Written by: Marta Kauffman & David Crane
Transcribed by: Mindy Mattingly
With Minor Adjustments by: Tennant Stuart
Opening Credits
[Scene: An Emergency Room, Rachel and Monica enter. Rachel is limping and leaning on Monica for support.]
Rachel: Ow ow ow. Ow ow ow ow. Ow ow ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow.
(They reach the desk. The bored nurse thinks she's heard it all before.)
Monica: Hi. Uh, my friend here was taking down our Christmas lights, and and she fell off the balcony and may have broken her foot or or ankle or something.
Nurse: My god. You still have your Christmas lights up?
(Rachel glares at the nurse, who gives Monica a form attached to a clipboard.)
Nurse: Fill this out and bring it back to me.
(Monica helps Rachel over to a vacant seat.)
Rachel: Ow ow ow. Ow ow ow. Ow ow ow.
(Monica starts on the form, while Rachel catches her breath and massages her ankle.)
Monica: Okay, ooh, alright. Name, address... Okay, in case of emergency, call?
Rachel: You.
Monica: Really?
Rachel: Yeah.
Monica: Oh, that is so sweet. (Touched, she puts an arm around her friend and kisses her.) Oh gosh, love you. Insurance?
Rachel: Oh, yeah, check it. Definitely, I want some of that.
Monica: (No longer touched) you don't have insurance?
Rachel: Why, how much is this gonna cost?
Monica: I have no idea, but X-rays alone could be a couple hundred dollars.
Rachel: Wel-wel-well what are we gonna do?
Monica: Well there's not much we can do.
Rachel: (Like a big baby) Um... unless, unless I use yours.
Monica: Hah, no no no no no no no no no no.
Rachel: (Tapping the clipboard) well, now, wait a second, who did I just put as my "In case of emergency" person?
Monica: (Looking around to check that no-one's listening, then lowering her voice anyway) That's insurance fraud.
Rachel: Well, alright, then, forget it. (Getting up to go) Might as well just go home. Ow ow ow ow!
Monica: (Jumping up to make Rachel sit down) Okay, okay.
Rachel: Thank you. Thank you. I love you.
Monica: (to the nurse) Hi, (tiny laugh) um, I'm gonna need a new set of (tiny laugh) these forms (tiny laugh).
Nurse: Why?
 (Tiny laugh) you see, I was filling out my friend's form, and instead of putting her information, (tiny laugh) I put mine.
 (She hands over a blank form).

[Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, has split up his newspaper so Joey can look at the funnies, while Ross's inappropriate joke at Lamaze class has come back to haunt him.]

Chandler and Joey: That's nice.
Ross: No, no, with him. (He mimes holding the baby like a football.) I'm on this field, and they, they hike me the baby... and I, I know I've gotta do something 'cause the Tampa Bay defence is comin' right at me.
Joey: Tampa Bay's got a terrible team.
Ross: Right, but, it is just me and the baby, so I'm thinkin' they can take us. And so I uh, hah-hah, I just heave it down field.
Chandler: What are you crazy? That's a baby!
Joey: He should take the sack?
Ross: Anyway, suddenly I'm down field, and I realise that I'm the one who's supposed to catch him, right? Only I know there is no way I'm gonna get there in time, so I am running, and running, and that, that is when I woke up. See I, I am so not ready to be a father.
Chandler: Hey, you're gonna be fine. You're one of the most caring, most responsible men in North America. You're gonna make a great dad.
Joey: Yeah, Ross. You and the baby just need better blocking.
(Feeling a little better, Ross fetches more coffee.)
Joey: Oh, have either one of you guys ever been to the Rainbow Room? Is it real expensive?
Chandler: Well, only if you order stuff.
Joey: I'm takin' Ursula tonight. It's her birthday.
Ross: Wo-wo-whoa. What about Phoebe's birthday?
Joey: When's that?
Ross: Tonight.
Joey: Oh, man. What're the odds of that happening?
(Joey begins to contemplate his ill fortune.)
Ross: You take your time.
(Joey looks at his friends, thinks a bit more, then realises.)
Chandler: There it is! So what're you gonna do?
Joey: What can I do? Look, I don't want to do anything to screw it up with Ursula.
Chandler: And your friend Phoebe?
Joey: Well, if she's my friend, hopefully she'll understand.

(Joey gestures to show that he wouldn't dare...)
[Scene: The Hospital, Monica and Rachel are waiting for the doctors to arrive. They enter and are played by Noah Wyle and George Clooney.]
Dr. Mitchell: ..you add a pinch of saffron, it makes all the difference.
(They approach the young ladies. Dr. Mitchell consults Ms.Geller's admissions form.)
Dr. Mitchell: Okay, errrr, Monica?
Monica: Yes? (jumping as Rachel punches her arm) ..yes, she is.
Rachel (as Monica): Hi, this is my friend Rachel.
Monica (as Rachel): Hi.
Dr. Mitchell: (Smiling) Hi, err Rachel. I'm Dr.Mitchell.
Dr. Rosen: (Smiling even more and attempting to take over) And I'm his friend, Dr.Rosen.
(Monica and Rachel smile back prettily.)
Rachel: Aren't you a little cute to be a doctor?
Dr. Rosen: Excuse me?
Rachel: I meant er, (struggling to concentrate) young, young, I meant young, young to be a doctor. Oh good, Rach.
Monica (as Rachel): Thank you.
Rachel (as Monica): Right.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone but Joey is waiting for Phoebe to arrive for her surprise birthday party. Rachel and Monica is telling Chandler about Rachel's incident.]
Rachel: ..so, he said it was just a sprain, and that was it.

 The very cute, cute, cute doctors asked us out for tomorrow night, and I said "yes."
Monica: I think it's totally insane, I mean, they work for the hospital. It's like returning to the scene of the crime.
Rachel: What? Monica, they are cute, they are doctors, (spelling it out in the air for her slow friend) cute doctors, doctors who are cute!
Chandler: Alright, what have we learned so far?
(There is a knock at the door. Someone turns the music off, then the whole party runs and hides, except for Monica and Rachel who answer their door. Ross stands in the doorway, holding a box, but everyone is too keyed up to notice that it's him.)
The Whole Party: (Jumping up) SURPRISE!!!
(Ross is so startled that he throws his arms up to defend himself. The box takes off, then lands with a squishy thud, its contents oozing out onto the floor. Ross is not pleased.)

Rachel: Was that the cake?
Ross: Yeah, yeah. I got a lemon schmush.
Monica: Come on, she'll be here any minute.
(The whole party gathers round as Ross puts the box on the coffee table.)
Rachel: I hope it's okay.
(As Ross opens the lid, everybody looks at the mess inside.)
Monica: Oh...
Chandler: (Reading) "Happy Birthday Peehe."
Monica: Well maybe we can make a, a, a 'B' out of one of those roses.
(Phoebe quietly wanders in, to join the tableau.)
Ross: (Still annoyed) Yeah, we'll just use our special cake tools.
Phoebe: Hey, what's going on?
Ross: Oh, we just...
Phoebe's Friends: (Finally noticing the guest of honour) Surprise!
 This is so great! Oh my god! This was not at all scary. Hi everybody. Hi Betty! Betty, Hi! (Thrilled) You found Betty! Oh my god! (Hugging people) This is great. Everybody I love is in the same room, (still happy) Where's Joey?
(The party falls flat. Chandler tries to think of a witticism, but even he can't help...)
Chandler: Did you see Betty?
(Betty waggles her fingers to say "Hi", but Phoebe feels her birthday has been ruined by her twin.)
[Scene: A Restaurant, Ross is having lunch with his father who is examining his next forkful.]
Mr. Geller: I tell you one thing, I wouldn't mind having a piece of this sun-dried tomato business. Five years ago, if somebody had said to me, here's a tomato that looks like a prune, I'd say "get out of my office!"
Ross: Dad, before I was born, did you freak out at all?
Mr. Geller: I'm not freaking out, I'm just saying, if somebody had come to me with the idea andndash;
Ross: Dad, dad, dad, I'm talkin' about the whole uh, baby thing. Did you uh, ever get this sort of... panicky, "Oh my god I'm gonna be a father" kind of a thing?
Mr. Geller: No. Your mother really did the work. I was busy with the business. I wasn't around that much. Is that what this is about?
Ross: No, no, Dad, I was just wondering.
Mr. Geller: 'Cause there's time to make up for that. We can do stuff together. You always wanted to go to that Colonial Williamsburg. How 'bout we do that?
Ross: Thanks, Dad, really, I ju... you know, I just, I just needed to know, um... when did you start to feel like a father?
Mr. Geller: Oh, well, I, I guess it musta been the day after you were born.   And you squeezed it, so tight. And that's when I knew.
(Ross is so moved by his father's charming story, that he stops eating.)
Mr. Geller: So you don't wanna go to Williamsburg?
Ross: No, we can go to Williamsburg.
Mr. Geller: Eat your fish.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is just getting off of the intercom and turns off the TV which is still in the SAP mode.]
Monica: Rachel, the cute doctors are here.
Rachel: (entering from her room) Okay, coming!
(Monica opens the door for Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Geoffrey.)
Monica: Hi, come on in.
Dr. Mitchell: Hey.
Monica: Hi, Geoffrey.
Rachel: Hi.
Dr. Rosen: Ah here, we brought wine.
Dr. Mitchell: Look at this, it's from the cellars of Ernest and Tova Borgnine, so how could we resist?
Rachel: Oh, that's great. Look at that.
Dr. Rosen: So, Monica, how's the ankle?
Monica: It's uh...
(Rachel discreetly coughs to warn her.)
Monica (as Rachel): ..well, why don't you tell them? After all it, is your ankle.
Rachel (as Monica): You know what, it's feeling a lot better, thank you, um...  (They don't know what to do with their coats and Monica points to the living room) STAT!
(Rachel joins Monica who is in the kitchen area, opening the wine bottle. Rachel checks that the doctors aren't listening, then lowers her voice anyway.)
Rachel: Okay, listen, I'm thinking, why don't we just tell them who we really are? I mean, it'll be fine, I really think it'll be fine.
Monica: It will not be fine. We'll get in trouble.
Rachel: Oh, Monica!
Monica: A wuss? Excuse me for living in the real world, okay?
(Back at the couch, Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Rosen have concerns of their own.)
Dr. Mitchell: So?
Dr. Rosen: So... they sss-still seem normal.
Dr. Mitchell: That's because they are.
Dr. Rosen: (Nervously) okay, but you have to admit that every time we go out... Women we meet at the hospital... It turns into...
Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.)
(Meanwhile, back at the sink.)
Monica: I said we are not going to do it, okay?
Rachel: (Resenting the truth) I am not a baby! You know what? I swear to god, just because you get so uptight every time we...

Rachel: You know what?
Monica: What?
Rachel: You know what?
Monica: What!?
Rachel: You know what?
Monica: (getting angry) What!!?

(Rachel brightly limps back across the apartment with glasses of wine for the cute doctors, leaving an open-mouthed Monica in her wake.)
Rachel: Hello! Here we go!
Dr. Rosen: This is a great place. How long have you lived here?
Rachel: (as Monica) Thanks! I've been here about six years, and Rachel moved in a few months ago.
Monica: (as Rachel) Yeah... (joining the others) ..see, I was supposed to get married, but, um, I left the guy at the altar.
(Rachel tries to hide her alarm, but she squirms in her chair.)
Dr. Mitchell: Really?
Monica: (as Rachel) Yeah... Yeah, I know it's pretty selfish, but haha, hey, that's me. (Indicating a dish on the table) Why don't you try the hummus?
Dr. Rosen: So, Monica, what do you do?
Rachel: (as Monica) Aahh, I'm a... chef at a restaurant uptown.
Dr. Rosen: Good for you.
Rachel: (as Monica) Yeah it is, mostly because I get to boss people around, which I just love to do.
Dr. Rosen: This hummus is great.
Dr. Mitchell: God bless the chickpea.
Monica: (as Rachel) (Suddenly laughing) Oh, god, I am so spoiled... That's it!
(The doctors don't know what to make of all this.)
Rachel: (as Monica) And by the way, have I mentioned that back in high school, I was a cow?
Monica: (as Rachel) I used to wet my bed.
Rachel: (as Monica) I use my breasts to get other people's attention.
Monica: (as Rachel) (Revealing her anger to point at her best friend) We both do that!
(Rachel lets her anger show too. Hideously embarrassed, the doctors drain their glasses in the vicious pause which follows. The telephone rings, but the girls just glower at each other, silently daring the other to move first. Finally both guys jump up, and Michael wins.)
Dr. Mitchell: (on the phone) Monica and Rachel's apartment. Err yeh, aayah, yeh, just one second... (handing it to Monica) ..ah, Rachel, it's your dad.
Monica: (as Rachel) Hi, Dad. No, no, it's me. (Getting up to move further away from Rachel) li-listen, Dad, I can't talk right now, um, but there's something, um... there's something that I've been meaning to tell you...
(Monica glares triumphantly across the room, scaring Rachel who also stands up.)
Rachel: Would you excuse me for a second?
Monica: (as Rachel) Remember back in freshman year? (Talking fast before Rachel can catch her) Well, Billy Dreskin and I had sex on your bed.
(Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.)
Commercial Break
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the next morning, Ross, Phoebe, Chandler and Monica sit round the coffee table, playing Scrabble. Rachel, still in her dressing gown, is pleading on the phone, her free hand shaking with agitation.]
Rachel: (on phone) Daddy... Daddy... Daddy, why whyyy would I sleep with Billy Dreskin? His father tried to put you out of business! (Rachel turns to Monica, clasping the receiver to her bosom so Dr.Green can't hear, while mouthing "You are...") ...dead!

Monica: Ross, he's got the remote again.
Ross: Good. Maybe he can switch it back.
(Marcel changes channel to Bugs Bunny, who is speaking in Spanish.)
Ross: Maybe not.
(Meanwhile, Rachel has taken another call, from a nurse she'd hoped never to hear from again.)
Rachel: Hello? (Listens) Um, yeah, uh, (snapping her fingers at Ross who takes the remote from Marcel, then turns off the TV) Okay ah, hold on a second, lemme lemme just check and see if see if she's here.
(All animosity forgotten, Rachel holds the receiver out as she limps quickly over to her friend, who stands up in concern.)
Rachel: It's the woman from the hospital admissions office. She says there's a problem with the form. Oh, god, oh god...
Rachel and Monica: Oh god, waddawe do, waddawe do, waddawe do?
Monica: I don't know! Why don't you just explain? What do they want? Find out what they want!
Rachel: Okay (desperately hands the receiver over) no, you do it.
Monica: (taking the phone) Hello, this is Monica... Yeah??? Oh... (Smiles at Rachel to reassure her) Okay, yes, we'll be right, we'll be right down.(Listens) Thank you. (Hangs up)
Rachel: What?
Monica: We forgot to sign one of the admissions forms.
Rachel: Ohhh... (slumping in relief) Okay, you were right. You were right! This was just not worth it.
Monica: Thank you.
Rachel: Okay, let me just change.
Monica: Yes.
(Rachel goes to her room.)
Joey: (entering quietly) Hey.
Ross and Chandler: Hey!
Monica: Hi.
Phoebe: Trouble?
Joey: Your sister stood me up the other night.
Phoebe: Oh, no.
Ross: Well did you try calling her?
Joey: I've been trying for two days. When I called the restaurant, they said she was too busy to talk.
(Phoebe wants to be angry with Joey, but as she watches him shaking his head in pain and disbelief, she knows that it isn't his fault.)
[Scene: Riff's, Phoebe is entering. Ursula returns with two plates of chicken, but she only has time to set one on the table, when...]
Phoebe: Hey.
(Ursula turns in surprise.)
Ursula: Oh!

Ursula: Um, yeah, I'm just... (waving dismissively at the concept) ..working.
(Ursula points out a vacant table, so the twins walk over, side by side, to sit down. Departing customers walk right past the pair. Sitting at the back, a hungry gentleman looks most annoyed as Ursula sets his meal down in front of her. The girls sit.)
Phoebe: So.
Ursula: Uh-huh.
(Ursula is genuinely pleased that her sister has visited her, after so many years. Phoebe hesitates over how best to begin.)
Phoebe: Um, oh, I got you a birthday present.
(Ursula picks up a fork and begins eating the meat, while Phoebe removes a present from her bag.)
Ursula: Oh, wow! You remembered! (Opening it) Oh! It's a Judy Jetson thermos!
(She laughs at the childhood memory. Phoebe smiles at being able to make her point.)

Ursula: Right... Oh, I got something for you, too.
(Ursula gets up to fetch a box from her bag by the counter.)
Phoebe: How'd you know I was coming?
Ursula: Um, yeah, um, twin thing.
(Ursula puts the box directly into Phoebe's hand. Phoebe brightens.)
Phoebe: I can't believe you did this.
(Phoebe opens the box, to find something familiar inside.)
Phoebe: I can't believe you... (holding up Joey's cardigan) ..did this.
(Phoebe's smile hardens as she packs the cardigan away.)
Phoebe: So... What's the deal with umm, you and Joey?
Ursula: Oh, right. He is so great. But that's over.
(Ursula resumes eating her lunch..)
Phoebe: Does he know?
Ursula: Who?
Phoebe: Joey. You know, um, he's really nutsy about you.
Ursula: He is? Why?
Phoebe: You got me.
Ursula: Right.
(A waiter comes over for the stolen chicken. Ursula turns to him.)
Ursula: Excuse me. Doesn't this come with a side salad?
(The man gives up, shaking his head.)
Phoebe: So, um, are you gonna call him?
Ursula: What? (Indicating the departing waiter) Do you think he likes me?
Phoebe: No, Joey.
Ursula: Oh. No, no, he is so smart. He'll figure it out. (Offering to share her food) Do you want some chicken?
Phoebe: No. No food with a face.
Ursula: You have not changed!
(Ursula's eyes dance as she laughs and smiles, simply glad to be back with her sister.)
Phoebe: Yeah, you too.
(Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.)
[Scene: The Emergency Room. The officious admissions nurse is again on duty. Rachel and Monica enter, looking worried. As they approach the desk, Rachel adopts a winning smile, while Monica struggles to smile at all.]
Rachel: (as Monica) Hi, remember us?
Nurse: (Grimacing) Mmm hmmm.
Monica: (as Rachel) Um, okay. You just called a little while ago about needing a signature on the admissions form. Well, it turns out we need a whole new one (little laugh) because uh, you see, I-I, I put the wrong name again. (Little laugh) 'cause um...

Monica: (as Rachel) I am.  (Little laugh.)
Rachel: (as Monica) Yeah, and and, I'm just gonna pay for this with a check.
Nurse: Well, you know your insurance will cover that.
Rachel: (as Monica) Yeah, I know... (mirroring her friend) ..I'm I'm just not that bright either.
(The girls escape with a new form.)
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is neglecting the game of Scrabble, for he's busily drawing on his own childhood in an attempt to help Ross. Marcel chitters about.]
Chandler: Okay, worst case scenario. Say you never feel like a father.
Ross: Uh-huh.
Chandler: Say your son never feels connected to you, as one. Say all of his relationships are affected by this.
Ross: Do you have a point?
Chandler: You know, you think I would.
(Instead of scampering, Marcel stretches his neck as much as possible, and makes an unvoiced noise from his throat.)
Chandler: What's up with the simian?
Ross: It's just a fur ball.
Chandler: Okay... (returning to the board) ..whose turn is it?
Ross: Yours, I just got 43 points for 'KIDNEY'.
Chandler: No, no, you got zero points for 'IDNEY'.
Ross: I had a 'K'. Where's where's my 'K'?
(The unvoiced hissing continues. In alarm, Ross and Chandler look at the monkey, who is now in some distress.)
[Scene: The Emergency Room, Monica sits with Rachel, who is filling out an honest form at last. Ross and Chandler hurtle in. Little Marcel, wrapped in a fluffy towel, is cradled in Ross's arms. They dash up to the admissions desk. Ross is frantic.]
Ross: You've got to help me my monkey swallowed a 'K'!
(Hearing her brother's voice, Monica gets up to stand behind Chandler, followed by Rachel.)
Nurse: (angrily) You go get that animal outta here.
Ross: No, no you don't understand the animal hospital is way across town he's choking I don't know what else to do.
Monica: What's goin' on?
(Ross and Chandler turn at the voice...)
Chandler: Marcel swallowed a Scrabble tile.
Rachel: Oh.
(..then turn back to the desk when the surprise hits them, and Ross and Chandler whip around once more. Monica and Rachel recoil slightly.)
Nurse: Excuse me... This hospital is for people!
Ross: Lady, he is people. He has a name, okay? He watches Jeopardy! He he touches himself when nobody's watching. Please, please have a heart!
(Ross's vigorous protest is attracting attention.)
Dr. Mitchell: I'll take a look at him.
(Rachel, Monica, Ross and Chandler whip around for a second time, in formation.)
Rachel and Monica: Oh, thank you.
Monica: Michael.
Dr. Mitchell: Rachel.
Rachel: What?
Monica: (as Rachel) Monica.
Rachel: (as Monica) Oh.
Monica: (as Rachel) Hi.
Rachel: (as Monica) Hi.
(Monica smiles to cover her embarrassment, but Rachel sadly looks away...)
[Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.]
Phoebe: (as Ursula) Hey.
Joey: Urse...
(Phoebe nods as he stands up in delight.)
Joey: ..ah, what're you doing here? I've been trying to call you.
Phoebe: (as Ursula) Listen, um...
Joey: No, no, no, don't say "listen." I know that "listen." I've said that "listen."
Phoebe: (as Ursula) I'm sorry.
Joey: I don't get it. What happened? What about everything you said under the bridge?
(Phoebe is almost thrown by this.)

Joey: You don't drink.
Phoebe: (as Ursula) That's right, I don't... But I was, I was drunk on you!
Joey: Oh, Urse... (He tries to take her in his arms, but she fends him off.)
Phoebe: (as Ursula) Okay, yeah, so it's not gonna work.
Joey: Why? Is it because I'm friends with Phoebe?
Phoebe: (as Ursula) If it was, would you stop hanging out with her?
Joey: (Thinking carefully) no. No, I, I couldn't do that.
Phoebe: (as Ursula) Um, then yes, it's 'cause of Phoebe! So, you know, it's either her or me.
Joey: Then, uh, then I'm sorry.
(He sinks to the sofa, saddened by Ursula's ultimatum, while Phoebe follows, touched by Joey's good heart.)

Joey: I know...
(He looks up at her face and Phoebe, slipping out of character, smiles back at him. Joey's voice becomes soft and warm.)
Joey: I don't know whether it's just 'cause we're breakin' up or... what, but you have never looked so beautiful.
Phoebe: Really?
(Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...)
Joey: Pheebs?
Phoebe: (Automatically) Yeah. Oooh... (she's sprung.)
[Scene: The Hospital, Marcel lies on the operating table while recovering from the anaesthetic, tucked up under a sheet like an infant in a huge bed. Ross sits beside him, as a smiling Chandler, Monica and Rachel look on.]
Ross: He looks so tiny.
(The door bursts open, and Joey and Phoebe rush in.)
Joey: We just got the message.
Phoebe: Is he alright?
Ross: Yeah. The doctor got the 'K' out. He also found an 'M' and an 'O'.
Chandler: We think he was trying to spell out 'MONKEY.'
(Ross does not approve of Chandler's daft theory.)
Ross: Well, the doctor says he's gonna be fine, he's just sleeping now.
Chandler: (Tapping Ross on his shoulder) So, you feel like a dad yet?
Ross: No, why?
Chandler: Hey, come on, you came through, you did what you had to do. That is very dad.
(Ross does approve of this, but he's still not sure. The tiny figure stirs.)

Ross: (Quietly) hey, fella! How you doing?
 He looks up at his friends, who smile encouragingly, Rachel tenderly resting her chin upon Monica's shoulder. Ross realises that Chandler was right and he's gonna make a great dad!)
Closing Credits
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone except Joey is there. Rachel is looking out of the window and Ross is handing out some Chinese takeout. There's a small SAP in the corner of the screen.]
Ross: Aqui está. (Here it is!)
Monica: ¿A quién pidio el pollo General Tso? (Who ordered General Sal's chicken?)
Chandler: ¡Pudo aver sido General Tso! (It could've been General Sal!)
(Rachel points out of the window.)
Rachel: ¡Mira, mira, el viejo desnudo está haciendo el hula hoop! (Look, look, Ugly Naked Guy is doing the hula!)
(The others rush to the window for a look.)
All:¡Ewww! (Ewww!)
(Joey enters, happy again.)
All: ¡Hola, Joey! (Hi, Joey!)
Joey: ¡Hola, amigos! (Hey, everybody!)
(Marcel grabs the remote.)
Monica: Mira, Ross, Marcel se llevo el control remoto. (Look, Ross, Marcel's got the remote.)
Ross: ¡Lo que sucedio es que no le gusta la tele! (The thing is, he doesn`t like the program!)
(Everybody laughs.)
End


After all the teens got home, they were still scared that the ghost would come for them. It had been a few weeks, and the teens think they are okay, believing the ghost won't coming for them. Then, one gloomy night, when all the teens had a sleep over, the ghost came when they were sleeping and killed them all except for one. The ghost went into the teen's body and took over it, so that the ghost could live in humanity again.


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Each year betwen 2010 and 2016, Bristol CND asked young people aged 12-18 to show us, in a film or vlog 30–120 seconds long "What would you tell the world about nuclear weapons?".
The number of nuclear weapons in the world is now 75% less than in 1986 – it can be done! In the UK, in the age of austerity, all parties are questioning spending £205 billion on replacing Trident. Now we have the chance to lead the world and get rid of our immoral nuclear weapons.
Just take a look at what happened when we used nuclear weapons at Hiroshima and Ngasaki and you'll know why not. Since 1945, fear of nuclear war has cast a shadow over the world, fear that it may happen by accident, fear as more fingers hover over more buttons that can unleash Armageddon. And the more we depend on them and spend on them, the more other countries will want to have their own. It has to stop and CND has been campaigning for over 50 years for global abolition of nuclear weapons.
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Having finished up my batch of 5meoDiPT, I was eager to try some of the other research chemicals available.  One came in at 50mg and the other at 60mg, so I dosed the 50mg along with extra Vitamin C and a 120mg psuedoephedrine pill to clear up my runny nose. I was careful to keep detailed notes, so here they are:
4:25pm: Dosed ~50mg AMT along with vitamin C and psuedoephedrine, to trick my palate and for my nose. Pretty empty stomach, ate three hours earlier but only lightly. Another 60mg dose is waiting in the wings, if, after exactly 2 hours, this dose doesn't kick in.
5:23: no nausea, but no effects either.
5:48: Welcome nausea... manageable- noticing something
5:57: Stuff is moving!
6:10: getting started, pupils have become dilated
6:20: two hours out and just getting started, so I'll save the other cap for another day. Plus I have lots of nausea right now. Pretty good effects so far.
Ceiling is breathing, so that's a good sign :)
Time for some nitrous... Pretty good!
6:36: More nitrous- that last whippet was great! Still nausea tho, bleh.
7:00: Euphoria! A huge rush! A nice clean feeling, not 'sloppy' feeling like Foxy. Hard to ponder the differences right now though, eh...
7:27: Pretty groovy! Nice effects. Glad I didn't re-dose, I need to get a feel as to how long this stuff lasts. 7:50: Still going strong, not overwhelming.
8:24: Still nice and thick- I guess I could've done DXM tonight, but at least I'm cognizant for it all!
9:04: Teeth gritting, so I'm taking an ibuprofen
10:49: Did all the whippets, oh well. Still going pretty strong, headache though.
11:12: Take melatonin and kava kava pills, gotta get to sleep after all- heh, or try
12:43: Heh, my pupils are huge. Take one generic Alka-Seltzer tab because that usually gets me sleepy in about 20 minutes.
Well, and that's all I wrote. Overall it was a great first time run with AMT. I didn't quite believe all the hype I'd heard about it, but now I know it's true. I didn't do anything crazy and I had some nice deep introspection about 6-7 hours into the trip, with only very mild paranoia at one point. Nice to see that my pupils were dilated, that hasn't happened in a long time.
The only negative things I can report are being very tired right now, about 31 hours after the dosing, because I didn't fall asleep as planned. In fact, even though I took a lot of OTC sleeping aides, I tossed and turned for quite a while, although I'm glad I got *some* sleep. Even though I tried my best to keep from gritting my teeth, I seem to have done that as well because a few of my molars ache right now. I'm considering buying a professional mouth guard like the ones boxers use; I feel it'd be more efficient and plus I don't want to look like a raver :)
Also I didn't eat anything since about 1pm yesterday, but I don't feel overly starved. I did eat one energy bar before leaving today. This was a great first experience, and I would highly reccomend this substance to anyone looking for a good legal acid alternative. I experienced no overall body load other than the lingering nausea, with no aches or cramps like from Foxy.
The nitrous oxide was a good component of the trip, but it served a purely supplemental role. I've had many really in-depth nitrous and Foxy experiences, but with AMT it was just like doing nitrous while otherwise sober; there were noticable effects but it didn't really potentiate the overall trip for more than a minute at most.
Overall the euphoria aspect of the AMT makes it a great substance, I was able to take a satirical view of myself and my life without being too harsh on myself and on others. Plus, I had a bit of narcissism at one point, I couldn't stop looking at myself in the mirror. This was a very positive experience, and in the future I look forward to taking the 60mg cap and eventually working my way up to a 100mg dose, which seems to be the peak of normal dosing among my peers.
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| Packages that use DeciderIF | |
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| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav.utils.comparators | Provides Comparators which are used by the Navigator. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.basic | The basic implementation of the Navigator core interfaces. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.value | General (Topic Map independent) value-producing tags, which provide mainly set manipulation operations on collections. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.utils | Provides utility classes for the Navigator Tag Libraries and Framework. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils | This package provides topic map utility classes, which are a toolkit for working with the topic map model provided by the core interfaces. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.deciders | Provides DeciderIFs which are used by the Navigator. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.ltm | This package provides support for the textual Linear Topic Map Notation (or LTM) format for topic maps. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.rdf | This package provides support for RDF (Resource Description Framework), a topic map-like data model for metadata defined by the W3C. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.xml | Classes for importing and exporting topic maps in the XML interchange format. |
| net.ontopia.utils | Contains utility classes and generic interfaces. |
| ontopoly.utils |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav.utils.comparators |
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| Fields in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav.utils.comparators declared as DeciderIF | |
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protected DeciderIF<VariantNameIF> |
ContextNameGrabber.within
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| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.basic |
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| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.basic that implement DeciderIF | |
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class |
TypeDecider
INTERNAL: Decider for verifying if a given topic type is identical or a subclass of a reference topic type (for example occurrence type). |
| Fields in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.basic declared as DeciderIF | |
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protected DeciderIF |
DeciderIFWrapper.decider
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| Constructors in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.basic with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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DeciderIFWrapper(DeciderIF decider)
INTERNAL: Default constructor. |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.value |
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| Methods in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.value that return DeciderIF | |
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DeciderIF |
BaseScopedTag.getScopeDecider(int scopeType)
INTERNAL: Get FilterIF object which provides the possibility to decide if one topic map objects belongs to the wanted scope. |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.utils |
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| Methods in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.utils that return DeciderIF | |
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static DeciderIF |
ScopeUtils.getScopeDecider(javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext pageContext,
ContextTag contextTag,
int scopeType)
INTERNAL: Get FilterIF object which provides the possibility to decide if one topic map objects belongs to the wanted scope. |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils |
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| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils that implement DeciderIF | |
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class |
ApplicableInContextDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is applicable in the user context. |
class |
IntersectionOfContextDecider<S extends ScopedIF>
INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is an intersection of the user context or not. |
class |
SubjectIdentityDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the object is an instance of a topic with the given subject identifier. |
class |
SubsetOfContextDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is a subset of the user context or not. |
class |
SupersetOfContextDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the ScopedIF's scope is a superset of the user context or not. |
class |
UnconstrainedScopeDecider
INTERNAL: This decider accepts all objects in the unconstrained scope, letting a sub-decider rule for object not in the unconstrained scope. |
| Fields in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils declared as DeciderIF | |
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protected DeciderIF |
AssociationWalker.assocDecider
PROTECTED: The decider used to filter associations to only those which are being walked |
protected DeciderIF |
AssociationWalker.leftRoleDecider
PROTECTED: The decider used to filter the left-hand role of the transitive association |
protected DeciderIF |
AssociationWalker.rightRoleDecider
PROTECTED: The decider used to filter the right-hand role of the transitive association. |
protected DeciderIF |
UnconstrainedScopeDecider.subdecider
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| Methods in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils that return DeciderIF | |
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static DeciderIF |
TMDeciderUtils.getTypeDecider(Collection oktypes)
INTERNAL: Creates a decider that approves all objects that implement TypedIF and which have a type included in the collection. |
static DeciderIF |
TMDeciderUtils.getTypePSIDecider(Collection okpsis)
INTERNAL: Creates a decided that approves all objects that implement TypedIF and which has a type which has one of the subject identifiers as one of its subject identifiers. |
| Methods in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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static TopicIF |
MergeUtils.mergeInto(TopicMapIF targettm,
TopicIF source,
DeciderIF decider)
PUBLIC: Merges the source topic from into the target topic map, when the source topic is not already in the target topic map. |
static void |
TopicMapSynchronizer.update(TopicMapIF target,
String ttopicq,
DeciderIF tchard,
TopicMapIF source,
String stopicq,
DeciderIF schard)
PUBLIC: Updates the target topic map from the source topic map, synchronizing the selected topics in the target (ttopicq) with the selected topics in the source (stopicq) using the deciders to filter topic characteristics to synchronize. |
static void |
TopicMapSynchronizer.update(TopicMapIF target,
String ttopicq,
DeciderIF tchard,
TopicMapIF source,
String stopicq,
DeciderIF schard)
PUBLIC: Updates the target topic map from the source topic map, synchronizing the selected topics in the target (ttopicq) with the selected topics in the source (stopicq) using the deciders to filter topic characteristics to synchronize. |
static void |
TopicMapSynchronizer.update(TopicMapIF target,
TopicIF source,
DeciderIF tfilter)
PUBLIC: Updates the target topic map against the source topic, synchronizing only the characteristics from the target that are accepted by the filter. |
static void |
TopicMapSynchronizer.update(TopicMapIF target,
TopicIF source,
DeciderIF tfilter,
DeciderIF sfilter)
PUBLIC: Updates the target topic map against the source topic, synchronizing only the characteristics from the target and source that are accepted by the filters. |
static void |
TopicMapSynchronizer.update(TopicMapIF target,
TopicIF source,
DeciderIF tfilter,
DeciderIF sfilter)
PUBLIC: Updates the target topic map against the source topic, synchronizing only the characteristics from the target and source that are accepted by the filters. |
| Constructors in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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AssociationWalker(DeciderIF assocDecider,
DeciderIF fromRoleDecider,
DeciderIF toRoleDecider)
PUBLIC: Creates a walker which uses deciders to traverse the associations. |
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AssociationWalker(DeciderIF assocDecider,
DeciderIF fromRoleDecider,
DeciderIF toRoleDecider)
PUBLIC: Creates a walker which uses deciders to traverse the associations. |
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AssociationWalker(DeciderIF assocDecider,
DeciderIF fromRoleDecider,
DeciderIF toRoleDecider)
PUBLIC: Creates a walker which uses deciders to traverse the associations. |
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UnconstrainedScopeDecider(DeciderIF subdecider)
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| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.deciders that implement DeciderIF | |
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class |
InstanceDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that takes either TypedIF or TopicIF and returns ok if it is an instance of one of the types it was constructed with. |
class |
TMDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that allows the user to filter out chosen objects used for testing the filtering of exporters. |
class |
TMExporterDecider
INTERNAL: Accepts or rejects topic map constructs based on their relations to other topic map constructs and a filter that makes decisions on an individual basis. |
class |
WithinScopeDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that decides whether the scoped object is broader than the context. |
| Constructors in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.deciders with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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TMExporterDecider(DeciderIF filter)
Creates a new TMExporterDecider. |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.ltm |
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| Fields in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.ltm declared as DeciderIF | |
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protected DeciderIF |
LTMTopicMapWriter.filter
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| Methods in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.ltm with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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void |
LTMTopicMapWriter.setFilter(DeciderIF filter)
PUBLIC: Sets the filter that decides which topic map constructs are accepted in the exprted ltm. |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.rdf |
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| Fields in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.rdf declared as DeciderIF | |
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protected DeciderIF |
RDFTopicMapWriter.filter
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| Methods in net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.rdf with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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void |
RDFTopicMapWriter.setFilter(DeciderIF filter)
PUBLIC: Sets the filter that decides which topic map constructs are accepted and exported. |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.topicmaps.xml |
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| Fields in net.ontopia.topicmaps.xml declared as DeciderIF | |
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protected DeciderIF |
XTMTopicMapWriter.filter
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protected DeciderIF |
AbstractTopicMapExporter.filter
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| Methods in net.ontopia.topicmaps.xml with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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void |
XTMTopicMapWriter.setFilter(DeciderIF filter)
PUBLIC: Sets a filter used to filter the topic map before export. |
void |
AbstractTopicMapExporter.setFilter(DeciderIF filter)
PUBLIC: Sets the filter that decides which topic map constructs are accepted in the exported TM/XML. |
| Uses of DeciderIF in net.ontopia.utils |
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class |
AndDecider<T>
INTERNAL: Decider that checks all subdeciders and returns true if all of them gives a positive decision. |
class |
CachedDecider<T>
INTERNAL: Decider that maintains a cache of decisions made on a set of objects. |
class |
ContainmentDecider<T>
INTERNAL: Decider that returns true if the object is contained in the referenced collection. |
class |
EqualsDecider<T>
INTERNAL: Decider whether the reference object is equal the given object. |
class |
GrabberDecider<T,G>
INTERNAL: Decider that grabs an object and passes it to the subdecider. |
class |
NotDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that negates the decision of the nested decider. |
class |
OrDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that checks all subdeciders and returns true of one of them gives a positive decision. |
class |
StringifierDecider
INTERNAL: Decider that stringifies an object and passes it to the subdecider. |
| Fields in net.ontopia.utils declared as DeciderIF | |
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protected DeciderIF |
StringifierDecider.decider
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protected DeciderIF |
NotDecider.decider
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protected DeciderIF<G> |
GrabberDecider.decider
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protected DeciderIF<G> |
GrabberCollection.decider
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protected DeciderIF<T> |
DeciderIterator.decider
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protected DeciderIF<T> |
DeciderFilter.decider
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protected DeciderIF<T> |
CachedDecider.decider
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| Fields in net.ontopia.utils with type parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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protected Collection<DeciderIF<T>> |
AndDecider.deciders
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| Methods in net.ontopia.utils that return DeciderIF | ||
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DeciderIF<T> |
CachedDecider.getDecider()
Gets the decider that being cached. |
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DeciderUtils.getFalseDecider()
INTERNAL: Returns a decider which always returns false. |
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static
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DeciderUtils.getTrueDecider()
INTERNAL: Returns a decider which always returns true. |
| Methods in net.ontopia.utils that return types with arguments of type DeciderIF | |
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Collection<DeciderIF<T>> |
AndDecider.getDeciders()
Gets the subdeciders. |
| Methods in net.ontopia.utils with parameters of type DeciderIF | ||
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void |
OrDecider.addDecider(DeciderIF decider)
Add a subdecider. |
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void |
AndDecider.addDecider(DeciderIF<T> decider)
Add a subdecider. |
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static
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CollectionUtils.filterSet(Collection<T> coll,
DeciderIF decider)
INTERNAL: Creates new Set that contains the elements from the input collection that the decider deems ok. |
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void |
OrDecider.removeDecider(DeciderIF decider)
Remove a subdecider. |
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void |
AndDecider.removeDecider(DeciderIF<T> decider)
Remove a subdecider. |
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void |
CachedDecider.setDecider(DeciderIF<T> decider)
Sets the decider that is to be cached. |
| Constructors in net.ontopia.utils with parameters of type DeciderIF | |
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CachedDecider(DeciderIF<T> decider)
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DeciderFilter(DeciderIF<T> decider)
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DeciderIterator(DeciderIF<T> decider,
Iterator<T> iterator)
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GrabberCollection(Collection<O> coll,
GrabberIF<O,G> grabber,
DeciderIF<G> decider)
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GrabberDecider(GrabberIF<T,G> grabber,
DeciderIF<G> decider)
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NotDecider(DeciderIF decider)
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OrDecider(DeciderIF decider)
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StringifierDecider(StringifierIF stringifier,
DeciderIF decider)
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AndDecider(Collection<DeciderIF<T>> deciders)
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| Classes in ontopoly.utils that implement DeciderIF | |
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class |
SchemaFilter
INTERNAL: Filters out Ontopoly constructs from topic maps. |
class |
SchemaOnlyFilter
INTERNAL: Filters out instances from the topic map so that only the Ontopoly meta-ontology and the ontology remain. |
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title: 12/1/2012
date: '2012-12-01T22:58:00.002-07:00'
author: Jacob .
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modified_time: '2012-12-01T22:58:35.259-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-2978942856995046129
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2012/12/1212012.html
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We saw Len off today, and I really didn't do much else. I got to hang out with Audrey and Lorelei a lot which was really nice. My big plan for tomorrow is to plan steps for the next couple weeks.
I did have a nice surprise from the scale this morning.
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| class | AnalyticManagerGroup |
| An IAnalyticsManager that proxies several subordinate IAnalyticsManagers More... | |
| class | AnalyticsEvent |
| A helper class for building events Usage: More... | |
| class | AutoFlushAnalyticsManager |
| A proxy analytics manager that performs Flush automatically by time More... | |
| class | BaseAnalyticsEvent |
| A base helper class for building events More... | |
| class | BaseAnalyticsManager |
| Common base class for analytic managers with common functionality More... | |
| class | BaseProxyAnalyticsManager |
| An abstract proxy analytics manager so various proxy classes can be easily implemented More... | |
| interface | IAnalyticsManager |
| Generic AnalyticsManager to wrap specific Analytics SDKs for simplified use More... | |
| class | PlayerPrefsCachedAnalyticsManager |
| A proxy IAnalyticsManager that caches all the analytics operations to the local Unity PlayerPrefs so the events and data will persist across crashes and restarts of the app More... | |
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| enum | AnalyticsFeatureType { None, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountTracking, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountIncrement, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountSet, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountSetOnce, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountAddToList, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountUnionList, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountIntersectList, AnalyticsFeatureType.AccountRemoveFromList, AnalyticsFeatureType.NamedEvents, AnalyticsFeatureType.NamedEventsWithNamedAttributes, AnalyticsFeatureType.SetGlobalEventAttribute, AnalyticsFeatureType.SetGlobalEventAttributeOnce, AnalyticsFeatureType.RevenueTracking } |
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/vivo/ |
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VIVO |
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link=Log in |
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Log in to VIVO |
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loginName |
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Password |
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loginForm |
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Faculty Member |
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link=Faculty Member |
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Faculty Member |
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link=Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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//h2[@id='hasResearchArea']/a/img |
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Manage Concepts |
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link=Return to Profile Page |
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link=Select or create a VIVO-defined concept. |
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Edit |
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Create Your Own Concept |
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Concept |
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link=Return to Manage Concepts |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Libra |
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5000 |
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${KEY_DOWN} |
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label=Performance |
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Apes on Parade |
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1991 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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USABC123456789 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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label=Newsletter |
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Ape Week |
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1988 |
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1990 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Primate Reactions |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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label=Postdoc or Fellow Advising Relationship |
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Smith |
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Joe |
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Primates-R-Us Fellowship |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Primate Feeding |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Variety of Apes in Africa |
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1983 |
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1983 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Primates of East Africa |
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1984 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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JF Feeding |
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JF Feeding Revised |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Monkey Trainer of the Year |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Primate Expert Association |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Adams |
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Amy |
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Primate Feeding |
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2013 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Jane |
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Elizabeth |
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Faculty |
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Faculty, Jane |
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607-244-4444 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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The Jungle |
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Congo City |
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Congola State |
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1234567890 |
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Democratic Republic of Congo |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Ms. |
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III |
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Faculty, Jane |
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//h3[@id='orcidId']/a/img |
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1234 |
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Faculty, Jane |
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tinymce |
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Faculty, Jane |
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//h3[@id='scopusId']/a/img |
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tinymce |
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Faculty, Jane |
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link=Cancel |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Add new entry for: eRA Commons ID |
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tinyMCE.activeEditor.setContent('ABC123987') |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Index of Contents |
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Faculty Member |
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Faculty, Jane |
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Assistant Professor |
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I am named after Jane in the Tarzan stories. |
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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607-255-5555 |
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link=Mann Library Homepage |
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link=Librarian, Lily Lou |
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Librarian, Lily Lou Assistant Librarian |
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link=Apes on Parade |
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Apes on Parade 1991 - |
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css=li.nonSelectedGroupTab.clickable |
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Ape Week (Newsletter) 1988 - 1990 |
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link=Primate Reactions |
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link=USABC123456789 |
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//div[@id='wrapper-content']/ul/li[6] |
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I study monkeys, of course. |
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Apes |
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//div[@id='wrapper-content']/ul/li[8] |
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I teach monkeys to communicate. |
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postdoc or fellow advising relationship |
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link=Smith, Joe |
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//div[@id='wrapper-content']/ul/li[10] |
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I travel the country teaching monkeys in zoos how to communicate. |
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Variety of Apes in Africa (Conference Poster) 1983 |
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Primates of East Africa 1984 - |
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//div[@id='wrapper-content']/ul/li[12] |
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link=Licensed Primate Expert |
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link=Primate Expert Association |
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link=Monkey Trainer of the Year |
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Adams, Amy, 2013 - |
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//div[@id='wrapper-content']/ul/li[14] |
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Ms. Jane Elizabeth Faculty, III |
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The Jungle |
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Congo City |
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Congola State |
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1234567890 |
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Democratic Republic of Congo |
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607-244-4444 |
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ABC123987 |
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123456789 |
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Ape Week (Newsletter) 1988 - 1990 |
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Apes |
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I teach monkeys to communicate. |
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postdoc or fellow advising relationship |
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I travel the country teaching monkeys in zoos how to communicate. |
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faculty mentoring relationship |
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Ms. Jane Elizabeth Faculty, III |
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The Jungle |
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Congo City |
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Congola State |
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Democratic Republic of Congo |
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607-244-4444 |
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ABC123987 |
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123456789 |
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976976976976 |
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Javascript Math.random()
Math.random() returns a random number between 0 (included) and 1 (excluded)


First, we need to learn some basic HTML
Headings define the outline of our site. There are six levels of
This is how you make an unordered list:
This is what an ordered list looks like:
Sometimes, you need to draw attention to a particular word or phrase
Other times you need to strong ly emphaize the importance of a word or phrase
And sometimes you need to shout!
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Data Returns – guidance
Date and Time
This data standard tells us how to format and work with Date and Time information. Use of this data standard results in dates and times being consistently formatted. This consistency increases completeness, clarifies the date/time precision, reduces chance of error, removes ambiguity, reduces uncertainty and increases the interoperability of our data and systems.
Character Definitions
The following character definitions are used in this Quick Guide:
- [Y] represents a digit used in the time element “year”;
- [M] represents a digit used in the time element “month”;
- [D] represents a digit used in the time element “day”;
- [h] represents a digit used in the time element “hour”;
- [m] represents a digit used in the time element “minute”;
- [s] represents a digit used in the time element “second”;
- “T” represents the start of the time component of a recorded date and time.
Date Format
A date is recorded as YYYY-MM-DD where:
- [YYYY] is the full 4-digit year;
- [MM] is the 2-digit calendar month number from 01 to 12, with a leading “0” inserted for the months of January to September e.g. “01” for January;
- [DD] is the calendar day from 01 to 31 (01 to 30 for April, June, September and November and 01 to 28 for February with 29 in a leap year) with a leading “0” inserted for days before the 10th day of a month e.g. “02” for 2 January;
- The separator character is a hyphen “-“.
- Examples: 3 September 1972 is recorded as 1972-09-03.
Time Format
A time is recorded as hh:mm:ss where:
- [hh] is the full 2-digit hour using the 24-hour clock that runs from 00 to 23 with a leading “0” inserted for the hours before 10am e.g.“07” for 7am.
- [mm] is the full 2-digit minute that runs from 00 to 60 with a leading “0” inserted for the minutes before 10 minutes e.g.“06” for 6 minutes;
- [ss] is the full 2-digit second that runs from 00 to 60, with a leading “0” inserted for the seconds before 10 seconds e.g.“02” for 2 seconds;
- The separator character is a colon “:“.
- Examples: Four seconds past 7:13am is recorded as 07:13:04. Ten seconds past 11:04pm is recorded as 23:04:10.
Date and Time Format
Date and Time are recorded together as YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss (although by agreement of both parties in data exchange, the “T” may be dropped and replaced with a single space i.e. YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss) where:
- Date is recorded as above;
- Time is recorded as above;
- A “T” is inserted between the Date and Time.
- Examples: Four seconds past 7:13am on 3 September 1972 is recorded as 1972-09-02T07:13:04. Ten seconds past 11:04pm on 16 December 2013 is recorded as 2013-12-16T23:04:10.
Reduced Precision Formats
If a precise Date and Time is not required (or is not actually known), the full Date and Time format can be amended by omitting digits and characters, starting from the extreme right-hand side.
This has the effect of reducing the precision of the recorded Date and Time.
Examples:
| Situation | Action | Example |
|---|---|---|
| If you need the exact date and time to the nearest second | Record full date and time | 2013-09-03 12:01:56 |
| If you need the date and time to the nearest minute | Omit seconds from the time element | 2013-09-03 12:01 |
| If you need the date and time to the nearest hour | Omit seconds from the time element | 2013-09-03 12 |
| If you need the date to the nearest day | Omit the time element | 2013-09-03 |
| If you need the date to the nearest month | Omit the day and time elements | 2013-09 |
| If you need the year | Omit the month, day and time elements | 2013 |
Date and Time Range
For a Date and Time range, use the Date and Time format above for the time of the start interval and again for the end interval with a forward slash “/” as a separator character i.e.
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss/YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss Reduced precision formats can also be used in Date and Time ranges.
Examples:
| Situation | Action | Example |
|---|---|---|
| If you need the exact date and time range to the nearest second | Record full dates and times with the slash separator | 2013-09-03T12:01:56/2014-09-04T 12:30:04 |
| If you need the date and time range to the nearest minute | Omit seconds from the time element | 2013-09-03T12:01/2014-09-04T12:30 |
| If you need the date range to the nearest day | Omit the time element | 2013-09-03/2014-09-04 |
| If you need the date range to the nearest month | Omit the day and time elements | 2013-09/2014-09 |
| If you need the range from year to year | Omit the day, month and time elements | 2013/2014 |
Date Range Terms
Date Range terms and their meanings are as follows:
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Quarter 1 | Jan-Mar YYYY |
| Quarter 2 | Apr-Jun YYYY |
| Quarter 3 | Jul-Sep YYYY |
| Quarter 4 | Oct-Dec YYYY |
| First half of the Year | Jan-Jun YYYY |
| Second half of the Year | Jul-Dec YYYY |
| Calendar Year | YYYY |
| Financial Year | YY/YY or YYYY/YY |
Date and Time in IT Software
Date and Time data must not be stored in databases as strings or digits but in the pre-defined Date and Time format of the database software concerned. Client software interfacing with the database must display and transfer Date and Time data in a way that is consistent with this Quick Guide.
Documents
BS ISO 8601:2004 - Representation of dates and times. See the DMMI National Lead for Data Standards for this external Standard if you require it.


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Girl Lux hired my company LaunchMachine to manage the marketing of their Kickstarter campaign.
As their growth engineer, I designed and built several landing pages to increase the number of backers as well as boost social media engagement of the project.
The below 'Update Landing Page', was designed to encourage people to 'Like' their media coverage.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% load static %} {% load otis_extras %} {% block layout-content %} {% if student.is_delinquent %}
Here is a link to a payment page that works without login (so obviously, only send this to people you trust): https://otis.evanchen.cc{% url "payments-invoice" student.pk checksum %}
This invoice was last updated on {{ invoice.updated_at }} server time. It was first created at {{ invoice.created_at }}.
Please contact me if you think there are any errors (I make mistakes every year!).
{% if student.semester.first_payment_deadline or student.semester.most_payment_deadline %}As a reminder, the payment deadlines are:
If you have an assistant instructor, that payment should be done separately.
{% if request.user.is_staff %}No invoice is currently available.
{% endif %} {% include "dashboard/back_link.html" %} {% endblock layout-content %}


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| PP_Resource(* | Create )(PP_Instance instance, PP_InputEvent_Type type, PP_TimeTicks time_stamp, uint32_t modifiers) |
| void(* | AddTouchPoint )(PP_Resource touch_event, PP_TouchListType list, const struct PP_TouchPoint *point) |
| PP_Bool(* | IsTouchInputEvent )(PP_Resource resource) |
| uint32_t(* | GetTouchCount )(PP_Resource resource, PP_TouchListType list) |
| struct PP_TouchPoint(* | GetTouchByIndex )(PP_Resource resource, PP_TouchListType list, uint32_t index) |
| struct PP_TouchPoint(* | GetTouchById )(PP_Resource resource, PP_TouchListType list, uint32_t touch_id) |
The PPB_TouchInputEvent
interface contains pointers to several functions related to touch events.
| void(* PPB_TouchInputEvent::AddTouchPoint)(PP_Resource touch_event, PP_TouchListType list, const struct PP_TouchPoint *point) |
Adds a touch point to the touch event in the specified touch-list.
| [in] | touch_event | A PP_Resource corresponding to a touch event. |
| [in] | list | The list to add the touch point to. |
| [in] | point | The point to add to the list. |
| PP_Resource(* PPB_TouchInputEvent::Create)(PP_Instance instance, PP_InputEvent_Type type, PP_TimeTicks time_stamp, uint32_t modifiers) |
Creates a touch input event with the given parameters.
Normally you will get a touch event passed through the HandleInputEvent and will not need to create them, but some applications may want to create their own for internal use. The type must be one of the touch event types. This newly created touch input event does not have any touch point in any of the touch-point lists. AddTouchPoint
should be called to add the touch-points.
| [in] | instance | The instance for which this event occurred. |
| [in] | type | A PP_InputEvent_Type identifying the type of input event. |
| [in] | time_stamp | A PP_TimeTicks indicating the time when the event occurred. |
| [in] | modifiers | A bit field combination of the PP_InputEvent_Modifier flags. |
PP_Resource
containing the new touch input event. struct PP_TouchPoint(* PPB_TouchInputEvent::GetTouchById)(PP_Resource resource, PP_TouchListType list, uint32_t touch_id) [read] |
Returns the touch-point with the specified touch-id in the specified list.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a touch event. |
| [in] | list | The list. |
| [in] | touch_id | The id of the touch-point. |
PP_TouchPoint
representing the touch-point. struct PP_TouchPoint(* PPB_TouchInputEvent::GetTouchByIndex)(PP_Resource resource, PP_TouchListType list, uint32_t index) [read] |
Returns the touch-point at the specified index from the specified list.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a touch event. |
| [in] | list | The list. |
| [in] | index | The index. |
PP_TouchPoint
representing the touch-point. | uint32_t(* PPB_TouchInputEvent::GetTouchCount)(PP_Resource resource, PP_TouchListType list) |
Returns the number of touch-points in the specified list.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a touch event. |
| [in] | list | The list. |
| PP_Bool(* PPB_TouchInputEvent::IsTouchInputEvent)(PP_Resource resource) |
IsTouchInputEvent() determines if a resource is a touch event.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to an event. |
PP_TRUE
if the given resource is a valid touch input event, otherwise PP_FALSE
.


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Pancetta boudin tongue chicken short loin beef ribs. Pastrami boudin leberkas, shoulder beef ribs biltong sausage cow. Beef ribs tenderloin biltong ground round pastrami leberkas tongue, jerky tri-tip short loin. Ribeye bresaola short ribs shoulder. Chicken rump filet mignon biltong tri-tip shoulder turkey. Ground round tri-tip flank fatback. Hamburger capicola kevin cow frankfurter beef ribs shankle flank tenderloin turkey drumstick biltong swine prosciutto tri-tip.
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Categories have two types: allergy or health. If you want to filter out, choose allergy. If you want to filter in, use health.
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FAQs
Yes, definitely. Anyone with little knowledge or totally new to this can apply. It will give them a chance to improvise their coding skills.
No. This is an individual coding competition.
Yes definitely, there are many things planned for those who are participating. Get ready for exciting giveaways.
There is no specific domain for the questions but the concept knowledge is tested.
Preferably use a laptop/desktop and there is no constraint on the programming languages to answer.
You can choose any programming language that you are comfortable with and practice problems in it provided on the internet. Don't set your goals very high to be disappointed, don't stress out, take regular break and practice well beforehand.
There are a set of logical problems provided that the contestants have to work out a solution and a code for, sometimes staying up all night. The leaderboard is determined by how fast the participants figure it out and how many test cases does their code work for. Based on the leaderboard, the top contestants qualify for the next round. In this event, there will be experienced speakers speaking about various interesting topics in between every round.
Hackathons are events for developing an idea that a large group of people collaborate on, usually lasting several days and working on a product like an app for real life use, while Competitive Coding is more like a challenge for coders to test their proficiency and speed while dealing with problems that are more logical or reasoning based.
No, the timer keeps going. Even if you get disconnected during the challenge you can't resume from where you left off .
Events like Mozcode helps you to deal with coding challenges, getting a creative approach towards problem-solving, and winners will also be awarded many exciting cash prizes.
Based on leaderboards, participants will qualify for next round. Points will be awarded on the basis of time taken, no. of test cases passed and total tries.
The only requirement is your Motivation to solve a problem in least possible time.
It will last for two days. Day 1 will start with opening Ceremony and then round 1 will begin ,the remaining two rounds will be on the 2nd day ending with the result declaration and prize distribution.
If there is something that is still not clear or we didn’t cover, please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or reach out to us on our social media handles!


MoodWalkR is an application developed by Makina Corpus that allows to calculate pedestrians itineraries according to their desires. It is possible to connect two points by choosing the fastest route, the cultural walk, the night trip or your desire of nature.
Unlike conventional applications, MoodWalkR optimizes the circuit by using sidewalks and crosswalks, taking into account the drop, crossing public places and green spaces.
It is possible to calculate circular course, ideal for sportsmen, tourists and family walks.
Communities, organisations, companies ... Contact us to offer this new innovative service to your citizens
MoodWalkR is the winner of the Booster Nova Smart Cities Digital Challenge. This call for projects is part of an open innovation dynamic in order to create new solutions for the metropolises and their citizens. The selected projects bring new commercial services by combining the Open data of the metropolises and the satellite data.
MoodWalkR was designed to explore all routes, big and small. All walks are calculated from the point of view of a pedestrian, taking into account crosswalks, particularly steep areas, and any other potentially interesting surrounding elements. It could, for example, urge you to cross a square or wander through a vibrant area !
Would you like MoodWalkR to be in sync with the graphic charter of your company or of a specific event? Makina Coprus can personalize the base map of the app for a more old fashioned, colorful or artistically hazy effect! Click here for more information on the different aesthetics MoodWalkR has to offer.
With this app you can, like Montpellier, add specific themes to the zones of interest you would like to highlight in your city!
MoodwalkR can adapt to your occasional desire to advertise a festival, an exhibit or a street market in your city!


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- Nuget Package
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- Provides a consistent configuration of MongoDb contexts.
- Extends the NetFusion.Settings plugin.
- Each MongoDb context is represented as a configuration setting.
- Automatically discovers and configures all mapping classes.
- Define a configuration section to represent the database within appsettings.json.
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Declare class such as ContactDb
deriving from MongoSettings.
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Define entity mappings by deriving from the EntityClassMap base class.
See the CustomerMapping for an example.
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Inject an instance of the IMongoDbClient generic interface
using the setting class as the generic parameter.
- Usually the IMongoDbContext is injected into a repository.
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The implementation of the repository is usually
defined within the Infra project.
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The interface implemented by the repository is
defined within the Domain project.
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Customer/
Address ) defined within the Domain project.
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Repositories are usually injected into a controller
or Command/Query handlers.
The following examples will invoke a controller method on the server injecting a repository
based on MongoDb.
The following example will add a new customer document to the database.
The results are displayed with the assigned document Id.
The following example will query an existing customer document by its identity value.
The resulting customer document is displayed. Use the returned customer identity value
from the prior example response. The results are displayed for the next example's input.
The following example will update an existing customer document by its identity value.
Modify the below customer document and save the changes. The updated results are displayed.


RTW :: Games
Research Project at Federal University of São Carlos
Learning with games
This website is the result of a scientific project focused on the ability of a computer to learn from humans, as they collaborate with the research just by playing games and having fun. The project is based on an approach called Games with a Purpose, that will be explored together with machine learning algorithms, in an attempt to expand the knowledge base of a never-ending language learner called NeLL.
You can read more about this project in the Project Overview section.


In a nutshell HTML is the standard markup language for creating web pages and web applications. HTML describes the structure of a web page semantically and originally included cues for the appearance of the document. HTML elements are the building blocks of HTML pages. HTML is what structures and allows, images and other objects to be embedded into the a webpage. HTML is the tool used to create structured documents by the use of semantic tags which organize text such as headings, paragraphs, lists, links, quotes and other items. HTML elements are applied by use of tags, written using Greater than and less than brackets. Throughout it's development tags such as [img] and [input] tags allowed for people to directly introduce content into the page. Browsers do not display the HTML tags, html just tells the browser how to display not what to display.


NOTICE:
We want to get this out of the way first, The “Partner Program” for Gilleo will be released in its third Phase.This program will be titled "Creators Zone" for short “CZ”.
So please stay with us till we have everthing set in place to request for the program.
Creators Zone will be implemented for those who have been verified by the staff. NO exceptions. We have an early draft requirement for this, you can check it out below if the information is available.
Creator Zone (C.Z.)
Welcome Creators, this is a quick run down of futuer plans for the Gilleo "Partner Program" and other information users may like to know of.
Gilleo will work to provide its best platform possible by an independent company. We will try to hold all rules listed in “Terms Of Use” to the fullest for every user and Creators that we are here to serve. All videos must be uploaded within the guidelines provided in “Upload Rules”. As such no users will be treated and different by status or partnership if any violations are present.
To keep costs low and keeping the best possible experience on this platform, each year we will have a digital flush. That means any channels/videos with less than 500 following (or 15k views) will be removed from the platform from the previous year. Videos that are more than two (2) years (that have not received Verification/Partner Program) will also have the same outcome.
As we grow the time frame will grow but the year to reach will stay the same. You are able to apply for verification at 2k following if you have an active viewing of 5k a video.
As Gilleo grows the process of verification and earning commission from videos will be required to go through a set of qualifications to make sure everyone gets their chance. Below we have set some information that will be required, please keep in mind some more requirements may be added or change later-on to suit a growing need...
First Time Creators
Getting to be a known Creator on Gilleo is a little bit easy, just keep at it and follow the required details, you should be verified sooner than you think
● Must have over 5k followers (early apply at 2k)
● Must have been on Gilleo more than 3 months
● Must have over 150 viewing in for yourself (c-hrs 1500)
● Be of age 18yr to qualify, if under must have parents register for you
● Must have 5k of video viewing from other users (c-hr 50k)
● Must be at "Good" standing for more than 6 months
Known Creators
Creators that have a big presence in other communities will be required to do a shorter path than the ones that's just starting off.
● Must be over 50k following
● (For CZ) must be active on site for more than 3 months
● Must have their profile set up at 100% info completion


Dear Francisco,
Could you arrange for this to be sent out to the College Council mailing list? Many thanks. All best, –John
A summary of recent news over the past few days from various sources is now online at
https://csi-covid19.github.io/Today/8-21-today/
Highlights:
Lots of things, but this seems not to have made it out yet. From the Guidance update #19:
NEW Recording of Remote Classes:
faculty offering classes through web conferencing digital technology like Zoom must not record a student in a class session without the student’s consent.
faculty who wish to record their class sessions must provide the following announcement, in emails, and/or class syllabus, to enrolled students and verbally at the opening of the first class session:
Students who participate in this class with their camera on or use a profile image are agreeing to have their video or image recorded solely for the purpose of creating a record for students enrolled in the class to refer to, including those enrolled students who are unable to attend live. If you are unwilling to consent to have your profile or video image recorded, be sure to keep your camera off and do not use a profile image. Likewise, students who un-mute during class and participate orally are agreeing to have their voices recorded. If you are not willing to consent to have your voice recorded during class, you will need to keep your mute button activated and communicate exclusively using the "chat" feature, which allows students to type questions and comments live.
This is taken from a running collection of news being compiled by the College Council and Faculty Senate Executive Committees at:
https://csi-covid19.github.io/
If you wish to highlight any information for the college community, please share with John Verzani<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Be well,
John


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As with most of my projects, the building blocks to this site are available under the BSD Open Source License.
aircraftreregistration (Contains the models / templatetags / fixture data of when certificates expire and are eligible for reissuance)
faadata (Contains the models and load scripts necessary to get a copy of the FAA's aircraft database up and running)


The running joke among Indian entrepreneurs is that it's easier to get a divorce than to shut down a company. And the experience of Stayzilla co-founders Yogendra Vasupal and Sachit Singhi shows that it can get extremely messy.
Closing a company in India can take years, though opening one - or many - is easy enough.
When Thirukumaran Nagarajan decided to close his edtech startup Eduraft in 2013, a year after setting it up, he simply ceased operations, returned investor money, and moved on.
Two years later, the auditors at his current venture NinjaCart \u2014his third attempt, and an agri-marketing platform that's managed to raise funding \u2014 advised him to formally close Eduraft.
It's been four years since he decided to take them up on that advice but he's still trying to wind up the business. "Since we didn't have any creditors and had returned our investor money, we thought we were good to go.
Later, we found out that it is not as simple as that. Regulatory compliance requires a procedure to be followed while returning money. Not shutting an earlier venture can create roadblocks for the current venture. We are now getting ready to file the winding-up petition," says Nagarajan.
While being an entrepreneur seems exciting and fail-fast is the new refrain, India's archaic laws and labyrinthine processes of liquidation make dealing with shutting down a startup far harder than handling the emotional struggle of giving up.


Pig Dice
By Jude Juma
Rules of play:
Two standard dice are rolled.
If neither die is a one, their sum is added to the turn total.
If a single one is rolled, the player loses their turn score and is forced to end their turn.
If two ones are rolled, the player loses their total score and is forced to end their turn.
The first player to reach 100 (or value of your choice) is the winner.
Reset Game
The Winner is...
Player Name
Player Name
Score to Win
Start Game
Current Role:
Score This Turn:
Total Score: 0
Roll
End Turn
Current Role:
Score This Turn:
Total Score: 0
Roll
End Turn


E-cigarette and vaporizer companies often push the narrative that their products are healthier than combustible cigarettes. However, there are many health problems caused by vaporizers, and the products have created a new generation of nicotine consumers.
E-cigarettes and vapes use a battery to heat up a liquid into an aerosol that users inhale. The "e-juice" that fills the cartridges usually contains; nicotine, a chemical that causes addiction; metals like tin, nickel and lead; benzene, a compound found in car exhaust; and a long list of other toxic chemicals. Vapes also contain diacetyl, which has been linked to the condition known as popcorn lung -- the scarring of lung tissue.
Though vapes are often marketed as a substitute to traditional smokers, many vapers are first-time users in middle and high school. From 2017 to 2018, the percentage of high schoolers who vaped in the last month more than doubled from 11% to 27.5%
Combustible products tend to offer flavors such as menthol and maybe grape or cherry when it comes to cigarillos. Popular vape flavors include gummi bear, banana nut bread, blue slushie and lemon tart. To combat the wave on new, younger nicotine users, the Food and Drug Administration banned vapes that are flavored like fruit, desserts and mint at the start of 2020.
Vape users are more likely to become infected with the COVID-19 virus, which also damages the lungs. Researchers at Stanford Medical School found that in teens and young adults those who vaped were five to seven times more likely to be infected than those who did not use e-cigarettes.