blue Banners earned by all teams / Total Teams |
| SAUCE | Sextuple Advancement Uniform Counting Era | This is the statistic for average blue banners per team at a given regional since 2005, when FRC games officially went to 3 team alliances | SAUCE = Total Blue Banners earned by all teams since 2005 / Total Teams |
| BRIQUETTE | Banner Ratio Indexed to Quadrenniums of Unified Education Total Talent Estimation | This is the statistic for average blue banners per team at a given regional in the past 4 years, to account for newer teams and to give a better estimation of which teams have been performing better recently. | BRIQUETTE = Total Blue Banners earned by all teams in the past 4 years / Total Teams |
| BBQ PDQ | Blue Banner Quotient Per Duration Quantity | Statistic for average blue banners per team per the total amount of years that teams at a given regional have existed | BBQ PDQ = BBQ / Sum of all years of all teams. Normally a very small number. |
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| RIB | Recent Index of Brawn | Statistic that averages all banners earned last year by all teams. For 2005, this statistic currently is invalid | RIB = Total Blue Banners earned last year by All Teams / Number of Teams |
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Critique: The new (and improved) Macon.com
08 Mar 2012Today I'd like to critique the recent redesign of my former newspaper's website, The Telegraph/Macon.com, in Macon, Ga. For years we'd suffered with a cluttered, portal-styled homepage that devoted more screen real estate to aggregated national news and real estate widgets than it did to original, local content (see a small snippet of old site here). The share buttons were completely out of date, the commenting system was clunky and the overall feel of the site was one of chaos. Even when we did do special features including complex packages and maps, they looked out of place against the stark ad-cluttered grid of the site. While the deep red color at the top of the page gave the site a sense of branding, it ultimately left too much white space to make a strong impression.
The new Macon.com is a marked improvement over its predecessor. For one thing, The Telegraph masthead in place of the Macon.com header logo signals a greater emphasis on local reporting and a shift away from trying to be a portal to all things Middle Georgia. Not using the word 'Macon' also helps brand the site to users outside of the confines of the Macon city limits into the growing suburbs of Warner Robins, Centerville and North Bibb County.
From a design standpoint, the new site has a lot going for it. Perhaps most strikingly, the bold, gradated masthead gives a feeling of coherence and robustness to the site. I'm also a big fan of combining the traditional newspaper headline font alongside the modern-looking serif used for the phrase "Middle Georgia's News Source." What also stands out, though you can't see it at the current moment, is the decidedly photo-friendly nature of the new design. Images on articles fill the full column-width, creating a strong visual impact. On the homepage, the feature story usually includes a relatively large 600px by 400px image, with a black opaque strip along the bottom containing the headline and excerpt in a contrasting white text. Going back to font choice, what also makes the site stand out is its mix of serif and sans-serif across the site. In addition, the grey bars that underlie section headings create an organized, grid-like feeling without being two distracting.
Most of all, unlike many other news sites, the new Macon.com doesn't feel like everything has been squished together. The content navigation bar is kept to a maximum of 8 items in a large sans-serif font, with a drop-down jQuery to display children categories. The top page-nav bar also reflects visual restraint by sticking to only six items, rather than a massive compendium of every single vertical the paper offers the community. Finally, the choice to move the "Latest headlines" section from the middle of the page to the right-hand column is a wise one, as our eyes naturally look to the left or right before the middle.


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Joe Swash feared he'd sexually harassed Stacey Solomon with awkward first kiss
Joe Swash admitted he'd lunged at Stacey Solomon during her time in Australia - and worried his boss would punish him for harassing her
by Irishmirror.ieJoe Swash was so worried about the way he first kissed Stacey Solomon that he thought he might get fired.
The former EastEnders star made an ill-advised lunge at his now-girlfriend while they were both out in Australia for the 2015 series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, where Joe was presenting the spin-off show.
And while the pair had known each other for a few years, Joe wasn't sure his flirting attempts were going down well with her.
Speaking to Kate Thornton on the Yahoo podcast White Wine Question Time, Joe confessed how badly he'd misjudged their first kiss.
"Stacey was only there (in Australia) for four days. So I was thinking: 'I've got four days. I've only got four days'. And we got to the last day, nothing, she hadn't given me the scent or anything…" he recalled.
"I thought, 'Right!' It was her last night in the apartment before she went, so I thought I'd knock on the door and I thought, 'I've seen it on films before, I'm just going to go in and kiss her'. It weren't like that, it were nothing like that."
Stacey, laughing, said: "It was nothing like in the films, Kate. I almost felt like I was being attacked. He said bye, and I said bye, then I shut the door and he knocked again, so I opened the door and he literally went…" [Mimes sudden head movement forward.]"
Joe went on: "So basically I was just kissing teeth, as I was doing this I was just thinking, 'I've really misread this situation'.
"Then she went home and I got a text from her. I can't remember what the text said, but I think it was like: 'Sorry I didn't kiss you back.  And I thought, 'Aw, I've got a problem here, Joe.'"
Once they'd established Stacey was happy to be kissed, the pair's friendship quickly flourished into romance - after she'd spelled out exactly what she wanted.
"I didn't want to be too available!" Stacey went on.
"When you've got kids, you feel the need to set it out so like, I have two kids, a cat, a dog and a really big mortgage, do you still want to go out with me.
"You've got to be upfront. 'Here's my Ts&Cs - let me know if you fancy it'."
The couple moved in together last year, bringing their blended family - Joe's 12-year-old son and Stacey's boys Leighton and Zachary - under one roof.
And they welcomed their baby son Rex into the world earlier this summer.
Cheeky Joe even asked for a puff of Stacey's gas and air while she was busy pushing.
"Every time I got it she growled, 'don't you put your germs on there'," he said sheepishly.
*Listen to Joe and Stacey's whole interview on Yahoo's White Wine Question Time, available to stream on Spotify


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Class for the core events in oF. This is used inside oF to create the global var ofEvents that can be used to register any class to the core events setup, update, draw, exit, keyPressed, keyReleased, mousePressed, mouseReleased, mouseDragged, mouseMoved and windowResize.
To do so use the functions ofAddListener and ofRemoveListener.
For a complete example take a look at the advancedEventsExample
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Class ArticleDetail
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Innovative, creative and a proven team player. I have 10+ years managing website content, and specialize in creating responsive design html emails.
Conduct and execute web and print projects as assigned and coordinate all project steps. Coordinate with other departments to obtain information and facilitate project success. Designs, codes, and maintains web applications and associated systems. Create and maintain detailed documentation of code, configurations, and other outputs or products. Follow code management best-practices including backups, testing procedures, source & version control, and communication. Coordinate with Information Technology department and vendors to ensure the availability and function of websites, applications, and support systems. Coordinate with visual designers, technical writers, and developers to support, design, or execute digital products. Produce multimedia assets for Restek websites and applications, training and educational programs, and in-house training and presentations. Maintain department databases and electronic files as required. Provide support to other web designers or developers. Work closely with the Marketing department Strategic Marketing Communications group, coordinates with Sales, Marketing, and other departments, to execute Restek web applications and websites, and support digital marketing content production.
Plan and deliver a marketing calendar that brings together appropriate elements of the marketing mix to successfully deliver product- and segment-specific marketing campaigns. Develop methods for measuring the success of marketing communication and campaigns. Work with database managers to grow and refine customer databases and profiling methods. Develop and manage lead processing strategies and processes. Advise on style, content, and functionality to deliver corporate and campaign-specific marketing objectives. Develop budget estimates for all outbound marketing projects. Manage vendor relationships for print and web advertising, telemarketing, e- and print mail, and other outbound marketing activities. Plan and track technical and non-technical marketing collateral projects and incorporate into outbound marketing activities. Plan and manage product- and segment-specific marketing campaigns in collaboration with product managers. Assist with packing, shipping and unpacking boxes from tradeshows.
Input and maintain customer information, mailing lists, advertising leads, and literature listings/requests in the marketing database system as assigned. Proof entries for accuracy. Pull and transfer information from the ERP system into the marketing database as assigned. Contact other departments or entities to confirm information and maintain accuracy of database information. Prepare and generate reports as required in support of lead management, for measurement purposes, and to support ad hoc requests. Provide logistical support for event/seminar management, including lodging and travel arrangements and shipping of exhibit materials and literature. Ensure adherence to Restek’s ISO 9001 literature management procedures by entering and maintaining literature in the marketing database and ERP and by coordinating revisions and discontinuations as appropriate.
Input and maintain customer information, mailing lists, advertising leads, and literature listings/requests in the marketing database system as assigned. Print all materials for mailings, such as: letters, flyers, reply cards, labels, envelopes. Fold and stuff mailing contents into enveloples. Bulk sort mailings according to the USPS regulations. Fulfill all literature requests for in-house, trade shows, customer requests. Provide support to the tradeshow coordinators when packing for an event. (There is more, need to find copy of old resume)
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Apart from being a web/email programmer and designer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. In the summer, I like to be in the water or hiking. In the winter, I like to spend time reading and or cooking. I enjoy spending as much time as I can with my son.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the front-end web development world.


Youtube
Youtube has a wide variety of channels and playlists that can help you learn. You can find anything at Youtube.
Youtube has a wide variety of channels and playlists that can help you learn. You can find anything at Youtube.
Curated by Udemy Tech, this is a playlist of some of Udemy's best instructors (Colt Steel has an amazing web dev course, and a SQL course, and Maximillian Schwarzemuller has a good course on Angular) that covers web development from the basics to JavaScript, to back end development with Node.js.
This is a playlist of videos by Steven Griffin, a web developer since 1997, about the features available in ES6. He goes into detail through the finer points of destructuring, the fetch API, fat arrow functions and so on and so forth.
I've learned a lot from this channel. This is the channel that introduced me to webpack, grunt, Vue.js and many more things, including an hour long crash course into React. Brad Traversy explains everything very well and moves at a pace that even beginners can keep up.


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Lady tells parents their children don’t belong to them
- A Twitter user has taken to the platform to state that children don't belong to their parents
- According to the lady identified as @neauxna, she stated that parents only have borrowed time with them
- The Twitter user advised parents to help kids become the best version of themselves
A Twitter user recently gave a lot of social media users some food for thought about parenting. The lady who goes under the Twitter handle, @neauxna, stated that parents need to understand that their kids don't belong to them.
According to her, rather than focus on living through their kids, parents should focus on helping them become the best version of themselves.
She wrote: "Your children don’t belong to you. You’re on borrowed time with them. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to build a better human being; not to build a mini version of you and all your deflated hopes and dreams. Help them become the best them not the best you."
Adesua Etomi says comparing oneself to others is a slap to God, Nigerians react
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"Once your children become adults, the relationship becomes a choice and it takes work to maintain. You cannot treat your adult offspring like children.
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Meanwhile, the joy of every parent is to eat the fruit of their labour and an Instagram comedian identified as Chief Obi has got his parents emotional and thankful after he surprised them with a brand new car for their 25th wedding anniversary.
Chief Obi took to his social media page to share a video of how he made the special day beautiful for his parents. In the video the young man posted, he revealed that his parents did not know he was in the country as he came in just for the occasion.
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Box 1287 Port Shepstone Chaka -South Africa. RE TRANSFER OF ($ 39,500.000.00 USD THIRTY NINE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS] Dear Sir, We want to transfer to overseas ($$ 39,500.000.00 USD) Thirty nine million Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) from a Prime Bank in Africa, I want to ask you to quietly look for a reliable and honest person who will be capable and fit to provide either an existing bank account or to set up a new Bank a/c immediately to receive this money, even an empty a/c can serve to receive this funds quitely. I am Dr.John Solomon.,the accountant and personal confidant to Dr. Ravindra F. Shah who died together with his wife Dr.Mrs. Manjula Parikh-Shah in a plane crash on the 1st Oct. 2003 on their way to attend wedding in Boston. Mr. Ravindra F. Shah, is an American, a physician and industrialist, he died last year without having any beneficiary to his assets including his account here in South Africa which he opened in a prime bank in the year 2000 as his personal savings for the purpose of expansion and developement of his company before his untimely death in 2003. The amount involved is (USD 39,500,000.00)Thirty Nine Million Five Hundred Thousand USD, no other person knows about this account, I am contacting you for us to transfer this funds to your account as the beneficiary, I want to first transfer $9,500.000.00 (nine million five hundred thousand USD) from this money into a safe account abroad, after which we will transfer the remaining (30M) but I don't know any foreigner, I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this money can not be approved to a local person here, without valid international foreign passport, but can only be approved to any foreigner with valid international passport or drivers license and foreign a/c because the money is in US Dollars and the former owner of the a/c Mr.Ravindra F. Shah is a foreigner too, and as such the money can only be approved into a foreign a/c. However, I am revealing this to you with believe in God that you will never let me down in this business, you are the first and the only person that I am contacting for this business, so please reply urgently so that I will inform you the next step to take urgently. Send also your private telephone and fax number including the full details of the account to be used for the deposit. I need your full co-operation to make this work fine. because the management is ready to approve this payment to any foreigner who has correct information of this account, which I will give to you, upon your positive response and once I am convinced that you are capable and will meet up with instruction of a key bank official who is deeply involved with me in this business. At the conclusion of this business, you will be given 50% of the total amount, 50% will be for me, we will bear the working cost together through the process of transfer to get payment approvals. I look forward to your earliest reply through my<EMAIL_ADDRESS>you call me on +871-763-649-685, +874-763-649-685, +870-763-649-685. Sincerely, John Solomon. ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca


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For slider components, it will be ok to import following css file: <link href="../wulfdist/css/wulf.basic.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/> <link href="../wulfdist/css/wulf.slider.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
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History of Changes 1.0
Introduction and explanation of symbols
Changes are sorted by "type" and then chronologically with the most recent at the top. These symbols denote the various action types:=add, =fix, =remove, =update
Version 1.0 (July 2010)
Changes to the End-User API
- Added a command-line option '-catalog' to use a catalog resolver for the XML and XSLT files Committed by SP.
Changes to the Code Base
- Added support for xmlfile and xsltfile parameters in FOP's Ant Task. Committed by AC.
- Added the possibility to use CachedRenderPagesModel, to conserve memory in case of large documents with a lot of cross-references (area tree will be serialized to disk to avoid keeping it entirely in memory). Committed by AD. Thanks to Dario Laera. See Issue 46828.
- Added an event handling framework which allows to get better feedback from within FOP with the ability to customize problem management. Committed by JM.
- Bugfix: when #CMYK pseudo-profile was used in the rgb-icc() function, always the fallback RGB colors were used instead. Committed by VH. Thanks to Venkat Reddy. See Issue 48167.
- White-space handling in markers with inline-content throws a NullPointerException in some cases. Committed by AD. See Issue 47710.
- Bugfix: previously retrieved markers were not cleared if the new marker was empty. Committed by AD. See Issue 46960.
- Changed meaning of ‘-v’ option to ‘verbose’, which will print FOP’s version and proceed. Added a ‘-version’ option to simply print the version then exit, following Java practices. Committed by VH.
- MinOptMaxUtil.toMinOptMax was converting LengthRangeProperty objects into illegal MinOptMax objects (in some cases opt could be inferior to min). Committed by VH. See Issue 46638.
- Fixed a memory-leak in Marker.MarkerAttribute, where an instance was used both as key and value in a WeakHashMap, effectively neutralizing the benefit of using WeakReferences. Solved by extending PropertyCache to work for MarkerAttributes as well. Committed by AD. See Issue 46319.
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Fixed some multi-threading issues in FontCache.java:
- remove the unused private readObject()
- make the changeLock member final (initialization-safety + impossible to reassign)
- perform the HashMap check for a failed font inside the synchronized block to avoid a race condition
- Make fop.bat and fop.cmd use the %FOP_OPTS% environment variable. Committed by AD. Thanks to Carsten Siedentop. See Issue 45842.
- Quick-fix to avoid a possible NullPointerException when using empty inlines and hyphenation. Committed by AD. See Issue 45667.
- Fixed memory leak in property cache (not cleaning stale PropertyCache$CacheEntry instances). Committed by JM.
- Fixed a slight error when resolving non-file URLs: avoid altering the original 'href' if the protocol is other than 'file:' Committed by AD. Thanks to Thomas Stieler. See Issue 45490.
- Corrected white-space-treatment for situations where an inline-node is the first/last child node of an fo:block, without preceding/following text. Committed by AD. See Issue 45097.
- Fixed a logic error in Hyphenator.java: If the source had an associated InputStream, an UnsupportedOperationException was triggered. Committed by AD. See Issue 44203.
- Changed FONode.addCharacters() parameter to closer match the signature of the standard SAX characters() event (reduces confusion and computations). !! Implementors of extensions that subclass FONode directly, and offer an implementation for addCharacters() should take care to make similar modifications in their code !! Committed by AD.
Changes to the Bundled Extensions
- Added support for the #CMYK pseudo-profile supported by some commercial XSL implementations on the rgb-icc() function. Committed by JM.
Changes to the Font Subsystem
- Added support for TrueType fonts with symbol character maps (like "Wingdings" and "Symbol"). Character for these fonts are usually found in the 0xF020 to 0xF0FF range (a Unicode private use area). Committed by JM.
- Added support for specifying referenced fonts per renderer in addition to the general match list. Committed by JM.
- Added a command-line tool to list all configured fonts (org.apache.fop.tools.fontlist.FontListMain). Committed by JM.
- AFP Fonts: Added support for full URI resolution on configured AFP fonts. Committed by JM.
- FOP now creates ToUnicode CMaps for single-byte fonts that don't use built-in encodings to help PDF text extractors interpreting characters. Committed by JM.
- Added support for forcing single-byte encodings for TrueType fonts without creating an XML font metric file (see "encoding-mode" attribute on "font" element) Committed by JM.
- For auto-detected fonts it is now possible to specify that a font needs to be referenced rather than embedded (for the output formats that support this distinction). Committed by JM.
- Add support for font substitution. Committed by AC.
- Added support for auto-configuring TrueType Collections. XML font metrics files for *.ttc fonts are not required anymore. Committed by JM. Thanks to Jason Harrop. See Issue 44737.
- Added support for addressing all glyphs available in a Type 1 font, not just the ones in the font's primary encoding. Committed by JM.
- Bugfix: Font selection fallbacks did not work in some cases (ex. bold+italic to normal) Committed by JM.
- Fixed generation of CIDSet object in PDF output. Committed by JM. Thanks to Nicolas Peninguy. See Issue 47711.
- Bugfix: support PFM Files with no extent table. Committed by CB.
- Bugfix: for the last character of a Type1 font, always a width of 0 was returned. Committed by VH. Thanks to Maxim Wirt. See Issue 47232.
- Use temporary directory for the font cache if the user home directory is not write-accessible. Committed by JM. Thanks to Alok Singh. See Issue 46686.
- More robust AFP font parsing, although it is still in need of some rework in the future. Committed by AC.
- Fix for PFMReader after bug #43089 changed the behavior of PFMFile. Fixes baseline problems when Type 1 fonts are used in conjunction with XML font metric files. Committed by JM. Thanks to J. Frantzius. See Issue 45734.
Changes to the Image Support
- Added customization ability for the image loading framework from FOP's configuration file. Committed by JM.
- Added support for SVG 1.2 functionality inside fo:instream-foreign-object. Committed by JM. See Issue 41657.
- Bugfix: use the effective color profile supplied by the ImageEncodingHelper, instead of the original one. Committed by JM.
Changes to the Layout Engine
- Implement internal character classes if the hyphenation pattern file does not contain them Committed by SP.
- Added limited support for pages of different inline-progression-dimensions within a page-sequence. Committed by VH.
- Added basic implementation for column-keeps. Committed by AD. See Issue 46905.
- Added extension to disable column balancing before blocks spanning the whole page, in multiple-column documents. Committed by VH. Thanks to Georg Datterl. See Issue 46315.
- Added missing generation of areas for empty grid units in tables with collapsing border model. Committed by JM.
- Allowing non-zero borders and padding on page regions when relaxed validation is turned on. Committed by LF.
- Implemented word-by-ford font-selection strategy on text. Committed by MB.
- Support character-by-character font-selection strategy on fo:character element. Committed by MB.
- Added minimal support for integer keep values on the various keep properties on block-level FOs. For now, all integer values are treated the same (i.e. without strength distinction). Using integers allows to avoid overflows that can happen when "always" is used extensively. Committed by JM.
- Bugfix: having a special page-master for the last page caused loss of content when normal blocks were mixed with blocks spanning all columns. Committed by VH. See Issue 46486.
- Bugfix: value of conditional space not always taken into account in the calculation of a table’s height. Committed by VH. See Issue 48082.
- Fixed handling of percentage values for provisional-label-separation. Committed by VH.
- Fixed handling of percentage values for provisional-distance-between-starts. Committed by VH. Thanks to Jonathan Levinson. See Issue 47835.
- Bugfix: The cells of a table inside a marker were duplicated at every marker retrieval. Committed by VH. See Issue 47101.
- Bugfix: footnotes occurring within the forced height of a table row did not appear on the output Committed by VH.
- Fixed a bug when combining a forced break with a "last" page-master. The restart of the algorithm would start at the index of the penalty corresponding to the last page-break. This has been changed to the index of the first element after the last page-break. Committed by AD. See Issue 46489.
- Fixed BPD trait and border painting for leaders with leader-pattern="space" (and similar cases). Committed by JM.
- Fixed fo:instream-foreign-object inside fo:marker. Committed by JM. See Issue 45306.
- Fixed a bug when combining break-before with a span change. Committed by AD. See Issue 46240.
- Fixed a problem where the BPD or a block area could be wrong if there is a nested, absolutely positioned area (for example a block-container). Committed by JM.
- Bugzilla 40798: A conditional-page-master-reference with page-position="last" qualifies for a first page, if it is also the last. Additionally: also added support for page-position="only". Committed by AD. See Issue 40798.
- Fixed the source for a division by zero when the content of an fo:leader with leader-pattern="use-content" collapses to zero width during layout. Committed by JM.
- Fixed ID resolution for nested bookmarks with duplicated IDs. Committed by JM.
- Added LayoutManagerMapping.registerMaker() to make registration of custom layout managers easier. Committed by JM. See Issue 45470.
- Fixed absolute positioning of block-containers when specified using right and bottom instead of left and top. Committed by LF.
- Fixed an inconsistency in footnote handling that led to unnecessary empty areas in pages whose last normal line contains footnotes when the page bpd is not the same for all pages. Committed by LF.
- Added support for page-number-citation and page-number-citation-last of fo:inline. Corrected behavior for page-number-citation-last of fo:block: forward references now properly resolved. Committed by AD. See Issue 44794.
- Added support for the "id" attribute on fo:wrappers when used as a child of the fo:flow. Committed by AD. See Issue 42423.
- Fixed a ClassCastException when using an fo:wrapper as a child of an fo:block-container. Committed by AD. See Issue 41500.
- Fixed a regression introduced by the fix for Bugzilla 44286. Committed by AD. See Issue 42703.
- Activated min-height/max-height and min-width/max-width properties. Committed by AD. See Issue 43591.
Changes to Renderers (Output Formats)
- AFP Output: Added enhanced dithering functionality for images that are converted to bi-level images. Committed by JM.
- Initial support for CID-keyed double-byte fonts (Type 0) in AFP output. Committed by JM. Thanks to Peter Hancock. See Issue 48567.
- Added possibility to customize PDF tagging via the ‘role’ property. Committed by VH.
- Added basic accessibility and Tagged PDF support. Committed by JM,VH. Thanks to Jost Klopfstein. See Issue 46705.
- Added support for encoding CMYK bitmap images (IOCA FS45) and TIFF images as embedded objects. Committed by JM.
- Added support for positioning Page Overlays in AFP Output Committed by CB.
- Added support for creating thumbnails or preview bitmaps of fixed size for PNG and TIFF output. Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: Added support for IMM Extension on fo:simple-page-master. Committed by CB.
- Added an initial set of extensions for prepress support (fox:bleed, fox:crop-offset, fox:crop-box and fox:scale). This is currently supported only by PDF and Java2D renderers. Committed by JM. Thanks to Peter Coppens. See Issue 47311.
- PCL Output: Added support for specifying the output bin. Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: Added support for embedding external AFP form maps (form defs) using the afp:include-form-map extension. Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: Added support for AFP font embedding. Note: this changes the default behaviour. Like with PDF and PS, all fonts are embedded by default unless matched in the "referenced-fonts" section in the configuration. Committed by JM.
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AFP Renderer Raster Fonts:
- added support for fractional font-sizes in the configuration.
- selection of the smaller font-size, in case two possible fallbacks have the same difference to a requested size.
- Added setting to enable dithered painting of filled rectangles in AFP and PCL. Committed by JM.
- Added a custom text painter for rendering SVG text using text operators when rendering to PostScript or EPS. Text is no longer painted as shapes, thus creating much smaller files. Committed by JM. See Issue 47000.
- AFP Output: Tag Logical Element (TLE) is now also allowed on fo:page-sequence (page group level). Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: Added support for Invoke Medium Map (IMM). Committed by JM.
- Introduced a new, additional intermediate format optimized for performance. Please see the intermediate format documentation for details. Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: Added a configuration option to override the resource level defaults in the code. Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: Bilevel images in resource groups as generated as hard page segments (instead of image objects) for better interoperability with older IPDS environments and for better printing performance. Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: An AFPGraphics2D implementation which provides the ability to use Batik to drive the production of AFP Graphics (GOCA) output from SVG. Committed by AC.
- AFP Output: Resource group leveling, external streaming, and de-duplication of images and graphics using IncludeObject and ResourceGroup. Committed by AC.
- AFP Output: Native image embedding support (e.g. JPEG, GIF, TIFF) using ObjectContainer and a MOD:CA Registry implementation. Committed by AC.
- Added PDF /Launch action: references to URIs using the file:// protocol will now generate a /Launch action as opposed to a more general /URI (which doesn't yield the expected result for this protocol). Committed by AD. Thanks to Alexander Stamenov. See Issue 45113.
- PDF Output: Added support for handling 16-bit alpha channel. They are currently converted to 8 bits. Committed by JM. See Issue 45795.
- Added PDF encryption parameter support in configuration. Committed by AC.
- Added a PCL-specific extension attribute on simple-page-master for controlling the simplex/duplex mode. Committed by JM. Thanks to Martin Edge. See Issue 45115.
- Add partial support for the "show-destination" property on fo:basic-link (PDF output only; see limitations on the compliance page) Committed by AD. See Issue 44634.
- Added support for rendering pages using JPS (Java Printing System). See new example: examples/embedding/java/ExamplesFO2JPSPrint.java Committed by JM.
- Restored ability to specify from/to and odd/even pages as well as the number of copies for printing from the command-line. Committed by JM. See Issue 41687.
- Added ability to pass a preconfigured PrinterJob instance to the PrintRenderer via the rendering options map. Committed by JM. Thanks to Antti Karanta. See Issue 44678.
- Added a public accessor for reference to the current page to PDFGraphics2D. Committed by JM. Thanks to Yegor Kozlov. See Issue 44743.
- AFP Output: Fixed positioning of Java2D-based images (when GOCA is enabled). Committed by JM.
- AFP Output: Fix for bitmap images inside an SVG or G2D graphic (printer errors) and positioning fix for bitmaps from G2D graphics. Committed by JM.
- Fix for AWT viewer to correctly track page numbers in continuous display mode. Committed by JM. Thanks to Richard Wheeldon. See Issue 42306.
- Bugfix for formatting of floating point numbers which could lead to invalid PDFs. Committed by JM.
- Added a save/restoreGraphicsState pair for the initial coordinate system in PDF output for easier post-processing. Committed by JM.
- Bugfix for color model in IOCA IDE structure parameter for 4- and 8-bit grayscale images. Committed by JM. Thanks to Peter Hancock. See Issue 48696.
- Bugfix: AFP Renderer: Respect image color settings for svg Committed by CB. Thanks to Peter Hancock. See Issue 48237.
- Bugfix: AFP Renderer: Page Overlays not generated when using Intermediate Format Committed by CB. Thanks to Venkat Reddy. See Issue 48376.
- Bugfix: AFP Renderer: Underline is incorrectly placed when reference-orientation != 0 Committed by CB. See Issue 48456.
- Bugfix: AFP Renderer: Page Segments not positioned correctly when reference-orientation != 0 Committed by CB. See Issue 48453.
- Bugfix: AFP Renderer: AttributeQualifier Triplet occurs before TLE Value. Committed by CB. See Issue 48290.
- Bugfix in AFP output: fixed flags in GOCA GBAR order. Committed by JM. Thanks to D.W. Harks. See Issue 48048.
- Bugfix in AFP output: rounding error when computing the CMYK components of a color. Committed by VH. Thanks to Harald G. Henne. See Issue 48185.
- BugFix: Maintain valid AFP by providing TLE truncation on Attribute Value Triplet values that are greater than 250 chars in length. Committed by AC. See Issue 47941.
- Dithered Background Shading can produce illegal AFP if objects are very small Committed by CB. See Issue 47694.
- Bugfix: Error while writing TLE's attribute qualifier in the output. Committed by AD. Thanks to Bharat Attaluri. See Issue 47508.
- Bugfix: support justified text in AFP Renderer (already working in AFP Painter) Committed by CB.
- Bugfix: reset graphic state when a page is finished in PostScript. Committed by JM.
- Fixed a bug that left the PrintRenderer unconfigured even if a configuration was specified for "application/X-fop-print". Committed by JM.
- Fixed the handling of CMYK colors in PDFGraphics2D. Committed by JM. Thanks to Yegor Kozlov. See Issue 46882.
- AFP Fonts: Fixed interpretation of metric for fonts with fixed metrics and made sure all repeating groups in FNP (Font Position) are processed. Committed by JM. Thanks to Emil Maskovsky. See Issue 45342.
- Fixed black backgrounds occurring for transparent images in PCL output. Committed by JM.
- Fixed bug that caused AFP Renderer Extensions to be ignored. Committed by CB. See Issue 46369.
- Fixed a multi-threading issue when rendering SVG. Committed by JM.
- PDF Output: Made sure the XMP Metadata stream is never compressed. Committed by JM.
- Fix for table handling in RTF output, so the output works with OpenOffice and AbiWord, too. Committed by JM. Thanks to Pavel Kysilka. See Issue 45616.
- Fixed text stroking in SVG when the stroke-width is zero. Committed by JM.
- Fixed border trait parsing for the area tree XML when CMYK or ICC colors were used. Committed by JM.
- Fixed generation of "fonttbl" for RTF output to fix loading problem with AbiWord. Committed by JM. Thanks to Pavel Kysilka. See Issue 45606.
- PCL Renderer: Improved page format selection so it doesn't interfere with duplex printing. Committed by JM. See Issue 43650.
- PDFGraphics2D.writeClip doesn't generate a clip command anymore when the clip path is empty. Committed by JM. Thanks to Francois Fernandes. See Issue 47031.
- When a JPEG image is embedded, an optionally embedded color profile is filtered out as it's already embedded separately in the PDF file. Committed by JM.
Contributors to this release
We thank the following people for their contributions to this release.
This is a list of all people who participated as committers:
Adrian Cumiskey (AC), Andreas Delmelle (AD), Chris Bowditch (CB), Jeremias Märki (JM), (JM,VH), Luca Furini (LF), Max Berger (MB), Simon Pepping (SP), Vincent Hennebert (VH).
This is a list of other contributors:
Alexander Stamenov, Alok Singh, Antti Karanta, Bharat Attaluri, Carsten Siedentop, D.W. Harks, Dario Laera, Emil Maskovsky, Francois Fernandes, Georg Datterl, Harald G. Henne, J. Frantzius, Jason Harrop, Jonathan Levinson, Jost Klopfstein, Martin Edge, Maxim Wirt, Nicolas Peninguy, Pavel Kysilka, Peter Coppens, Peter Hancock, Richard Wheeldon, rogov.AT.devexperts.com, Thomas Stieler, Venkat Reddy, Yegor Kozlov.


Let's start with the very basics then...
Just some basic concepts for programmers
You cannot see it, but you know it's there...
...and somehow related to magnetism!
magnets can induce electric current on a wire...
...electric current on a wire can generate a magnetic field
Equal charges (positive or negative) repel
Opposite charges attract
Charge attraction in Atoms works just like in Magnets
By providing adequate external force, that last and distant electron can jump from one atom to the next one, producing the phenomena we describe as electric current
The charge difference between poles is called Voltage
It basically means how hard does the battery push electrons across the wire
We can increase or decrease the current in a conductor by increasing or decreasing the voltage (push harder/softer)
Information (sound, audio, etc.) can be represented electrically by varying the current over time. We call this an Electric Signal
If the signal is continuous over time it is called Analog
If we sample and work with specific discrete values only, the signal is called Digital
The discrete digital values are encoded in a set of 0s and 1s, representing the two possible voltage levels on a digital signal
But what sort of coding scheme is this, capable of transforming decimal numbers into zeros and ones?
We need to understand some things about numbers before answering this question...Digital Signals have only two possible values of Voltage
Common sense says Digital is better than Analog!
How can digital signals with only two values be superior to analog?
The most important advantage of digital communication is immunity to noise interference
Even with significant amount of noise, it's easy to distinguish between a 0 and a 1
Analog or digital, they are made of a combination of components allowing various simple and complex operations to be performed
Signals can be amplified, computations performed and data moved from one place to another
Electronic circuits are typically built on a Printed Circuit Board where all the components are connected using conductive tracks
But there is one electronic component which is very important...Analog signals can be amplified using semiconductor devices called Transistors. Electronic signals switch between voltage levels using Transistors.
They are the fundamental building block of all modern electronic devices and millions of them can be found in modern systems
Switch the current on/off in a digital signal
An integrated circuit (also referred to as an IC, a chip, or a microchip) is a set of electronic circuits on one small flat piece of semiconductor material, normally silicon
As of 2017, the largest transistor count in a commercially IC is over 19.2 billion — the AMD Epyc
The CPU, Memory and most computer components are implemented as integrated circuits


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The constellation of Princess Andromeda lies in the autumn night sky. It looks like a long arc of stars. But the princess is not happy. On star maps, you can see that she is chained to a rock!
Poseidon was angry with Andromeda’s mother, Cassiopeia, and sent the sea monster Cetus to attack the Queen’s kingdom. There was only one way to stop the monster from ravaging the land. King Cepheus chained his own daughter to the rocky shore. The king hoped the monster would find his daughter and spare the kingdom.
Does this story have a happy ending? You must read about the constellation Perseus to find out.


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Vietnam police confirm all 39 UK truck death victims were Vietnamese
HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnamese police said on Thursday all 39 people found dead in the back of a truck near London last month were Vietnamese.
The victims came from six provinces - Haiphong, Hai Duong, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh and Hue - the Ministry of Public Security said in a statement.
“As of 20:00 p.m. on November 7, Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security and British authorities had been able to confirm that all of the 39 victims found dead in Essex on October 23 were Vietnamese,” the ministry said in a statement.