Schedule
For Deacons, camp runs May 29 through June 2. Deacons should arrive at camp on Tuesday, May 29, between 5 PM and 7 PM.
Teachers and Priests will check in at camp the following afternoon (May 30).
Arrival at Camp
- Upon arrival, you will be greeted at the property gate by a staff member. His job is to make sure that your first impression of camp is a good one and that all your initial needs and questions are satisfied. He will direct you to your assigned campsite. Once your equipment is unloaded, drivers will return their vehicle, including trailers, to the parking area near the gate. No more than one vehicle and enclosed trailer are allowed to remain at your campsite.
- All other vehicles are to be parked in the designated area near the entrance gate. The scoutmaster will report to the medical cabin for check in. Bring the following to check-in your ward:
- Troop roster
- BSA swim check form for youth and adults
- BSA medical form parts A, B, and C for each youth and adult
- Troop medication form
- Signed parent permission form for each young man
- Signed Horsemanship Waiver
- The senior Patrol Leader will oversee camp setup.
- After setup, the scoutmaster should spend some time with the deacons reviewing the schedule provided by the Stake. If there are any major conflicts between badges they really wanted, the scoutmaster should to talk to the Stake. If not already done, deacons should fill out merit badge blue cards at this time.
The 60 acre property is privately owned and has few improvements other than fencing and an ancient cabin. It’s covered with Ponderosa pine trees and meadow grasses and is surrounded by the Coconino National Forest.
Packing List
Scouts should travel to camp wearing their standard BSA Field uniform (Class A). On Wednesday all should wear a Camp T-shirt. On Thursday, all should wear their troop activity uniform (Class B). On Friday all should wear their standard BSA Field uniform (Class A). Activity appropriate footwear is required at all times while at camp except when swimming. Campers are encouraged to bring shoes which cover the entire foot. Flip flops and sandals are not allowed.
Recommended for Troop:
- First aid kit
- US flag
- Troop flag
- Patrol flags
- Bulletin board
- Service project equipment & materials
- Battery powered clock
- Table(s) and other gear required for meal preparation
- Portable gas fire pit
- Shade structre(s)
- Trash collection container
- Drinking water containers
Recommended for Leaders:
- Alarm clock
- Advancement records
- Scoutmaster handbook
- Latern(s)
- Merit badge blue cards
- Current merit badge packets
- Clothesline
- Camp paperwork
- Contact information for parents of scouts
For more information on personal packing lists, please refer to the Leader Guide found in the Forms & Download section.
Forms & Downloads
Leader Guide
Leaders - A comprehensive guide to the Stake Encampment 2018. Updated May 19th
DownloadPhoenix Evolution Waiver
Participant agreement, release, and acknowledgement of risk (obstacle course).
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Historically, rural Appalachia was considered an extensive coal mining region. Before the 1970s, the U.S. had very limited restrictions on the coal mining industry, which resulted in the environmental legacy known as acid mine drainage.
Coal miners would tunnel into the coal, safely extracting as much as possible. This process created large labyrinths carved out of the earth that later filled with groundwater when the pumps were deactivated. This caused pyrite minerals that were exposed to water and oxygen to react, forming sulfuric acid and large quantities of dissolved iron. During the 1980s, an air shaft that was sealed exploded, filling Sunday Creek — a tributary of the Hocking River — with excessive amounts of iron each day.
Over time, the iron seeped into the water stream, creating the dark red effects of the acid mine drainage found in rivers today, Guy Riefler, a civil and environmental engineering professor at Ohio University, said.
“If they’d never done any coal mining, this would be where the water table is, but since it’s traveling through the old mine, it has picked up all this pollution,” Riefler said.
He’s made it his mission to research and devise a plan to reverse the side effects of acid mine drainage on the environment.
“(Acid runoff) openly drains from abandoned coal mines into nearby stream and waterways carrying excess metals, high acidity and very low pH values, leaving stream orange and disrupting the aquatic organisms in the stream, if not destroying them completely,” said Jen Bowman, director of environmental programs at the Voinovich School of Leadership.
Via Watersheddata.com
Acid mine drainage is a problem in many of the waterways in Southeast Ohio, including Raccoon Creek, which is a tributary of the Ohio River, said Nora Sullivan, chairperson of the Raccoon Creek Partnership, a non-profit established for the watershed control of the creek.
While the effects of acid mine drainage can be seen by the physical eye, Riefler said they’re not harmful to humans the way they are to wildlife.
“This isn’t a threat to human beings in terms of causing disease or cancer, but it is really destructive to wildlife,” Riefler said.
While the iron is non-toxic in itself, it accumulates in such high quantities in waterways like Sunday Creek that it produces thick, rust-colored sludge that coats streams and destroys the habitats of aquatic life, Riefler said.
“Acid mine drainage typically results in low-pH, high-metal, high-conductivity water that does not support aquatic life,” Bowman said.
Nate Schlater, the watershed program director at Rural Action, said acid mine drainage is among the leading causes of why many of the waterways in Southeast Ohio are severely polluted. Wastewater, sediment, silt and nutrients are also possible explanations for the pollution.
“Excessive pollution means that water quality will be decreased, sensitive aquatic species will no longer exist in these areas or, with more pollution, no aquatic species may exist,” Schlater said.
Some tolerant aquatic wildlife are capable of surviving the influx of pollution, Schlater said. However, this will decrease the biological diversity in the river and impact the functioning of the entire ecosystem.
“In Monday Creek, there are now 37 species that live in a stream that were once considered dead,” Schlater said. “Many of these species have not lived in this stream since coal mining.”
Rural Action’s Watershed Restoration Project addresses the water quality impairments the region faces, including assisting communities with wastewater treatment and sedimentation. The non-profit also works with local partners to restore and protect Ohio’s water resources.
Bowman said source control reclamation is always preferred to a treatment plant, but it’s not always an affordable or practical way to treat the site of pollution.
In the past, Rural Action’s watershed restoration project focused on abandoned mine land remediation in Monday Creek, Sunday Creek, Huff Run and Mud Run. Schlater said the watershed team spends about half its time focusing on abandoned land mine work, while the other half is spent on other non-profit initiatives.
“We are now working to address one of the largest acid seeps in the state and create a business out of the pollution that will enable us to continue investing in water quality restoration and preservation,” Schlater said.
Bowman and Schlater both believe climate change is influencing the levels of pollution in the waterways in Southeast Ohio. Bowman said longer and harder rains could create more erosion, which moves nutrients that can create harmful algae blooms.
Schlater said there is “no doubt” that climate change is impacting the water resources. He said that if the water temperature increases, it would affect the impact of biology and nutrients as well as possibly encourage invasive species to take over the river system.
Elaine Goetz, the director of sustainability of OU, said the bigger issue to tackle is that climate change and acid mine drainage are both caused by the same thing: the burning of fossil fuels.
“Coal mining is the issue for acid mine drainage,” Goetz said. “Climate change is caused by burning of not only coal, but (also) natural gas and oil.”
The largest way that people can help reduce the pollution in the Hocking River and surrounding tributaries is simply being aware of how they dispose of waste, Bowman said.
“Excessive pollution means that water quality will be decreased, sensitive aquatic species will no longer exist in these areas or, with more pollution, no aquatic species may exist,”-Nate Schlater, watershed program director at Rural Action
This includes limiting the number of human-caused disturbances on the riverbanks, removing trash and loose items from yards and leaving existing natural vegetation on the banks to stabilize and reduce erosion, Bowman said.
Ohio has recently been experiencing an increase in rainfall and higher temperatures with more extreme weather events such as droughts, high winds and floods, all likely caused by climate change, Riefler said.
If there is more rainfall in a region, water levels in the rivers will be higher, which means that acid mine drainage will impact fish and other aquatic life less. This process works in reverse, too.
One of the only viable treatment plans that is working and sustainable in the region is the True Pigments project, developed by Riefler and Michelle Shively of Rural Action, along with John Sabraw, an art professor at OU. It began as a passion project that was developed specifically to combat the effects of extreme acid mine drainage in Sunday Creek, Riefler said.
“The project involves collecting water, treating it, producing paint and selling the paint to pay for the plant operations,” Riefler said. “As an environmental engineer, my focus is problem solving using environmental solutions, like cleaning up pollution.”
Riefler said his ultimate goal is to be able to produce the pigments on a large scale so that they can be sold commercially to make the project fully self-sustaining.
The True Pigments project has been a game changer for water quality restoration in Sunday Creek, Schlater said. The acidic seep currently impairs 7 miles of Sunday Creek, acting as a barrier for fish passage from the Hocking river. Once completed, the True Pigments research and extraction system will allow all 7 miles to be restored fully.
“The possibility that a project can treat water, pay for itself and pay for addressing other water quality impairments is unheard of and extremely exciting,” Schlater said.


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And women in the city said: "The wife of Al- 'Aziz is seeking to seduce her (slave) young man, indeed she loves him violently; verily we see her in plain error." |
| 012:030 Maulana | : |
And the women in the city said: The chief's wife seeks to seduce her slave. He has indeed affected her deeply with (his) love. Truly we see her in manifest error. |
| 012:030 Pickthal | : |
And women in the city said: The ruler's wife is asking of her slave-boy an ill-deed. Indeed he has smitten her to the heart with love. We behold her in plain aberration. |
| 012:030 Rashad | : |
Some women in the city gossiped: "The governor's wife is trying to seduce her servant. She is deeply in love with him. We see that she has gone astray." |
| 012:030 Sarwar | : |
Some of the women in the town started to gossip saying, "The King's wife has tried to seduce her servant and has fallen madly in love with him. We think that she is in manifest error". |
| 012:030 Shakir | : |
And women in the city said: The chiefs wife seeks her slave to yield himself (to her), surely he has affected her deeply with (his) love; most surely we see her in manifest error. |
| 012:030 Sherali | : |
And the women in the city said, 'The wife of Aziz seek to seduce her slave-boy against his will. He has infatuated her with love. Indeed we see her in manifest error.' |
| 012:030 Yusufali | : |
Ladies said in the City: "The wife of the (great) 'Aziz is seeking to seduce her slave from his (true) self: Truly hath he inspired her with violent love: we see she is evidently going astray." |
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Ctrl-C Club is a Linux server offering free shell and web accounts to users who want to build webpages, chat online, learn Linux, play text console games, or fiddle around writing software.
Ctrl-C Club was inspired and guided by the tilde.club experiment.
Who made this?This server is built and maintained by Eric Budd.
Hosting is provided by Mount Olive Software, LLC
Initial funding provided by Chad Dumler-Montplaisir.
Hosted at Digital Ocean.
Tilde.club was started by Paul Ford.
How can I get in touch?Send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I don't get it?Think of it as a dirty open-source hippie handing out freebies in order to make more dirty open-source hippies.
What can I do with a Ctrl-C Club account?| Use Ruby! It's fantastic! | ruby 2.3.7 |
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| R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics | R 4.1.2 |
| Bywater BASIC is a classic programming language. | bwbasic 2.2.0 |
We have older versions of a few languages:
| Python is a fast dynamic language. | python 2.7.6 |
| Use Ruby! It's fantastic! | ruby 1.9.3 |
| Java is quite popular. | java 1.7.0/IcedTea 2.5.4 |
| Make your own text adventure games! | inform 6.31/i7 6M62 |
What programs are available in my Ctrl-C Club account?
A bunch. Working on a list.
Can I get [package] installed?Probably! Send an email with your suggestion to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>How much disk space do I get?The short answer is that there are no "hard" limits, but keep in mind that Ctrl-C.club is a shared resource. Let's all be good neighbors!
There's plenty of space for most kinds of development, basic data storage, etc., but please don't use it as a place to keep your music/movie collection. As a rule of thumb, using a few hundred megs should be fine, but once you start getting over that, it may be time to look at what you're trying to accomplish and consider whether Ctrl-C.club is the right place to keep those things.
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[gecode-users] Adding variables incrementally
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Mon Apr 28 07:47:08 CEST 2008
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 5:28 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au> wrote:
> In order to save memory, I've been trying to turn my planning code
> into a two stage in which the first stage only creates and constrains
> a certain critical subset of variables. When all the first-stage
> variables have been assigned, additional variables are created and a
> second stage of search occurs. The two stages are not completely
> independent however, and there may be failures in the second stage
> which require backtracking into the first. This should save memeory,
> since the second-stage variables don't have to be carried around
> during the first-stage search.
>
> I was hoping that I could do this simply by adding new variables and
> constraints in the copy constructor at the appropriate moment, but it
> seems that this does not work.
</snip>
> Is there any other way to do a two-stage search like this?
While the copy-constructor is not the right place to add constraints
and variables, there is a more fundamental problem with your scheme.
When all the variables are assigned, all branchings will be finished,
and thus the Space will be solved (status returns SS_SOLVED). The
search will therefore stop the search and return the current solution.
You could program you addition of variables and constraints as a
branching, but since you want to do this when all the original
variables are assigned, then I would suggest the following scheme.
FirstStageSpace first = new FirstStageSpace();
DFSIterator<FirstStageSpace> outerDFS =
new DFSIterator<FirstStageSpace>(first);
while (outerDFS.hasNext()) {
FirstStageSpace firstsolution = outerDFS.next();
SecondStageSpace second =
new SecondStageSpace(firstsolution);
DFSIterator<FirstStageSpace> innerDFS =
new DFSIterator<SecondStageSpace>(second);
if (innerDFS.hasNext()) {
System.out.println(innerDFS.next()); break;
}
}
I've not tested the above code, but I think the idea should be clear.
Cheers,
Mikael
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World number two Pliskova hires Vallverdu
by OmnisportWorld number two Karolina Pliskova has appointed Dani Vallverdu as her new coach for the 2020 season.
The Czech recently split with Conchita Martinez just six months after appointing the Spaniard on a full-time basis, having also worked with Rennae Stubbs.
Pliskova has now turned to Vallverdu, who has coached the likes of Andy Murray, Juan Martin del Potro and Stan Wawrinka, as she eyes an elusive first grand slam title.
The 27-year-old hopes the Venezuelan can take her game to another level next year in what will be his first experience of coaching on the WTA Tour.
"He was one of my priorities from the beginning. He's had great results with his players, he understands tennis like hardly anyone else and I'm convinced he has a lot to offer to me," she said of the Venezuelan.
"I'm already looking forward to the start of the preparation."
Former doubles player Olga Savchuk has also joined Pliskova's coaching staff.


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How to create a vApp network
Overview
In addition to virtual data centre (VDC) networking, you can create individual vApp networks to have even greater control over your network infrastructure.
vApp networks enable you to create smaller networks within individual vApps that have a vApp edge, similar to the edge gateway on your VDC. Although a vApp edge isn't as feature rich as a VDC edge, it enables you to create firewall and NAT rules to separate your VDC networks from your vApp virtual machines (VMs). This means you can create some quite complex networks to satisfy application needs.
The example of a vApp network, below, shows the vApp edge.
Note
You cannot create vApp networks in the new vCloud Director 9.1 tenant portal. If your environment uses vCloud Director 9.1, you must first switch to the vCloud Director web console. For more information, see How to switch to the vCloud Director web console from the tenant portal.
Creating a vApp network
There are two ways to create a vApp network within vCloud Director:
Creating a vApp network during vApp creation
Follow the steps for creating a new vApp as shown in How to create a vApp.
When you get to the Configure Virtual Machines page, where you select the network you want your VMs to connect to, from the Network list, select Add Network.
Tip
The Add Network option is at the bottom of the Network list, so you may have to scroll down the list to find it.
On the Network Specification page of the New vApp Network Wizard, fill out the fields as required for your network then click Next.
Some options are pre-populated by default; you can change them if you want.
On the General page, enter a Network name and Description, then click Next and Finish.
Your newly created vApp network is now included in the Network list.
Your newly created vApp network is now included in the Network list.
If you want to connect multiple VMs within the vApp to the new vApp network, go through and make sure they will all connect to it. When you're done, click Next.
On the Configure Networking page, to connect the vApp network to an external VDC network, from the Connection list, select the VDC network that you want to connect to.
In the Routing column, select whether to apply NAT and Firewall rules to the vApp edge (you can always change this later), then click Next.
On the Ready to Complete page, review your configuration, then click Finish to deploy the vApp.
Creating a vApp network after vApp creation
If you've created a vApp that is connected to a VDC network, and now you want to convert it to a vApp with an internal network:
On the My Cloud tab, double-click the vApp to open it.
As you're going to be changing network settings, all VMs within the vApp must be powered off, so, if necessary, on the Virtual Machines tab, right-click each VM and select Power Off.
Select the Networking tab.
Click the green + icon to add a new network.
On the Network Type page of the New vApp Network Wizard, select vApp network then click Next.
On the Network Specification page of the New vApp Network Wizard, fill out the fields as required for your network then click Next.
Some options are pre-populated by default; you can change them if you want.
On the General page, enter a Network name and Description, then click Next and Finish.
Your newly created vApp network is now included in the Network list.
To connect the vApp network to an external VDC network, from the Connection list, select the VDC network that you want to connect to.
In the Routing column, select whether to apply NAT and Firewall rules to the vApp edge (you can always change this later), then click Next.
When you're done, click Apply at the bottom of the page.
If your vApp is already populated with VMs that are connected to a VDC network, you may want to move them over to the vApp network.
To change the network a VM connects to, on the vApp Diagram tab, right-click the VM and select Properties.
In the Virtual Machine Properties dialog box, select the Hardware tab.
In the NICs section, from the Networks list, select the vApp network to connect the VM to.
If you want to dual-home your VM, click the Add button to add a second network.
When you're done, click OK.
You can go back to the VM properties to see the new IP address assigned to the VM.
Viewing and adjusting vApp network settings
When you've created your vApp network and assigned VMs to it, you may want to review the vApp network settings and adjust them if needed.
On the My Cloud tab, open the vApp you want to work with then select the Networking tab.
Right-click the vApp network and select Configure Services.
You can now view the default network services and change them if necessary.
Enabling DHCP
DHCP isn't enabled by default. To enable it, on the DHCP page of the Configure Services dialog box, select the Enable DHCP check box, enter appropriate information then click OK.
For more information about DHCP, see How to create a DHCP pool.
Creating firewall rules
There will be a rule in place to allow any traffic to traverse the firewall. You can amend or delete this rule, or create new rules.
On the Firewall page of the Configure Services dialog box, select the rule you want to edit, then click Edit
For more about firewall rules, see How to create firewall rules.
Creating NAT rules
NAT rules, enabled by default, enable mapping between internal VM interfaces and external IP addresses. To edit the mapping rules for a VM:
On the NAT page of the Configure Services dialog box, select the rule you want to edit and click Edit.
In the Edit IP Translation Rule dialog box, select the VM interface for which you want to edit the NAT rule.
From the Mapping Mode list, select the mapping mode.
The default mapping is Automatic. You can change this to Manual, in which case, enter an External IP address to which the VM can map.
When you're done, click OK.
The external IP address will be on the same subnet as the VDC network that connects to the vApp Edge.
For more information about NAT rules, see How to create NAT rules.
Creating static routes
Static routing at the vApp network level allows traffic to route between different vApp networks, across the VDC networks.
The prerequisites for static routing are as follows:
Static routing must be enabled for the VDC network you're connecting to (see How to create a static route).
The two vApp networks must be routed to the same VDC network.
The vApp networks must be in vApps that have been started at least once.
To add a static route:
On the Static Routing page of the Configure Services dialog box, click Add
In the Add Static Route dialog box, enter a Name for the static route.
Enter the following details:
Network - The address of the first vApp network to which you're adding a static route
Next Hop IP - The external IP address of that vApp network's router
When you're done, click OK.
Repeat for the second vApp network.
The tables below provides examples of the settings needed to create a static route between two vApps.
Network Information
| Network name | Network specification | Router external IP address |
|---|---|---|
| vApp network 1 | <IP_ADDRESS>/24 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| vApp network 2 | <IP_ADDRESS>/24 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| VDC network shared | <IP_ADDRESS>/24 |
N/A |
Static routing settings
| Static route to network | Route name | Network | Next hop IP address |
|---|---|---|---|
| vApp network 1 | To-vapp1 | <IP_ADDRESS>/24 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
| vApp network 2 | To-vapp2 | <IP_ADDRESS>/24 |
<IP_ADDRESS> |
Note
Make sure your firewall rules allow traffic on the static routes.
vApp fencing
Fencing a vApp allows identical VMs within different vApps to be powered on without conflict, by isolating the MAC and IP addresses of the VMs. This feature is particularly useful if you are copying vApps or creating catalog images of vApps where these details can't be altered.
vApp fencing can be done during or after vApp creation. It is done when the VMs within the vApp sit on the VDC network, rather than on their own vApp network.
To apply vApp fencing during vApp creation, select the Fence vApp check box on the Configure Networking page of the New vApp wizard.
If you're converting a vApp after creation, on the My Cloud tab, open the vApp you want to fence, then, on the Networking tab, select the Fence vApp checkbox. Make sure you click Apply when you're done to save any changes.
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Lost on the Air: the Write Stuff
SPORTS: In the desire to be seen and heard, loudly, sports reporters are getting more exposure -- at the cost of credibility.
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Mix-and-match set of 'Tales'
MUSIC: In Marta Domingo's staging of Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffmann," full-on sentimentality pushes irony to the margins.
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Secession passes at theater awards
THEATER: "Big River" and Road Theatre Company's "Napoli Milionaria" score big at this year's Ovation Awards festivities.
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Just going his own way
TELEVISION: Dennis Haysbert has made waves with independent characters "24's" president and "Heaven's" gardener who does as he wants.
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KSI vs. Logan Paul 2 results: Devin Haney wins lackluster fight over Alfredo Santiago
by Mookie AlexanderDevin Haney (24-0, 15 KOs) figured to be the man who could capitalize on the young audience at Staples Center there to watch KSI vs. Logan Paul 2, but surprisingly that’s not what happened.
Haney was never in danger of beating Dominican lightweight Alfredo Santiago (12-1, 4 KOs), but outside of a 5th round knockdown, it was an ugly, clinch-heavy affair that saw Haney largely frustrated by Santiago’s size and reach advantage. The crowd booed after the final round as a KO was clearly not on the cards.
“The Dream” was a massive favorite to beat Santiago, who often complained about low blows and getting hit in the clinch while the referee tried breaking them up. Haney threw in combinations and swung like he was going for the KO, getting hit cleanly on occasion and resorting to some wild counter shots. That said, he had the better jab, quicker hands, and clearly had more damaging punches.
Official result: Devin Haney def. Alfredo Santiago by unanimous decision (120-107 x3) to defend WBC lightweight title
Haney revealed in the post-fight interview that he dislocated his shoulder, which could put him on the shelf for a bit. He wants big fights in 2020, including against fellow young prospect Ryan Garcia. Whomever he fights next, we hope it’s more exciting than what transpired on Saturday night, as that was uncharacteristically bad to watch.


Where does one find such a small heart? After the surgery meant to fix their baby’s heart defect didn’t take, the Ploggers learned the heart finds you.She tried to imagine how the heart would arrive.He’d left her at midnight, her tiny, blue-gray boy. They’d taken him to the operating room to prep. The heart, they told her, should be there by 5am.Throughout the night, she could hear the helicopters taking off and landing from the hospital’s helipad. She could hear ambulance sirens, too, pulling up to the emergency room on the first floor. How would it arrive? Which sound belonged to them?
Stephanie and Austin Plogger found out that their third child was missing the left side of his heart – hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HPLS) – in her 24th week of pregnancy. Roughly 1,000 babies with HPLS are born each year in the US, and it’s only within the last couple of decades that the treatment has shifted from palliative care. It’s so serious, and can be such a wrenching medical experience, that the Plogger’s local cardiologist asked if they wanted to keep or terminate the pregnancy.
Doctors told the Ploggers to expect a two- to four-month wait time. This is where most HPLS patients lose their battles, in the waiting. The “what-ifs” then have to be addressed with these families: what if a heart doesn’t arrive in time? Would the Ploggers be willing to put Wyatt on a life-support machine?
Who then makes the decision on the recipients of those rare, small hearts? A very smart computer system. Once a child is on the transplant list they’re assigned a number by a computerized system maintained by the United Network for Organ Sharing (Unos) so that matches are blind – no amount of money or celebrity status can get you an organ faster than anyone else. The system also factors in the critical need and the patient’s distance from a potential donor.
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git-hooks provides a simple mechanism to manage hooks for several Git repositories in a unified and simple way. It allows you to install hook scripts in a central location and use them for your Git repositories.
You need CMake and GCC in order to build and install git-hooks. You will also need to have Git and Perl installed for the hooks to work properly. To build git-hooks run
in a new directory (preferably, tho you may also run it from the source directory). Then, use
to install git-hooks. This will install git-hooks to /usr/local
. You can use ccmake to change the installation prefix. Below, we will assume that you installed git-hooks to /usr/local
.
To setup a repository using git-hooks, just use the repository template that ships with git-hooks.
This will setup the new repository myrepo.git
with git-hooks. Check the sample config file that will be created for myrepo.git
.
To migrate an existing repository to use git-hooks, you should first backup your existing hook scripts. Then replace the hooks with the ones from /usr/local/share/git-hooks/template/hooks
. Afterwards, you should migrate your previous hook scripts to global hook scripts used by git-hooks.
The git-hooks package includes several useful hooks, which can be configured to your needs using git config settings in your repository (or even global settings from /etc/gitconfig
). The /usr/local/share/git-hooks/template/config
file provides a sample configuration file.
Please see the hook scripts in /usr/local/share/git-hooks/*.d/
for the various supported config settings.
git-hooks is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2. See the LICENSE file for details.
Available on GitHub: http://github.com//git-hooks
Download it in either zip or tar formats.
Clone the project with Git by running:
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If you come across any problems, please create a ticket and we will try to get it fixed as soon as possible.
Once you have made your commits:
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This Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 Black Friday deal is too good to miss!
Get a great discount on Samsung's latest smartwatch
by Spencer HartIt was only announced a few months ago, but it's already clear the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 is one of the best smartwatches in the world right now, but if you still need persuading to buy one, now is the time to give in.
John Lewis currently has a mega Black Friday deal right now, offering a useful £30 off the premium smartwatch.
There is so much to like about the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2. The design is sleek, futuristic, and streamlined, and comes in 44mm and 40mm sizes.
Of course, the Samsung Galaxy Watch can do everything you'd expect a smartwatch to do, from receiving notifications and calls right on your wrist, to fitness tracking.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 is capable of Blood Pressure Monitoring (like the original), but the second generation is also able to take an ECG reading.
This really is the smartwatch to beat if you're using an Android phone.
Get the deal below:
Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 (40mm) | was £269 | now £239 at John Lewis
The Galaxy Watch Active2 is a thin, lightweight and tough smartwatch with fitness tracking at its core. It will monitor your sleep, blood pressure, and stress to give you a holistic overview of your health. This isn't a massive discount, but considering the Active2 is Samsung's latest smartwatch, it's well worth having.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 (40mm + 4G) | was £269 | now £239 at John Lewis
The Galaxy Watch Active2 is a thin, lightweight and tough smartwatch with fitness tracking at its core. It will monitor your sleep, blood pressure, and stress to give you a holistic overview of your health. This model as 4G, which means you'll still get calls and messages when not connected to your phone. This isn't a massive discount, but considering the Active2 is Samsung's latest smartwatch, it's well worth having.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Active (40mm) | was £199 | now £169 at John Lewis
The Galaxy Watch Active is a thin, lightweight and tough smartwatch with fitness tracking at its core. It will monitor your sleep, blood pressure, and stress to give you a holistic overview of your health. It's not the latest model, a misses the ECG function of the Active2, but this is still a great smartwatch not at a fantastic price.
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- More sizes and styles: Samsung smartwatches at John Lewis Black Friday sale
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Black Friday sales around the web
- Amazon.co.uk – massive savings every day
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About Travis CI Environment
Purpose of this page
To explain what packages, tools and settings are available in the Travis CI environment (often referred to as “Vagrant base” or “CI environment”).
Overview
Travis CI runs builds in virtual machines that are snapshotted before each build and rolled back at the end of it. This offers a number of benefits:
- Host OS is not affected by test suites
- No state persists between runs
- Passwordless sudo is available
- It is possible for test suites to create databases, add RabbitMQ vhosts/users and so on
The environment available to test suites is known as the Travis CI environment or Vagrant base (not to be confused with the worker environment that runs one or more instances of the Travis worker application).
The Travis CI environment is set up using OpsCode Chef. All the cookbooks used by travis-ci.org are open source and can be found on GitHub. travis-ci.org uses 32-bit Ubuntu Linux 10.04 but thanks to Chef, migrating to a different Ubuntu version or another distribution is a relatively small undertaking.
Chef cookbooks are developed using Vagrant and Sous Chef so cookbook contributors are encouraged to use them.
Cookbooks
Many cookbooks Travis CI environment uses are taken from the official OpsCode cookbooks repository. We modify some of them for continuous integration needs and sync them periodically or as the need arises.
- Build essentials: gcc,autotools, make, bison and so on
- Networking essentials (curl, wget, lsof, iptables and so on)
- apt
- git 1.7.5.x with GitHub patches
- rvm. We customized this cookbook to install multiple Ruby versions/implementations with the same default gem set.
- openssl
- OpenJDK 6
- mysql 5.1.41. We customized this cookbook to provide mysql::server_on_ramfs recipe I/O-heavy test suites (like the Ruby on Rails one) use.
- postgresql 8.4.4
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- redis 2.2.x
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- mongodb 1.8.x
- erlang R13B03
- rabbitmq 2.5.x
- node.js 0.4.x and NPM 1.0.x
- leiningen 1.6.x
- sbt (simple build tool) 0.10.x
- imagemagick.
- sphinx 0.9.9, 1.10 and 2.x
- emacs (for debugging)
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- 1.9.2
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- jruby 1.6.4
- rbx (master, now builds 2.0.pre)
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Gems in the global gem set
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You can now get Google Assistant to buy movie tickets for you
by Shereesa MoodleyGoogle on Thursday revealed a feature that will allow users to buy movie tickets through Google Assistant if you happen to be in the United States or United Kingdom.
Using the company’s Duplex technology, which allows users to make restaurant reservations, users can now ask the Assistant to show them movie schedules.
“After selecting a theatre and time that works best for you, you’ll have the option to ‘Buy tickets’ with the Assistant,” Google explained on its website.
The feature is compatible with over 70 American cinemas, including AMC and Fandango, as well as the UK’s ODEON.
“Thanks to Duplex on the web technology, the Assistant will be able to navigate the site and input your information,” the company said further.
According to Google, the Assistant’s next goal is to help users order car rentals.
Earlier this week, the company also announced that the Assistant will now be able to read the latest news to users as well.
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Hello, my name is Marie Marcos and I'm from the beautiful state of Washington. I'm a former Aviation Electrician for the US Navy and a current Software Developer in the making.
Education Experience:
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Certificate Advanced Software Development in Python
Expected Graduation: Summer 2021 - Western Washington University | Bellingham, WA B.A. Design | 2018
Work Experience:
- Self Employed Startup | Designer/Developer | Aug 2020 - Present
- Dyncorp Intl. | Aircraft Mechanic / Avionics | Patuxent River, MD | Jun 2019 – Aug 2020
- US Navy | Aviation Electrician | Whidbey Island, WA | Jul 2011 – Jul 2015
Goals:
My goals are to continue exercising my brain and building upon my developer and designer skills to create awesome things in the future!
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You can read more about our license here.
The Godot Engine project is unable to accept any terms and conditions outside of the MIT license, nor will it provide warranties or representations about the Godot Engine outside those of the MIT license.
As a free and open source project, Godot is not backed by a corporation or any individual. Accordingly, it doesn't have the legal capacity to enter into agreements, even if such agreements did not conflict with the MIT license.
When you use the Asset Library in the Godot Engine application, HTTPS requests are made to the Asset Library
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"This might be that film you saw or the song stuck in your head.
Or this might be that novel that already read.
Well the point is that you won't have to think at all during this show
It's Something You Already Know!"
Or this might be that novel that already read.
Well the point is that you won't have to think at all during this show
It's Something You Already Know!"
— Rob Paravonian, Something You Already Know
Nothing could be more natural than following up on a success. And sometimes, nothing could be harder. This page is for all kinds of sequels, prequels, translations, adaptations and spin-offs that attempt to do that, and the ways in which they succeed or, more commonly, fail.
See also Continuity Tropes and Localization Tropes.
Tropes and trivia
Categories:
- The Abridged Series: A shortened adaptation with humorous dubbing.
- Adaptational Abomination
- Actionized Adaptation: An adaptation has more action scenes than the original.
- Adaptational Attractiveness: An adaptation makes a character better-looking.
- Adaptational Badass: A character is more powerful or tough in an adaptation.
- Adaptational Comic Relief
- Adaptational Context Change
- Adaptational Dumbass: A character is stupider in an adaptation.
- Adaptational Explanation: The adaptation provides an explanation for something that wasn't explained in the original.
- Adaptational Heroism: A character is more heroic in an adaptation.
- Adaptational Intelligence: A character is smarter in an adaptation.
- Adaptational Jerkass: A character is more of a jerk in an adaptation.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: A character is nicer in an adaptation.
- Adaptational Ugliness: An adaptation makes a character more hideous.
- Adaptational Villainy: A character is more villainous in an adaptation.
- Adaptational Wimp: A character is weaker or less capable in an adaptation.
- Adaptation Displacement: The adaptation becomes more well-known than the source material.
- Adaptation Distillation
- Adaptation Dye-Job: An adaptation changes a character's hair and/or eye color.
- Adaptation Expansion
- Adaptation Explanation Extrication
- Adaptation First
- Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole
- Adaptation Inspiration
- Adaptation Name Change: A character has a different name in an adaptation.
- Adaptation Overdosed
- Adaptation Personality Change: A character's personality is significantly different in an adaptation.
- Adaptation Sequence
- Adaptation Species Change: A character is a different species in an adaptation.
- Adapted Out: A character from the original work is omitted in the adaptation.
- After Show
- Animated Adaptation
- Ascended Extra: A minor character is given a more important role.
- Ascended Fan Fic: A work that started out as a fanfiction of another story becomes an original work.
- Audience-Coloring Adaptation
- Based on an Advice Book
- Canon Fodder
- Cipher Scything
- Comic-Book Adaptation: A work is adapted into a comic book.
- Compressed Adaptation
- Continuity Reboot: An installment of the franchise that ignores the canon of the previous installments in favor of establishing a new continuity.
- Contrasting Sequel Main Character: The main character of a sequel is a foil to the main character of the original.
- Creator Killer
- Creator-Preferred Adaptation: The creator of the original work finds the adaptation to be better than their original creation.
- Creator's Apathy: The creator admits that they didn't care about the quality of the work.
- Cutting Off the Branches: Sequels to a video game with Multiple Endings only regard one ending as canon.
- Death by Adaptation: The adaptation kills off a character who remained alive in the original work.
- Derivative Differentiation
- Dies Differently in Adaptation: The way a character dies in the adaptation is different from how they died in the original work.
- Disowned Adaptation: The creator of the original work dislikes the adaptation.
- Distaff Counterpart: The female equivalent of a pre-existing male character (the reverse of this would be a Spear Counterpart)
- Divorced Installment: A work originally planned as part of a specific franchise ends up retooled into being its own thing.
- Dolled-Up Installment: Slapping a franchise onto an initially unrelated product.
- Dramatic Reading: A recording of a written work being read dramatically.
- Early Adaptation Weirdness
- Early-Bird Cameo: A character makes a brief appearance before being properly introduced later within the work or within their own story.
- Era-Specific Personality
- External Retcon
- Fairy Tale Episode
- Fan Fic: A story based on a work of fiction written by a fan of the work and posted online.
- Fan Verse
- Fanon: Fans' interpretations of what isn't confirmed within the work or by the work's creators.
- Fanwork Ban: Fan-made content is forbidden.
- Featurization
- Fiction Science
- Filk Song
- Film Comic: Photo Comic based on some other media.
- The Film of the Series: A film adaptation of a television series.
- Follow the Leader: A successful work inspires numerous similar works (end results vary).
- Foreign Remake
- Franchise Killer: A poorly-received adaptation or sequel prevents any further installments from being made.
- From the Ashes: A spinoff is made after the original work has ended.
- Genre-Killer
- Gag Dub
- Gag Sub
- Game Mod
- The Game of the Book: An adaptation of a book in game-form.
- Gendered Outfit
- Gender Flip: An adaptation changes the gender of a character.
- God Created Canon Foreigner: An adaptation features a new character created by the creator of the original work.
- Human-Focused Adaptation
- Humble Beginnings
- Indecisive Medium
- In the Style of...
- Inspired by...: A work that draws influence from another work in terms of plot, characters, themes etc. but isn't a direct adaptation.
- Like That Show, But with Mecha
- Literary Mash-Ups
- Literary Necrophilia
- Live-Action Adaptation: A live-action adaptation of a non-live-action work.
- Lost in Imitation: An adaptation is influenced more by previous adaptations than the original work.
- Mission-Pack Sequel
- More Popular Spin Off: The spinoff becomes more successful than the show it is derived from.
- Movie Bonus Song
- Non-Linear Sequel: A sequel that doesn't directly take place after the previous entry of the series.
- On Ice
- Original Generation
- The Original Series
- Parody
- Pastiche
- Patchwork Story
- Perspective Flip: An adaptation that tells the story from perspective of a different character than the original.
- Plot Tumor
- P.O.V. Sequel: An episode is given a follow-up where the episode's events are shown from another character's perspective.
- Pragmatic Adaptation: The adaptation changes or omits elements from the original story that would be difficult or impossible to leave as they were in the source material.
- Prequel: A series installment that takes place before the first installment.
- Quietly Performing Sister Show
- Recurring Fanon Character
- Recursive Adaptation: An adaptation is given its own adaptation in the medium of the original work.
- Recursive Import
- Recycled: The Series
- Recycled IN SPACE!
- Redubbing
- Reimagining the Artifact
- The Remake
- Remake Cameo: The reboot features a cameo by one of the actors from the original version of the work.
- Remix Comic
- Revival: A show that ended its run some time ago is renewed for more episodes.
- The Role-Playing Game: An RPG inspired by a specific fictional work.
- Running the Asylum
- Same Story, Different Names
- Setting Update
- Shot-for-Shot Remake
- Sidenote Full Story
- Soft Reboot: A series installment that has the aesthetic of a reboot, but still regards older installments as canon.
- Spared by the Adaptation: A character who died in the original work remains alive in the adaptation.
- Spinoff: A show that exists in the same continuity of an older show and often shares some characters with it.
- Spinoff Babies: An adaptation starring younger versions of the original show's cast.
- Spin-Off Cookbook: A cook book consisting of recipes for food used in the work the cook book is based on.
- Spin-Offspring: The show gets a sequel starring the children of the characters from the original show.
- Spinoff Sendoff: A character in the original show who is to star in the spinoff gets one last time to shine before the spinoff starts.
- Spiritual Antithesis: A work that is basically the polar opposite of another work.
- Spiritual Successor: A work that isn't a direct continuation of a previous work, but still has enough similarities that it can be taken as a continuation of the original work in spirit.
- Stealth Sequel: A work that appears to be a new continuity turns out to be a subtle prequel or sequel to the original version.
- Stillborn Franchise: A work is intended to start a franchise, but isn't successful enough to warrant further installments.
- Stock Subtitle
- Suggested by...
- The Theme Park Version
- Third-Option Adaptation: An adaptation of an interactive work has a new choice made to go around deciding which of the choices the protagonist makes in the adaptation.
- TV Tropes Derivatives
- Twice-Told Tale
- Two-Part Trilogy
- Uplifted Side Story: Originally a side story that got promoted to the next mainline entry.
- Xenafication
- You Don't Look Like You: An adaptation has a character look drastically different from the appearance they are normally depicted with.
- Younger and Hipper


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| ChildWindowRenderer * | getSharedRenderer () |
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| ChildWindowRenderer * | getRenderer () |
| | Returns the renderer, which gives access to functions that determine how the widget is displayed. More...
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| void | setPosition (const Layout2d &position) override |
| | Sets the position of the widget. More...
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| void | setSize (const Layout2d &size) override |
| | Changes the size of the child window. More...
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| Vector2f | getInnerSize () const override |
| | Returns the space available for widgets inside the container. More...
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| void | setClientSize (Vector2f size) |
| | Changes the client size of the child window. More...
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| Vector2f | getClientSize () const |
| | Returns the client size of the child window. More...
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| void | setMaximumSize (Vector2f size) |
| | Sets the maximum size of the child window. More...
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| Vector2f | getMaximumSize () const |
| | Returns the maximum size of the child window. More...
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| void | setMinimumSize (Vector2f size) |
| | Sets the minimum size of the child window. More...
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| Vector2f | getMinimumSize () const |
| | Returns the minimum size of the child window. More...
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| void | setTitle (const String &title) |
| | Changes the title that is displayed in the title bar of the child window. More...
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| const String & | getTitle () const |
| | Returns the title that is displayed in the title bar of the child window. More...
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| void | setTitleTextSize (unsigned int size) |
| | Changes the character size of the title. More...
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| unsigned int | getTitleTextSize () const |
| | Returns the character size of the title. More...
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| void | setTitleAlignment (TitleAlignment alignment) |
| | Changes the title alignment. More...
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| TitleAlignment | getTitleAlignment () const |
| | Returns the title alignment. More...
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| void | setTitleButtons (unsigned int buttons) |
| | Changes the title buttons. More...
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| unsigned int | getTitleButtons () const |
| | Returns the title bar buttons. More...
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| void | close () |
| | Try to close the window. More...
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| void | destroy () |
| | Closes the window. More...
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| void | setResizable (bool resizable=true) |
| | Changes whether the child window can be resized by dragging its borders or not. More...
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| bool | isResizable () const |
| | Checks whether the child window can be resized by dragging its borders or not. More...
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| void | setPositionLocked (bool positionLocked=true) |
| | Changes whether the child window can be moved by dragging its title bar or not. More...
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| bool | isPositionLocked () const |
| | Checks whether the child window can be moved by dragging its title bar or not. More...
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| void | setKeepInParent (bool enabled=true) |
| | Sets the child window to be kept inside its parent. More...
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| bool | isKeptInParent () const |
| | Tells whether the child window is kept inside its parent. More...
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| Vector2f | getChildWidgetsOffset () const override |
| | Returns the distance between the position of the container and a widget that would be drawn inside this container on relative position (0,0). More...
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| bool | isMouseOnWidget (Vector2f pos) const override |
| | Returns whether the mouse position (which is relative to the parent widget) lies on top of the widget. More...
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| void | draw (BackendRenderTargetBase &target, RenderStates states) const override |
| | Draw the widget to a render target. More...
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| virtual void | setPosition (const Layout2d &position) |
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| void | setPosition (Layout x, Layout y) |
| | Sets the position of the widget. More...
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| virtual void | setSize (const Layout2d &size) |
| | Changes the size of the widget. More...
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| void | setSize (Layout width, Layout height) |
| | Changes the size of the widget. More...
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| Container (const Container ©) |
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| Container (Container &©) noexcept |
| | Move constructor.
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| ~Container () |
| | Destructor.
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Container & | operator= (const Container &right) |
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Container & | operator= (Container &&right) noexcept |
| | Overload of move assignment operator.
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| const std::vector< Widget::Ptr > & | getWidgets () const |
| | Returns a list of all the widgets in this container. More...
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| void | sortWidgets (Function &&function) |
| | Sorts a list of all the widgets in this container. More...
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| virtual void | add (const Widget::Ptr &widgetPtr, const String &widgetName="") |
| | Adds a widget to the container. More...
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| Widget::Ptr | get (const String &widgetName) const |
| | Returns a pointer to a widget that was added earlier. More...
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| T::Ptr | get (const String &widgetName) const |
| | Returns a pointer to a widget that was added earlier. More...
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| virtual bool | remove (const Widget::Ptr &widget) |
| | Removes a single widget that was added to the container. More...
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virtual void | removeAllWidgets () |
| | Removes all widgets that were added to the container.
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| void | setTextSize (unsigned int size) override |
| | Changes the character size of all existing and future child widgets.  More...
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| void | loadWidgetsFromStream (std::stringstream &&stream, bool replaceExisting=true) |
| | Loads the child widgets from a string stream.  More...
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| void | moveWidgetToBack (const Widget::Ptr &widget) |
| | Places a widget behind all other widgets, to the back of the z-order. More...
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| std::size_t | moveWidgetForward (const Widget::Ptr &widget) |
| | Places a widget one step forward in the z-order. More...
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| std::size_t | moveWidgetBackward (const Widget::Ptr &widget) |
| | Places a widget one step backward in the z-order. More...
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| Widget::Ptr | getFocusedChild () const |
| | Returns the child widget that is focused inside this container. More...
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| Widget::Ptr | getFocusedLeaf () const |
| | Returns the leaf child widget that is focused inside this container. More...
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| virtual Widget::Ptr | getWidgetAtPosition (Vector2f pos) const |
| | Returns the leaf child widget that is located at the given position. More...
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| bool | focusNextWidget (bool recursive=true) |
| | Focuses the next widget in this container. More...
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| bool | focusPreviousWidget (bool recursive=true) |
| | Focuses the previous widget in this container. More...
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| void | setFocused (bool focused) override |
| | Focus or unfocus the widget. More...
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| bool | processMouseMoveEvent (Vector2f pos) |
| | Inform the container about a mouse move event. More...
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| bool | processMousePressEvent (Event::MouseButton button, Vector2f pos) |
| | Inform the container about a mouse press event. More...
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| bool | processMouseReleaseEvent (Event::MouseButton button, Vector2f pos) |
| | Inform the container about a mouse release event. More...
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| bool | processMouseWheelScrollEvent (float delta, Vector2f pos) |
| | Inform the container about a mouse wheel scroll event. More...
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| bool | processKeyPressEvent (Event::KeyEvent event) |
| | Inform the container about a key press event. More...
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| bool | processTextEnteredEvent (char32_t key) |
| | Inform the container about a key press event. More...
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| virtual void | setSize (const Layout2d &size) |
| | Changes the size of the widget. More...
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| void | setSize (Layout width, Layout height) |
| | Changes the size of the widget. More...
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| Widget (const Widget &) |
| | Copy constructor.
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| Widget (Widget &&) |
| | Move constructor.
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virtual | ~Widget () |
| | Destructor.
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Widget & | operator= (const Widget &) |
| | Overload of copy assignment operator.
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Widget & | operator= (Widget &&) |
| | Move assignment.
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| void | setRenderer (std::shared_ptr< RendererData > rendererData) |
| | Sets a new renderer for the widget. The renderer determines how the widget looks. More...
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| WidgetRenderer * | getSharedRenderer () |
| | Returns the renderer, which gives access to functions that determine how the widget is displayed. More...
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| WidgetRenderer * | getRenderer () |
| | Returns the renderer, which gives access to functions that determine how the widget is displayed. More...
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| void | setPosition (Layout x, Layout y) |
| | Sets the position of the widget. More...
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| Vector2f | getPosition () const |
| | Gets the position of the widget. More...
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| void | setSize (Layout width, Layout height) |
| | Changes the size of the widget. More...
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| void | setWidth (Layout width) |
| | Changes the width of the widget. More...
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| void | setHeight (Layout height) |
| | Changes the height of the widget. More...
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| Vector2f | getSize () const |
| | Returns the size of the widget. More...
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| virtual Vector2f | getFullSize () const |
| | Returns the entire size that the widget is using. More...
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| virtual Vector2f | getAbsolutePosition () const |
| | Get the absolute position of the top-left point of the widget instead of the relative position to its parent. More...
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| virtual Vector2f | getWidgetOffset () const |
| | Returns the distance between the position where the widget is drawn and where the widget is placed. More...
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| void | setOrigin (float x, float y) |
| | Sets the origin point on which the position, scale and rotation is based. More...
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| void | setOrigin (Vector2f origin) |
| | Sets the origin point on which the position, scale and rotation is based. More...
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| Vector2f | getOrigin () const |
| | Returns the relative origin point on which the position, scale and rotation is based. More...
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| void | setScale (Vector2f scaleFactors) |
| | Sets the scaling to be applied to the widget. More...
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| void | setScale (Vector2f scaleFactors, Vector2f origin) |
| | Sets the scaling to be applied to the widget. More...
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| void | setScale (float scaleFactor) |
| | Sets the scaling to be applied to the widget. More...
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| void | setScale (float scaleFactor, Vector2f origin) |
| | Sets the scaling to be applied to the widget. More...
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| Vector2f | getScale () const |
| | Returns the scaling to be applied to the widget. More...
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| Vector2f | getScaleOrigin () const |
| | Returns the origin used for scaling. More...
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| void | setRotation (float angle) |
| | Sets the rotation to be applied to the widget. More...
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| void | setRotation (float angle, Vector2f origin) |
| | Sets the rotation to be applied to the widget. More...
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| float | getRotation () const |
| | Returns the rotation to be applied to the widget. More...
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| Vector2f | getRotationOrigin () const |
| | Returns the origin used for rotations. More...
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| void | showWithEffect (ShowAnimationType type, Duration duration) |
| | Shows the widget by introducing it with an animation. More...
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| void | hideWithEffect (ShowAnimationType type, Duration duration) |
| | Hides the widget by making it leave with an animation. More...
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| virtual void | setVisible (bool visible) |
| | Shows or hides a widget. More...
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| bool | isVisible () const |
| | Returns true when the widget is visible. More...
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| virtual void | setEnabled (bool enabled) |
| | Enables or disables the widget. More...
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| bool | isEnabled () const |
| | Returns true when the widget is enabled. More...
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| bool | isFocused () const |
| | Returns true when the widget is focused and false otherwise. More...
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| const String & | getWidgetType () const |
| | Returns the type of the widget. More...
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| Container * | getParent () const |
| | Returns a pointer to the parent widget. More...
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| GuiBase * | getParentGui () const |
| | Returns a pointer to the gui to which this widget belongs. More...
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| bool | isAnimationPlaying () const |
| | Returns whether there is an active animation (started with showWithEffect or hideWithEffect) More...
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| void | moveToFront () |
| | Places the widget before all other widgets. More...
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| void | moveToBack () |
| | Places the widget behind all other widgets. More...
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| void | setUserData (Any userData) |
| | Stores some data into the widget. More...
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| T | getUserData () const |
| | Returns data stored in the widget. More...
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| void | setInheritedFont (const Font &font) |
| | Sets the font of the widget that is used when no font is set in the renderer. More...
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| const Font & | getInheritedFont () const |
| | Returns the font of the widget that is used when no font is set in the renderer. More...
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| void | setInheritedOpacity (float opacity) |
| | Sets the opacity of the widget that will be multiplied with the opacity set in the renderer. More...
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| float | getInheritedOpacity () const |
| | Returns the opacity of the widget that is multiplied with the opacity set in the renderer. More...
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| virtual unsigned int | getTextSize () const |
| | Returns the character size of text in this widget. More...
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| void | setToolTip (Widget::Ptr toolTip) |
| | Sets the tool tip that should be displayed when hovering over the widget. More...
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| Widget::Ptr | getToolTip () const |
| | Returns the tool tip that is displayed when hovering over the widget. More...
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| void | setWidgetName (const String &name) |
| | Changes the name of a widget. More...
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| String | getWidgetName () const |
| | Returns the name of a widget. More...
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| void | setMouseCursor (Cursor::Type cursor) |
| | Changes which mouse cursor is shown when hovering over the widget. More...
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| Cursor::Type | getMouseCursor () const |
| | Returns which mouse cursor is shown when hovering over the widget. More...
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| void | setFocusable (bool focusable) |
| | Changes whether a widget could be focused. More...
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| bool | isFocusable () const |
| | Returns whether a widget could be focused. More...
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| virtual bool | canGainFocus () const |
| | Returns whether the widget can currently gain focus. More...
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| bool | isContainer () const |
| | Returns whether the widget is a container widget or not. More...
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| bool | isDraggableWidget () const |
| | Returns whether the widget has something to drag (e.g. slider or scrollbar thumbs) More...
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| bool | isMouseDown () const |
| | Returns whether the left mouse button has been pressed on top of the widget. More...
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| std::shared_ptr< const WidgetType > | cast () const |
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| std::shared_ptr< WidgetType > | cast () |
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three.js-- WebGL 3x3x3 Rubiks Cube
Controls-- Keyboard Keys (R, U, F, B, L, M, E or S) control clockwise rotation for a face.
X, Y and Z rotate the whole cube about that axis.
Shift + key for anti-clockwise and Alt + key for double.
@Author: XanderWraik


Create dummy variables from bins.
rbin_create(data, predictor, bins)
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CONTACT
Operation Spokane Heroes
c/o Spokane Area Business Foundation
801 W. Riverside, Suite 100
Spokane, WA 99201
509-703-2655
Contributions
Donations can be made at any Global Credit Union in Spokane or Idaho. Checks can also be made out to Operation Spokane Heroes and mailed to Greater Spokane Incorporated (801 W. Riverside, Suite 100 Spokane, Washington 99201).
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What to Check For
Verify that all format strings are static.
Why
An attacker who can control the contents of a format string may be able to execute arbitrary code.
How to Check
To verify that untrusted data is not included in format strings:
- Identify code that uses formatted input-output functions. The following is a list of formatted input-output functions:
- NSLog
- stringWithFormat
- stringByAppendingFormat
- initWithFormat
- appendFormat
- alertWithMessageText
- informativeTextWithFormat
- format
- appendFormat
- predicateWithFormat
- sprintf
- _snprintf
- printf
- fprintf
- scanf
- fscanf
- sscanf
- swprintf
- wsprintfA
- wsprintfW
- vsprintf
- vswprintf
- _snwprintf
- _vsnprintf
- _vsnwprintf
- vprintf
- vwprintf
- vfprintf
- vwfprintf
- fwscanf
- wscanf
- swscanf
- Determine whether formatted functions can be replaced. Consider replacing formatted input-output functions with other functions, which are not prone to format string vulnerabilities.
- Verify that untrusted data is not included in format strings. Examine each format string used by the application. Make sure that user input is never included in format strings. If possible, use only static format strings.
How to Fix
Perform the following actions to ensure that user input is not used in format strings:
- Identify code that uses formatted input-output functions. The following is a list of formatted input-output functions:
- NSLog
- stringWithFormat
- stringByAppendingFormat
- initWithFormat
- appendFormat
- alertWithMessageText
- informativeTextWithFormat
- format
- appendFormat
- predicateWithFormat
- sprintf
- _snprintf
- printf
- fprintf
- scanf
- fscanf
- sscanf
- swprintf
- wsprintfA
- wsprintfW
- vsprintf
- vswprintf
- _snwprintf
- _vsnprintf
- _vsnwprintf
- vprintf
- vwprintf
- vfprintf
- vwfprintf
- fwscanf
- wscanf
- swscanf
- Avoid using formatted functions. Consider replacing formatted input-output functions with other functions, which are not prone to format string vulnerabilities.
- Rewrite code to exclude user input from format strings. Place user input in separate variables and pass it as variadic arguments to the formatted input-output functions, instead of placing it in format strings.
Dangerous API Guidelines
Dangerous API Checklists


Game 1: Chicago Bulls vs Charlotte Hornets
My Pick:
Charlotte Hornets
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Bulls picked up their first win against Charlotte, off of another brilliant Zach LaVine performance which saw him put up 32, 5, and 4. He's been incredibly hot to start the season, and I can see him putting forwards a bid for an all-star spot depending on how the season goes. But, I still think Charlotte is the stronger team with Walker leading the charge. He's been having a great season in his own right, and this game is at home for Charlotte, giving them the edge. Charlotte 109-104
Game 2: Golden State Warriors vs New York Knicks
My Pick:
Golden State Warriors
Why I'm Rolling with them:
This one should be obvious, but in case it's not: Golden State is still the team to beat, even without Boogie. Steph Curry is coming off a 51 point game, where KD also put up 30, 8, and 7. Klay has been struggling lately, but that isnt enough to lift this Knicks team over the Warriors. I'm expecting Hardaway to have a good game, but beyond that I'm not expecting much. Warriors 115-97
Game 3: Dallas Mavericks vs Toronto Raptors
My Pick:
Toronto Raptors
Why I'm Rolling with them:
Both Doncic and DSJ have impressed lately, and if Barnes is back he'll be a welcome addition to this 2-2 Mavericks team. However, Toronto's perimeter defense has been suffocating lately, and having Leonard, Green, and Lowry will be a real test for the young guards. VanVleet is only probable for tonight's game, so if he is out Toronto will have to rely on someone else for their bench playmaking. With Siakam in the starting line-up, look to see Powell get the lion's share of the second unit ball handling. Toronto's bench depth will be reduced greatly with Wright and Anunoby out. Still, I see Toronto taking this one 112-103
Game 4: Los Angeles Clippers vs Houston Rockets
My Pick:
Los Angeles Clippers
Why I'm Rolling with them:
This is the pick I am the least sure about, but having Harden out is a severe handicap for the Rockets, who have had a rough start to the season. I am not sold on Melo having a positive impact for this Rockets team, and having him start alongside Eric Gordon, normally the Rockets 6th man, doesn't bode well. I don't see a high scoring game, but the Clippers edge out the rockets, 105-99
Game 5: Milwaukee Bucks vs Minnesota Timberwolves
My Pick:
Milwaukee Bucks
Why I'm Rolling with them:
Giannis has been on an absolute tear to start the year, making an early bid for MVP. Middleton and Bledsoe have been excellent complimentary pieces, putting up good numbers on better efficiency. Conversely, Minnesota has struggled early, with Butler and Towns having sub-par seasons to this point. The one shining exception has been the play of Derrick Rose, who is putting up 15 pts, 3.6 reb 5 ast and looks to have some of his athleticism back. That won't be enough to launch the Wolves over the Bucks. 122 - 110
Game 6: New Orleans Pelicans vs Brooklyn Nets
My Pick:
New Orleans Pelicans
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Pelicans, 0-5 in the preseason, are the 1 seed in the West. Mirotic has been playing out of his mind, putting up incredibly impressive numbers. AD needs no justification. I'm high on the Elfrid Payton experiment that's going on, and Holiday is consistently one of my favourite players. The Nets have been playing good basketball, 2-2 to start the season with wins coming against 2 teams I see making the playoffs (Yes, the Pistons are tentatively in after a strong start. Yes, I am 100% going to regret this pick mid-october when Blake Griffin putting up 34 points a game on 65% 3pt shooting no longer is happening). However, Jarrett Allen and Caris LeVert won't be enough to slow down this high-octane Pelicans Team. 125-112
Game 7: Washington Wizards vs Sacramento Kings
My Pick:
Washington Wizards
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Wizards have one of the top backcourts in the league, and a new and improved bench. That hasn't stopped them from crawling to a 1-3 start, including losses against 2 teams on the second night of back to backs. That said, the Kings are worse, leaking points at every turn. I'm anticipating a high scoring game, with a great point guard battle between Wall and Fox, (who has had a very good start to his sophmore season). Wizards take it, 119-113


JBL's monstrous PartyBox 300 wireless speaker is down to $400 ($100 off MSRP)
by Hagop KavafianIf you're planning on hosting a memorable party, you might want to consider getting a JBL PartyBox, which are massive speakers that have built-in LEDs to light up your parties while you're blasting your favorite tunes. Thanks to this deal, you can grab the PartyBox 300 for $400, which is $100 off its MSRP, even though it's been usually selling for $450.
The speaker features two 6.5-inch woofers with three 2.5-inch tweeters. It supports wireless stereo, USB, RCA, and even has inputs for an external microphone and guitar. Even though the PartyBox 300 is a bulky device, it comes with a 10,000mAh battery, allowing it to play about 18 hours of music on a single charge.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ExperimentActivity |
This activity displays overview experiment information and allows for the user to navigate to other
activities to access related experiment information
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| ExperimentCreateActivity |
This activity allows a user to create an experiment, with full settings for the user to make it
This activity navigates to:
ExperimentActivity
MainActivity
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| ExperimentSettingsActivity |
This activity allows an experiment owner to modify the settings of an experiment they own
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| MainActivity |
This activity is the main entry point into the application and displays a list of available
experiments which can be toggled to show different experiment lists.
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| MapViewActivity |
This activity is used to view the locations of trials uploaded for an experiment on a map.
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| QRBinomialActivity |
This activity provides the interface for creating a Binomial Trial QR code.
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| QRCountActivity |
This activity provides the interface for creating a Count Trial QR code.
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| QRMeasurementActivity |
This activity provides the interface for creating a Meaurement Trial QR code.
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| QRNonnegActivity |
This activity provides the interface for creating a NonNegative Trial QR code.
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| QuestionForumActivity |
This activity displays a list of questions about a given experiment/
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| QuestionRepliesActivity |
This activity opens an question (w/ details) with all of it's replies.
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| ScanningActivity |
this activity opens when user clicks the camera button in a experiment activity
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| StatActivity |
This activity allows a user to view stats about an experiment.
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| TrialActivity |
This activity shows a list of trials for an experiment when a user clicks the "trials" button from the
experiment activity
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| ViewUserActivity |
This activity allows a user to view their own profile and edit it to make changes to their
username and contract info.
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