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I may have mentioned it before, but if I haven’t already, I think of myself as fairly well-traveled. I don’t define that by how many countries’ stamps I have in my passport, but more so how well I got to know each country I visited. I got to know Australia pretty well by their unique words in their language.
After living and teaching in South Korea for a year, I spent half a year traveling through parts of Asia. Traveling to Mongolia, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, and volunteering in India. After India, I flew with a one-way to Melbourne, Australia and lived there for 1 1/2 years. While there, I made some of the best friendships of my life, but the Aussie-isms I want to write about here are the funky words I fell in love with in their language.
 It can sometimes go as far as what Americans describe a “redneck” but it’s not always so harsh
brekky: Aussies love shortening words or making them end in “-y”. Even if it doesn’t decrease the amount of syllables in the original word. Brekky === breakfast; Chrissy === Christmas; toasty === toasted sandwich; Footy === football… yeah I know…
reckon: reckon is exactly what you think. In American English, I think of it more as a southern saying. But in the land Down Under everyone uses it, “I say the Prime Minister is a #%&, what do you reckon?”
wonky: I’ve heard a few people here in San Francisco use this, but I first heard it when I lived in Australia. When something isn’t right, like a crooked photo on the wall, it’s wonky
uni: another cutesy shorthand for “university”. College isn’t exactly the same thing down there, so education beyond high school is “uni”. I’ve caught myself saying this to Americans when I first got back to the US and aye aye aye it confused them
nice one: just an added noun to the usual “Nice!”
sweet as: this confused the heck outta me at first. Something awesome would happen, and an Aussie (or Kiwi) would exclaim “Sweet as!” and my silent inner reaction was “Sweet as what?”
too easy: I love this one. It very much displays the stereotypical laid-back nature of Australians. You’re checking out at your local fish n’ chip shop, and you dig further into your wallet to give exact change to the shop worker. The worker is pleased with the extra effort you made, and replies “Too easy!”
bollocks: If you hadn’t guessed this one… it means testicles. You can use it in frustration: “I lost my phone! Bollocks!” or to describe your actual bollocks
hey?: “It’s beautiful weather today, hey?” Maybe this has to do with AQI, the Australian Question Intonation. There’s a way that Australians speak that makes them sound like they’re always ending their statements with a rising tone that resembles asking a question
heaps: I love love love this one. It’s just another way to say “a lot”, “That’s heaps better!”
And of course, now that I’ve talked so much about the land Down Under, I just know you want to hear that song:


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Around 13 years ago I had Datura for the first time in New Zealand.
I was around 19 years old, and myself and a friend had heard about Datura, but hadn't yet tried it. We had smoked plenty of pot together, but that was about it. My friend had informed me that our 'dealer’, had some Datura. We decided to give it a shot.
Mounted upon our push bikes, after meeting somewhere close by, we headed off to our friends house. We sat down in the lounge while they were in the kitchen brewing up a rather muddy brew using flowers from the plant. Once finished we were both served with a glass of this muddy looking water,(and it tasted just like that).Trying to ignore the taste we drunk it down and sat there for about 10 mins after informing our friends that we were going to go.(BIG MISTAKE) We even went our separate ways after getting back on the road. A recipe for disaster.
The buzz had just started to come on at that stage, and it wasn’t long at all before things went real wacky. I remember that after seeing my friend off, I started walking off along the footpath pushing my bike beside me. I must have felt that I was in no state to ride. I learned that day that the inventor of the push bike was on Datura) Ha Ha!
As I walked along this busy street with probably around 10-15 cars passing per minute, I was soon talking to another mate of mine who wasn’t there. We had a short conversation, and after walking past a lamp-post he disappeared leaving me standing there looking around for him.(I wonder what passers by were thinking)
I headed off on a route that I would not normally take no matter where I was going, pushing my bike all the way. I think I was attempting to go home. After walking for what seemed like about 40 minutes, I remember seeing my friend again. (The same one that jumped into the Lamp-post) He said to me, 'hey man, I know the people who live here. Just wait on the front lawn while I go and see them' So I did. I sat down up against a big tree out the front of the house.(How weird would that have looked to the neighbours). Well somebody called the cops.
I was sitting on the lawn and next minute a cop car pulls up and about three cops got out. At this stage I wasn’t sure if this was real or not. The cops came up to me and said that a neighbour called them. They asked me what I was doing there, and I told them the truth. At least the truth I knew at the time. I said, 'My mate said he knows the people here' One of the cops then said, ‘What mate'.   (Real ones). BUGGER!
As I sat in the back of the cop car, arrested on the spot of course, I looked out the back window to see my mate, back again, and putting my push bike in the boot of the car. A cop in the front seat then turned around and said, 'been smoking a bit of wacky tabacky have ya?'
I replied, 'na'.
I was taken back to the station and striped, but I had nothing on me. The cops then took me home,(or did they), to where I was boarding with a middle aged woman.
Although we took the drug around 11 in the morning, and I seemed to be only on the streets for about an hour, I was dropped home by the police at around tea time. The pricks must have found I.D on me and also informed my father of it all. I was 19 and living away from home. IT WAS MY PROBLEM! Anyway, my father turned up after I was home for about half an hour, and asked me if I had been smoking pot. I replied, 'yes'.
After all these years, and a total of three experiences, I occasionally think of the events and get these spooky feeling flashbacks which are a little disturbing.
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In a previous set of experiments, real participants in the role of a prosecutor considered evidence of guilt coming from decisions about taking money in situations like the ones you faced. Crimes those prosecutors observed were either a Small crime (taking money from another subject between $0.10 and $1.00), a Medium crime (between $1.00 and $2.00), or a Large crime (between $2.00 and $3.00). Those prosecutors made decisions about how to proceed when facing specific types of evidence they observe about a person (henceforth called a defendant). For instance, a prosecutor could decide to drop the charge, they could decide to take the defendant to trial (in a computerized experimental trial in the lab today), or they could decide to make a plea bargain offer to the defendant. We will match you randomly with the decisions of one of these prosecutor participants to determine how to proceed in today’s experiment.
If the prosecutor receives no evidence suggesting that you are guilty or the prosecutor decided not to pursue a charge against a defendant with the evidence of guilt that you have, then “the case is closed” and your decisions in this part of the experiment will not affect your pay.
Depending upon the type of evidence the prosecutor receives regarding your innocence/guilt, the prosecutor may decide to offer you a plea bargain. The prosecutor will not see your evidence of innocence (or lack thereof) when making their plea bargain decision.
A plea bargain would involve you pleading guilty to a specific charge (or not contesting the charge) against you and would have a set monetary penalty associated with the guilty plea for that charge.
A plea bargain offered by the prosecutor will also indicate to you what the prosecutor would charge you with at an experimental trial, an interval that the monetary penalty would come from if you were found guilty at the trial, and the evidence level they have of your guilt. If you turn down the plea bargain then you and the prosecutor would take your case to trial.
An experimental trial means taking the evidence of guilt for the charge the prosecutor is accusing you of and looking at the decisions of real participants who made decisions as jurors in previous experiments about these types of cases. The juror participants made decisions based upon different levels of evidence of innocence and guilt as to whether or not participants were guilty “beyond a reasonable doubt” with that level of evidence. An experimental trial consists of randomly drawing three of these past jurors’ decisions for the set of prosecutor and defense evidence presented in that case. If all three juror decisions are the same, then the unanimous decision determines whether the defendant is found guilty (if all three jurors chose “Guilty”) or not-guilty (if all three jurors chose “Not-Guilty”). If all three jurors’ decisions are not the same, then the trial is called a “mistrial” and the computer will randomly select alternative sets of three jurors until the first time all three selected juror decisions match.
{% endcomment %}As you can see in the table below, the actual guilt or innocence of a defendant determines both the prosecutorial and defense evidence. On the prosecution side, if the defendant is truly guilty the prosecutor will receive some evidence of guilt 70% of the time. However, if the defendant is truly innocent the prosecutor will receive some evidence of guilt 30% of the time.
On the defense side, 80% of truly innocent defendants will receive some evidence of their own innocence, but 20% will not. On the other hand, 30% of truly guilty defendants will receive some evidence of their own innocence, but 70% will not. The actual guilt or innocence status of a defendant is not known to the prosecutor or the jurors. You (the defendant) know for sure whether you are truly innocent or truly guilty.
Every participant, in the roles of jurors and prosecutors, was also informed of the way in which a theft decided innocence and guilt evidence. They were also shown the tables below.
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30 of every 100 truly innocent |
70 of every 100 truly guilty |
Some Evidence of Innocence |
80 of every 100 truly innocent |
30 of every 100 truly guilty |
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| No Evidence of Guilt |
70 of every 100 truly innocent |
30 of every 100 truly guilty |
No Evidence of Evidence |
20 of every 100 truly innocent |
70 of every 100 truly guilty |
A prosecutor will only bring a case to trial if there is evidence of guilt. If the prosecutor receives evidence of guilt (see table above), there are three possible levels of evidence: Strong, Medium, and Weak. If the defendant receives evidence of innocence, there are three possible levels of evidence: Strong, Medium, and Weak.
As the names suggest, Strong evidence is harder to get (and implies there is more evidence of guilt or innocence) than Medium evidence. Medium evidence is harder to get (and implies there is more evidence of guilt or innocence) than Weak evidence. For each of these three levels, a prosecutor is always more likely to get a particular level of evidence of guilt if the defendant is truly guilty compared to a truly innocent defendant. For each of these three levels, a truly innocent defendant is always more likely to get a particular level of evidence of innocence compared to a truly guilty defendant.
We will ask you to go through the all the possible plea bargain offers that the prosecutor could offer you if they receive evidence suggesting your guilt. If the prosecutor receives no evidence suggesting your guilt or the prosecutor declines to offer a plea bargain, these decisions will not affect your payments. If the prosecutor does receive evidence suggesting your guilt and offers you a plea bargain we will look at the relevant plea bargain response.
Each computer screen will show you a specific possible plea bargain you could face for a given set of evidence of guilt and innocence and a particular crime and penalty offer to you. After that penalty and crime are several possible trial threats that the prosecutor could make if you were to reject the plea bargain. For each possible trial threat, please tell us whether, if the prosecutor assigned to you made that threat and associated plea bargain, you would prefer to a) take the plea bargain, b) go to trial and present your evidence of innocence, or c) go to trial but exercise your right to not testify on your own behalf. Note: all jurors were instructed that:
“A defendant has the option to make their evidence of innocence available or not. This right to not “testify” is guaranteed by the United States Constitution and should not be taken as implying guilt.”
Your computer screen will be laid out as follows:
At the top of the screen:
Bottom portion of the screen:
For example, one screen might indicate that the relevant situation you are making decisions about is for when 1) you are truly innocent; 2) your evidence of innocence is strong; 3) the prosecutor’s evidence of guilt is weak; 4) the plea bargain would be for you to plead guilty to a medium crime; and 5) pay a monetary fine of $1.00. That screen would have two decisions for you to make. First decision: Would you take the plea if rejecting the plea meant that you would go to trial for a large crime with a monetary penalty of between $1.10 and $1.30 if you are found guilty at trial? You would choose to take the plea, go to trial with your evidence, or go to trial but choose not to present your evidence. Second decision: Would you take the plea if rejecting the plea meant that you would go to trial for a large crime with a monetary penalty of between $1.40 and $1.60 if you are found guilty at trial? You would choose to take the plea, go to trial with your evidence, or go to trial but choose not to present your evidence. Remember each set of three choices represents a different possible plea bargain offer and trial threat and thus a different decision.
There are many possible situations that you have to evaluate. The computer will give you 30 seconds to make your selection on each page. Each page contains 1 to 5 different plea bargains decisions. If time expires, the computer will remind you to make your decisions quickly. Payoffs can only be calculated when the last participant has finished, which means that all participants must wait on the choices of the slowest participant before they may proceed to the next section of the experiment.
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YANCEES
Previous
Release Notes
YANCEES prototype version 0.7
June
8th 2005 - The third stable public release of the YANCEES
prototype is
available. Previous releases can be downloaded here. The
Java implementation of the prototype can be downloaded as follows:
Release
notes:cocore
- This is basically a stable version of YANCEES used in the
impromptu application for the swirl project.
It
supports the JmDNS
protocol, allowing YANCEES to form an ad-hoc network of servers where
each event published is propagated to the peers.
- Some other bug fixes.
This
version supports:
- Server-side plug-ins
(subscription,
notification and protocol)
- Server-side services
- Server-side Input and
output filters
- Client-side filters and
plug-ins
- Elvin or Siena, or both as
the dispatcher of
the system. These programs can be downloaded in the sites:
http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~carzanig/siena/
http://elvin.dstc.edu.au/index.html - Fast switcher adapter,
allowing topic-based
subscriptions similar to Elvin require() one
- Tuple-based event model,
notification,
subscription and protocol models defined using XMLSchema
available at: http://awareness.ics.uci.edu/~rsilvafi/yancees/xsd/
- Correlation plug-ins that
support event
sequence detection with temporal constraints
- Buffered and non-blocking
publication and
notification implementations for improved throughput
- JmDNS protocol for peer
discovery in an ad-doc
wireless network. This service is implemented by a JmDNS service
(static plug-in), and an input filter
Roberto Silveira Silva Filho
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~rsilvafi
Irvine, CA. June 8th, 2005.
YANCEES
prototype version 0.6
March
11st 2004 - The second stable
public release of the YANCEES
prototype is
available. The
Java implementation of the prototype can be downloaded as follows:
Release
notes:
- Many adapters can now be
installed at the same time, coping with
interoperability and different subscription strategies. In fact, a
topic-based router adapter is provided allowing fast switching of
events. Elvin can be used as the dispatcher as well as Siena.
- YANCEES now has client-side
stubs (YanceesRMIClient) and supports
a new event wrapper (the YanceesEvent.java class) that allows the
programmer to build events, adding and removing their attributes as
currently provided by Elvin and Siena
- YANCEES now supports
client-side subscription and notification
plug-is, as well as filters. With such facility, a light-weight version
of YANCEES can now be created in the client (publisher or subscriber)
side with, for example, event correlation plug-ins, converting it into
an event correlation library on top of servers such as Siena and Elvin.
- Siena can now also be used
as a local component, instead of a
separate process (communicating via sockets), which improved the
overall system performance.
- Version 0.6 also adds lots
of performance improvements, mainly
with the addition of publication and notification event
buffers,
which in my throughput tests, allowed a steady peak of 4000
events/second using Siena as the underlying publish/subscribe
component. If Elvin is used, a peak of 9000 events/second is
reached. Also, as part of the performance improvements, the
YanceesEvent internal parser was rewritten using SAX instead of DOM.
- Event creation and
publication time stamps are now being
collected, marshaled and un-marshaled through the event dispatcher: The
adapters now serialize/de-serialize the event creation time stamps,
transporting this meta-information from publishers to subscribers,
allowing these attributes to persist over the life of the event.
- New event correlation
plug-ins were developed that allow sequence
detection with temporal constraints. These are AND, OR and THEN, with
support for WITHIN and AFTER clauses. They improve and replace the
previous sequence detection plug-in.
- Some package name
refactoring was performed and many other minor
improvements.
This
version supports:
- Server-side plug-ins (subscription,
notification and protocol)
- Server-side services
- Server-side Input and output filters
- Client-side filters and plug-ins
- Elvin or Siena, or both as the
dispatcher of
the system. These programs can be downloaded in the sites:
http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~carzanig/siena/
http://elvin.dstc.edu.au/index.html
- Fast switcher adapter, allowing
topic-based
subscriptions similar to Elvin require() one
- Tuple-based event model, notification,
subscription and protocol models defined using XMLSchema
available at: http://awareness.ics.uci.edu/~rsilvafi/yancees/xsd/
- Correlation plug-ins that support event
sequence detection with temporal constraints
- Buffered and non-blocking publication
and
notification implementations for improved throughput
Roberto
Silveira Silva Filho
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~rsilvafi
Irvine, CA. March 11st, 2004.
YANCEES
prototype version 0.5
Dec
1st 2003 - The first public
release of the Yancees prototype is
available. The
Java implementation of the prototype can be downloaded as follows:
Additionally,
I plan to place regular builds of
Yancees in
the folder: http://awareness.ics.uci.edu/~rsilvafi/yancees/dist
Examples, installation
instructions, user
manual and configurations are under construction at the Yancees
manual page.
This software is distributed
according to the following LICENSE.TXT.
This software was tested with J2SDK1.4.2
and
Java API for XML processing availabe at SUN
WSDP1.2 (web services pack) or
higher.
Release
notes:
The
initial release, version 0.5 reflects the early
stages of
the implementation of the Yancees notification service prototype. It is
well enough
to accommodate new plug-ins, filters and services but not fully tested
on real
applications. This version also reflects the fact that the overall
architecture
is under improvement and open to suggestions.
This is the initial release of
Yancees, which implements the core functionality of the system,
consisting of
publication, notification and protocol models; filters, services and
configuration manager. In this
initial release, some plug-ins are provided: notification language
plug-ins --
push and pull notification -- subscription language plug-ins: sequence
detection, regular content-based filtering; a simple persistency
service. other components
are under
development and still partially implemented.
The objective of this release is
to provide a prototype to the general
Yancees approach. The system is under continuous improvement and
development.
Hence, comments and suggestions, as well as bug reports are welcome.
This version provides the basic
Yancees functionality. It supports:
Roberto
Silveira Silva Filho
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~rsilvafi
Irvine,
CA.
November 28st, 2003.


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After the flurry of posts that was Madison Craft Beer Week, life got a little busy, so sorry for the hiatus. I actually made these pancakes during Craft Beer Week with the hopes of showcasing more craft beer, but unfortunately I wasn't quite prepared for the volume, so I failed. Next year, we'll be much, much more prepared.
This week's beer comes to us from New Albanian Brewing Company from the lovely little town of New Albany, IN (Population: 36,000). Titled "Black & Bluegrass", it's sole description is an "ale brewed with natural flavors". Beer Advocate sheds a bit more light on the situation, classifying it as a Farmhouse Ale, and mentioning it being brewed with "blue agave nectar, toasted black pepper, and lemongrass."
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At the very least, it has a bitchin' label
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If I had to guess at it, I probably would've put this more in the American Pale Ale category based on its body, hoppiness, and flavor, but hey, who am I to debate the BA gods? The beer itself was a bit hoppier than I'd like, but had a lot of flavor and overall wasn't good. Plus, it clocks in at 7%, so, why not?
Prep/Cooking:
The batter didn't seem to have any defining characteristics about it. The hoppiness didn't go well with the yeasty batter flavoring that tends to come with, well, batter. The beer itself poured a deep amber with a thin white head that dissipated rather quickly, but neither of those seemed to carry over to the batter itself.
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Aww yeah WI Beer Expo glass
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Results:
To be honest, I made these pancakes almost a month ago and left myself virtually no notes, so unfortunately I can't say much about the pancakes themselves. That's probably indicative of their quality and performance, though, as there are pancakes I've made over a year ago that I still remember.
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At least I took pictures!
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The Ternary Scale:
Pancakes: 0 - As mentioned, I wasn't incredibly fond of the beer, and I don't remember anything about the pancakes, so I'm thinking no.
Syrup: 0 - Also, no recollection, but aside from the fact that syrup makes almost everything better, I don't think they saved these.
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Look! I tried!
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deck.core
The deck.core module provides all the basic functionality for creating and moving through a deck. It applies and removes classes to indicate the state of the deck and its slides, allowing CSS to take care of the visual representation of each state. It also provides methods for interacting with the deck, as well as basic key bindings for going to the next and previous slides. Separate extension modules provide more functionality using the API provided by core.
Methods
init - $.deck(selector, options)
- selector:
- string | jQuery | array, optional
- options:
- object, optional
Initializes the deck, using each element matched by selector
as a slide. May also be passed an array of string selectors or jQuery objects, in which case each selector in the array is considered a slide. The second parameter is an optional options object which will extend the default values.
Users may also pass only an options object to init. In this case the slide selector will be options.selectors.slides
which defaults to .slide
.
$.deck('.slide');
$.deck([
'#first-slide',
'#second-slide',
'#etc'
]);
next - $.deck('next')
Moves to the next slide. If the last slide is already active, the call is ignored.
prev - $.deck('prev')
Moves to the previous slide. If the first slide is already active, the call is ignored.
go - $.deck('go', index)
- index:
- integer | string
Moves to the slide at the specified index
if index is a number. Index is 0-based, so $.deck('go', 0);
will move to the first slide. If index
is a string this will move to the slide with the specified id
. If index
is out of bounds or doesn’t match a slide id
the call is ignored.
getSlide - $.deck('getSlide', index)
Returns: jQuery
- index:
- integer | string, optional
Returns a jQuery object containing the slide at index
. If index
is not specified, the current slide is returned.
getSlides - $.deck('getSlides')
Returns: array
Returns all slides as an array of jQuery objects.
getTopLevelSlides - $.deck('getTopLevelSlides')
Returns: array
Returns all slides that are not subslides as an array of jQuery objects.
getNestedSlides - $.deck('getNestedSlides', index)
Returns: array
- index
- integer, optional
Returns all nested slides of the current slide as an array of jQuery objects. If index
is specified it returns nested slides of the slide at that index. If there are no nested slides this will return an empty array.
getContainer - $.deck('getContainer')
Returns: jQuery
Returns a jQuery object containing the deck container as defined by the container option.
getOptions - $.deck('getOptions')
Returns: object
Returns the options object for the deck, including any overrides that were defined at initialization.
extend - $.deck('extend', name, method)
- name:
- string
- method:
- function
Adds method
to the deck namespace with the key of name
. This doesn’t give access to any private member data — public methods must still be used within method
— but lets extension authors piggyback on the deck namespace rather than pollute jQuery.
$.deck('extend', 'alert', function(msg) {
alert(msg);
});
// Alerts 'boom'
$.deck('alert', 'boom');
Events
All events are triggered on the document
.
- deck.beforeChange
-
This event fires when a slide change has been triggered but before the change occurs. The callback function is passed two parameters,
from
andto
, equal to the indices of the old slide and the new slide respectively. IfpreventDefault
is called on the event within this handler thedeck.change
event will not fire and the slide change does not occur. Handlers for this event should only focus on this aspect of the slide change, whether the change should occur and preventing default accordingly. - deck.change
-
This event fires whenever the current slide changes, whether by way of next, prev, or go. The callback function is passed two parameters,
from
andto
, equal to the indices of the old slide and the new slide respectively.$(document).bind('deck.change', function(event, from, to) { alert('Moving from slide ' + from + ' to ' + to); });
- deck.beforeInit
-
This event fires at the beginning of deck initialization. This event makes a good hook for preprocessing extensions looking to modify the DOM before the deck is fully initialized. It is also possible to halt the
deck.init
event from firing while you do things in beforeInit. This can be done by callinglockInit
on the event object. The init can be released by callingreleaseInit
.
The init event will be fired regardless after$(document).bind('deck.beforeInit', function(event) { event.lockInit(); // halts deck.init event window.setTimeout(function() { event.releaseInit(); // deck.init will now fire 2 seconds later }, 2000); });
options.initLockTimeout
milliseconds if locks still persist. - deck.init
-
This event fires at the end of deck initialization. Extensions should implement any code that relies on user extensible options (key bindings, element selectors, classes) within a handler for this event. Native events associated with deck.js should be scoped under a
.deckmodule
event namespace, as with the example below:var $d = $(document); $.deck.defaults.keys.myExtensionKeycode = 70; // 'h' $d.bind('deck.init', function() { $d.bind('keydown.deckmyextension', function(event) { if (event.which === $.deck.getOptions().keys.myExtensionKeycode) { // Rock out } }); });
Theming
Below is a skeleton example of a standard deck and all the theme-able components included in core. What follows is an explanation of each component and the base CSS properties that themes must extend. These bare styles can be seen on the Getting Started page and selecting "None" for both Style and Transition themes.

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- .deck-container
-
The deck container wraps all slides. Keeping the
position:relative
andheight:100%
rules intact is recommended, as they tend to be needed for transition themes.position: relative; height: 100%; width: 70%; margin: 0 auto; padding: 0 48px;
- .slide
-
These are generic styles for all slides, including nested slides. These should rarely be overwritten.
width: auto; min-height: 100%; position: relative;
- .deck-before, .deck-previous, .deck-next, .deck-after
-
All slides that are not the current one are accessibly hidden off the screen.
position: absolute; left: -999em; top: -999em;
- .deck-current
-
The current slide is given a z-index. This does nothing on its own, but is included in core as it is commonly used in transition themes.
z-index: 2;
- .slide .slide
-
All nested slides are reset to a static position to maintain the parent slide layout and hidden in place.
visibility: hidden; position: static; min-height: 0;
- .deck-child-current
-
Parents of active nested slides are reset to a static position to keep them in place despite having a
.deck-previous
or.deck-before
class simultaneously.position: static; z-index: 2;
- .deck-child-current .slide
-
All nested slides are hidden by default.
visibility: hidden;
- .deck-child-current any(.deck-previous, .deck-before, .deck-current)
-
The current nested slide and any previous nested slides are visible.
visibility: visible;
deck.goto
This module adds the necessary methods and key bindings to show and hide a form for jumping to any slide number/id in the deck (and processes that form accordingly). The form-showing state is indicated by the presence of a class on the deck container.
Methods
showGoTo - $.deck('showGoTo')
Shows the Go To Slide form by adding the class specified by the goto class option to the deck container.
hideGoTo - $.deck('hideGoTo')
Hides the Go To Slide form by removing the class specified by the goto class option from the deck container.
toggleGoTo - $.deck('toggleGoTo')
Theming
<form action="." method="get" class="goto-form">
Go to slide:
<input type="number" name="slidenum" id="goto-slide" list="goto-datalist">
<datalist id="goto-datalist"></datalist>
<input type="submit" value="Go">
</form>
- .goto-form
-
The form is centered at the bottom of the deck container by default. Defining everything in
em
units lets the form scale if the base font size of the deck container changes with the theme.position: absolute; z-index: 3; bottom: 10px; left: 50%; height: 1.75em; margin: 0 0 0 -9.125em; line-height: 1.75em; padding: 0.625em; display: none; background: #ccc; overflow: hidden; // .border-radius .goto-form -webkit-border-radius: 10px; -moz-border-radius: 10px; border-radius: 10px; // .deck-goto .goto-form (showing form) display: block;
- .goto-form label
-
font-weight: bold; float: left;
- .goto-form input
-
display: inline-block; font-family: inherit;
- #goto-slide
-
width: 8.375em; margin: 0 0.625em; height: 1.4375em;
deck.scale
This module adds automatic scaling to the deck. Each slide is scaled down using CSS transforms to fit within the deck container. If the container is big enough to hold the slide without scaling, no scaling occurs. The user can disable and enable scaling with a keyboard shortcut.
Note: CSS transforms may make Flash videos render incorrectly. Presenters that need to use Flash videos may want to disable scaling to play them. HTML5 video works fine.
Methods
enableScale - $.deck('enableScale')
Enables scaling and adds the scale class to the deck container.
disableScale - $.deck('disableScale')
Disables scaling and removes the scale class from the deck container.
toggleScale - $.deck('toggleScale')
Toggles between enabling and disabling scaling.
deck.status
This module adds a (current)/(total) style status indicator to the deck.
Theming

/

- .deck-status
-
The status indicator is placed in the bottom right padding of the deck container by default.
.deck-status-current
and.deck-status-total
are used by the extension’s JS, but also provide hooks for styling. They inherit from.deck-status
with no custom styles of their own.position: absolute; bottom: 10px; right: 0; color: #888; z-index: 3; margin: 0;


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In a divide and conquer strategy to check out both the RTV CTF and the CyberWraith Tournament, some team members conquered a bit more than others this year:
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shinris3n also makes an appearance somewhere on the list, right below some RN that decided she could be pretty good at this stuff and proved it…
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Fresh from this weekend's feisty clash, Blackpool and Fleetwood Town will come face-to-face with one another once again in a reserve fixture on Tuesday.
by Matt ScraftonREAD MORE: Joey Barton gave Blackpool extra motivation to beat Fleetwood says goalscorer Liam Feeney
The two sides meet in a Central League Cup group game, with the fixture kicking off at 1pm tomorrow at Fleetwood's Poolfoot Farm training ground.
Former Seasider Stephen Crainey, now part of Fleetwood's academy, is to lead a development squad.
Grayson, meanwhile, suggested some of his fringe first-team players might see some action to give them some vital minutes ahead of the busy festive schedule.
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Finally, after more than 16 years in California, John makes it to Yosemite.
What an awesome place. We stayed at the Tenaya lodge outside the valley, skied two days at Badger Pass, and spent the last day exploring the valley including a short hike to Vernal Falls.
Katerina had another lesson, and can now ski without the bungee cord at the front of the skis. She still needs a hand when the slopes get steeper, but is becoming pretty confident. Instead of spending part of the day in the lodge with Larissa, she is able to ski the whole day long. This means now Larissa is on the slopes with the rest of us!
We had a really nice trip, and unfortunately I dont think we will make it back before the move to Australia this year. Now that I have been there once, I cant believe I have not seen more of the valley and the backcountry.
The view when skiing with Katerina
Just before removal of the bungee at the front of her skis
Robert and Erick are completely self-sufficient
Larissa after her first lesson in something like 25 years
A group photo at Badger Pass
We had lunch at some outdoor picnic tables at the top of the hill
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Katerina at Bridal Veil falls


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class
xmodaler.modeling.embedding.
TokenBaseEmbedding
(*, dim: int, vocab_size: int, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(*, dim: int, vocab_size: int, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
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class
xmodaler.modeling.embedding.
VisualBaseEmbedding
(*, in_dim: int, out_dim: int, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(*, in_dim: int, out_dim: int, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(batched_inputs)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
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class
xmodaler.modeling.embedding.position_embedding.
SinusoidEncoding
(dim, max_len)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(dim, max_len)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
forward
(x)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
training
= None¶
-
-
class
xmodaler.modeling.embedding.position_embedding.
NNEmbeddingEncoding
(dim, max_len)[source]¶ Bases:
torch.nn.modules.module.Module
-
__init__
(dim, max_len)[source]¶ Initializes internal Module state, shared by both nn.Module and ScriptModule.
-
_is_full_backward_hook
= None¶
-
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(x)[source]¶ Defines the computation performed at every call.
Should be overridden by all subclasses.
Note
Although the recipe for forward pass needs to be defined within this function, one should call the
Module
instance afterwards instead of this since the former takes care of running the registered hooks while the latter silently ignores them.
-
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= None¶
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Championship rumours: Nottingham Forest eye striker, Leeds star on Liverpool and Manchester United’s radar
The latest transfer rumours and gossip from across the Championship
by Barry Cooper, Connor O'NeillThe January transfer window may still feel like a few months away but it will soon be here as teams look to add to their squads again.
Trading will resume in the New Year with plenty of major transfers expected as Championship sides look to prepare for the business end of the season.
And below is the latest gossip from around the division.
Liverpool and United eye Leeds star
Leeds defender Ben White is attracting the interest of both Liverpool and Manchester United after impressing on loan at Elland Road.
The 19-year-old moved north from Brighton for the season in July and has become an integral part of Marcelo Bielsa's defence.
So much so that two of the Premier League big boys are weighing up a move reports the Athletic .
Shankland on Forest’s radar
Lawrence Shankland has been linked with a January move to Nottingham Forest.
The Scotland international is reportedly attracting the interest of several clubs ahead of the transfer window reopening in the new year.
The Sun reports that Sabri Lamouchi is looking to add another striker in January, but Forest will need to overcome interest from Celtic and Rangers if they are the land the forward.
No Burnley move for Phillips
Burnley aren't expected to make another bid for Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips.
According to reports, Sean Dyche was keen to add Phillips to his squad last summer, along with a number of admirers.
But according to reports on Thursday morning, the Clarets are unlikely to make another move for the Whites star.
Huddersfield eye Non-League star
Huddersfield have been linked with a move for Torquay forward Jamie Reid.
The striker has scored 15-goals in the National League so far this season, and also netted 29 goals in the National League South last season.
And Sky Sports are reporting that the forward’s impressive form has alerted the attention of Hudds boss Danny Cowley.


Graham Roberts and Micky Hazard react to Tottenham victory
by Dom TonerEx-Tottenham players Graham Roberts and Micky Hazard both reacted on Twitter after Jose Mourinho’s reign at Spurs kickstarted with a win over London rivals West Ham.
New Spurs boss Mourinho watched his side record a 3-2 away victory in the Premier League at the London Stadium.
Heung-Min Son, Lucas Moura and Harry Kane all scored within 49 minutes to put the visitors in complete control.
Michail Antonio and Angelo Ogbonna both scored for West Ham in the final 20 minutes to make it slightly tense, but overall Mourinho’s arrival made an instant impact.
Both ex-players were concerned by conceding two late goals and not seeing the game out smoothly, but overall it was a positive day.
“Great win boys just got bit sloppy when Jose made substitutions. Dele Alli was fantastic today man of the match,” Roberts wrote on his personal Twitter account.
“Great win and should have been 6 but what a very poor last 15 mins. Need to see out games far better than that otherwise the great football we played goes unrewarded. All in all first 70 mins very good so we will take it,” Hazard wrote on his personal Twitter account.
TBR’s View:
Mourinho sent out a marker by starting a front four of Son, Alli, Moura and Kane for Spurs, which turned out to be a great decision.
He’s inherited a squad full of top-class quality and some fresh ideas should make them a dangerous outfit.
But there is no hiding from the fact that the defence has to sharpen up if they want to try close the gap to the Premier League’s top four.
Fortunately they have a defensive expert in Mourinho that can help that and it will be intriguing to see who he settles on in the coming weeks for his preferred backline.
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Class: ActionView::PartialRenderer
| Inherits: |
AbstractRenderer
|
| Defined in: |
Overview
Action View Partials
There's also a convenience method for rendering sub templates within the current controller that depends on a single object (we call this kind of sub templates for partials). It relies on the fact that partials should follow the naming convention of being prefixed with an underscore – as to separate them from regular templates that could be rendered on their own.
In a template for Advertiser#account
:
<%= render partial: "account" %>
This would render “advertiser/_account.html.erb”.
In another template for Advertiser#buy
, we could have:
<%= render partial: "account", locals: { account: @buyer } %>
<% @advertisements.each do |ad| %>
<%= render partial: "ad", locals: { ad: ad } %>
<% end %>
This would first render “advertiser/_account.html.erb” with @buyer passed
in as the local variable account
, then render
“advertiser/_ad.html.erb” and pass the local variable ad
to
the template for display.
The :as and :object options
By default ActionView::PartialRenderer
doesn't have any
local variables. The :object
option can be used to pass an
object to the partial. For instance:
<%= render partial: "account", object: @buyer %>
would provide the @buyer
object to the partial, available
under the local variable account
and is equivalent to:
<%= render partial: "account", locals: { account: @buyer } %>
With the :as
option we can specify a different name for said
local variable. For example, if we wanted it to be user
instead of account
we'd do:
<%= render partial: "account", object: @buyer, as: 'user' %>
This is equivalent to
<%= render partial: "account", locals: { user: @buyer } %>
Rendering a collection of partials
The example of partial use describes a familiar pattern where a template needs to iterate over an array and render a sub template for each of the elements. This pattern has been implemented as a single method that accepts an array and renders a partial by the same name as the elements contained within. So the three-lined example in “Using partials” can be rewritten with a single line:
<%= render partial: "ad", collection: @advertisements %>
This will render “advertiser/_ad.html.erb” and pass the local variable
ad
to the template for display. An iteration object will
automatically be made available to the template with a name of the form
partial_name_iteration
. The iteration object has knowledge
about which index the current object has in the collection and the total
size of the collection. The iteration object also has two convenience
methods, first?
and last?
. In the case of the
example above, the template would be fed ad_iteration
. For
backwards compatibility the partial_name_counter
is still
present and is mapped to the iteration's index
method.
The :as
option may be used when rendering partials.
You can specify a partial to be rendered between elements via the
:spacer_template
option. The following example will render
advertiser/_ad_divider.html.erb
between each ad partial:
<%= render partial: "ad", collection: @advertisements, spacer_template: "ad_divider" %>
If the given :collection
is nil or empty, render
will return nil. This will allow you to specify a text which will displayed
instead by using this form:
<%= render(partial: "ad", collection: @advertisements) || "There's no ad to be displayed" %>
NOTE: Due to backwards compatibility concerns, the collection can't be one of hashes. Normally you'd also just keep domain objects, like Active Records, in there.
Rendering shared partials
Two controllers can share a set of partials and render them like this:
<%= render partial: "advertisement/ad", locals: { ad: @advertisement } %>
This will render the partial “advertisement/_ad.html.erb” regardless of which controller this is being called from.
Rendering objects that respond to to_partial_path
Instead of explicitly naming the location of a partial, you can also let
PartialRenderer do the work and pick the proper path by checking
to_partial_path
method.
# @account.to_partial_path returns 'accounts/account', so it can be used to replace:
# <%= render partial: "accounts/account", locals: { account: @account} %>
<%= render partial: @account %>
# @posts is an array of Post instances, so every post record returns 'posts/post' on to_partial_path,
# that's why we can replace:
# <%= render partial: "posts/post", collection: @posts %>
<%= render partial: @posts %>
Rendering the default case
If you're not going to be using any of the options like collections or layouts, you can also use the short-hand defaults of render to render partials. Examples:
# Instead of <%= render partial: "account" %>
<%= render "account" %>
# Instead of <%= render partial: "account", locals: { account: @buyer } %>
<%= render "account", account: @buyer %>
# @account.to_partial_path returns 'accounts/account', so it can be used to replace:
# <%= render partial: "accounts/account", locals: { account: @account} %>
<%= render @account %>
# @posts is an array of Post instances, so every post record returns 'posts/post' on to_partial_path,
# that's why we can replace:
# <%= render partial: "posts/post", collection: @posts %>
<%= render @posts %>
Rendering partials with layouts
Partials can have their own layouts applied to them. These layouts are different than the ones that are specified globally for the entire action, but they work in a similar fashion. Imagine a list with two types of users:
<%# app/views/users/index.html.erb &>
Here's the administrator:
<%= render partial: "user", layout: "administrator", locals: { user: administrator } %>
Here's the editor:
<%= render partial: "user", layout: "editor", locals: { user: editor } %>
<%# app/views/users/_user.html.erb &>
Name: <%= user.name %>
<%# app/views/users/_administrator.html.erb &>

Budget: $<%= user.budget %>
<%= yield %>

<%# app/views/users/_editor.html.erb &>

Deadline: <%= user.deadline %>
<%= yield %>

…this will return:
Here's the administrator:

Budget: $<%= user.budget %>
Name: <%= user.name %>

Here's the editor:

Deadline: <%= user.deadline %>
Name: <%= user.name %>

If a collection is given, the layout will be rendered once for each item in the collection. For example, these two snippets have the same output:
<%# app/views/users/_user.html.erb %>
Name: <%= user.name %>
<%# app/views/users/index.html.erb %>
<%# This does not use layouts %>

<% users.each do |user| -%>

<%= render partial: "user", locals: { user: user } %>

<% end -%>

<%# app/views/users/_li_layout.html.erb %>

<%= yield %>

<%# app/views/users/index.html.erb %>

<%= render partial: "user", layout: "li_layout", collection: users %>

Given two users whose names are Alice and Bob, these snippets return:

Name: Alice

Name: Bob

The current object being rendered, as well as the object_counter, will be available as local variables inside the layout template under the same names as available in the partial.
You can also apply a layout to a block within any template:
<%# app/views/users/_chief.html.erb &>
<%= render(layout: "administrator", locals: { user: chief }) do %>
Title: <%= chief.title %>
<% end %>
…this will return:

Budget: $<%= user.budget %>
Title: <%= chief.name %>

As you can see, the :locals
hash is shared between both the
partial and its layout.
If you pass arguments to “yield” then this will be passed to the block. One way to use this is to pass an array to layout and treat it as an enumerable.
<%# app/views/users/_user.html.erb &>

Budget: $<%= user.budget %>
<%= yield user %>

<%# app/views/users/index.html.erb &>
<%= render layout: @users do |user| %>
Title: <%= user.title %>
<% end %>
This will render the layout for each user and yield to the block, passing the user, each time.
You can also yield multiple times in one layout and use block arguments to differentiate the sections.
<%# app/views/users/_user.html.erb &>

<%= yield user, :header %>
Budget: $<%= user.budget %>
<%= yield user, :footer %>

<%# app/views/users/index.html.erb &>
<%= render layout: @users do |user, section| %>
<%- case section when :header -%>
Title: <%= user.title %>
<%- when :footer -%>
Deadline: <%= user.deadline %>
<%- end -%>
<% end %>
Constant Summarycollapse
- PREFIXED_PARTIAL_NAMES =
-
ThreadSafe::Cache.new do |h, k| h[k] = ThreadSafe::Cache.new end
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.new ⇒ PartialRenderer
constructor
a new instance of PartialRenderer
Instance Method Summary collapse
Constructor Details
.new ⇒ PartialRenderer
a new instance of PartialRenderer
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# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer.rb', line 287 def initialize(*) super @context_prefix = @lookup_context.prefixes.first end
Instance Method Details
#render(context, options, block)
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# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/renderer/partial_renderer.rb', line 292 def render(context, , block) setup(context, , block) identifier = (@template = find_partial) ? @template.identifier : @path @lookup_context.rendered_format ||= begin if @template && @template.formats.present? @template.formats.first else formats.first end end if @collection instrument(:collection, :identifier => identifier || "collection", :count => @collection.size) do render_collection end else instrument(:partial, :identifier => identifier) do render_partial end end end


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Anaemia in children
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Anticoagulation
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Asthma v3.0
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Bronchiolitis
COPD
COVID-19 Admission
COVID-19 Adults with mild or moderate COVID-19
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Sinusitis
Staph aureus bacteraemia
Stevens-Johnson syndrome
Stroke
TB
Tonsillitis and pharyngitis
Trauma
UTI
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{% block title %}
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{% block content %}
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{% else %}
You have oTree {{ pypi_results.installed }}.
The newest version is {{ pypi_results.newest|default:"(unknown_pypi_connection_error)" }}.
{% endif %}
{% if sqlite %}
Using SQLite You are using SQLite, which is only suitable for testing.
Before launching a study, you should upgrade to Postgres.
{% else %}
You are using a proper database (Postgres, MySQL, etc).
{% endif %}
{% if debug %}
DEBUG mode is on
You should only use DEBUG mode when testing.
Before launching a study, you should switch DEBUG mode off
by setting the environment variable OTREE_PRODUCTION.
{% else %}
DEBUG mode is off
{% endif %}
{% if not auth_level_ok %}
No password protection
To prevent unauthorized server access, you should
set the environment variable OTREE_AUTH_LEVEL.
{% else %}
Password protection is on.
Your app's AUTH_LEVEL is {{ auth_level }}.
{% endif %}
{% if not db_synced %}
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See: Description
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| HAccessException |
Exception thrown when a client attempts to access any
HOBO-related API in an illegal manner.
|
| HModelException |
Exception thrown when some problem with the HOBO model
is detected.
|
| HRuntimeException |
Base class for all HOBO-specific runtime-exceptions.
|
For a general overview of the HOBO framework, the MEKON framework on which it is built, and other related software see mekon-hobo project website.
The Mechanism API Provides the mechanisms for building and configuring the HOBO models. See below for further details on each of these APIs.
uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo.model
Each OM class or interface (i.e. the entities that represent the individual domain-specific concepts) will implement or extend the DObject
interface. Each OM field (i.e. a field on an OM class that is itself part of the OM) will be represented by a DField
object, which is an abstract class whose concrete extensions are DCell
for representing single-valued fields and DArray
for multi-valued fields.
Each OM entity is bound to a corresponding entity in the FM model. OM classes are bound to specific CFrame
objects, and OM fields (at the class-level) are bound to specific CSlot
objects.
In addition to directly providing the core model representation, the OM also provides access to those externally derived sections of the model that it does not cover directly itself. For instance, in general the OM will only directly represent the higher-level concepts within specific hierarchies in which the detailed content is derived solely from the external knowledge sources. Hence:
IFrame
object may have associated ISlot
objects that are not represented at the higher-level and therefore not bound to specific OM fields.
CFrame
object, which may or may not be bound to a corresponding OM class.
uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo.modeller
The abstract DObjectShell
class provides a skeleton implementation for DObject
, to be extended by the individual OM classes. These extensions are able to access mechanisms for the creation, initialisation, monitoring and updating of the associated OM fields (as represented via DField
and it's extensions).
Each implementation of DObject
is required to provide a constructor that takes a single parameter of type DObjectBuilder
, which is a modeller class that provides access, either directly or indirectly, to methods for initialising and modifying the OM instantiations, and the FM instantiations to which they are bound, in ways that are not not available to the OM client.
uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo.model.motor
The DBuilder
class is a wrapper around CBuilder
and is responsible for:
CBuilder
) of special frames-model section-builder plugin to build the FM entities that will be bound to the OM entities
CBuilder
) of frames-model section-builder plugins to build the FM entities that will be bound to externally-derived entities
CBuilder
) of all registered frames-model section-builder plugins, including special section-builder for OM-derived entities, to create CModel
object
DModel
object (providing access to wrapped CModel
object)
API dependencies:
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This package provides internal HOBO under-the-hood access of the uk.ac.manchester.cs.hobo.model
package, and is not relevant to either the client or the plugin code.


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by Jordan DevoreNot to totally knock Bleeding Edge, but I'm glad Ninja Theory has multiple projects in the pipeline and the financial security that comes with being owned by Microsoft. Maybe it'll reach a big-enough audience with Xbox Game Pass to find moderate success. That feels like a best-case scenario.
At Microsoft's X019 event today, Ninja Theory brought out a trailer for Bleeding Edge and its release date: March 24, 2020. That's a rough time for any game to stand out, much less a hopeful new multiplayer IP. Folks who pre-order the Xbox One and PC title can check out a closed beta on February 14, well before Final Fantasy VII Remake and Animal Crossing and Doom Eternal consume us.
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Holstee Manifesto
22 May 2013Last fall (2012) some colleagues contacted me with a very tempting proposition: come to France to develop more packages in R. I don't know about you, but I couldn't reject such an opportunity fell from heaven. And so I moved to Nantes almost two months ago.
As the Holstee Manifesto says:
Some opportunities only come once, seize them.
I'm still in the adaptation phase but now that I'm finally settled down, I'm starting to have some free time to post again in this blog. For me this feels like a fresh re-start, and a good opportunity to thank Mike, Dave, and Fabian for their inspiring manifesto. So here it is, a humble plot with part of the Holstee Manifesto.
# holstee manifesto
manifesto = c(
"This is your LIFE.",
"Do what you love and do it often.",
"If you don't like something, change it.",
"If you don't like your job, quit.",
"If you don't have enough time, stop watching TV.",
"If you are looking for the love of your life, stop;
they will be waiting for you when you start doing things you love.",
"Stop over analyzing, all emotions are beautiful.",
"LIFE IS SIMPLE.")
# how many sentences?
num_lines = length(manifesto)
# x-y coordinates
x_coords = rep(0, num_lines)
y_coords = seq(num_lines, 1)
# 'cex' size inversely proportional to length of each sentence
sizes = exp(1 - (nchar(manifesto) / max(nchar(manifesto))))
# colors like ggplot
ggcolors <- function(n, alfa) {
hues = seq(15, 375, length = n + 1)
hcl(h = hues, l = 65, c = 100, alpha = alfa)[1:n]
}
# plot
op = par(mar = c(2, 1, 4, 1), bg = "gray20")
plot(x_coords, y_coords, type = "n", xlim = c(0, 100),
axes = FALSE, xlab = "", ylab = "")
text(x_coords, y_coords, labels = manifesto, adj = 0, xpd = TRUE,
family = "serif", col = ggcolors(num_lines, 0.95), cex = sizes)
title("The Holstee Manifesto", col.main = "gray50", cex.main = 2)
par(op)
There you go. Plot what you love and plot it often... and bon courage!


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