Five years from his death, we look back at Sammy Reid's amazing life.
The Craigneuk man scored against Rangers to put them out of the cup in January 1967.
by Michael Pringle, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/michael-pringle/Last week marked the fifth anniversary of the death of one of Wishaw’s most famous sons.
Sammy Reid, who was born and bred in the town, scored the winning goal in what remains the biggest shock in the history of Scottish football.
Sammy, who was born in Craigneuk on October 13, 1939, scored the only goal of the game when Berwick Rangers knocked their namesakes from Glasgow out of the Scottish Cup almost 53 years ago.
The Wee Rangers’ victory in January 1967 is still considered by many as the biggest upset in Scottish football.
It is also amongst the most famous of giant-killing acts in British footballing history.
To put it in perspective, Glasgow Rangers went on to make it all the way to the European Cup Winners Cup final that season, where they narrowly lost out in extra time to a Bayern Munich side that was brimming with international stars such as Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Muller and Sepp Maier. It was Bayern’s first European trophy in their history.
The big Rangers had already defeated holders Borussia Dortmund in the earlier rounds.
While Sammy is best remembered throughout the country for his Scottish Cup goal that day in 1967, he was no stranger to beating Rangers.
The diminutive Sammy, who stood just 5ft 4ins tall, had kicked off his senior career at Motherwell, debuting against Airdrie as an 18-year-old in 1958 where he played in a fantastic team under manager Bobby Ancell. The side, known fondly as the Ancell Babes, beat Rangers four times in succession during one season in 1959/60.
Well won home and away in both the league and league cup that season.
Sammy’s displays didn’t go unnoticed in the wider footballing world and he became legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly’s first signing for a fee of around £8,000.
Unfortunately the inside-right didn’t set the heather alight while in England and failed to make a first team appearance for the Reds after picking up an injury soon after his move.
He returned home to Scotland and over the next six years had successful stints at both Falkirk and Clyde, during the latter spell playing alongside Harry Hood before his move to Celtic.
Sammy, a time-served bricklayer, actually started the 1966/67 season still on Clyde’s books.
He had been sidelined that season with a knee injury before moving south to Berwick’s Shielfield Park.
Clyde finished the season in third place behind the two Glasgow sides. Berwick finished mid-table in the second division.
At the time there were only two divisions.
Ironically, goalkeeper Jock Wallace was Berwick’s player-manager at the time of the Scottish Cup upset.
The following season Sammy was consigned to the reserves by the future Rangers manager and moved on to play for Dumbarton.
Sammy who had previously undergone heart surgery passed away at home in Wishaw on November 9, 2014.
He was aged 75.


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by BeSoccerRoma are looking for a stiker and Moise, Kean, faced with all his problems at Everton, is one of the possible candidates.
Everton paid around 30 million for Moise Kean, the Juventus star, but the young striker has still not scored and has failed to shine in the Premier League.
Nikola Kalinic has abrely had continuity with Roma due to injuries. With the need to strengthen their attack, Roma had thought about Kean. He is not the only player that they are thinking about though, because they also want to sign someone in defence.
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Hong Kong police seize roughly 4,000 petrol bombs on university campus
by EuronewsHong Kong police said they had seized roughly 4,000 petrol bombs from the Polytechnic University campus which has been the battleground of recent protests.
Police seized petrol bombs, chemicals and offensive weapons, they said, adding that they removed dangerous materials and evidence on Thursday and Friday.
The campus has now been handed back to university management after being searched by police.
A police spokesperson criticised protesters for "taking hostage of the university and using it as a weapon factory".
The spokesman, speaking at a press conference on Friday (Nov 29) added that the case was "alarming" as "dangerous items and explosives [were] in the hands of young students".
The university was the scene of violent protests on November 17.
Protesters had used petrol bombs, bows and arrows and catapults against police, but police later laid siege to the university, trapping protesters inside.
Recent elections in Hong Kong resulted in a surge in pro-democracy candidates who secured almost 90% of district council seats.
Protests in Hong Kong started in June over proposed legislation that would have allowed Hong Kong to extradite citizens to mainland China.
The legislation was suspended but protesters are now asking for an investigation into police violence.


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In the following document, "vanilla" refers to unmodified Teeworlds.
An extended server info can be requested from the Teeworlds server by sending the following UDP packet:
[2] magic_bytes
[2] extra_token
[2] reserved
[4] padding
[4] vanilla_request
[1] token
magic_bytes
must be the ASCII representation of "xe".
extra_token
contains a 16 bit big-endian integer that should be shifted by 8 to the left and combined with token
with a bitwise or, before the extended server info is sent back.
reserved
is reserved for future protocol versions and must be zeroed by the sender and ignored by the receiver with this protocol version.
padding
must be filled with 0xff bytes.
vanilla_request
must be the ASCII representation of "gie3".
token
is an arbitrary byte chosen by the client which will be sent back with the server info. For the extended server info, the extra_token
field needs to be included in the server info response.
If a server receives such a request (detected by the magic_bytes
field), it can either respond with the vanilla server info, or by sending the extended server info, described in the following.
If the server does not recognize the magic_bytes
, it should send back the vanilla server info.
The extended server info can consist of several packets, the "main" packet and the "more" packets, which can contain additional player data in case they don't fit in the first packet.
The str
type is a zero-terminated UTF-8 string. Implementations should be prepared to either replace invalid UTF-8 with the replacement character or to treat these fields as opaque zero-terminated byte sequences.
The int
type is an integer encoded in the decimal system in a zero-terminated ASCII string.
NOTE: The reference implementation clears control characters (replacing bytes with a value of less than 32 with the ASCII space ' ') and skips leading whitespace in all strings.
The receiver of such a server info can detect whether it has received the server info completely by comparing the number of players received with the number of players set in the main packet.
The main server info packet looks like follows:
[ 10] padding
[ 4] type
[int] token
[str] version
[str] name
[str] map
[int] map_crc
[int] map_size
[str] game_type
[int] flags
[int] num_players
[int] max_players
[int] num_clients
[int] max_clients
[str] reserved
[ *] players
padding
must be filled with 0xff bytes.
type
must be the ASCII representation of "iext".
token
must be the token from the request. If the server info isn't sent upon a request, it mut be -1.
version
contains the server version. The first three bytes must equal the client's version, otherwise it will be filtered out as "incompatible version".
name
, map
, game_type
are the server's name, its current map and gametype, respectively. map_crc
is the current map's CRC (note that Teeworlds uses incorrect starting values to calculate the CRC) and map_size
is the map's size in bytes.
There is currently only one flag for the flags
field, namely the password flag, whose value is 1. It must be set if entering the server requires a password, and unset in the other case.
num_players
, max_players
, num_clients
, max_clients
: These values describe how many players (people that are not in "spectator mode") and clients (people that are connected to the server) the server currently has (num_*
) and is able to handle (max_*
). The following natural inequalities must hold:
<= max_players
0 <= num_players <= max_clients
<= num_clients
Note that there is no upper limit for max_clients
enforced by the protocol.
The field reserved
is reserved for future protocol versions. Senders of this message must set the field to the empty string, and receivers of this message must ignore its value.
players
contains the player info described further below.
A "more" packet looks like this:
[ 10] padding
[ 4] type
[int] token
[int] packet_no
[str] reserved
[ *] players
padding
, token
, reserved
, players
: See the explanation on the main packet.
type
must contain the ASCII representation of "iex+".
packet_no
must be packet number in the server info response. It must be greater than 0 and less than 64. The main packet has an implicit packet_no
of 0. This field can be used to detect duplicated packets.
A single player info is defined as:
[str] name
[str] clan
[int] country
[int] score
[int] is_player
[str] reserved
The name
, clan
and score
field contain the player's name, clan and score, respectively.
The country
field contains the ISO 3166-1 numeric code of the player's country, or -1 if unset.
The is_player
field contains a non-zero integer if the player is not a spectator, and 0 otherwise. Producers of this message should always use 1 to indicate a non-spectator client.


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Window Class. Initialize this for opening the window. Cleanup to exit.
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#include <Window.h>
Window Class. Initialize this for opening the window. Cleanup to exit.
◆ Window()
| Window::Window |
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unsigned |
_width, |
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unsigned |
_height, |
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const std::string & |
_title |
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Creates the Window and Opens it.
- Parameters
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◆ ~Window()
Default Destructor. Calls Cleanup.
◆ CleanUp()
◆ GetHeight()
| unsigned Window::GetHeight |
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◆ GetMousePosition()
| void Window::GetMousePosition |
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double & |
x, |
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double & |
y |
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) |
| const |
Function to get the Mouse Position, to a couple of variables.
- Parameters
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| x | The Reference to Set the X Position to. |
| y | The reference to set the Y Position to. |
◆ GetTitle()
| std::string Window::GetTitle |
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| ) |
const |
◆ GetWidth()
| unsigned Window::GetWidth |
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◆ GetWindow()
| GLFWwindow * Window::GetWindow |
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const |
◆ HandleInput()
| void Window::HandleInput |
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const |
◆ IsGladInit()
| bool Window::IsGladInit |
( |
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const |
◆ IsGlfwInit()
| bool Window::IsGlfwInit |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ IsKeyHeld()
| bool Window::IsKeyHeld |
( |
unsigned int |
_keyCode | ) |
const |
◆ IsKeyPressed()
| bool Window::IsKeyPressed |
( |
unsigned int |
_keyCode | ) |
const |
◆ IsKeyPressedAndReleased()
| bool Window::IsKeyPressedAndReleased |
( |
unsigned int |
_keyCode | ) |
const |
◆ IsKeyPressedOrHeld()
| bool Window::IsKeyPressedOrHeld |
( |
const unsigned int |
_keycode | ) |
const |
◆ IsMouseButtonPressed()
| bool Window::IsMouseButtonPressed |
( |
unsigned int |
_button | ) |
const |
◆ SetHeight()
| void Window::SetHeight |
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unsigned |
_height | ) |
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◆ SetWidth()
| void Window::SetWidth |
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unsigned |
_width | ) |
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◆ Update()
| void Window::Update |
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const float |
_deltatime | ) |
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◆ UpdateFrameSize()
| void Window::UpdateFrameSize |
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Updates the Class's width and height with the GLFW Frame Buffer Width and Height.
Depends on a GLFW Call.
◆ height
Height of the Window in Pixels.
◆ isGladInit
| bool Window::isGladInit = false |
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protected |
Flag to check if Glad is Initialized.
◆ isGlfwInit
| bool Window::isGlfwInit = false |
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protected |
Flag to check if GLFW is Initialized.
◆ keys
The keys and their current state.
◆ mouseButtons
The Mouse buttons current state.
◆ mouseOffsetX
| double Window::mouseOffsetX { 0.0 } |
Mouse X offset from the last frame.
◆ mouseOffsetY
| double Window::mouseOffsetY { 0.0 } |
Mouse Y offset from the last frame.
◆ mouseX
| double Window::mouseX { 0.0 } |
Mouse X Position in the Current Frame.
◆ mouseY
| double Window::mouseY { 0.0 } |
Mouse Y Positin in the Current Frame.
◆ prevKeys
The Keys and their Previous State.
◆ prevMouseButtons
The Mouse buttons Previous state.
◆ prevMouseX
| double Window::prevMouseX { 0.0 } |
Mouse X Position in the Previous frame.
◆ prevMouseY
| double Window::prevMouseY { 0.0 } |
Mouse Y Position in the Previous frame.
◆ title
| std::string Window::title |
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protected |
◆ width
Width of the Window in Pixels.
◆ window
| GLFWwindow* Window::window = nullptr |
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protected |
The actual GLFW Window Pointer. Nullptr if GLFW is not initialized.
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| alternateLigatures |
If true, alternate ligatures are used. |
| antiAliasMethod |
The method of anti-aliasing to use. |
| autoKerning |
Options for auto kerning. |
| autoLeadingAmount |
The percentage to use for auto leading. Range: 0.01 to 5000.00. |
| baselineShift |
The amount of baseline offset of text. |
| capitalization |
The case of the text. |
| color |
The text color. |
| contents |
The actual text in the layer. |
| desiredGlyphScaling |
The desired amount (as a percentage) to scale the horizontal size of the text letters. Range: 50 - 200; at 100, the width of characters is not scaled. Valid only for justified text. |
| desiredLetterScaling |
The amount of space (as a percentage) between letters. Range: 100 - 500; at 0, no space is added between letters. Valid only for justified text. |
| desiredWordScaling |
The amount (as a percentage) of space between words. Range: 0 -1000; at 100, no additional space is added between words. Valid only for justified text. |
| direction |
The text orientation. |
| fauxBold |
If true, faux bold is used. |
| fauxItalic |
If true, faux italic is used. |
| firstLineIndent |
The amount to indent the first line of paragraphs. Range: -1296 to 1296. |
| font |
The text face of the character. |
| hangingPuntuation |
If true, uses Roman hanging punctuation. |
| height |
The height of the bounding box for paragraph text. |
| horizontalScale |
Character scaling (horizontal) in proportion to horizontal scale. Range: 0 - 1000 as a percentage. |
| hyphenLimit |
The maximum number of consecutive lines that can end with a hyphenated word. |
| hyphenateAfterFirst |
The number of letters after which hyphenation in word wrap is allowed. Range: 1 to 15. |
| hyphenateBeforeLast |
The number of letters before which hyphenation in word wrap is allowed. Range: 1 to 15. |
| hyphenateCapitalWords |
If true, capitalized words can be hyphenated. |
| hyphenateWordsLongerThan |
The minimum number of letters a word must have in order for hyphenation in word wrap to be allowed. Range: 2 to 25. |
| hyphenation |
If true, hyphenation is used. |
| hyphenationZone |
The distance at the end of a line that will cause a word to break in unjustified type. Range: 0 - 720 picas. |
| justification |
The paragraph justification. |
| kind |
The type of text. |
| language |
The language. |
| leading |
The leading amount. |
| leftIndent |
The amount to indent text from the left. Range: -1296 to 1296. |
| ligatures |
If true, ligatures are used. |
| maximumGlyphScaling |
The maximum amount (as a percentage) to scale the horizontal size of the text letters. Range: 50 - 200; at 100, the width of characters is not scaled. Valid only for justified text. |
| maximumLetterScaling |
The maximum amount (as a percentage) of space between letters. Range: 100 - 500; at 0, no space is added between letters. Valid only for justified text. |
| maximumWordScaling |
The maximum amount (as a percentage) of space between words (0 -1000; at 100, no additional space is added between words). Valid only for justified text. |
| minimumGlyphScaling |
The minimum amount (as a percentage) to scale the horizontal size of the text letters. Range: 50 - 200; at 100, the width of characters is not scaled. Valid only for justified text. |
| minimumLetterScaling |
The minimum amount of space (as a percentage) between letters. Range: 100 to 500; at 0, no space is added between letters. Valid only for justified text. |
| minimumWordScaling |
The minimum amount (as a percentage) of space between words. Range: 0 -1000; at 100, no additional space is added between words. Valid only for justified text. |
| noBreak |
If true, words are not allowed to break at the end of a line. When enacted on large amounts of consecutive characters, can prevent word wrap and thus may prevent some text from appearing on the screen. |
| oldStyle |
If true, old style is used. |
| parent readonly |
The object’s container. |
| position |
The position of the origin for the text. The array must contain two values. Setting this property is basically equivalent to clicking the text tool at a point in the document to create the point of origin for text. |
| rightIndent |
The amount to indent text from the right. Range: -1296 to 1296. |
| size |
The font size in points. |
| spaceAfter |
The amount of space after each paragraph. Range: -1296 to 1296. |
| spaceBefore |
The amount of space before each paragraph. Range: -1296 to 1296. |
| strikeThru |
The strike through option to use. |
| textComposer |
The text composing engine to use. |
| tracking |
The amount of uniform spacing between multiple characters. Range: -1000 to 10000. |
| typename readonly |
The class name of the object. |
| underline |
Options for underlining the text. |
| useAutoLeading |
If true, uses the font’s built-in leading information. |
| verticalScale |
Character scaling (vertical) in proportion to horizontal scale. Range: 0 - 1000 as a percentage. |
| warpBend |
The warp bend percentage. Range: -100 to 100. |
| warpDirection |
The warp direction. |
| warpHorizontalDistortion |
The warp horizontal distortion percentage. Range: -100 to 100. |
| warpStyle |
The style of warp. |
| warpVerticalDistortion |
The warp vertical distortion percentage. Range: -100 to 100. |
| width |
The width of the bounding box for paragraph text. |


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| uk.co.caprica.vlcj |
Java framework for the vlc media player.
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| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.binding |
Provides the JNA bindings, and related classes, to use the libvlc native
library.
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| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.binding.internal |
Internal JNA bindings for libvlc, bindings to native types and structures.
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| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.discovery |
Provides components that can be used to automatically discover the location
of the libvlc native libraries in the absence of proper run-time environment
configuration.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.discovery.linux |
Provides components that can be used to automatically discover the location
of the libvlc native libraries on Linux.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.discovery.mac |
Provides components that can be used to automatically discover the location
of the libvlc native libraries on MacOS.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.discovery.windows |
Provides components that can be used to automatically discover the location
of the libvlc native libraries on Windows.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.filter |
Implementations of various media file filters supported by vlc.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.filter.swing |
Implementation of a Swing filter that could be used to create an open media
dialog box for all of the media file types supported by vlc.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.log |
Native vlc log component.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.medialist |
Provides the classes necessary to create and control native media lists.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.medialist.events |
A mechanism to encapsulate native media list events and dispatch notifications
to event listeners.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.mrl |
Provides a set of classes implementing a fluent API for creating properly
formatted so-called "Media Resource Locators".
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player |
This is the main package for vlcj client applications, providing the classes
necessary to create and control native media players and associated
resources.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.condition |
Synchronous programming framework.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.condition.conditions |
Default implementations for commonly needed media player conditions used
with the synchronous programming framework.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.direct |
Provides the classes necessary to support direct access to the native video
frame buffer.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.direct.format |
Provides implementations of buffer formats for the direct video rendering
media player.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.directaudio |
Provides the classes necessary to support direct access to the native audio
samples buffer.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.discoverer |
Provides access to native media service discovery.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.embedded |
Provides the classes necessary to support the embedding of native media
player video output in Swing/AWT user interface components.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.embedded.videosurface |
Provides the classes necessary to create user interface components that
render native video.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.embedded.videosurface.linux |
Provides Linux-specific support for user interface components that render
native video.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.embedded.videosurface.mac |
Provides Mac-specific support for user interface components that render
native video.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.embedded.videosurface.windows |
Provides Windows-specific support for user interface components that render
native video.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.embedded.windows | |
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.embedded.x |
Provides X-Windows-specific support for user interface components that embed
native video.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.events |
A mechanism to encapsulate native media player events and dispatch
notifications to event listeners.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.headless |
Provides the classes necessary to support the use of native media players
that do not render video output locally - for example streaming servers.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.list |
Provides the classes necessary to create and control native media list
players.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.list.events |
A mechanism to encapsulate native media list player events and dispatch
notifications to event listeners.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player.manager |
Provides the classes necessary to use the native Media Manager.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.runtime |
Provides various operating-system dependent run-time utility classes.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.runtime.streams |
Provides a components to interact with the native process standard output and error streams.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.runtime.windows |
Provides various utility classes for applications running in an MS-Windows
environment.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.runtime.x |
Provides various utility classes for applications running in an X-Windows
environment.
|
| uk.co.caprica.vlcj.version |
Provides various version-related classes.
|
vlcj: A framework for embedding the VLC media player in Java applications.
vlcj can be used to create many different types of rich media applications, including audio players, movie players with native video output embedded in a Java component, network streaming clients and servers, web-cam clients, video processing applications and so on.
vlcj provides low-level Java bindings to the native LibVLC
library, and also
provides a programming framework with higher level classes and constructs that encapsulate
most, if not all, of the difficulties involved when working with LibVLC
.
vlcj is developed and maintained by Caprica Software Limited.
The main package is uk.co.caprica.vlcj.player
.
For a rapid start, look at the EmbeddedMediaPlayerComponent
class.
Copyright © 2009–2015 Caprica Software Limited. All rights reserved.


1. This one has no styling. It will use the browser's native select control styling.
2. This one only has appearance:none applied. Still appears different along browsers.
3. This one has some consistent styling resets.
4. Here we add arrows.
5. Allow for an elegant overflow when space is too narrow.
// Currently the ellipsis only show in Firefox.


var authorization: SpotifyUserAuthorization
Allows you to authenticate a SpotifyClientApi with an authorization code or build SpotifyApi using a refresh token


Audio Signal Visual Signal
I heard or saw something
Average visual reaction time: nan
Average audio reaction time: nan


requires
directive.
Corresponds to -Xlint:requires-automatic
and -Xlint:requires-transitive-automatic
Javac options.
The first warning increases awareness of when automatic modules are used. The second helps make the author of an explicit module
aware that they're putting the users of that module at risk by
establishing implied readability to an automatic module.
Example:
//module-info.java module org.printer { requires transitive drivers.corp.org; // reported in case 'drivers.corp.org' is an automatic module }
Use the checkbox below to warn only on transitive dependencies


The latest version of AvalonEdit can be found as part of the SharpDevelop project. For details on AvalonEdit, please see www.avalonedit.net.
ICSharpCode.AvalonEdit is the WPF-based text editor that I've written for SharpDevelop 4.0. It is meant as a replacement for ICSharpCode.TextEditor, but should be:
Extensible means that I wanted SharpDevelop AddIns to be able to add features to the text editor. For example, an AddIn should be able to allow inserting images into comments – this way you could put stuff like class diagrams right into the source code!
With, Easy to use, I'm referring to the programming API. It should just work.
For example, this means if you change the document text,
the editor should automatically redraw without having to call Invalidate()
.
And if you do something wrong, you should get a meaningful exception, not corrupted state and crash later at an unrelated location.
Better at handling large files means that the editor should be able to handle large files (e.g. the mscorlib XML documentation file, 7 MB, 74100 LOC), even when features like folding (code collapsing) are enabled.
The main class of the editor is ICSharpCode.AvalonEdit.TextEditor
.
You can use it just similar to a normal WPF TextBox
:
<avalonEdit:TextEditor
xmlns:avalonEdit="http://icsharpcode.net/sharpdevelop/avalonedit"
Name="textEditor"
FontFamily="Consolas"
FontSize="10pt"/>
To enable syntax highlighting, use:
textEditor.SyntaxHighlighting = HighlightingManager.Instance.GetDefinition("C#");
AvalonEdit has syntax highlighting definitions built in for:
ASP.NET, Boo, Coco/R grammars, C++, C#, HTML, Java, JavaScript, Patch files, PHP, TeX, VB, XML
If you need more of AvalonEdit than a simple text box with syntax highlighting, you will first have to learn more about the architecture of AvalonEdit.
As you can see in this dependency graph, AvalonEdit consists of a few sub-namespaces that have cleanly separated jobs. Most of the namespaces have a kind of 'main' class.
TextDocument
— text modelTextView
— extensible view onto the documentTextArea
— controls text editing (e.g. caret, selection, handles user input)FoldingManager
— enables code collapsingHighlightingManager
— highlighting engineHighlightingLoader
— XML syntax highlighting definition support (.xshd files)CompletionWindow
— shows a drop-down list for code completionTextEditor
— the main control that brings it all together
Here is the visual tree of the TextEditor
control:
It's important to understand that AvalonEdit is a composite control with the three layers: TextEditor
(main control), TextArea
(editing), TextView
(rendering).
While the main control provides some convenience methods for common tasks, for most advanced features you have to work directly with the inner controls. You can access them using textEditor.TextArea
or textEditor.TextArea.TextView
.
The main class of the model is ICSharpCode.AvalonEdit.Document.TextDocument
.
Basically, the document is a StringBuilder
with events.
However, the Document
namespace also contains several features that are useful to applications working with the text editor.
In the text editor, all three controls (TextEditor
, TextArea
, TextView
) have a Document
property pointing to the TextDocument
instance.
You can change the Document
property to bind the editor to another document. It is possible to bind two editor instances to the same document; you can use this feature to create a split view.
Simplified definition of TextDocument
:
public sealed class TextDocument : ITextSource
{
public event EventHandler<DocumentChangeEventArgs> Changing;
public event EventHandler<DocumentChangeEventArgs> Changed;
public event EventHandler TextChanged;
public IList<DocumentLine> Lines { get; }
public DocumentLine GetLineByNumber(int number);
public DocumentLine GetLineByOffset(int offset);
public TextLocation GetLocation(int offset);
public int GetOffset(int line, int column);
public char GetCharAt(int offset);
public string GetText(int offset, int length);
public void Insert(int offset, string text);
public void Remove(int offset, int length);
public void Replace(int offset, int length, string text);
public string Text { get; set; }
public int LineCount { get; }
public int TextLength { get; }
public UndoStack UndoStack { get; }
}
In AvalonEdit, an index into the document is called an offset.
Offsets usually represent the position between two characters.
The first offset at the start of the document is 0; the offset after the first char
in the document is 1.
The last valid offset is document.TextLength
, representing the end of the document.
This is exactly the same as the 'index' parameter used by methods in the .NET String
or StringBuilder
classes.
Offsets are easy to use, but sometimes you need Line / Column pairs instead.
AvalonEdit defines a struct
called TextLocation
for those.
The document provides the methods GetLocation
and GetOffset
to convert between offsets and TextLocation
s.
Those are convenience methods built on top of the DocumentLine
class.
The TextDocument.Lines
collection contains one DocumentLine
instance for every line in the document.
This collection is read-only to user code and is automatically updated to reflect the current document content.
The ICSharpCode.AvalonEdit.Rendering.TextView
class is the heart of AvalonEdit.
It takes care of getting the document onto the screen.
To do this in an extensible way, the TextView
uses its own kind of model: the VisualLine
.
Visual lines are created only for the visible part of the document.
The rendering process looks like this:
The last step in the pipeline is the conversion to one or more System.Windows.Media.TextFormatting.TextLine
instances. WPF then takes care of the actual text rendering.
The "element generators", "line transformers" and "background renderers" are the extension points; it is possible to add custom implementations of
them to the TextView
to implement additional features in the editor.
TextArea
class is handling user input and executing the appropriate actions.
Both the caret and the selection are controlled by the TextArea
.
You can customize the text area by modifying the TextArea.DefaultInputHandler
by adding new or replacing existing
WPF input bindings in it. You can also set TextArea.ActiveInputHandler
to something different than the default
to switch the text area into another mode. You could use this to implement an "incremental search" feature, or even a VI emulator.
The text area has the LeftMargins
property – use it to add controls to the left of the text view that look like
they're inside the scroll viewer, but don't actually scroll. The AbstractMargin
base class contains some useful code
to detect when the margin is attached/detaching from a text view; or when the active document changes. However, you're not forced to use it;
any UIElement
can be used as margin.
VisualLineElementGenerator
takes care of the collapsed sections in the text document; and a custom margin draws the plus and minus
buttons.
You could use the relevant classes separately; but, to make it a bit easier to use, the static FoldingManager.Install
method will create and register the necessary parts automatically.
All that's left for you is to regularly call FoldingManager.UpdateFoldings
with the list of foldings you want to provide.
You could calculate that list yourself, or you could use a built-in folding strategy to do it for you.
Here is the full code required to enable folding:
foldingManager = FoldingManager.Install(textEditor.TextArea);
foldingStrategy = new XmlFoldingStrategy();
foldingStrategy.UpdateFoldings(foldingManager, textEditor.Document);
If you want the folding markers to update when the text is changed, you have to repeat the foldingStrategy.UpdateFoldings
call regularly.
Currently, only the XmlFoldingStrategy
is built into AvalonEdit.
The sample application to this article also contains the BraceFoldingStrategy
that folds using { and }.
However, it is a very simple implementation and does not handle { and } inside strings or comments correctly.
DocumentHighlighter
.
Highlighting is the process of taking a DocumentLine
and constructing a HighlightedLine
instance for it
by assigning colors to different sections of the line.
The HighlightingColorizer
class is the only link between highlighting and rendering. It uses a DocumentHighlighter
to implement a line transformer that applies the highlighting to the visual lines in the rendering process.
Except for this single call, syntax highlighting is independent from the rendering namespace.
To help with other potential uses of the highlighting engine, the HighlightedLine
class has the method
ToHtml
to produces syntax highlighted HTML source code.
The rules for the highlighting are defined using an "extensible syntax highlighting definition" (.xshd) file. Here is a complete highlighting definition for a sub-set of C#:
<SyntaxDefinition name="C#"
xmlns="http://icsharpcode.net/sharpdevelop/syntaxdefinition/2008">
<Color name="Comment" foreground="Green" />
<Color name="String" foreground="Blue" />

<RuleSet>

<Begin>"</Begin>
<End>"</End>
<RuleSet>

</RuleSet>

<Keywords fontWeight="bold" foreground="Blue">
<Word>if</Word>
<Word>else</Word>

</Keywords>

<Rule foreground="DarkBlue">
\b0[xX][0-9a-fA-F]+ # hex number
| \b
( \d+(\.[0-9]+)? #number with optional floating point
| \.[0-9]+ #or just starting with floating point
)
([eE][+-]?[0-9]+)? # optional exponent
</Rule>
</RuleSet>
</SyntaxDefinition>
The highlighting engine works with "spans" and "rules" that each have a color assigned to them. In the XSHD format, colors can be both
referenced (color="Comment"
) or directly specified (fontWeight="bold" foreground="Blue"
).
Spans consist of two regular expressions (begin+end), while rules are simply a single RegEx with a color. The <Keywords>
element is just a nice
syntax to define a highlighting rule that matches a set of words; internally a single RegEx will be used for the whole keyword list.
The highlighting engine works by first analyzing the spans: whenever a begin RegEx matches some text, that span is pushed onto a stack. Whenever the end RegEx of the current span matches some text, the span is popped from the stack.
Each span has a nested rule set associated with it, which is empty by default. This is why keywords won't be highlighted inside comments: the span's empty ruleset is active there, so the keyword rule is not applied.
This feature is also used in the string span: the nested span will match when a backslash is encountered, and the character following the backslash
will be consumed by the end RegEx of the nested span (.
matches any character).
This ensures that \"
does not denote the end of the string span; but \\"
still does.
What's great about the highlighting engine is that it highlights only on-demand, works incrementally, and yet usually requires only a few KB of memory even for large code files.
On-demand means that when a document is opened, only the lines initially visible will be highlighted. When the user scrolls down, highlighting will continue from the point where it stopped the last time. If the user scrolls quickly, so that the first visible line is far below the last highlighted line, then the highlighting engine still has to process all the lines in between – there might be comment starts in them. However, it will only scan that region for changes in the span stack; highlighting rules will not be tested.
The stack of active spans is stored at the beginning of every line. If the user scrolls back up, the lines getting into view can be highlighted immediately because the necessary context (the span stack) is still available.
Incrementally means that even if the document is changed, the stored span stacks will be reused as far as possible. If the user types /*
, that would
theoretically cause the whole remainder of the file to become highlighted in the comment color. However, because the engine works on-demand, it will only update the
span stacks within the currently visible region and keep a notice 'the highlighting state is not consistent between line X and line X+1', where X is the last line
in the visible region. Now, if the user would scroll down, the highlighting state would be updated and the 'not consistent' notice would be moved down.
But usually, the user will continue typing and type */
only a few lines later. Now the highlighting state in the visible region will revert to the
normal 'only the main ruleset is on the stack of active spans'. When the user now scrolls down below the line with the 'not consistent' marker;
the engine will notice that the old stack and the new stack are identical; and will remove the 'not consistent' marker. This allows reusing the stored span stacks
cached from before the user typed /*
.
While the stack of active spans might change frequently inside the lines, it rarely changes from the beginning of one line to the beginning of the next line.
With most languages, such changes happen only at the start and end of multiline comments. The highlighting engine exploits this property by storing
the list of span stacks in a special data structure (ICSharpCode.AvalonEdit.Utils.CompressingTreeList
).
The memory usage of the highlighting engine is linear to the number of span stack changes; not to the total number of lines.
This allows the highlighting engine to store the span stacks for big code files using only a tiny amount of memory,
especially in languages like C# where sequences of //
or ///
are more popular than /* */
comments.
AvalonEdit comes with a code completion drop down window. You only have to handle the text entering events to determine when you want to show the window; all the UI is already done for you.
Here's how you can use it:
// in the constructor:
textEditor.TextArea.TextEntering += textEditor_TextArea_TextEntering;
textEditor.TextArea.TextEntered += textEditor_TextArea_TextEntered;
}
CompletionWindow completionWindow;
void textEditor_TextArea_TextEntered(object sender, TextCompositionEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Text == ".") {
// Open code completion after the user has pressed dot:
completionWindow = new CompletionWindow(textEditor.TextArea);
IList<ICompletionData> data = completionWindow.CompletionList.CompletionData;
data.Add(new MyCompletionData("Item1"));
data.Add(new MyCompletionData("Item2"));
data.Add(new MyCompletionData("Item3"));
completionWindow.Show();
completionWindow.Closed += delegate {
completionWindow = null;
};
}
}
void textEditor_TextArea_TextEntering(object sender, TextCompositionEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Text.Length > 0 && completionWindow != null) {
if (!char.IsLetterOrDigit(e.Text[0])) {
// Whenever a non-letter is typed while the completion window is open,
// insert the currently selected element.
completionWindow.CompletionList.RequestInsertion(e);
}
}
// Do not set e.Handled=true.
// We still want to insert the character that was typed.
}
This code will open the code completion window whenever '.' is pressed.
By default, the CompletionWindow
only handles key presses like Tab and Enter to insert the currently selected item. To also make
it complete when keys like '.' or ';' are pressed, we attach another handler to the TextEntering
event and tell the
completion window to insert the selected item.
The CompletionWindow
will actually never have focus - instead, it hijacks the WPF keyboard input events
on the text area and passes them through its ListBox
.
This allows selecting entries in the completion list using the keyboard and normal typing in the editor at the same time.
For the sake of completeness, here is the implementation of the MyCompletionData
class used in the code above:
/// Implements AvalonEdit ICompletionData interface to provide the entries in the
/// completion drop down.
public class MyCompletionData : ICompletionData
{
public MyCompletionData(string text)
{
this.Text = text;
}
public System.Windows.Media.ImageSource Image {
get { return null; }
}
public string Text { get; private set; }
// Use this property if you want to show a fancy UIElement in the list.
public object Content {
get { return this.Text; }
}
public object Description {
get { return "Description for " + this.Text; }
}
public void Complete(TextArea textArea, ISegment completionSegment,
EventArgs insertionRequestEventArgs)
{
textArea.Document.Replace(completionSegment, this.Text);
}
}
Both the content and the description shown may be any content acceptable in WPF, including custom UIElements.
You may also implement custom logic in the Complete
method if you want to do more than simply inserting the text.
The insertionRequestEventArgs
can help decide which kind of insertion the user wants - depending on how the insertion
was triggered, it is an instance of TextCompositionEventArgs
, KeyEventArgs
or MouseEventArgs
.


A tool to streamline the analysis of animal acoustic signal structure. The package offers functions for downloading avian vocalizations from the open-access online repository Xeno-Canto <https://www.xeno-canto.org>, manipulating sound files, detecting acoustic signals, assessing performance of methods that measure acoustic similarity, conducting cross-correlations, dynamic time warping, measuring acoustic parameters and analysing interactive vocal signals, among others. Most functions working iteratively allow parallelization to improve computational efficiency.
| Version: | 1.1.15 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.1), maps, tuneR, seewave (≥ 2.0.1), NatureSounds |
| Imports: | bitops, dtw, fftw, graphics, grDevices, iterators, jpeg, monitoR, parallel, pbapply, RCurl, rjson, stats, utils, methods, pracma, Sim.DiffProc, soundgen, bioacoustics |
| Suggests: | knitr, ggplot2, rmarkdown, Rraven, ape |
| Published: | 2018-10-16 |
| Author: | Marcelo Araya-Salas [aut, cre], Grace Smith-Vidaurre [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Marcelo Araya-Salas <araya-salas at cornell.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/maRce10/warbleR/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://marce10.github.io/warbleR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | warbleR citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Phylogenetics |
| CRAN checks: | warbleR results |
| Reference manual: | warbleR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
1. Import sound files and select signals 2. Visual inspection and signal classification 3. Acoustic (dis)similarity, coordinated singing and simulating songs |
| Package source: | warbleR_1.1.15.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: warbleR_1.1.15.zip, r-release: warbleR_1.1.15.zip, r-oldrel: warbleR_1.1.15.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: warbleR_1.1.14.tgz, r-oldrel: warbleR_1.1.14.tgz |
| Old sources: | warbleR archive |
| Reverse imports: | Rraven |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=warbleR to link to this page.


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FOR:
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ON:
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FOR:
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Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Maxey, Glen (Texas Democratic Party), Austin, TX
Robertson, Rebecca L. (ACLU of Texas), Houston, TX
AGAINST:
Wallace, Skipper (Republican County Chairs Association), Lampasas, TX
ON:
Fischer, Ashley (Secretary of the State), Austin, TX
FOR:
Choate, Guy D. (Self), San Angelo, TX
Harvey, Jay (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
Jones, Mary Lou (also providing written testimony) (Self), Grandbury, TX
Kostura, Judy (Self), Austin, TX
London, Alice (Self), Westlake Hills, TX
Reinhardt, Mark (also providing written testimony) (Self), Grandbury, TX
Strelsky, Dustin (Self), Rockdale, TX
Strelsky, Jennifer (Self), Rockdale, TX
AGAINST:
Gonzalez, David (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Kiefer, Daran (also providing written testimony) (National Association of Subrogation
Professionals (NASP)), Cleveland, TX
Thompson, Jay (also providing written testimony) (TALHI), Austin, TX
Wilson, Scott (TML Intergovernmental Employee Benefits Pool), Austin, TX
ON:
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FOR:
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FOR:
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ON:
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Scott, Bruce (State Farm), Austin, TX
Taylor, Des M. (NAIFA - Texas), Austin, TX
FOR:
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ON:
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FOR:
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Knaupe, Gregg (Seton Healthcare Family), Austin, TX
Manross, Lee (Texas Association of Health Underwriters), Austin, TX
Taylor, Des M. (NAIFA - Texas), Austin, TX
Zapata, Mireya (National Multiple Sclerosis Society), Austin, TX
FOR:
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Hildenbrand, Timothy L. (also providing written testimony) (Self), Castroville, TX
Mateer, Jeff (also providing written testimony) (Liberty Institute), Plano, TX
Mitchell, Craig (The Land Center for Cultural Engagement), Fort Worth, TX
Saenz, Jonathan (also providing written testimony) (Texas Values), Austin, TX
Von Dohlen, Tim (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Dahill, John (Texas Conference of Urban Cities), Austin, TX
Houston, Scott (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX
Pojman, Joe Ph.D. (also providing written testimony) (Texas Alliance for Life), Austin,
TX
Robertson, Rebecca L. (ACLU of Texas), Houston, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Adams, Cathie (Texas Eagle Forum), Dallas, TX
Burns, Nomi R. (N.E. Tarrant Tea Party), Keller, TX
WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
April 15, 2013 9:00 AM
Connett, Brent (Texas Conservative Coalition), Austin, TX
Cosgray, Craig (Self), Spicewood, TX
Davidson, Elizabeth (Women's Wellness Coalition of Texas), Georgetown, TX
Fabry, Thomas C. (Self), Frisco, TX
Forest, Rebecca (Women on the Wall), Austin, TX
Franklin, Shelia Pike (N.E. Tarrant Tea Party), Keller, TX
Gonzalez, Roberto F. (Clear Lake Tea Party), Friendswood, TX
Graham, Jim (Texas Right to Life), Houston, TX
Hall, Bob (Self), Edgewood, TX
Huber, David (Texas Home School Coalition), Temple, TX
Huls, Mary (Clear Lake Tea Party), Friendswood, TX
Korkmas, Thomas L. (Self), Houston, TX
Linahan, Alice (Women on the Wall), Argyle, TX
Lopez, Leonard (N.E. Tarrant Tea Party), Hurst, TX
Rivera, Pedro L. Jr. (Pearland Tea Party), Pearland, TX
Schumacher, Larry (Galveston County Tea Party), La Marque, TX
Schuttger, Laurie (Women's Wellness Coalition of Texas), Pflugerville, TX
Seago, John (Texas Right to Life), Houston, TX
Smith, Donna W. (Self), Grapevine, TX
Smith, Robert (Self), Grapevine, TX
Thiess, Heidi (Self; Clear Lake Tea Party), League City, TX
Walls, David (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Cecilia M. (Self; Concerned Women for America of Texas), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
McKamie, Mick (Texas Municipal League), San Antonio, TX


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Green soup
It’s been so cold outside lately! Whenever I walk outside, my whole body turns into an icicle. I am totally a spring/summer kind of person, and I am proud of myself for even attempting to step outside into the cold.I made this soup because I needed to warm up my insides. Here is how you make it.
Ingredients:
- 2 cloves of garlic
- 1 celery stalk
- 2 carrots
- A bag of split peas
- Olive oil
- Black pepper
Directions
- Preparing the water:
- Boil split peas in water with a teaspoon of sea salt.
- Preparing the veggies:
- Cut two carrots
Chop One celery stalk
Mince two cloves of garlic
- Adding all the ingredients into a pot
- In a separate pot, put 1 tablespoon of olive oil on medium heat. Then Add celery and carrots which you then will sauté for 5 minutes. Then add garlic and half teaspoon red chili powder and 2 teaspoons of sea salt saute for 1 minute.Add cooked split pea mix and cook for 5 minutes. Lastly, add 1/4 teaspoon black pepper


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and J-series pickups came were close knuckle until
the early 70s. The R&P is 8.5" just like the rear Dana 44. Only
normal cut Dana 44s have been used in Jeeps.
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Natural ability
Pikachu has a special ability that other Pokemon does not have - to give out an electric discharge of different strength at the request of Pokemon. This property is due to the special arrangement of pouches in his cheeks. Sometimes Pikachu accumulates too much charge in the cheeks, then he needs to urgently discharge, otherwise he starts to feel bad, and even a fatal outcome is possible.


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Finding the jobs you love
29 Oct 2014Elliott Bell & Erin Greenawald From: The Muse
Presentation @ WeWork on October 28, 2014, 6:00-7:00PM
What do you want to do with your life? It's a question we all ask ourselves. It's not an easy one to answer as we go through challenges in our career paths. We make choices and we don't know what they'll mean down the road. When it is time to search for jobs our path doesn't become easier. We keep asking questions thinking about our skills, potential, and value to help a company. Do I have enough experience? Do I stand out? Can I provide something for this company? Elliott Bell and Erin Greenawald from The Muse delivered an eye opening presentation about finding the jobs you love. As we enter the gauntlet of interviews and job searching, The Muse helps us with the tools we need to succeed and to find jobs which inspire us. Elliott explained how a company is neither good or bad, but right or wrong for a person. In order to accomplish your goal of acquiring that slice of paradise ( .. a job .. ), The Muse can offer exactly what you need. Getting advice and gaining knowledge from this fascinating website are a few of its many enticing features. Erin and Elliott presented four steps on how to not be basic when you job search:
Find the right people to work with.
- People always think they want to work for Google because it's the popular, 'sexy' company. This is not going to lead you to a career that makes you happy. A company's culture defines their values and personality. Finding the people you fit in with and who can also make you happy are a priority in job hunting.
Talk to people at your favorite companies.
- Learning how to have an informational interview is a great way to subtly sell yourself. The ability to go out, meet people, and talk to them is a huge advantage. Elliott described this as being your best friend. Another key psychological trigger is asking for help because people like to help if they can. Complimenting can lead to increased confidence which may inspire your mentor to help more. If you start having a conversation then the other person will begin to ask questions. Don't ask if they are hiring. Make the conversation about them because people love talking about themselves. Creating a connection is very important. There's nothing wrong with specifically reaching out and being persistent unless they tell you no.
Get your application to the point.
- The K.I.S.S. method (Keep It Simple, Stupid) defines how you want to keep your application and resume to the point. You want to have some creative, fun cover letter to separate yourself from other applicants. This also lets the company know you researched and want to be a part of their culture. And above all else, make no spelling errors! Always stay professional but convey how you understand the company culture. Explain why you love the company and why you would be a great fit.
Nail the interview.
Nail the little things. It is important to stay genuine and honest while telling your story. But tell a great story! It's your time to shine. Note any existing projects you have worked on and suggest how that experience could help the company. Know your value because you deserve it. Researching a company or other facts is acceptable and encouraged because you now have the ability to back up your words. Nothing is ever off the table. The company wants to be happy with their hire and they want their new employee to be happy too. You have more power than you realize. Finally, don't ask lame questions. Elliott and Erin gave us some great examples of questions we should ask:
- Could I sit with customer service for a day to better understand the production?
- What would you like to see from me in the first 30, 60, 90 days that would make you think you made the right choice?
- Can you show me an example of a project you recently completed that you're really proud of?
In closing, The Muse is a great way to hit the ground running when searching for jobs. They offer a lot of useful information to help market yourself and build your skills for interviews. I just joined today and I look forward to absorbing all its power.


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from skipole import FailPage
It has arguments:
FailPage(message = '', section='', widget='', failpage=None)
When a responder is created in the admin session, it is set with a number of parameters. If it is a responder which calls your submit_data function, then it will also require the ident of a failure page.
FailPage is an Exception class that, being raised, makes the Responder call its failure page with an error message rather than passing the call on to the responder's target page.
It takes arguments - message, section, widget and failpage.
Their default values are empty, leave as empty if you do not wish to pass any information. However if possible:
message - An error message string. If missing, the display widget's default 'show_error' text will be shown.
section - If the display widget is in a section this should be the section alias, if it is not, leave as an empty string.
widget - The name of the widget in the failure page where this message will be displayed. How the message is displayed will depend on the widget. If not given the message will be shown in the page's default error widget.
failpage - Normally this is left as None, and the fail page set in the Responder is automatically called, however a fail page can be set here if required.


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| Dear
Jenni Dettman and Ray Erickson,
Thank
you for the opportunity to talk with you today about the web producer
position with Avocent. Our
discussion was very enjoyable and gave me a clear understanding of
what this position involves. The more I learned about the duties associated—fine-tuning new website links/icons, creating
email blast marketing campaigns, adding pizzaz to implemented sections
to keep them fresh, and assisting with InDesign promotional materials—the
more convinced I became that this would be the ideal arrangement for
me.
I
have always enjoyed being a part of collaborative projects, and I feel
that I could contribute a lot of energy and enthusiasm toward the work
assigned me. I believe my web skills, my project management experience,
and my design sense as it applies to typography, photography and creative
imagery will be a valuable asset to your group. In
addition, I can translate company collateral into Spanish, which
greatly expands your target audience. My journalism background has
given me an excellent eye for editing, both in English and Spanish.
I
am confident that, should you decide to hire me, I will be capable
of taking on all of the responsibilities that this position requires,
acquiring and improving new skills, and meeting challenges and deadlines
in a professional manner. Thanks again for your time. I look forward
to hearing from you soon.
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O cão, no Brasil também chamado de cachorro, é um mamífero carnívoro da família dos canídeos, subespécie do lobo, e talvez o mais antigo animal domesticado pelo ser humano. Teorias postulam que surgiu do lobo cinzento no continente asiático há mais de 100 000 anos.
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The domestic dog (Canis familiaris or Canis lupus familiaris) is a domesticated descendant of the wolf. The dog derived from an ancient, extinct wolf, and the modern grey wolf is the dog's nearest living relative. The dog was the first species to be domesticated, by hunter–gatherers over 15,000 years ago, before the development of agriculture. Their long association with humans has led dogs to be uniquely adapted to human behavior, leading to a large number of domestic individuals and the ability to thrive on a starch-rich diet that would be inadequate for other canids.


public class SudokuBoard
extends java.lang.Object
int
array. It provides methods to load a Sudoku
from a CSV file, write a Sudoku to a CSV file, and check the
correctness of an initial grid.| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SudokuBoard(int size)
Initializes a new empty SudokuBoard.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
checkInitialBoard()
Check that
this initial board respects the Sudoku rules. |
private boolean |
checkInitialBoxes()
Check that numbers between 1 and the size of the SudokuBoard (inclusive)
appear only once on each box.
|
private boolean |
checkInitialCols()
Check that numbers between 1 and the size of the SudokuBoard (inclusive)
appear only once on each column.
|
private boolean |
checkInitialRange()
Check that each Sudoku cell's value is between 0 and the size of the
SudokuBoard (inclusive).
|
private boolean |
checkInitialRows()
Check that numbers between 1 and the size of the SudokuBoard (inclusive)
appear only once on each row.
|
int |
get(int row,
int col)
Returns the value of a SudokuBoard's cell.
|
static SudokuBoard |
importFromCSV(java.lang.String inputFile)
Static factory method returning an instance of class SudokuBoard, by
loading a Sudoku from a CSV file.
|
boolean |
isNumValid(int[] cell,
int num)
Check if a number can go in a specified cell of the board and not break
Sudoku's rules.
|
void |
set(int value,
int row,
int col)
Sets the value of a SudokuBoard's cell.
|
void |
writeToCSV(java.lang.String outputFile)
Writes
this board to a CSV file. |
public SudokuBoard(int size)
size
- the number of rows (or columns) of the new SudokuBoardpublic void set(int value, int row, int col)
value
- the value to insertrow
- the cell's rowcol
- the column's rowpublic int get(int row, int col)
row
- the cell's rowcol
- the column's rowprivate boolean checkInitialRange()
true
if all cells are in the correct range;
false
otherwiseprivate boolean checkInitialRows()
true
if the row constraint is respected;
false
otherwiseprivate boolean checkInitialCols()
true
if the column constraint is respected;
false
otherwiseprivate boolean checkInitialBoxes()
true
if the box constraint is respected;
false
otherwisepublic boolean checkInitialBoard()
this
initial board respects the Sudoku rules.true
if the board respects the rules of Sudoku;
false
otherwisepublic boolean isNumValid(int[] cell, int num)
cell
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- the number to be testedtrue
if the number doesn't break any rule;
false
otherwisepublic static SudokuBoard importFromCSV(java.lang.String inputFile) throws ImportException
inputFile
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if a problem occured
while trying to read the input CSVjava.io.IOException
- if an IOException exception occured (except
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categories: repaints
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NullPass+ is a password manager that doesn't require you to manage a password file. This is accomplished by combining a single master password with a site specific token (often the resource name or the account or resource name that you want to get a passwod for) to generate a unique password. This password is cryptographically secure and your original password is unrecoverable should an attacker manage to obtain your unique site password. This means an attack on one of the sites you visit will not disclose your password to any other services - keeping your accounts safe.
NullPass+ does not store any information that you enter, in fact your passwords never even leave your computer! When you enter information into the NullPass+ form there is some client side code that exectues inside your own browser which does not transmit your information to our servers or the Internet at all.
NullPass+ works on mobile devices and it doesn't need any connection to the internet in order to work. You can pin it to your mobile device's Home Screen to have it always available, even when you're off-line.
If you are interested, NullPass+ works by calculating SHA-512("length" + "your password" + "resource")
, truncating the result to length and adding a symbol in the middle to allow for complexity requirements. You can see this in effect by viewing the source of this webpage, or you can view/fork the project on GitHub!
NullPass+ stands on the shoulders of giants. The following projects were instrumental to the creation of NullPass+: NullPass by Adam Macleod (the base for this project), jsSHA, Bootstrap, jQuery & GitHub.
I'm Jose Alarcon and you can visit me at JASoft.org, GitHub or Tweet to me.
I modified the original project by Adam Macleod to allow it to work off-line, to ensure that at least a symbol is always included, to be able to pin it to the home screen in mobile phones and Windows OS, and to allow copying the generated password more more easily from mobile phones. Source code for this version & more details on Github


Enter to /rest/service
Enter to /rest/service/jsp
Enter to /rest/service/validate
To make it works enter /rest/service/validate?name=myname
Enter to /rest/service/cars


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Gardaí appeal for information on missing youth
15 year old Christine missing from Clondalkin
by Leinster Leader ReporterGardaí in Ronanstown near Clondalkin are renewing their appeal to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 15-year-old Christine Green.
Christine was last seen in The Square, Tallaght on Saturday, 16 November 2019.
She is described as being 5’ 6” in height, of broad build, with blue/green eyes.
Christine’s hair is blonde and dyed with light blue tips. When last seen she was wearing a grey Nike hoodie, black jeans and black runners.
It is believed that Christine may be in the Newry area of Co Down.
Anyone with any information that can assist in locating Christine is asked to contact Gardaí in Ronanstown on 01 666 7700, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.


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