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The idea of Tekstedia is to develope a strong tech system that cuts across all aspects of technology in order to solve related issues of our era, thereby upgrading industrial, commercial and personal standards...
TEKSTEDIA creative thought rests on doing software development, web apps, mobile apps,3D designs, animations,commercial publicity, video commercial, SEO, digital marketing, hardware assembly and more.
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Tekstedia is to develope a strong tech system that cuts across all aspects of technology in order to solve related issues of our era, thereby upgrading industrial, commercial and personal standards.TeksTedia is a Cameroon based tech company. It was founded in the year 2019 with the motive to increase industrial, commercial and personal makes you different is uniqueness.The idea of Tekstedia is to develope a strong tech system that cuts across all aspects of technology in order to solve related issues of our era, thereby upgrading industrial, commercial and personal standards.
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Community Mental Health Board
The Community Mental Health Board of Oak Park Township (CMHB) is a branch of Oak Park Township. The CMHB is comprised of nine residents appointed by the Township Supervisor with the approval of the Township Trustees.
The purpose of the Community Mental Health Board is to assist in planning, developing, coordinating, evaluating, and funding mental health services in Oak Park. This includes services for persons with mental disorders, alcohol or other drug dependence or developmental disorders. The Township’s Community Mental Health Fund provides over $1million in financial support for programs and services to 12-20 agencies per year in Oak Park.
For RFPs, Strategic Plan, financials, agendas, minutes, resources, membership, and other information,
see http://oakpark.il.networkofcare.org/mh/content.aspx?id=679.
Board Membership Information
Members of the Community Mental Health Board are appointed by the Township Trustees to four-year terms. The Board looks for individuals with social service experience or experience in other areas directly and indirectly related to the field of mental health, developmental disabilities, and Substance Use Disorder. The Community Mental Health Board meets on the third Tuesday of every month.
For additional information about the CMHB, please contact Oak Park Township at<PHONE_NUMBER>, or click here for an application.
Contact Information
Lisa DeVivo
CMHB Executive Director
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Vanessa Matheny, MSW
CMHB Contracts Manager
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1010 Lake Street, Suite 616
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(708) 358-8855
Network of Care Website
The CMHB contracts with the Network of Care to maintain the CMHB’s website of local mental health services and other resources. Read more at http://oakpark.il.networkofcare.org/mh/index.aspx
Currently Funded Agencies
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Multicultural Behavioral Health Advocacy Commission
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you are a family in need of support, contact the Care Coordinators at<PHONE_NUMBER> or<PHONE_NUMBER>.
CMHB History
In 1973 Oak Park citizens voted to establish a Community Mental Health Board and levy an annual tax for the purpose "...of providing community mental health facilities and services including facilities for the developmentally disabled and those with Substance Use Disorder." The vote was authorized Community Mental Health Act, recently passed by the by the Illinois Legislature. For the full text of the act, go to:
MENTAL HEALTH (405 ILCS 20/) Community Mental Health Act.
Following the successful referendum, the Township board appointed the nine-member CMHB to carry out the duties and responsibilities of the Act. One year later a full-time executive director was hired to coordinate the day-to-day affairs, assist the voluntary Board members and add professional input and expertise to the Board's activities.
CMHB Mission
• Enhance the mental health and developmental potential of Oak Park residents
• Establish an appropriate continuum of community support service
• Manage local resources in a fiscally responsible manner.
Vision Statement
The Community Mental Health Board of Oak Park Township shall provide leadership to develop a comprehensive array of community based services, which are cost-effective, systematically evaluated, and responsive to evolving community needs. This requires a flexible network of easily accessible services for the treatment and prevention of mental illness, developmental disabilities, and Substance Use Disorder.
In pursuit of this vision, the board endorses the following concepts:
• Accessible, community focused network of care
• Development of a continuum of care, responsive to the community and the evolving needs of clients – children or adults
• Client-centered approach to the provision of care provided in a coordinated fashion responsive to presenting issues of clients
• Providing choice within an array of community-based alternatives
• Services that build on client strengths as well as disabilities
• Improve the quality of life for Oak Park residents with disabilities
Purpose and Philosophy
The Illinois Community Mental Health Act mandates that each Community Mental Health Board in the state:
• Review and evaluate community mental health services and facilities
• Plan for programs of community mental health services and facilities
• Consult with others regarding the most efficient delivery of services
• Authorize distribution of funds to mental health services and facilities
The Board is mandated to assure on behalf of the community that those in need of mental health, developmental disability or substance use disorder services will have those services available to them. To accomplish this task the Board must continuously engage in policy development to ensure access, quality, and cost efficiency for the community’s behavioral healthcare needs.


L.A. Confidenial is a rare bird indeed: a modern American crime epic with great acting, a great script, great direction and a great look to boot. How many films these days can you say such a thing about these days? The old saying that 'they don't make them like they used to' can really be put to the test here.
Director Curtis Hanson is not the sort of filmmaker who would normally be associated with this sort of movie - best known for his escapist films such as The Hand That Rocked the Cradle and The River Wild (which costarred Confidential's David Strathairn), Hanson managed to get enough street cred to be able to risk making a film which could finally launch him to the Hollywood A-list.
A risk because L.A. Confidential doesn't have what one would consider bona fide movie stars, in the U.S., at least - Kevin Spacey, while being an Oscar winner and having a sizable cult following, has never proven that he can open a film; Russell Crowe, while an award-winning actor for his Australian films Proof and Romper Stomper (which managed to make headlines by creating controversy because of its racist characters), has had a Hollywood career which so far been less than successful; and Guy Pearce, the former soapy heartthrob who only came to international prominence with The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert and who seemed to be destined afterwards to a life of more Australian films (the gender-swapping comedy Dating the Enemy, for example) and television series (The Man From Snowy River).
Hanson, then, should definately be applauded for managing to overcome the obvious difficulties he would have had in securing such a risky cast and succeeding. Casting two little known, non-American actors in a major Hollywood picture is almost unheard of, but hopefully we'll be seeing more of it in the future after this film. "No stars, just talent," indeed.
Bud White (Crowe) is a firey young cop who acts before he thinks, beats up on men who beat up on women and is fiercely loyal to his comrades, especially when he's pressured into giving evidence to an inquiry when he and his partner Dick Strensland (Graham Beckel) are photographed beating into a group of Mexican prisoners suspected of assailing a couple of policemen.
White's polar opposite is Ed Exley (Pearce), a by-the-book college boy who doesn't mind creating a few enemies if it can further his career. After spilling the beans on the beating, he becomes a Detective Lieutenant and becomes second-in-command behind police captain Dudley Smith (the brilliant James Cromwell) in a murder investigation which runs far deeper than either he or White could imagine.
The entire cast (which also includes Danny De Vito, Kim Basinger and another former Australian soap star, Simon Baker Denny) are terrific, but special mention must of course go to Crowe, Pearce and Spacey (as Jack Vincennes, another cop who gets caught up in the investigation) for their exceptional performances.
Hanson proves that he is definately a force to be reckoned with as a director. He has made a modern classic with this film, one that can very admirably stand alongside the films from the 40s and 50s. See it.
5 stars.
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Battleship game for the terminal, inherited from Team Coding Coders
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| Admiral () | |
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| Admiral (int numShips) | |
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| The destructor. More... | |
| Grid * | getBoard () |
| Gets the Admiral's game board. More... | |
| int | getNumShips () const |
| Gets the Admiral's total number of Ships. More... | |
| vector< Ship * > * | getFleet () |
| Gets the Admiral's fleet of Ships. More... | |
| int | getNumAfloat () const |
| Gets the number of the Admiral's Ships that are still afloat. More... | |
| void | setNumShips (const int numShips) |
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| void | setNumAfloat (const int num) |
| Sets the number of Ships that are still afloat; initially, the same number as the total number of Ships. More... | |
| void | addShip (const int size, const string *coordsArr) |
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| int | decNumAfloat () |
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| string | incomingShot (const string coord) |
| Checks the given coordinate in its m_board, updates the game board and the relevant Ship if necessary. More... | |
| int | findShipbyCoord (const string coord) const |
| Finds the index of the Ship in the fleet that occupies the given coordinate. More... | |
| void | loadShip (int size, string *coordsArr, bool status, int hits) |
| virtual string | fire () |
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| Grid | m_board |
| int | m_numShips |
| vector< Ship * > | m_fleet |
| int | m_numAfloat |
| Admiral::Admiral | ( | int | numShips | ) |
A constructor that takes one parameter.
| numShips | the number of Ships the Admiral will have. |
Definition at line 11 of file Admiral.cpp.
| Admiral::~Admiral | ( | ) |
The destructor.
Manually deletes each pointer contained by m_fleet.
Definition at line 17 of file Admiral.cpp.
| void Admiral::addShip | ( | const int | size, |
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| int Admiral::decNumAfloat | ( | ) |
Decrements the number of Ships still afloat; this function is called when a Ship sinks.
Definition at line 75 of file Admiral.cpp.
| int Admiral::findShipbyCoord | ( | const string | coord | ) | const |
Finds the index of the Ship in the fleet that occupies the given coordinate.
Definition at line 135 of file Admiral.cpp.
| Grid * Admiral::getBoard | ( | ) |
Gets the Admiral's game board.
Definition at line 28 of file Admiral.cpp.
| vector< Ship * > * Admiral::getFleet | ( | ) |
Gets the Admiral's fleet of Ships.
Definition at line 39 of file Admiral.cpp.
| int Admiral::getNumAfloat | ( | ) | const |
Gets the number of the Admiral's Ships that are still afloat.
Definition at line 45 of file Admiral.cpp.
| int Admiral::getNumShips | ( | ) | const |
Gets the Admiral's total number of Ships.
Definition at line 34 of file Admiral.cpp.
| string Admiral::incomingShot | ( | const string | coord | ) |
Checks the given coordinate in its m_board, updates the game board and the relevant Ship if necessary.
| coord | - the coordinate to try. |
Definition at line 81 of file Admiral.cpp.
| void Admiral::setNumAfloat | ( | const int | num | ) |
Sets the number of Ships that are still afloat; initially, the same number as the total number of Ships.
| num | the number of Ships. |
Definition at line 56 of file Admiral.cpp.
| void Admiral::setNumShips | ( | const int | numShips | ) |
Sets the number of Ships that Admiral has.
| numShips | the number of Ships. |
Definition at line 51 of file Admiral.cpp.


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Apache™ FOP Design: Renderers
Introduction
A renderer is primarily designed to convert a given area tree into the output document format. It should be able to produce pages and fill the pages with the text and graphical content. Usually the output is sent to an output stream.
Some output formats may support extra information that is not available from the area tree or depends on the destination of the document.
Each renderer is given an area tree to render to its output format. The area tree is simply a representation of the pages and the placement of text and graphical objects on those pages.
The renderer will be given each page as it is ready and an output stream to write the data out. All pages are supplied in the order they appear in the document. In order to save memory it is possble to render the pages out of order. Any page that is not ready to be rendered is setup by the renderer first so that it can reserve a space or reference for when the page is ready to be rendered.The renderer is responsible for managing the output format and associated data and flow.
Design Issues
Renderers are Responsible
Each renderer is totally responsible for its output format.
Send Output to a Stream
Fonts
Because font metrics (and therefore layout) are obtained in two different ways depending on the renderer, the renderer actually sets up the fonts being used. The font metrics are used during the layout process to determine the size of characters.
Render Context
The render context is used by handlers. It contains information about the current state of the renderer, such as the page, the position, and any other miscellanous objects that are required to draw into the page.
XML Handling
A document may contain information in the form of XML for an image or instream foreign object. This XML is handled through the user agent. A standard extension for PDF is the SVG handler.
If there is XML in the SVG namespace it is given to the handler which renders the SVG into the pdf document at the given location. This separation means that other XML handlers can easily be added.
Extensions
Document level extensions are handled with an extension handler. This handles the information from the AreaTree and adds renders it to the document. An example is the pdf bookmarks. This information first needs to have all references resolved. Then the extension handler is ready to put the information into the pdf document.
Renderer Implementations
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| Paginated | FOP | Yes | Yes | Uses the PDFDocument classes to create a PDF document. Most of the work is to insert text or create lines. SVG is handled by the XML handler that uses the PDFGraphics2D and batik to draw the svg into the pdf page. | |
| PostScript | Paginated | FOP | Not implemented | ? | Similar to PDF. |
| PCL | Paginated | FOP | ? | ? | Similar to PDF. |
| SVG | Paginated | ? | ? | ? | Creates a single svg document that contains all the pages rendered with page sequences horizontally and pages vertically. Adds links between the pages so that it can be viewed by clicking on the page to go to the next page. |
| TXT | Paginated | N/A | N/A | No | Outputs to a text document. |
| AWT | Paginated | AWT | N/A | ? | This draws the pages into an AWT graphic. |
| XML | Paginated | FOP | No | No | Creates an XML file that represents the AreaTree. |
| Paginated | AWT | ? | No | Prints the document using the java printing facitlities. The AWT rendering is used to draw the pages onto the printjob. | |
| RTF | Structural | N/A | N/A | No | Structural format uses a different rendering mechanism. |
| MIF | Structural | N/A | N/A | No | Structural format uses a different rendering mechanism. |
Adding a Renderer
You can add other renderers by implementing the Renderer interface. However, the AbstractRenderer does most of what is needed, including iterating through the tree parts, so it is probably better to extend this. This means that you only need to implement the basic functionality such as text, images, and lines. AbstractRenderer's methods can easily be overridden to handle things in a different way or do some extra processing.
The relevent AreaTree structures that will need to be rendered are:
- Page
- Viewport
- Region
- Span
- Block
- Line
- Inline
A renderer implementation does the following:
- render each individual page
- clip and align child areas to a viewport
- handle all types of inline area, text, image etc.
- draw various lines and rectangles
Multiple Renderers
The layout of the document depends mainly on the font being used. If two renderers have the same font metrics then it is possible to use the same Area Tree to render both. This can be handled by the AreaTree Handler.
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- new renderer model
- new interface for structured documents, rtf and mif
- added handlers for xml in renderer
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THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST A film by Martin Scorsese Starring: Willem Dafoe, Harvey Keitel, and Barbara Hershey Rated R for violence and nudity
An astonishingly difficult movie to watch, THE LAST TEMPTATION OF = CHRIST may be Scorsese's most important film, and yet his most = impossibly abstract as well. Scorsese presents the life of Jesus = Christ, through Nikos Kazantzakis' novel, which details the life of = Christ from approximately 20 until the day of crucifixtion. Jesus of = Nazareth (Dafoe) is a carpenter, who opens the film making crosses, so = that he can escape the fate he is subjected to, his destiny on Earth. = Yet, he soon learns his evil ways for aiding in the deaths of others, = and subjects himself to a desert in exile, in hopes that he can reach = God. Before leaving, he asks for forgiveness from Mary Magdelene = (Barbara Hershey), a prostitute who is also a childhood friend of Jesus. = =20
After going to the desert, Christ learns his true purpose in life, = and what he must do. Aided by Judas (Keitel), he sets off on teaching = the world his message. Along the way, he meets John the Baptist, the = rest of the prophets, and tries to teach the world his message. Christ = is also confronted by internal demons and self-doubt, as he tries to = find his true purpose throughout the entire film. During the story, = Judas is the closese ally of Jesus: his betrayal, argues the film, was = not out of hate, but out of love, in order to allow Christ to die. =20
He is eventually captured, and crucified as per the Bibile. = However, as he is about to die on the cross, he is saved by a girl, who = brings him to his marriage with Mary Magdelene. The girl is a guardian = angel who is from God, and who has saved him from his death.   Judas reveals the angel to truly be the devil, = and the life Jesus had lived to be the ultimate selfish act. Jesus = escapes from his deathbed, and asks his father for forgiveness, for = succumbing to his last temptation.
Visually and aurally, the film is absolutely breathtaking. No other = director has even come close to realizing Jerusalem during the time of = Christ's life to the screen. Peter Gabriel contributes a score than is = simply astonishing, with pulsing rhythms that capture the viewer. The = performances are simply exquisite, with Dafoe leading the way with a = mesmerizing turn as Jesus. Keitel, although his accent is a problem, is = passionately brilliant, fighting through language to bring the character = to life. The visuals are also amazing. Scorsese frames his movie in a = harsh tone, leaving the impression that Jesus truly is a man who is = having human frailties.
The film, though, has many trouble spots. Paul Schrader's script is = one. Schrader uses modern-day New York English to tell the story, along = with New York words, New York mannerisms, and New York slang speech. = The film also does not focus on the godly aspects of Christ. There is = no underlying message behind the man's words. The film fails to capture = the glory and splendor of Christ. Had it faithfully explored that = aspect, than the dichotomy of Jesus' soul, his frailties and doubt mixed = with his unmistakable glory, would have been simply spectacular. The = message of Christ is confused between love and violence, and the film = merely tells us Jesus is great, instead of showing us his greatness.
The film is also overlong. It just drags in the middle, with = nothing truly happening. Christ is a confused figure, in the sense that = the audience doesn't know who he really is. Schrader forgets to give = Jesus a message, to show that he truly is the Messiah, to give him the = divinity. Without that, he is a rambling prophet, who the audience = themselves do not believe. There are several moments of accidental = hilarity, and most of them occur when Jesus is attempting to preach. = There are moments of brief awe and power, followed by moments of = confused hilarity.
That said, the controversial Temptation sequence is something to = behold. It is a step in an unexpected direction, one that leaves the = audience puzzled, until the arrival of the disciples. It is a simply = breathtaking scene, with Jesus about to die as a mortal. It is truly = one of Scorsese's finest moments. It is unfortunate that Scorsese = couldn't make a film about Christ as powerful as that one scene. =20
RATING: *** out of ****
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OLIVIER, OLIVIER A film review by Lons Ponschock Copyright 1995 Lons Ponschock
A film by Agnieszka Holland Based on events of a true story Stars a French cast Rated (R)
This is a very special film.
You will see it at the video shop and think it is a romance or maybe something on a subject you would like to avoid.
Actually it's about *a lot* of subjects you would like to avoid and that is why is a very special film.
It is about the secret rituals of childhood too. And in one wonderful scene (a bit reminiscent of THE REFLECTING SKIN) there is this image of pain and loss and grieving which may stay with you forever. Because these images are so powerful, I will not describe them further.
I have written about the work of this director before. Agnieszka Holland also did EUROPA, EUROPA and THE SECRET GARDEN. Here, as in EUROPA, there are deceptions and revelations, posings and discoveries.
Olivier is a little boy who becomes missing. After six years of grieving and pain a teenage boy comes into the lives of his parents and his slightly older sister, Elizabeth.
Somewhat like the way that a stranger changes the lives of the characters in SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION, here in OLIVIER we see a marvelous and disturbing example of that quote from DEGREES:
"Each person is a door into another universe: six degrees of separation between you and everyone else on the planet."
In OLIVIER that door reveals all in the end. And it is well worth your viewing time to get there.
-- lon
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TWLTool is a hugely useful tool for DSi Hacking. It allows for:
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User @Gadorach created an excellent guide on GBAtemp, with a full guide of DSi downgrading, including:
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User @ThisIsDaAccount created an equally great guide, explaining how to downgrade using softmods only, in a noob-friendly manner. Yes, this does require you to have an existing DSiWare exploit. The guide includes:
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tickCRYPT is...basically a piracy tool. It allows you to decrypt another console's tickets, and re-encrypt them for another.
This means that we can transfer DSiWare titles from one hacked DSi to another one.
You will need:
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TWLbf is a tool which can bruteforce your DSi ConsoleID or EMMC CID. This is useful if you have one, but not the other
You will need either your DSi's ConsoleID or EMMC CID.
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SRLoader is a frontend for nds-bootstrap, for DSi. This means it can run commercial NDS games without a flashcard.
You will need a DSiWare exploit to run this, e.g. SudokuHax. You cannot load this with a Slot-1 game.
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DSi Downgrader is a simple, easy to use script to allow for easier DSi Downgrading.
You will need a DSiWare exploit to run this, e.g. SudokuHax. You cannot load this with a Slot-1 game.
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RocketLauncher is a DSi exploit on the firmware version 1.4. It will only ever work on 1.4. Firmwares below or above 1.4 do not work.
This is because on the version 1.4, Nintendo forgot to reimplement RSA checks on the DS card whitelist.
The exploit requires a flashcard with a flashable NAND, much like NTRBoot. A compatibility list will be released at a later date.
This requires an existing DSiWare exploit or a hardware mod to install. This includes downgrading and installing the modified DS card whitelist which is needed for RocketLauncher to work.
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HiyaCFW is the first CFW (Custom Firmware) for the DSi. It runs using RocketLauncher, meaning that only version 1.4 is compatible.
The custom firmware includes RSA and signature patchers, has a custom launcher, and is region-free. You will be able to install free DSiWare as well as custom applications and homebrew into the DSi Menu.
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| #define | PLCRASH_REPORT_FILE_MAGIC "plcrash" |
| Crash file magic identifier. | |
| #define | PLCRASH_REPORT_FILE_VERSION 1 |
| Crash format version byte identifier. | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | PLCrashReportOperatingSystem { PLCrashReportOperatingSystemMacOSX = 0, PLCrashReportOperatingSystemiPhoneOS = 1, PLCrashReportOperatingSystemiPhoneSimulator = 2 } |
| Indicates the Operating System under which a Crash Log was generated. More... | |
| enum | PLCrashReportArchitecture { PLCrashReportArchitectureX86_32 = 0, PLCrashReportArchitectureX86_64 = 1, PLCrashReportArchitectureARM = 2, PLCrashReportArchitecturePPC = 3 } |
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| PLCrashReportOperatingSystem | PLCrashReportHostOperatingSystem |
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| #define PLCRASH_REPORT_FILE_VERSION 1 |
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Constructor
new Book(translation, bookName, chapters)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
translation |
Translation | The bible translation this book is from |
bookName |
BookName | The name of the bible book |
chapters |
Array.<Chapter> | The chapters in this book |
Members
chapters
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
chapters |
Array.<Chapter> | An array with all chapters in the book |
name
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
BookName | The name of the bible book |
translation
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
translation |
Translation | The bible translation, the books belongs to |
Methods
format(library, opt) → {string}
Format the bible book.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
library |
Library | The library to use for loading format resources |
opt |
FormatOptions | An object with formatting options |
Returns:
A short description of the bible book
- Type
- string


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Rogue Financial, LLC (remotely from Menan, ID)
Director of Information Technology, 2016-present
Planned and developed the majority of the backend services and infrastructure for this insurance company. Server setup involves multiple intercommunicating SmartOS hosts which have been configured for high-availability. Multiple front-ends built with Angular which communicate with a common API.
Accomplishments
- Technologies employed: Angular, C, Erlang, Elixir, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Redis, Ruby on Rails, SmartOS
Freelance: WealthSmart America, LLC (remotely from Menan, ID)
Web Developer/Server Administrator, 2014-2016
Planned and developed the majority of the backend services and infrastructure for this insurance company. Developed financial reporting, commissions, and payments system. Developed carrier feed integrations for tracking insurance applications. Developed lead system and simple analytics for tracking lead phone calls and other agent interactions. Server setup involves multiple intercommunicating SmartOS hosts which have been configured for high-availability. Multiple front-ends built with Angular which communicate with a common API.
Accomplishments
- Technologies employed: Angular, C, Erlang, Elixir, MongoDB, Node.js, Redis, Ruby on Rails, SmartOS
- Open Source
Erlang and Elixir JOSE RFC library (JWA, JWE, JWK, JWS, JWT)
https://github.com/potatosalad/erlang-jose
Erlang Lightweight FTP Client
https://github.com/potatosalad/lftpc
Erlang Joyent Manta Client
https://github.com/potatosalad/erlang-manta
Erlang RSASSA-PSS Public Key signing algorithm implementation
https://github.com/potatosalad/erlang-crypto_rsassa_pss
Erlang and Elixir HTTP Signature Scheme library
https://github.com/potatosalad/erlang-http_signature
Freelance: Americo Manufacturing Company, Inc (remotely from Menan, ID)
Mobile App, Web Developer/Server Administrator, 2014-2015
Planned and developed the backend services and infrastructure for this floor mat and floor pad manufacturing company. Developed mobile app using the Ionic framework. Developed admin panel and API service for administering the content available in the app.
Accomplishments
- Technologies employed: Angular, Ionic, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Ruby on Rails, SmartOS
- Mobile app in stores
Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixid.americo.lakecity
iOS
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/americo/id1033321914
Pagoda Box, Inc (Rexburg, ID)
Erlang, Kernel, Web Developer/Server Administrator, 2012-2014
Planned and developed several key pieces for this cloud hosting provider. Specialized in distributed/fault tolerant systems, Solaris/illumos based operating system internals, low-level and cloud level analytics and metrics, service discovery, and internal service messaging systems.
Accomplishments
- Technologies employed: C, Erlang, cowboy, ct, riak_core, mnesia, SmartOS, DTrace, mdb, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, OpenVZ, CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Arch Linux (and many, many more)
- Kernel development on the illumos kernel using C and other technologies.
- Open Source
Erlang and JavaScript WebSockets pub/sub group of services known as stormpack.
https://github.com/stormpack-core
C driver for Erlang for reading solaris/illumos kstat metrics.
https://github.com/potatosalad/ekstat
Research and development of custom networking kernel drivers for SmartOS, packaging, bootstrapping, and building processes.
https://bitbucket.org/pagodagrid-smartos
Ruby libraries for converting binary Erlang External Term Format to Ruby and back.
https://github.com/potatosalad/erlang-etf
https://github.com/potatosalad/erlang-terms
Delorum/Rejuvenation, Inc (Rexburg, ID; Portland, OR)
Web Developer/Server Administrator, 2011-2012
Developed current website from wireframe drawings. Connected customer facing website to legacy warehouse software for designing 3D models of lighting fixtures in the browser. Setup hosting and deployment environment.
Accomplishments
- Technologies employed: Ruby on Rails, MongoDB, Redis, nginx, Linux, Microsoft Dynamics AX, BatmanJS
- Several backend system integrations were very heavily XML based.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Las Vegas, Nevada)
Missionary, 2008-2010
Learned importance of accountability and leadership skills, particularly in a remote work environment.
Accomplishments
- Became fluent in Spanish.
- While serving in an office position gained additional experience with networking, Excel, and Access.
MyStock, Inc (Kennesaw, GA)
Web Developer/Server Administrator, 2006-2008
Mid-range stock photography company started to capture the niche market between Getty Images and iStockphoto. Getty Images eventually acquired iStockphoto and later MyStock to merge the two businesses.
Accomplishments
- Technologies employed
- Web Framework related: Ruby on Rails, HAML, SASS, jQuery
- Web Server related: Apache httpd, nginx, mongrel, Pound
- Other: FreeBSD, PostgreSQL, git
Liberty Title Company, LLC (Kennesaw, GA)
Internal Web Developer, 2006
Developed internal reporting system for legacy Mortgage software based on legacy SQL Server.
Accomplishments
- Technologies employed: Ruby on Rails, MSSQL, FreeBSD, SVN
Brigham Young University - Idaho
Physics, 2010-2013
Kennesaw State University
Physics, 2006-2007
Available on request.


MouseEvent QML Type
Provides information about a mouse event More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick 2.7 |
Properties
- accepted : bool
- button : enumeration
- buttons : int
- modifiers : int
- source : int
- wasHeld : bool
- x : real
- y : real
Detailed Description
The position of the mouse can be found via the x and y properties. The button that caused the event is available via the button property.
See also MouseArea.
Property Documentation
Setting accepted to true prevents the mouse event from being propagated to items below this item.
Generally, if the item acts on the mouse event then it should be accepted so that items lower in the stacking order do not also respond to the same event.
This property holds the button that caused the event. It can be one of:
- Qt.LeftButton
- Qt.RightButton
- Qt.MiddleButton
This property holds the mouse buttons pressed when the event was generated. For mouse move events, this is all buttons that are pressed down. For mouse press and double click events this includes the button that caused the event. For mouse release events this excludes the button that caused the event.
It contains a bitwise combination of:
- Qt.LeftButton
- Qt.RightButton
- Qt.MiddleButton
This property holds the keyboard modifier flags that existed immediately before the event occurred.
It contains a bitwise combination of:
- Qt.NoModifier - No modifier key is pressed.
- Qt.ShiftModifier - A Shift key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.ControlModifier - A Ctrl key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.AltModifier - An Alt key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.MetaModifier - A Meta key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.KeypadModifier - A keypad button is pressed.
For example, to react to a Shift key + Left mouse button click:
MouseArea { onClicked: { if ((mouse.button == Qt.LeftButton) && (mouse.modifiers & Qt.ShiftModifier)) doSomething(); } }
This property holds the source of the mouse event.
The mouse event source can be used to distinguish between genuine and artificial mouse events. When using other pointing devices such as touchscreens and graphics tablets, if the application does not make use of the actual touch or tablet events, mouse events may be synthesized by the operating system or by Qt itself.
The value can be one of:
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
Qt.MouseEventNotSynthesized | The most common value. On platforms where such information is available, this value indicates that the event represents a genuine mouse event from the system. |
Qt.MouseEventSynthesizedBySystem | Indicates that the mouse event was synthesized from a touch or tablet event by the platform. |
Qt.MouseEventSynthesizedByQt | Indicates that the mouse event was synthesized from an unhandled touch or tablet event by Qt. |
Qt.MouseEventSynthesizedByApplication | Indicates that the mouse event was synthesized by the application. This allows distinguishing application-generated mouse events from the ones that are coming from the system or are synthesized by Qt. |
For example, to react only to events which come from an actual mouse:
MouseArea { onPressed: if (mouse.source !== Qt.MouseEventNotSynthesized) { mouse.accepted = false } onClicked: doSomething() }
If the handler for the press event rejects the event, it will be propagated further, and then another Item underneath can handle synthesized events from touchscreens. For example, if a Flickable is used underneath (and the MouseArea is not a child of the Flickable), it can be useful for the MouseArea to handle genuine mouse events in one way, while allowing touch events to fall through to the Flickable underneath, so that the ability to flick on a touchscreen is retained. In that case the ability to drag the Flickable via mouse would be lost, but it does not prevent Flickable from receiving mouse wheel events.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.7.
This property is true if the mouse button has been held pressed longer the threshold (800ms).


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This package includes the Lao Pali keyboard and the font SengBuhan.
The keyboard uses the official Lao standard layout, adapted to support entry of the Lao Pali and Lao Sanskrit characters included in Unicode 13. The keyboard includes some overtyping constraints but minimal re-ordering and no automatic break insertion. Break characters can, however, be inserted manually with |.
The SengBuhan font also includes all characters output by the keyboard.


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This section of my page will be used for mini tutorials and in general questions that I've been asked before, and want to answer. It will have articles/posts for many different levels of computer users, as well as interest types.


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Storyteller is a jQuery Image Slideshow with Fade-in Effect. It comes handy when all your photos are part of one story and you want the slider to deliver that story to the visitors of your website.
You can have unlimited number of images with relatively long captions. Slider will show captions sentance by sentance, with gradually increasing font sizes.
Happiness. Simple as a glass of chocolate or tortuous as the heart. Bitter. Sweet. Alive. JOANNE HARRIS
Be happy. It’s one way of being wise. Carl Sandburg
But what is happiness except the simple harmony between a man and the life he leads? - Albert Camus, Jr.
Considering the way the world is, one happy day is almost a miracle. - Paulo Coelho
Every gift from a friend is a wish for your happiness. - Richard Bach
Anything you’re good at contributes to happiness. - Bertrand Russell
Happiness is not being pained in body or troubled in mind. - THOMAS JEFFERSON
There is no path to happiness: happiness is the path. — GAUTAMA BUDDHA
Nothing prevents happiness like the memory of happiness. - ANDRE GIDE
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Folders on a website are sometimes referred to as directories
The top-level folder is known as the root folder

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Arc Shot

Interlude

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Arc Shot

A shot in which the subject is photographed by an
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Interlude

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within a film

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MPT is a task for Monte-Carlo method to get optimal solution fast.
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BeOS Sample Code: Game KitThe Game Kit contains two classes -- BWindowScreen and BDirectWindow -- that allow you to access the graphics card more directly, resulting in better performance for your favorite shoot-em-ups. Of course, these classes are suitable for much more than purely recreational use... For more information, see the corresponding category in the online Developer Library. Projects
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Program verification with F*
Course at 2018 EUTypes Summer School on
Types for Programming and Verification in Ohrid, Macedonia on 8-12 August, 2018
(Based on past courses by Cătălin Hriţcu and various other members of the F* team)
Schedule
Friday, 10 August, 2018:
- 10:30--11:30 A Gentle Introduction to F*: Verifying Purely Functional Programs (slides)
Saturday, 11 August, 2018:
- 16:30--17:30 Verifying Stateful Programs with F* (slides)
- 17:30--18:30 Exercise Class
Sunday, 12 August, 2018:
- 09:00--10:00 Monotonic State in F* (slides)
- 12:00--13:00 F*'s Extensible Effect System and Metaprogramming in F* (slides)
- F*'s extensible effect system; Dijkstra monads (for free) (paper1, paper2, examples)
- F*'s tactics and metaprogramming framework (paper, examples)
- Code:
- IncrReify.fst (verifying stateful increment function using monadic reification)
- NonInterference.fst (proving noninterference using monadic reification)
- Logic.fst (discharging verification conditions: simple tautology)
- CanonCommSemiring.fst (massaging verification conditions: canonicaliser for commutative semirings)
- Printers.fst (synthesising F* terms: printer for inductive types)
- Typeclasses.fst (metaprogramming typeclasses; needs a more recent version of F* than the v<IP_ADDRESS> release)
- Exercise 1: Implement stateful summing (similarly to Lecture 2, but with a weak type) using a global state (similarly to IncrReify.fst) and use monadic reification (see Lecture 4) to prove that this stateful summing is equivalent to the purely functional code (SumReify.fst; solution)
- Exercise 2: Implement stateful Fibonacci (similarly to Lecture 2, but with a weak type) using a 2-location global state (as used in NonInterference.fst) and use monadic reification (see Lecture 4) to prove that this stateful Fibonacci is equivalent to the purely functional code (FibonacciReify.fst; solution)
- Exercise 3: Define the READER effect, show that it is a sub-effect of the STATE effect defined in SumReify.fst, and demonstrate that the READER effect you defined is correct wrt STATE (Reader.fst; solution)
- Exercise 4: Try out F*'s metaprogramming and tactics framework, starting with Logic.fst, and try to extend it to prove more interesting logical properties
- 15:00--16:00 Exercise Class
Setup instructions
The easiest way to try out F* quickly is directly in your browser
using the online editor
that's part of the F* tutorial.
We also have an
even cooler online editor (experimental).
For people who want to get F* (v<IP_ADDRESS>, most recent release)
installed on their machine there are 2 easy options:
- Using the
binary release
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In addition, if you're familiar with emacs, we recommend getting
fstar-mode for it.
For people who are more motivated, there are even more ways including
building F* from sources (see
documentation on this).
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Tiger Shroff looks hot as hell in these pictures from the sets of Baaghi 3
by FilmfareTiger Shroff has never shied away from flaunting his chiselled abs and body. The actor, who was last seen in War along with Hrithik Roshan, recently took to Instagram and shared pictures from his next. The actor looks hot as hell in the pictures from Serbia where he is currently shooting for Baaghi 3.
In the pictures, Tiger is seen in a rugged look flaunting his tanned muscular body in a sleeveless beige coloured jeans and shirt. He captioned the picture, “#Baaghi3 #Actionday2”. Check out the picture below.
Helmed by Ahmed Khan and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala the film is a continuation to the Baaghi series. The movie is a hard-core action flick from the looks of it. It also stars Shradha Kapoor, Ankita Lokhande and Riteish Deshmukh in substantial roles. Baaghi 3 is said to hit the theatres on March 6, 2020. Tiger’s last movie War which was from the same genre crossed about 300 crore at the box office hence becoming the highest grossing action thriller of all time.


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Crowd-Server.
With this setting, users will be logged in by entering
their Crowd username and password.
This mode supports single-sign-on and also allows you to use Crowd groups
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Package com.opengamma.strata.calc.runner
The calculation runner.
This package includes the implementation of the calculation runner, which allows
a grid of results to be calculated for a list of trades and columns.
The primary classes for interacting with the calculation runner are in the
com.opengamma.strata.calc
package.
The calculations are performed by implementations of
CalculationFunction
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Each calculation may be customized and controlled by an implementation of
CalculationParameter
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Interface Summary Interface Description CalculationFunction<T extends CalculationTarget> Primary interface for all calculation functions that calculate measures.CalculationFunctions The calculation functions.CalculationListener Listener that is notified when calculations are performed by aCalculationRunner
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Class Summary Class Description AbstractDerivedCalculationFunction<T extends CalculationTarget,R> Abstract derived calculation function with fields for the target type, measure and required measures.AggregatingCalculationListener<T> Superclass for mutable calculation listeners that collect the results of individual calculations and create a single aggregate result when the calculations are complete.CalculationParameters The calculation parameters.CalculationParametersId An identifier used to access calculation parameters by name.CalculationResult The result of a single calculation.CalculationResults A set of related calculation results for a single calculation target.CalculationTask A single task that will be used to perform a calculation.CalculationTaskCell A single cell within a calculation task.CalculationTasks The tasks that will be used to perform the calculations.FunctionRequirements Specifies the market data required for a function to perform a calculation.FunctionRequirements.Builder The bean-builder forFunctionRequirements
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.FunctionUtils Static utility methods useful when writing calculation functions.ResultsListener Calculation listener that receives the results of individual calculations and builds a set ofResults
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The Friends:Members function allows you to display a list of all your members. Basically, it allows you to display a member list. The general usage for this is to create a list for your users to look at and add/invite other users as friends as they please.
This function can also serve as an individual profile page for viewing more information about a given member.
{exp:friends:members} content {/exp:friends:members}
Parameters
The following parameters are available for use:
- dynamic
- limit
- member_id
- member_group_id
- orderby
- paginate
- search_screen_name
- search_username
- sort
- username
dynamic=
dynamic="off"
This parameter is available to stop the loop from looking into the URI for an ID of any type.
limit=
limit="10"
This parameter controls how many results will be outputted. The limit will default to 100 members if a value is not specified.
member_id=
member_id="{segment_3}"
This parameter allows you to view an individual profile of a member by specifying their member ID. You can hardcode a member ID, pass it through an embed, grab it from the URI, or specify CURRENT_USER to display the profile of the currently logged in user. If neither the member_id or username parameter is specified, the Members loop will display a list of all members.
member_group_id=
member_group_id="5|6|9"
This parameter allows you to filter the list of members by one or more member group ID's. Separate multiple groups with the pipe (|) character.
orderby=
orderby="screen_name"
This parameter gives you the ability to control the order in which your results are ordered in the list. You can order by any variable that you can parse on as well as random.
paginate=
paginate="both"
This parameter allows you to control where the pagination will display. Options are top, bottom, or both. Used in conjunction with the friends_paginate variable pair.
search_screen_name=
search_screen_name="ja"
This parameter allows you to filter the member list by those members who share the same first few letters of their screen name. For example, if you specify ja in the parameter, your results may be Jason, Janet, Jared, etc. It's not necessary to specify this parameter though. If you have an additional segment in the URI named screen_name, followed by a value, the search will be performed automatically, as long as the dynamic parameter is NOT set to off.
search_username=
search_username="fur"
This parameter allows you to filter the member list by those members who share the same first few letters of their username. For example, if you specify fur in the parameter, your results may be furly, furby, furnace_eater, etc. It's not necessary to specify this parameter though. If you have an additional segment in the URI named username, followed by a value, the search will be performed automatically, as long as the dynamic parameter is NOT set to off.
sort=
sort="desc"
You can sort by asc or desc.
username=
username="{segment_3}"
This parameter allows you to view an individual profile of a member by specifying their username. You can hardcode a username, pass it through an embed, grab it from the URI, or specify CURRENT_USER to display the profile of the currently logged in user. If neither the member_id or username parameter is specified, the Members loop will display a list of all members.
Variables
All standard and custom member fields are available for use, including several extra variables. To parse these member fields, prepend the variables with friends_. So to construct these variables, simply use friends_ + member_field_name.
- friends_aol_im
- friends_avatar_filename
- friends_avatar_height
- friends_avatar_url
- friends_avatar_width
- friends_bday_d
- friends_bday_m
- friends_bday_y
- friends_birthday
- friends_bio
- friends_count
- friends_daylight_savings
- friends_email
- friends_entry_date
- friends_icq
- friends_interests
- friends_ip_address
- friends_join_date
- friends_last_activity
- friends_last_bulletin_date
- friends_last_comment_date
- friends_last_email_date
- friends_last_entry_date
- friends_last_forum_post_date
- friends_last_rating_date
- friends_last_view_bulletins
- friends_last_visit
- friends_location
- friends_member_id
- friends_member_group_id
- friends_member_group_title
- friends_msn_im
- friends_occupation
- friends_photo_filename
- friends_photo_height
- friends_photo_url
- friends_photo_width
- friends_private_messages
- friends_profile_views
- friends_reciprocal
- friends_screen_name
- friends_signature
- friends_sig_img_filename
- friends_sig_img_height
- friends_sig_img_url
- friends_sig_img_width
- friends_switch
- friends_timezone
- friends_time_format
- friends_total_blocked_friends
- friends_total_combined_posts
- friends_total_comments
- friends_total_entries
- friends_total_forum_topics
- friends_total_forum_posts
- friends_total_friends
- friends_total_hugs
- friends_total_ratings
- friends_total_reciprocal_friends
- friends_total_results
- friends_url
- friends_username
- friends_yahoo_im
- friends_custom_member_field
friends_aol_im
{friends_aol_im}
This variable outputs the friends AOL instant messenger ID if they've provided one.
friends_avatar_filename
{friends_avatar_filename}
This variable outputs the upload directory path, filename, and file extension of the friends avatar if they have one (ex: uploads/avatar_1.jpg).
friends_avatar_height
{friends_avatar_height}
This variable outputs the height of the friends avatar (ex: 60).
friends_avatar_url
{friends_avatar_url}
This variable outputs the complete path to the avatar, including the avatar directory path and filename (ex: http://www.yoursite.com/images/avatars/uploads/avatar_1.jpg).
friends_avatar_width
{friends_avatar_width}
This variable outputs the width of the friends avatar (ex: 80).
friends_bday_d
{friends_bday_d}
This variable outputs the friends Birthday day.
friends_bday_m
{friends_bday_m}
This variable outputs the friends Birthday month.
friends_bday_y
{friends_bday_y}
This variable outputs the friends Birthday year.
friends_birthday
{friends_birthday format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs a timestamp value of the birth date and allows you to display any date formatting of your choice.
friends_bio
{friends_bio}
This variable outputs the friends bio.
friends_count
{friends_count}
This variable outputs the display order number for each result in the list of users. Available within Friends:Members loop.
friends_daylight_savings
{friends_daylight_savings}
This variable outputs a y or n value of whether or not the friend is observing daylight savings time.
Note: ExpressionEngine 2.6 and later do not have Daylight Savings time settings and this param is no longer supported after ExpressionEngine 2.5.5.
friends_email
{friends_email}
This variable outputs the friends email address.
friends_entry_date
{friends_entry_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable displays the date of when the friend request or confirm occurred. This variable will only parse correctly for users that have some type of relationship to the currently logged in user, so it's best to place this into a conditional.
friends_icq
{friends_icq}
This variable outputs the friends ICQ instant messenger ID if they've provided one.
friends_interests
{friends_interests}
This variable outputs the data a friend has for the Interests field.
friends_ip_address
{friends_ip_address}
This variable outputs the IP address the friend last accessed the website with.
friends_join_date
{friends_join_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the friends join date.
friends_last_activity
{friends_last_activity format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend was active.
friends_last_bulletin_date
{friends_last_bulletin_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend posted a bulletin.
friends_last_comment_date
{friends_last_comment_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend posted a comment.
friends_last_email_date
{friends_last_email_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend sent an email via the EE email function.
friends_last_entry_date
{friends_last_entry_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend posted a channel entry.
friends_last_forum_post_date
{friends_last_forum_post_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend posted in the forums.
friends_last_rating_date
{friends_last_rating_date format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend submitted a rating (with Rating module).
friends_last_view_bulletins
{friends_last_view_bulletins format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend viewed a bulletin.
friends_last_visit
{friends_last_visit format="%F %j, %Y"}
This variable outputs the last time the friend visited the website.
friends_location
{friends_location}
This variable outputs the data a friend has for the Location field.
friends_member_id
{friends_member_id}
This variable outputs the friends member ID.
friends_member_group_id
{friends_member_group_id}
This variable outputs the group ID the friend belongs to.
friends_member_group_title
{friends_member_group_title}
This variable outputs the group name the friend belongs to.
friends_msn_im
{friends_msn_im}
This variable outputs the friends MSN instant messenger ID if they've provided one.
friends_occupation
{friends_occupation}
This variable outputs the data a friend has for the Occupation field.
friends_photo_filename
{friends_photo_filename}
This variable outputs the upload directory path, filename, and file extension of the friends member photo if they have one (ex: uploads/photo_1.jpg).
friends_photo_height
{friends_photo_height}
This variable outputs the height of the friends member photo (ex: 60).
friends_photo_url
{friends_photo_url}
This variable outputs the complete path to the member photo, including the member photo directory path and filename (ex: http://www.yoursite.com/images/member_photos/uploads/photo_1.jpg).
friends_photo_width
{friends_photo_width}
This variable outputs the width of the friends member photo (ex: 80).
friends_private_messages
{friends_private_messages}
This variable outputs the amount of privates messages the friend has.
friends_profile_views
{friends_profile_views}
This variable shows the number of times that the friends profile has been viewed. Use of the User module User:Stats function triggers the counting of a profile view. When you view your own profile it doesn't count.
friends_reciprocal
{friends_reciprocal}
This variable determines whether or not a given friend in your list also has you as a friend in their list. It will return either y or n. You would normally use this as a conditional.
friends_screen_name
{friends_screen_name}
This variable outputs the friends screen name.
friends_signature
{friends_signature}
This variable outputs the text value of the friends signature.
friends_sig_img_filename
{friends_sig_img_filename}
This variable outputs the upload directory path, filename, and file extension of the friends signature image if they have one (ex: uploads/signature_1.jpg).
friends_sig_img_height
{friends_sig_img_height}
This variable outputs the height of the friends signature image (ex: 60).
friends_sig_img_url
{friends_sig_img_url}
This variable outputs the complete path to the signature image, including the signature images directory path and filename (ex: http://www.yoursite.com/images/signature_attachments/uploads/signature_1.jpg).
friends_sig_img_width
{friends_sig_img_width}
This variable outputs the width of the friends signature image (ex: 80).
friends_switch
{friends_switch="one|two"}
This variable allows you to switch a CSS class back and fourth for all outputed results. Available within Friends:Members loop.
friends_time_format
{friends_time_format}
This variable shows the friends time formating (ex: us, ca, uk).
friends_timezone
{friends_timezone}
This variable shows the friends timezone settings.
friends_total_blocked_friends
{friends_total_blocked_friends}
This variable displays the total amount of members a given user has blocked.
friends_total_combined_posts
{friends_total_combined_posts}
This variable displays the friends total amount of combined posts (ex: forums, channel entries, comments, etc).
friends_total_comments
{friends_total_comments}
This variable displays the friends total amount of comments.
friends_total_entries
{friends_total_entries}
This variable displays the friends total amount of channel entries.
friends_total_forum_posts
{friends_total_forum_posts}
This variable displays the friends total amount of forums posts.
friends_total_forum_topics
{friends_total_forum_topics}
This variable displays the friends total amount of forums topics.
friends_total_friends
{friends_total_friends}
This variable displays the total amount of friends a member has. It does not take reciprocality into factor here. So if a member has 5 confirmed friends, and 3 unconfirmed friend requests, it will evaluate as 8. Use the friends_total_reciprocal_friends variable to filter out unconfirmed friend requests from the count.
friends_total_hugs
{friends_total_hugs}
This variable displays the total amount of times a member has been hugged, using the Friends:Hug function.
friends_total_ratings
{friends_total_ratings}
This variable displays the total amount of ratings submitted by the friend (with Rating add-on).
friends_total_reciprocal_friends
{friends_total_reciprocal_friends}
This variable displays the total amount of reciprocal friends a member has. Any unconfirmed friend requests are not factored in here. So if a member has 5 confirmed friends, and 3 unconfirmed friend requests, it will evaluate as 5. Use the friends_total_friends variable to include unconfirmed friend requests in the count.
friends_total_results
{friends_total_results}
This variable outputs the total amount of results outputted in your list. Available within Friends:Members loop.
friends_url
{friends_url}
This variable outputs the data a friend has for the URL field.
friends_username
{friends_username}
This variable outputs the friends username.
friends_yahoo_im
{friends_yahoo_im}
This variable outputs the friends Yahoo instant messenger ID if they've provided one.
friends_custom_member_field
{friends_custom_member_field}
All of custom member fields are available for use. To parse your custom member fields, prepend the variables with friends_. So to construct these variables, simply use friends_ + custom_member_field_short_name (Ex: friends_ + favorite_book = friends_favorite_book).
Variable Pairs
The following variable pairs are available for use:
friends_paginate
{friends_paginate} Page {friends_current_page} of {friends_total_pages} pages {friends_pagination_links} {/friends_paginate}
Pagination is available for this tag and works just like regular pagination, but each variable is prepended with friends_. Used in conjunction with the paginate parameter.
Conditionals
You can run conditionals on any of the single variables available above. Additionally, these are available:
if friend
{if friend == "y"} This member is my friend. {/if}
This conditional determines whether or not a given member in your list has been added to your friends list. It will return either y or n. You would normally use this as a conditional.
if friends_no_results
{if friends_no_results} Sorry, no results were found. {/if} `
This conditional evaluates to true and displays it's contents when there are no results found for this tag.
Examples
The code below will output a simple list of all members of the current site:

Viewing all Members of this Site

 {exp:friends:members orderby="screen_name" sort="asc" }
  {friends_screen_name}  {if friend == "y"} {if friends_reciprocal == "y"} (already friends) {if:else} (invited) {/if} {if:else}  Add to Friends  {/if}
 {/exp:friends:members}

Below is a sample of what an individual profile or preview page might look like, assuming the members member ID is in the 3rd segment of the URI:
{exp:friends:members member_id="{segment_3}" }
{friends_screen_name}’s Profile

Email: {friends_email}

Total Entries: {friends_total_entries}

Join Date: {friends_join_date format="%m %d, %Y"}

 {if friend == "y"} {if friends_reciprocal == "y"} (already friends) {if:else} (invited) {/if} {if:else}  Add to Friends  {/if}
 {/exp:friends:members}


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