build method
- @override
Describes the part of the user interface represented by this widget.
The framework calls this method when this widget is inserted into the
tree in a given BuildContext
and when the dependencies of this widget
change (e.g., an InheritedWidget
referenced by this widget changes).
The framework replaces the subtree below this widget with the widget
returned by this method, either by updating the existing subtree or by
removing the subtree and inflating a new subtree, depending on whether the
widget returned by this method can update the root of the existing
subtree, as determined by calling Widget.canUpdate
.
Typically implementations return a newly created constellation of widgets
that are configured with information from this widget's constructor and
from the given BuildContext
.
The given BuildContext
contains information about the location in the
tree at which this widget is being built. For example, the context
provides the set of inherited widgets for this location in the tree. A
given widget might be built with multiple different BuildContext
arguments over time if the widget is moved around the tree or if the
widget is inserted into the tree in multiple places at once.
The implementation of this method must only depend on:
- the fields of the widget, which themselves must not change over time, and
- any ambient state obtained from the
context
usingBuildContext.inheritFromWidgetOfExactType
.
If a widget's build method is to depend on anything else, use a
StatefulWidget
instead.
See also:
StatelessWidget
, which contains the discussion on performance considerations.
Implementation
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
final ThemeData themeData = Theme.of(context);
final MaterialLocalizations localizations =
MaterialLocalizations.of(context);
final int year = displayedMonth.year;
final int month = displayedMonth.month;
final int mDay = displayedMonth.day;
final PersianDate getPearData =
PersianDate.pDate(gregorian: displayedMonth.toString());
final PersianDate selectedPersainDate =
PersianDate.pDate(gregorian: selectedDate.toString());
final PersianDate currentPDate =
PersianDate.pDate(gregorian: currentDate.toString());
final List<Widget> labels = <Widget>[];
var pDay = _digits(mDay, 2);
var gMonth = _digits(month, 2);
var parseP = date.parse("$year-$gMonth-$pDay");
var jtgData = date.jalaliToGregorian(parseP[0], parseP[1], 01);
var pMonth = _digits(jtgData[1], 2);
PersianDate pdate =
PersianDate.pDate(gregorian: "${jtgData[0]}-$pMonth-${jtgData[2]}");
var daysInMonth = getDaysInMonth(pdate.year, pdate.month);
var startday = dayShort.indexOf(pdate.weekdayname);
labels.addAll(_getDayHeaders());
for (int i = 0; true; i += 1) {
final int day = i - startday + 1;
if (day > daysInMonth) break;
if (day < 1) {
labels.add(Container());
} else {
var pDay = _digits(day, 2);
var jtgData = date.jalaliToGregorian(
getPearData.year, getPearData.month, int.parse(pDay));
final DateTime dayToBuild =
DateTime(jtgData[0], jtgData[1], jtgData[2]);
final PersianDate getHolidy =
PersianDate.pDate(gregorian: dayToBuild.toString());
final bool disabled = dayToBuild.isAfter(lastDate) ||
dayToBuild.isBefore(firstDate) ||
(selectableDayPredicate != null &&
!selectableDayPredicate(dayToBuild));
BoxDecoration decoration;
TextStyle itemStyle = themeData.textTheme.body1;
final bool isSelectedDay =
selectedPersainDate.year == getPearData.year &&
selectedPersainDate.month == getPearData.month &&
selectedPersainDate.day == day;
if (isSelectedDay) {
// The selected day gets a circle background highlight, and a contrasting text color.
itemStyle = themeData.accentTextTheme.body2;
decoration = BoxDecoration(
color: themeData.accentColor, shape: BoxShape.circle);
} else if (disabled) {
itemStyle = themeData.textTheme.body1
.copyWith(color: themeData.disabledColor);
} else if (currentPDate.year == getPearData.year &&
currentPDate.month == getPearData.month &&
currentPDate.day == day) {
// The current day gets a different text color.
itemStyle =
themeData.textTheme.body2.copyWith(color: themeData.accentColor);
} else if (getHolidy.isHoliday) {
// The current day gets a different text color.
itemStyle = themeData.textTheme.body2.copyWith(color: Colors.red);
}
Widget dayWidget = Container(
decoration: decoration,
child: Center(
child: Semantics(
// We want the day of month to be spoken first irrespective of the
// locale-specific preferences or TextDirection. This is because
// an accessibility user is more likely to be interested in the
// day of month before the rest of the date, as they are looking
// for the day of month. To do that we prepend day of month to the
// formatted full date.
label:
'${localizations.formatDecimal(day)}, ${localizations.formatFullDate(dayToBuild)}',
selected: isSelectedDay,
child: ExcludeSemantics(
child: Text(localizations.formatDecimal(day), style: itemStyle),
),
),
),
);
if (!disabled) {
dayWidget = GestureDetector(
behavior: HitTestBehavior.opaque,
onTap: () {
onChanged(dayToBuild);
},
child: dayWidget,
);
}
labels.add(dayWidget);
}
}
return Padding(
padding: const EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: 8.0),
child: Directionality(
textDirection: TextDirection.rtl,
child: Column(
children: <Widget>[
Container(
height: _kDayPickerRowHeight,
child: Center(
child: ExcludeSemantics(
child: Text(
"${pdate.monthname} ${pdate.year}",
style: themeData.textTheme.subhead,
),
),
),
),
Flexible(
child: GridView.custom(
gridDelegate: _kDayPickerGridDelegate,
childrenDelegate: SliverChildListDelegate(labels,
addRepaintBoundaries: false),
),
),
],
)),
);
}


Add a "tooltip" to the paragraph below with the text "About W3Schools"

title="About W3Schools"> W3Schools is a web developer's site.

Example:
< title="About W3Schools">W3Schools is a web developer's site.

Set the size of the image to 250 pixels wide and 400 pixels tall.
Make the element below into a link that goes to "https://www.w3schools.com".
This is a link
Alternate text is useful when the image cannot be displayed, like when the page is read by a screen reader.
Headings
Use the correct HTML tag to add a heading with the text "London".
London
London is the capital city of England. It is the most populous city in the United Kingdom, with a metropolitan area of over 13 million inhabitants.
Add six headings to the document with the text "Hello".
Start with the most important heading (the largest) and end with the least important heading (the smallest).
Hello
Hello
Hello
Hello
Hello
Hello
Mark up the text with appropriate tags:
"Universal Studios Presents" is the most important heading.
"Jurassic Park" is the next most important heading.
"About" is the third most important heading.
The last sentence is just a paragraph.
Start with the most important heading (the largest) and end with the least important heading (the smallest).
Universal Studios Presents
Jurassic Park
About
On the Island of Isla Nublar, a new park has been built: Jurassic Park is a theme park of cloned dinosaurs!!
Paragraphs
Use the correct HTML tag to add a paragraph with the text "Hello World!".
Hello World!
Clean up this document with proper end tags.
This is a Heading
This is a paragraph.
Add a horizontal rule between the heading and the paragraph.
London
London is the capital city of England. It is the most populous city in the United Kingdom, with a metropolitan area of over 13 million inhabitants.
Add a line break in the middle of the paragraph:
My Bonnie lies over the ocean.
Wrap this poem around HTML tags that will preserve all spaces and linebreaks when the element is displayed.
My Bonnie lies over the ocean.
My Bonnie lies over the sea.
My Bonnie lies over the ocean.
Oh, bring back my Bonnie to me.
Styles
Use the correct HTML attribute, and CSS, to set the color of the paragraph to "blue".
This is a paragraph.
Use CSS to set the font of the paragraph to "courier".
This is a paragraph.
Use CSS to center align the paragraph.
This is a paragraph.
Use CSS to set the text size to 50 pixels.
This is a paragraph.
Use CSS to set the background-color of the document to yellow.
This is a heading
This is a paragraph.
Use CSS to center align the document.
This is a heading
This is a paragraph.
Formatting *
Add extra importance to the word "degradation" in the paragraph below.
WWF's mission is to stop the degradation of our planet's natural environment.
Emphasize the word "metropolitan" in the text below.
Tokyo
Tokyo is the capital of Japan, the most populousmetropolitan area in the world.
Highlight the word "FUN" in the text below.
HTML is FUN to learn!
Apply subscript formatting to the number "2" in the text below.
H2O is the scientific term for water.
Add a line through (strikeout) the letters "blue" in the text below.
My favorite color is blue red.
Quotations
Use an HTML element to add quotation marks around the letters "cool".
I am so cool.
The text below should be a quoted section.
Add the proper HTML element to it, and specify that it is quoted from the following URL:
http://www.worldwildlife.org/who/index.html
For 50 years, WWF has been protecting the future of nature. The world's leading conservation organization, WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by 1.2 million members in the United States and close to 5 million globally.
Change text direction.
Make the text below go right-to-left.
What a beautiful day!
The letters "WHO" in the text below is an abbreviation of "World Health Organization".
Use an HTML element to provide the specified abbreviation of "WHO".
The WHO was founded in 1948.
Comments
Use the HTML comment tag to make a comment out of the "This is a comment" text.
This is a heading
This is a paragraph.
Add comment tags around the paragraph:
CSS
Use CSS to set the background color of the document (body) to yellow.
My Home Page
Use CSS to set the font of the document to "courier".
My Home Page
Use CSS to set the text color of the document to red.
My Home Page
This is a paragraph.
This is a paragraph.
This is a paragraph.
Links
Use the correct HTML to make the text below into a link to "default.html".
Visit our HTML tutorial.
Use CSS to remove the underline from the link.
HTML Images
Use the correct HTML attribute to make the link open in a new window.
HTML Images
Use the correct HTML to make the image become a link to "default.html".
Add a "tooltip" to the link. The "tooltip" should say "Home".
Back to Home
Images
Use the HTML image attributes to set the size of the image to 250 pixels wide and 400 pixels tall.
Use CSS to set the size of the image to 250 pixels wide and 400 pixels tall.
Use the correct HTML to make the image become a link to "default.html".
Make the image below float to the right of the paragraph.
This is a paragraph.
This paragraph contains an image
Add the correct HTML attribute to display the "smiley.gif" image.
Specify an alternate text for the image.
The alternate text should say "Smiley".
Alternate text is useful when the image cannot be displayed, like when the page is read by a screen reader.
Tables
Add a table row with two table headers.
The two table headers should have the value "Name" and "Age".
Name
Age
Jill Smith
50
Add a table caption that says "Names".
Names
First Name
Last Name
Points
Jill
Smith
50
Use CSS styles to make the table 300 pixels wide.
First Name
Last Name
Points
Jill
Smith
50
Add a table row at the end of the table, with two table cells.
The two table cells should have the value "Eve Jackson" and "94".
Name
Age
Jill Smith
50
Eve Jackson
94
Use the correct HTML attribute to make the first TH element span two columns.
Name
Age
Jill
Smith
50
Eve
Jackson
94
Use the correct HTML attribute to make the second TH element span two rows.
Name
Jill Smith
Phone
555-77854
555-77854
Lists
Add a list item with the text "Coffee" inside the
.
Coffee
Finish the HTML code to make an ordered list.
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Use CSS to display squares instead of bullets.
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Use the correct HTML attribute to display letters (uppercase ABC) instead of numbers.
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Use the correct HTML attribute to display uppercase roman numbers.
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Use the correct HTML elements to make a description of each term in the description list.
Coffee
- black hot drink
Milk
- white cold drink
Classes
Create a class selector named "special".
Add a color property with the value "blue" inside the "special" class.
My paragraph
Add the correct class to make the H1 element red.
My Home Page
Add two classes to the H1 element, to make the background pink and the color red.
My Home Page
Id
Add the correct HTML attribute to make the H1 element red.
My Home Page
Create an id selector named "special".
Add a color property with the value "blue" inside the "special" declaration block.
My paragraph
Iframes
Create an iframe with a URL address that goes to https://www.w3schools.com.
Use an iframe attribute to make the iframe 500 pixels wide.
Use CSS to display an iframe with no borders.
Create an iframe with a URL address that goes to "default.html".
Script
Use JavaScript to change the HTML content of the
element to "Hello World!".
Hi.
Use JavaScript to change the text size of the
element to 40 pixels.
Hi.
Use JavaScript to set the color of the
element to "red".
Hi.
Use JavaScript to change the image source from "scream.png" to "smiley.gif".
Computercode
Define the text "var person;" as programming code.
Code example: var person;
Define the text inside the element as preformatted text (to preserve spaces and line breaks).
Code example:
var person = {
firstName:"John",
lastName:"Doe"
}
Define the character "x" in the equation as a variable.
A simple math equation: x = 3 + 2;
Forms
In the form below, add an input field with the type "button" and the value "OK".
In the form below, add two radio buttons, both with the name "gender".
Form Attributes
Add a submit button, and specify that the form should go to "/action_page.php".
Specify that the form is submitted using the "POST" method.
Form Elements
In the form below, add two option elements to the drop down list.
The first option must have the value "Volvo"
The second option must have the value "Ford".
In the form below, add a text area with the name "note".
Input Types
In the form below, add an input field for text, with the name "username" .
In the form below, add a submit button with the value "Submit Form".
Add two radio buttons with the name "color".
In the form below, add a
In the form below, add a input field that can only contain numbers
Use the correct input attributes to only allow numbers between 1 and 5.
Input Attributes
In the input field below, add placeholder that says "Your name here".
Disable the input field below.
Set the max numbers of characters allowed in the input field to 40.
Set the input field to be read only (meaning that the value cannot be changed).


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Visit Austin Resource Recovery for more information about residential curbside collection of trash, recycling and yard trimmings. Additional services include sweeping streets, collecting dead animals, operating a drop-off center for household hazardous waste and collecting bulk items and large brush.
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This project is open source, and you can participate by downloading at: https://github.com/open-austin/austin-recycles.git.
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FBI tries to ban Pearl video
Wired | Submitted by: Soylent
The FBI has been intimidating sites into removing the Daniel Pearl video,
at the behest of Dow Jones. FBI mumbled something about obscenity to the ISP in
question (a ludicrous stance), but once the Wired article appeared, they
backtracked and tried to claim their pressure was just "advice". It is
impossible to suppress the video; in addition to dozens of web sites it has
appeared on Usenet and is available on numerous decentralized P2P (peer
to peer) file sharing networks. One thing for certain about the Internet:
the more effort expended in suppressing the video, the more widespread
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Miami Herald | Submitted by: Number-6
"On April 24, after her teacher twice denied her a bathroom pass, seventh
grader Sophia Gutierrez said she had a bowel movement in her pants. She was
embarrassed, she says, not just because of the accident, but also because
she says her math teacher, Edwin Victor-Louis, humiliated her in
front of other kids."
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Chirac may grant himself legal amnesty
Times | Submitted by: Alton Vauge
"IN A final attempt to quash further embarrassing investigations into
possible corruption charges related to his time as Mayor of Paris,
President Chirac is said to be considering granting himself and his
Gaullist Party a legal amnesty." That will totally work.
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Anglo-American toilet graffiti
Mirror | Submitted by: george_lazenby
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China invents solid water
People Daily | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"Ninety-seven percent of the solid water is actual water, while the
rest 3 percent is a kind of macromolecular polymer extracted from animals
and plants. The solid water, which is packed in degradable paper, is
not pollutive and can be placed deep in the earth together with the root
of plant. With the help of microbes, the solid water is gradually
dissolved to irrigate the root of plant." Has China re-invented Jello?
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Tabloid to publish Columbine pics
Fox News | Submitted by: Daoloth
"The National Enquirer plans to publish leaked crime-scene photographs
showing the bloodied bodies of the two teen-age gunmen who stormed Columbine
High School three years ago... The weekly says on its Web site that the
photos will accompany an article saying Harris shot Klebold. The official
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Family shocked to find eyeballs in the yard
St. Louis Post-Dispatch | Submitted by: wingnut
"When Adam Comer's children ran screaming into their house in Ferguson on
Tuesday night, it didn't take him long to see why. There were 13 eyeballs
staring back from the rear yard. Just eyeballs. Puzzled police gathered the
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Earnhardt autopsy photo law challenged
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"Tom Julin, a Miami attorney representing The Independent Florida Alligator,
a student-run newspaper in Gainesville, insisted the right to access "exists
when the record is created." The Alligator wants the appeals court to reverse
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photos. The state Legislature then adopted a new law restricting access
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wedding guests severely wounded. "These people in the convoy belonged to
a wedding party and as part of their Pashtun traditions during celebrations
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"Microsoft Corp. is aggressively lobbying the Pentagon to squelch its
growing use of freely distributed computer software and switch to proprietary
systems such as those sold by the software giant, according to officials
familiar with the campaign." But a commissioned report says this would be
a catastrophe: "Banning open source would have immediate, broad, and strongly
negative impacts on the ability of many sensitive and security-focused DOD
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weapons have been turned over to the US Department of Justice, the US
government law enforcement agency. Two of the documents are from the US Naval
Research Laboratory and the US Air Force's Armstrong Laboratory. These two
documents propose anti-materiel biological weapons and were described in the
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official making a presentation removed his clothes to reveal a golden leotard
with a metre long golden phallus containing what he called video interface
which could be used to deliver electric shocks to employees in the developing
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I work in Denver at Digital First Media where I help build a cutting edge software platform that allows the Denver Post and many of our other publishers to publish, curate and analyze their web and print media. We work in an agile environment and use a lot of cool technologies like WordPress, PHP, JavaScript, Rest APIs and hopefully React, Meteor and GraphQL in the near future.
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The Game Developers Club is a student run organisation focused on promoting and encouraging personal and professional Game Development at the University of Maryland College Park. We do this by hosting game dev related events like game jams and workshops, and provide game dev resources for students to use. We host at least one 24+ hour game jam per semester, numerous smaller 2-6 hour "game dashes", and hold weekly meetings, workshops, and labs. If you are interested in joining you are welcome to join our Facebook group and Discord using the links below, and check our Events page to find out when our next meeting is.
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A function which can be used to play music
- Parameters
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| samp | The sample which should be played |
| pitch | The pitch which should be used |
| volume | The volume which should be used |
- Exceptions
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◆ PlaySoundEffect()
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Plays a sound effect once with pitch and volume
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| samp | The sample to be played |
| pitch | The playback pitch [0.5 > pitch < float.maxvalue] |
| volume | The source volume at which the sound effect plays |
- Exceptions
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| ArgumentNullException | Throws an ArgumentNullException |
◆ ToString()
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◆ ActiveSources
| List<SoundSource> HornetEngine.Ecs.SoundSourceComponent.ActiveSources |
A list of active SoundSources
◆ IsPlaying
| bool HornetEngine.Ecs.SoundSourceComponent.IsPlaying |
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get |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole is among the top 100 resort spas in the US, offering a full range of luxurious treatments, massages and more. The Spa accommodations include a sauna, steam room, hot and cold plunge baths, and couple treatment rooms. Additional specialty rooms include rooms, manicure/pedicure stations, and a hair and makeup salon. Bottled water and robes accompany the experience while you also enjoy the baths, relaxation lounges with teas and healthy snacks. A credit of $175.00 will be applied to your spa treatment. All additional costs incurred will be applied to your portfolio.
Date: Friday March 6th or Saturday March 7th
Activity Time: Approx. 50 min
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort which is located slope-side at the Four Seasons, allowing for easy ski-in/ski-out access to the greatest snow on earth. Jackson Hole Wyoming is an exceptional ski resort due to the snow, the amazing steep and challenging terrain, the backcountry, the village, and the lift infrastructure. A credit of 175.00 is applied for each experience and balance of rentals will be charged to your room incidentals.
Date: Friday March 6th or Saturday March 7th
Activity Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
What to wear: Wear your snowsuit, jacket and pants. Goggles, warm waterproof gloves and winter snow boots are highly recommended.
Tour Includes: All-day Lift tickets, Ski/Snowboarding equipment rentals, (upgrades or specific needs are on own and can be billed to your room charge)
Journey into the heart of winter on snowshoes with a naturalist guide. Follow animal tracks in the snow, examine different aspects of winter ecology and enjoy the outstanding beauty of Jackson Hole as it is blanketed in white. Tours are offered in Grand Teton National Park and in the surrounding National Forest.
Date: Friday March 6th
Activity Time: 10:00 AM (experience is approx. 2 hours)
Departure: 9:45 AM from hotel lobby to meet private van
Minimum: 7
What to wear: Wear your snowsuit, jacket or pants that you would if skiing or snowboarding. Goggles, warm waterproof gloves and winter snow boots are highly recommended.
Begin your winter wildlife safari tour with a gourmet coffee, tea or hot chocolate from one of Jackson’s local coffee houses. Then explore the National Elk Refuge, home to thousands of wintering elk, hundreds of bison, bighorn sheep and an array of bird life. You will then head north along the western boundary of the refuge to Grand Teton National Park. You will travel along the southern park roads watching for wildlife and stopping frequently for photo-ops. You will see places like antelope flats, the small town of Kelly and have views of several mountain ranges that form the valley of Jackson Hole. Jackson Hole’s wintering wildlife is abundant with opportunities to see bison, elk, deer, moose, fox, coyote, bald eagle, trumpeter swans, and if we’re lucky, wolves.
Date: Friday March 6th
Activity Time: TBA
Departure: 1:00 PM from hotel lobby to meet private van
Minimum: 4
Maximum: 14
What to wear: Dress as if you were going on a winter road trip, pants, jacket and good boots for outdoors. Extra layers are recommended to stay comfortable in the van. Sunglasses, Chapstick and sunscreen
Cross country skiing is a great activity for non-skiers or for those just looking to mix it up a little. With a sloping track spanning 15 kilometers, Shooting Star boasts one of the valley's finest Nordic areas with a variety of terrain options. The main track features a large loop around the perimeter of the golf course as well as optional spurs off the main loop. A dog-friendly loop, dubbed Buddy's Trail, encircles the perimeter of the practice facility. The Shooting Star Nordic Track is located on the Teton Village Road, minutes away from Teton Village.as well as optional tracks inside the loop.
Date: Friday March 6th or Saturday March 7th
Activity Time: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Departure: From Hotel lobby in a Four Seasons Private Van for a 5minute ride to Shooting Star
What to wear: Wear your snowsuit, jacket and pants. Goggles, warm waterproof gloves and winter snow boots are highly recommended.


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What is the final action performed by this code?
try { fibonacci(); } catch (IllegalArgumentException illegal) { System.out.println("Bad Argument!"); } catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException illegal) { System.out.println("Array Out of Bounds!"); } finally { System.out.println("Done") }
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This is a basic introduction and reference for both administrators and developers of Resourcerver systems. This guide covers all introductory information, most tasks required to administer a system, and concepts required to understand how the system works.
Most users reading this guide will go on to develop Resourcerver applications. The Application Development Guide is the next guide in this series and introduces developers to client program development and basic inter-client interaction. The guide you are currently reading does not explicitly cover programming-level development, but does cover shell-level concepts.
The majority of the information in this guide is conceptual, with the latter sections being dedicated to specific programs. The most complex part of the project at the user level is understanding how the system works internally. When a section of this guide outlines what a client, server, or system can and can't do, normally that means the application developer must design a system using those specifications. The generally administrator has limited control over those aspects, but should still be aware of them to understand the system better.
This page has a link to an example at the bottom that can't be reached using the "Next" links on the subsequent pages. Please return to this page with the "Main" link to get to the example.
| © 2008 - Kevin P. Barry | The Resourcerver Project |


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Choose a Profession
Your profession determines the amount of money you get and how well you score if you reach the end.
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Meteorite Farmer
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Spaceship Engineer
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Moneybags
What is your name, captain?
This is my name
What is the names of your crew?
This is my crew
The year is 2148. What month do you plan on leaving?
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April
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May
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June
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July
Before you depart it is wise to stock up on supplies.
You have § to spend. It is recommended to not spend it all in one place.
Enter Store
Welcome to Singrid's One-Stop Shop!
Be sure to stock up on food for all your crew members, fuel to get you where you're going, and ammo to fend off those pesky space pirates. You won't find deals this good anywhere else in the galaxy!
It doesn't look like you have enough money to buy these items. Please change the amount of items you want to buy in order to leave the store.
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Food
§10 for 20 meals
Buy: X 20 meals
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Fuel
§20 for 60 fuel pods
Buy: X 60 fuel pods
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Ammo
§20 for 5 shots
Buy: X 5 shots
Reciept
Starting Amount:
  §
Total Bill:
- §
Ending Amount:
  §
Purchase Items & Exit Store
You have a long journey ahead of you.
Good Luck.
Depart
Welcome to the Jungle! The Jungle of SPACE!
As the captain of this ship you control when to travel, speed of travel, and provisons. Clicking the Travel button down below moves you forward one day. Clicking the Trade button shows you who is trading near you for the day, trades change daily.
Fandalin
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Leave Fandalin
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Trade with locals
Space Bazar
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will give for your
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will give for your
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will give for your
You can try to throw away items or risk it for the bisquit and fight your way out of the gravitational pull. Be warned, fighting your way out may cause injuries to your crew.
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Food
10 meals weigh 10lbs
Throw away: X 10 meals
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Fuel
10 fuel pods weigh 50lbs
Throw away: X 10 fuel pods
Needs to be thrown away: lbs
Being thrown away: lbs
Remaining left: lbs
Captain , welcome to your new home!
You have earned a total of points.


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## donald knuth ### 1974
art means skill in latin (ars, artis), and in greek the equivalent is techne
liberal arts used to include logic, arithmetic and geometry (essential to CS)
if science is the knowledge, then arts is the application of knowledge (kinda like today’s science and engineering)
john stuart mill: we need multiple sciences for a single art
john rushkin: the work of science is to subsitute facts for appearances and demonstrations for impressions
art is that which is hard to automate: can you automate code-writing? what’s the status of the research on that?
the goal is the synthesis of science and art
i don’t know anything about art, but i know what i like
therefore comes the question: what is good style? what is bad style?
the important thing is that they are creating something they feel is beautiful
bentham: the utility of the result is a reliable standard for aesthetic jugment. but this utility can also simply be tied back to pleasure
should we care about program efficiency? (cpu cycles, battery usage, etc.). mass storage def affects some sort of beauty
in the end, it’s important to have beautiful tools to work with: we can write code forever if the machine/infrastructure on which we write it is pleasurable
he mentions program measurement as an important aspect of writing beautiful code: what happened to program measurement in the 21st century?
and then of course language design


Destructuring allows you to bind a set of variables to a corresponding set of values anywhere that you can normally bind a value to a single variable.
Destructuring allows you to bind a set of variables to a corresponding set of values anywhere that you can normally bind a value to a single variable.
Let's talk about them in that order
let {city, state, zip} = getAddress(); log(city); //"Salt Lake City" log(state); //"UT" log(zip); //84115
let {city, state, zip} = getAddress(); log(city, state, zip); // 'Salt Lake City', 'UT', 84115
let {city: c, state: s, zip: z} = getAddress();
log(c, s, z); // 'Salt Lake City', 'UT', 84115
log(city, state, zip); //Throws Error: city, state, zip not defined
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35}; displayPerson(person); function displayPerson(p){ var name = p.name; var age = p.age; //do something with name and age to display them }
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35}; displayPerson(person); function displayPerson(p){ let {name, age} = p; //do something with name and age to display them }
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35}; displayPerson(person); function displayPerson({name, age}){ //do something with name and age to display them }
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35}; displayPerson(person); function displayPerson({name = "No Name Provided", age = 0}){ //do something with name and age to display them }
try{ throw “WorstError”; }catch({type, message, filename, lineNumber}){ //do something with error }
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35}; displayPerson(person); function displayPerson(p){ let {name, age} = p; //do something with name and age to display them }
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35};
displayPerson(person);
function displayPerson(p){
let {name, age, address} = p;
//do something with name and age to display them
}
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35};
let {name, age, ?address} = person;
var person = {name: "Aaron", age: 35}; let {?name, ?age, ?address} = person; //Forgives each of them individually let ?{name, age, address} = person; //Forgives the whole pattern
let {a: x} = {} // throw let ?{a: x} = {} // x = undefined let ?{a: x} = 0 // x = undefined let {?a: x} = {} // x = undefined let {?a: x} = 0 // throw
let ?{a: x = 1} = undefined // x = 1 let {?a: x = 1} = undefined // throw let {?a: x = 1} = {} // x = 1
let {a: x, b: {c: y}, d: z} = {a: 1, b: {}, d: 2} // throw let {a: x, b: ?{c: y}, d: z} = {a: 1, b: 0, d: 2} // x = 1, y = undefined, z = 2 let ?{a: x, b: {c: y}, d: z} = {b: {}, d: 2} // x, y = undefined, z = 2
let person = { name: "Aaron", age: "35", address: { city: "Salt Lake City", state: "UT", zip: 84115 } }; let {name, age, address: {city, state, zip}} = person;
let person = { name: "Aaron", age: "35", address: { city: "Salt Lake City", state: "UT", zip: 84115 } }; let {name, age, address: {city: c, state:s, zip: z}} = person;
var nums = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]; var [first, second,,,,,,,,tenth] = nums; log(first, second, tenth); //1, 2, 10
//SWAPPING VARIABLES var a = 1, b = 2; //The Old Way var temp = a, a = b, b = temp; //The New Way [b, a] = [a, b];
var nums = [1, 2, 3, 4]; doSomething(nums); function doSomething([first, second, ...others]){ log(first); //logs 1 log(second); //logs 2 log(others); //logs [3, 4] }
var nums = [1, 2, [3, 4, [5, 6]]]; var [one,,[three,,[,six]]] = nums;
let [x] = [2, 3] // x = 2 let [x] = {'0': 4} // x = 4 let [x, y, z] = [1, 2] // throw
//Entire Pattern is Refutable let ?[x, y, z] = [1, 2] // x = 1, y = 2, z = undefined //Only 'z' is Refutable let [x, y, ?z] = [1, 2] // x = 1, y = 2, z = undefined


Contrast
Improve the appearance of elements when placing them on colored backgrounds or images.
Usage
To apply this component, just add the .uk-contrast
class to a container or the element whose color you would like to adjust. Text, Buttons, the nav side from the Nav component, the subnav line and subnav pill from the Subnav component, Icons, default forms from the Form component as well as the list line from the List component will automatically change their appearence.
This comes in really handy when placing content inside differently colored blocks from the Block component or on top of images.
Example
Markup

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Rendering a List using Self Made Stylesheets
How to render a list using a stylesheet you have created on the Forms & Lists module.
- Select Form and List Configuration from the module actions menu - OR - Click the Form and List Configuration button.
- Maximize
the List Settings section.
- At Rendering Method, select XSLT using self made or generated stylesheets.
- At XSL Script, set the link to your XSLT file. See "Setting a File Link"
- Click the Save Configuration and Return link to update these settings and return to the module.
Rendering a List using Self Made Stylesheets


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An important feature of each movie site is trailers, so it is for sharemovi.es! And where should we look for trailers? YouTube! But how can we program to get the corresponding trailer video when inputting the movie title? Use gData!
First of all there is a complete YouTube API available, but my solution doesn't require much if any of it. It really comes down to getting the right feed details and parse the XML:
1. First make a query to the gData API (a REST-inspired technology for reading, writing, and modifying information on the web - see also this video: it has been around for quite some time!)
$feedURL = 'http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos?q=' .$q.'&start-index=1&max-results=1';
$q is the movie string to query. the+movie+name+'trailer' works best for me. And we want just the first hit to appear in the feed.
2. Read the feed into a SimpleXML object
$sxml = simplexml_load_file($feedURL);
// and iterate over entries in feed
foreach ($sxml->entry as $entry) {
// get nodes in media: namespace for media information
$media = $entry->children('http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/');
// get video player URL
$attrs = $media->group->player->attributes();
$trailer = $attrs['url'];
}
(I found a much more detailed example on the IBM site, but this bit will do for what I want to show ..)
3. Some final tweaking: to embed the gathered URL in a html <object> we need to swap 'watch?v=' with 'v/'. Luckily I played with YouTube URLs before because this is not very obvious.
$trailer = str_replace('watch?v=','v/',$trailer);
.. and we embed the result in the standard embed code YouTube provides to us
<object width="640" height="385"><param name="movie" value="<?php echo $trailer ;?>?fs=1&hl=en_US"></param> <param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param> <param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param> <embed src="<?php echo $trailer ;?>?fs=1&hl=en_US" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="640" height="385"></embed> </object>
You can see the result on sharemovi.es.
I use the jQuery Boxy plugin to present the output as a nice Facebook-like overlay:
A. Click on "View trailer"
B. Overlay with the result of the trailer script that found "The Ghost Writer"'s trailer on YouTube:
Some readers requested the source. I put it on Github. Let me know where you roll it out :)
Gdata is gone, I fixed it by using themoviedb API, see here.


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Analysis of common DEGs and metabolites among SASCs, EASCs, and PASCs. (A) Enriched GO terms of common DEGs among SASCs, EASCs, and PASCs. (B) Enriched KEGG pathways of common DEGs. (C) Analysis of metabolic pathways of common differential metabolites among SASCs, EASCs, and PASCs. (D) Top 25 enrichment of common differential metabolites.


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Define the function for a normal distribution. This is all about how two functions are combined, so the content of this function is almost irrelevant.
Use this to define the functions for our left and right slit


Gifter is a gift tracking app to help keep you in the giving spirit.
What can Gifter do?
Keep track of your friends and family
- Add as many potential gift recipients as you like.
- Store relevent information, like their birthday, anniversary, even their shipping address.
- Best friend finishing college? Edit their info at any time to add new important dates like graduation.
Remember that great gift idea you had
- Find something online you know your sister would love? Add a gift idea to her page so you don't forget by the time her birthday comes around.
- Want to wait for a better deal? Add pricing information or a direct link to the product online that you can check whenever you want.
- Mark your gift as purchased when it's time to buy. Or, simply delete it if you found something better.
Provide a personal dashboard
- Giving may be better than recieving, but you deserve something nice, too. Gifter can help you put together your own wish list.
- Never forget those important occasions. Gifter will remind you any time there's a big date coming up, so you'll always be prepared.


Slides down a dialog str is a date.
message(where, [options])
| where |
object, where to display |
| options |
object, optional, additional parametes |
This method is used internally to show message in w2grid and w2form. It will lock the content of specified div and will slide down a message. First argument where is a object of the following structure
For example, in w2grid it is called in the following way
The second argument options is the same as for w2popup.message() method and can have following options


The Lean CLI supports using dozens of open source packages in your algorithms.
These packages are reviewed by our security team, and when approved, can be used in backtesting, live trading, and research.
To use these packages in your algorithm, you will need to add the relevant using
import
statement at the top of your code file.
By default, only the libraries in the official LEAN Docker images can be referenced in your algorithms. However, the CLI also supports using custom libraries. This makes it possible to use a library that is not available in the official LEAN Docker images or to use a newer version of an existing library.


Drag your mouse in the blocks "Mass Model" and "Source Model" to
draw ellipses, then move the cursor in the "Source Plane" block. Can
you discover anything interesting in the "Image Plane" block? Can
you reconstruct the Einstein Ring using your mouse? If you
reconstruct the lensed images successfully, you can use left click
on the block "Source Plane" to activate freeze-model, then click the
button "Save Lens Models" to save your model. If you would like
to email the model to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I really appreciate it.
Have Fun!


Navigate to Internet
(needs MDS)
Test IO
(needs MDS)
Test Device API
Test Notification API
Test Media API
Test Telephony API
Test GeoLocation API
Test Camera API
Test Contacts API


Specifies where Jenkins will store workspaces for builds that are executed
on the master.
It has no effect on builds that are executed on agents.
This value may include the following variables:
- ${JENKINS_HOME} — Absolute path of the Jenkins home
directory
- ${ITEM_ROOTDIR} — Absolute path of the directory
where Jenkins stores the configuration and related metadata for a
given job
- ${ITEM_FULL_NAME} — The full name of a given job,
which may be slash-separated, e.g. foo/bar for the job
bar in folder foo
The value should normally include ${ITEM_ROOTDIR} or
${ITEM_FULL_NAME}, otherwise different jobs will end up sharing the
same workspace.
As builds tend to be disk I/O intensive, changing this value enables you to
put build workspaces on faster storage hardware, such as SSDs or even RAM
disks.
Any changes to this value will take effect as soon as this configuration
page is saved, but note that Jenkins will not automatically migrate any data
from the current workspace root directory.
The default value is ${JENKINS_HOME}/workspace/${ITEM_FULLNAME}.


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The ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest is a competition of solving programming problems. The UGA-ACM has a sub-group that meets regularly in the fall.
The goals of the UGA-ACM ICPC are to help anyone that joins become more proficient at programming and to be successful in the competitive programming competitons we attend.
The team you make must consist of three people, no more, no less. It is best if you form teams based on programming language and skill level.
We attend the regional ICPC competition. As well as the ICPC we have other competitions we are making plans to attend.
The ICPC regional competition is held at Georgia Tech and the environment you program in is quite different from the normal computer lab or home desktop you're used to. Programming at the competition is exhilarating! You are comfortably put in a lecture hall filled with competitors and given a single laptop (shared amongst the team) to program on. The laptop's operating system is a recent distribution of Ubuntu. You are allowed to use nearly any IDE.


GFA creates five new departments
The Ghana Football Association has created five new departments to allow the smooth running of the association.
The Executive Council have added five new administrative departments, which includes Competitions Department, Human Resource Department , National Teams Department, Audit and Compliance, as well as Marketing and Sponsorship Department.
A press release from the Football Association revealed the new changes, which is expected to uplift the federation in the coming years.
Below is the press release from the GFA
PRESS RELEASE: GFA TO SET UP NEW DEPARTMENTS
The Executive Council of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), has decided to set up new administrative departments in line with the Council's vision for the Association.
The new departments to be created are; Competitions Department, Human Resource Department , National Teams Department, Audit and Compliance, as well as Marketing and Sponsorship Department.
The Executive Council has also decided to resource existing departments such as Communications and Technical Directorate to make them fully functional.
Meanwhile, the Technical Directorate of the GFA is to be permanently moved from the Head Office in Accra to the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence at Prampram.
SIGNED: COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT


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生老病死，自然规律。美国若不能成为尼采所谓的超人，也必有衰败的时候。
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In Hogwarts
Dumbledore: I sense that something is troubling you. Am I right, Harry?
Harry: It's just...you see, sir, I couldn't help but notice certain things, certain....certain similarities between Tom Riddle and me.
Dumbledore: I see. Well, you can speak Parseltongue, Harry. Why? Because Lord Voldemort can speak Parseltongue. If I'm not mistaken, Harry...he transferred some of his powers to you......the night he gave you that scar.
Harry: Voldemort transferred some of his powers to me?
Dumbledore: Not intentionally...but yes.
Harry: So the Sorting Hat was right. I should be in Slytherin.
Dumbledore: It's true. You possess many of the qualities that Voldemort himself prizes. Determination, resourcefulness......and if I may say so, a certain disregard for the rules. Why, then, did the Sorting Hat place you in Gryffindor?
Harry: Because I asked it to.
Dumbledore: Exactly, Harry, exactly, which makes you different from Voldemort. It is not our abilities that show what we truly are. It is our choices.
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COPLAND A film review by Brian Finkelstein Copyright 1997 Brian Finkelstein
On a scale of 0 to 5, this movie gets a very low 1 bordering on a 0.
OK, here's the deal guys. I normally would not review a movie for the masses, but in this case I felt that I needed too because I saw the movie several months before any of the normal NET critics will so I must share my insights but I'll keep it short.
Copland is a movie starring DeNiro and Stallone along with several other big names.  They keep the town safe, but their bring their warped sense of fairness and justice with them across the symbolic bridge.
This flick has many, many problems. First is the acting of Sheriff Freddie, played by Stallone, who allows the big city cops to do whatever they want.  The character was supposed to be deaf in one ear, and it is possible to image Stallone reading the script and thinking to himself, "He's so stupid that he can't hear! I'll play this role as if he were retarded." Stallone stands with his jaw agar for at least 1 hour of this 1-1/2 hour movie.
Aside from Stallone's acting, the rest of the problems are entirely script related. There are seemingly dozens of sideplots relating to the Mafia and love interests that are never explained or resolved. They are brought up, explained quickly, thought about for a second, and then forgotten never to be brought up again. Also, the fact that there are dozens of characters that are constantly in motion and are never truly memorable was less then helpful. Several times during the movie I found myself turning to my friends and asking-- who's that? who's that?
All in all, this movie had little merit except for a slightly entertaining sequence in the beginning showing the parallels between city and suburban police life. I have intentionally given away very little of the plot as the movie has yet to be released so changes can easily be made, but this movie was too far gone... I urge each and every one of you reading this, don't see the movie-- it's not worth the seven dollars.
Do not see Copland.
This is the first review i've done, i'd love to hear how i'm doing...
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Baby Names
Instructions: Download the R Markdown file below, insert your code where indicated, and email me your knitted .html
output. No need to send the .Rmd
file!
To complete this assignment, you must install the babynames
package:
install.packages("babynames")
- babynames.Rmd
- babynames-solutions.html (for reference—finished plots with no code!)
For Reference Only (nothing to turn in!)
Katrina
Instructions: Just look at it! And use it as a guide if you want to create maps.
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and rgeos
.
install.packages("rnaturalearth")
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Pay Gaps
Instructions: Reminder of how we arrived at our dumbbell plot in class.
- school-earnings.csv (data file)
- pay-gaps.html
Between now and class on Feb. 28
- Work on Small Project 1!
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- 9 DataCamp chapters.
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Using what you learned in the pay-gaps
activity, try to visualize the earnings data as a slopegraph:
Notes:
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- There are labels on both sides that do not obscure the points (hint: plot left and right labels separately, and use
glue()
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Award Winning Author, Valerie Ryan was born in Columbus, Ohio but moved away from there at the age of 2 with her parents and two older sisters. They moved two more times before landing in Marion, Indiana. She attended Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana for a few years but soon discovered that college was more difficult for her than most. The realization that she had ADHD came slowly, however the diagnosis explained many things about her life. Not being one to be told she cannot do something, she swiftly applied to and was accepted into a trade school and graduated with an Executive Secretarial Management degree. Unfortunately, computers were taking over the secretarial field when she graduated leaving her with little to do career wise.
Not being one to stop moving, literally, she soon found herself living in Cincinnati, Ohio with her oldest sister working in an office. It didn’t take too long to realize that office work and sitting in one spot every day was not for her. She moved back to Indiana and began working in an animal hospital where she excelled. She swiftly moved from one job title to another, going from receptionist, kennel worker, groomer, veterinary aid to veterinary technician. Later she began to work as a dog trainer. Working with animals was a great career and one she enjoyed immensely.
It wasn’t until her first son was born nine weeks prematurely that she discovered she had also been living with Major Depressive Disorder and Anxiety.  Before this diagnosis her writings always bothered her. What would begin as a happy tale of two friends going out for a walk would eventually lead to disastrous events where everyone would die horrible deaths. She never understood why her mind would inevitably lead to such horrible storytelling and this would make the depression worst. In reaction, she stopped writing. Now that her mind was healing, she decided to try writing again. It started out slowly, just diary entries, for fear of the violent endings however those endings were now a thing of the past.
The first book in the Seven of I series, The Keeper of the Words, was a 5 year writing process. The research took over 3 years and the writing almost 2 years. She takes great pride in her work now and instead of throwing them away disgusted at herself, she now gladly waves her pages in front of anyone who will read them. Good thing she didn’t give up because her book, The Keeper of the Words, won the 2015 Books of the Year in the Science Fiction/Fantasy Genre with Booksandauthor.com.
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We need a database to store user information and to persist posts. Because we are developing a MEAN stack, we will use MongoDB for our document store. Heroku provides an easy prescription for setting up a free mLab (mongolab) mongoDB for your backend app. As mentioned previously, you need to supply Heroku a credit card, but so long as you stay within the free tier you will not be charged.
For Heroku to add the mongodb add-on you need to supply them a credit card.
If you have difficulty giving Heroku your credit card (i.e., the billing page provides an error) then ... you can wait and try again... or, we can get a free mongodb from mLab.
Once you have the URI you can use this URI in your local run of the backend server as well as on Heroku. First we need to tell Heroku to use that URI for it's configuration:
heroku config:set MONGOLAB_URI=mongodb://<the URI from mLab>
We want to do as much development as possible on our locally running server before pushing it to Heroku, and then iteratively develop locally until we are ready for another push. Now we could hardcode the mLab URI in our code, but this breaks separations of concerns: configuration should not be in code. Instead we want to use environment variables.
When running locally you can store your environment variables in a local file and then load them in node. Here are two different ways of doing it. Decide for yourself which "style" below you like better
// this is .env MONGOLAB_URI="mongodb://ian:sekret@widmore.mongohq.com:27017/dev_local" // runs these in terminal # npm install dotenv --save-dev # echo .env >> .gitignore // add this to index.js if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== "production") { require('dotenv').load() }or
// this is .env.json { "MONGOLAB_URI": "mongodb://ian:sekret@widmore.mongohq.com:27017/dev_local" } // runs these in terminal # npm install dot-env --save-dev # echo .env.json >> .gitignore // add this to index.js if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== "production") { require('dot-env') }
So either store your environment in a shell file or in a json file -- your pick.
In both cases we save the loading module in our dev dependencies (so they don't show up on Heroku)
and ignore the environment file (so it doesn't show up on Heroku). Put the loading logic
in your index.js
file so it will be loaded first on startup.
In the database we will have at least three collections: users, posts, profiles. If we were using a RDBMS or ODM (e.g., mongoose) then these are what the schemas might look like
users { username: String, salt: String, hash: String } profiles { username: String, status: String, following: [ String ], email: String, zipcode: String, picture: String } posts { id: Number, author: String, body: String, date: Date, img: String, comments: [{ commentId: Number, author: String, body: String, date: Date }] }
If you use mongoose, then you would call these schemas by their singular name: user, profile, post.
I would therefore have in my model.js
file
// this is model.js var mongoose = require('mongoose') var userSchema = new mongoose.Schema({ ... }) exports.User = mongoose.model('users', userSchema)
and then in auth.js I would have
// this is in auth.js var models = require('./model.js') models.User.find({ username: "sep1" }).exec(function(err, users) { ... })
If you're not using mongoose (which is 100% okay) then you'd have something like this
// this is in auth.js db.collection('users').find({ username: "sep1" }).toArray(function(err, users) { ... })
and there may or may not be a model.js
file depending on where you put your logic -- just remember divide to conquer!
Implement the logic to query the database for the GET
endpoints, and write to the database for the PUT
and POST
endpoints.
The default implementation of mongoDB collections have an _id
field. The _id is automatically populated
for you during inserts.
_id: ObjectId("5099803df3f4948bd2f98391")
you can use this instead of a numeric id supplied by your server. I.e., just omit "id" from your schema and perform queries on _id instead. That means a request for a specific post might be
GET /posts/5099803df3f4948bd2f98391
instead of GET /posts/1234
which is perfectly fine.
For the commentId you get to choose what to do. A "global" value probably is not a good idea because it may collide across different servers. Instead you might consider something unique, such as the hash of the author & timestamp which assumes that an individual user will only be connected to one server and making one post at a time -- which I think is a reasonable assumption to make. The commentId therefore is a String not a number. Again, it doesn't matter what it is, it is just for us to use when looking up and identifying a particular comment for editing.
We start with an empty database of users, posts, and profile information. But to visualize your site we would like some sample data and users. Add your dummy server test user to your site. This is the one with a username like "sep1test" -- use the same password as well. (You'll need to generate a salt and then store the salt and the hash of the salted password in mongo.)
Next add some sample content. For example, you can pull posts from the dummy server and
post them to your server. I wrote a script to do this for you. You can use it or modify it as you like.
Download initDatabase.js
and place in a node package that has request
already installed (e.g., your backend!).
Create a file cred.json
with something like the following:
{ "dummy_username": "sep1test", "dummy_password": "native-web-tester", "dummy_URI": "https://webdev-dummy.herokuapp.com", "site_username": "sep1test", "site_password": "native-web-tester", "site_URI": "https://ricebookserver.herokuapp.com" }
Update the site_URI to be your backend site -- if you're running locally then it would be http://localhost:8080 probably. Make sure you use double-quotes everywhere: it needs to be valid JSON. Then run the program:
node initDatabase.js
It will login to the dummy server, pull posts and push them to your server. You can run this for your user, your test user, and for my test user (credentials above). Note that it does not do comments -- so modify the script to do it or add comments manually. The script literally pushes what it reads, so if your post schema is different then it may not behave well.


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Fraco Products Ltd
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Mailing Address:
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Corporate Summary
Fraco Products Ltd is a manufacturing company dedicated to developing Hydraulic mast climbing work platforms and portable cranes adaptable to the platforms. The company founded in 1991 by a mason and contractor has developped a product that lends proof to its sturdiness and dependability all over Canada, USA and Indonesia. The system has clearly demonstrate that, in many cases, its use can increase productivity up to 35%. Fraco Products Ltd invests year after year in R & D in order to
ameliorate the products or to develop new ones for the construction industry. The people of Fraco are quality conscious; they are certified Canadian Welding Bureau and are currently working on ISO 9001 certification.
Technology/Product/Service Profile
Four models of mast-climbing work platforms are proposed:
The FRSM-20K which distinguishes itself by its lifting hook mechanism that calls for minimum maintenance. Assembled with two mast, this system offers a maximum length of 38,4 m; a load capacity of 9072 kg; a lifting speed of 2,1 m per minute. That configuration can be split into two 14,6 m single mast set-ups and it can be loaded on a single drop-deck trailer;
The ACT-8 which is equipped with an endless screw mechanism that allows elevation at variable speed and an exact positioning of the platform. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 15,2 m; a load capacity of 3630 kg; a lifting speed up to 11,9 m per minute. Fraco also offers the ACT-4 which is also equipped with an endless screw mechanism. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 14,3 m; a load capacity of 1815 kg; a lifting speed up to 4,9 m per minute;
The FRSM-1500 which comes with a ball and track mechanism that calls for minimum maintenance and gives the platform a smooth, quick and silent operation. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 8,5 m; a load capacity of 680 kg; a lifting speed of 4,2 m per minute;
The MP-8000, Fraco's Multi purpose construction hoist. It is the perfect access equipment to carry heavy building material. That system can also be converted into a working platform for the finishing works. Developed around the ACT (Advanced Cylindrical Technology), the MP-8000 offers it has a maximum payload of 3630 kg and 16,1 m3 of loading volume. When used in hoist mode, it can be remotely controlled.
A full range of accessories is also available, such as the FRH-4000 portable crane that can be mounted on the ACT-8 and on the FRSM-20K. It brings material weighing up to 1140 kg (2 500 lbs) to the platform at a height of 73 m while workers continue with their jobs. Fraco also offers its unique WES (Weather Enclosure System) that provides extra-strength hard roofing weather protection.
Marketing strategy
Our marketing strategy consists in targeting distributors in
area related to construction business and/or in the scaffolding
business and that are ready to go for a new technology. Fraco is
also looking for potential partners interested in bringing new
products to their market and in partnering in bids for
construction business.
Key clients
Fraco products was developed for the construction industry
including the high rise building, the commercial and industrial
building and for the residential construction as well.
Potentials clients are the general contractors, mason and
bricklayer, other specialised contractors and the equipment
leasing companies.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Four models of mast-climbing work platforms are proposed:
The FRSM-20K which distinguishes itself by its lifting hook mechanism that calls for minimum maintenance. Assembled with two mast, this system offers a maximum length of 38,4 m; a load capacity of 9072 kg; a lifting speed of 2,1 m per minute. That configuration can be split into two 14,6 m single mast set-ups and it can be loaded on a single drop-deck trailer;
The ACT-8 which is equipped with an endless screw mechanism that allows elevation at variable speed and an exact positioning of the platform. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 15,2 m; a load capacity of 3630 kg; a lifting speed up to 11,9 m per minute. Fraco also offers the ACT-4 which is also equipped with an endless screw mechanism. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 14,3 m; a load capacity of 1815 kg; a lifting speed up to 4,9 m per minute;
The FRSM-1500 which comes with a ball and track mechanism that calls for minimum maintenance and gives the platform a smooth, quick and silent operation. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 8,5 m; a load capacity of 680 kg; a lifting speed of 4,2 m per minute;
The MP-8000, Fraco's Multi purpose construction hoist. It is the perfect access equipment to carry heavy building material. That system can also be converted into a working platform for the finishing works. Developed around the ACT (Advanced Cylindrical Technology), the MP-8000 offers it has a maximum payload of 3630 kg and 16,1 m3 of loading volume. When used in hoist mode, it can be remotely controlled.
A full range of accessories is also available, such as the FRH-4000 portable crane that can be mounted on the ACT-8 and on the FRSM-20K. It brings material weighing up to 1140 kg (2 500 lbs) to the platform at a height of 73 m while workers continue with their jobs. Fraco also offers its unique WES (Weather Enclosure System) that provides extra-strength hard roofing weather protection.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Transportation
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Belgium
- France
- Germany
- India
- Mexico
- Poland
- Qatar
- Saudi Arabia
- Switzerland
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
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Product / Service / Licensing
Four models of mast-climbing work platforms are proposed:
The FRSM-20K which distinguishes itself by its lifting hook mechanism that calls for minimum maintenance. Assembled with two mast, this system offers a maximum length of 38,4 m; a load capacity of 9072 kg; a lifting speed of 2,1 m per minute. That configuration can be split into two 14,6 m single mast set-ups and it can be loaded on a single drop-deck trailer;
The ACT-8 which is equipped with an endless screw mechanism that allows elevation at variable speed and an exact positioning of the platform. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 15,2 m; a load capacity of 3630 kg; a lifting speed up to 11,9 m per minute. Fraco also offers the ACT-4 which is also equipped with an endless screw mechanism. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 14,3 m; a load capacity of 1815 kg; a lifting speed up to 4,9 m per minute;
The FRSM-1500 which comes with a ball and track mechanism that calls for minimum maintenance and gives the platform a smooth, quick and silent operation. Assembled with one mast, this system offers a maximum length of 8,5 m; a load capacity of 680 kg; a lifting speed of 4,2 m per minute;
The MP-8000, Fraco's Multi purpose construction hoist. It is the perfect access equipment to carry heavy building material. That system can also be converted into a working platform for the finishing works. Developed around the ACT (Advanced Cylindrical Technology), the MP-8000 offers it has a maximum payload of 3630 kg and 16,1 m3 of loading volume. When used in hoist mode, it can be remotely controlled.
A full range of accessories is also available, such as the FRH-4000 portable crane that can be mounted on the ACT-8 and on the FRSM-20K. It brings material weighing up to 1140 kg (2 500 lbs) to the platform at a height of 73 m while workers continue with their jobs. Fraco also offers its unique WES (Weather Enclosure System) that provides extra-strength hard roofing weather protection.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Transportation
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Belgium
- France
- Germany
- India
- Mexico
- Poland
- Qatar
- Saudi Arabia
- Switzerland
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States


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| typedef struct fpc_hcp_arg_data | fpc_hcp_arg_data_t |
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| typedef struct fpc_hcp_packet | fpc_hcp_packet_t |
| Application Command Packet. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | fpc_hcp_cmd { CMD_NONE = 0x0000, CMD_CAPTURE = 0x0001, CMD_ENROLL = 0x0002, CMD_IDENTIFY = 0x0003, CMD_MATCH = 0x0004, CMD_IMAGE = 0x0005, CMD_TEMPLATE = 0x0006, CMD_WAIT = 0x0007, CMD_SETTINGS = 0x0008, CMD_NAVIGATE = 0x1001, CMD_SENSOR = 0x1002, CMD_DEADPIXELS = 0x1003, CMD_CONNECT = 0x2001, CMD_RECONNECT = 0x2002, CMD_RESET = 0x3002, CMD_CANCEL = 0x3003, CMD_INFO = 0x3004, CMD_STORAGE_TEMPLATE = 0x4002, CMD_STORAGE_CALIBRATION = 0x4003, CMD_STORAGE_LOG = 0x4004, CMD_STORAGE_SETTINGS = 0x4005, CMD_TEST = 0x5001, CMD_MCU = 0x5002, CMD_GPIO = 0x5003, CMD_COMMUNICATION = 0x6001, CMD_APP_BASE = CMD_APP_BASE_VAL, CMD_DIAG = 0xF003, CMD_FFFF = 0xFFFF } |
| enum | fpc_hcp_arg { ARG_NONE = 0x0000, ARG_FINGER_DOWN = 0x0001, ARG_FINGER_UP = 0x0002, ARG_START = 0x0003, ARG_ADD = 0x0004, ARG_FINISH = 0x0005, ARG_ID = 0x0006, ARG_ALL = 0x0007, ARG_EXTRACT = 0x0008, ARG_MATCH_IMAGE = 0x0009, ARG_MATCH = 0x000A, ARG_ACQUIRE = 0x1001, ARG_RELEASE = 0x1002, ARG_SET = 0x1003, ARG_GET = 0x1004, ARG_UPLOAD = 0x1005, ARG_DOWNLOAD = 0x1006, ARG_CREATE = 0x1007, ARG_SAVE = 0x1008, ARG_DELETE = 0x1009, ARG_DATA = 0x100A, ARG_UPDATE = 0x100B, ARG_SEQ_NR = 0x100C, ARG_SEQ_LEN = 0x100D, ARG_RESULT = 0x2001, ARG_COUNT = 0x2002, ARG_SIZE = 0x2003, ARG_LEVEL = 0x2004, ARG_FORMAT = 0x2005, ARG_FLAG = 0x2006, ARG_PROPERTIES = 0x2007, ARG_SPEED = 0x2008, ARG_PROD_TEST = 0x2009, ARG_SENSOR_TYPE = 0x3001, ARG_WIDTH = 0x3002, ARG_HEIGHT = 0x3003, ARG_RESET = 0x3004, ARG_DPI = 0x3005, ARG_MAX_SPI_CLOCK = 0x3006, ARG_NUM_SUB_AREAS_WIDTH = 0x3007, ARG_NUM_SUB_AREAS_HEIGHT = 0x3008, ARG_IRQ_STATUS = 0x3009, ARG_RESET_HARD = 0x300A, ARG_IDLE = 0x4001, ARG_SLEEP = 0x4002, ARG_DEEP_SLEEP = 0x4003, ARG_POWER_MODE = 0x4004, ARG_BUSY_WAIT = 0x4005, ARG_TIMEOUT = 0x5001, ARG_DONE = 0x5002, ARG_BOOT = 0x6001, ARG_STATUS = 0x6002, ARG_VERSION = 0x6003, ARG_UNIQUE_ID = 0x6004, ARG_APP_BASE = ARG_APP_BASE_VAL, ARG_NONCE = 0x8001, ARG_MAC = 0x8002, ARG_RANDOM = 0x8003, ARG_CLAIM = 0x8004, ARG_PUBLIC_KEY = 0x8005, ARG_CIPHERTEXT = 0x8006, ARG_MTU = 0x9001, ARG_STACK = 0xE001, ARG_FILL = 0xE002, ARG_HEAP = 0xE003, ARG_MODE = 0xF001, ARG_DEBUG = 0xF002, ARG_FFFF = 0xFFFF } |
Host Communication Protocol common type definitions.
Definition in file fpc_hcp_common.h.
| #define ARG_APP_BASE_VAL 0x7000 |
Program specific arguments base number
Definition at line 39 of file fpc_hcp_common.h.
| #define CMD_APP_BASE_VAL 0xE000 |
Program specific commands base number
Definition at line 36 of file fpc_hcp_common.h.
| #define HCP_MIN | ( | x, | |
| y | |||
| ) | (((x) < (y)) ? (x) : (y)) |
Returns the smallest of two values.
Definition at line 33 of file fpc_hcp_common.h.
| typedef struct fpc_hcp_arg_data fpc_hcp_arg_data_t |
Command Argument.
| typedef uint16_t fpc_hcp_arg_t |
HCP Argument type
Definition at line 191 of file fpc_hcp_common.h.
| typedef uint16_t fpc_hcp_cmd_t |
HCP Command type
Definition at line 92 of file fpc_hcp_common.h.
| typedef struct fpc_hcp_packet fpc_hcp_packet_t |
Application Command Packet.
| enum fpc_hcp_arg |
HCP Argument definitions
Definition at line 95 of file fpc_hcp_common.h.
| enum fpc_hcp_cmd |
HCP Command definitions
Definition at line 42 of file fpc_hcp_common.h.


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iconv-lite - pure javascript character encoding conversion¶
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## Features
- Pure javascript. Doesn’t need native code compilation.
- Easy API.
- Works on Windows and in sandboxed environments like [Cloud9](http://c9.io).
- Encoding is much faster than node-iconv (see below for performance comparison).
## Usage
var iconv = require(‘iconv-lite’);
// Convert from an encoded buffer to string. str = iconv.decode(buf, ‘win1251’);
// Convert from string to an encoded buffer. buf = iconv.encode(“Sample input string”, ‘win1251’);
// Check if encoding is supported iconv.encodingExists(“us-ascii”)
## Supported encodings
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- All widespread single byte encodings: Windows 125x family, ISO-8859 family, IBM/DOS codepages, Macintosh family, KOI8 family. Aliases like ‘latin1’, ‘us-ascii’ also supported.
- Multibyte encodings: ‘gbk’, ‘gb2313’, ‘Big5’, ‘cp950’.
Others are easy to add, see the source. Please, participate. Most encodings are generated from node-iconv. Thank you Ben Noordhuis and iconv authors!
Not supported yet: EUC family, Shift_JIS.
## Encoding/decoding speed
Comparison with node-iconv module (1000x256kb, on Ubuntu 12.04, Core i5/2.5 GHz, Node v0.8.7). Note: your results may vary, so please always check on your hardware.
encode(‘win1251’) ~115 Mb/s ~230 Mb/s decode(‘win1251’) ~95 Mb/s ~130 Mb/s
## Notes
When decoding, a ‘binary’-encoded string can be used as a source buffer. Untranslatable characters are set to � or ?. No transliteration is currently supported, pull requests are welcome.
## Testing
git clone git@github.com:ashtuchkin/iconv-lite.git cd iconv-lite npm install npm test
# To view performance: node test/performance.js
## TODO
- Support streaming character conversion, something like util.pipe(req, iconv.fromEncodingStream(‘latin1’)).
- Add more encodings.
- Add transliteration (best fit char).
- Add tests and correct support of variable-byte encodings (currently work is delegated to node).


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map a variable to marker features. Here, the marker
color
depends on its value in the field called
Species
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# load ggplot2
library(ggplot2)
library(hrbrthemes)
# mtcars dataset is natively available in R
# head(mtcars)
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library(ggplot2)
library(hrbrthemes)
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ggplot(iris, aes(x=Sepal.Length, y=Sepal.Width, alpha=Species)) +
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to one or several features. Here, shape, transparency, size and
color all depends on the marker Species
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