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--- title: Accessibility Testing Tools excerpt: Designing and developing with accessibility in mind is hard. That's why people have created tools to visualize potential accessibility issues and automate some of the testing tasks. date: '2016-06-14 10:58:41 +0200' date_gmt: '2016-06-14 08:58:41 +0200' categories: - Webdev - Accessibility ---
Designing and developing with accessibility in mind is hard. That's why people have created tools to visualize potential accessibility issues and automate some of the testing tasks. As accessibility is such a huge topic, there's no one-size-fits-all solution. We need to use multiple tools for testing accessibility, and none of these tools can fully replace human judgment.
Many articles and books have been published on this topic. Over the years, I've collected some of these testing tools in a Markdown file for a quick reference for myself. I thought I'd share it, so I've created a new GitHub repository for Accessibility Testing Tools. I hope you find this list useful!


Macy’s Earnings: M Stock Dips 2% on Lower-Than-Expected Guidance
M also missed Q3 revenue estimates
Macy’s (NYSE:M) earnings for the retail chain’s third quarter of 2019 have M stock down on Thursday. This is despite its adjusted EPS of 7 cents, which beats out falt estimates from Wall Street. However, its revenue of $5.17 billion is below analysts’ estimates of $5.32 billion for the quarter.
Let’s take a closer look at the most recent Macy’s earnings report.
- Adjusted earnings per share are 74.07% worse than the 27 cents reported during the same time last year.
- Revenue is down 4.26% from $5.40 billion in the third quarter of 2018.
- Operating income of $52 million is 64.63% worse YoY from $147 million.
- The Macy’s earnings report also includes a net income of $2 million.
- That’s a 96.77% drop from net income of $62 million in the same period of the year prior.
Jeff Gennette, Chairman and CEO of Macy’s, says this about the Q3 M stock earnings.
“After seven consecutive quarters of comparable sales growth, we experienced a deceleration in our third quarter sales. While we anticipated a negative comp as we were lapping a very strong third quarter last year, the sales deceleration was steeper than we expected.”
More bad news from the Macy’s earnings report comes in the form of a guidance update for 2019. The company now expects adjusted per-share earnings to range from $2.57 to $2.77 with revenue down 2.50% to 2%. Wall Street is expecting earnings per share of $2.79 for the year.
M stock was down 1.80% as of Tuesday afternoon.
As of this writing, William White did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


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◆ CharlieplexingClass()
| CharlieplexingClass::CharlieplexingClass |
( |
const byte |
pins[], |
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byte |
numOfPins |
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) |
| |
Construct. Set use arduino pins.
- Parameters
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| [in] | pins[] | any pins that connecting to LED |
| [in] | numOfPins | length of pins array |
◆ allLightOff()
| void CharlieplexingClass::allLightOff |
( |
| ) |
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Light off the all LED.
- Parameters
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◆ getLedId()
| unsigned int CharlieplexingClass::getLedId |
( |
byte |
anodePin, |
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byte |
cathodePin |
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) |
| |
Allocate unique LED ID.
- Parameters
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| [in] | anodePin | arduino pin conected to LED anode |
| [in] | cathodePin | arduino pin conected to LED cathode |
- Returns
- [unsigned int] unique LED ID
◆ lightOneShot() [1/2]
| void CharlieplexingClass::lightOneShot |
( |
unsigned int |
ledId | ) |
|
Light on the LED. -> wait for time that you set in setOneShotTime() function. -> light off the LED.
- Parameters
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◆ lightOneShot() [2/2]
| void CharlieplexingClass::lightOneShot |
( |
const unsigned int |
ledsId[], |
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byte |
numOfLeds |
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) |
| |
Light multi LEDs that in order(dynamic lighting).
- Parameters
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| [in] | ledsId[] | address of LEDs ID array by getLedId() function. |
| [in] | numOfLeds | length of ledsId array |
WARN: if this use, overwrite the config in setLedState() function.
◆ setLedState()
| void CharlieplexingClass::setLedState |
( |
const unsigned int |
ledsId[], |
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byte |
numOfLeds |
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) |
| |
set LEDs for light in updateLedState() function.
- Parameters
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| [in] | ledsId[] | address of LEDs ID array by getLedId() function. |
| [in] | numOfLeds | length of ledsId array |
◆ setOneShotTime()
| void CharlieplexingClass::setOneShotTime |
( |
unsigned long |
lightOnTime | ) |
|
Set light on time, when called OneShot() function.
- Parameters
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| [in] | lightOnTime | unit is micro second. default 1000. |
◆ updateLightingState()
| void CharlieplexingClass::updateLightingState |
( |
| ) |
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light LED function for use timer. repeat this at regular intervals
- Parameters
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Week 1
1.7 Technical Blog
Jan 04 2016
Version control is a lot like the Vault application for Autodesk Inventor. Except it's more flexible. It allows multiple people to be working on a project at the same time, and they can all submit their work at the same time. It allows you to go back to previous versions if you feel that it's necessary. Evertime you submit work, you add a messagae that tags along with the update, so you can see where the project started, where it is now, and how it got there. Working with version control allows you work on working copies of a project instead of making changes directly to the master copy. This insulates the project from mistakes. It allows other people to check the code one last time for mistakes before it is submitted. It is a very useful tool.
Git is a very useful tool to track the changes you make. By utilizing version control, git makes it easy to see the history of a file through the various snapshots that are taken each time a file is edited. You can do this by through commits. Commits are an action or collection of actions that are taken to modify a file. Then those actions are committed, the current version as well as the previous versions are available to view. It allows you to see what you've changed throughout the history of the file. While you're in the terminal and making changes, git status is a useful command to show you what, if any, files have been modified or are untracked. It also tells you what you need to do to move those files to a commit or what the next stage is for those files.
Github is important because it allows you to implement version control in a collaborative enviornment. Git only allows you to access those files which you are editing in a local setting. You can only access those by physically being on the computer that those files are stored. Github and other related services allow the user to access those files from any computer that has an internet connection. It also means that you can work on projects with any number of people, and they can all access the files via the internet. It is far more efficient than having to pass around a master copy and everyone only being able to implement their work one person at a time. The environment that Github creates is far more efficient than the one just described. It also gives access to an immense swath of ideas and perspectives that you otherwise would not had you only been working on your own computer. People can view your code and offer tips or advice which can benefit your development in the long run.


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Some divorces are more complicated than others, and not everyone should use this online tool. So let's start by asking you a few questions to make sure that this website is right for your situation.
Yes. If you've been living in B.C. for at least one year and continue to live in B.C., you can apply for divorce in BC Supreme Court. The Canada Divorce Act states that a supreme court can deal with divorce proceedings when either spouse has been living in the province for at least one year immediately before applying.
In order to apply for a divorce in B.C., you or your spouse must have been a regular resident in B.C (the legal term is {% include "partials/tooltips/habitual_residence.html" %}) for at least one year immediately before starting the proceeding.
Habitually Resident
The legal definition of “habitually resident” is: the place where in the settled routine of an individual's life, he or she regularly, normally or customarily lives. “Habitually” is the word is used in s. 3(1) of the Divorce Act…. A court in a province has jurisdiction to hear and determine a divorce proceeding if either spouse has been habitually resident in the province for at least one year immediately preceding the commencement of the proceeding.
A detailed explanation of the meaning of habitually resident can be found on the Department of Justice website.
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17 June 2003
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 30 May, 200 cases of typhoid and 40 deaths have been reported by the WHO Regional Office for the Americas (PAHO) and the Ministry of Health, Haiti. Three cases have been laboratory confirmed.
The outbreak started in April during the dry season and affected remote villages in the Grand Bois Area, bordering the Dominican Republic. These villages lack access to health care facilities and to safe water; all water points in the area showed a maximum level of E.coli pollution. Most of the deaths occurred in persons who had no access to health care facilities.
In May, PAHO and the Ministry of Health sent a team to investigate and control the epidemic, including: sampling water points, establishing mobile clinics, laboratory testing of cases, providing health education, and organizing the response at the local level.


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WeatherWaves is a GoogleWave that you can add to your wave and anywhere you type the WW request code in your Wave it will promptly replace the request with the Weather brought to you by the Weather Underground.
Now to get some weather information simply edit your wave or create a new Blip in the wave and type in the following weather request code:
`@WW[your_zip_code]`
A second or so after you finish typing the request the bot will jump into action and replace the request with your weather. Easy!
Here's what you'll get:
Weatherwaves can do more then just give you the current weather! In addition to inserting your current conditions into a wave it can also retrieve Weather Alerts for a given location (hopefully there aren't any) or it will retrieve the Forecast for your location.
The Weatherwaves request is almost identical to the as the current conditions request except you want to specify that you would like [a]lerts info or the [f]orecast. The following examples demonstrate how this is done.
`@WW[your_zip_code|a]`
`@WW[your_zip_code|f]`
Simply adding a |a or |f after your zip code will do the trick!
Forecast Example:


Ohio University and the state of Ohio have taken measures to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19.
OU announced March 13 all in-person instruction will cease for the rest of the Spring Semester. This came after the original announcement of moving to online instruction until the end of March.
The university has also canceled all current and future travel programs until at least Fall Semester.
The Post will be following responses from the university and city of Athens to the coronavirus in order to best inform the community and students of precautions, safety measures and more.
This landing page will be updated continually to reflect the most recent information.
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Class ArucoCameraParameters
Manage the camera parameters from a calibration.
Inheritance
Namespace: ArucoUnity.Cameras.Parameters
Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Syntax
[Serializable]
public class ArucoCameraParameters
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceArucoCameraParameters()
Create an empty CameraParameters and set CalibrationDateTime to now.
Declaration
public ArucoCameraParameters()
Remarks
This constructor is needed for the serialization.
ArucoCameraParameters(Int32)
Initialize the properties.
Declaration
public ArucoCameraParameters(int camerasNumber)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | camerasNumber | The number of camera in the camera system. Must be equal to the number of cameras of the related ArucoCamera. |
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourcecameraMatrices
Declaration
protected Cv.Mat[] cameraMatrices
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Mat[] |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCalibrationDateTime
The calibration date and time.
Declaration
public DateTime CalibrationDateTime { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.DateTime |
CalibrationFlagsValue
The calibration flags used.
Declaration
public int CalibrationFlagsValue { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
CameraMatrices
The camera matrices of the calibration.
Declaration
public Cv.Mat[] CameraMatrices { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Mat[] |
Remarks
When SaveToXmlFile(String) is called, it's serialized with the CameraMatricesType and CameraMatricesValues properties.
CameraMatricesType
The camera matrix type of the calibration. Equals to
Declaration
public Cv.Type CameraMatricesType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Type |
Remarks
This property is be public for the serialization.
CameraMatricesValues
The camera matrix values of the calibration. Equals to the CameraMatrices content and automatically written when SaveToXmlFile(String) is called.
Declaration
public double[][][] CameraMatricesValues { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double[][][] |
Remarks
This property is be public for the serialization.
CameraNumber
The number of the camera during the calibration.
Declaration
public int CameraNumber { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
DistCoeffs
The distorsition coefficients of the calibration.
Declaration
public Cv.Mat[] DistCoeffs { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Mat[] |
Remarks
When SaveToXmlFile(String) is called, it's serialized with the DistCoeffsType and DistCoeffsValues properties.
DistCoeffsType
The distorsition coefficients type of the calibration. Equals to
Declaration
public Cv.Type DistCoeffsType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Type |
Remarks
This property is be public for the serialization.
DistCoeffsValues
The distorsition coefficients values of the calibration. Equals to the DistCoeffs content and automatically written when SaveToXmlFile(String) is called.
Declaration
public double[][][] DistCoeffsValues { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double[][][] |
Remarks
This property is be public for the serialization.
FilePath
The file path of the parameters.
Declaration
public string FilePath { get; protected set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
FixAspectRatioValue
Non null if there is a fix image aspect ratio.
Declaration
public float FixAspectRatioValue { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
ImageHeights
The image height during the calibration.
Declaration
public int[] ImageHeights { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32[] |
ImageWidths
The image width during the calibration.
Declaration
public int[] ImageWidths { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32[] |
OmnidirXis
The xi parameter used in the omnidir calibration process (ccalib module).
Declaration
public Cv.Mat[] OmnidirXis { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Mat[] |
Remarks
When SaveToXmlFile(String) is called, it's serialized with the OmnidirXisType and OmnidirXisValues properties.
OmnidirXisType
The xi parameter type of the calibration. Equals to
Declaration
public Cv.Type OmnidirXisType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cv.Type |
Remarks
This property is be public for the serialization.
OmnidirXisValues
The xi parameter values of the calibration. Equals to the OmnidirXis content and automatically written when SaveToXmlFile(String) is called.
Declaration
public double[][][] OmnidirXisValues { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double[][][] |
Remarks
This property is be public for the serialization.
ReprojectionErrors
The average re-projection error of the calibration.
Declaration
public double[] ReprojectionErrors { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double[] |
StereoCameraParameters
Parameters from possible stereo calibration on the camera system.
Declaration
public StereoArucoCameraParameters StereoCameraParameters { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| StereoArucoCameraParameters |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceLoadFromXmlFile(String)
Create a new CameraParameters object from a previously saved camera parameters XML file.
Declaration
public static ArucoCameraParameters LoadFromXmlFile(string cameraParametersFilePath)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | cameraParametersFilePath | The file path to load. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ArucoCameraParameters | The CameraParameters loaded from the XML file or null if the file coulnd't be loaded. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentException | If the camera parameters couldn't be loaded because of a wrong file path. |
SaveToXmlFile(String)
Save the camera parameters to a XML file.
Declaration
public void SaveToXmlFile(string cameraParametersFilePath)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | cameraParametersFilePath | The file path where to save the object. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentException | If the camera parameters couldn't be saved because of a wrong file path. |


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Functions and S3 classes for time indexes and time indexed series, which are compatible with FAME frequencies.
| Version: | 1.34 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.3) |
| Suggests: | reshape, scales |
| Enhances: | zoo, ggplot2, graphics |
| Published: | 2017-12-19 |
| Author: | Jeff Hallman |
| Maintainer: | Brian Salzer <brian.m.salzer at frb.gov> |
| License: | Unlimited |
| Copyright: | see file COPYRIGHTS |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Finance, TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | tis results |
| Reference manual: | tis.pdf |
| Package source: | tis_1.34.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: tis_1.34.zip, r-release: tis_1.34.zip, r-oldrel: tis_1.34.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: tis_1.34.tgz, r-oldrel: tis_1.34.tgz |
| Old sources: | tis archive |
| Reverse imports: | Ecfun, fame, TSfame, vetools |
| Reverse suggests: | imputeTS, tframePlus, TSdbi, TSmisc, TSsql, xts, zoo |
| Reverse enhances: | lubridate |
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boxCornerRadius - pixels (10)
This sets the border-radius for the outer box perimeter, in pixels.
contentCornerRadius - pixels (0)
Set the border-radius for the inner content area,in pixels.
shadowType - 'drop' | 'hybrid' | 'halo' | 'none'
Set 3D shadow effect.
'drop' sets a 2-sided shadow on the right and bottom.
'hybrid' sets the full shadow on the right and bottom and a fainter half shadow on the left and top.
'halo' sets a full shadow on all 4 sides.
shadowSize - pixels (10)
Sets the width in pixels of the shadow effect around the box.
shadowOpacity - 0-1 (0.4)
The opacity or darkness of the shadow effect around the box.
outerBorder - pixels (1)
Width of the border around the outside edge of the box.
If round corners are being used, the outerBorder size will not exceed the corner radius.
innerBorder - pixels (1)
Width of the inside border around the edge of the main content.
padding - pixels (24)
Width of the area between the floatbox content and the outer floatbox edges.
panelPadding - pixels (8)
Gap above and below the contents of the floatbox frame area like the caption and close buttons.
Provides the vertical spacing between the floatbox outer edge, frame content, and main content.
overlayOpacity - 0-1 (0.55)
Opacity or darkness of the full-screen page overlay. 0 is fully transparent, 1 is fully opaque.
doAnimations - true | false
Setting doAnimations to false is a short-hand way of setting transitionTime, resizeTime and overlayFadeTime all to 0.
When doAnimations is false, startAt, endAt, zoomSource, imageTransition and splitResize become irrelevant.
(To turn off animations only on smallScreen devices (phones), put "doAnimations:false" in a 'mobile' options set.)
overlayFadeTime - seconds (0.4)
Number of seconds for the opacity fade-in and fade-out of the translucent overlay which covers the host page.
resizeTime - seconds (0.5)
Controls the speed of the animated opening and closing resize of the floatbox from and to the thumbnail or click starting position.
fadeTime - seconds (0.4)
This is the time taken to fade in the box contents immediately after starting up the floatbox or before closing it down.
If not overridden, tooltips will use 0.2 seconds for fadeIn and context boxes will use 0.
startAt - id | null
The default starting point for opening box animations is either at the click or touch location
or from a thumbnail if the 'zoom' effect is being used.
Set startAt to an id of an element on the page to start the animations from the center of that element.
Set startAt to null to make the starting point the center of the screen.
endAt - 'start' | id | null
The endAt option controls the ending point that a floatbox will collapse to when animating out.
If zooming from an image down to a thumbnail, the default closing point will be the thumbnail that matches the currently showing image.
If not zooming to a thumbnail, the default closing location is at the mouse click or touch that opened the box.
If neither of the above, it will go to the center of the screen.
Set endAt to an element's id to set the closing point to the center of that element.
This could be useful for example when closing a shopping cart form and wanting to draw attention towards an updated cart link on the page.
Set endAt to null to close to the center of the screen,
and set it to 'start' to have it close to wherever it started from (which is usually the default behaviour anyway).
zoomBorder - pixels (1)
Sets the border width around the zoomSource image for zooming in and out.
Default is 1px.
splitResize - true | false
Default animated resizing of floatbox resizes width, height, top and left simultaneously.
Setting splitResize to true yeilds sequenced animation where the X and Y dimensions are resized seperately.
When split-resizing, the smallest dimension will be sized first, followed by the other larger dimension.
This avoids unaesthetic resize behaviour of initially bloating up in the larger dimension.
Note that splitResize does not take effect while 'zooming' an image in or out or while cross-fading between images in a gallery set.
easing - 1-4 (2.5)
Floatbox size and position animations are normally 'eased', meaning they are slower at the start, faster in the middle, slower at the end.
The 'easing' option modifies the strength of the acceleration curve, with a value of 1 flattening the curve to linear, thereby turning off easing.
inflection - 0-1 (0.5)
The 'inflection' option sets the transition point where easing switches from deceleration to acceleration.
The default of 0.5 puts it right in the middle of the animation.
Decrease the inflection point to move the transition point closer to the start of the animation
and increase it to move closer to the end.
animationTime - seconds (1)
This sets the default speed of animations done by the fb.animate API function that haven't specified a speed in their call parameters.
colorTheme - 'black' | 'white' | 'blue' | 'silver' | 'yellow' | 'red'
When the colorTheme option is not specified, floatbox defaults to black for images, white for HTML content, and blue for multi-media.
Assigning a specific colorTheme setting overrides these defaults.
boxColor - css color [|css color]
'boxColor' assigns the main background color of the floatbox's frame area using any css color.
A gradient effect can also be assigned to the floatbox by setting boxColor to two css colors separated the the '|' character.
If defining a gradient, hex color formats must be used. For example: boxColor:#123456|#edca98
If a gradient is set, boxCornerRadius is set to 0 and the floatbox will have square corners.
Note that setting boxBackgroundImage can override a boxColor assignment.
overlayColor, innerBorderColor, outerBorderColor - css color
Assign any standard css color to various floatbox components using these options.
A good way to do extensive appearance customizations is to set the desired options in a className definition fbOptions.js (or in fbOptions on a page).
Once this is done, the collection of option settings can be assigned to one or more floatboxed links simply by placing the assigned class name on them.
overlayColor, innerBorderColor, outerBorderColor - css color
Assign any standard css color to various floatbox components using these options.
A good way to do extensive appearance customizations is to set the desired options in a className definition fbOptions.js (or in fbOptions on a page).
Once this is done, the collection of option settings can be assigned to one or more floatboxed links simply by placing the assigned class name on them.
overlayColor, innerBorderColor, outerBorderColor - css color
Assign any standard css color to various floatbox components using these options.
A good way to do extensive appearance customizations is to set the desired options in a className definition fbOptions.js (or in fbOptions on a page).
Once this is done, the collection of option settings can be assigned to one or more floatboxed links simply by placing the assigned class name on them.
textColor, strongTextColor - css color
These work the same as the other color options.
'textColor' applies to the 'item x of y' display, index links, and the 'open in a new window' link.
'strongTextColor' applies to captions, info and print links, and the new window link when it's hovered.
textColor, strongTextColor - css color
These work the same as the other color options.
'textColor' applies to the 'item x of y' display, index links, and the 'open in a new window' link.
'strongTextColor' applies to captions, info and print links, and the new window link when it's hovered.
contentBackgroundColor - css color
The default background color of floatbox's content area is white for non-iframe HTML content and transparent for all others.
If a different background color is required for some content, the desired color can be assigned by setting the 'contentBackgroundColor' option.
Valid values are any color values that can be assigned via css.
This setting will have a visible effect ony if the content shown has some transparent areas.
boxBackgroundImage - img filePath
The main floatbox frame area can have a background image assigned to it to give texture or other effects.
Set 'boxBackgroundImage' to the URL path of the image to be used as the background.
overlayBackgroundImage - img filePath
A repeating background image can be assigned to the normally translucent page overlay.
Set 'overlayBackgroundImage' to the URL path of the image to be used as the background,
and perhaps also set "overlayOpacity:1" to make it opaque.
autoFit - true | false
Default behaviour for content that is larger than the viewable screen is to auto-size the floatbox such that it fits within the screen.
Set autoFit to false to disable this auto-sizing.
autoFitSpace - pixels (5)
The minimum space to leave between the floatbox edge and the browser window edge when autoFitting content.
enableImageResize - true | false
If enableImageResize is set to true, images that have been autoSized to fit the screen, that have been resized with drag-resizing, or are displayed larger than the current screen size can be resized using the resize tool.
inFrameResize - true | false
An image may be displayed at smaller than its native size when autoFit causes it to scale to fit the viewport.
The image can then be resized to its full size using the resizeTool as described below.
The default resizing behaviour is for the floatbox frame to remain at its smaller size inside the viewport
and for the image to scale up to its full size inside the floatbox frame.
It can then be dragged around inside the frame with the mouse or touch gestures.
Set inFrameResize to false to disable this behaviour and to cause the entire floatbox, including the frame, to to scale up to full size when requested.
resizeTool - 'cursor' | 'topleft' | 'both'
Sets the tool used when enableImageResize is true.
The cursor tool enables clicking on the image to resize and displays a magnifying glass to show when resizing is allowed.
The topleft tool is a small semi-transparent button in the top left corner of the image.
enableDragResize - true | false
If true, a small resize widget will be shown in the bottom right corner that people can drag with the mouse to resize the box.
stickyResize - true | false
stickyResize, when set to true, instructs a multi-item gallery set's floatbox to retain any size change deltas made to it by drag-resizing (see above) or the API fb.resize function when navigating to the next set item.
draggerLocation - 'frame' | 'content'
The widget that is shown when enableDragResize is enabled can be placed either in the bottom right corner of the floatbox frame
or the bottom right corner of the displayed content by setting this option. (draggerLocation is always 'frame' for media content.)
minWidth (140), minHeight (100) - pixels | 'xx%'
minWidth and minHeight set the lower limits for the dimensions of the displayed content, not including the floatbox frame outside of the content.
The content will be displayed at at least these dimensions and cannot be drag-resized or auto-sized smaller than these limits.
These two options prevent content from becoming too tiny and, if set to too large values, may result in auto-sized floatboxes that are bigger than the viewport on zoomed small screens.
minWidth/Height can be set as a number of pixels or as a percentage of the visible screen size.
minWidth (140), minHeight (100) - pixels | 'xx%'
minWidth and minHeight set the lower limits for the dimensions of the displayed content, not including the floatbox frame outside of the content.
The content will be displayed at at least these dimensions and cannot be drag-resized or auto-sized smaller than these limits.
These two options prevent content from becoming too tiny and, if set to too large values, may result in auto-sized floatboxes that are bigger than the viewport on zoomed small screens.
minWidth/Height can be set as a number of pixels or as a percentage of the visible screen size.
maxWidth (0), maxHeight (0) - pixels | 'xx%'
maxWidth and maxHeight set the upper size limits for floatbox content dimensions.
When set to 0, no limit is in effect and the content will be presented at its native, specified or measured size.
If these options are applied to image content and are smaller than the image's native dimensions, the image will be resize-able up to native dimensions
(provided the enableImageResize option has not been set to false).
maxWidth/Height can be set as a number of pixels or as a percentage of the visible screen size.
maxWidth (0), maxHeight (0) - pixels | 'xx%'
maxWidth and maxHeight set the upper size limits for floatbox content dimensions.
When set to 0, no limit is in effect and the content will be presented at its native, specified or measured size.
If these options are applied to image content and are smaller than the image's native dimensions, the image will be resize-able up to native dimensions
(provided the enableImageResize option has not been set to false).
maxWidth/Height can be set as a number of pixels or as a percentage of the visible screen size.
minBoxWidth (0), minBoxHeight (0) - pixels | 'xx%'
minBoxWidth and minBoxHeight can be used to setup a floatbox frame area larger than it would normally be based on the padding option and content size.
In a gallery set or slideshow, this could be used to define a floatbox that fills the screen and remains a constant size while the content area inside the box changes to accommodate the various gallery set members.
minBoxWidth (0), minBoxHeight (0) - pixels | 'xx%'
minBoxWidth and minBoxHeight can be used to setup a floatbox frame area larger than it would normally be based on the padding option and content size.
In a gallery set or slideshow, this could be used to define a floatbox that fills the screen and remains a constant size while the content area inside the box changes to accommodate the various gallery set members.
boxLeft, boxTop - pixels | 'click' | '[-]xx%'
Default box positioning is for thefloatbox to open centered in the viewable browser screen area (with a little offset toward the top).
The 'boxLeft' and 'boxTop' options can be used to change this default box placement.
If set to simple integers, those integers will be taken as screen pixel locations at which to place the floatbox.
These pixel placement values are relative to the visible browser viewport and not to the underlying document.
If set to the string 'click', the floatbox's left and/or top edge will open at the mouse click or touch gesture location.
'boxLeft' and 'boxTop' can also be set to percentage values such as '-50%'.
This will cause the floatbox frame to shift position that portion of the available free space.
For example, a 'boxLeft' setting of '-50%' will move the floatbox half way to the left edge of the browser window.
Note that regardless of explicit positioning, a floatbox will reposition itself if necessary to appear within the visible viewport area
because there is not much point in displaying content off-screen.
boxLeft, boxTop - pixels | 'click' | '[-]xx%'
Default box positioning is for thefloatbox to open centered in the viewable browser screen area (with a little offset toward the top).
The 'boxLeft' and 'boxTop' options can be used to change this default box placement.
If set to simple integers, those integers will be taken as screen pixel locations at which to place the floatbox.
These pixel placement values are relative to the visible browser viewport and not to the underlying document.
If set to the string 'click', the floatbox's left and/or top edge will open at the mouse click or touch gesture location.
'boxLeft' and 'boxTop' can also be set to percentage values such as '-50%'.
This will cause the floatbox frame to shift position that portion of the available free space.
For example, a 'boxLeft' setting of '-50%' will move the floatbox half way to the left edge of the browser window.
Note that regardless of explicit positioning, a floatbox will reposition itself if necessary to appear within the visible viewport area
because there is not much point in displaying content off-screen.
boxLeftAdjust, boxTopAdjust - pixels (0)
A floatbox can be dislocated from its natural position on the screen by setting boxLeftAdjust and boxTopAdjust to the pixel amounts of the dislocation.
These options apply to tooltips and context boxes as well as standard floatboxes and can be useful for modifying the opening position of those components.
As with boxLeft and boxTop, these option will not move content off-screen.
boxLeftAdjust, boxTopAdjust - pixels (0)
A floatbox can be dislocated from its natural position on the screen by setting boxLeftAdjust and boxTopAdjust to the pixel amounts of the dislocation.
These options apply to tooltips and context boxes as well as standard floatboxes and can be useful for modifying the opening position of those components.
As with boxLeft and boxTop, these option will not move content off-screen.
captionPos ('bl'), caption2Pos ('tc'), infoLinkPos ('bl'), printLinkPos ('bl'), newWindowLinkPos ('tr'), itemNumberPos ('bl'), indexPos ('br') - 'tl' | 'tc' | 'tr' | 'bl' | 'bc' | 'br'
These options control the positioning of the various widgets that can appear in the floatbox border area.
See the 'layout' section of the instructions for more detail if required.
Values are short-hand for top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center and bottom-right.
captionPos ('bl'), caption2Pos ('tc'), infoLinkPos ('bl'), printLinkPos ('bl'), newWindowLinkPos ('tr'), itemNumberPos ('bl'), indexPos ('br') - 'tl' | 'tc' | 'tr' | 'bl' | 'bc' | 'br'
These options control the positioning of the various widgets that can appear in the floatbox border area.
See the 'layout' section of the instructions for more detail if required.
Values are short-hand for top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center and bottom-right.
captionPos ('bl'), caption2Pos ('tc'), infoLinkPos ('bl'), printLinkPos ('bl'), newWindowLinkPos ('tr'), itemNumberPos ('bl'), indexPos ('br') - 'tl' | 'tc' | 'tr' | 'bl' | 'bc' | 'br'
These options control the positioning of the various widgets that can appear in the floatbox border area.
See the 'layout' section of the instructions for more detail if required.
Values are short-hand for top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center and bottom-right.
captionPos ('bl'), caption2Pos ('tc'), infoLinkPos ('bl'), printLinkPos ('bl'), newWindowLinkPos ('tr'), itemNumberPos ('bl'), indexPos ('br') - 'tl' | 'tc' | 'tr' | 'bl' | 'bc' | 'br'
These options control the positioning of the various widgets that can appear in the floatbox border area.
See the 'layout' section of the instructions for more detail if required.
Values are short-hand for top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center and bottom-right.
captionPos ('bl'), caption2Pos ('tc'), infoLinkPos ('bl'), printLinkPos ('bl'), newWindowLinkPos ('tr'), itemNumberPos ('bl'), indexPos ('br') - 'tl' | 'tc' | 'tr' | 'bl' | 'bc' | 'br'
These options control the positioning of the various widgets that can appear in the floatbox border area.
See the 'layout' section of the instructions for more detail if required.
Values are short-hand for top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center and bottom-right.
controlsPos - 'tl' | 'tr' | 'bl' | 'br'
Sets the positioning of the control panel in the floatbox frame.
The control panel is the grouping containing control widgets like the close button, <<prev||next>>, etc.
Values are short-hand for top-left, top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right.
outerClosePos - 'tl' | 'tr'
The round outerClose button can be shown either in the top-left or the top-right corner by setting outerClosePos to the desired value.
centerNav - true | false
The controls are positioned in one of the box's corners. Usually the < prev || next > controls are right beside the close button.
With this option you can move the nav controls to the center of the top or bottom border area, away from the close button.
enableDragMove - true | false
If 'enableDragMove' is not set to false, a floatbox can be dragged around the screen by a touch-move gesture or a hold-down of the left mouse button on the floatbox frame outside of the main content area.
The box can also be dragged around from image content, unless it is a multi-image gallery set and touch gestures are being used.
(Touch-swiping a gallery set image is reserved for navigation to the previous or next image in the set.)
fbTooltip and fbContext boxes cannot be moved by user input.
showMoveCursor - true | false
When enableDragMove is true (its default), setting showMoveCursor to true will cause the mouse move cursor to show whenever the mouse is hovered over a part of the floatbox by which it can be dragged around.
stickyMove - true | false
In sets of multiple floatbox items (galleries), if strickyMove is false (or unset) the dragged location is not retained when navigating to the next item.
The floatbox will return to its centered position with each new item.
Set stickyDragMove to true to have the floatbox remember its new screen position across item change-overs.
showControlsText - true | false
If set to true, the text on the various controls will show for all browsers,
and if set to none, no browsers will get text on the controls.
The default is for smallScreen devices to not get the text, but everybody else does.
showClose - true | false
Enables/disables display of the close button in the floatbox border area.
showOuterClose - true | false
Enables/disables display of the round external close button that can be shown at one of the top corners of a floatbox.
showPrint - true | false
If showPrint is set to true, a "Print..." link will be shown in the floatbox border area.
This print link invokes a print dialog that will print just the floatbox contents, not the underlying page.
(The "Print..." text is translated/regionalized in the language files.)
See the printCSS option for how to pass css stylings to the print content.
Print links will not be shown for cross-domain iframe content because cross-domain script blocking will prevent the printing from succeeding.
printCSS - css text | css filePath
When showPrint is enabled, you may need to provide some css to format the print content the way you like.
You can provide css settings directly as text. For example, printCSS:`h4 {color: #123456;} a img {border: 2px solid black;}`.
Or you can set printCSS to the path of an external css file and this will be applied to the print window contents.
E.g., printCSS:myPrint.css.
printText - string
Replaces the default text "Print..." (or the translated equivalent) used for the print link with text of your choice.
infoOptions - option string
Used in conjunction with the 'info' option, this allows assigning configuration options to the secondary info floatbox using the standard options attribute syntax.
Wrap the infoOptions in backquotes for correct parsing and see the instructions and demo for more details.
infoText - string
Replaces the default text "Info..." (or the translated equivalent) used for the info link with text of your choice.
For example, if you're displaying EXIF information through the info option, you may want to set infoText to "EXIF..."
showNewWindow - true | false
If showNewWindow is set to true, a "Open in a new window" link will be shown in the floatbox border area.
Clicking this link will open a new browser window or tab with the floatbox content loaded as an ordinary page.
("Open in a new window" is translated/regionalized in the language files.)
Use the closeOnNewWindow option in conjunction with showNewWindow.
closeOnNewWindow - true | false
When set to true, floatbox will end (close) when the newWindow link (described in the options reference and instructions) is clicked.
showHints - 'once' | true | false
Controls display of system tooltip messages on mouseover of the nav and control buttons.
These tooltip messages are intended to be used to inform users about keyboard navigation shortcuts.
With the default setting of 'once', each tooltip will deactivate after it has been displayed for sufficient time to be read.
A tooltip message will also be deactivated if the user navigates with the associated keyboard shortcut.
If enableKeyboardNav is set to false, showHints will be set to false.
outsideClickCloses - true | false
Default behaviour when outsideClickCloses is not set is for modal boxes, tooltips and context boxes to close when something outside the floatbox is clicked or touched.
Set this to true to make non-modal boxes close on an outside click, or false to make any box ignore outside clicks.
contentClickCloses - true | false
If set to true, floatbox will exit when the user clicks on the floatbox's displayed content.
This option is primarily useful for images and context boxes.
By default, a context box will close when the page outside of the floatbox is click or touched, but remains open if interaction occurs within it's content.
When set for images that have the navigation overlay active (navType = 'overlay' or 'both'),
the click-to-close area is down the center of the image in the space remaining between the left and right navigation areas.
enableKeyboardNav - true | false
Enables or disables the keyboard handler for previous/next, pause/play, resize and close actions.
imageTransition - 'crossfade' | 'slide' | 'shift' | 'expand' | 'fade' | 'none'
A variety of animations are available when transitioning between two images in a gallery set.
These transitions will be synchronized with any floatbox resizing that needs to occur such that all animations will complete simultaneously.
The default transition setting is 'crossfade', which fades out the old image while fading in the new one.
'slide' does not alter opacity but instead will slide the current image out of the floatbox and thereby reveal the stationary next image underneath it.
Regardless of the imageTransition setting, if a touch user uses a swipe gesture to navigate through an image gallery,
the 'slide' effect will be done, because it looks very natural when swiping.
The 'shift' setting is similar to 'slide' except that instead of being stationary, the new image will slide into the box while the current image slides out, as if the two images were attached at their edges.
'expand' is kind of like an accordion seam; it's a little hard to explain - try it to see it.
A setting of 'fade' will cause the images to fade to black (or whatever the current colorTheme is), resize the box if necessary, and then fade the new image in from black.
'imageTransition:none' is equivalent to setting transitionTime:0, and is not recommended because it makes things look jumpy and jarring.
transitionTime - seconds (0.6)
Controls the speed at which transitions between gallery set images occur.
navType - 'overlay' | 'button' | 'both' | 'none'
Sets the type of navigation controls to display.
'overlay' is the "Prev/Next" image overlay.'
'button' gives "<<prev||next>>" in the controls area of the floatbox frame.
Overlay navigation is not available for html and multi-media content, just for images.
navOverlayWidth - 0-50 (30)
Sets the width in percentage of each of the left and right transparent overlay nav panels that provide navigation through mouse clicks on the displayed image.
If set to 50, each panel will be half the image width and so will meet without a gap in the middle.
40 leaves a 20% gap between panels, etc.
If enableImageResize or contentClickCloses are active, you'll want to leave a gap between the nav panels so that there's somewhere on the image that can be clicked.
navOverlayPos - 0-100 (30)
When the mouse is active over an image with navType 'overlay' or 'both' set, small prev/next graphics are displayed.
This setting is the percentage height from the image top that these graphics will appear.
0 puts them right at the top, and 100 places them at the bottom of the image.
showNavOverlay - true | false
This option does not enable or disable the overlay navigation - use navType for that.
'showNavOverlay' controls the visibility of the overlayed navigation 'prev' and 'next' graphics.
Set "showNavOverlay:true" to force it always on, and "showNavOverlay:false" to turn it always off.
When the overlay nav graphics are turned off, overlay nav still works; it's just not displayed.
The default when showNavOverlay is not set is for Floatbox to make an intelligent choice based on content type and touch vs. mouse usage.
When both the overlay and button nav types are enabled, the button nav controls will highlight as the mouse moves over active image areas,
regardless of the 'showNavOverlay' setting.
enableSwipeNav - true | false
Setting enableSwipeNav to false turns off the ability for touch users to navigate through a gallery set with swipe gestures on the images.
showItemNumber - true | false
Setting showItemNumber to false will disable the display of the 'image/page x of y' text in gallery sets.
enableWrap - true | false
Enables gallery wrapping so that selecting 'next' on the last item wraps to the first, and selecting 'prev' on the first item wraps to the last.
Because gallery viewing can start anywhere in a series of images, it is probably a good idea to leave this set to true in most circumstances.
But if you are displaying something like a series of instructions that always starts with item #1 you may want to turn wrapping off.
The enableWrap option affects only mouse and keyboard navigation.
Even when enableWrap is set to false, a slideshow will wrap if started with an item other than #1 or if the afterSlideshow option is set to 'loop'.
numIndexLinks - number (0)
Index links are a grouping of numbered links that will jump floatbox to the selected item of a gallery set when clicked.
They look like this: "1 2 3 4 5 ..."
If set to 0, no index links will be shown.
If set to -1 or to a number greater than the number of items in a gallery set, all index links will be shown - one for each item in the gallery.
If set to a positive integer less than the number of gallery items, only that number of links will be shown.
For example, if maxIndexLinks = 9 for a 99 item gallery you get something like
"1 ... 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ... 99"
showIndexThumbs - true | false
Controls the display of popup thumbnails in the indexLinks group.
If true, thumbnail popups will be displayed when an index link is hovered.
maxIndexThumbSize - pixels (0)
The popup thumbnails used in the index links are taken from the img elements inside the associated anchor on your base page.
These thumbnails may be larger than you would like to see for the index links popup thumbnails.
You can limit the popup size by setting maxIndexThumbSize to the pixel size you want the thumbnail's largest dimension restricted to.
If maxIndexThumbSize is 0, the index link thumbnails will be shown at their native size.
randomOrder - true | false
Gallery sets of multiple items normally are ordered by their position in the html document.
By setting randomOrder to true, you can shuffle your gallery sets to a random order.
This can be a nice touch for some slideshows.
doSlideshow - true | false
If set to true, images in a gallery set will be launched as a slideshow.
slideInterval - seconds (4.5)
This is the number of seconds to display each image in a slideshow before moving on to the next one.
Per-item intervals can be assigned to the item options of individual slideshow members.
afterSlideshow - 'exit' | 'stop' | 'loop'
Describes what to do when all images in a slideshow have been seen.
Note that if a slideshow was started on other than the 1st image, it will wrap around until all images have been seen before acting on the afterSlideshow directive.
showPlayPause - true | false
Turns display of the slideshow play & pause controls on or off.
startPaused - true | false
If true, a slideshow will start in a paused state. If false, the slideshow will auto-play on start.
placement - 'bottom' | 'top' | 'left' | 'right' | 'center'
The placement option determines where an enhanced tooltip will open in relation to the hovered element or the mouse location.
If attachToHost is set to true, the tooltip placement is relative to the host element,
otherwise it is relative to the location of the mouse cursor at the time the tooltip is invoked.
If the requested placement would make the tooltip appear partially offscreen,
the placement will be moved so that the entire tooltip shows.
attachToHost - true | false
Applies only to tooltips and, if true, will place the tooltip immediately adjacent to the host element and will not move with the mouse.
This allows the mouse to be active inside the open tooltip and thereby allows clickable links to be placed in the tooltip content.
(A tooltip can be assigned to an <area> element, but cannot be attached to it.)
moveWithMouse - true | false
If moveWithMouse is left at its default of true, a tooltip will follow the user's mouse movements.
Turn off this behaviour and force the tooltip to stand still by setting "moveWithMouse:false".
If 'attachToHost' is set to true, moveWithMouse will be forced to false.
showOnce - true | false
If showOnce is set to true, a tooltip will be displayed only on the first mouse-over of the host element per browser session.
A session cookie will be set in the visitor's browser that will prevent the tooltip from re-appearing for that user until a subsequent visit.
delay - milliseconds (80)
Minimum delay in milliseconds between the element mouseover event and the display of the tooltip.
contextMouseButton - 'both' | 'left' | 'right'
This option applies only to context boxes and sets which mouse buttons will be used to trigger the display of the context box.
Mobile devices will always respond to touch gestures regardless of the contextMouseButton setting.
Please see the note in the 'Context boxes' section of the instructions for information about the unreliability of right-clicks in some browsers.
cycleInterval - seconds (6)
The number of seconds between each turnover of the displayed image in a set of cycling images or thumbnails.
cycleInterval can be set on individual cycle set members to provide a different delay for different items in the set.
See the 'Cycling images and thumbnails' section of the instructions for details.
cycleFadeTime - seconds (1.7)
Controls the speed of the fade in/out of the images in a set of cycling images or thumbnails.
cycleZoom - 0-1 (0.2)
The portion of the image size to be used in the 'Ken Burns' style slow-zoom effect.
Set this to 0 to turn off the effect and a smaller or larger number to decrease or increase the amount of zoom.
cycleEasing - 1-4 (1.4)
Sets the strength of the easing curve for the cycleZoom effect. (See 'easing' in this Options Reference.)
If not specified, cycleEasing will use the value set in the global 'easing' option or default to 2.5.
cycleInflection - 0-1
Sets the inflection point for the easing curve of the cycleZoom effect. (See 'inflection' in this Options Reference.)
If not specified, a random inflection value between 0.1 and 0.9 will be generated for each image.
cyclePauseOnClick - true | false
If set to true, a cycling image or thumbnail set can be paused and resumed by clicking or touching an image.
cycleShowControls - true | false
When cyclePauseOnClick is true, a visible play/pause control will be shown on a cycler set unless cycleShowControls has been set to false.
cycleControlsPos - 'tl' | 'tc' | 'tr' | 'bl' | 'bc' | 'br'
Controls the position of a cycler's visible play/pause control when cyclePauseOnClick and cycleShowControls are active.
cycleStartPaused - true | false
If set to true, a cycler set will begin in the paused state at page load.
You'll want to set either cyclePauseOnClick or cycleResumeOnHover if starting paused.
cyclePauseOnHover - true | false
If set to true, image and thumbnail cyclers will pause and hold the current image while the mouse is hovered over the images.
This option is ignored on mouse-less Mobile devices where the cyclers will always cycle.
cycleResumeOnHover - true | false
If set to true, image and thumbnail cyclers will start in a paused state and cycle only while the mouse is hovered over the images.
This option is ignored on mouse-less Mobile devices where the cyclers will always cycle.
addVideoThumb - width | 'small' | 'medium' | 'large'
Floatbox can fetch video thumbnails from YouTube, Vimeo and your locally served video folder, and can auto-insert these thumbnails into floatboxed anchors that reference these videos.
The fetched thumbnail will be displayed at the size specified in the addVideoThumb option which can be
an explicit pixel width, 120px for 'small', 480px for 'large', and a default of 240px for 'medium' or other non-numeric value (such as true).
Setting addVideoThumb on any anchor other than one that references a video from somewhere other than YouTube or Vimeo will have no effect.
To use this feature with locally served video, place the desired thumbnail in the same folder and with the same filename as the .mp4 video file.
addPlayButton - 'small' | 'medium' | 'large' | false
Any floatboxed anchor that contains a thumbnail can have a translucent play button displayed over top of it by setting the addPlayButton option to the desired button size (small, medium or large).
The default action is to add a medium-sized play button to thumbnails added by the addVideoThumb option and to do nothing with other thumbnails.
Use the addPlayButton to show a button on standard thumbnails or to change the button size for addVideoThumb thumbnails.
Disable the default play button for addVideoThumb thumbnails by setting addPlayButton to false.
Note that the 'small', 'medium' and 'large' settings set a size relative to the host thumbnail, and not an absolute pixel size.
fetchVideoInfo - true | false
When videos from YouTube or Vimeo are configured to show in a floatbox,
the API services of those providers will be queried to fetch useful information about the video such as the title and default size.
(YouTube unfortunately does not provide size info.)
If you prefer to not incur the network overhead of these API queries and instead provide explicit size and caption info for your videos, set fetchVideoInfo to false.
This can be set per-item in data-fb-options and per-page or globally.
titleAsCaption - true | false | 'a' | 'img'
If a caption is not assigned directly with the caption option, titleAsCaption, when left at its default value of true, will pull a caption in from a title attribute found on the host anchor or on a thumbnail img element within that anchor.
A setting of 'a' instructs it to look at title attributes only on the anchor element and a setting of 'img' causes it to look for titles only on thumbnail img elements.
To disable the setting of captions from title attributes, set titleAsCaption to false.
See the 'caption' and 'caption2' options for details on how to set caption content directly.
The titleAsCaption option also applies to fbCycler sets and will cause the cycler captions shown below the images to be pulled from the img elements' title attributes.
altAsCaption - true | false
If altAsCaption is set to true and a caption has not been assigned either through the caption option or as a result of the titleAsCaption option, the caption will be pulled from the alt attribute on a thumbnail image inside the floatboxed anchor.
The altAsCaption option also applies to fbCycler sets and will cause the cycler captions shown below the images to be pulled from the img elements' alt attributes.
showMagCursor - 'once' | true | false
Changes the mouse cursor to a small magnifying glass when the mouse is hovered over a thumbnail in a floatboxed anchor.
If set to 'once', the cursor will change only for the first mouseover on the thumbnail image.
Note, that some browsers cannot and will not show the custom cursor regardless of this option's setting.
(Older Opera, most Mac browsers except Safari, and some Linux browsers are guilty of this.)
modal - true | false
When modal is true, floatbox will overlay the whole page with a translucent layer,
the underlying page will be unreachable until the box is closed,
and any secondary floatboxes will be stacked on top of any already-opened boxes.
Setting modal to false removes the translucent page overlay,
allows the underlying page to be accessed while one or more floatboxes are open,
and allows multiple open floatboxes to be re-arranged and restacked.
boxScroll - true | false
If boxScroll is set to false, floatbox will use fixed positioning.
Fixed positioning locks the floatbox in a fixed screen location that will not move in response to scrollbar actions.
Because scrolling is not available when fixed positioning is used, boxScroll is ignored if the current displayed content is larger than the available screen dimensions.
pageScroll - true | false
When fixed positioning has been assigned by the boxScroll:false option, the scrollbars on the main page can be removed by setting pageScroll to false.
This will prevent scrolling of the host page underneath the floatbox when the mouse wheel is used to scroll content inside a fixed-position floatbox.
autoPlayVideo - true | false
If the browser supports it, floatbox showing video will start automatically
when the video loads unless autoPlayVideo is set to false.
(Mobile browsers generally do not support auto-starting video.)
Putting "?autoplay=0" on the video link's href is equivalent to setting "autoPlayVideo:false".
autoEndVideo - true | false
A floatbox showing video either with the built-in HTML5 video player or from YouTube or Vimeo will close automatically
when the video ends unless autoEndVideo is set to false.
(Video cannot auto-end in IE 7 & 8)
Putting "?autoend=0" on the video link's href is equivalent to setting "autoEndVideo:false".
instanceName - string
instanceName is used in conjunction with the API function fb.getInstance to programmatically reference
a particular floatbox when more than one is present.
If no instanceName is provided, the default instance name will be the filename of the opening content.
For example, if you show "/images/my_toys.jpg" in a floatbox, and don't assign a specific instanceName, the box's name will be "my_toys".
See the API Reference for fb.getInstance() details.
zIndex - number (77777)
Floatbox's default z-indices begin at 77777.
If there is other content on a page that is set higher than this (such as maybe a navigation menu),
a larger zIndex can be assigned to the floatboxes by setting this option.
If you are having trouble with flash objects appearing above the floatbox regardless of zIndex,
please see the 'hideObjects' option.
preloadLimit - 'x|y' ('5|1')
Floatbox will preload images that are referenced by floatboxed anchors so that those images may be shown immediately when clicked
instead of the visitor possibly watching the spinning loader graphic while waiting for the image to be fetched across the network.
(Preloading starts shortly after the main page is fully rendered and window.onload fires).
preloadLimit sets the number of referenced images that will be preloaded.
Two values can be provided, separated by a '|' character, with the left-side value applying to non-touch devices and the right-side value applying to devices that support touch gestures.
If just a single number is provided, it will apply to all devices.
language - 'en' | ... (see the languages folder)
Floatbox provides international localization through the json files in the languages folder.
When the language option is not set, floatbox will detect the visitor's browser language preference and use that language for its system tooltips and other text.
You can force a particular language by assigning it here.
Doing this will set that language for everyone visiting your site, regardless of where they are coming from.
floatboxClass ('floatbox'), cyclerClass ('fbCycler'), tooltipClass ('fbTooltip'), contextClass ('fbContext') - className
The class names that are used to activate floatbox elements can be changed in order to avoid conflicts with other html and css.
For example, if the 'floatbox' class is already used for other purposes, the floatboxClass option could be changed to 'floater' or any other unused class name.
The floatboxClass option can accept multiple class names by separating them with a '|' character (e.g., floatbox|foo|bar.
This can be helpful when working with CMS platforms that allow assignment of only one class to any particular element.
floatboxClass ('floatbox'), cyclerClass ('fbCycler'), tooltipClass ('fbTooltip'), contextClass ('fbContext') - className
The class names that are used to activate floatbox elements can be changed in order to avoid conflicts with other html and css.
For example, if the 'floatbox' class is already used for other purposes, the floatboxClass option could be changed to 'floater' or any other unused class name.
The floatboxClass option can accept multiple class names by separating them with a '|' character (e.g., floatbox|foo|bar.
This can be helpful when working with CMS platforms that allow assignment of only one class to any particular element.
floatboxClass ('floatbox'), cyclerClass ('fbCycler'), tooltipClass ('fbTooltip'), contextClass ('fbContext') - className
The class names that are used to activate floatbox elements can be changed in order to avoid conflicts with other html and css.
For example, if the 'floatbox' class is already used for other purposes, the floatboxClass option could be changed to 'floater' or any other unused class name.
The floatboxClass option can accept multiple class names by separating them with a '|' character (e.g., floatbox|foo|bar.
This can be helpful when working with CMS platforms that allow assignment of only one class to any particular element.
floatboxClass ('floatbox'), cyclerClass ('fbCycler'), tooltipClass ('fbTooltip'), contextClass ('fbContext') - className
The class names that are used to activate floatbox elements can be changed in order to avoid conflicts with other html and css.
For example, if the 'floatbox' class is already used for other purposes, the floatboxClass option could be changed to 'floater' or any other unused class name.
The floatboxClass option can accept multiple class names by separating them with a '|' character (e.g., floatbox|foo|bar.
This can be helpful when working with CMS platforms that allow assignment of only one class to any particular element.


| 4431-00-9 |
aurine tricarboxylic acid |
RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp) |
an inhibitor that may bind to viral RdRp, as tested against SARS-CoV in cell culture
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| 502960-90-9 |
4-methyl-
N-[(1
S)-2-oxo-2 [[(1
S,2
E)-1-(2-phenylethyl)-3-(phenylsulfonyl)-2-propen-1-yl]amino]-1-(phenylmethyl)ethyl]- 1-piperazinecarboxamide
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viral proteases: 3CLpro and PLpro |
an inhibitor that may disrupt the function of 3CLpro and PLpro, which was tested against SARS-CoV
16,
39,
40
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| 1851279-09-8 |
4-(1,1-dimethylethyl)-
N-[(1
S)-2-oxo-2-[[(1
S,2
E)-1-(2-phenylethyl)-3-(phenylsulfonyl)-2-propen-1-yl]amino]-1-(phenylmethyl)ethyl]- 1-piperazinecarboxamide
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| 1851280-00-6 |
4-(2-methoxyethyl)-
N-[(1
S)-2-oxo-2-[[(1
S,2
E)-1-(2-phenylethyl)-3-(phenylsulfonyl)-2-propen-1-yl]amino]-1-(phenylmethyl)ethyl]- 1-piperazinecarboxamide
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| 223537-30-2 |
rupintrivir |
|
a cysteine protease inhibitor that may disrupt the function of 3CLpro and PLpro
41
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| 2409054-43-7 |
(α
R)-α-[[3-(4-chloro-2-fluorophenyl)-1-oxo-2-propen-1-yl]amino]-
N-[(1
R)-1-methyl-2-(2-oxo-3-pyrrolidinyl)ethyl]- benzenepropanamide
|
viral proteases: 3CLpro or PLpro |
an inhibitor that may disrupt the function of 3CLpro or PLpro, as tested against SARS-CoV or MERS-CoV
39,
40
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| 452088-38-9 |
5-[(4-methyl-1-piperidinyl)sulfonyl]-1
H-indole-2,3-dione
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3-hydroperoxy-4-[2-hydroxy-3-[3-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-1-oxo-2-propen-1-yl]-6-methoxyphenyl]-2-butanone |
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| 41137-87-5 |
hirsutenone |
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| 992-59-6 |
benzopurpurin B |
NSP15 (poly(U)-specific endoribonuclease) |
chemical inhibitors that may suppress viral infectivity by inhibiting endoribonuclease NSP15, as tested against SARS-CoV in cultured cells
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C-467929 |
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C-473872 |
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NSC-306711 |
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N-65828 |
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C-21 |
AT2 |
an angiotensin AT2 receptor agonist that may alleviate the virus-induced lung injury
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CGP-42112A |
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L-163491 |
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a dual-property molecule that functions as angiotensin AT1 partial antagonist and AT2 agonist which may alleviate the virus-induced lung injury
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Deleting a Shipping Rate
How to permanently delete one or more shipping rates from the Store module.
- Go to the Store Admin module.
- If the Store Info page isn't displayed, click the Store Info link.
- Maximize theShipping Provider Settings section.
- In the Delete column, beside each shipping rate to be deleted.
- Click the Update Shipping Settings link.
- Repeat Steps 4-5 to delete additional rates.


Guidance
Technical documents that define the ILR data that publicly funded providers must collect and return including ILR data returns calendar for 2015.
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This document sets out the details of data about further education (FE) learners and their learning that must be collected by colleges, training organisations, local authorities and employers (FE providers).
It provides a technical specification of ILR data collection requirements, for those who make data returns, implement data specifications and design information systems; including management information (MI) managers, software writers and suppliers.
The data collected is used to calculate funding due to FE providers, for performance monitoring, future planning and to ensure that public money is being spent in-line with government targets.
Published: 29 January 2015
Updated: 21 July 2016


BANISHED to an alien dimension by the ruthless PROFESSOR VAR-X, and his apprentice, "display:visible-Woman", this motley group of misfits must put aside their differences, and FIGHT for SURVIVIVAL.
Now, stung and disheartened by the revelation that their own names sound like cheap knock-offs of the manifold champions of THIS bizzare universe, they begin with their journey to categorize, collate, and share ALL knowledge (through a public Single-Page Web Application)... for the good of Mankind, and THE GALAXY!
They are.... THE APPENDERS!
Matt Iwicki
Devpool
Although Matt started out as a normal college student, Matt's life suddenly changed after being exposed to the raw power that developers possess. With how amazing the software field looked compared to his previous studies of Engineering and Accounting, he could not hold back the desire to learn more; he left the college scene behind after only two years. Matt went on to grow under the rigorous training of the Code Fellows, devoting his life to studying the art of coding. By the end of the 301 trial, Matt then possessed the skills he needed to re-create himself: Devpool was born.
Phelan Carey
The Incredible Fork
Phelan Carey was a happy, young data-scientist, with a promising career at a leading software firm. Until one day, his talents drew the attention of the nefarious organization S-T-A-R-T-U-P. Captured, the years of tortorous experimentation and sub-optimal workflow changed him... WARPED him... Now, when provoked with large amounts of coding to do on an unreasonably short deadline, his mood rapidly worsens, transforming his mutant cells into a behemoth of pure RAGE.... THE INCREDIBLE FORK!
Jeff Kusowski
The Linter Soldier
Formerly a process engineer in manufacturing, Jeff was given a special serum which gave him special Linter powers. Using his powers for good, he fights indent errors and missing curly brackets. His alter-ego enjoys spending time with his family and getting outdoors.
Ariel Pedraza
The Fat Green Arrow
While serving in the Air Force, Ariel was sent to an unknown penninsula home to two countries still at war. After being stranded there for 3 times longer than originally planned, he honed his skills along the DMZ avoiding enemy capture and land-mines. With skills in computer hardware, he was able to secure a route home. Now he scours javascript code eliminating traces of ES5 function declarations while saying "You have failed this syntax!"


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %} Antiviral Voyager {% endblock %} {% block body %}
After a natural disaster strikes, one of the most commonly overlooked aspects of the relief effort is the spread of disease. However, after a disaster has passed through an area, outbreaks can ravage a medical system that is already under heavy strain. The aim of this project is to use Machine Learning in order to predict how disease will spread after a major disaster event in order to better prepare organizations and governments for the aftermath.


Changes a user password after access is successfully restored with the [vk.com/dev/auth.restore|auth.restore] method.
Returns a list of active ads (offers) which executed by the user will bring him/her respective number of votes to his balance in the application.
Gets settings of the user in this application.
Returns a user's blacklist.
Returns non-null values of user counters.
Returns current account info.
Returns the current account info.
Gets settings of push notifications.
Subscribes an iOS/Android/Windows Phone-based device to receive push notifications
Edits current profile info.
Allows to edit the current account info.
Sets an application screen name (up to 17 characters), that is shown to the user in the left menu.
Marks a current user as offline.
Marks the current user as online for 15 minutes.
Change push settings.
Mutes push notifications for the set period of time.
Unsubscribes a device from push notifications.
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Carousels display a list of similar items in a scrolling, horizontal viewport. Items may be entirely static (e.g. an image), entirely interactive (e.g. button) or contain a mix of static and interactive elements (e.g. a heading, image and link).
Items may be ungrouped and scrolled in a continuous manner, or grouped and scrolled via a discrete number of slides.
NOTE: No JavaScript behaviour has been implemented in the carousel examples (i.e. the left & right paddle controls are non-functional), we demonstrate the CSS aspect only. For detailed behaviour requirements, please visit the eBay MIND Pattern for Carousel.
The default carousel is a continuous carousel. Continuous carousels have no concept of slides, only a continuous flow of items.
Continuous carousels cannot guarantee any kind of "peek", therefore a faded mask is applied to the viewport as visual affordance. To disable the mask, when the carousel has reached the end of the content, simply remove the carousel__viewport--mask modifier.
A slide carousel has a discrete number of items in the viewport. Each group of items constitutes a "slide".
For visual affordance, instead of a faded mask, slide carousels are always able to show a "peek" of more content.
A slide carousel requires an ARIA live-region (typically also a heading) to convey slide updates to assistive technology.
A slideshow carousel is a discrete carousel that shows exactly one item per slide; it requires no other visual affordance than a play/pause button.
A slideshow carousel can be set to autoplay, but must loop no more than once.


--- layout: page title: Contact permalink: /contact/ main_image_path: main_image_caption: frontpage: false homepage_description_markdown: frontpagetitle: frontpageorder_number: show_form: true aside: true twitterfeed: true main_nav: true _options: layout: hidden: true permalink: hidden: true image_path: uploads_dir: "assets/images/:year" width: 1200 height: 1200 resize_style: contain mime_type: image/jpeg main_image_path: uploads_dir: "assets/images/:year" width: 1200 height: 1200 resize_style: contain mime_type: image/jpeg content: uploads_dir: "assets/:year" _comments: title: Page title main_image_path: Image used to represent your page show_form: Do you want to show a contact form? frontpage: Show this page on the homepage homepage_description_markdown: Text used on homepage if shown frontpagetitle: Alternative title for home page use ---
Flourishing Families Clinic
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Research & Development
Sussex Education Centre
Mill View Hospital, Nevill Avenue
Hove
BN3 7HZ
Tel: 0300 304 0088
Email: Flourishingfamilies.clinic@sussexpartnership.nhs.uk


Nasqueron is a budding community of creative people, writers, developers and thinkers.
You'll find here like-minded people to connect to, hang out, and build projects.
We focus on free culture, ethics and to be a positive change. Our software is open source our datasources and content are licensed under CC-BY-SA or CC-BY license. We share values like respect, justice and equity.
We like experiments, originality and to discover new things.
We are Nasqueron.
We're focused on building a great infrastructure. Servers, continuous integration, places to communicate, notifications, operations workflows.
We believe this infrastructure first provides a great added value to any project: everything is in place and polished.
The infrastructure is open and managed by the Operations special interest group. A configuration-as-code repository is used, so it's reliable, well documented and open source.
To communicate, we've deployed mailing lists, Etherpad, a forum, a wiki, IRC bots with a great glue notifications tooling.
To craft software, we've Phabricator and Jenkins instances. Did we tell you we've notifications sorted?
To host apps, we've a PaaS built on Docker. And an server dedicated to IRC. And a development and staging server.
So whatever project you wish to start, we're here to support you and provide you with an awesome infrastructure.
A cartography solution to build a vectorial thematic map from a blank map and a dataset.
Lead developer: Rama — Lead geographer: Kumkum
A gateway to accept webhooks and payloads from GitHub, DockerHub, Jenkins, Phabricator and other CI products.
It then standardizes notifications into an unified format.
Emits them to an AMQP broker.
Intelligent bus with if this then that behavior.
Lead developer: Dereckson
We maintain state of art Docker images to run Phabricator, Aphlict or Arcanist in Docker.
Team: Sandlayth — Dereckson
TCL ⋄ Python bridge
Lead developer: Xavier Combelle
We're baking a great shell hosting service. Claim a little space for your files, an IRC connection for you or your bot, a website. Something where to code, experiment, connect with like-minded people.
 Eglide is a free culture project. Everyone is welcome to participate or use it.
The service is managed by Nasqueron.
Nasqueron is committed to provide ITC management at operations and devops level to free culture projects.
Nasqueron is organised in special interest groups (SIG). Each group is autonomous and self managed. Decisions for the project as a whole are taken by consensus.
Some SIGs take responsibilities for the project as a whole, for example the Operations SIG build and maintain our infrastructure. Others can represent the project to third parties like the IRC SIG to the Freenode network.
We aren't incorporated: a de facto status is currently enough for our needs. If we decide to incorporate, it will be as a non-profit foundation.
We as contributors and maintainers pledge to making participation in our project and our community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, disability, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, level of experience, nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and orientation.
You can also say hello on IRC. We meet in Freenode #nasqueron.


Connects to <https://machi.na/> and allows the creation of time series, and running backtests on selected strategy if requested.
| Version: | 0.1.6 |
| Imports: | httr, jsonlite, lubridate, xts, rhandsontable, DT |
| Published: | 2016-10-07 |
| Author: | Nelson Mark [aut], Gursky Michael [aut], Kamal Akram [ctb], Norton Tim [cre] |
| Maintainer: | Norton Tim <tnorton at machi.na> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | machina results |
| Reference manual: | machina.pdf |
| Package source: | machina_0.1.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: machina_0.1.6.zip, r-release: machina_0.1.6.zip, r-oldrel: machina_0.1.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: machina_0.1.6.tgz, r-oldrel: machina_0.1.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | machina archive |
| Reverse imports: | machQA |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=machina to link to this page.


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The evolution of book covers is a topic that has always interested me, probably because I organize all my books by size and then by binding colors. Also, it's enjoyable to collect books by the same author when there is a theme running through their book designs. You're left to discover their "evolution", or lack thereof. For instance, the current printed edition of Haruki Murakami's books all have the same abstract design, but do these covers themselves contain any growth of ideas over time?
It got me thinking about the history of book design. The cover design of Murakami's earlier books fit more into the greater standard of the era rather than any personal theme. Here on the left we have three books that span more than three decades, yet their designs fit into the same mold. It has inklings of even marketing strategies found back as far as the 1920's. Perhaps this was a byproduct of limitations within the printing industry. It could have also been a result of exposure. People just weren't exposed to these things as frequently as we are, so publishers could employ the same strategies over a greater time period. But is this opinion just a misconception on my part? Contemporarily printed books fit much better together on my bookshelf than older ones do, so maybe I'm just more used to their subtleties, and they really are more similar than I'd like to admit.


About
A passionate Rubyist. Rails developer by day, Japanese speaker by night.
Currently diving into Crystal programming language.
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A passionate Rubyist. Rails developer by day, Japanese speaker by night.
Currently diving into Crystal programming language.


Essex lorry deaths: 23-year-old man arrested after 39 migrants found dead
by LBCA 23-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the investigation into the death of 39 Vietnamese people in a lorry in Essex.
The Northern Irish man was arrested in the early hours of this morning on the M40 in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire.
He was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people and conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration and remains in custody.
Two men have already been charged with manslaughter over the deaths, which took place in Grays in October.
Eight women and 31 men were found in a refrigerated trailer attached to a lorry in an industrial park.
It is not yet known when the victims entered the trailer, where temperatures can be as low as -25C if the fridge is activated, or the exact route it travelled before crossing from Zeebrugge in Belgium to Purfleet.
Lorry driver Maurice Robinson, 25, was charged with 39 counts of manslaughter earlier this month.
22-year-old Eamon Harrison was also charged with 39 counts of manslaughter, as well as conspiracy to commit a human trafficking and conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration.
Three other people arrested in connection with the incident - two men aged 38 and 46 and a 38-year-old woman - have been released on bail.
Two people were also arrested in Vietnam's Ha Tinh province after launching an investigation into suspected human trafficking.


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According to Master Choa Kok Sui
Humans First is a platform for people interested in their health and wellbeing; for those who are seeking an alternative to or complementary treatment solution for school medicine. Humans First is an international collaboration by Pranic Healers that has its founding roots in Switzerland and is perfected with the high quality of therapists from India. Hereby combining the efficiencies from both cultures. Humans First is a platform through which you can order remote healing treatments online. Remote healing is a great tool for simple as well as more complex health issues. Pranic Healers themselves can also use it.
 The same way the digitalisation has changed our every day life so have the treatments changed in the medical world. These days the healings over distance are possible and can be very powerful. Over the last two years, we have treated a wide range of issues and have seen the treatments were efficient and successful. How does the remote healing work: A Therapist dials him/herself into the physical energy body on the prearranged time, similar as we receive a phone call. The treatments are defined and arranged in Switzerland and will be executed individually by the therapist in India. The treatments are done while you are sleeping. This way we avoid additional appointments and stress. The quality of the treatments is controlled on a daily basis from Switzerland.
Pranic Healing is a method to increase and strengthen our self-healing processes and aids to reduce illness. It is an effective and no touch energy healing method. It was founded by the Chemical-Engineer and successful businessman Master Choa Kok Sui. After many years of research he developed, documented and tested the various methods to achieve healing, with a wide range of treatments, on physical and psychological issues. Today this method is taught and practiced in over 90 countries. Pranic Healing is also taught in some medical education systems and is increasingly practised by doctors as a complement to the classical treatment. In 2018 the Chilean Health Ministry included Pranic Healing as a complementary treatment in Hospitals due to the recognition of its enhancing success rate.
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Release Notes for OBJ3 version 2.09
This document includes a summary of major changes for each revision of
OBJ3. See the ChangeLog for detailed change
logs for OBJ3.
Changes made to OBJ3 2.09
The 2.09 release updates OBJ3 to recent versions of gcl (2.5.3),
CMU Common Lisp (18e), glibc (2.3), gcc (3.2), and provides a
pre-built executable for a mainstream modern Linux distribution
(RedHat 8.0).
Changes made to OBJ3 2.08
The 2.08 release is different than the 2.06 release in two ways:
- Lutz Hamel's TRIM compiler has been integrated with the
release.
- The release has been tested with GCL 2.3.6 and GCL 2.4.0.
Changes made to OBJ3 2.06
The 2.06 release is different from the 2.05 release in two ways:
- Several small changes have been made to the documentation to increase
clarity and accuracy.
- The release now does not include any binary files, it is only a source
release. A separate download is now available to obtain pre-built
executable(s).
Changes made to OBJ3 2.05
The 2.05 release of OBJ3 only has three major changes:
- OBJ3 has been ported to GCL and currently compiles only under
GCL 2.2.2 due to bugs in GCL 2.2.3.
- The entire OBJ3 distribution and been rebuilt and reorganized.
Documentation is now much more complete, the distribution uses modern
standard makefiles and web-based documentation.
- OBJ3 now has a BSD-based license.
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