Many poems follow some sort of rhyme scheme—AABBA, ABAB etc. This is generally an end rhyme; the rhyming words come at the end of each successive line. Generally the rhyme ends up even, and each line is a complete phrase, if not a complete sentence.
And then... there are these.
If you write out the poem or lyrics in lines, they will rhyme... so long as you cut words between two lines. Or three, but that would get silly.
Tends to overlap with a Least Rhymable Word, as a way of getting around it (without "chilver" or "doorhinge").
Please note that the word has to be completed for this to work. Otherwise it's an abbreviation, a Curse Cut Short, or a Subverted Rhyme Every Occasion.
This is the extreme form of what is technically known as "enjambment," spreading a phrase or sentence over two lines instead of fitting each thought to its own line.
Examples
- In The Great Mouse Detective, Ratigan's Villain Song "The World's Greatest Criminal Mind" includes this line:
An even grimmerPlan has been simmer--ing in my great criminal brain!
- In The Prince of Egypt, the song "Deliver Us" includes the following line:
Help us now,in this dark hou--r
- In The Hunchback of Notre Dame, "Out There" includes as least three of these. At the start, it has this back and forth between Frollo and Quasimodo:
I am your only friend.You are my one defend--er.
- Later in "Out There," we have this triplet:
Out there, sitting in the sun,Give me one dayOut there, all I ask is one,To hold foreverOut there, where they all live un--aware...-  Stay in here- The song "The Bells of Notre Dame" includes another:
Dark was the night when our tale was begunOn the docks near Notre DameFour frightened gypsies slid silently un-der the docks near Notre Dame
- The song "Marley and Marley" from The Muppet Christmas Carol rhymes "greed" with "needy", "black" with "shackles", and in a cut verse, "part" with "heartless". Since this happens once a verse, it was probably done for artistic purposes.
- Isaac Asimov's "Rejection Slips": "Kind", the third letter, wants to rhyme 'frightfully' with 'delightful', so it sends part of the first word into the same line as the second word.
- Tom Lehrer:
-
Eating an orange
While making love
Makes for bizarre enj—
oyment thereof. - The opening to Lehrer's song "We'll All Go Together When We Go":
When you attend a funeral
It is sad to think that sooner or l—
ater those you love will do the same for you...
And you may have thought it tragic
Not to mention other adjec—
tives to think of all the weeping they will do... - The opening to Lehrer's song "Smut"
Smut!
Give me smut and nothing but!
A dirty novel I can't shut,
If it's uncut,
And unsubt—
tle. - "Bright College Days" does this bilingually:
Turn on the spigot,
Pour the beer and swig it,
And gaudeamus igit—
ur.
 - Arlo Guthrie's "Motorcycle Song" (allegedly written while falling off a cliff after trying to play an acoustic guitar while riding a motorcycle):
I don't want a pickle
Just want to ride on my motor-sickle
And I don't want a tickle
'Cause I'd rather ride on my motor-sickleAnd I don't want to die
Just want to ride on my motorcy... cle.I knew that it wasn't the best song l ever wrote, but I didn't have time to change it. I was comin' down mighty fast. - From the Capitol Steps song "The Hardest Rhyme" (to the tune of "The Longest Time"):
We can't rhyme Yeltsin
We'll have to pull our belts in
Do something else in-
stead of finding rhymes - Alan Jackson's "Like Red on a Rose" has one:
And I love you like only little children love penniesAnd I love you 'cause I know that I can't do any-thing wrong
- The Decemberists' "The Legionnaire's Lament":
Medicating in the sun
Pinched doses of laudanum
Longing for the old fecund-
-ity of my homeland. - Bob Dylan's "Hurricane":
We wanna put his ass in stirWe wanna pin this triple mur--der on him
- Comedian and musician Richard Stilgoe's 45-minute poem Who Pays the Piper?, which humorously outlines the history of music from Pan to the present day, contains a song outlining Chopin's life, set to the Minute Waltz, which contains several of these:
...and went off to Vienna and Berlin,where he met Hummel and Paganin--i the great violin virtuoso.
- And:
She used to smoke cigars,and would habitually wear trous--ers, collar, tie and crew cut hair. - Peter Schickele presented a song based on the name "Mindy", which included the following break:
suffer from a vitamin de-ficiency...
- The Starland Vocal Band's "Afternoon Delight"
Rubbin' sticks and stones together makes the sparks ingiteand the thought of rubbin' you is getting so excit-ing
- "I Will" by Jimmy Wayne:
What can I do?
- Plain White Ts Rhythm Of Love:
When the moon is lowWe can dance in slow mo-tion
- Runrig's "Scandinavia".
Here we standIn Scand--inavia.

- In the final episode of the first series of Mitch Benn's Crimes Against Music, he and Richard Stilgoe are having a satirical song contest; when Stilgoe challenges Benn to continue the song "I went to the supermarket and there I bought an orange", Mitch melts.
In a little while, I will see your smile
On the face of my son. To be for-
Ever hand in glove
Is the way I have it planned[...]
-
My time is at a premium
For soon the world will see me a m-
aternal bride-to-be
- Bye Bye Birdie's "Put On a Happy Face":
Wipe off that gloomy mask of tragedy
It's not your style
You'll look so good that you'll be glad ya de-
-cided to smile - From Wicked:
- "A Sentimental Man":
And helping you with your ascent al-
-lows me to feel so parental- "Popular":
Don't be offended by my frank analysis
Think of it as personality dialysis
Now that I've chosen to become a pal, a sis-
-ter and adviser
There's nobody wiser- Also in "Popular":
There's nothing that can stop you
From becoming popu-
-lar.-
Your newfound popularit-
-y!- In both of the latter two "Popular" cases, the ends of the words also rhyme with a different nearby line.
- Frequently in "Defying Gravity":
It's time to try / Kiss me goodbye / Just you and I / I'm flying high
defy-
-ing gravity. - "Ladies In Their Sensitivities" from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street:
When a girl's emergent
Probably it's urgent
You defer to her gent-
-ility, my Lord - Pippin:
- "Magic to Do":
Journey, journey to a spot ex-
citing, mystic and exotic[...]
Intrigue, plots to bring disaster
Humor handled by a master
Romance, sex presented pastor-al-ly - "War is a Science":
And if all the ploys we pick to rea-
-lly work to bring to pass occur
We won't have just a victory
We'll have ourselves a massacre
- "Magic to Do":
- "How I Saved Roosevelt" from Assassins contains a mid-letter rhyme, which when written down looks sort of like:
We'd have been left
Bereft
Of FD
R - "Superstar" from Jesus Christ Superstar:
Did you mean to die like that? Was that a mistake, or
Did you know your messy death would be a record break
-er? - "I Miss The Mountains" from Next to Normal:
All these blank
and tranq-
-uil years
Seems they've dried up all my tears - A Little Night Music:
- "Liaisons" completes a rhyme and a song by having Mme. Armfeldt fall asleep in the middle of a word:
In a world where the kings are employers,
Where the amateur prevails and delicacy fails to pay,
In a world where the princes are lawyers,
What can anyone expect, except to recollect liai... - Carl-Magnus's verse of "A Weekend In The Country" rhymes "item" with "might am(use you)."
- "Night Waltz I (The Sun Won't Set)":
Perpetual sunset
Is rather an unset-
-tling thing.
- "Liaisons" completes a rhyme and a song by having Mme. Armfeldt fall asleep in the middle of a word:
- "It's Hot Up Here" from Sunday in the Park with George:
The outer show
Of bliss up here
Is disappear-
-ing dot by dot - Follies:
- "Love Will See Us Through":
Young Buddy: I've some traits, I warn you,
To which you'll have objections.
Young Sally: I, too, have a cornu-
-copia of imperfections. - "Ah, But Underneath":
As changeable as a chameleon,
With all that entails,
But nobody saw what was really un-
-derneath all the veils.
- "Love Will See Us Through":
- 1776 features several examples, including "Sit Down, John":
It's ninety degrees,
have mercy, John, please!
It's hot as hell,
in Philadel-
-phia!" - Happens often in Hamilton, though it's usually not obvious because, as is common in rap, the structure tends to be pretty flexible and there are a lot of internal rhymes.
- One example from "Alexander Hamilton":
There would've been nothin' left to do for someone less astute
He would've been dead or destitute without a cent of restitut-
-ion!- Another from "My Shot":
I am the A-L-E-X-A-N-D-
E-R! We are! Meant to be!
A colony that runs independently!- And then one from "Satisfied":
I asked about his family, did you see his answ-
-er? His hands started fidgeting, he looked askance:
He's penniless, he's flying by the seat of his pants!- And from "Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)":
How did we know that this plan would work?
We had a spy on the inside. That's right: Herc-
ules Mulligan! - The Phantom of the Opera: The Act 2 version of "Notes" provides these lines:
The man could not be deafer,So please prefer--ably one who plays in tune!
- "Where Are The Men?" from Anything Goes:
Where are the men?
Is this a nunnery?
Where are the men?
We want some fun. A re-
-fusal to find some will leave us completely floored... - The Count Of Monte Cristo: "The Story"
Villefort: Let me sign and then initial
Danglars: It's the truth if it's official-
-ly the story.
- Daniel F. Wallace
When mired in a problem's confusion,
heed not to the boundary illusion.
So when rhyming with orange,
one has to be more inge-
nious to find a solution.
- Epic Rap Battles of History has this during the fight between the Wright Brothers and the Mario Brothers.

Mario: Spit flames out our mouth
Both: Like our name was Bow- SER - Goldentusk's With Lyrics version of the Halloween theme does this once; perhaps unnecessarily, since the running rhyme of the song is a long E sound.
His sense of life and death and good and e-vil seemed extremely rudimentary
- In one episode of "Doofenshmirtz's Daily Dirt", Dr. Doofenshmirtz raps this gem:
Can a doctor get a melody or maybe a chorus?Today's rap artists, well, they kind of ignoreA certain older demographic...
- Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog takes this Up to Eleven in "Brand New Day":
This appearedas a mor--al dilemma'cause at firstit was weirdthough I sworeto elimi--nate the worstof the plaguethat devou--ered humanityit's trueI was vagueon the howso how can it bethat you...
- VlogBrothers member Hank Green's song "Strange Charm":
Quarks have electric charge, color charge, mass, and spin
And having color charge means they exist solely in-
side of other kinds of particles and cannot exist alone...
- South Park quotes a playground rhyme that combines this with some Inverted Curse Cut Short. Snippet:
Miss Lucy had a steam boat
The steamboat had a bell,
Miss Lucy went to heaven and the
Steamboat went to...Hell-
o operator- South Park's version, however, is much naughtier than the original playground song. Specifically, mention is made of "cont-aminated water."
- Animaniacs, listing off all the Presidents the US had had at the time:
Ted Roosevelt charged up San Juan HillThen President Taft he got the billIn 1913 Woodrow Wil-son takes us into World War One.
- Milo Murphy's Law has a couple in the rap section of the Season 2 song "Pressure":
We could be so influential,
our actions consequential!
Without any recredentials,
I can tell you confidential-
-ly that you and me might have the quality
to achieve a high degree of notoriety!
And get our names on the marquee of high society
And I know that now we seem like idi-
-ots, but in the nitty-gritty,
it's so fortunate we're witty
it's gonna (Yo, yo!) make us giddy
when we're someday sitting pretty!


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Elsa must find out the truth about her past and uncover the secrets surrounding her powers in a journey that will take her far from her kingdom of Arendelle.
The family favourite features the voices of Kristen Bell as Anna, Idina Menzel as Elsa, Jonathan Groff as Kristoff, and Josh Gad as Olaf along with Rachel Wood and Sterling K. Brown as new additions.
The synopsis reads: “Why was Elsa born with magical powers? What truths about the past await Elsa as she ventures into the unknown to the enchanted forests and dark seas beyond Arendelle? The answers are calling her but also threatening her kingdom. Together with Anna, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven, she’ll face a dangerous but remarkable journey. In Frozen, Elsa feared her powers were too much for the world. In Frozen II, she must hope they are enough.”


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I am currently looking for my first job as a junior front-end web developer. I am a newbie in the web development industry. Since I started to learn HTML at the end of December of 2019, I fell deeply into web development and never stopped learning since then! My very first project was made for the company I work at, and it has help many employees like me to increase our productivity rate. You can find those projects in Projects tab above.
I wasn't hired as a developer when I made those projects. I was just another regular agent doing the same work as other agents until I became a team lead, which still has nothing to do with coding. As a team lead, I always pondered how I could help my team to increase productivity rate, and how they can utilize better resources to comprehend things more effectively. Because it was a newley introduced project, everything was in a chaotic state. Information weren't clear, training was close to non-existent, and softwares were very inefficient to use.
Amidst the chaos, I remember the time when I was running shopify online business. During that brief period of time, I had encountered the concept of HTML very briefly. And I knew HTML can be very helpful to create an organized guide to help my team. So I bought a book called HTML&CSS written by Jon Duckett from Amazon and started reading it whenever I had free time. And this is how I built my very first project using regular Notepad.exe in Windows. It was a simple project that displays protocols for my department in more organized way.
After finishing first project, I immediately started on second project (CNG). This was rather a very big project for me as a newbie, and I spent so much time and learned so much about web development, especially on JavaScript. This project is to restructure template-note-creator that our department uses after every case we handle. I'm still updating this project as our protocol changes time to time. You can also see all the changes I made by pressing [alt] + [u] from the project. Although it hasn't been officially approved for all CVS, it has been approved for my department and many people are using it.
Long story short, as I learned more about how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript works, I fell deeply into web development. I always used websites, but never knew how to create one. The fact that I can make a content that the whole world can use has attracted me to fall deeply into web development. As a self-taught web developer, I went through a lot of challenges and adversities. However, the satisfaction I get from problem solving and seeing completed project was far greater that I started to spend most of my free time coding.
I've been in insurance field for basically my whole working career, but I always knew that it's not going to be my ultimate career path to pursue after. I was always lost in the concept of having passion, life goal, etc, because I didn't know what I truely wanted to do. However, now I'm content that I finally found my passion and I want to fully dedicate myself into web development. I want to eventually become a full stack developer and maybe even a game developer in far future. I know I have a very long way to go, but I'm passionate about learning more to get better everyday. Most importantly, I know for a fact that this career is definitely not going to be just a get-paid-to-survive job like it has always been for me with past jobs. Thus, I will never give up, more like I can't give up because this is too fun!


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2. Face Towards the Camera
3. Click on Start Recording
4. Wait for The Timer to Complete
5. Proceed to Check Face
You may now check the registeration of your face to ensure that your biometrics have been correctly recorded,minimizing the amount of errors you may face in the future due to poor lighting
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The Arctic Ocean freezes every winter and much of the sea-ice then thaws every summer, and that process will continue whatever happens with climate change. Even if the Arctic continues to be one of the fastest-warming regions of the world, it will always be plunged into bitterly cold polar dark every winter. And year-by-year, for all kinds of natural reasons, there’s huge variety of the state of the ice.
For a start, it does not automatically follow that a record amount of ice will melt this summer. More important for determining the size of the annual thaw is the state of the weather as the midnight sun approaches and temperatures rise. But over the more than 30 years of satellite records, scientists have observed a clear pattern of decline, decade-by-decade.
The Arctic Ocean freezes every winter and much of the sea-ice then thaws every summer, and that process will continue whatever happens with climate change. Even if the Arctic continues to be one of the fastest-warming regions of the world, it will always be plunged into bitterly cold polar dark every winter. And year-by-year, for all kinds of natural reasons, there’s huge variety of the state of the ice.
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When the finally
method is called with argument onFinally, the following steps are taken:
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| Field Name | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| … | … | … |
| [[Type]] |
Either "Fulfill" , "Reject" , or "Finally" .
|
|
| … | … | … |
The abstract operation PerformPromiseFinally performs the “finally” operation on promise using onFinally as its settlement actions. The result is resultCapability's promise.
"Finally"
, [[Handler]]: onFinally }.The abstract operation PerformPromiseThen performs the “then” operation on promise using onFulfilled and onRejected as its settlement actions. The result is resultCapability's promise.
"Fulfill"
, [[Handler]]: onFulfilled }."Reject"
, [[Handler]]: onRejected }.The abstract operation EnqueuePromiseReactions enqueues PromiseJobs with the provided PromiseReaction Records on promise. The result is resultCapability's promise.
"pending"
, then
"fulfilled"
, then
"PromiseJobs"
,
"rejected"
."handle"
)."PromiseJobs"
,
The resolve
function returns either a new promise resolved with the passed argument, or the argument itself if the argument is a promise produced by this constructor.
The resolve
function expects its
Promise
constructor.
The abstract operation PromiseResolve, given a constructor and a value, returns either a new promise resolved with the passed argument, or the argument itself if the argument is a promise produced by this constructor.
The job PromiseReactionJob with parameters reaction and argument applies the appropriate handler to the incoming value, and uses the handler's return value to resolve or reject the derived promise associated with that handler.
"Fulfill"
, let handlerResult be
"Reject"
, let handlerResult be
"Finally"
, let handlerResult be
"Finally"
, then
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I have half hour weekly one on one meetings with my manager, Dave. We usually talk about work, life, and career goals. Before these meetings, I felt uncomfortable to give or ask for feedback without implying something was wrong.

Before each meeting, I spend roughly 15 minutes preparing a simple bullet point list of topics I want to cover. This agenda gives Dave a preview, and a chance to gather relevant information. It's also useful during the meeting as an outline. I usually include:
I like to jot down notes as we talk. I write down things I find useful or want to think about after the meeting. Some examples include feedback about ways I can improve, feedback about how my manager could make my project run smoother, and things that are happening outside of my project that's relevant to my interests. It's a good time to discover new projects and opportunities. I find that the agenda will often trigger us to share bits of useful information that would've otherwise gone unmentioned.
Before we end a meeting, we talk about things that need follow up. It could be an idea that needs more research, or it could be coordinating schedules for a team offsite. Whatever these may be, we decide who is responsible, and when it needs to be done.
After each meeting, I dump my notes into a email reply for review at the following meeting. Dedicated review time is great because we know we'll revisit things the following week, so there's no need to waste brain cycles worrying during the week.
Dave and I have gotten to know each other better through these one on ones. Even with an agenda, they feel casual and easy going. We live in different cities, so most of our meetings happen over video chat, but when we are in the same place, we like to do go for a walk or have a chat over coffee.
Learning about the other person's goals and background subtly shapes our interactions. Over time, we build up our trust in each other, and become more effective in our day to day work. We get a better sense of the other person's communication styles, and also what they're looking for.
It's easy to take one on ones for granted. But with some attention and care, effective one on ones are a great tool for your career. Agendas and notes keeps everyone focused, while review and follow up prevents things from being forgotten or neglected. Over time, these meetings become an open and safe place to talk about long term goals.


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Stores a bitmap image to a stream. The data in the stream is stored in a form compatible with TBitmap, where each pixel allocates 32 bits.
[See also]: LoadFromStream, SaveToFile


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DD Class
Provides drag and drop
functionality, without dropzones.
For dropzone
-support, you should use the module: drag-drop
.
Copyright (c) 2014 ITSA - https://github.com/itsa New BSD License - http://choosealicense.com/licenses/bsd-3-clause/
Item Index
Methods
Properties
Events
Methods
_defineDDStart
-
emitterName
Defines the definition of the dd
event: the first phase of the drag-eventcycle (dd, *:drag, *:drop)
Parameters:
-
emitterName
Stringthe emitterName, which leads into the definition of event
emitterName:dd
_initializeDrag
-
e
Default function for the *:drag
-event
Parameters:
-
e
Objecteventobject
_prevFnStart
-
e
Prevented function for the *:start
-event
Parameters:
-
e
Objecteventobject
init
()
private
Engine behind the drag-drop-cycle.
Sets up a mousedown
listener to initiate a drag-drop eventcycle. The eventcycle start whenever
one of these events happens on a HtmlElement with the attribute data-draggable="true". The drag-drop eventcycle consists of the events:
start,
emitterName:dragand
emitterName:drop`
Properties
ddProps
Object
Objecthash containing all specific information about the particular drag-cycle. It has a structure like this:
ddProps = {
dragNode {HtmlElement} Element that is dragged
x {Number} absolute x-position of the draggable inside document
when the drag starts
y {Number} absolute y-position of the draggable inside document
when the drag starts
inlineLeft {String} inline css of the property left
when drag starts
inlineTop {String} inline css of the property top
when drag starts
winConstrained {Boolean} whether the draggable should be constrained to WIN
xMouseLast {Number} absolute x-position of the mouse inside document
when the drag starts
yMouseLast {Number} absolute y-position of the draggable inside document
when the drag starts
winScrollLeft {Number} the left-scroll of WIN when drag starts
winScrollTop {Number} the top-scroll of WIN when drag starts
constrain = { // constrain-properties when constrained to a HtmlElement
xOrig {Number} x-position in the document, included with left-border-width
yOrig {Number} y-position in the document, included with top-border-width
x {Number} xOrig corrected with scroll-left of the constrained node
y {Number} yOrig corrected with scroll-top of the constrained node
w {Number} scrollWidth
h {Number} scrollHeight
};
relatives[{ // Array with objects that represent all draggables that come along with the master-draggable (in case of multiple items), excluded the master draggable itself
sourceNode {HtmlElement} original node (defined by drag-drop)
dragNode {HtmlElement} draggable node
shiftX {Number} the amount of left-pixels that this HtmlElement differs from the dragged element
shiftY {Number} the amount of top-pixels that this HtmlElement differs from the dragged element
inlineLeft {String} inline css of the property left
when drag starts
inlineTop {String} inline css of the property top
when drag starts
}]
}
Default: {}
Events
*:dd
Emitted when a draggable Element's drag-cycle starts. You can use a before
-subscriber to specify
e.relatives, which should be a nodelist with HtmlElements, that should be dragged togehter with the master
draggable Element.
Event Payload:
-
e
Objecteventobject including:
-
target
HtmlElementthe HtmlElement that is being dragged
-
currentTarget
HtmlElementthe HtmlElement that is delegating
-
sourceTarget
HtmlElementthe deepest HtmlElement where the mouse lies upon
-
dd
PromisePromise that gets fulfilled when dragging is ended. The fullfilled-callback has no arguments.
-
xMouse
Numberthe current x-position in the WIN-view
-
yMouse
Numberthe current y-position in the WIN-view
-
clientX
Numberthe current x-position in the WIN-view
-
clientY
Numberthe current y-position in the WIN-view
-
xMouseOrigin
Numberthe original x-position in the document when drag started (incl. scrollOffset)
-
yMouseOrigin
Numberthe original y-position in the document when drag started (incl. scrollOffset)
-
[relatives]
NodeList optionalan optional list that the user could set in a
before
-subscriber of thedd
-event to inform which nodes are related to the draggable node and should be dragged as well.
-
*:drag
Emitted during the drag-cycle of a draggable Element (while it is dragged).
Event Payload:
-
e
Objecteventobject including:
-
target
HtmlElementthe HtmlElement that is being dragged
-
currentTarget
HtmlElementthe HtmlElement that is delegating
-
sourceTarget
HtmlElementthe deepest HtmlElement where the mouse lies upon
-
dd
PromisePromise that gets fulfilled when dragging is ended. The fullfilled-callback has no arguments.
-
xMouse
Numberthe current x-position in the WIN-view
-
yMouse
Numberthe current y-position in the WIN-view
-
clientX
Numberthe current x-position in the WIN-view
-
clientY
Numberthe current y-position in the WIN-view
-
xMouseOrigin
Numberthe original x-position in the document when drag started (incl. scrollOffset)
-
yMouseOrigin
Numberthe original y-position in the document when drag started (incl. scrollOffset)
-
[relatives]
NodeList optionalan optional list that the user could set in a
before
-subscriber of thedd
-event to inform which nodes are related to the draggable node and should be dragged as well.
-
*:drop
Emitted when drag-cycle of a draggable Element is ended.
Event Payload:
-
e
Objecteventobject including:
-
target
HtmlElementthe HtmlElement that is being dragged
-
currentTarget
HtmlElementthe HtmlElement that is delegating
-
sourceTarget
HtmlElementthe deepest HtmlElement where the mouse lies upon
-
dd
PromisePromise that gets fulfilled when dragging is ended. The fullfilled-callback has no arguments.
-
xMouse
Numberthe current x-position in the WIN-view
-
yMouse
Numberthe current y-position in the WIN-view
-
clientX
Numberthe current x-position in the WIN-view
-
clientY
Numberthe current y-position in the WIN-view
-
xMouseOrigin
Numberthe original x-position in the document when drag started (incl. scrollOffset)
-
yMouseOrigin
Numberthe original y-position in the document when drag started (incl. scrollOffset)
-
[relatives]
NodeList optionalan optional list that the user could set in a
before
-subscriber of thedd
-event to inform which nodes are related to the draggable node and should be dragged as well.
-
fake-mouseup
private
Fired when the mouse comes back into the browser-WIN while drag was busy yet no buttons are pressed. This is a correction to the fact that the mouseup-event wasn't noticed because the mouse was outside the browser.


JSON Schemas
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The requested URL was not found on this website. Please check the URL for mistakes and try again.


I have most recently begun learning HTML and CSS, and had the pleasure of helping my parents give thier small business website a needed update. They own a small restauraunt/bakery in Wisconsin.
I have experience developing applications with the Grinnell App Dev group.
Check Out my github: https://github.com/Rjervis3


The @media rule allows different style rules for different media in the same style sheet.
The style in this example tells the browser to display a 14 pixels Verdana font on the screen. However, if the page is printed, the text will be in 20 pixels Verdana font, and in a red color.
See it yourself ! Print this page (or open Print Preview), and you will see that the text will be displayed in a larger font size, and in red color.


return
dim1 = get_dimensions(np.asanyarray(obj1))
dim2 = get_dimensions(np.asanyarray(obj2)) if not obj2 is None else DIMENSIONLESS
if not dim1 is dim2:
// Special treatment for "0":
if obj2 is None:
dim2 = DIMENSIONLESS
else:
dim2 = get_dimensions(np.asanyarray(obj2))
if not dim1 is dim2:
// Special treatment for "0":
// if it is not a Quantity, it has "any dimension".


%SCRIPTS%
You don't need to open this anymore, it is used by command line tests.
To run this test, run $> sb test, or $> gulp test
By Element Target
Some text with elements.
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Acme Corp |
$42 Million |
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Umbrella Corp |
$1 Million |
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Wayne Industries |
$42 Billion |
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public class XlBeanWriter
extends java.lang.Object
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static class |
XlBeanWriter.XlBeanWriterBuilder |
| Constructor and Description |
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XlBeanWriter() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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protected Definitions |
readDefinition(java.io.File excelTemplateFile) |
protected Definitions |
readDefinition(java.io.InputStream excelTemplateInputStream) |
protected Definitions |
readDefinition(java.lang.Object definitionSource) |
void |
write(Definitions definitions,
XlBean bean,
java.io.OutputStream outputExcel) |
void |
write(java.io.File excelTemplate,
XlBean data,
java.io.File outputExcel)
Write
data to outputExcel using excelTemplate as a
template. |
void |
write(java.io.InputStream excelTemplate,
XlBean data,
java.io.OutputStream outputExcel)
Write
data to outputExcel using excelTemplate as a
template. |
void |
write(java.lang.Object definitionSource,
XlBean bean,
java.io.OutputStream outputExcel)
Write
bean to OutputStream outputExcel using
definitionSource as source of template information. |
public void write(java.io.File excelTemplate, XlBean data, java.io.File outputExcel)
data
to outputExcel
using excelTemplate
as a
template.
This method allows excelTemplate
and outputExcel
to point to
the same file, which means to write data
directly to format excel
file.
excelTemplate
- data
- outputExcel
- public void write(java.io.InputStream excelTemplate, XlBean data, java.io.OutputStream outputExcel)
data
to outputExcel
using excelTemplate
as a
template.
If you want to write data
to format excel file, use
write(File, XlBean, File)
.
excelTemplate
- data
- outputExcel
- public void write(java.lang.Object definitionSource, XlBean bean, java.io.OutputStream outputExcel) throws java.io.IOException
bean
to OutputStream outputExcel
using
definitionSource
as source of template information.definitionSource
- Object to be passed to definitionLoader
for source of
definition. Type of object depends on implementation of
definitionLoader
.bean
- Data bean to write out to the outputExcel using templateWorkbook.outputExcel
- OutputStream to write out excel data.java.io.IOException
public void write(Definitions definitions, XlBean bean, java.io.OutputStream outputExcel)
protected Definitions readDefinition(java.lang.Object definitionSource)
protected Definitions readDefinition(java.io.File excelTemplateFile)
protected Definitions readDefinition(java.io.InputStream excelTemplateInputStream)


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The main theme of my work is existence, memory and family. My grandmother passed away on August 23rd. After that, I began to think about death and memory. While developing my project, I realised that photography itself bears philosophical implications for those subjects: it stops the moment (death), enables its recollection (memory) and proves someone's existence. This project conveys my emotions for her, seeking to prove she existed in the world.


enum class Status
Represents the status of this Synchronizer, which is useful for communicating to the user.
STOPPED |
Indicates that stop has been called on this Synchronizer and it will no longer be used. |
DISCONNECTED |
Indicates that this Synchronizer is disconnected from its lightwalletd server. When set, a UI element may want to turn red. |
DOWNLOADING |
Indicates that this Synchronizer is actively downloading new blocks from the server. |
VALIDATING |
Indicates that this Synchronizer is actively validating new blocks that were downloaded from the server. Blocks need to be verified before they are scanned. This confirms that each block is chain-sequential, thereby detecting missing blocks and reorgs. |
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The main reasoning for our app is to provide the user with ringtone-changing options based on where they are. Many a time, a member of the JAMRS has been in an important business meeting when their phone goes off because they forgot to mute it, or had their phone on silent when they were at home because they forgot and left it muted. With our app, the user can ideally set radiuses. If they enter the radius of their school or workplace, their phone will be muted, or atleast have its settings changed to what the user request. Then, when they leave that radius, or enter another radius, the sound settings will revert or change to another level.
We are also looking into using wireless networks to determine sound volume. If one was to be connected to their home wifi, for example, the app would increase their phone volume - if that's what the user wants - because it knows the phone is near the home. This idea is still being looked into, and is not currently in the app
As the app developed, we also realized that shared zones could also be a useful way for businesses to easily create zones for their users. If a service or group wants to create a silent zone for their customers, they can create their own shared zone, and then, as long as the user approves it, that zone will apply to any users of the app. For example, a movie theater could create a zone around each of their movie theaters, and then when an app user enters the zone, their phones will automatially mute. That way, a movie theater doesn't need to worry about movies being disrupted by phones, and users don't need to worry about inadvertantly disrupting a movie. Win-win.
"This app could really help me up on capital hill, and, maybe, even the White House"
"This app is one of the best I've seen. I use it everyday, and it really helps make sure my phone doesn't go off at work"
"Anyone who has ever forgotten to change their ringer volume or had their phone go off in a place where it shouldn't have can use this app"
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Guy in background
COO (Chief Operations Officer)
Clash of Clans Guy
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CEO (Chief Entertainment Officer)
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Sorry, we processed more than 1M requests today and we ran out of our datasource capacity. We hope to solve the problem as soon as possible, so you can enjoy your favourite weather service 24x365 even if it rains or snows. We will solve the problem as soon as possible. Follow @igor_chubin for the updates. If you like to code (and you surely do), you can check the wttr.in repository to see how the scalability problem is (not yet) solved.
How do you check the weather? curl wttr.in — Sure thing! #wttrin pic.twitter.com/mgYzW2ajyq
— Igor Chubin (@igor_chubin) February 20, 2016


Norilana Books is a Vermont-based independent publishing company, originally founded in Los Angeles, California, in 2006 by Vera Nazarian, owner and publisher, designer, webmaster, and techno-geek.
Norilana Books specializes in beautifully produced and packaged trade hardcover and trade paperback editions — primarily classics of world literature, and quality originals with a particular focus on speculative fiction and other genres, under various imprints.
Norilana is particularly proud to have published the works of master fantasist Tanith Lee under the dedicated imprint TaLeKa.
Visit the Norilana Books publisher website.
Current Catalog of titles.


Atma is an original Bengali and Latin typeface family with a fun and informal feeling. The Bengali and Latin were developed in parallel as a studio collaboration by Jeremie Hornus, Gregori Vincens, Yoann Minet, and Roxane Gataud.
The Atma project is led by Black Foundry, a type design foundry based in Paris, France. To contribute, see github.com/TypefactoryNet/Atma


(a–f) Adsorption of different molecules and ions to the three dominant zabuyelite surfaces, (001), ( 101), and (110), and the resultant change in crystal morphology predicted based on the energies of the surfaces with the adsorbed molecules and ions.


2001 Rocky Mountain Roubaix
USCF and Collegiate Road Race
Saturday, April 14th
Collegiate Hill Climb
Sunday, April 15th
Promoted by: Team Stampede / Five Valley Velo
And University of Montana Cycling Team
Held under USAC permit
Saturday April, 14th 2001 will mark the 20th annual RMR. This classic cycling event is modeled after the famous Paris Roubaix. This 35-60 mile road race has significant sections of unpaved roads. Racers are encouraged to USE HEAVY WHEELS AND TIRES. Flats and out-of-true rims are not uncommon. Support will be "wheel-in, wheel-out" only.
On Sunday, April 15th there will be a collegiate only hill climb. The hill climb course is entirely paved. It is approximately 3.5 miles long. This event is a Montana Cup Points Series event.
Homestays are available. Email or call Jeff Crouch or Corbin Schwanke for arrangements to be made.
All USCF rules apply.
Helmets must be worn during race and warm-up.
All road courses are open to traffic. Racers have the use of the right lane only. Yellow line violations will result in disqualification. Promoter reserves the right to combine categories. Racers should realize this racecourse contains rough, unpaved sections of road. Licenses will be available on race day. Non-licensed racers are required to purchase a one-day racing license. Race is neutral during train crossings.
CATEGORIES
Senior Men 1,2,3, Collegiate Men A, Senior Men 4,5, Collegiate Men B, C, Masters Men 35-44, Masters Men 45+, Women 1,2,3, Collegiate Women A, Women, 4, Collegiate Women B, Masters Women 35+, Juniors
RACE TIMES (Tentative depending on attendance)
SATURDAY- Registration: 12:00 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
Menís 1, 2, 3, College A: 1:00 p.m. 60 miles
Menís 4, 5, College B & C: 1:06 35 miles
All Women & Masters Men 1:12 35 miles
SUNDAY- Registration: 8 a.m.-8:45 a.m.
First Rider: 9:00 a.m.
All others follow at 1 min. intervals
DIRECTIONS TO RACE
SATURDAY- From Missoula take Highway 93 (Brooks Avenue) South of town about two miles. Turn right on Blue Mountain Road at the Montana Athletic Club. Registration and race start is at the Montana Athletic Club.
SUNDAY- From Missoula, take Higgins Avenue south of Downtown, left on Pattee Canyon road, start line is four blocks up at the intersection of Pattee Canyon and Takima.
AWARDS- Top three in all divisions will win medals, Top three in Senior Men 1,2,3 and Senior Women 1,2,3 will split $160 total. First 40 racers to register will get a race T-shirt.
TO REGISTER- Send Name, address, category, email and license number to Five Valley Velo, PO Box 7492, Missoula, Montana, 59807. Race day registration will be available.
ENTRY FEE- Road Race: $17.00 Juniors - $ 10.00
Time Trial: $5.00 collegiate only
Questions- contact Jeff Crouch at<PHONE_NUMBER>,
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or collegiate director Corbin Schwanke at<PHONE_NUMBER>, schwanke@selway.umt.edu


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Razzmatazz: Entertainment bigwigs shut down Dubai
by Mobola SadiqMobola Sadiq and Toluwalope Kareem
The bigwigs of the entertainment industry assembled at Dubai, United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, memorable tourist attractions and a lively nightlife scene.
Popular media personalities and new entries in the entertainment industry were not left out too as they all registered their presence at the annual One Africa Music Festival.
Since the international music scene has realised that Nigerian artistes are also setting new trends and breaking records, the festival witnessed a huge turn-up from fans.
Not only did Dubai dominate Twitter sphere, music enthusiasts’ who couldn’t turn up for the festival had a field day digesting all that went down from their mobile gadgets.
There were stunning performances from Davido, Teni, Tekno, Burna Boy, D’banj, DJ Spinall, Zlatan Ibile, among others.
One of the highlights of the Dubai outing was the public display of affection by Tiwa Savage and Wizkid. The celebrity pals rocked each other on stage while performing their hit collaboration titled “Malo.”
In the viral video Wizkid at some point grabbed her butt which elicited wide excitement from their star struck fans.
Asides the razzmatazz, some celebrities like Davido took his “30BG” crew on shopping spree in Dubai and posted the photo on his Instagram page.
Controversial actress, Tonto Dikeh, and popular cross dresser, Idris Okuneye better known as Bobrisky, also claimed they lavished money buying designer wears and living the “la vida loca” lifestyle.
One thing noteworthy from the #Dubai trip is that Nigerians don’t do things in small measure they’ll rather go the extra mile to stand out.
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Here are some challenges. The objective? Pop an alert box! Or something. Just get JavaScript to run. Alert boxes are probably the better way to test :). Also! Try to indentify the type of XSS too. Knowing the different types of XSS allow you to speak knowledgeably on the topic!
Questions? Ask an officer! Or, ping @hasseo in #ufsit.


---
layout: post
status: publish
published: true
title: "
Herbert Clifford's Audition Video for the Public Address Announcer
Position at Wrigley Field
"
author:
display_name: Corey Fineran
login: Corey
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: ''
author_login: Corey
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 4075
wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=4075
date: '2011-03-08 18:14:22 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-03-09 00:14:22 +0000'
categories:
- The Cubs
- Wrigley Field
tags:
- Wrigley Field
- Herbert Clifford
- CareerBuild.com
- PA Announcer
- Public Address Announcer
- Youtube
- The Voice of Wrigley
comments:
- id: 2776
author: The Man with the Platinum Voice
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2011-03-09 10:33:23 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-03-09 16:33:23 +0000'
content: This guy is so so terrible. He is only kidding hisself if he thinks he
has a chance. Seriosly, Wrigley Stadium?? Just like american idol, this contest
makes the crazys come out of the woodwork. Personally, I think i have this one
in the bag. if you heard the man with the golden voice, mine is soo much better.
- id: 2793
author: Andy
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ivyenvy.com
date: '2011-03-10 06:38:08 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-03-10 12:38:08 +0000'
content: I think the Cubs should hire Herbert. He has such a musical voice, and
he would be unique in the monochromatic world of p.a. announcers. Haters gonna
hate.
---
The Cubs have a job opening for the 2011 season and they have gone to their fans in search for one of the most "dream job" positions with the organization. The Cubs teamed up with CareerBuilder.com to find the new Public Address Announcer at Wrigley Field. The submission deadline has passed and nearly 3000 people sent their resumes in and uploaded their audition videos to Youtube in hopes of becoming "The Voice of Wrigley".
A reader of the blog and listener of the podcast e-mailed me and shared his submission for this position with me. I asked him if I could share this video with the rest of our readers and he gave me permission. I introduce to you, Herbert Clifford.


Created by Sanchit Ghule
Roll No: MM16B004
Guide: Dr. G. Phanikumar
Project URL: https://project-audiobook.github.io/
As a contemporary system to provide equal education rights to all learners, assistive tools and accessible documents gives different opportunities for people who cannot get enough educational services because of their limitations or disabilities. The traditional way to convert available books into audio-books requires a human intervention, which again requires strenuous efforts to produce a high quality audiobooks. Also, the production and publication processes is very difficult in these scenarios. This study conducted to develop a tools to produce high quality audio-books for the blind and visually impaired.
According to Wikipedia:
An audiobook (or a talking book) is a recording of a book or other work being read out loud. ---wikipedia.org
Speech synthesis is the artificial production of human speech. A computer used for speech synthesis is called a speech synthesizer.
the functionality of a computer software to convert a text into speech, synthesise it and speak it is called TTS.
Text Document
Spoken Version
This speech synthesis technique used in situations where the text to be spoken is of a limited domain. e.g. IVR systems, talking clocks and ATMs(Automatic Teller Machines), automated announcements, etc.
This is a more generic technique of synthesising speech. Voices generated intended for this purpose use a significantly large amount of text recordings to build the voice. These voices are capable of synthesising any text of perticular language. e.g. screen readers, TTS systems
Despite advancements in screen reading and text to speech technology, a significant amount of text is inaccessible to the users. Reading printed text is still a major challenge for visually impaired users.
In this first part of the work, our goal is to build a tool which could utilise all current synthesiser technology, which could process all documents, and produce high quality multilingual "mp3" audiobooks.
The Build tool could be able to process unlimited pages of PDF documents.
import pyttsx3
import PyPDF2
book = open('sanchit-ghule-personal-resume.pdf', 'rb')
pdfReader = PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(book)
pages = pdfReader.numPages
speaker = pyttsx3.init()
for num in range(0, pages):
page = pdfReader.getPage(num)
text = page.extractText()
speaker.say(text)
speaker.runAndWait()
Need to look for alternate options.
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Globalization;
using System.IO;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
using System.Security.Permissions;
using System.Text;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
#if LINQ
using System.Linq;
#endif
#if TEST
using NDesk.Options;
#endif
| Sr No | Synthesizer Name | audio file |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Google female voice | audiofile |
| 2. | Microsoft cortana | audiofile |
| 3. | Eloquence | audiofile |
| 4. | IVONA 2 voices: | … |
| Brian | audiofile | |
| Kimberly | audiofile | |
| Kendra | audiofile | |
| Ivy | audiofile | |
| Eric | audiofile | |
| Emma | audiofile | |
| Jennifer | audiofile | |
| Salli | audiofile |
| Sr No | Synthesizer Name | audio file |
|---|---|---|
| 5. | VW voices: | … |
| Julie | audiofile | |
| Kate | audiofile | |
| Paul | audiofile | |
| 6. | ScanSoft voices: | … |
| Nathan (American) | audiofile | |
| Samantha (American) | audiofile | |
| Tom (American) | audiofile | |
| Daniel (British) | audiofile | |
| Serena (British) | audiofile | |
| Stephanie (British) | audiofile | |
| Karen (Australian) | audiofile |
| Sr No | Synthesizer Name | audio file |
|---|---|---|
| Lee (Australian) | audiofile | |
| sangita (Indian) | audiofile | |
| Hindi-Lekha | audiofile | |
| Kannada-Alpana | audiofile | |
| Marathi-Ananya | audiofile | |
| Tamil-Vani | audiofile | |
| Telugu-Geeta | audiofile | |
| 7. | Microsoft Windows voices: | … |
| Microsoft David | audiofile | |
| Microsoft Zira | audiofile | |
| 8. | Hear2Read voices | … |
| Hear2Read-english | audiofile | |
| Hear2Read-hindi | audiofile | |
| Hear2Read-marathi | audiofile |
Creating audio-books is practical, easily accessible and inexpensive for distribution. e.g. cassette, CD ROM and Internet.
can be used as instruction materials.
Benefits of audio-book in distance education.
Audio-Book is not so widespread but inexpensive that its potential in open education contexts is easily overlooked.
The use of audio-books to support open education can be extended to most disciplines.


Leesa Raby
Full Stack Web and Hybrid Mobile Applications Developer
Full stack web and hybrid mobile applications developer specializing in full stack JavaScript application and architecture. Experienced in all stages of the development life cycle, well versed in numerous programming languages.
- Hands-on experience leading all stages of system development efforts, including requirements in definition,design, architecture, testing and support.
- Outstanding leadership abilities:able to coordinate and direct all phases of project-based efforts
Core Competencies
- Full Stack Development
- Strong Analytical Skills
- Prioritize Tasks
- Hybrid Mobile Development
- Savvy Problem Solver
- Strong Leadership Skills
Certifications and Technical Proficiencies
- Certifications: Agile Certified Scrum Master
- Platforms: Linux, Windows, Mac, LAMP, MEAN, NodeJS
- Database: MySQL, MongoDB
- Tools: VS Code, SSH, Gulp, Git
- Languages: HTML,CSS,SASS,JavaScript,ES6,PHP,Bash,SQL
Professional Experience
Volunteer Experience
Code Nation - Chicago, IL 2019-2020
- Teach and support a class of 30 High school 10th grade students to learn fundamental coding skills to prepare them for the Code Nation fellowship, which is focused on workforce development.
- Prepare and adapt lesson plans from the Code Nation curriculum
- Grade student work and provide feedback on assignments.
- Review the lesson and provide student support during independent work time.
- Curriculum covered: HTML, CSS, jQuery, Intro JavaScript Git, Advanced JS, Intro to APIs, and an emphasis on professional skill development via resume interviewing workshops and hackathons.
Education
MicroTrain Technologies - Chicago, IL Summer 2020
Agile Full Stack Web and Hybrid Mobile Application Development
Front-end and client-side development with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Work with libraries and frameworks such as jQuery, Bootstrap and Angular. Build tools such as Yarn and Gulp. Use web technology to build hybrid mobile applications using Apache’s Cordova.
Work with third party APIs from vendors such as Google, NASA, Twilio and so on. Server side integration with LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node,js) stacks. Build, set-up, maintain own cloud based server.


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{% trans "Total planned edited lines" %}
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{% trans "Total planned added lines" %}
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{% trans "Total current base lines" %}
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{% trans "Total current deleted lines" %}
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I travelled 14,862 miles in June, give or take a few miles. I spoke to almost 1,000 people and I was never in a single time zone for more than five days. Now, I am back at home, sipping coffee while the dog tries to carry the new barn cat around the back yard like a puppy.
My wife tells me that I need to slow down and take some time for myself…and she’s right. I have a compulsion (obsession?) to start conversations around tough topics and to always be learning something new. I love going to conferences and sharing flipped learning with people. I love answering questions with questions, much like how I do in my own classroom. I enjoy meeting new people and making new friends. I met some great people between my trip to Moscow, the Flipped Learning conference (use the drop-down menu to navigate to conference videos) and ISTE. And now, I’m back to home life, thinking about my brother-in-law’s wedding coming up and the bike ride across Indiana later this month.
Many of you are in the same situation. Where do we go from here?
I’m going to take a hiatus from the blog for a while. I need to refocus some energy on myself and take some time to relax. I have to tell myself that no, I’m not being selfish…I’m staying healthy. I will still be on Twitter periodically, mostly for the #flipclass chat Monday nights. I need to grab a new notebook (my old one is full) and a pen and begin thinking about the fall. I need to think about the message I share and about what I consume to develop as a teacher. I have some ideas, but they need to develop more before I share them.
For those of you chewing on what you heard at ISTE or in Chicago, I do have one piece of advice: Blaze a trail. A little melodramatic, I know, but you have access to tools and resources to redefine your learning spaces. Rethink what you do in class and work to find creative solutions to obstacles. Lean on the backs of others either in your school or on Twitter. Did we meet at ISTE? Send me a tweet or email and let’s stay connected. I can’t promise I’ll write back immediately, but I will write back. Let’s continue to build relationships and push for change.
As for me, I’ll see you in August.
Written on July 2nd , 2012 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Flipclass
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They ask me how I feel
And if my love is real
And how I know I'll make it through
And they––they look at me and frown,
They'd like to drive me from this town,
They don't want me around 'cause I believe in you.
They––they show me to the door,
They say don't come back no more
'Cause I don't be like they'd like me to
And I––I walk out on my own,
A thousand miles from home,
But I don't feel alone 'cause I believe in you.
I believe in you even through the tears and the laughter,
I believe in you even though we be apart,
I believe in you even on the morning after,
Oh, when the dawn is nearing,
Oh, when the night is disappearing,
Oh, this feeling's still here in my heart.
Don't let me drift too far,
Keep me where you are,
Where I will always be renewed,
And that which you've given me today
Is worth more than I could pay
And, no matter what they say, I believe in you.
I believe in you when winter turns––turns to summer,
I believe in you when white turn to black,
I believe in you even though I be outnumbered,
Oh, though the earth may shake me,
Oh, though my friends forsake me,
Oh, even that couldn't make me go back.
Don't let me change my heart,
Keep me set apart
From all the plans they do pursue
And I––I don't mind the pain,
Don't mind the driving rain,
I know I will sustain 'cause I believe in you.


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Footloose (Reviewed on August 18th/98)
Starring Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer, John Lithgow
"Footloose" has only one goal in mind: to reel in an audience with cheesy sentiment and feel-good antics. And I hate to admit it; I fell for it.
The movie is about a teenager (Bacon) who moves to a small town from the big city, and discovers that dancing has been banned by the local Reverend (Lithgow). He ends up falling for the preacher's daughter (Singer) and showing the whole town what the magic of dance can do.
As mentioned at the beginning of this review, "Footloose" is an extremely hokey and predictable teen drama. There are virtually no surprises, and the writing is second-rate. So why did I enjoy it so much? For one thing, the cast is great. Kevin Bacon oozes charisma in an early role. We're rooting for him right from the start, and, unlike most films of this genre, Bacon doesn't play him as the "Rebel without a Clue" sort. Yes, he does rebel, but he's also polite when he needs to be. And he never broods.
The rest of the cast is equally impressive. John Lithgow, seen here playing a normal guy for a change, is playing a man who would normally be a flat out villian. But Lithgow plays him as a concerned father who is trying to do what he feels is best for his daughter. By the end of the film, we feel a genuine sense of love and understanding between him and the Lori Singer character.
Another nice touch is the music. We see the parents of the kids complaining that the music they listen to is filled with "sexual innuendos", but that's not true at all. The title track, performed by Kenny Loggins, is upbeat and fun. During the final sequence, I was overcome with the urge to get off the couch and start dancing.
Anyway, "Footloose" is a charming little surprise. Don't let the premise prevent you from watching it. It sucked me in, and it'll do the same to you.
*** out of ****
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subtitle: "The true power of GraphQL is not just its syntax but the fact that it makes it possible to think about your application in ways you’d never thought about it before. The realtime bits of GraphQL spec is one such mind-opening abstraction when you use it as a tool to think about architecting an asynchronous, event-driven backend.
Building backends that are asynchronous and event-driven is not easy. The rise of serverless and tooling is making the ops easy, but the larger problem around architecting an application (especially the frontend) to be ready to consume a fundamentally asynchronous backend still remains. GraphQL subscriptions and live-queries offer an opportunity to design a “reactive” contract between the backend and the frontend.
This talk is about how you can use the realtime bits of the GraphQL spec and the Hasura GraphQL Engine to think of the data-flow through your entire backend application. To draw on the redux analogy, GraphQL mutations are actions, your datastore is the “state”, your asynchronous business logic are the “reducers”, and GraphQL subscriptions/live-queries become the state update glue.
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