New Mexico Recipes was created by Fran Roybal on August of 2015. Coming from a large family of nine, Fran would watch her mother cook all of these wonderful New Mexico dishes and was always willing and eager to learn from her. Fran created the Facebook group New Mexico Recipes to bring people together to share the love for New Mexico Cuisine. You will find a lot of authentic recipes and photos from people all over the world in the group.
Feel free to contact us or submit your own recipes through the contact form at the bottom of this page or through the New Mexico Recipes Facebook group.
1 cup of flour
1/2 cup blue corn meal
1 tsp baking powder
2 tsps sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1 egg
3 tbsp melted butter (cooled)
1 1/4 cup cold milk
1/2 cup pinon nuts
Combine dry ingredients in mixing bowl. Add egg, butter and milk and whisk until combined. Do not
over mix.
Heat griddle and butter place tbsp of pinon on griddle and pour batter to cover. Sprinkle additional
pinon on batter and flip
to cook on both sides. Serve with syrup or apple sauce.
Submitted by Liddie Martinez
3 cups of flour
1 Tbsp of yeast
3/4 cup of milk (room temperature)
2 eggs
1 stick of butter (room temperature)
pinch of salt
3/4 cup of sugat
1 Tbsp of vanilla
Cut dough into a round shape. Fry in oil and let dough rise two times.
Nestle milk chocolate chips for glaze
Submitted by Mirta Martinez
Boil 2 cups of water
whisk in the blue corn
add 4-5 tbs of Atole (make like cream of wheat)
add a pinch salt
add sugar, cinnamon, and a little milk to liking
butter optional
Enjoy!
Submitted by Elaine Bueno
(crock pot recipe)
12-15oz dried posole (rinse)
2.5-3.5 lb pork butt or roast
(I use boneless but you can use with bone just fish out bones when done cooking)
1 onion chopped
1 tablespoon minced garlic or more
2-3 tablespoons Chimayo chile powder
1 tablespoon salt
Put roast in bottom, add posole, onion, garlic. Pour water over until everything covered. Put salt
and Chile powder on top of water. No need to mix. Cook overnight 10-12 hours on high
In morning take out bones and shred pork and put pork back into crock pot. Add more water salt and Chile
powder to taste as needed.
Submitted by Pamela Lujan
1 corn or flour Tortilla
Red or green chile with beans
2 eggs
shredded cheese
Warm tortilla and place it on the bottom of the plate. Add your chile beans and top with cheese. Fry
eggs
to your liking and place them on top of chile beans and cheese. In addition you can make hashbrowns on
the side or add
a side of meat.
Enjoy!
Submitted by Fran Roybal
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 tablespoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup milk
1/2 cup vegetable oil
2 eggs
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Preheat the oven to 375. Grease 16 muffins cups.
In a bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon and salt.
In another bowl, beat together the milk, vegetable oil, and eggs. Make a well in the center of the dry
ingredients and add the wet ingredients. Stir just until combined – don’t overmix.
Divide the mixture evenly between the prepared muffin cups.
In a small bowl, combine the 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. Sprinkle the cinnamon sugar
mixture over the tops of the batter filled cups.
Bake the muffins until a toothpick instead in the center comes out clean, 13-15 minutes.
Submitted by Nathan Ortiz
Quick blended salsa made with some roasted jalapeños, tomato, garlic, onion and salt in the blender.
Fried potatoes for 5 minutes to get a little crunch and added ground beef to brown. At the end when
almost done I add several spoons of salsa and salt and pepper, mix well and add more or less to your
preference. I turn to low to stay warm.
Before I cooked my meat I prepared my dough so it would have time to rise while I prepared salsa and
meat
potato mixture. I made 8 sopapillas and a couple of small tortillas. Store/restaurant bought is fine too,
but I’m home bound for a few more weeks so I’m making my own.
When sopapilla cools a bit I cut open one side, stuff with meat and potatoes, cheese, more salsa and
I
like a lot of lettuce in mine 😻. I serve with sour cream and avocado, but we like to make smothered ones
sometimes too.
Submitted by Kerry Caldwell
You will need:
About 2 lbs boneless skinless chicken cut into bite sized pieces
1 onion chopped
½ bunch celery chopped
1 sweet red pepper chopped (I had a handful of multi colored minis which worked)
¼ cup butter
¼ cup flour
1 cup milk or cream
Garlic (about 3 cloves minced)
Salt (a couple of pinches)
Curry powder (a palm-full)
Powdered chile (a palm-full)
Dry mustard (maybe a teaspoon?)
Paprika (about the same as the mustard)
Red or green curry paste (optional)
A selection of condiments – try to choose a few each of salty/sharp tasting and sweet ones.
Put the chicken, vegetables, and all the spices except the garlic in a slow cooker with a cup and a
half of water. Cook on low about 8 hours, checking and adding more water if needed partway through.
An hour or two before you want to eat, cook the garlic in the butter for a few minutes then whisk in the
flour to make a roux. Add the milk and whisk briskly until it thickens. Add the creamy garlic sauce to
the chicken in the crockpot and stir well. Taste it, and if you want more spice you can add some curry
paste at this point. Cook on low at least another hour.
Serve over rice with a selection of condiments.
Traditional condiments include:
Nuts
Peanuts
Raisins
Crushed Pineapple
Orange segments
Banana slices
Coconut flakes
Scallions
Chutney
Pickle relish
Lime relish
Bacon pieces
Capers
Cucumber slices
Radish slices
Pepitas
Olives
Submitted by Sidney Coulombe Arp
In small bowl add 1 cup warm water, 1 packet of yeast, and 3 tablespoons sugar and set aside (I put mine on the stove). In a microwave safe bowl add 1 cup milk and 1/2 cup shortening, melt in microwave about 1-2 minutes. Add both bowls of ingredients to a bigger bowl, add 1 egg and 2 teaspoons salt, mix slightly, then mix in 5-7 cups flour. I use my big Kitchenaid mixer or my hand mixer with dough attachments. Cover and let it sit for 20-30 minutes, then fry.
Submitted by Jana De Herrera
4 large avocados, smashed.
The juice from half a lime
1/4 of an onion finely diced
A couple splashes of Tabasco
1 fresh diced jalapeno
1 fresh diced tomato
Garlic salt to taste
Mix all ingredients into a bowl
ENJOY!
Submitted by Elisa Roe
1 bag uncooked shrimp
boil until cooked
Drain and let cool down.
In the mean time, Peel and dice 1 cucumber, Dice 1 tomato, onion to your liking.
1 jalapeno.
Dice shrimp once cooled. Add to veggies.
Dice 2 avocados and cilantro, to your liking.
Season with salt, garlic, pepper and squeeze 1 lemon and 1 lime.
Refrigerate after for about an hour before eating.
Submitted by Dashia Nicole
1 cup of chopped red onion
1 cup of chopped white onion
1 cup of chopped roma tomatoes
1 cup of chopped cilantro
4 to 6 Chopped Jalapenos
Season with black pepper and garlic salt
1 tbsp lemon juice
ENJOY!
Submitted by Jana De Herrera
1 lb hamburger or round steak cut
Cut into cubes and brown the meat with diced onion
Sprinkle the meat with Lipton onion mushroom mix or beefy onion soup mix.
Add diced peeled potatoes.
Add at least 2 cups of water
Cover with lid and let simmer until potatoes are soft.
Add salt and pepper to taste
Fix any side veggies preferred. (corn, green beans, asparagus, calabacitas, etc)
Submitted by Fran Roybal
1/2 cup Pure Chimayo Red Chile powder
2 1/2 cups vegetable or chicken broth
2 or 3 Tbs. canola oil
1 small white onion, finely chopped
2 cloves fresh garlic, finely chopped
1 tsp. cumin seed, toasted and ground
1 tsp. Mexican oregano
1 tsp. salt
Put the Chimayo Chile powder in a medium bowl & whisk 1 cup of the broth into the powder to make a
smooth mixture with no lumps, then set aside. Heat the oil in a large, heavy saucepan and saute the onion
for 5 minutes over medium heat. Toss in the garlic and saute another 2 minutes. Stir in the cumin,
oregano and cook, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes. Scrape the Chile mixture into the pan & stir; then
add the remaining broth and cook, stirring, until the sauce reaches the simmering point. Do not let the
Chile sauce scorch or boil. Reduce the heat to low, add the salt, and simmer the sauce gently, stirring
frequently, for 20 to 30 minutes or until it is the consistently you like; then set aside to cool. When
cool, pour into a clean jar, cover tightly, and store in the refrigerator. The sauce keeps well for up to
2 weeks. To keep longer, freeze it as soon as it has cooled. This recipe makes about 2 cups.
Submitted by Pamela Lujan
Beef Skirt steak rubbed with a mixture of spices (1 tbsp red chili powder, 1 tbsp
cumin, 1 tbsp garlic
powder, 1 tbsp pepper, t tbsp salt) wrap in foil, bake on 225 for 3 or more hours. Slice, it will
actually fall apart.

Place on tortilla cast iron pan on medium to high heat.
Pico de gallo
3 tomatoes chopped
2 jalepenos chopped
2 green onions sliced
Juice of 2 limes
Salt to taste
Submitted by Michelle Patschke
3 cups of flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
3 tablespoons of shortening or lard
1 1/2 teaspoons of salt
3/4 cup of warm water
Combine all ingredients adding water a little at a time. Knead dough for approximately 2 minutes.
 Cook on griddle turning only once.
Make approximately 1 dozen.
Submitted by Fran Roybal
3 1/2 cups of flour. (have extra on the side)
1/4 cup of sugar
1 teaspoon of vanilla or more optional
1/2 cup of condensed milk
1 egg and 2 yolks
2 packs of yeast
1 teaspoon of salt
Start with 1/3 cup of milk room temperature (have extra on the side)
1/2 cup of warm water to mix with the 2 packs of yeast to that add 1 teaspoon of sugar let it rise
double in size.
Bake at 375 for 22 minutes. If you want it more of a darker brown 25 minutes.
Submitted by Mirta Martinez
Boil your lasagna for ten minutes, I take cooked pasta and add my cheese mixture (use what you like I used cottage cheese, parmigiana, feta and chipotle cheddar but you can easily use others but one should be sticky to hold everything together whe rolling). Add oregano to your cheese mixture and any other spices you like.
I then added chopped green chile, you can skip the meat if desired but I added ground beef I had cooked with green chile, finely diced onion and garlic.
Roll up and place in dish seam side down. I spread some sauce on the bottom of my dish, add my rolls and then top with other half of sauce. Add shredded cheese, chopped chile and bake 30 minutes at 350. Fresh basil on top made it sing 🎶😋.
I used jarred Alfredo sauce because someone gave me six jars and I had three left, but homemade is great. I’ve also made with marinara as well.
 (You can boil your own chicken and use the stock from that instead)
1 can cream of celery
1 can cream of mushroom
1 can cheddar cheese soup
salt, pepper, garlic powder
8 oz. sour cream
corn tortillas
shredded Mexican cheese
Sauté garlic and onions with a little oil and butter until fragrant, add green Chile. Add all 3 soups
and
cook on medium high heat. Add shredded chicken and chicken stock. I usually add about 1/4-1/2 of 32 oz
box. Just enough to thin out the soup since it’s a little thick. Season with salt, pepper and garlic
powder. Cook on med-low heat for about 15 min. Take off heat and fry your corn Tortillas. When it’s time
to layer, add 8 oz. sour cream to your enchilada mix. Layer immediately- tortillas, sauce then cheese.
Don’t forget the cheese! Cover with foil and bake in oven for 30 min at 350 degrees.
Submitted by Monica Zafra
I brown around 3 lbs of hamburger meat in one pan, and in another pan, I fry about 6 to 8 diced potatoes & 1 whole diced onion, then I drain the meat add little flour to toast and brown (like a gravy), then I added 1 can of corn, 1 can of stewed tomatoes, the cooked potatoes and add water to your consistency liking. Then add chopped green Chile about 2 to 3 cups & seasonings I like garlic powder, onion powder, dried cilantro, salt & pepper. Simmer for about 30 minutes & serve.
Submitted by Pamela Lujan
Very quick & simple meal.
Brown hamburger in one pan drain fat.
Toast fideo noodles in another pan with oil. Once noodles are all toasted...add garlic salt, chicken
tomato bouillon & around 32oz of water...bring to a boil, add meat & cover with lid until most of liquid
is absorbed and noodles are cooked.
Submitted by Pamela Lujan
1 Pound Beef Tongue, boiled, peeled and cut into long lengths for grinding
1 Pound Pork or Beef roast, cooked and cut into long lengths for grinding
1 Cup Piñon Nuts, shelled
½ Cup Granulated Sugar & ½ Cup Piloncillo or Dark Brown Sugar
3 Apples, baked or 1 ½ Cups Apple Sauce
½ Cup Golden Raisins
1 Tablespoon Ground Cinnamon
1 Teaspoon Ground Cloves, Vanilla, Sea Salt
1 Cup Broth, reserved from roast
1 Cup Cooking Oil for frying
Feed meat through meat grinder using disk for a medium grind. Add the rest of the ingredients except
for the broth and piñon nuts and combine well. Depending on the texture of the filling add broth a little
at a time or applesauce until the filling is
desired consistency. Don’t make it too wet or your pastry will get soggy and hot oil will pot up when you
are frying but you do not want a texture that is too dense either.
Add piñon nuts at the end and fold into mixture until evenly distributed. Set aside. If you do end up
with a filling that is too wet – put it uncovered in an oven pre-heated to 325° and bake
for 20-30 minutes stirring once. Let filling cool before you assemble empanaditas.
PASTRY INGREDIENTS
6 Cups Flour
4 tsp. Baking Powder
2 tsp. Salt
1 ¼ Cups Lard or unsalted butter
¾ Cup Cold milk
Mix dry ingredients together and cut in lard or butter. Add just enough milk to make into a dough
ball. Rest the dough in the fridge for at least 15 minutes before rolling. Roll dough out into a
rectangular
sheet and cut 4” rounds. Fill and fold pastry over into a half moon. Brush edge with damp brush and pinch
edges to seal. Deep fry in hot oil a minute or two on each side until golden brown. Drain on paper
towels.
Submitted by Liddie Martinez
1 pound of ground beef
1 package of taco seasoning
1 head of lettuce
4 green onions
3 tomatoes
1 can of black olives
1 bag of Doritos (Nacho Cheese)
1 package of shredded cheese
Cook ground beef and add the taco season to the meat. You will need a large bowl. Chop the lettuce,
onions,
tomatoes, and olives. Mix all together and add the ground beef. Top with Doritos and cheese. Add your
favorite salsa
and sour cream if desired.
Enjoy!
Submitted by Fran Roybal
Submitted by Mirta Martinez
Mix it in a .600 L mason jar rimmed with lime juice and ground dried Hatch with smashed sea salt, you
can buy or use powdered Hatch but you lose most of the fragrance.
add .20L of your favorite vodka
3 to 6 dashes of Worcestershire
1/8 tsp Horse Radish
I use the juice of only one lime or you take away the flavor of the bacon
2 to 3 dashes of Soy Sauce
celery salt to taste.
Now you add .450 L of your favorite type of Tomato juice for the purist but I like Clamato
Crushed ice.
The secret of the bacon infusion is you put on the skewer while hot with the olives and use thick cut
so it don't break
up when you use it to stir up the drink, stir slow, then use it as a garnish top drink with another dash
of celery salt and lime zest. Then enjoy.
Submitted by Nick Rocha
Graham Cracker Crust
1 1/2 packs of Graham Crackers
1 cup of chopped pecans
1/3 cup of sugar
1/2 cup of butter melted (possibly more)
In mixing bowl combine first three ingredients until well combined. Add butter and mix well until
mixture
sticks to side of bowl when firmly pressed into bowl. Place mixture in spring form pan press firmly into
pan.
baked for 30 minutes with oven at 400 degrees.
Submitted by Gloria Roybal
4-8 packs of cream cheese softened
1 cup of sugar
1/2 cup of sour cream
1/2 cup heavy cream
3 large eggs
1 cup half and half
1/2 cup of flour
2 Tbsp or so of vanilla
In large mixing bowl combine cream cheese, sugar, and sour cream. Cream together. Add remaining
ingredients
carefully one at a time until batter is the consistency of store bought egg nog. Pour into crust. Bake at
350 degrees for 50 minutes.
Submitted by Gloria Roybal
7 cups of flour
1 1/2 cups of sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons of cinnamon
3 1/2 packs of yeast
2 cups of water to start the yeast and add teaspoon of sugar to activate the yeast
2 sticks of butter melted at room temperature
If you need more water add enough to form your dough but start slowly.
you might use up to 2 1/2 cups depending on where you live (due to climate)
For the sweet dough that goes on top
1 1/2 stick of butter room temperature
1 1/2 cup of flour
1 cup of sugar
Bake at 425 for 15 minutes
Submitted by Mirta Martinez
2 eggs, separated
1 1/4 cup of flour
1 pint of milk
3/4 cup of sugar
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
Make paste with egg yolk, flour, and 1 cup of milk. Set aside. Add sugar and salt to remaining milk
scald at medium heat. Add egg mixture and cook at medium temperature until reaches consistency of soft
custard (approx. 30-40 minutes)
Beat egg whites until stiff and fold into custard. Pour into serving dish, let it cool, sprinkle with
cinnamon and serve.
Submitted by Fran Roybal
1 1/2 cups diced apples, peeled (2-3 apples)
1 cup flour
1/4 cup sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/3 cup milk
1 egg
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Oil for frying
In bowl, mix flour, sugar and baking powder.
In a glass, mix milk and egg then add it into dry ingredients and mix until just combined
(Mixture will be thick).
In bowl, toss the apple chunks with the cinnamon and sugar
Add apples into batter and stir just to coat apples.
Heat fryer to 350.
Drop by heaping tablespoonfuls.
(use a second spoon to help drop batter from first spoon)
Fry for 3-4 minutes.
(use a fork or tongs to flip over 1/2 way)
Place on a cooling rack with paper towels underneath.
Glaze.
1 1/2 cups icing sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
2 tablespoons milk
In small bowl, mix glaze ingredients and drizzle over fritters
Fry in batches
Makes 8-10 depending on size you drop them
Submitted by Sara Lynn
3 Eggs plus 2 egg whites
1 Cup Sugar
½ Cup Piñon Nuts
1 Teaspoon Grand Marnier Liquor
1 8 Ounce Can Sweetened Condensed Milk
1 8 Ounce Evaporated Milk
1 ½ Teaspoon Vanilla
Tea Kettle of Boiling Water for hot water bath.
Pre-heat oven to 350° F, place folded tea towel at the bottom of a 9 inch X 13 inch casserole dish (six
ramekins should fit in the casserole dish without touching). Set aside.
In a cast iron skillet over medium heat melt sugar until fully liquefied and cook until golden brown. Add
Grand Marnier to sugar, stir and pour equally into ramekins swirling to coat bottom and sides. Add on
tablespoon or so of piñon nuts to each ramekin and place on tea towel. Set aside.
In a large bowl, beat eggs and yolks with milks and vanilla until smooth. Place in container with a spout
and pour equally into the ramekins. Place in center of the oven and pour boiling water into casserole
dish covering halfway up the ramekins, bake for 55 minutes or until custard has set firm but centers
still jiggle. Cool completely overnight in the fridge. Run a knife around the edge before turning out.
Makes 6 servings.
Submitted by Liddie Martinez
3 cups of lard
2 1/2 cups of sugar
3 eggs
1 1/2 of milk
1 tsp of baking powder and 1 tsp of baking soda
1/4 tsp of salt, 1 tbsp vanilla
1 tbsp whole anise seed, crushed
1 teaspoon cinnamon
4 lbs of flour
cinnamon sugar
cream lard, sugar, and eggs until light and fluffy. Add the rest of the ingredients, in order, until
well mixed.
Then add flour a cup at a time mixing with both hands until the dough no longer sticks to your hands.
Roll dough a little
at a time using flour. Cut and dust top with cinnamon sugar. Bake at 375 degrees for 12-15 min. Let cool.
Submitted by Liddie Martinez
2 ounces blanco tequila
1 ounce triple sec
1 ounce freshly squeezed lime juice
1/2 ounce agave nectar
1 ounce prickly pear puree
Salt
Lime wedge for garnish
Combine all the ingredients in a mixing glass and shake over ice.
Strain into a salt-rimmed margarita glass and garnish with a lime wedge.
Enjoy!
Submitted by Nathan Ortiz
1 cup of white rice
1 1/3 cup sugar adjust depending on how sweet you want (2/3 cup of sugar if you want it less sweet.)
1/2 cup chopped almonds
1 cinnamon stick
1 Tsp vanilla
1 Can 12 ounces Evaporated milk
1 1/2 cup of milk or almond milk
1 Liter of water
Ice
Start by soaking the rice, cinnamon, and almonds in a bowl of water all night, or at least for 5
hours so that the rice softens slightly.
Strain the water from the cinnamon, rice, and almond mixture that were soaking, disposing of water.
Blend the cinnamon, rice, and almond mixture with evaporated milk until a smoother mix is formed and the
grains of rice are completely ground.
Strain the resulting liquid into a pitcher, and add the sugar, vanilla, and milk. Mix well until
everything is well combined. Add a liter of water, and serve with ice.
Enjoy!
Submitted by Nathan Ortiz


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scam: Shape Constrained Additive Models
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(Pya and Wood, 2015) <doi:10.1007/s11222-013-9448-7>.
Models can contain multiple shape constrained (univariate
and/or bivariate) and unconstrained terms. The routines of gam()
in package 'mgcv' are used for setting up the model matrix,
printing and plotting the results. Penalized likelihood
maximization based on Newton-Raphson method is used to fit a
model with multiple smoothing parameter selection by GCV or
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Building Something More than Hello World
In the previous chapter, we showed you how to build a “Hello World” app. Now let’s do something more interesting. Let’s build a Recipe Book app.
What you will learn
In this tutorial, you will learn how to implement an Angular controller. You will also learn more about the model, which Angular calls the scope.
When you’re finished, you will be able to write your own custom controller and use it to control the view. You will understand how to create data in the model, expose it through the controller, and access it from the view.
Running the sample app
The code for this chapter is in the Chapter_02 directory of the angular.dart.tutorial download. View it in Dart Editor by using File > Open Existing Folder... to open the Chapter_02 directory.
Now run the app. In Dart Editor’s Files view, select Chapter_02/web/index.html, right-click, and choose Run in Dartium.
Dartium launches, displaying the first version of the Recipe Book app. Play with the app a bit by clicking on each recipe and watching it display in the view.
Understanding scopes
In previous chapter, we alluded to the scope and provided a partial definition. In this chapter, we provide a more complete picture of scopes in Angular.
A scope in Angular is an execution context, and is
similar to the idea of a scope or block in conventional programming
languages. There isn’t just one scope in an Angular app. At any given
moment, there is a hierarchy of scopes that roughly mimics the DOM’s
structure. The ng-app
directive declares the boundary of
the root scope. Angular elements within the ng-app
can
create their own scopes called child scopes. Child scopes implicitly
inherit the properties of their parents, but the properties defined in a
child scope are not visible to the parent scope, nor to sibling
scopes.
The diagram below shows how some relevant portions of the HTML template map to the Model/Scope, and how it’s represented in the view.
Understanding the model
In the previous chapter, we gave a simplified definition of the model (i.e., the model is the scope).  The app model is defined as any property, function, or object that is reachable from an app scope.
There are several ways that model properties, functions, or objects can be created in a scope. In the previous example, we showed you how to create and use a model property directly in the view, with code patterns like this:
Properties created in this way are created in the root scope, and hence not in the scope of any controller. These properties are available in the view, but nowhere else. Creating model data in this way is useful for demonstrating basic concepts in tutorials, but in practice it is not recommended.
The usual way to create model members is to create a controller class and expose the controller to the view through a directive.
Understanding @Controller
controllers
The easiest way to create a controller is to put the
@Controller
annotation on a controller class and then
declare the controller class as a type in the app's Module object.
In the Recipe Book example, we see this annotation on the
RecipeBookController
class:
This annotation tells Angular that the class
RecipeBookController
is an Angular controller. When the
compiler sees one of these in the DOM, it instantiates the controller
class.
Controllers are configured by setting properties on the annotation. Here we describe the most common properties.
selector
The required selector
field defines the CSS selector that
will trigger the controller. It can be any valid CSS selector which does
not cross element boundaries.
publishAs
The publishAs
field specifies that the controller instance
should be assigned to the current scope under the name specified. The
controller’s public fields are available for data binding from the view
through the publishAs
name. Similarly, the controller’s
public methods can be invoked from the view using the
publishAs
name. Here is an example:
Here we also see how to tell the Angular bootstrapping code about our
custom types. Angular uses dependency injection to instantiate the
application classes you create. Inside the
addModule()
method, a new
Module
is created. This module provides all of Angular’s
built-in services and directives. Your app’s module is added to the
list of modules that Angular loads.
Including your controller class in the module allows Angular to instantiate the controller we just created.
From the view, we can use the controller by adding a set of attributes to the element which will trigger the CSS selector declared on the controller:
Anything within the containing element has access to the controller’s scope.
Angular features
In this chapter, we introduced you to two more built-in Angular
directives: ng-repeat
and ng-click
.
ng-repeat
Now that you have a better understanding of scopes, let’s elaborate on
them further by describing what’s going on behind the scenes with the
ng-repeat
tag.
The ng-repeat
directive on the li element causes Angular
to iterate over the model (the recipes property in the
RecipeBookController), and clone the li in the compiled DOM for each
recipe in the list. Each li is created with its own scope and its own
instance of the recipe property. If the model changes (for example, if a
recipe is added to or deleted from the model), the
ng-repeat
tag re-evaluates the model and updates the view
automatically.
ng-click
ng-click
is a built-in Angular directive that allows you
to specify custom behavior when any element is clicked. In our example,
it invokes the selectRecipe()
method on the controller,
passing it the recipe property from the view.


MS&E 311 Winter 2010-2011 Handouts |
| Title | Last Updated |
| Lecture 17: Final Review | March 9, 2014 |
| Lecture 16 : Algorithm Analysis of Computing an KKT point | March 4, 2014 |
| Lecture 15 : Barrier Methods for Conic Linear Optimization | February 28, 2014 |
| Lecture 14 : Lagrangian Methods for Constrained Optimization | February 28, 2014 |
| Lecture 13 : Newton's Method for Optimization | February 24, 2014 |
| Lecture 12 : First-Order Methods for Optimization | February 19, 2014 |
| Lecture 11 : Optimization Algorithms | February 18, 2014 |
| Lecture 10: Midterm Review | February 9, 2014 |
| Lecture 9 : More Applications of Optimality Condition Theory | February 5, 2014 |
| Lecture 8 : Applications of Optimality Condition Theory | February 3, 2014 |
| Lecture 7 : High-order Optimality Conditions II | February 3, 2014 |
| Lecture 6 : High-order Optimality Conditions I | January 27, 2014 |
| Lecture 5 : Lagrangian Function and Duality | January 20, 2014 |
| Lecture 4 : Feasibility, Optimality and Conic Duality II | January 18, 2014 |
| Lecture 3 : Feasibility, Optimality and Conic Duality I | January 12, 2014 |
| Lecture 2 : Elements of Optimality Analysis | January 11, 2014 |
| Lecture 1 : Introduction | January 7, 2014 |
| Solvers in Matlab | March 13, 2012 |
| Bonus Projects | February 10, 2012 |
| Exchage Market Material I | January 29, 2010 |
| Exchage Market Material II | January 29, 2010 |
| Core Reading Material | January 29, 2010 |
| Supplement Note: Proofs of Conic LP Duality | February 6, 2008 |
| Fisher Price Solver | February 14, 2007 |
| Example Demonstration in Excel | January 13, 2007 |
| Supper-Ball Auction | January 20, 2006 |
| Matlab solvers for linearly constrained convex programing | February 27, 2005 |
| Supplement Note: Alternative Systems | January 26, 2005 |
| Early class note by Prof. Cottle | November 25, 2004 |
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| Mongo |
This is a major client-faced module, for the high level usage.
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| MongoAdmin |
This is a major client-faced module, for the high level usage.
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| MongoHeader |
This module defines the header for every message sent to or received from MongoDB.
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| MongoOperation |
This module defines the types of operation that are used in MongoDB requests and replies.
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| MongoReply |
This module defines reply that MongoDB sends back for a query.
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| MongoRequest |
This module create request string that can be sent to MongoDB.
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| MongoSend |
This module simply define two functions used as underlying low level unix socket output.
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| MongoUtils |
This module contains some utility tools or helpers
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| MongoMetaOp |
Meta-Query Operators.
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mdtRow
Representing a row which should be placed inside mdt-table
element directive.
Please note the following: This element has limited functionality. It cannot listen on data changes that happens outside of the component. E.g.: if you provide an ng-repeat to generate your data rows for the table, using this directive, it won't work well if this data will change. Since the way how transclusions work, it's (with my best knowledge) an impossible task to solve at the moment. If you intend to use dynamic data rows, it's still possible with using mdtRow attribute of mdtTable.
<mdt-row [table-row-id="{string|integer}"]> </mdt-row>
| Param | Type | Details |
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| tableRowId (optional) | stringinteger | when set table will have a uniqe id. In case of deleting a row will give back this id. |
<mdt-table> <mdt-header-row> <mdt-column>Product name</mdt-column> <mdt-column>Price</mdt-column> </mdt-header-row> <mdt-row ng-repeat="product in products" table-row-id="{{product.id}}"> <mdt-cell>{{product.name}}</mdt-cell> <mdt-cell>{{product.price}}</mdt-cell> </mdt-row> </mdt-table>


Some of my 2013 Talks
In my role at 4D I am a Developer Advocate I speak a bit at meetups and conferences.
Here are my slides and notes for 2013. After the event I will add some more information about the talk to the slides so that they act a bit like a journal.
This repo is hosted as a website at http://2013-talks.lyle.troxell.com .
-Lyle
Upcoming Talks
Past Talks
| Date | Event | City / Location | Topic / Slides |
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| 2013-11-26 | 4D Summit EU | Paris, France | 4D Summit Keynote - co-speaker Video: 4D Mobile Keynote Talk Video: C_OJECT in 4Dv14 |
| 2013-11-19 | 4D DevConf or 4D Entwicklerkonferenz | Eching, Germany | 4D Mobile Keynote Talk (keynote file) Wakanda Google Glass Talk |
| 2013-10-25 | JS.everywhere(2013) | Treasure Island, San Fransisco, CA - Winery SF | Hosting Event and JS in Glass Talk |
| 2013-10-17 | 4D Summit | Los Vegas, NV - Cosmopolitan | hosting event and two keynotes Video: Fun Intro to Keynote (but add an 8) Video: Part 1 Keynote Video: Part 2 Keynote |
| 2013-10-10 | The Great WebDev Debates | Los Gatos, CA - eBay | Responsive Design vs Adaptive Design - Moderator Slides |
| 2013-10-05 | Silicon Valley Code Camp | Wakanda & Google Glass - html - SlideShare | |
| 2013-09-12 | Digital Arts and New Media Orientation | University of California at Santa Cruz | [http://github.com/lyle/DANM.JOY] |
| 2013-07-25 | NYC.JS | New York, NY - AlleyNYC | Glass Wakanda Slides |
| 2013-07-24 | NoVa.JS Meetup | Washington DC, AOL | Glass Wakanda Slides |
| 2013-06-14 | Web-5 Conference | Béziers, France - The IUT of Béziers | Get the Server Side our of the Way with Wakanda - My Slides |
| 2013-05-21 | Seattle JS | Seattle Washington - Filter Digital | seattle.html |
| 2013-05-20 | Seattle Web App Developers Group | Seattle, Washington - Adobe | Wakanda |
| 2013-04-18 | Great WebDev Debates | Mountain View, CA - PayPal | How to Run a Front-end Engineering Team - Moderator |
| 2013-03-19 | Lyle Leaves UCSC | University of California at Santa Cruz | Slides of my history at UCSC] |
Got any photos of an event I participated in? Send me a pull request! or just email. - Thanks
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| I | wish | this | worked as well as I wanted it to work. |


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Are you bleeding on the edge of rails 3 and need to shim up some unobtrusive JavaScript to work with your link_to
code that uses a destructive :method option? I did today and here is what I did to solve it. If you are unfamiliar with the problem, and what has been happening in rails 3 with UJS, check out Piotr Solnica's blog for a good run down. Or you can check out the simple code block below.
So no more tag soup. Yea! There was much rejoicing, but I could not find any illustrated examples of what type of JavaScript to use to back this up. There are two problems at play here. First, simple link <a>
tags are not forms and hence methods like post/put/delete are not going to be solved with simple query params. Second, because link tags are not forms, there is no authenticity_token hidden in the generated form, like a button_to
would generate. Let's ignore the second problem for a bit and see what I came up with for using with Prototype.
In this example I am only covering the DELETE action. This code could be abstracted to take a "method" argument and use it. As you can see, it's just a simple iteration over the links with custom "data-method" attributes and attaching a function to it. For brevity, I am using the Builder.js methods for building DOM objects. See anything odd up there? The authentication token? You got it, destructive actions like POST/DELETE/PUT will need that token. I wrote up a great article a year or so ago that still works today titled RESTful AJAX with Forgery Protection (In Rails3) that gives me that nice global var. Check it out for the last piece to this puzzle and have fun working on the edge!


After a few weeks at Microsoft, when I was feeling particularly frazzled with my work and travel schedule, Peter Drayton pulled me aside to reinforce what I'd heard before: the first 6 months at MS suck for everyone; after that, you either hate it forever or you can't ever imagine working anywhere else. At that point in my budding MS career, I was leaning towards the former. Peter, having been there, said that he'd gotten a piece of advice that had seen him through.
The advice was simple: have an agenda. The idea is, no matter what projects you work on, no matter what groups you go to, no matter what tasks you're into that day, to have an underlying agenda that pushes you forward and drives your decisions. Businesses call such a thing a "vision statement." Authors call it a "story." Whatever you call it, it's always helpful to have one and here's mine:
"Remember what it's like to not work at Microsoft."
That's it. That's my goal. Of course, as with all things, Dr. Seuss says it better than I can:
"I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees. I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues."I consider it my mission to speak for the thousands of developers that I've known and talked to over the years that have no tongue inside Microsoft.
This came up just this morning on the phone with a colleague of mine at MS. He said, "We need to maintain the value of X." I replied, "I don't care about the value of X. I care about enabling our customers to get the most out of our products." Of course, there are hundreds of people concerned with X inside of MS and they would be less than happy that I'd dismissed the value of it, but that didn't matter to me. What mattered was being the kind of developer advocate inside of MS that had helped me when I wasn't there and to be a constant reminder to my colleagues of the needs of those folks.
Since MS was founded by developers and run by developers (which has its pros and cons), I plan on being more successful than the Lorax.


URL
http://chilipeppr.com/
Base Boot Javascript
// Sample Base Boot Javascript // ---------------------- // You should create a JSFiddle that loads your content // by forking an existing workspace to get started. Then // you can also fork any widgets, elements, or other // JSFiddles that you need to modify so that others can // benefit from your modifications. // The chilipeppr.load() method is used to load a // JSFiddle and inject it's HTML (inluding its // CSS/Javascript) into a DOM element. The first // parament must be the HTML ID of the DOM element. chilipeppr.load("pnlWorkspace", // Edit URL below to your JSFiddle "http://fiddle.jshell.net/myfiddlenuser/n3DLs/show/light/", function() { console.log("My workspace done loading."); // This is an example of publishing to the flash message // feature that is loaded by the root panel. Chilipeppr // Hardware Fiddle recommends you loosely couple your // widgets/elements by using the pubsub calls built // into the top-level chilipeppr object. // Parameters: pubsub-channel (string), title (string), body (string) chilipeppr.publish("/com-chilipeppr-elem-flashmsg/flashmsg", "My Workspace Loaded", "I just loaded my workspace."); // You can run other code here once your workspace is loaded // however it's more likely you will run init() code inside each // of your widgets inside your workspace JSFiddle rather than here } );
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| virtual | ~ApplicationIOImp () |
| void | connect (void) override |
| Connect to the application via shared memory. More... | |
| bool | do_shutdown (void) const override |
| Returns true if the application has indicated it is shutting down. More... | |
| std::string | report_name (void) const override |
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| std::string | profile_name (void) const override |
| Returns the profile name to be used in the report. More... | |
| std::set< std::string > | region_name_set (void) const override |
| Returns the set of region names recorded by the application. More... | |
| void | controller_ready (void) override |
| Signal to the application that the Controller is ready to begin receiving samples. More... | |
| void | abort (void) override |
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| Public Member Functions inherited from geopm::ApplicationIO | |
| ApplicationIO ()=default | |
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Signal to the application that the Controller has failed critically.
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Connect to the application via shared memory.
Implements geopm::ApplicationIO.
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overridevirtual |
Signal to the application that the Controller is ready to begin receiving samples.
Implements geopm::ApplicationIO.
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Returns true if the application has indicated it is shutting down.
Implements geopm::ApplicationIO.
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overridevirtual |
Returns the profile name to be used in the report.
Implements geopm::ApplicationIO.
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Returns the set of region names recorded by the application.
Implements geopm::ApplicationIO.
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overridevirtual |
Returns the path to the report file.
Implements geopm::ApplicationIO.


Through a friend I heard about The Apple apartments, a new building being built in the city full of one bedrooms for a reasonable price. My idea of an ideal home has always been one bedroom (ish), although a house rather an apartment but that’s unrealistic as close as I want to be to the city.
Perhaps being in the market for something like this in the near future I naturally looked them up online. The main thing I was looking for was a completion date, instead I get:
- An unskippable Flash splash page.
- A video of the same model doing various activities in different outfits cut between stock footage of Brisbane.
- Flash slideshows of the same model doing more various things.
- Meaningless marketing gobbledegook such as:
We have a new world city view on life. The world is now full of fast energy with intelligent phones, wireless internet, casual working hours and a commitment to being kind to the environment.
- Information embedded in PDFs displayed using an insane Flash app with an excruciatingly slow page turn animation and sound effects.
- A 56 page brochure made up almost entirely of full page photographs of the same model doing various activities, stock images and random photos of the city with text overlays saying things like “make a difference” and “it’s all yours”.
When I was told simply what they were, one bedroom apartments, priced well and in a great location, I was very interested. When I find try to find out more from their official marketing I’m thoroughly put off the entire thing.
Just like when I find myself being swayed by a well done advertising campaign that focuses on anything but product I remind myself that the marketing department and the product department are disconnected parties. In many cases the marketing department probably isn’t even part of the company. A good advertising campaign doesn’t mean a good product.
It works both ways, The Apple Apartments terrible marketing material doesn’t necessarily mean the product is terrible but it sure makes it difficult.


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*** Under Siege 2: Dark Territory |
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Nationality: Generic American™ Training/Specialty: Same as Under Siege KILLS: 23 (!) Broken Bones |
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| Elbows: 1 Left | Knees: |
| Back: | Neck: 3 |
| Wrist: | Ankles: |
| Fingers: 5 Right, 4 Left | |
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Notable Painful Injuries: Kicked in front of train (and run over), shot in the gut with a flare which then lights him and the light fluid-soaked stairs on fire, falls off cliff and hits many rocks, face smashed into cliffside, fingers cut off with helicopter door |
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One-liners: [Baby cries] Evil hijacker: "SHUT THAT BITCH UP!"  |
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Comments: This movie gave me words to live by: "Assumption is the mother of all fuck-ups." |


Home / Product
ENERGYMAX's new product is unique gels based on L - arginine.
All over the world, arginine is called the most powerful amino acid of cardiology and immunology. That isn't just so! Our body converts L-arginine into nitrous oxide, a molecule that helps blood vessels expand to increase blood flow.
"L-Arginin Omir kilti" gels are the result of the long work of Kazakhstani scientists.
Sembayev Aydin Kudaybergenovich was the founder and ideological inspirer of the development of these products.
The variety of actions of "L-Arginin Omir kiltie" gels are really impressive.
Here is some of them:
Improve the immune system;
Effective in the treatment of burns;
Contribute to maintaining a normal level of blood pressure;
Accelerate wound healing in surgical patients;
Stimulate the production of growth hormone, which helps to reduce body fat and increase muscle mass;
Prevents prostatitis;
Prevents diseases of female reproductive systems;
Have a beneficial effect on vascular health;
Improve blood microcirculation;
Prevent premature ageing of the body;
Prevent intoxication of the body;
Synthesis of multivitamins, hormones and enzymes;
Promote the healing of damaged ligaments
and bone tissue;
Restoration of the capillary system of blood vessels.
Regulation of the glands of internal, external and mixed secretion;
Gels can be sprayed under the tongue, or applied to damaged skin, make compresses, used as a face mask, for hair, and used for gynecological purposes.
TG - L-arginine with black caraway seeds, clove oil, kelp. Since ancient times, many peoples have used kelp to treat various diseases.It consists of alginates, mannitol, protein substances, vitamins, mineral salts and trace elements. Laminaria is rich in vitamins A, C, E, D, PP and group B. All micro and macro elements necessary for people are absorbed easily from kelp.
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G - L-arginine with clove oil and with kelp. Unusual-looking buds of the clove tree are famous not only for their burning taste and spicy aroma but also for their healing effect.This spice has long been used in medicine for the prevention and even treatment of certain diseases. Particularly its antiparasitic properties are well known. The chemical composition of caraway is unusually large. Its beneficial properties are explained by a high content of vitamins, minerals and, of course, essential oil.
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M-L-arginine with mint oiland kelp. Mint is well known for all of us. But some people know that even one fragrant leaf of mint is enough to have a tremendous effect on the whole human body!Mint is produced on an industrial scale, which is not surprising, given the rich historical experience of its use, the number of diseases in which it helps and the number of nutrients in the composition. Moreover, new and unexpected possibilities of using mint in medicine, nutrition and cosmetology are still being discovered by scientists.
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T - L-arginine with black caraway seeds and kelp A lot has been written about the wonderful properties of black caraway.It contains vitamins A, B, C, E, as well as calcium, phosphorus, zinc, iron, manganese, flavonoids, essential oils, essential amino acids omega-3, 6, 9-all this makes black caraway oil indispensable for the human body.Since the time the man has adapted to eat and use as medicine the kelp.
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Gels with L-arginine are presented in 4 forms.
MAIN ADVANTAGES of the gels "L-Arginin Omir kilti"
of the company ENERGYMAX!
Its unique effect on the body has been proven by scientists and time! State registration, security.
Easy to carry and carry in your purse - compact and does not require drinking water.
Totally natural!
Multifunctional effect on the whole body!
The effect on the body is felt from the first
drop under the tongue!
External use - penetrates the deepest layers of the skin and enters the blood!
Shown to everyone, including pregnant women and children!
Easy to use! Spraying into the sublingual zone.
No side effects!
And much more ....
Using gels "L-Arginin Omir Kilti" you will always be healthy, cheerful and beautiful.
Contraindications for use:
Method of application:
Individual intolerance
For 1 drop 3 times a day, shake well before use.
Pregnant in the 1st trimester.;
For children: half the dose.
During lactation.
Whether 1 or 2 drops on wet skin (face, joints, gums).
© 2020. nrg-max.com


BLAST FROM THE PAST Reviewed by Jamie Peck
Rating: *** (out of ****) New Line / 1:46 / 1999 / PG-13 (sex jokes, language) Cast: Brendan Fraser; Alicia Silverstone; Christopher Walken; Sissy Spacek; Dave Foley; Scott Thomson Director: Hugh Wilson Screenplay: Bill Kelly; Hugh Wilson
Last October's "Pleasantville" found the innocent 1950s going up against the liberal '90s and getting creamed, with teens from modern times reforming the pristine and pure "Father Knows Best"-esque universe they found themselves trapped in. The new comedy "Blast From the Past," then, covers similar terrain in reverse, featuring a hero whose life-long experience with early-'60s society and mores throws him into mass culture shock when he's suddenly thrust into a contemporary setting. The story, once set up, sounds incredibly goofy, but "Blast From the Past" is somehow a blast for the present that fondly recalls the bygone era with cozy warmth and comfortable affection.
In shying away from "Pleasantville"'s progressive preachiness - it's one big flaw - "Past" has frothy charm to spare, and a lot of it comes from the impeccable actors. That Brendan Fraser and Alicia Silverstone are given the movie's romantic leads virtually promises a strong turnout of loyal young fans, but the big surprise is how good they are - both apart and together. He, too often cast as cartoonish lunkheads, radiates nice-guy appeal in a performance guaranteed to induce smiles and grins; she, who followed her stellar "Clueless" debut with less-than-stellar turns in tripe like "Hideaway" and "Excess Baggage," gets terrific mileage out of a smallish role.
Christopher Walken and Sissy Spacek show up as Fraser's good-natured but jaded parents, and their too-fun work here is the movie's equivalent of a bonus prize. Writer Bill Kelly and co-scribe/director Hugh Wilson ("The First Wives Club") play all their best ideas first, resulting in a terrific first hour that then begins to drag as it nears its conclusion; after an inspired sequence set in a swing club, some frustrating plotting takes place (that interlude with social services - huh?). But the cast is the real blast in "Past," and they're alive and shining even when the film isn't.
© 1999 Jamie Peck E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Visit The Reel Deal Online: http://www.gl.umbc.edu/~jpeck1/ "Now you'd think that Karla the roommate would figure out that since Julia has been living for two years with terrifying nightmares, and since most of her friends and neighbors have been filleted by the Fisherman, it would be unwise to sneak into her room in the dark, make suspicious noises and hide in the closet. Roommates do not think like this in slasher movies." -Roger Ebert on "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer"
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| AbstractSVGTransform
Abstract implementation of SVGTransform . |
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| SVGOMTransform
This class is the implementation of the SVGTransform interface. |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.bridge | |
|---|---|
| AnimatedAttributeListener
An interface to listen for changes on any animatable XML attribute in an SVGOMDocument . |
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| AnimatedLiveAttributeValue
An interface for LiveAttributeValue s that have an animated value
component. |
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| LiveAttributeException
Thrown when a live attribute cannot parse an attribute's value. |
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| SVGAnimationContext
Context class for SVG animation elements to support extra methods. |
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| SVGAnimationTargetContext
Context interface for elements that can be the target of animations. |
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| SVGContext
This interface is the placeholder for SVG application informations. |
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| SVGDocumentFactory
This interface represents an object which can build a SVGDocument. |
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| SVGOMAElement
This class implements SVGAElement . |
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| SVGOMDocument
This class implements SVGDocument . |
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| SVGOMElement
This class implements the SVGElement interface. |
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| SVGPathContext
Context class for the SVG path element to support extra methods. |
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| SVGSVGContext
Context class for svg:svg elements. |
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| SVGTextContent
This class provides the interface for the SVGTextContentElement for the bridge to implement. |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.bridge.svg12 | |
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| SVGAnimationTargetContext
Context interface for elements that can be the target of animations. |
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| SVGContext
This interface is the placeholder for SVG application informations. |
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| SVGOMDocument
This class implements SVGDocument . |
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| SVGTextContent
This class provides the interface for the SVGTextContentElement for the bridge to implement. |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.dom.svg | |
|---|---|
| AbstractElement
This class provides a superclass to implement an SVG element, or an element interoperable with the SVG elements. |
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| AbstractSVGAnimatedLength
This class provides an implementation of the SVGAnimatedLength interface. |
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| AbstractSVGAnimatedLength.AnimSVGLength
This class represents the SVGLength returned by AbstractSVGAnimatedLength.getAnimVal() . |
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| AbstractSVGAnimatedLength.BaseSVGLength
This class represents the SVGLength returned by AbstractSVGAnimatedLength.getBaseVal() . |
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| AbstractSVGAnimatedValue
An abstract base class for the SVGAnimated* classes, that
implements an AnimatedAttributeListener list. |
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| AbstractSVGItem
Adapter for the SVGItem interface. |
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| AbstractSVGLength
Default implementation for SVGLength. |
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| AbstractSVGLengthList
This class is the implementation of SVGLengthList . |
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| AbstractSVGList
This class is a base implementation for a live list representation of SVG attributes. |
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| AbstractSVGMatrix
This class provides an abstract implementation of the SVGMatrix
interface. |
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| AbstractSVGNormPathSegList
This class is the implementation of the normalized SVGPathSegList . |
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| AbstractSVGNormPathSegList.SVGPathSegGenericItem
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| AbstractSVGNumber
Implementation of SVGNumber . |
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| AbstractSVGNumberList
This class is the implementation of SVGNumberList . |
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| AbstractSVGPathSegList
This class is the implementation of SVGPathSegList . |
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| AbstractSVGPathSegList.SVGPathSegItem
Internal representation of the item SVGPathSeg. |
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| AbstractSVGPointList
Abstract implementation of SVGPointList . |
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| AbstractSVGPreserveAspectRatio
Abstract implementation for SVGPreservAspectRatio This is the base implementation for SVGPreservAspectRatio |
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| AbstractSVGTransform
Abstract implementation of SVGTransform . |
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| AbstractSVGTransformList
This class is the implementation of SVGTransformList . |
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| AnimatedAttributeListener
An interface to listen for changes on any animatable XML attribute in an SVGOMDocument . |
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| AnimatedLiveAttributeValue
An interface for LiveAttributeValue s that have an animated value
component. |
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| AttributeInitializer
This class is used by elements to initialize and reset their attributes. |
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| ExtendedTraitAccess
Interface for SVG DOM classes to expose information about the traits (XML attributes and CSS properties) their elements support. |
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| IdContainer
An interface for DOM nodes that can look up elements with IDs. |
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| ListHandler
Interface that defines the functionnality of a list handler for the parser of attributes that are list. |
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| LiveAttributeValue
This interface should be implemented by all the attribute values objects that must be updated when the attribute node is modified. |
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| SVGContext
This interface is the placeholder for SVG application informations. |
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| SVGDescriptiveElement
This class provides a common superclass for elements which contain descriptive text. |
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| SVGDocumentFactory
This interface represents an object which can build a SVGDocument. |
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| SVGGraphicsElement
This class provides a common superclass for all graphics elements. |
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| SVGItem
This interface represents an item in an SVGXXXList. |
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| SVGMotionAnimatableElement
An interface for SVG elements that can be animated with 'animateMotion'. |
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| SVGOMAngle
Implementation of an SVGAngle not associated with any attribute. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedBoolean
This class implements the SVGAnimatedBoolean interface. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedEnumeration
This class provides an implementation of the SVGAnimatedEnumeration interface. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedInteger
This class implements the SVGAnimatedInteger interface. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedLength
This class provides an implementation of the SVGAnimatedLength interface. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedLengthList
This class is the implementation of the SVGAnimatedLengthList
interface. |
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SVGOMAnimatedLengthList.AnimSVGLengthList
SVGLengthList implementation for the animated length list value. |
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SVGOMAnimatedLengthList.BaseSVGLengthList
SVGLengthList implementation for the base length list value. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedMarkerOrientValue
A class that handles an SVGAnimatedAngle and an
SVGAnimatedEnumeration for the 'marker' element's
'orient' attribute. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedMarkerOrientValue.AnimatedAngle
The SVGAnimatedAngle component of the marker orient value. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedMarkerOrientValue.AnimatedEnumeration
The SVGAnimatedEnumeration component of the marker orient value. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedMarkerOrientValue.AnimSVGAngle
This class represents the SVGAngle returned by SVGOMAnimatedMarkerOrientValue.AnimatedAngle.getAnimVal() . |
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| SVGOMAnimatedMarkerOrientValue.BaseSVGAngle
This class represents the SVGAngle returned by SVGOMAnimatedMarkerOrientValue.AnimatedAngle.getBaseVal() . |
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| SVGOMAnimatedNumber
This class implements the SVGAnimatedNumber interface. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedNumberList
This class is the implementation of the SVGAnimatedNumberList
interface. |
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SVGOMAnimatedNumberList.AnimSVGNumberList
SVGNumberList implementation for the animated number list value. |
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SVGOMAnimatedNumberList.BaseSVGNumberList
SVGNumberList implementation for the base number list value. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedPathData
This class is the implementation of the SVGAnimatedPathData
interface. |
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SVGOMAnimatedPathData.AnimSVGPathSegList
SVGPathSegList implementation for the animated path data value. |
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SVGOMAnimatedPathData.BaseSVGPathSegList
SVGPathSegList implementation for the base path data value. |
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SVGOMAnimatedPathData.NormalizedBaseSVGPathSegList
SVGPathSegList implementation for the normalized version of the
base path data value. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedPoints
This class is the implementation of the SVGAnimatedPoints interface. |
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SVGOMAnimatedPoints.AnimSVGPointList
SVGPointList implementation for the animated point list value. |
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SVGOMAnimatedPoints.BaseSVGPointList
SVGPointList implementation for the base point list value. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio
This class implements the SVGAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio interface. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio.AnimSVGPARValue
This class represents the SVGPreserveAspectRatio returned by SVGOMAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio.getAnimVal() . |
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| SVGOMAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio.BaseSVGPARValue
This class represents the SVGPreserveAspectRatio returned by SVGOMAnimatedPreserveAspectRatio.getBaseVal() . |
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| SVGOMAnimatedRect
Implementation of SVGAnimatedRect . |
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| SVGOMAnimatedRect.AnimSVGRect
This class represents the SVGRect returned by getAnimVal(). |
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| SVGOMAnimatedRect.BaseSVGRect
This class represents the SVGRect returned by getBaseVal(). |
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| SVGOMAnimatedString
This class implements the SVGAnimatedString interface. |
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| SVGOMAnimatedTransformList
This class is the implementation of the SVGAnimatedTransformList interface. |
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SVGOMAnimatedTransformList.AnimSVGTransformList
SVGTransformList implementation for the animated transform list
value. |
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SVGOMAnimatedTransformList.BaseSVGTransformList
SVGTransformList implementation for the base transform list value. |
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| SVGOMAnimationElement
This class provides an implementation of the SVGAnimationElement interface. |
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| SVGOMComponentTransferFunctionElement
This class represents the component transfer function elements. |
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| SVGOMElement
This class implements the SVGElement interface. |
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| SVGOMFilterPrimitiveStandardAttributes
This class represents a SVGElement with support for standard filter attributes. |
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| SVGOMGradientElement
This class implements SVGGradientElement . |
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| SVGOMPathElement
This class implements SVGPathElement . |
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| SVGOMPoint
An implementation of SVGPoint that is not associated with any
attribute. |
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| SVGOMRect
An implementation of SVGRect that is not associated with an
attribute. |
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| SVGOMTextContentElement
This class provides a common superclass for all graphics elements. |
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| SVGOMTextPositioningElement
This class implements SVGTextPositioningElement . |
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| SVGOMURIReferenceElement
This class implements SVGURIReference . |
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| SVGOMUseShadowRoot
This class implements DocumentFragment interface. |
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| SVGPathSegConstants
Constants for the SVGPathSeg interface. |
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| SVGPointShapeElement
This class provides a common superclass for shape elements that are defined with a 'points' attribute (i.e., polygon and polyline). |
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| SVGStylableElement
This class provides a common superclass for elements which implement SVGStylable. |
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| SVGStylableElement.OverrideStyleDeclaration
This class is a CSSStyleDeclaration for the override style of the element. |
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| SVGStylableElement.StyleDeclaration
This class represents the 'style' attribute. |
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| SVGTextContent
This class provides the interface for the SVGTextContentElement for the bridge to implement. |
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| SVGURIReferenceGraphicsElement
This class provides support for Xlink to a graphics element. |
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| SVGURIReferenceTextPositioningElement
This class implements both SVGTextPositioningElement
and SVGURIReference .. |
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| TraitAccess
Interface for accessing traits on an element. |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.dom.svg12 | |
|---|---|
| AbstractElement
This class provides a superclass to implement an SVG element, or an element interoperable with the SVG elements. |
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| AttributeInitializer
This class is used by elements to initialize and reset their attributes. |
|
| ExtendedTraitAccess
Interface for SVG DOM classes to expose information about the traits (XML attributes and CSS properties) their elements support. |
|
| IdContainer
An interface for DOM nodes that can look up elements with IDs. |
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| SVGDOMImplementation
This class implements the DOMImplementation interface. |
|
| SVGGraphicsElement
This class provides a common superclass for all graphics elements. |
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| SVGMotionAnimatableElement
An interface for SVG elements that can be animated with 'animateMotion'. |
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| SVGOMDocument
This class implements SVGDocument . |
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| SVGOMElement
This class implements the SVGElement interface. |
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| SVGOMTextContentElement
This class provides a common superclass for all graphics elements. |
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| SVGOMTextPositioningElement
This class implements SVGTextPositioningElement . |
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| SVGStylableElement
This class provides a common superclass for elements which implement SVGStylable. |
|
| TraitAccess
Interface for accessing traits on an element. |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.extension | |
|---|---|
| AbstractElement
This class provides a superclass to implement an SVG element, or an element interoperable with the SVG elements. |
|
| ExtendedTraitAccess
Interface for SVG DOM classes to expose information about the traits (XML attributes and CSS properties) their elements support. |
|
| SVGOMAnimatedBoolean
This class implements the SVGAnimatedBoolean interface. |
|
| SVGOMAnimatedTransformList
This class is the implementation of the SVGAnimatedTransformList interface. |
|
| SVGOMElement
This class implements the SVGElement interface. |
|
| TraitAccess
Interface for accessing traits on an element. |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.extension.svg | |
|---|---|
| AbstractElement
This class provides a superclass to implement an SVG element, or an element interoperable with the SVG elements. |
|
| ExtendedTraitAccess
Interface for SVG DOM classes to expose information about the traits (XML attributes and CSS properties) their elements support. |
|
| SVGAnimationTargetContext
Context interface for elements that can be the target of animations. |
|
| SVGContext
This interface is the placeholder for SVG application informations. |
|
| SVGOMElement
This class implements the SVGElement interface. |
|
| SVGOMTextContentElement
This class provides a common superclass for all graphics elements. |
|
| SVGOMTextPositioningElement
This class implements SVGTextPositioningElement . |
|
| SVGStylableElement
This class provides a common superclass for elements which implement SVGStylable. |
|
| SVGTextContent
This class provides the interface for the SVGTextContentElement for the bridge to implement. |
|
| TraitAccess
Interface for accessing traits on an element. |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.swing.svg | |
|---|---|
| SVGOMDocument
This class implements SVGDocument . |
| Classes in org.apache.batik.dom.svg used by org.apache.batik.transcoder | |
|---|---|
| SVGOMDocument
This class implements SVGDocument . |
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Just a note on eating cannabis. I was in Benares, India, back in 1998. Benares the City of Death (it really is). Anyway. I drank a hearty glass of thick marijuana milk shake with a flamboyant Australian friend sometime in the evening. A little later the effects came on, and I found myself transported from a restaurant, where I should have been calmly eating my dindins to a dark nether world of panic and delusions of apocalypse. The usual effects of increased heart beat and paranoia that one experiences having taken on too much THC were the least of my troubles. The world spun, I could not focus, and I felt sick to my stomach. I could not breath, but not from my usual response to overindulgence (panic), but because my body was sucked so completely of energy that the muscles in my chest were not strong enough to lift my ribs and arms from my chest.
Making my way home, having parted from my companion who was happy and having a whale of a time making friends with the fry chef, I came as close to crawling as one can without actually touching the floor with one's hands. I had to walk, doubled up with exhaustion, using the narrow alley walls as crutches.
When I got back to my room, experiencing and having experienced horrors that are too dreary to list here, I lay down, waiting for the storm to pass, which did not happen for many hours. I was even unable to resort to my standard last ditch method of reclaiming normality after taking too much, masturbation, so locked out was I from my body.
Anyway, in light of this anecdote I would like to offer a few tips that have helped me, specifically concerning overindulgence in cannabis:
#1. Remember that eating marijuana can lead to a really foul experience. Eating can be good, but less is always more when doing so. You can never lose buy eating too little, and, conversely, once you realize you have eaten too much, it is too late.
#2.When too stoned, focus on something that will really keep your attention. Best of all is a friend. Do not be afraid to tell them that you feel shitty, it really helps. This also usually sparks up an involved dialogue which makes you forget how terribly panicked you were.
#3.When too stoned, the ancient remedy of the Hindu holy men is sugar melted in butter. It works pretty good.
#4. I do not recommend, as have others on this site, the concentration on one's breathing if it is your breathing that is bothering you. I, personally, am never satisfied with the state of my breathing when stoned to any degree. I find that ignoring what you think is wrong with you is the best way to get rid of such feelings, especially in light of the fact that those feelings are never real.
#5. As noted before, and with the hope of not sounding vulgar, having a wank, along with the old favourites of brushing the teeth or taking a shower, usually works too.
I hope those who read this find it helpful if they are ever caught out.
Thanks
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Visual Hierarchy - Mcdonald's website
www.mcdonalds.com.phMcdonald's website show good visual hierarchy by putting visual emphasis on their specials. Right now they have a special on Milk Tea, this is emphasized by putting the product front and center.
White Space and Clean Design - Titan22 website
www.titan22.comThe page is designed cleanly and with adequate white space so the customers viewing the website can just focus on the site's most important content, it shoes. The white spaces also allow the customer to get a good look of each shoe without any distractions.
ARC: Alignment - Carousell
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If we list all the natural numbers below 10 that are multiples of 3 or 5, we get 3, 5, 6 and 9. The sum of these multiples is 23. Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000.
const N = 1000; let sum = 0; for (let i = 0; i < N; i++) { if(i % 3 === 0 || i % 5 === 0) sum += i; } console.log('sum', sum);


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Aircraft crashes in Nyeri
by Tony MukereWorrying trend
A light aircraft on Monday crash-landed shortly after taking off from the Nyaribo Airstrip in Mweiga area, Nyeri County.
There were no casualties in the morning incident which happened near the airstrip's runway.
The airtsrip has relatively low traffic although it has in the past year been increasingly busy after the launch of commercial flights between Nyeri and Nairobi.
The incident adds on to growing safety concerns in the aviation industry.
The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) recently grounded a fleet of planes belonging to Silverstone Airlines after multiple mishaps over the past three months.


All submissions for this problem are available.Jamoora is a microbiologist. Unfortunately, there has been an outbreak of plague in his hometown. Plague is being spread by mice which are currently N in number and they increase every day by R% through reproduction(obviously). Number of mice remaining is rounded down to nearest integer after each day. Also, due to resource constraints Jamoora can only remove a constant number of mice S every day in the morning. Jamoora has received order from his government that he must eradicate the plague within D days. Your task is to help Jamoora by finding the minimum number S that successfully eradicates the plague in D days.
Input:
First line will contain T, number of testcases. Then the testcases follow.
Each testcase contains of a single line of input, three space seperated integers N, R, D .
Output:
For each testcase, output minimum S that successfully eradicates the plague in D days.
Constraints
1≤T≤10
2≤N≤2∗109
1≤R≤105
1≤D≤104
Sample Input:
1
1000 50 5
Sample Output:
384
EXPLANATION:
In the above case, the set amount of rats to be removed everyday(the solution) is 384. On the first day after removal 616 rats are left, which after reproduction becomes 924. Similarly, for further days, number of rats become,
Day 2: 540 & 810,
Day 3: 426 & 639,
Day 4: 255 & 382,
Day 5: 0 and 0.
Thus, plague is eradicated on the fifth day.