Tiny but perfect jQuery scrollbar plugin
I worked on the personal project recently, and I was trying to find the jQuery scrollbar plugin that’s perfect. But there was no perfect scrollbar plugin. That’s why I decided to make one.
perfect-scrollbar is very tiny but perfect(for me, and maybe for the most of developers) jQuery scrollbar plugin.
I hope you love this!
Demo: http://noraesae.github.com/perfect-scrollbar/
perfect means…
Yes! the only thing that’s not perfect is my English.
It’s cool, isn’t it?
To make this plugin perfect, some requirements were not avoidable. But they’re all very trivial and there’s nothing to worry about.
The requirement below is for perfect-scrollbar <= 0.3.4
perfect-scrollbar supports optional parameters.
The scroll speed applied to mousewheel event.
Default: 10
If this option is true, when the scroll reach the end of the side, mousewheel event will be propagated to parent element.
Default: false
When set to an integer value, the thumb part of the scrollbar will not shrink below that number of pixels.
Default: null
When set to true, and only one (vertical or horizontal) scrollbar is visible then both vertical and horizontal scrolling will affect the scrollbar.
Default: false
When set to true, the scroll works with arrow keys on the keyboard. The element is scrolled only when the mouse cursor hovers the element.
Default: true
When set to true, the scroll bar in X axis will not be available, regardless of the content width.
Default: false
When set to true, the scroll bar in Y axis will not be available, regardless of the content height.
Default: false
The number of pixels the content width can surpass the container width without enabling the X axis scroll bar. Allows some “wiggle room” or “offset break”, so that X axis scroll bar is not enabled just because of a few pixels.
Default: 0
The number of pixels the content height can surpass the container height without enabling the Y axis scroll bar. Allows some “wiggle room” or “offset break”, so that Y axis scroll bar is not enabled just because of a few pixels.
Default: 0
```html
When the html document is like above, just use like this:
javascript
$(‘#Demo’).perfectScrollbar();
```
With optional parameters:
javascript
$("#Demo").perfectScrollbar({
wheelSpeed: 20,
wheelPropagation: true,
minScrollbarLength: 20
})
If the size of your container or content changes:
javascript
$('#Demo').perfectScrollbar('update');
If you want to destory the scrollbar:
javascript
$('#Demo').perfectScrollbar('destroy');
If you want to scroll to somewhere, just use scroll-top css and update.
javascript
$("#Demo").scrollTop(0);
$("#Demo").perfectScrollbar('update');
Also you can get the informations about how to use the plugin from example codes in the examples
directory of the source tree.
perfect-scrollbar supports jquery-mousewheel. If you want to use mousewheel features, please include jquery-mousewheel before using perfect-scrollbar.
If you want to make this plugin’s update function more responsive, jquery-resize can be helpful.
I really welcome contributions! Please feel free to fork and issue pull requests when…
For IE problems, please refer to IE Support
This plugin supports old IE browsers in the minimum range. The plugin is tested in IEs >= IE6 and works(not well, but works).
But the project will not accept the patches to fix IE problems in IE 6/7/8.
From jQuery 2.0, jQuery also will not support IE 6/7/8. I also think that supporting old browsers really breaks the web development conventions.
When old IEs should be supported, please fork the project and make patches personally.
The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2012 HyeonJe Jun.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
It means, you can freely fork and modify this project for commercial or non-comercial use!
If you have any idea to improve this project or any problems using this, please feel free to contact me.
Email: noraesae@yuiazu.net


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Deals: Amazon UK Gets Into The Black Friday Spirit With Tasty Nintendo Switch Game Bundles
Two games for less
by Ryan CraddockWe're always on the lookout for a decent Nintendo Switch bargain or two, and we've stumbled across a set of unusual game bundles at Amazon UK that might be worth looking into ahead of Black Friday later this month.
This new offer sees seemingly random sets of games bundled together, with the combined price working out as much less than it would be were you to buy each game individually at their recommended retail price. Some bundles make a lot of sense - such as the Super Mario Party + Just Dance 2019 bundle - while others seem a little more far fetched.
If you just so happen to be wanting a number of these games, though, this could be an ideal solution. Feel free to take a look through and see if any take your fancy.
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening - Nintendo Switch Standard Edition
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy
Just Dance 2019 (Nintendo Switch) + Super Mario Party (Nintendo Switch)
Just Dance 2019 (Nintendo Switch) + New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (Nintendo Switch)
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Nintendo Switch)
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (Nintendo Switch)
Wolfenstein Youngblood Deluxe Edition (Nintendo Switch - Code in Box) + Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch)
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + Super Smash Bros - Ultimate (Nintendo Switch)
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
Trials Rising Gold (Nintendo Switch) + Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy
Just Dance 2019 (Nintendo Switch) + Super Mario Odyssey (Nintendo Switch)
Trials Rising Gold (Nintendo Switch) + Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Nintendo Switch)
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Nintendo Switch) + Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch)
Just Dance 2019 (Nintendo Switch) + Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + Super Mario Party (Nintendo Switch)
Trials Rising Gold (Nintendo Switch) + New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (Nintendo Switch)
Trials Rising Gold (Nintendo Switch) + Super Mario Odyssey (Nintendo Switch)
Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch) + Super Mario Odyssey (Nintendo Switch)
Trials Rising Gold (Nintendo Switch) + Super Mario Party (Nintendo Switch)
Trials Rising Gold (Nintendo Switch) + Wolfenstein Youngblood Deluxe Edition (Nintendo Switch - Code in Box)
Trials Rising Gold (Nintendo Switch) + Mortal Kombat 11 (Nintendo Switch)
Nintendo recently revealed its official Black Friday plans for 2019 in North America, but we'll also be keeping an eye out for the best deals from a variety of retailers over the next few weeks. Make sure to keep checking back with us for those.
Are any of these bundles perfect for you? Let us know with a comment below.


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The boy looked out at the horizon. There were mountains in the distance. And there were dunes, rocks, and plants that insisted on living where survival seemed impossible.
"What do you want here today?" the desert asked him. "Didn't you spend enough time looking at me yesterday?"
"Somewhere you are holding the person I love," the boy said. "So, when I look out over your sands, I am also looking at her."
"I want to return to her, and I need your help so that I can turn myself into the wind."
"What is love?" the desert asked.
"Love is the falcon's flight over your sands."
"Because for him, you are a green field, from which he always returns with game."
"The falcon's beak carries bits of me, myself," the desert said.
"For years, I care for his game, feeding it with the little water that I have, and then I show him where the game is."
"And, one day, as I enjoy the fact that his game thrives on my surface, the falcon dives out of the sky, and takes away what I've created."
"But that's why you created the game in the first place," the boy answered. "To nourish the falcon. And the falcon then nourishes man."
"And, eventually, man will nourish your sands, where the game will once again flourish. That's how the world goes."
"So is that what love is?"
"Yes, that's what love is." The desert didn't answer him for a few moments.
Then it told him, "I'll give you my sands to help the wind to blow, but, alone, I can't do anything. You have to ask for help from the wind."
A breeze began to blow. The tribesmen watched the boy from a distance, as the wind approached the boy and touched his face.
"Help me," the boy said. "There was a day you carried the voice of my loved one to me."


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Olympic chief urges focus on cheating athletes' 'entourage'
KATOWICE, Poland: Olympic chief Thomas Bach on Tuesday (Nov 5) urged governments to do more to help "drain the doping swamp" by going after the entourage of a cheating athlete.
"The athlete is not the only culprit," the President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) told the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) conference in Katowice.
"The athlete is supported and sometimes even driven to or forced into doping by a secretive network which may include coaches, agents, dealers, managers, officials from government or sport organisations, doctors, physiotherapists or others," he said.
But while sports organisations can punish competitors who test positive they are powerless "to identify and sanction in a deterrent way the athletes? entourage".
As an example he said if the IOC identified a doctor guilty of doping it will banish him from the Games.
"But after the doctor goes back home, in most cases he can just continue with his nefarious business without any consequences.
"This is not acceptable. This is the wrong signal. This needs to be changed," he told WADA delegates on the opening day of their fifth world conference.
"This is where we need the full support of the government authorities. They have the necessary authority and tools to take action."
Bach cited state-doping in Russia, the Aderlass blood-doping Operation and the scandal-hit Nike Oregon Project as all highlighting the "urgent need to focus much more on the athletes? entourage".
By holding everybody implicated in a doping case accountable "we can take a major step forward to strengthen justice and credibility for the protection of the clean athletes and to drain the doping swamp."


--- layout: post title: Better analysts, better data, better theory? All of the above date: 2011-08-10 15:58:53.000000000 -04:00 categories: - Commentary on works - Politics - Social Science tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '7106425' author: login: samarthbhaskar email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: samarthbhaskar first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
Harvard Business Review has a new blog post up by Daryl Morey, the General Manager of the Houston Rockets, in which he argues that with a market teeming with better and better analysts, its not the skills of these analysts that will be the future of successful quantitative analysis, but instead the quality of data.
The answer is better data. Yep, that's right. Raw numbers, not the people and programs that attempt to make sense of them. Many organizations have spent the last few years hiring top analysts based on the belief that they create differentiation. Smart companies such as Google believe they need savants to crunch those numbers and find the connections that regular humans could not. But my experience, and what I'm hearing from more organizations (sports and non), shows that real advantage comes from unique data that no one else has.
I'm not so convinced. I think we're headed toward an age of a quantifiable representation of a majority of our world. So, in some ways, I am on board with Morey's call for higher quality data. But I believe that will be almost inevitable. What I would like to see is better theory applied to analyze this data, for data to be open for use and analysis by experts and non-experts alike and for the inferences that are drawn on the data to be put toward actionable results (in my field of interest, toward smarter policy).


The Link component allows uniform opening of external web resources for the Web and Desktop client.
Link
Unlike LinkButton, it does not generate events on the server side, so you cannot react on clicking the link.
LinkButton


parse - Parse a Tcl script into commands, words, and tokens.
This command parses a Tcl script into commands, words and tokens. Each of the commands below takes a script to parse and a range into the script: {first length}. The command parses the script from the first index for length characters. For convenience length can be set to the value "end". The return of each command is a list of tuples indicating the ranges of each sub-element. Use the returned indices as arguments to parse getstring to extract the parsed string from the script.
The parse command breaks up the script into sequentially smaller elements. A script contains one or more commands. A command is a set of words that is terminated by a semicolon, newline or end the of the script and has no unclosed quotes, braces, brackets or array element names. A word is a set of characters grouped together by whitespace, quotes, braces or brackets. Each word is composed of one or more tokens. A token is one of the following types: text, variable, backslash, command, expr, operator, or expand. The type of token specifies how to decompose the string further. For example, a text token is a literal set of characters that does not need to be broken into smaller pieces. However, the variable token needs to be broken into smaller pieces to separate the name of the variable from an array indices, if one is supplied.
The first index is treated the same way as the indices in the Tcl string command. An index of 0 refers to the first character of the string. An index of end (or any abbreviation of it) refers to the last character of the string. If first is less than zero then it is treated as if it were zero, and if first + length is greater than or equal to the length of the string then it is treated as if it were end.
Returns a list of indices that partitions the script into commands. This routine returns a list of the following form: commentRange commandRange restRange parseTree. The first range refers to any leading comments before the command. The second range refers to the command itself. The third range contains the remainder of the original range that appears after the command range. The parseTree is a list representation of the parse tree where each node is a list in the form: type range subTree.
Returns a list that partitions an expression into subexpressions. The first element of the list is the token type, subexpr, followed by the range of the expressions text, and finally by a subTree with the words and types of the parse tree.
Returns a list that partitions a variable token into words. The first element of the list is the token type, variable. The second is the range of the variable's text, and the third is a subTree that lists the words and ranges of the variable's components.
Parses a script as a list, returning the range of each element. script must be a valid list, or an error will be generated.
Gets the range in bytes of string, optionally beginning at ?index? of length ?length? (both in characters). Equivalent to string bytelength.
Get the section of string that corresponds to the specified range (in bytes). Note that this command must be used instead of string range with values returned from the parse commands, because the values are in bytes, and string range instead uses characters as its units.
Converts byte oriented index values into character oriented index values, for the string in question.
Converts the given byte length into a character count, for the string in question.
set script { while true {puts [getupdate]} } parse command $script {0 end}
Returns:
{0 0} {5 30} {35 0} {{simple {5 5} {{text {5 5} {}}}} {simple {11 4} {{text {11 4} {}}}} {simple {16 18} {{text {17 16} {}}}}}
Or in other words, a string with no comments, 30 bytes long, beginning at byte 5. It is composed of a series of subwords, which include while, true, and {puts [getupdate]}.
parse, parser


Nehemiah 13:8
And it grieved me sore: therefore I cast forth all the household stuff to Tobiah out of the chamber.


pips Red=60 White=70
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I have done a lot of teaching over my backgammon career and more so over the last five years since I retired from full-time employment. Teaching the basics of the game is relatively easy but, as players improve, further development is much more difficult, as it is with most games and sports.
One reason is that only dedicated students will take the time necessary to learn the intricacies of the game. Many of my students have started out well but have balked at the hours required to become an expert player. Sadly for them Malcom Gladwell’s 10,000 hours theory holds as true for backgammon as it does for just about everything else in life. You cannot become a great player in a couple of months.
Not only do you have to master the technical side of the game, but you also have to develop the right mental attitude for each form of the game that you play, be it money, chouette or match play. Teaching players how to develop the correct mental attitude is as difficult, if not more so, than teaching technical competence.
I find this is particularly so in match play where most beginners and intermediates just cannot accept that risk and reward must be balanced and that decisions must be based upon analysis and logic rather than on emotion.
Today’s position shows a typical intermediate error in match play thinking. Black was leading 3-2 to 5 and very reasonably doubled. At 3-2 you often play on for an undoubled gammon but that is an unlikely scenario here. Black is a clear favourite and the position is certainly volatile so it is right to double.
Over the board White’s reasoning was that as he was not favourite it must be correct tor him to drop this double and live to fight another day and that is what he did. He subsequently lost the Crawford Game and the match. He did not want to put the match on the line by accepting the double. That type of thinking is commonplace in intermediate backgammon and it is why intermediates remain intermediates.
The correct think for White here is this: “If I drop I will be behind 3-away vs 1-away (Crawford). Therefore, my winning chances are exactly 25%. Can I do better by accepting this double and immediately redoubling to 4, putting the match on the line? In other words, are my winning chances in this game more or less than 25%?
My racing chances are reasonable but based on the race alone this would be a pass. However. I can also win by hitting a blot. Only 61, 65 and 66 leave immediate direct shots but Black will have difficulty clearing his 8-pt with both his bar-pt and 5-pt empty. It looks like I will hit often enough to bring my overall winning percentage up above 25%. Ergo, I take and redouble.”
In fact, White wins more than 28% of the time and therefore the take is very easy, and it is a triple blunder to pass.
The difficulty lies in getting the White player to think as above and leave the emotion out of it. I can assure you it takes more than a couple of teaching to change players’ mental attitudes.
One reason is that only dedicated students will take the time necessary to learn the intricacies of the game. Many of my students have started out well but have balked at the hours required to become an expert player. Sadly for them Malcom Gladwell’s 10,000 hours theory holds as true for backgammon as it does for just about everything else in life. You cannot become a great player in a couple of months.
Not only do you have to master the technical side of the game, but you also have to develop the right mental attitude for each form of the game that you play, be it money, chouette or match play. Teaching players how to develop the correct mental attitude is as difficult, if not more so, than teaching technical competence.
I find this is particularly so in match play where most beginners and intermediates just cannot accept that risk and reward must be balanced and that decisions must be based upon analysis and logic rather than on emotion.
Today’s position shows a typical intermediate error in match play thinking. Black was leading 3-2 to 5 and very reasonably doubled. At 3-2 you often play on for an undoubled gammon but that is an unlikely scenario here. Black is a clear favourite and the position is certainly volatile so it is right to double.
Over the board White’s reasoning was that as he was not favourite it must be correct tor him to drop this double and live to fight another day and that is what he did. He subsequently lost the Crawford Game and the match. He did not want to put the match on the line by accepting the double. That type of thinking is commonplace in intermediate backgammon and it is why intermediates remain intermediates.
The correct think for White here is this: “If I drop I will be behind 3-away vs 1-away (Crawford). Therefore, my winning chances are exactly 25%. Can I do better by accepting this double and immediately redoubling to 4, putting the match on the line? In other words, are my winning chances in this game more or less than 25%?
My racing chances are reasonable but based on the race alone this would be a pass. However. I can also win by hitting a blot. Only 61, 65 and 66 leave immediate direct shots but Black will have difficulty clearing his 8-pt with both his bar-pt and 5-pt empty. It looks like I will hit often enough to bring my overall winning percentage up above 25%. Ergo, I take and redouble.”
In fact, White wins more than 28% of the time and therefore the take is very easy, and it is a triple blunder to pass.
The difficulty lies in getting the White player to think as above and leave the emotion out of it. I can assure you it takes more than a couple of teaching to change players’ mental attitudes.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.436 0.717 0.005 0.000 - 0.283 0.004 0.000 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.687 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.313) 3. No double +0.649 (-0.037) Proper cube action: Double, take


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Pirates To Spend The Week Away
by Soccer LadumaFollowing Orlando Pirates’ 2-2 draw with Baroka FC, which according to coach Rulani Mokwena felt like a loss, the Buccaneers will spend the rest of the week away from Gauteng to prepare for their last match of the year.
Pirates played Baroka in Limpopo at the Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday. As confirmed to the Siya crew by sources in the know, Bucs will spend the week in Mbombela as part of the team's preparations for the last match of the year, which will be against Black Leopards next Saturday.
Read: 4 Pirates Stars Who Could Miss First Match Of 2020
Bucs will be expected to return to Johannesburg at the end of the week to finalise preparations for the match at Orlando Stadium.
“Pirates have travelled to Mpumalanga to prepare for their last match of the year. You can call it a team building exercise of some sort,” said the source.
Read: Middendorp Reveals Inspiration For Chiefs’ Eight-Goal Thriller
“The team left this morning (Monday), and I hear they will be at Ingwenyama Lodge until the end of the week,” the source adds.
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Deprecation Notice: This endpoint route is deprecated and
will be removed from the Teams API. We recommend migrating your existing
code to use the new
List child teams
endpoint.
GET /teams/:team_id/teams
Status: 200 OK
Link: <https://api.github.com/resource?page=2>; rel="next",
<https://api.github.com/resource?page=5>; rel="last"
[
{
"id": 2,
"node_id": "MDQ6VGVhbTI=",
"url": "https://api.github.com/teams/2",
"name": "Original Roster",
"slug": "original-roster",
"description": "Started it all.",
"privacy": "closed",
"permission": "admin",
"members_url": "https://api.github.com/teams/2/members{/member}",
"repositories_url": "https://api.github.com/teams/2/repos",
"parent": {
"id": 1,
"node_id": "MDQ6VGVhbTE=",
"url": "https://api.github.com/teams/1",
"html_url": "https://api.github.com/teams/justice-league",
"name": "Justice League",
"slug": "justice-league",
"description": "A great team.",
"privacy": "closed",
"permission": "admin",
"members_url": "https://api.github.com/teams/1/members{/member}",
"repositories_url": "https://api.github.com/teams/1/repos"
}
}
]
Status: 200 OK
[
]


The system configuration standards should be available for each type of system on the network and should be consistent with industry-accepted standards. Industry-accepted standards include the hardening guides published by SANS, NIST, CIS and NSA.
It is prudent to use configuration standards that have been subject to peer-review and have been proven effective by information security professionals who have already faced the challenges of standardizing system configurations.
Procure copies of the relevant hardening guides from SANS, NIST, CIS, and NSA. Compare the company system configuration standards to the industry-accepted standards. Make sure that the company system configuration standards are similar or identical to the industry-accepted standards.
Procure copies of the relevant hardening guides from SANS, NIST, CIS, and NSA. Use these industry-accepted configuration guides as the foundation for the company's configuration standards. Prepare configuration standards for each type of system used on the network. Use the configuration standards when setting up new systems. When changes are made to the configuration standards, apply the corresponding changes to the existing systems.


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| virtual TBuilder | Launch (Action< ItemsCollection< Observable >> action) |
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| virtual TBuilder | AppFolder (string appFolder) |
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| virtual TBuilder | AppProperty (string appProperty) |
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| virtual TBuilder | AutoCreateViewport (bool autoCreateViewport) |
| | True to automatically load and instantiate AppName.view.Viewport before firing the launch function. Defaults to: false More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Controllers (string[] controllers) |
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| virtual TBuilder | DefaultToken (string defaultToken) |
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| virtual TBuilder | EnableQuickTips (bool enableQuickTips) |
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| virtual TBuilder | GlyphFontFamily (string glyphFontFamily) |
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| virtual TBuilder | Namespaces (string[] namespaces) |
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| virtual TBuilder | LaunchHandler (string launchHandler) |
| | Called automatically when the page has completely loaded. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Paths (Action< ParameterCollection > action) |
| | Additional load paths to add to Ext.Loader. See Ext.Loader.paths config for more details. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Name (string name) |
| | The name of your application. This will also be the namespace for your views, controllers models and stores. Don't use spaces or special characters in the name. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Scope (string scope) |
| | The scope to execute the launch function in. Defaults to the Application instance.  More...
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| virtual TBuilder | StoreNames (string[] storeNames) |
| | Array of stores to require from AppName.store namespace and to generate getter methods for. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Stores (Action< ItemsCollection< AbstractStore >> action) |
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| virtual TBuilder | ViewNames (string[] viewNames) |
| | Array of views to require from AppName.view namespace and to generate getter methods for. More...
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SIPSorcery Guide and Reference
This site contains the usage guide and API reference for the SIPSorcery SIP and WebRTC library.
If you are new to the library here are some recommended starting points:
- You're not sure what you want Getting Started.
- You want to place a SIP call Getting Started.
- You want to perform more advanced SIP operations like transfers, on/off hold etc. SIPUserAgent.
- You want to use the Real-Time Transport Protocol in your application RTPSession.
- You want to use WebRTC in your application WebRtcSession.
The API reference is available here.
The library source code and examples are here.


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---
So you have managed to execute a query, but how on earth do you get them to be passed through the framework to your view. The trick is to set a resultKey for the result to be stored in, as shown below:
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What have we done to tackle America's hunger issue?
The National School Lunch Program (NSLP), fed about 30 million children each school day in 2014 and cost $12.7 billion. The federal government spent another $3.7 billion in 2014 to feed about 14 million children through the School Breakfast Program (SBP).
Taxpayers spent $16 billion feeding kids breakfast and lunch last year.
The presidents budget for 2018: $13.1 billion for the National School Lunch Program (an increase of $659 million)
$4.8 billion for the National School Breakfast Program (an increase of $287 million)
America squanders just $1.2 billion via school lunch annually, a tiny slice of the estimated US$218 billion in food wasted in America each year
How can we be more effective?
Make students and schools more aware! They are two large members in the fight against food waste, but are highly ignored. If the awareness does not spread to the student then the fight could be possibly cut short or nothing worth while.
There are many ways we can decrease waste:
Longer lunch periods should be created because not all students have an equal chance to eat lunch if they are buying. Also, having longer periods can lead to students consuming the correct amount of nutrition.
Allowing students to have recess before lunch allows students to have an increase in appetite. There was a 50% change in fruit and vegetable consumption throughout students.
Changing the lunchroom layout and having catchy names for fruits and vegetables will help more produce get eaten. Some name examples are “Strong Bones Milk,” and “Super Sweet Strawberries.”
A share table can reduce waste in multiple ways because it will allow students to take what they want from the unwanted items from other students.
Fruits and vegetables are encouraged to be taken by students however most students don't eat them and end up getting thrown into landfills all across the country, so we shouldn't force students to take things that they don't want.
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Why use digital history?
The goal of this project is to utilize components of the digital world to enhance the understanding of Catherine of Siena’s network system. A digital humanities project is a more suitable way to fully decipher Catherine’s complex network system because it enables viewers to visualize a network of people with connections to Catherine that a traditional thesis, structurally, could not fully depict and highlight all the myraid relations and nuances hidden in Catherine’s life. It also allows for a new and exciting way to analyze data and to showcase that data in visual and textual ways. Using specific network tools, this captured moment presents a vivid image that explains the power dynamics and social structure Catherine surrounded herself with during her successful saintly career. Additionally, a digital humanities project promotes accessibility to a wider public audience that a traditional thesis would not reach.
Digital humanities projects are the path forward for academics because it blends traditional academic practices along with the goal of reaching the public about what historians do for understanding the past. Digital humanities are relevant in the Age of Technology, and academic historians such as myself are broadening scholarly work to include the digital realm. Using digital humanities allows for outside researchers to make comparisons and conclusions and it diminishes the line between the general public and the sometimes private work that historians accomplish. The graphs and tools I use are available for everyone to see. Rather than just showing the end result, this project aims to show the audience some of the steps historians take to create a piece of scholarship. An example of this method is Steven Bednarski’s A Poisoned Past: The Life and Times of Margarida de Portu, a Fourteenthcentury Accused Prisoner.1 By showcasing the process of creating a final argument, others 1 can take different approaches all while understanding my path. It also allows me to showcase my decisions with the data visible.
The project also provides an interactive component that engages with viewers and allows them to pursue the information in their own way rather than the specific organization that a paper has. Digital humannities projects provides a space for viewers to self-educate themselves in a manner that makes sense to them. Innovating and interactive ideas encourage viewership and makes digital platforms a prime medium for information to be passed along.
I use the digital humanities as the tool to display my findings because of the wider audience, the visual component, and the ability to have an interactive data set. Additionally, digital technology is providing new ways to learn material, and as a creator it is providing new ways to analyze and discover information. My goal is two-fold, I expand on the use of network analysis and I present it in an interactive and engaging way that has uses in multiple settings.
Interactive History
My choice to use an interactive interface rather than static web pages came from the idea that viewers are more engaged in information that they can play with. Additionally, to fully understand Catherine’s network it is important to play with the different ‘characters’ involved in her life and how they interact with each other. Having the ability to visually see the evidence is a new way to understand the past, and personally is much easier to view and come to new conclusions.
It is also a way for viewers and other scholars to download my data and come to their own conclusions, which furthers the historical knowledge on Catherine and her life. Viewers can pursue the information in their own way that makes the most sense to their learning styles. This is where typically theses can lose an audience, by organization that is does not fit intuitively with the audience.
I particularly enjoyed the structure of
The Inner Life of Empires project that Harvard University hosts. The website is clean and understandable which makes learning about this family enjoyable and does not feel like a chore. This project utilizes network visualizations to provide a wider context and a digital platform to allow the user to explore the material in their own way all while maintaining academic authority.2Why use networks?
Using network analysis is a new way to formulate Catherine’s life that is inclusive of all those around her who helped her popularity rise. Network analysis creates a new picture of the social structure that followed her on travels, which has been neglected by scholars today because studies do not typically include the wider network surrounding her.3 These connections are easily missed because of the primary focus on Catherine alone and understanding her as a solitary unit or as part of a power couple with her confessor, Raymond of Capua, but my work on her network analyzes her relationships with travel companions and beyond.
Network studies understand that not all actors involved are aware of the network surrounding them, but they are still crucial to the success or failure of that network. Network analysis is rising in popularity among historians, Claire Lemercier argues that network analysis solves some historical issues because it takes, “reality as relational thus helps to go beyond purely micro or macro, agency-based or structure-based visions of the world.”4
The use of network analysis on Catherine’s life works well because of the network she purposefully made. Letters are an age old way to create a network system and Catherine fully utilized this system. She maintained communication with many of her recipients and wrote to an array of people from a multitude of classes, occupations, and genders. It provides a far-reaching network across city-states. Catherine had three levels of networks, her close companion group, the non-traveling group, and the wider range of letter recipients. The interactive graphs showcase the strongest connections Catherine had. I also synthesized other scholars depictions of Catherine's life to better understand her connections that were not apparent in reading her letters. Hopefully, other scholars, students, and the general public all find this new method approachable and easy to understand. This approach allows for others to repeat my strategy, and hopefully come to new and exciting conclusions.
What tools do I use?
Gephi is a tool for creating a visual network system that can handle multiple variables. I chose Gephi because it is a system that allows for customization for individual projects and it suited my needs. Other common network systems work better with modern social media networks and do not relate back to historical documents like Gephi. Using networks with historical documents is a new trend, therefore not all network tools accommodate the variables of historical documents such as date, location, contextual information about the time period, and historical persons.
To host my website, I chose to use Github Pages. My project required more storage space than Wordpress allows, and Github allowed me to host my own server online. The negative aspect of Github was learning how to code websites. Thanks to friends, Codecademy, and Google, I was able to learn enough code language to make my website functional.
I used many ‘How To Guides’ online that assisted in this process. Below are some links that provided the most support.
Gephi:
No one guide was perfect, but each provided information that helped understand the program. Experimentation proved to be the most valuable learning method for Gephi. Don’t be afraid to click on random buttons within the program to see what they do!
The Complete N00b's Guide to Gephi
Github:
Github was a daunting leap into the world of coding and HTML programming. I chose Github because it allowed me to have my own storage space without requiring space on the school’s server, which gave me more freedom to create my website exactly how I imagined it to look.
The lovely members of the internet were an invaluable source for help when it came to coding problems and how to craft a page to my liking. Because each Github question can be specific to a project, there are forums available for individuals to find help.
The best help came from members of SIUE’s Interdisciplinary Research and Informatics Scholarship (better known as IRIS) lab on campus and the Github customer service. For some helpful links on Github see:
Exporting and embedding the interactive graph into github was challenging, but after viewing the source code from The Inner Life of Empires website and researching specific lines of HTML code, Dr. Despain, Ben Ostermeier, and myself were able to uplaod my Gephi graph. To embed network visualization graph from Gephi, download the source code
gexf-js-master/ from Github and modify the .gexf file. To export your Gephi graph, in the toolbar select 'File' scroll down and then 'Export' -> 'Graph file...' which will have the extension of '.gexf'. Import the .gexf file to Github and replace it in the gexf-js-master folder.My Data
My dataset came from secondary sources that are heavily enriched with primary sources that I did not have the resources to access myself. From these sources, I extrapolated the connections they discovered and some hidden beneath the surface that I detected. For example, historian Thomas Luongo takes a decidedly political approach to Catherine’s network and scholar Suzanne Noffke leans more towards the spiritual component of Catherine. I was able to connect these two scholars to create more connections. I also looked into primary sources of Catherine, her letters, hagiography, Prosseco Castellano, and The Miracoli of St. Catherine to track relationships that my secondary sources may have missed. Rather than creating my own .cvs file outside of Gephi, I chose to create my data within the program. I did this because I found it easier to manage and see the connections as I went giving me a better sense of change over time. It also allowed me to play with the settings while composing my networks that allowed me to see different variations of her networks.
I initially intended to use Catherine’s 380 letters as the basis of my visualization, however that would not show the complexity of who was influential in her network, only that she wrote to groups and individuals. This pushed me away from using only primary sources as my database and forced the inclusion of secondary sources. This is a pitfall to my research because I do not have access to the primary sources I claim to use. However, because my project’s main goal is to consolidate several scholars work to create new questions about Catherine’s life, it is crucial to understand how other scholars understand Catherine. I still used Catherine’s letters to understand the relationships between Catherine’s companions, as they are discussed in her letters. This primary source analysis is the true undertone to my project, understanding the relationships between her male and female companions, the relationships those involved in various governments had with each other, and how Catherine’s specific choosing of her companions impacted her success as a female saint in Fourteenth-Century Italy
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Storm 0.8.2 released
Storm 0.8.2 has been released and is available from the downloads page. This release contains a ton of improvements and fixes and is a highly recommended upgrade for everyone.
Isolation Scheduler
The highlight of this release is the new “Isolation scheduler” that makes it easy and safe to share a cluster among many topologies. The isolation scheduler lets you specify which topologies should be “isolated”, meaning that they run on a dedicated set of machines within the cluster where no other topologies will be running. These isolated topologies are given priority on the cluster, so resources will be allocated to isolated topologies if there’s competition with non-isolated topologies, and resources will be taken away from non-isolated topologies if necessary to get resources for an isolated topology. Once all isolated topologies are allocated, the remaining machines on the cluster are shared among all non-isolated topologies.
You configure the isolation scheduler in the Nimbus configuration. Set “storm.scheduler” to “backtype.storm.scheduler.IsolationScheduler”. Then, use the “isolation.scheduler.machines” config to specify how many machines each topology should get. This config is a map from topology name to number of machines. For example:
Any topologies submitted to the cluster not listed there will not be isolated. Note that there is no way for a user of Storm to affect their isolation settings – this is only allowed by the administrator of the cluster (this is very much intentional).
The isolation scheduler solves the multi-tenancy problem – avoiding resource contention between topologies – by providing full isolation between topologies. The intention is that “productionized” topologies should be listed in the isolation config, and test or in-development topologies should not. The remaining machines on the cluster serve the dual role of failover for isolated topologies and for running the non-isolated topologies.
Storm UI improvements
The Storm UI has also been made significantly more useful. There are new stats “#executed”, “execute latency”, and “capacity” tracked for all bolts. The “capacity” metric is very useful and tells you what % of the time in the last 10 minutes the bolt spent executing tuples. If this value is close to 1, then the bolt is “at capacity” and is a bottleneck in your topology. The solution to at-capacity bolts is to increase the parallelism of that bolt.
Another useful improvement is the ability to kill, activate, deactivate, and rebalance topologies from the Storm UI.
Important bug fixes
There are also a few important bug fixes in this release. We fixed two bugs that could cause a topology to freeze up and stop processing. One of these bugs was extremely unlikely to hit, but the other one was a regression in 0.8.1 and there was a small chance of hitting it anytime a worker was restarted.
Changelog
- Added backtype.storm.scheduler.IsolationScheduler. This lets you run topologies that are completely isolated at the machine level. Configure Nimbus to isolate certain topologies, and how many machines to give to each of those topologies, with the isolation.scheduler.machines config in Nimbus’s storm.yaml. Topologies run on the cluster that are not listed there will share whatever remaining machines there are on the cluster after machines are allocated to the listed topologies.
- Storm UI now uses nimbus.host to find Nimbus rather than always using localhost (thanks Frostman)
- Added report-error! to Clojure DSL
- Automatically throttle errors sent to Zookeeper/Storm UI when too many are reported in a time interval (all errors are still logged) Configured with TOPOLOGY_MAX_ERROR_REPORT_PER_INTERVAL and TOPOLOGY_ERROR_THROTTLE_INTERVAL_SECS
- Kryo instance used for serialization can now be controlled via IKryoFactory interface and TOPOLOGY_KRYO_FACTORY config
- Add ability to plug in custom code into Nimbus to allow/disallow topologies to be submitted via NIMBUS_TOPOLOGY_VALIDATOR config
- Added TOPOLOGY_TRIDENT_BATCH_EMIT_INTERVAL_MILLIS config to control how often a batch can be emitted in a Trident topology. Defaults to 500 milliseconds. This is used to prevent too much load from being placed on Zookeeper in the case that batches are being processed super quickly.
- Log any topology submissions errors in nimbus.log
- Add static helpers in Config when using regular maps
- Make Trident much more memory efficient during failures by immediately removing state for failed attempts when a more recent attempt is seen
- Add ability to name portions of a Trident computation and have those names appear in the Storm UI
- Show Nimbus and topology configurations through Storm UI (thanks rnfein)
- Added ITupleCollection interface for TridentState’s and TupleCollectionGet QueryFunction for getting the full contents of a state. MemoryMapState and LRUMemoryMapState implement this
- Can now submit a topology in inactive state. Storm will wait to call open/prepare on the spouts/bolts until it is first activated.
- Can now activate, deactive, rebalance, and kill topologies from the Storm UI (thanks Frostman)
- Can now use –config option to override which yaml file from ~/.storm to use for the config (thanks tjun)
- Redesigned the pluggable resource scheduler (INimbus, ISupervisor) interfaces to allow for much simpler integrations
- Added prepare method to IScheduler
- Added “throws Exception” to TestJob interface
- Added reportError to multilang protocol and updated Python and Ruby adapters to use it (thanks Lazyshot)
- Number tuples executed now tracked and shown in Storm UI
- Added ReportedFailedException which causes a batch to fail without killing worker and reports the error to the UI
- Execute latency now tracked and shown in Storm UI
- Adding testTuple methods for easily creating Tuple instances to Testing API (thanks xumingming)
- Trident now throws an error during construction of a topology when try to select fields that don’t exist in a stream (thanks xumingming)
- Compute the capacity of a bolt based on execute latency and #executed over last 10 minutes and display in UI
- Storm UI displays exception instead of blank page when there’s an error rendering the page (thanks Frostman)
- Added MultiScheme interface (thanks sritchie)
- Added MockTridentTuple for testing (thanks emblem)
- Add whitelist methods to Cluster to allow only a subset of hosts to be revealed as available slots
- Updated Trident Debug filter to take in an identifier to use when logging (thanks emblem)
- Number of DRPC server worker threads now customizable (thanks xiaokang)
- DRPC server now uses a bounded queue for requests to prevent being overloaded with requests (thanks xiaokang)
- Add hash method to all generated Python Thrift objects so that Python code can read Nimbus stats which use Thrift objects as dict keys
- Bug fix: Fix for bug that could cause topology to hang when ZMQ blocks sending to a worker that got reassigned
- Bug fix: Fix deadlock bug due to variant of dining philosophers problem. Spouts now use an overflow buffer to prevent blocking and guarantee that it can consume the incoming queue of acks/fails.
- Bug fix: Fix race condition in supervisor that would lead to supervisor continuously crashing due to not finding “stormconf.ser” file for an already killed topology
- Bug fix: bin/storm script now displays a helpful error message when an invalid command is specified
- Bug fix: fixed NPE when emitting during emit method of Aggregator
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A card game app of the casino favorite Blackjack. The app needed to be fully functional, in coherence with standard game rules, and also have an appealing style. In order to complete the project I needed to utilize HTML, CSS and several other technologies.
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A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It lets you compose complex UIs from small and isolated pieces of code called “components”.
The standard routing library for React. From the docs: “React Router keeps your UI in sync with the URL. It has a simple API with powerful features like lazy code loading, dynamic route matching, and location transition handling built right in.
reacttraining.com/react-router
A Javascript library used to make HTTP requests from node.js or XMLHttpRequests from the browser that also supports the ES6 Promise API.
React lets you use whatever style of data management you want, including mutation. ... However, we've provided a simple immutability helper, update() , that makes dealing with this type of data much easier, without fundamentally changing how your data is represented.
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A Javascript Color-Picker app using state management in react.
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This was a practice project to demonstrate the use of react router elements and state management.
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A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It lets you compose complex UIs from small and isolated pieces of code called “components”.
The standard routing library for React. From the docs: “React Router keeps your UI in sync with the URL. It has a simple API with powerful features like lazy code loading, dynamic route matching, and location transition handling built right in.
reacttraining.com/react-router
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This project was intended to show proficiency in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Axios technologies.
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The money is treasured. we can use it to achieve a lot of goals. ex: make the life more convenient, help other people. Though, have you ever think about another treasured thing - the time?
We can make money, we can save money, since it's not easy to get money, so we spend it wisely. However, we can't make time, we can't save time, we get it for free, do you spend your time wisely?
Also it's the only one totally fair thing in the world. The day starts, we get our own piece. And the day ends, we must spend it all. No one have the priviliage to get more, No one will get less due to the vulnerability.
- How do you spend your time?
- How would you spend your time in ideal situation? ex: no traffic problem, you don't feel tired...
- is there any difference between the ideal plan and the current one? If the answear is no, how do you make it? If the answear is yes, what make you fall down?
- Why do you spend your time on those activities?
- What do you think about the time?


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Documentation on the "Admin" tab of the IHTSDO Refset/Translation tool.
Validation Checks
Information on validation checks.
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- For refset members: INCLUSION or EXCLUSION are only associated
with INTENSIONAL refsets
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TBD
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Many-body Methods for Nuclear Physics, Nuclear Talent course 2
Carlo Barbieri [1]
Wim Dickhoff [2]
Gaute Hagen [3, 4]
Morten Hjorth-Jensen [5, 6]
Artur Polls [7]
[1] Department of Physics, University of Surrey, United Kingdom
[2] Department of Physics, Washington University, St Louis, Missouri
[3] Physics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge
[4] Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
[5] Department of Physics, University of Oslo, Norway
[6] Department of Physics and Astronomy and National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University, USA
[7] Departament d'Estructura i Constituents de la Materia, Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
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older. Since 2002, community-based Meals on Wheels programs
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The idea of the original image I assume was that blockstream and the banks are pushing past the limitations of bitcoin. Komodo does as well albeit in a different manner.
It’s memery ( semiotics)it’s whatever it means to you (edited)
Patrick Friggens09-Sep-19 09:57 PM
it's about innovation and how staying within Bitcoin consensus rules limit blockchain innovation. Bitcoin maximalists want to have monopoly on blockchain and everything should be built by their rules only.
grewalsatinder09-Sep-19 10:00 PM
replacing logos in that image only says, komodo killing satoshi and his innovations, instead of using it and enhancing it or improving it further on his work.
Patrick Friggens09-Sep-19 10:12 PM
I'm sorry you see it that way. As you are one of kmd core devs. it's not about killing, it's about inflexibility of Bitcoin. Black Knight is preventing innovation by guarding the bridge to more innovation. I can understand that all people don't get it. People see things differently.
Markus09-Sep-19 10:15 PM
Kmd looking bullish on USD chart, i dont look at that chart so often but we have bullish div that should bring us up to 0.8$
Doesn't KMD need the BTC blockchain to store backups or something like that
Or are we just being parasites until the chain gets strong enough to liberate us from BTC
allbits10-Sep-19 12:13 AM
Parasites? Transaction fees are paid!
JimD10-Sep-19 12:14 AM
Ahh I see. I guess we are symbiotic then
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Hollowman900010-Sep-19 12:23 AM
Verus making some moves
What’s all that noise about
Time to ballbust the Rolodex, mr toutonghi
phideas10-Sep-19 12:27 AM
Maximalism is very strong out there. bc of brutal market conditions many ppl are now turned into BTC maxis. You can be a bitcoiner yet support good innovating projects. Even make profit on them (or loose money). That is a healthy mindset imo. Maximalists wants all coins to die, only one can survive. That is such a narrow mindset.  That seems unlikely at this point given how many people got burned and how many people know it (crypto media coverage was at all time high during 2017 bubble)


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In this example this text block is given a position on the grid. At the 460 pixel breakpoint it goes into the first row spanning both columns. At 660 pixels it spans 2 rows and goes into the second column, spanning two columns.
The other items are display according to the grid auto placement algorithm, with grid-auto-flow set to dense.
At the 460 pixel breakpoint I set two of the images to span 2 columns. These wide images mean that if we set grid-auto-flow to sparse there would be a gap where the image 'balloons 5' sits as it would be displayed in source order after the wider 'balloons 4' image which needs to drop down to the next row to have room.
Balloons 1
Balloons 2
Balloons 3
Balloons 4
Balloons 5
Balloons 6
Balloons 7
Balloons 8


Learn to tell the difference between primary and secondary sources by becoming a contestant on everybody's favorite new game show, Wheel of Sources! Click on the interactive video below to get started.
Allison Benedetti, Miki Goral, Robert Gore, Janine Henri, Diana King, Simon Lee, Henri Lim, Marisa Méndez-Brady, Annie Pho, Alicia Reiley, Renee, Matthew Vest