Blog #1
Week 1
December 6, 2015
So this is my first week of Dev Bootcamp Phase 0. It has been an interesting week. I learned how to use the command line. I learned a lot of new things like what is version control and it's person. I learned what git was. I learned how to send files to GitHub using the terminal.
Most of this week focused on version control. I learned that version control is very important in this field. Version control keeps track of the changes you make to a file. In a article that I read, it compared version control to a checkpoint in a video game. So it allows you to go back to a certain point in time and make any changes you need to.
We learned about git. Git is a version control system that stores each save or commit as a snapshot of your work. Each time you make a save or commit you can go back to either one and make changes. During this course we use GitHub. GitHub is a way of storing our files and changes online in a sort of social media setting. GitHub allows us to share our code and projects with co-workers and the public. If needed they can make changes and commit them without everyone being in the same location.
Overall this has been an informative week. I was new to most of the information given to us. I never thought I would get through all of the different videos and articles on version control. Furthermore I never thought I would fully understand how to commit to GitHub using just the terminal. There are so many steps that have to be taken. But i was able to. I know understand it alot more than I did at the start of the week. I'm excited to continue learning and completing all of the challenges of DBC.


It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood
A beautiful day for a neighbor
Would you be mine? Could you be mine?
It's a neighborly day in this beautywood
A neighborly day for a beauty
Would you be mine? Could you be mine?
I have always wanted to have a neighbor just like you
I've always wanted to live in a neighborhood with you
So, let's make the most of this beautiful day
Since we're together, we might as well say
Would you be mine? Could you be mine?
Won't you be my neighbor?

Please, won't you be my neighbor?
Neighbors are people who are close to us
And friends are people who are close to our hearts
I like to think of you as my neighbor and my friend
"The thing I remember best about successful people I've met through the years is their obvious delight in what they're doing and it seems to have very little to do with worldly success. They just love what they're doing, and they love it in front of others." -Fred Rogers


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We made this color object because we were tired of color conversion functions that required you to serialize to strings all the time. When you want to to a lot of color manipulation in different color spaces, you shouldn't need to serialize to a string representation at intermediary steps.
So this is when we came up with the idea og making Color an object that has manipulation methods for all channels in all installed color spaces, with implicit conversion to the color space that you are manipulating.
This means that you can chain any manipulation of any channel without ever having to think about serialization. When you are done you just run one of the serialization methods depending on the output you want.
new one.color.RGB(.4, .3, .9). adjustLightness(+.2). // Implicit conversion to HSL setRed(-.1). // Implicit conversion back to RGB toHex(); // "#00a6f2"
The code is fully documented, and you can use JSdoc to build the documentation.
Link to documenation (TODO)This color object runs in your browser and in NodeJS.


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зад. 06. Write a program that finds the most frequent number in an array. Example: {4, 1, 1, 4, 2, 3, 4, 4, 1, 2, 4, 9, 3} 4 (5 times).
For tests 4, 1, 1, 4, 2, 3, 4, 4, 1, 2, 4, 9, 3


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Basic implementation of the SelectionManager interface. This class provides the functionalities for a selection manager for ViewComponents.
MouseOver selection, Clicked component selection and a general selection pool are provided and can be manipulated.
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addToSelection(C comp)
Adds a component to the selection |
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clearSelection()
Removes all components from the selection |
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getClickedComp()
Return the ViewComponent which was selected by clicking on it |
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getMouseOverComp()
Return the ViewComponent which was selected by a mouse over event |
java.util.Collection<C> |
getSelection()
Return all selected ViewComponents as collection |
java.util.Iterator<C> |
getSelectionIterator()
Return an iterator over all ViewComponents which are currently selected |
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isCompSelected(C comp)
Check whether or not the specified component is currently selected. |
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removeFromSelection(C comp)
Removes a component from the selection |
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setClickedComp(C clickedComp)
Sets the ViewComponent which was selected by clicking on it |
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setMouseOverComp(C mouseOverComp)
Sets the ViewComponent which was selected by a mouse over event |
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setSelection(java.util.Collection<C> selectedComps)
Method to manually add view components to the selection. |
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SelectionManager
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SelectionManager
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getClickedComp
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
SelectionManager
public void clearSelection()
SelectionManager
clearSelection
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
SelectionManager
public boolean isCompSelected(C comp)
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isCompSelected
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
comp
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SelectionManager
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SelectionManager
getSelectionIterator
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
SelectionManager
public java.util.Collection<C> getSelection()
SelectionManager
getSelection
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
SelectionManager
public void setClickedComp(C clickedComp)
SelectionManager
setClickedComp
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
clickedComp
- the view component on which were clickedSelectionManager
public void setMouseOverComp(C mouseOverComp)
SelectionManager
setMouseOverComp
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mouseOverComp
- the component on which the mouse is currently overSelectionManager
public void addToSelection(C comp)
SelectionManager
addToSelection
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
comp
- the component to be added to the selectionSelectionManager
public void removeFromSelection(C comp)
SelectionManager
removeFromSelection
in interface SelectionManager<C extends ViewComponent>
comp
- the component to be removed from the selectionSelectionManager
public void setSelection(java.util.Collection<C> selectedComps)
SelectionManager
setSelection
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selectedComps
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--- layout: post title: St Nicholas date: 2012-12-06 10:00:42.000000000 -05:00 categories: - Celebrations tags: - Christmas traditions - Family traditions - festive celebration - St Nicholas status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '1188576238' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
I love the beautiful celebrations which come with this time of year. We start our festive celebrations with a visit from St Nicholas. The kids have left their 'polished' shoes out, on the window sill, ready for St Nicholas to visit during the night to leave treats for the them. I think the tradition behind St Nicholas is just beautiful. I haven't come across a nice book, but I did print off this version of the story a few years back and read it to the children every year.
I made a naive style St Nicholas a few years back, whom I think is my favourite of all our festive decorations. I love bringing him out every year to mark this special day.
[caption id="attachment_2127" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Shoes at the ready![/caption]
Do you celebrate St Nicholas too? Jacinta


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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) is a multiplayer first-person shooter video game developed by Hidden Path Entertainment and Valve Corporation. Similar to previous Counter-Strike games, Global Offensive is an objective-based multiplayer first-person shooter. Players play as Terrorists or Counter Terrorists, and must complete objectives while attempting to eliminate the enemy team.
This is me playing CSGO. Using a sniper rifle, and it shows all 5 frags garnering me an "ACE". Ace means you one person eliminated all 5 enemies.


Hello viewer! My name is Steven, and I'm currently a third year student at the University of Colorado at Boulder. As evident from my binary banner up above, I'm a computer science major, with a focus primarily on higher level software implementation, though I do have a background in systems.
* I'm currently a software engineer at Raytheon
* I graduate in 2016
* I enjoy skiing, archery, learning about new ways to develop
* I like to relax, but then again, doesn't everyone?
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If you would like to contact me, please use the email address provided below:
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Welcome!
Thank you for visiting my very first website. I am a 20-year-old human living in San Francisco studying to become a software engineer at Dev Bootcamp. I grew up in Los Angeles, California, and studied for a year at Middlebury College in Vermont, whereupon I took courses at UCLA and eventually took time off from school to travel and work. But before going back to academia, I realized that learning how to program would be a practical and invaluable tool for the rest of my life (probably more so than a bachelor's degree), so I decided to further delay my formal studies and attend Dev Bootcamp instead. For more information about me, please click the 'About' tab at the top of this page, or just scroll down. Thank you again for taking the time to visit my website, and I wish you all the best.
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Events¶
Each event equates to a mapping between a dictionary and a single target table in the data warehouse. This class retrieves lists of events and information about events.
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Events.
__init__
(api)¶ Gets information from Alooma on events and prints detailed information about events.
Parameters: api – api authentication using the Alooma package
Print Sorted List¶
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Events.
print_sorted_list
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Get All Events¶
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Events.
get_all_events
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Returns: A list of dictionaries with information for each event
View Events¶
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Events.
view_events
(single_input=None, single_event=None, print_format='table', table_limit=None, pprint_indent=2, pprint_width=250, pprint_depth=5)¶ Prints a data from with the event info
Parameters: - single_input – The name of a specific input to filter the results
- single_event – The name of a specific event to filter the results
- print_format – Specify ‘table’ to print event info as tables or ‘json’ to print as dictionaries
- table_limit – Limit the number of events printed in the dataframe
- pprint_indent – The indent value to pprint dictionaries
- pprint_width – The width value to pprint dictionaries
- pprint_depth – The depth value to pprint dictionaries
Returns: The event data in the print_format of a dataframe or a list of dictionaries
List Events¶
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Events.
list_events
(input_labels='all', print_lst=False, add_quotes_commas=False)¶ Prints and/or returns a list of event names
Parameters: - input – string ‘all’ for all events or specify an input label for a specific events
- print_lst – boolean True to print the list to the console
- add_quotes_commas – boolean True to print the list to the console with single quotes around strings and commas after each item
Returns: list of events by name


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Co-developed a Chrome extension over a weekend that provides templating functionality to the popular project management application, Trello. The extension is currently being used by hundreds of individuals. The extension was developed from start to finish in 20 hours and released as an open-source project on GitHub.
Authored a client-side templating language called Creatable
that generates HTML using pure Javascript.
was built with reveal.js, a CSS 3D slideshow tool.
You can use the arrow keys to navigate the site, and the space bar for éxpose mode.
Innovative front-end technology. Like what I teach. Pretty cool, huh?


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Documentation of GPS features.
:Features:
1. Cumulative Staying Time at a given place [1].
2. Transition Number [1].
3. The total distance covered [2]
4. The maximum distance between two location [2]
5. The standard deviation of the displacement [2]
6. The maximum distance from home [2]
7. The number of different places visited [2]
8. The radius of gyration [2]
9. The routine Index [2]
10. Available data in time
:References:
1. Yu Huang , Haoyi Xiong , Kevin Leach , Yuyan Zhang , Philip Chow , Karl Fua , Bethany A. Teachman, Laura E. Barnes,
Assessing social anxiety using gps trajectories and point-of-interest data, Proceedings of the 2016 ACM International
Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing, September 12-16, 2016, Heidelberg, Germany
2. Canzian L, Musolesi M (2015) Trajectories of depression: unobtrusive monitoring of depressive states by means of
smartphone mobility traces analysis. In: Proceedings of the 2015 ACM international joint conference on pervasive and
ubiquitous computing (UbiComp’15). ACM, New York, pp 1293-1304
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WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results: News And Notes After Reveal Of New Intercontinental Title
by Alfred KonuwaWWE Friday Night SmackDown was yet another night filled with interpromotional brawls. The broadcast was bolstered by a rowdy Chicago, Ill. crowd as WWE enters its first Friday-to-Monday pay-per-view cycle with SmackDown, NXT TakeOver, Survivor Series and Raw all taking place in the Allstate Arena. The show was highlighted by Sami Zayn introducing a beautiful new Intercontinental Championship. Please understand that anybody who will go on to complain about this work of art—and there will be some—really actually hates themselves.
SmackDown’s viewership slid this past week with just 2.35 million viewers. This is the lowest viewership total for SmackDown since WWE’s move to Fox.
- November 15, 2019—2.35 million viewers
- November 8, 2019—2.617 million viewers
- November 1, 2019—2.520 million viewers
- October 25, 2019—888,000 viewers (Moved to FS1 in favor of MLB World Series)
- October 18, 2019—2.418 million viewers
WWE Friday Night SmackDown Key Competition:
- NBA on ESPN: San Antonio Spurs at Philadelphia 76ers
- 20/20
From the Forbes WWE Vault:
WWE Total YouTube Viewership for Friday Night SmackDown Last Friday: 5,434,771 views (up from 5,291,830)
- Most-Viewed: Bray Wyatt Accepts Daniel Bryan’s Challenge for the Universal Title (850,112 views)
- Least-Viewed: Heavy Machinery vs. Kevin Tibbs and Kip Stevens (146,333 views)
- Median Viewership: 630,193
Average Attendance for “A City”: 9,235
Average WWE Friday Night SmackDown Ticket Price at the Allstate Arena: $109
Estimated Live Gate for WWE Friday Night SmackDown: $1,006,615
WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results: Friday, November 22, 2019
Rhea Ripley def. Charlotte Flair and Sasha Banks
Sasha Banks noted NXT invaded Friday Night SmackDown, so SmackDown invaded them right back. It was a succinct description of WWE’s 50/50 booking philosophy.
At one point during the opening-segment brawl, there were at least three blonde-on-blonde confrontations. I always knew WWE had too many blondes but good lord.
Several WWE matches this week have ended with a non-contest due to a wild brawl. With 12 women surrounding the ring, there was a clean finish.
Go out of your way to watch the finish to this match.
Sami Zayn Confronts King Corbin
Sami Zayn Reveals New Intercontinental Championship
Considering who originally introduced the previous Intercontinental Championship design, this change is long overdue.
This was one of the smoother championship reveals in recent history, with surprisingly limited belt shaming. In fact, I’ll be actively blocking anybody who doesn’t think this new Intercontinental Championship is absolutely beautiful.
Sami Zayn challenged Baron Corbin to call him annoying to his face, in the ring, then the camera panned out and he was in street clothes and any hope of him making an in-ring return was dashed.
The Undisputed Era def. The New Day and Heavy Machinery
‘Of all the branded teams to be one of the few to succumb to infighting, I would have never guessed Heavy Machinery and The New Day. In fact, as of this writing, the currently pinned tweet WWE’s Twitter timeline is literally a livestream of Heavy Machinery and The New Day eating turkey together.
If WWE follows up all these NXT wins with more NXT wins during Survivor Series, WWE might see its first win streak of the Wednesday Night Wars.
Daniel Bryan and The Miz Battle to a No Contest
So, Daniel Bryan is the babyface in this feud, right?
So, The Miz is still a babyface, right?
Nobody is better at pretending to genuinely hate one another than Daniel Bryan and The Miz.
Both The Miz and Daniel Bryan are taking turns being unlikeable. Who should I be rooting for?!
After Hell in a Cell, The Fiend has really taken a liking to this non-finish thing after this match ended via his own mandible claw.
Shayna Baszler Calls Out Bayley
Bayley was one of the few SmackDown Superstars to get an edge over an NXT Superstar, but to be fair whenever I see Bayley these days I just pretend like she’s the NXT version.

Baron Corbin, Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode def. Roman Reigns, Shorty G and Mustafa Ali
Team Raw pouring into the building wearing red made them look like an army of ants.
Team SmackDown running into the building led by Braun Strowman and both his fragile knees was hilarious.
Team NXT was going for a D-Generation X tribute with its entrance, but it looked more like the movie poster for Warriors.
Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns had to set things off by fighting each other to prove this brand loyalty thing is real.
If ever there was a way to overdose on WWE interpromotional brawls it would have happened by now. I don’t care if AEW came through the crowd and jumped NXT, I’m over interpromotional brawling.


This kale recipe is nutritious and delicious, and it's very easy to prepare and cook. There's very little fat in the recipe, and it can be reduced even further by using nonstick cooking spray and a little broth to saute the onion. I used the Portuguese hot crushed red peppers (wet, from jar) in this dish, but feel free to use fresh minced hot peppers for heat.
- Prep Time: 12 minutes
- Cook Time: 13 minutes


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27-year-old woman stabbed to death inside Queens home, man found dead nearby
by WABCOZONE PARK, Queens (WABC) -- Police say the death of a 27-year-old woman stabbed to death inside her home is connected to a man found dead nearby the crime scene.
The incident was reported in the 8900 block of Albert Road around 7:30 p.m. Friday.
A family member received a text message from the man saying the woman was dead and that he was going to kill himself, sources say.
FDNY responded to the scene and pronounced the woman dead. Police say she had been stabbed several times in the torso. She has been identified as Donne Dojoy.
Police are also investigating a suicide -- believed to be the man in question -- after he was found hanging from a tree in Howard Beach.
Officials are looking into his involvement in the woman's death. Sources say the two had an ongoing domestic violence history and the man was arrested last summer for assault.
The investigation is ongoing.


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This site was just built several days ago, so there’s little content. As you can see, it’s style is very plain. I will unperiodically post some articles here, such as learning notes, resources sharing or feelings about something or someone.
In Categories, you can read posts which belong to a particular category. In Tags, you can read posts which have a specific tag. In About, you can look some information about this site, such as why and how I built it.
I hope this site will help you one day.
网站初建，没有什么内容，而且如你所见风格非常的朴素的。在这里，我会不定时的更新一些内容，比如一些笔记，或者资源分享，或者发表一些感慨。
在Categories中，您可以分类查看以往的post。在Tags中，您可以按照关键词来浏览。在About中，您可以浏览到关于本站的一些信息。目前我还没有研究好该如何使用Substribe…
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Being a great engineer takes much more than writing code. Soft Skills Engineering is a weekly advice podcast for software developers who want to level up their engineering skills beyond writing code. Our hosts, Jamison Dance and Dave Smith, are here to make you laugh and make you wise as they answer your questions on the air each week.
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**This article discusses the various methods and tricks used in MVVM, to enable a developer to completely separate the user interface from the code. It demonstrates all the basics with easy examples to follow, in a downloadable project.**
## Table of Contents
- [Introduction](#Introduction)
- [About the Sample Project](#About_the_Sample_Project)
- [Classic INotifyPropertyChanged](#Classic_INotifyPropertyChanged)
- [Switching Windows from Event Handlers in Code-behind](#Switching_windows_from_traditional_event_handlers_in_code-behind)
- [DataContext Made in Code](#DataContext_Made_in_Code)
- [Closing Windows from the ViewModel](#Closing_Windows_from_the_ViewModel)
- [Using DependencyObject instead of INPC](#Using_DependencyObject_instead_of_INPC)
- [Controlling an Application through CanExecute](#Controlling_an_Application_through_CanExecute)
- [Closing with Attached Property via Dependency Property](#Closing_with_a_Attached_Property_via_Dependency_Property)
- [Using POCO Objects with MVVM](#Using_POCO_objects_with_MVVM)
- [Custom Event Self-close Hack](#Custom_Event_Self-close_Hack)
- [Fixing One Property to Show the Difference](#Tweaking_one_property_to_show_the_difference)
- [A Cleaner 'Interface' Way to Close the Window](#A_Cleaner_Interface_Way_to_Close_the_Window)
- [How to Consume a Closed Business Object (database layer, web service)](#How_to_consume_a_closed_Business_Object_database_layer_web_service)
- [Wrapping POCOs](#Wrapping_POCOs)
- [Polling POCOs](#Polling_POCOs)
- [Virtually Codeless Master/Detail CRUD Control](#Codeless_Master_Detail_CRUD_for_databases_web_services_etc)
- [How to Bind and When to Update](#How_to_bind_and_when_to_update)
- [Create, Update, Delete Logic](#Add_Update_or_Delete)
# Introduction
**Model View ViewModel** is the golden child of WPF, allowing a developer to completely separate their application code from any UI dependencies.
This means an application can be easily be re-skinned, and it also makes an application much easier to test.
The **View** represents any front-end user interface controls (Window, Page, UserControl), the **Model** represents the classes used in the application, and the ** ViewModel** is the middle-man that requests, molds and exposes the data, as properties and commands.
## **About the Sample Project**
This is article is linked to a TechNet sample project that you can download and explore.
It covers many basic concepts of MVVM, and some of the common pitfalls and solutions.
**The idea is to download the sample, run it to see each example, then read through this, along side the code.**
**By the time you have finished, you should know most of what you need to know :)**
**DOWNLOAD :**[**http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Easy-MVVM-Examples-48c94de3**](http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Easy-MVVM-Examples-48c94de3)
If you're looking for more good WPF examples, you will probably enjoy [ my other Gallery sample projects](http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/site/search?f%5B0%5D.Type=User&f%5B0%5D.Value=XAML%20guy). all I ask is that you rate (star) them, thanks.
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# Classic INotifyPropertyChanged
[![ ](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/resized-image.ashx/__size/456x0/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/0336.mvvm1.png)](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/0336.mvvm1.png)
This first example is **the classic MVVM configuration**, implementing **INotifyPropertyChanged** in a base class (**ViewModelBase**)
classViewModelBase : INotifyPropertyChanged
{
internalvoid RaisePropertyChanged(stringprop)
{
if(PropertyChanged !=null) { PropertyChanged(this,new PropertyChangedEventArgs(prop)); }
}
publicevent PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged;
This base class contains the common code used by all properties of all other derived ViewModels, one is shown below.
string_TextProperty1;
publicstring TextProperty1
{
get
{
return_TextProperty1;
}
set
{
if(_TextProperty1 != value)
{
_TextProperty1 = value;
RaisePropertyChanged("TextProperty1");
}
}
}
As you can see, it looks like a standard CLI object, but with the extra **RaisePropertyChanged** method in the setter.
In example 1, the ViewModel is attached by the View itself, **in XAML**. Notice this is possible because the ViewModel does not need any parameters in it's constructor.
There is a **ListBox**, **DataGrid** and **ComboBox,** ALL with *ItemsSource* to the same collection, and the same *SeletedItem*.
Changes to the values of any of the properties in the DataGrid are reflected across all controls.
As you change the selected Person in any of these controls, you will see all three change together.
A TextBox and TextBlock share the same property, so changes in the TextBox reflect in the TextBlock.
Click the button to add a user, it shows in all three controls.
Although many would think that this is all due to our 'enriched' INPC classes, most of this is **actually triggered by changing the values through the UI**, as explained later.
Only the Add user command relies on PropertyChanged events, and they come from the changing ObservableCollection.
## **Switching Windows from Event Handlers in Code-behind**
A traditional method of triggering functions and navigating from one window to another is using code-behind event handlers.
This means your code is tightly coupled with the user interface.
privatevoid Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var win =new Window1 { DataContext =newViewModelWindow1(tb1.Text) };
win.Show();
this.Close();
}
The most common first question in MVVM is**how to call methods of a control like Window.Close() from a ViewModel**.
**This is shown in the next example.**
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# DataContext Made in Code
[![ ](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/resized-image.ashx/__size/345x0/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/6710.mvvm2.png)](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/6710.mvvm2.png)
The second example simply shows how you can attach the ViewModel to the DataContext **from code**, done by the previous window shown above, as this window was created.
var win =new Window1 { DataContext =newViewModelWindow1(tb1.Text) };
In this example, the ViewModel takes a string parameter in it's constructor. Work done in the constructor is BEFORE binding occurs, so we can populate **private variables**:
publicViewModelWindow1(stringlastText)
{
_TestText = lastText;
This ViewModel is derived from ViewModelMain, with an extra public property and command to pull a value from the base class and update this new property.
The Button command passes in a value from the UI in the **CommandParameter**. This saves us having to reference controls directly from code.
In this example, the selected person is used to make the value for **public property** TestText.
This command is triggered **AFTER** the page has finished binding, so we target the **public property**, so the **PropertyChanged event is triggered**.
This is so the bindings related to that property know that they need to update, otherwise changes will never be reflected in the UI.
voidChangeText(objectselectedItem)
{
if(selectedItem ==null)
TestText ="Please select a person";
else
{
var person = selectedItemas Person;
TestText = person.FirstName +" " + person.LastName;
}
}
##
## **Closing Windows from the ViewModel**
This second example shows a nice way to **close a window** **from a ViewModel**, using an **Attached Behavior**.
The "**close window**" behavior is added from an **attached property** called **DialogResult**.
publicstatic class DialogCloser
{
publicstatic readonly DependencyProperty DialogResultProperty =
DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached(
"DialogResult",
typeof(bool?),
typeof(DialogCloser),
newPropertyMetadata(DialogResultChanged));
privatestatic void DialogResultChanged(
DependencyObject d,
DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
var window = das Window;
if(window !=null) window.Close();
}
publicstatic void SetDialogResult(Window target,bool? value)
{
target.SetValue(DialogResultProperty, value);
}
}
This is then attached to the Windows that we want to control:
As all our Windows use ViewModels, which all inherit from **ViewModelBase**, we can put this generic window closer property and Close method**in the base class**:
bool? _CloseWindowFlag;
publicbool? CloseWindowFlag
{
get{return_CloseWindowFlag; }
set
{
_CloseWindowFlag = value;
RaisePropertyChanged("CloseWindowFlag");
}
}
publicvirtual void CloseWindow(bool? result =true)
{
Application.Current.Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(DispatcherPriority.Background,new Action(() =>
{
CloseWindowFlag = CloseWindowFlag ==null
?true
: !CloseWindowFlag;
}));
}
Our actual **ViewModel can now handle navigation and closing windows** as shown:
voidNextExample(objectparameter)
{
var win =new Window2();
win.Show();
CloseWindow();
}
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# Using DependencyObject instead of INPC
[![ ](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/resized-image.ashx/__size/316x0/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/0272.mvvm3.png)](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/0272.mvvm3.png)
This example shows the alternative to INotifyPropertyChanged - **DependencyObject** and **Dependency Properties**.
classViewModelWindow2 : DependencyObject
{
publicPerson SelectedPerson
{
get{return(Person)GetValue(SelectedPersonProperty); }
set{ SetValue(SelectedPersonProperty, value); }
}
publicstatic readonly DependencyProperty SelectedPersonProperty =
DependencyProperty.Register("SelectedPerson",typeof(Person),
typeof(ViewModelWindow2),new UIPropertyMetadata(null));
**Dependency Properties** are considered a "**richer**" method of binding, as the Register method also has several overloads for **PropertyChanged** and **Coerce** delegate methods.
The main drawback to **Dependency Properties** for general MVVM use is **they need to be handled on the UI layer**.
For more on the **INPC vs DP debate**, read the following:
- [http://kentb.blogspot.co.uk/2009/03/view-models-pocos-versus.html](http://kentb.blogspot.co.uk/2009/03/view-models-pocos-versus.html)
## **Controlling an Application through CanExecute**
This example also shows how a command can also control whether a button is enabled or not, through it's CanExecute delegate.
This again moves away from controller and more into behavior.
The action cannot even be triggered if conditions are not met, and this is clear to the user as the button is disabled.
We are not using the command parameter in this example, but relying on a ViewModel property to be populated with the selected item.
If there is none, the **CanExecute** method returns **false**, which **disables the button**.
All encapsulated in the command, nice clean code.
public ViewModelWindow2()
{
People = FakeDatabaseLayer.GetPeopleFromDatabase();
NextExampleCommand = new RelayCommand(NextExample, NextExample_CanExecute);
}
bool NextExample_CanExecute(object parameter)
{
return SelectedPerson != null;
}
## **Closing with Attached Property via Dependency Property**
To close the window in this example, we still use the **Attached Property** in the Window XAML, but the property is a **Dependency Property** in the ViewModel.
publicbool? CloseWindowFlag
{
get{return(bool?)GetValue(CloseWindowFlagProperty); }
set{ SetValue(CloseWindowFlagProperty, value); }
}
// Using a DependencyProperty as the backing store for CloseWindowFlag. This enables animation, styling, binding, etc...
publicstatic readonly DependencyProperty CloseWindowFlagProperty =
DependencyProperty.Register("CloseWindowFlag",typeof(bool?),typeof(ViewModelWindow2),new UIPropertyMetadata(null));
Used simply as follows:
voidNextExample(objectparameter)
{
var win =new Window3(SelectedPerson);
win.Show();
CloseWindowFlag =true;
}
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# Using POCO Objects with MVVM
[![ ](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/resized-image.ashx/__size/437x0/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/8664.mvvm4.png)](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/8664.mvvm4.png)
A POCO class in WPF/MVVM terms is one that does not provide any PropertyChanged events.
classPocoPerson
{
publicstring FirstName {get;set; }
publicstring LastName {get;set; }
publicint Age {get;set; }
}
This would usually be legacy code modules, or converting from WinForms.
This next example demonstrates how things start to break, when you don't use PropertyChanged events.
At first, everything seems fine. Selected item is updated in all, you can change properties of existing people, and add new people through the DataGrid.
Those actions are all UI based actions, which change **Dependency Properties** like **TextBox.Text**, and automatically fire the **PropertyChanged** event.
**However**, the **TextBox** should actually be showing a **time stamp**, as set by the code behind **Dispatcher Timer**.
publicViewModelWindow3(Person person)
{
. . . snip . . .
timer =new DispatcherTimer();
timer.Interval = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1);
timer.Tick +=new EventHandler(timer_Tick);
timer.Start();
}
voidtimer_Tick(objectsender, EventArgs e)
{
TextProperty1 = DateTime.Now.ToString();
}
**Furthermore**, clicking the **Button** to add a new person**does not seem to work**, but it did.
If you then try to add a user in the DataGrid, the binding updates, and shows the previously added user. **All a bit broken.**
##
**Custom Event Self-close Hack**
Just as an alternative, this ViewModel has a custom event, to signify closure, which is handled in code behind when the ViewModel is attached.
publicWindow3(Person person)
{
InitializeComponent();
var vm =new ViewModelWindow3(person);
DataContext = vm;
vm.CloseWindowEvent +=new System.EventHandler(vm_CloseWindowEvent);
}
voidvm_CloseWindowEvent(objectsender, System.EventArgs e)
{
this.Close();
}
## **Fixing One Property to Show the Difference**
The following window is **almost identical** to the **previous POCO example**. However **TextProperty1 now triggers a PropertyChanged event** in it's setter.
set
{
if(_TextProperty1 != value)
{
_TextProperty1 = value;
RaisePropertyChanged("TextProperty1");//The fix
}
}
Now you will find **the time stamp property shows** through onto the TextBox as shown below.
[![ ](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/resized-image.ashx/__size/437x0/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/4721.mvvm5.png)](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/4721.mvvm5.png)
However, with events coming from the INPC interface, the **other UI bindings are now even more broken**. (Try the sample project)
## **A Cleaner 'Interface' Way to Close the Window**
The behaviour of closing a window, could happily be kept with the window, if you believe that is where it belongs.
One way of always assuring any ViewModel has the expected event shown above would be to make our ViewModels (ideally in the ViewModelBase) inherit an **interface** that defines the event.
We can then safely **cast any ViewModel back to this interface**, and attach a handler to the expected event.
publicWindow4()
{
InitializeComponent();
DataContextChanged +=new DependencyPropertyChangedEventHandler(Window4_DataContextChanged);
}
voidWindow4_DataContextChanged(objectsender, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
var dc = DataContextas IClosableViewModel;
dc.CloseWindowEvent +=new EventHandler(dc_CloseWindowEvent);
}
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# How to Consume a Closed Business Object (database layer, web service)
The most important message to learn from all of this is that**if you can convert the base (model) classes that you use to INPC properties, DO SO NOW**. You will save yourself a world of pain, unnecessary data marshalling through wrappers, and a whole load of code that can introduce bugs and dependencies to your implementation.
But what if you have a **Business Object** that handles all the work, like an **existing database module**, or **web service client**?
This may therefore be a "**closed object**" that you cannot enrich with INPC on it's properties.
In this case you have to fall back on **wrappers and polling**.
This final example ViewModel **acts as a shepherd** between our front end controls and a "**personnel management**" business object. It only exposes the following methods:
- **GetEmployees()**
- **AddPerson(Person)**
- **DeletePerson(Person)**
- **UpdatePerson(Person)**
It also has a public POCO string property **ReportTitle**.
Finally, there a "**Status**" enum (**Offline, Online**) which **periodically toggles** from a [**background thread] Timer**.
## **Wrapping POCOs**
Firstly, we need to **marshal the data in and out** of the business object. We need to wrap the data in **marshalling properties**.
As we only have a **GET method**for employee list, we only need a public property with a get method, to populate our DataGrid:
ObservableCollection _People;
publicObservableCollection People
{
get
{
_People =new ObservableCollection(personnel.GetEmployees());
return_People;
}
}
The public string property "**Report Title**" is a **two-way pass-through wrapper **(getter and setter). It marshals the values in and out.
This takes us back to our first POCO example, where this is sufficient for some operations, but changes to the "back-end" data, **will not automatically be reflected in the UI**.
There is a **Label**also bound to this property, but again it only works **because the change was UI initiated**, as explained in earlier examples.
publicstring ReportTitle
{
get
{
returnpersonel.ReportTitle;
}
set
{
if(personel.ReportTitle != value)
{
personnel.ReportTitle = value;
RaisePropertyChanged("ReportTitle");
}
}
}
## **Polling POCOs**
The final property (BoStatus) represents the business object "**Status**" property (personel.Status), but this value is constantly updated by another thread, so we would normally miss the updates in the user interface.
The only answer is to**poll the property for changes**.
BoStatus is therefore **not a wrapper**, but a **store of the "last known" value**.
MvvmExample.Model.PersonelBusinessObject.StatusType _BoStatus;
publicMvvmExample.Model.PersonelBusinessObject.StatusType BoStatus
{
get
{
return_BoStatus;
}
set
{
if(_BoStatus != value)
{
_BoStatus = value;
RaisePropertyChanged("BoStatus");
}
}
}
We use a **Timer**to frequently **check the property for changes**. This may seem expensive, but it's really not, in computer processor terms.
When we detect a change, we **update the Public property BoStatus**, which saves the new value locally, and **fires the PropertyChanged event**.
Anything consuming this property will **update their bindings**, and call the getter to pick up the new value.
voidCheckStatus(objectsender, EventArgs e)
{
if(_BoStatus != personel.Status)
BoStatus = personel.Status;
}
Using the **CRUD** methods of our business object is really down to ** your own** personal design and implementation.
However, as a final example, I included a **very simple method for doing this**, with **practically no code**!
## **Virtually Codeless Master/Detail CRUD Control**
This example shows a complete and virtually codeless master/detail, CRUD control (for databases, web services, etc)
[![ ](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/resized-image.ashx/__size/537x0/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/3005.mvvm6.png)](http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-05/3005.mvvm6.png)
By **master/detail**, we mean there is a master list of objects. You then select a list item to get the item details in a separate box.
By **CRUD**, we mean **Cr**eate, **U**pdate and **D**elete functionality. The three things you do to objects in a collection, or a database.
Normally, in a big application, we would design a stand-alone user control for an edit form, but here is a quick trick to produce the whole, fully wired edit form, using the **ItemsTemplate** for an **ItemsControl**.
The actual edit grid is a DataTemplate, instead of an actual control. This ** DataTemplate** is used as the **ItemTemplate** for the ** ItemsControl**:
The **ItemsSource** is tied to the **SelectedPerson** property of our **ViewModel**.
If you were just editing, and not adding new users, you could bind this directly to the **SelectedItem** property of the **DataGrid**, but you will see later why we don't.
A **BindingGroup** is defined on the **ItemsControl**, which we use later to **cancel or commit changes from the form**.
ItemsSource expects a collection, rather than SelectedItem (SelectedPerson). So to make this trick work, we use a simple converter to wrap the selected person into a collection.
publicclass SelectedItemToItemsSource : IValueConverter
{
publicobject Convert(object value, Type targetType,objectparameter, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture)
{
if(value ==null)return null;
** returnnew List


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(Video) LFC’s stunning rondo under new coach Vitor Matos
by Biscan's BootsThere were plenty of youngsters on display at training today – with the majority of the first-team still absent due to their international break commitments.
The likes of Yasser Larouci, Elijah Dixon-Bonner, Neco Williams and Curtis Jones all featured heavily under Jurgen Klopp, Pep Lijnders and newly appointed coach Vitor Matos.
You can watch the whole training session from ‘Inside Anfield’ by signing up to LFCTVGO, here.
We were most impressed by this rondo drill, under the close watch of Matos, which displayed the immense close-control of the various Academy lads who got the Melwood call-up.
If you cut to two minutes into the clip, courtesy of LFCTV, you’ll see what we’re talking about!
The rest of the first-team should be returning tomorrow to being preparations for Crystal Palace on Sunday.


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Hamilton 1-3 Rangers: Ryan Kent hits double as Steven Gerrard's side move back level with Celtic
by Charles PatersonTwo goals from Ryan Kent gave Rangers a nervy 3-1 win over Hamilton as they kept pace with Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic.
Ryan Jack scored his fourth goal of the season after just six minutes as Rangers started fast in Lanarkshire, but Lewis Smith equalised soon after following a rare Hamilton attack.
Kent restored Rangers' lead just before half-time with a sensational shot from long range, his first goal since signing permanently for £7m in the summer.
After soaking up huge first-half pressure, Hamilton grew more confident in the second period and should have equalised through Mickel Miller after a swift break, but he could not get the final touch on George Oakley's cross.
Filip Helander missed a great chance to seal the win for Rangers, but Kent ended the contest in stoppage time to calm the edgy away support, after good work from substitute Alfredo Morelos. With Celtic scoring four against Livingston on Saturday, Rangers remain level on points with the champions, but three goals behind in second place.
How Rangers moved level with the leaders
Rangers had scored 10 goals without reply in their last two meetings against Hamilton, and Jack put them in front again early on. Picking up a poor clearance just inside the box, he swept the ball home past debutant goalkeeper Luke Southwood.
It seemed the floodgates would open; moments later Jack clipped the post with another drive, but from nowhere Hamilton suddenly equalised. Steve Davies hooked the ball across goal and Smith, who had signed a contract extension two hours before kick-off, celebrated by heading home at the second attempt.
It was a rare moment of joy and respite for the home side, as Rangers piled on the pressure, with Jack central to everything. Referee Steven McLean ignored a penalty appeal after Alex Gogic blocked a Kent cross, before Southwood tipped another Jack long-range effort just wide.
Jack's defence-splitting pass then carved open Hamilton's defence, but Southwood rushed out to save well at the feet of Tavernier.
Persistence paid off as half-time approached, with Kent showing why he is so highly valued by Rangers with a stunning, powerful effort from 20 yards that rocketed into the top corner.
If Rangers' lead at the break was well deserved, it did not spur them Gerrard's team on as he would have hoped. Instead they began the second half sloppily, as Hamilton dragged them into a scrap. Oakley's introduction added another physical attacking threat, and he very nearly created the equaliser.
Rangers were caught upfield as Hamilton flooded forward with men over, and when Smith found Oakley on the left edge of the box, his cross appeared destined to be diverted home by Miller at the back post. All that was needed was a touch for the net to ripple, but somehow Miller failed to make contact and the chance was gone.
Nerves appeared to have gripped Rangers. Helander headed Kent's free-kick wide when it looked simpler to score, before Oakley headed straight at Allan McGregor as Rangers' defence failed to clear a set-piece.
As the game ticked past 90 minutes, Hamilton's hoped were dashed. Morelos, a substitute after only returning from international duty with Colombia on Saturday, made the desired impact from the bench, as his through ball allowed Kent to finish sumptuously past Southwood.
Gerrard: It was a world-class strike
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard hailed Kent's "world class" wonder strike.
"I thought Ryan was terrific today for large parts of the game," said Gerrard.
"His first goal was an absolute world-class strike. In any game, if you score a goal like that on your so-called weak side, you deserve a lot of credit for it.
"The second one was a composed finish which we have been working on a lot with him. That's what he's got to keep doing, providing those moments which help his team-mates get maximum points.
"I know everyone will get excited about his two goals today, he will get the headlines and rightly so.
"But we still have to be patient with him because he is still searching for match fitness and sharpness, 100 per cent being at it. They are his own words.
"So once we get him a little bit more tuned in and sharper, you will see more moments and displays like today.
"But that's the exact reason the fans all wanted him here and why we were desperate to get the deal done - he is such an important player to us."


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WITNESS LIST Health & Human Services Committee May 16, 2006 - 9:00A Charge #7 ON: Hoelschor, Deanna Director, Human Nutrition Center (University of Texas Health Science Center Houston), Houston, TX Miller, Camille President and CEO (Texas Health Institute), Austin, TX Sanchez, Eduardo Commissioner (Texas Department of State Health Services), Austin, TX Saxion, Valerie (Silver Creek Labs), Keller, TX Charges #3 and #4 ON: Berry, Connie Manager (Texas Department of State Health Services), Austin, TX Camacho, Jose Executive Director (TX. Association of Community Health Centers), Austin, TX Cranston, Cathy Personal Care Attendant (ADAPT of Texas/ Personal Attendant Coalition of TX), Austin, TX Dorman-O'Donnell, Margie R.N. (TNA/ THA/ Greater Houston Partnership), North Richland Hills, TX Gunn, Bruce Manager, Health Provider Resource Branch (Department of State Health Services, Center for Health Statistics), Austin, TX Mayes, Thomas Doctor (University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio), Austin, TX McMillin, Maria Personal Care Attendant (Personal Attendant Coalition of Texas), Austin, TX Moller, Lesa Director, Loan Program Operations (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board), Austin, TX Roux, Ryan Director of Phamacy HCHD (TX Pharmacy Practice Coalition), Houston, TX Sands, Delores Dean (University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing), Austin, TX Shine, Kenneth Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs (University of Texas System), Austin, TX Stone, Charles Executive Director (Office of Rural Community Affairs), Austin, TX Vasek, Heather Director of Public Policy (Texas Association of Home Care), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: McPherson, Robert (Texas Nurses Association), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: On: Hanrahan, Lawrence Doctor (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX


Markdown Tips in the Octane Docs
Refer to Markdown for how to write markdown files. Here the most important tips for people working with this:
Links
- Link to a website
[website](https://www.oqtane.org/)
- Link to another page
[page](./build.md)
- Link to some Oqtane.Models
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Images
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folder below the markdown file you're using the image on.
Here's an example using markdown:
![Folder structure for Building](./assets/folder-structure-for-building.jpg)
Here an example using an
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Checklists
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10 Genius Gifts From Brookstone That Will Make Life Easier
There's something special about shopping somewhere as an adult that you mythologized as a child.
Now that adulthood is actually here, I'm happy to report that Brookstone is still making the types of products we always coveted — like a heated blanket with a timer that'll shut it off while you sleep, and a set of smart lamps that change color when tapped to let your long-distance loved one know that you're thinking of them.
To inspire you on your gift-giving journey this year, Bustle teamed up with Brookstone to bring you 10 gifts that will make your friends' and family's lives easier — and way more fun. Some products are things they've probably always wanted, like a foot and calf massager to ease the tension built up during a long day on the job. Others will solve problems they didn't even know were fixable, like a hot lather machine that heats up cans of shaving gel for a smoother, more comfortable shave.
Read on for the complete list of products — we promise not to tell anyone if you're inspired to snag a little something for yourself, too.
Brookstone® Foot & Calf Massager
With four different kneading massage programs and three levels of intensity, this massager will ease tension and help improve circulation — all while your giftee relaxes in their favorite chair.
Brookstone® Foot & Calf Massager$199.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® Faux Fur Heated Blanket
This cozy blanket is already super warm with its faux fur fabric, but its four temperature control settings bring it to the next level. It also has an automatic shut off, so no one has to snap out of their snugglefest to turn the blanket off at night.
Brookstone® n-a-p® Heated Faux Fur Throw$69.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® Smart Frame
This gift is like a fantasy movie come-to-life. Friends and family can share up to 50 photos at once to 10 different smart frames, along with personalized on-screen messages, and the frame holds up to 5,000 high-resolution images. Hear that? It's the sound of moms and grandmas everywhere rejoicing that they don't have to beg for pictures anymore.
Brookstone® PhotoShare Friends and Family Smart Frame$119.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® Portable Speaker
Perfect for the beachgoer or the tailgater, this waterproof Bluetooth speaker is lightweight, portable, and boasts 10 (yes, 10) hours of playtime.
Brookstone® Portable Bluetooth® Speaker$29.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® CBD Pillow
For someone who's always seeking a good night's rest, this CBD oil-infused pillow is made with machine washable memory foam, plus it helps align the spine while relaxing the mind.
Brookstone® CBD Oil-Infused Bed Pillow in White$59.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® Friendship Lamp
For an innovative way of staying connected with loved ones, these smart lamps allow you to send a message with just a tap: Tell them you're thinking of them by changing the color of your light, which changes the color on theirs. Awww.
Brookstone® Friendship Table Lamp$89.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® Pet Water Fountain
For pets who need a little extra help staying hydrated, this fountain dispenses water when its motion sensors notice that the animal is nearby. Bonus: It holds three liters of water, which means less frequent water bowl refills for humans, too!
Brookstone® Pet Water Fountain $39.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® 4-Piece Wine Opener Set
Elevate dinner parties with this air pressure wine opener set: The opener helps avoid cork damage, and the pourer aerates the wine on its way out of the bottle and into your glass.
Brookstone® 4-Piece Wine Pressurizer Set in Black$19.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® Shiatsu Plus Air Hand Massager
Between smartphones and computers, our hands get a lot of wear and tear throughout the day. Offer a bit of much-needed relaxation with this portable hand massager — perfect for work or home.
Brookstone® Shiatsu Plus Air Hand Massager$99.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
Brookstone® Gel & Lather Heating System
Make their morning (or evening) routine even more luxurious with this hot lather machine. It warms up cans of shaving gel to a comfortable and consistent temperature, which means a better shave for men or women.
Brookstone® Gel & Lather Heating System$29.99|Bed Bath & BeyondShop now
This post is sponsored by Brookstone.


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Communication vs. Information Design.
Understanding how to communicate quantitative information.
Quantitative Information Design.
Accurately converting numeric information into visual elements.
Visual Representations of Data.
Seeking the most optimal and efficient way of visually representing quantitative information.


Established by Istvan Scrimgeour & Pansy Cradledew late in the last century, the ISSF is perhaps the only organisation of note where those who have lost their hearts to mundane items of stationery can find a home.
Even as we speak, Istvan & Pansy are compiling a book of paeans to stationery, excerpts from which will appear here. Please submit your own contributions!
Meanwhile, for the delight of all stationery fanatics, here is a gallery of choice items!


Minimal alert, confirm, and prompt replacements.
These alerts are highly customizable. They ship with very basic styles so you can easily override them or write your own. You can even customize the HTML and the show/hide animation. Check out the docs to learn more.
Check your console for response values.


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Specifying this flag causes the log file to be deleted, if and only if it is empty, when it is closed (which occurs during back-end uninitialisation (at program exit), or when another file path is specified, for the given back-end, via pantheios_be_file_setFilePath()).
If the file cannot be deleted, a bail-out message will be written.
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Ica is a nice town near the coast of Peru, several hours south of Lima. The area around Ica is famous for having the finest wineries and Pisco-producing farms in the country. There is also the sand-dune resort oasis of Huacachina, just 5 minutes out of Ica. A very different place from the rest of southern Peru, which is mainly known for its mountain towns.


This is an example application using the Omron D6T thermal imaging sensor. Eventually this sensor will be used to detect whether a bathroom is occupied or not.


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by Christina Chortaria at 2022-01-22 02:08:36.@escowles @kelynch I updated the indexing process to attach to the Books' Solr documents the name information found in the Version data. This makes sure the searches work as expected. This required using Solr's atomic update on the Book records but luckily our Solr and RSolr support it.
The total indexing time went up about 2-3 minutes with the new code. Keep in mind that the entire process takes 2+ hours end to end (most of the time is spent fetching manifest data from a bunch of institutions.)
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by None at 2022-01-21 21:10:36.Reopening this until it's been run.
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by None at 2022-01-21 20:16:58.I look forward to finding out!!
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-01-21 18:11:00.Reviewer groups have been added
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by None at 2022-01-21 14:30:29.Flash messages live only until the next request is made. In figgy, it looks like multiple controller actions are called for a single request. For example, when submitting a blank search, the CatalogController hits the before_action
, but then the Riiif::ImagesController hits the before_action
multiple times.
We should move the relevant before_actions to just be in the catalog controller. This will ensure the downtime messages show on the home page, search results pages, and show pages.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-01-21 17:46:21.Deployed the fix and regenerated derivatives on the pdf. It took about 5 minutes. Everything looks good, except the resource again says 54/55 items processed.
Since we don't have a pattern of these I went ahead and manually changed the preservationstatus for the file set, as seen in https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/blob/bc4bc859783b3b455d30b03d1044bf48f54e2dcd/app/jobs/createderivatives_job.rb#L9
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-01-21 21:16:15.Looks like a couple tests failed.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-01-21 22:06:10.I was able to reproduce the screen:
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to advanced search page, search for keyword Industrial Relations Library or keyword china.
- enter
-> result = 2,856 records
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to page 4 from the pagination at the bottom of the search results page
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the advanced search on the same page to be -> keyword "Industrial Relations Library" or keyword china
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by None at 2022-01-21 18:56:16.This is ready for review - looking for word from @faithc that inheritance is working right.
Phoebe confirmed that this looks good.
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by None at 2022-01-21 18:59:11.Confirmed to be fixed by #963, reindexing in prod is kicked off now.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-01-21 20:52:13.So the ID in Pulfalight was changed in the URL, but the actual call numbers still have periods in them.
For example: https://aspace.princeton.edu/staff/resources/2161#tree::archival_object_733628 The call number for this is AC107.07_c897. If you put that in Figgy it works fine.
In fact, if you use the "-" version (which is only in the pulfalight URL) in Figgy then I think DAO updating wouldn't work, since it'd try to find the archival object and not find it (there's no "AC107-07_c897").
So I think there's a few things to do here:
Records are fixed, ADR is in, and viewer queries appropriately.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-01-21 21:19:01.Should this be our general practice?
Yeah.
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--- layout: nodes.liquid section: smartContract date: Last Modified title: "Using Data Feeds (EVM)" permalink: "docs/get-the-latest-price/" whatsnext: {"Historical Price Data":"/docs/historical-price-data/", "Data Feeds API Reference":"/docs/price-feeds-api-reference/", "Data Feeds Contract Addresses":"/docs/reference-contracts/"} metadata: title: "Using Data Feeds (EVM)" description: "How to use Chainlink Data Feeds in your smart contracts." image: 0: "/files/OpenGraph_V3.png" --- {% markdown %} Chainlink Data Feeds are the quickest way to connect your smart contracts to the real-world market prices of assets. For example, one use for data feeds is to enable smart contracts to retrieve the latest pricing data of an asset in a single call. Data feeds are available on the following networks: - **EVM-compatible networks** - [Solana](/docs/solana/using-data-feeds-solana/) - [Terra](/docs/terra/using-data-feeds-terra/) This guide applies specifically to using data feeds on EVM-compatible networks. {% include data-quality.md %} You can use smart contracts to get asset prices on EVM-compatible networks. These examples show you how to get the price of Ethereum (ETH) on the Ethereum network, but you can modify the examples to work on other EVM-compatible networks as well. The list of data feeds for each network are available on the [Data Feed Contracts](../reference-contracts/) page. For development, use testnet data feeds such as the [ETH/USD Feed](https://kovan.etherscan.io/address/0x9326BFA02ADD2366b30bacB125260Af641031331) on the Kovan testnet. > 📘 New Feed Registry > You can use the [Feed Registry](../feed-registry/) to reference data feed assets by name or currency identifier instead of by pair/proxy address. You can write smart contracts that consume data feeds using several languages, but this guide shows you the following examples: - [Solidity](#solidity) - [Javascript](#javascript) with [web3.js](https://web3js.readthedocs.io/) - [Python](#python) with [Web3.py](https://web3py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) ## Solidity To consume price data, your smart contract should reference [`AggregatorV3Interface`](https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/blob/master/contracts/src/v0.8/interfaces/AggregatorV3Interface.sol), which defines the external functions implemented by Data Feeds. ```solidity Kovan {% include samples/PriceFeeds/PriceConsumerV3.sol %} ```
The `latestRoundData` function returns five values representing information about the latest price data. See the [Data Feeds API Reference](../price-feeds-api-reference/) for more details. ## Javascript This example uses [web3.js](https://web3js.readthedocs.io/) to retrieve feed data from the [ETH / USD feed](https://kovan.etherscan.io/address/0x9326BFA02ADD2366b30bacB125260Af641031331) on the Ethereum network. ```javascript web3.js {% include samples/PriceFeeds/PriceConsumerV3.js %} ``` ```javascript ethers.js {% include samples/PriceFeeds/PriceConsumerV3Ethers.js %} ``` {% endmarkdown %} {% markdown %} ## Python This example uses [Web3.py](https://web3py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) to retrieve feed data from the [ETH / USD feed](https://kovan.etherscan.io/address/0x9326BFA02ADD2366b30bacB125260Af641031331) on the Ethereum network. ```python Kovan {% include samples/PriceFeeds/PriceConsumerV3.py %} ``` ## Getting a different price denomination Chainlink Data Feeds can be used in combination to derive denominated price pairs in other currencies. If you require a denomination other than what is provided, you can use two data feeds to derive the pair that you need. For example, if you needed a BTC / EUR price, you could take the BTC / USD feed and the EUR / USD feed and derive BTC / EUR using division. ![Request Model Diagram](/images/price-feed-conversion-equation.gif) > 🚧 Important > > If you are using a Solidity version before 0.8.0 use [OpenZeppelin's SafeMath](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts/blob/master/contracts/utils/math/SafeMath.sol). ```solidity // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT pragma solidity 0.8.7; import<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/** * THIS EXAMPLE USES UN-AUDITED CODE. * Network: Kovan * Base: BTC/USD * Base Address: 0x6135b13325bfC4B00278B4abC5e20bbce2D6580e * Quote: EUR/USD * Quote Address: 0x0c15Ab9A0DB086e062194c273CC79f41597Bbf13 * Decimals: 8 */ contract PriceConverter { function getDerivedPrice(address _base, address _quote, uint8 _decimals) public view returns (int256) { require(_decimals > uint8(0) && _decimals <= uint8(18), "Invalid _decimals"); int256 decimals = int256(10 ** uint256(_decimals)); ( , int256 basePrice, , , ) = AggregatorV3Interface(_base).latestRoundData(); uint8 baseDecimals = AggregatorV3Interface(_base).decimals(); basePrice = scalePrice(basePrice, baseDecimals, _decimals); ( , int256 quotePrice, , , ) = AggregatorV3Interface(_quote).latestRoundData(); uint8 quoteDecimals = AggregatorV3Interface(_quote).decimals(); quotePrice = scalePrice(quotePrice, quoteDecimals, _decimals); return basePrice * decimals / quotePrice; } function scalePrice(int256 _price, uint8 _priceDecimals, uint8 _decimals) internal pure returns (int256) { if (_priceDecimals < _decimals) { return _price * int256(10 ** uint256(_decimals - _priceDecimals)); } else if (_priceDecimals > _decimals) { return _price / int256(10 ** uint256(_priceDecimals - _decimals)); } return _price; } } ``` ## How Do Data Feeds Get Their Data? Data Feeds are aggregated from many data sources by a decentralized set of independent Node Operators. The [Decentralized Data Model](../architecture-decentralized-model/) describes this in detail. ## More Aggregator Functions Getting the latest price is not the only data that aggregators can retrieve. You can also retrieve historical price data. To learn more, see the [Historical Price Data](../historical-price-data/) page. {% endmarkdown %}


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