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AddHash32(int) - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Add a hash value to the filter.
AddHash64(long) - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Add a hash value to the filter.
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BlockFilter - Class in com.github.jbapple.libfilter
BlockFilter is a block Bloom filter (from Putze et al.'s "Cache-, Hash- and
Space-Efficient Bloom Filters") with some twists:
Each block is a split Bloom filter - see Section 2.1 of Broder and Mitzenmacher's
"Network Applications of Bloom Filters: A Survey".
BytesNeeded(int, double) - Static method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Calculates the number of bytes needed to create a filter with the given number of
distinct values and false positive probability.
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clone() - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
com.github.jbapple.libfilter - package com.github.jbapple.libfilter
compareTo(BlockFilter) - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
CreateWithBytes(int) - Static method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Create a new filter of a given size.
CreateWithNdvFpp(int, double) - Static method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Create a new filter to hold the given number of distinct values with a false positive
probability of no more than fpp
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equals(Object) - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
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FindHash32(int) - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Add a hash value to the filter.
FindHash64(long) - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Add a hash value to the filter.
Fpp(int, int) - Static method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Calculates the expected false positive probability from the size (in bytes) and fill
factor (in number of distinct values, ndv
).
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hashCode() - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
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sizeInBytes() - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
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toString() - Method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
TotalHashCapacity(int, double) - Static method in class com.github.jbapple.libfilter.BlockFilter
Calculates the number of dstinct elements that can be stored in a filter of size
bytes
without exceeding the given false positive probability.
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Refreshes ranges defined for the grid.
refreshRanges()
Returns number of milliseconds it took to refresh.
Description
This method will only work if your grid is excel-like grid, set .selectType to 'cell'
and make records editable. You should also have .ranges defined for the grid, which can be
added with .addRange() and removed with
.removeRange methods. This method is used internally and will automatically be called
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US Navy secretary says Trump tweet not a formal order
Trump must issue formal order to stop review of Edward Gallagher, who was acquitted of war crimes, Richard Spencer says.
The secretary of the United States Navy has said he does not consider a Twitter post by President Donald Trump an order and would need a formal order to stop a review of a sailor who could lose his status as a member of its elite SEAL commando unit.
Trump on Thursday tweeted that the Navy should "get back to business" rather than convene a board to determine whether Navy Special Warfare Operator Edward Gallagher - who had been accused of war crimes but was found guilty only of a lesser offence - should retain his qualification as a Navy SEAL.
More:
Referring to Trump's tweet, Navy Secretary Richard Spencer said on Saturday: "I don't interpret them as a formal order."
He added: "I need a formal order to act."
Trump had insisted in his tweet that the Navy "will NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy Seal Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin", inserting himself into an ongoing legal review of the sailor's ability to hold onto the pin that designates him a SEAL.
The Navy on Wednesday had notified Gallagher that he will face a review early next month to determine if he should remain on the elite force.
Multiple US news outlets reported in recent days that Spencer had threatened to resign over the issue, a claim he sharply denied.
"Contrary to popular belief, I am still here. I did not threaten to resign," Spencer said, speaking at a forum in Halifax, Canada, while also acknoledging that he serves at the pleasure of the president.
"The president the United States is the commander in chief. He's involved in every aspect of government and he can make decisions and give orders as appropriate," he said.
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Gallagher had been accused in the stabbing death of a wounded captive fighter of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) armed group in Iraq in 2017, attempted murder of other civilians and obstruction of justice.
In July, he was acquitted of charges related to those accusations, but was convicted of a lesser charge: posing with the slain fighter's body in a group picture with other SEALs.
As a result, he was demoted one rank, from chief petty officer to petty officer first class.
On November 15, Trump reversed the demotion handed down to the 40 year old under his conviction.
Gallagher's lawyers have accused the Navy of trying to remove the SEAL designation in retaliation for Trump's decision last week to restore Gallagher's rank.
Gallagher filed a complaint with the inspector general accusing a rear admiral of insubordination for defying Trump's actions. Rear Admiral Collin Green is the Naval Special Warfare commander.
Under the review procedure, a five-person board will convene on December 2 behind closed doors.
It will include one SEAL officer and four senior enlisted SEALs, according to two US officials cited by The Associated Press news agency.
Trump's initial order in Gallagher only referred to restoring his rank, but it did not explicitly pardon the SEAL for any wrongdoing.
Green also notified three SEAL officers who oversaw Gallagher during the deployment - Lieutenant Commander Robert Breisch, Lieutenant Jacob Portier and Lieutenant Thomas MacNeil - that they are also being reviewed, according to the officials.
Removing their Trident pins means they would no longer be SEALs but could remain in the Navy. The Navy has revoked 154 Trident pins since 2011.


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Doris Stipech
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Business owner. State Farm Insurance Agency
BS in Secondary Education, Licensed Insurance Agent, CLU (Certified Life Underwriter) Worked as a controller for a Home Builder before becoming an Insurance Agent. Numerous positions on non profit boards. Formerly sat on Boards: Denver Kids, Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver, CWEE, Community Table (Arvada Community Food Bank), Arvada Jefferson Kiwanis former President and Board of Directors, Currently President Elect of RRCC (Red Rocks Community College) Foundation Board. Following college worked in the House of Representatives for Arnold Olsen of Montana for 2 years.
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Worked in House of Representatives for Arnold Olsen of Montana after college. Have voted in every election since being eligible to vote. Have done door knocking for local candidates, held several fund raisers in my home for Arvada, Westminster, and Colorado candidates. Give to many campaigns both locally and nationally
CLU designation for Insurance. Board of Directors of Community Table (Arvada Community Food Bank) and my currently president elect of RRCC (Red Rocks Community College) Foundation Board
Through Board work and Civic Service Organization I have had an opportunity to fund raise and do service hours to support both Westminster and Arvada. Much of the work is dedicated to promoting causes to help children.
I have a very strong desire bring our political process more to an inclusive, fairer process. Seeing over the years what money and narrow partisan interests have created a system where people do not feel represented and are less trusting of the process. If I could, in some small way strengthen the process I would be most pleased.
The dialogue is most important. It will require strength, dedication and a sense of fairness. We need to again look at "the greater good" not always toward our own self interest.
I feel I have the ability to understand all sides. I am a consensus builder and people find me easy to talk to and are comfortable that I am not judgmental. I have a strong sense of community and want Colorado to be better. We need healing so badly. I feel I would be an asset to the process.
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class: center, middle ### Software engineering best practices for scientists # Version control with `git`
.affiliations[ ![:scale 80%](../img/logoUPSayPlusCDS_990.png) ] --- # What version control is used for? .center[![](../img/git/writing.png)] --- count: false # What version control is used for? .center[![](../img/git/coding.png)] --- count: false # What version control is used for? * Keep track of history * Safe development of new features * Swap between versions * **Enable collaborative coding, writing, ...** --- # One version control: `git` ### Terminology * You use `git` to take snapshots of all the files in a folder. This folder is called a **repository** or **repo**. * When you want to take a snapshot of a file or files, you create a **commit**. * You can add more information about the changes you’ve made in a **commit message**. --- # One version control: `git` ### Terminology .center[![:scale 90%](../img/git/commit_1.png)] --- count: false # One version control: `git` ### Terminology .center[![:scale 90%](../img/git/commit_2.png)] --- count: false # One version control: `git` ### Terminology .center[![:scale 90%](../img/git/commit_3.png)] --- # Concepts of `git` ### Common commands * `$ git init`: initialize a `git` repository. * `$ git add file`: start tracking changes for a file. * `$ git rm file`: stop tracking changes for a file. * `$ git status`: get information regarding the status of the repository. * `$ git commit`: take a snapshot of the changes of the files tracked. * `$ git diff`: see the difference between different commit for the files. --- # Concepts of `git` ### Branches * `$ git branch name_branch`: create a new branch. * `$ git checkout name_branch`: switch to a specific branch. * `$ git merge another_branch`: bring the changes of `another_branch` into the current branch. --- # Concepts of `git` ### Remote * `$ git remote add origin git://some_remote.git`: add a remote named `origin` pointing somewhere. * `$ git push origin name_branch`: push the local changes of `name_branch` into the remote `origin`. * `$ git pull origin name_branch`: pull the changes from the remote `origin` and the branch `name_branch`. --- # Concepts of `git` ### Summary .center[![:scale 50%](../img/git/git-transport.png)] --- # Extra materials * Documentation: https://git-scm.com/doc * `git` tutorials: * https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1 * http://learngitbranching.js.org/ --- # Install and configure `git` ### Install You can refer to the following install [instructions](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git) ### Configure Before starting using `git`, you will have configure it: ```bash $ git config --global user.name "John Doe" $ git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>``` --- # Live example ### 1. Initialize Go to `spectra_analysis` directory and initialize the `git` repository. It will create an hidden `.git` folder. ```bash $ git init ``` ### 2. Add barely minimum information * `README.md`: contains information regarding the package. * `.gitignore`: contains which file types to automatically skip. Examples can be found [there](https://github.com/github/gitignore). For us, we can select [`Python.gitignore`](https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/Python.gitignore). --- # Live example ### 3. Track files We can start to track files. ```bash $ git add .gitignore README.md ``` ### 4. Check the status You can use `status` to get information about the repository. ```bash $ git status ``` --- # Live example ### 5. Commit changes We can take a snapshot of state of the repository by committing. ```bash $ git commit -m 'Initial commit' ``` ### 6. Check the commit history We can now check the history. ```bash $ git log ``` --- # Live example ### 7. Add `spectral_analysis` module. We can also add directly a folder. ```bash $ git add spectral_analysis $ git status $ git diff $ git commit -m 'Add spectral_analysis module' $ git log ```


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Dosage: 10g sinicuichi concentrated tea and a little bit of fine greens.
Mind Set: Relief from a long days work. Highly curious about this new entheogen.
Setting: Alone in my bedroom late at night. Very chill.
Preperation: 15 grams of dried sinicuichi leaves were put in a small aluminum pan of water (48 oz?) with 1500 mg ascorbic acid (vitamin c) to aid in extraction. Allowed to sit in the sun for a day (it wasnt very hot or sunny that day so i suspect it did not ferment). Some wild sweet orange herbal tea was added. Liquid was then boiled down to about 8 oz of the bitterest liquid on the earth with a slight citrus flavor.
The Experience:
After a hard days work and a long shower i plopped down in my chair in front of my computer. I smile as I see a cup of nasty tea and a small ubie vaporizer full of herb...
10pm - I drink the brew in large gulps followed immediately by swigs of water. I could only get down about 2/3 of the tea before it threatened to come back up. I'm not expecting much, so I listen to some chill classical music and waited for what would happen...
11:30pm - Vision has a little yellowish tinge. Still nauseated. I begin to pick out minute noises in my room (the humming of my computer fan, the ticking of the clock, etc.) and I heard them all work together to create a symphony of ambient noise. I felt relaxed and my eyes were a little droopy as I had smoked a little bit at 8:45. But this is something different... I decide to vaporize my bowl. By the way, I strongly advocate the use of vaporizers. I love mine. But I digress...
11:45pm - WOW! Vision is all oversaturated with yellow and slightly darkened. Slight chills. Listening to some classical music. Bach's 'Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring' comes on and I am filled with this powerful sense of joy and wonder at this music. The music itself seemed so perfectly fluid and harmonic. When I closed my eyes, I was instantly shown some amazing closed eye visuals. A sense of euphoria washed over me as the visuals began to sync with the music I was listening to. Quite amazing.
12:30am - Still enraptured by the music and having closed eye visuals. Chilly. I'm listening to The Crystal Method and all the sudden, when one of the big beats hit in the song, I felt as if the music was somehow a flat, 2-dimensional plane that I 'could stretch the music to infinity'. This was a very profound concept and for a brief moment, I felt like my mind stretched across infinity. I try to explain this over instant messages to my friend, but he doesn't understand me. I smile for about five minutes straight.
1:30am - I begin to create some crazy-looking digital murals. I made quite a few of them and they all amaze me. I am in a state of intense and abstract bursts of raw creativity. I somehow grasp the concept of another dimension that affects our world, which has yet to be discovered. I am slightly dizzy and my vision is shaky.
2:00am - Just before I drift off into a vivid and dreamful slumber, I hear all the ambient noise in my room and conclude that it must be the heartbeat of the universe.
Wow.  The sinicuichi was great aside from the nasty taste and nausea. I think I will try it by itself next time, but it added this absolutely incredible audio awareness and appreciation for music. My herb and the sinicuichi synergized beautifully. It must have greatly exaggerated my high as I had only smoked a little, but was very high indeed. Walking was a little difficult. No hangover at 8am the next morning either. Great stuff! I recommend this herb for anyone looking for a awe-inspiring musical experience. If taken in higher doses, I am sure some profound entheogenic experiences could happen. Hey, it's relatively inexpensive and still legal (sniff..... I will miss salvia). Anyone know about any MAOI interactions?
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


A Business Process is defined as a unit of internal behaviour or collection of causally-related units of internal behaviour intended to produce a defined set of products and services.
A Business Process describes the internal behaviour performed by a Business Role that is required to produce a set of products and services. For a consumer the required behaviour is not of interest so a process is designated "Internal".
The name of a Business Process should preferably be or contain a verb in the simple present tense.
Business. Behavioural.
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First block in widget class="widger-header" . Head for where to place the widget title and menubar (.btn-toolbar) |
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- Fullwidth, Fullscreen, Auto Responsive Slider sizes
- Unlimited Slider per page
- Image BG Cover, Contain, Tiling, Alignment, etc.
- WYSIWYG Drag & Drop Editor
- Published / Unpublished Slides
- Published slides based on predefined Dates
- Simple and Advanced Lazy Loading for Quicker and SEO Optimized Slider Start
- Link and Actions on Slides
- Parallax Effects, full customizeable, combined with Ken Burns and other effects (Mouse / Scroll controlled)
- Improved Light weight Ken Burns Effects (easier & faster)
- Word Premiere for Advacned Action Building
- Build your Social Stream supported Bulk Slider
- Easy and quick building based on Slider, Slide and Layer Templates
- Performance Monitor and better Performance Suggestions
- Viewport based Slide Loading and Progress
- Create Slider Defaults, Reset, overwrite single Settings due all slides
- Save Slide, Slider, Layer, Animation as Template
Layer Capabilities
Layers have evolved from simple layers to become powerful scene building tools!
Drag and Drop, Customize & Animate your way to your perfect slider.
- Animation Builder
- Huge Number of Possible Transitions
- Create your custom animations
- Set Start / End Time, Speed, Ease and Effects of any Layers
- Show/hide layers on Slider Effects, Events, Actions
- Add Unlimited Number of Layers
- YouTube, Vimeo, Self-Hosted HTML5 Videos, Shapes, Buttons, Predefined Buttons as Layer
- Set actions and links per Layers
- Combine Actions due different Layers and slides
- Option to Link to a Specific Slide via Layer
- Toggle Animation, Classes, video functions via Layers
- Variable Layer Image Sizes, full responsive and/or Device Size based
- Design your Layers for different Device sizes after your needs
- Option to Hide Layers on Any Devices
Slider Navigation
We have implemented almost all navigation types you can think of, which can be aligned anywhere on the stage.
Be in full control with Slider Revolution Navigation!
- Bullet, Button, Tabs and Thumbnail Navigation, single or mixed mode. Any position like outter,inner, aligned etc.
- Left/Right, Top/Bottom Mouse Scroll events.
- Vertical/Horizontal Keyboard actions
- Mobile Touch Enabled (Optional)
- Drag and Pull Carousel Feature
- "Stop Slide Timer on Hover" Function
- Auto-Hiding of Navigation with Delay Option
- Optional Countdown Timer Line
- Set Position, color, size of Time Line
- Set Size, visibility, amount and behaviour of Thumbs, Tabs, Bullets, Arrows
- Hide / Enable Navigation on Mobile Devices
- Keyboard Navigation
- Fancy Navigation Skins with Slider Preview
Video Features
- AutoPlay - Always, only first time, skip first time, wait for action
- Stop video on Blur, Play Video only in ViewPort
- Rewind, or keep current progress time
- Set Star and End time
- Loop, Loop and Progress Slide
- Fullscreen, fullwidth, boxed
- Navigation features
- Action based controll (due other layers)
- New Video API, Events and Methods to controll media outside of the Slider
Content Sources
Slider Revolution is not just your ordinary image & video slider any longer. Now you can also pull the sliders content from popular social media steams.
- Custom-Build Content
- WordPress Posts
- Facebook
- Twitter
- YouTube
- Vimeo
- Flickr
- Instagram
- (WooCommerce: Coming Soon!)
Get Involved!
Is there a feature you would like to see?
We will go through all your feedback weekly and pick the most requested features to be included in a future update!
Contact us via our Profile Form
Version 4.6.93 SkyWood (8th May 2015)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed a bug in backend at the process of adding YouTube videos
Version 4.6.92 SkyWood (28th April 2015)
BUGFIXES
- Added a fix for PHP version < 5.3 which appeared in version 4.6.91
Version 4.6.91 SkyWood (28th April 2015)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed a very low risk vulnerability to stay on par with security standards: More info on the envato blog: http://marketblog.envato.com/news/wordpress-item-security-vulnerability/
Version 4.6.9 SkyWood (16th April 2015)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed wrong ajax action: update_slider occuring in 4.6.8
Version 4.6.8 SkyWood (15th April 2015)
INFO
- This update is a preparation for version 5.0
BUGFIXES
- Fixed Vimeo Event Video Playing which was not triggered
- Fixed Parallax issues where Mouse was already hovering on Slider at load, parallax was not working
- Fixed Parallax "Not clickable" Layers
- Fixed Firefox Half cut images during the Animation sequences
Version 4.6.5 SkyWood (2nd December 2014)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed Compatibility of Sandboxed GreenSock engine
- Fixed Compatibility issues with W3C Total Cache Minifying engine
- Fixed Static Layer Disappearing Issue
- Fixed Lazy Loading and Preloading issues (Distorted images in FireFox)
Version 4.6.4 SkyWood (27th November 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Added option to show only the Preview Image of a video on mobile, disabling the video
CHANGES
- Min. Height now gone if Fullscreen is selected
BUGFIXES
- Fixed an issue where the Parallax Effect if Mouse already hovered on the Slider in Firefox was not working well
- Fixed an issue where exports can have wrong styles in it
- Fixed Firefox HTML5 Video Playback
- Fixed Thumbnail Vertical Offset Positions in Resized Screens
Version 4.6.3 SkyWood (21th October 2014)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed an issue where the Slide Link was not working correctly
Version 4.6.2 SkyWood (18th October 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Added "revkill" as method to remove the Slider from the page silently if needed
- Added "slideatend" event that triggers if the slide is at the end
- Changed import function for compatibility with some Windows Server machines (thanks to ThemeFuzz)
- Improved Slider import function for theme authors to make it more easy to insert demo slider through scripts
- Added scripts so that a Slider can be loaded in Essential Grid at Ajax loading (Essential Grid version 1.5 or later needed)
- Added new Custom Controls for HTML5 Video Player to avoid Chrome "unclickable" buttons issue
- Added Rotating Loop Animation on Layers
- Spinner can now be disabled in the Slider Settings
- New fallback options for iOS4 and IE8 added in the Slider Settings (Alternative Image and/or simplyfied output)
- Added option to redraw Slider on browser tab focus
CHANGES
- More changes on exporting Sliders for further compatibility
- Activating the plugin a second time will now no longer add default fonts again
- Saving CSS / a new CSS class through the style editor will now sanitize the classname
- Setting the single slide setting in the Slide Editor to off will now set the values Arrows Type and Bullets Type to none
- Improved minifying support
- Easy auto settings for single loop option
- Videos on mobile devices available again
- Minimized the styling output
- Improved output validation (style attribute scoped)
- Changed backend icon of static layers to avoid confusion
- Removed console=1 from the YouTube default settings (only works for new added YouTube video layers)
- Google Fonts will no longer be inserted after multiple plugin activation/deactivation
- Improved compatibility with databases
- Enabled unlimited speed parameter
BUGFIXES
- WPML Slides will now be exported properly and can be imported again
- Improved the size and style handling of Layers in Slide Editor (resizing, rotating and lost values of parameters)
- IE8 - line height "auto" broke the fullscreen slider. In case "auto" is set, the font size +4px will be calculated for line height
- z-index bug for first layer in case dotted overlay exists fixed
- SSL compatibility with Vimeo videos in the backend added
- Chrome's max-width fallback from % to px. Slides accepting now only px values!
- Transition speed had no influence on real transitions
- Max transition can now have the same value as the max delay of the Slide
- Fixed missing Box Slide, Paper Cut and Box Fade transitions
- Further export compatibility for multisites
- Fix of Lists in Captions - Formatting and Display issues
- Link to Another Slide in Random Mode Bug linked to the wrong Slide Bug is fixed
- Undefined poster image on HTML5 videos fixed
- Fixed Vimeo/YouTube timings (delaying issues)
- Fixed KenBurn dotted overlay
- Fixed problem with loop animations
- Fixed navigation style issues
- Fixed Pan Zoom for mobile issues
- Fixed a bug where videos restarted on resize
- Fixed HTML5 video markup output
- Fixed a bug where hide slider on mobile did not work on certain devices
- Fixed a bug with speed parameters
- Fixed a bug where caption naming in layers list was not updating anymore
- Further IE8 compatibility by changing CSS styles
- Fixed boxfade and boxslide animations
- Fixed a bug where the first layer z-index was always placed behind the dotted overlay
- SSL compatibility with Vimeo API in the backend added
Version 4.6 SkyWood (25th August 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Option to disable each video on mobile
- Option to disable Pan Zoom on Mobile
- Option to disable Parallax on Mobile
- Randomized Animation from the Selected Animations available now
- New Offset option for the Scroll Below Function
- New Option to set Slider Min Height - Content will be vertical centered in case content container is smaller then min height of Slider
- New Loop Options for HTML5 Videos: none, loop and stop Slider Timer or Loop till Progress Bar reaches the End
CHANGES
- Alternative First Slide wins now, even if Random Slides is enabled
- Vimeo, YouTube and HTML5 Video can be added now via options on demand instead of preadding iFrames. This will avoid Preloads delays, and slow site loadings
- Using now tp-videolayer class for Videos to identificate Video Layers better
- Class "current-sr-slide-visible" added to the Slide "li" tag which is currently Visible
- Swipe Engine Change
- Swipe Treshold Option Default 75 - The number of pixels that the user must move their finger by before it is considered a swipe.
- Swipe Min Finger Default 1 - Min Finger (touch) used for swipe
- Drag Block Vertical Default false - Scroll Auto below Slider on Vertical Swipe on Slider
BUGFIXES
- YouTube Force Rewind fix
- YouTube Mute in Second Loop fix
- Added backwards compatibility for inline CSS with WordPress versions under 3.7
- Ken Burns Dotted Overlay was not visible
- IE8 Console Group Issue - Slider was not visible in IE8
- Looping Issues if Slides has been manually hanged after Loop Stopped
- Browser Tab Change -> Broken ELements fixed. Option for Slide Change on Blur Tab / Browser also available.
- Navigation Style Preview1- Preview4 Styling issues
- Power2 Error at some Animation
- Mouse Over on Loaded PArallax Slider issue - Slider will always play parallax effect, even if Mouse was already hovering the slider at laod
- IE8 and other Old MObile Devices Fall Back on simple Transitions. CAn be forced now
- HTML5, YouTube and Vimeo Video Playback fixes
Version 4.5.96 SkyWood (24th July 2014)
CHANGES
- Parallax Mouse Hover acting only in Horizontal Direction if Parallax Scroll is defined
BUGFIXES
Version 4.5.95 SkyWood (16th July 2014)
CHANGES
- Changed Animation Engine, improved Animation technology. Reduced file size, and added Timeline based transitions
BUGFIXES
- Fixed Flickering effects on mobile devices
- Fixed stuttering on animation with many layers
- Fixed Ken Burn animation failures after few Transition types
- Added Safari 3d Back to Transitions
- Fixed some broken Slide Transitions
- Fixed IE8 transition failres, fall back always on Fade
Version 4.5.9 SkyWood (7th July 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Drag and Rotate the Layer Content to set a 2D Rotation per element
- Drag and Resize Elements, images, Contents for better text breaks, and more flexibility
- Now also Split Animated Text content can be Rotated
- Added feature to allow Looped Animation and Rotated Content
CHANGES
- Reenabled Link ID, Class, Title and Rel in Slide Editor
BUGFIXES
- Fixed Vimeo First Auto Play issue
- Fixed unseletable elements in Locked Mode
- Fixed Output Failure if Rotated and Looped Animation has been selected
- Various Bug fix in Drag And Drop Editor
- Fix of Background Image if Screen size less Then Grid Width, postion of Elements and BG backend and frontend looked different
- Various Fixes for Mobile Styling. Broken Transitions, bad performance on Mobile devices
- Bug with Rotated Layers on Backend fixed
- Bug with MAx Width and Max Height of elements was not visible in Backend
- White Space Bugs - Backend was not displaying settings of White Spaces
- Ken Burn Images on backend was distorted if Window has been resized
Version 4.5.8 SkyWood (4th July 2014)
CHANGES
- Reenabled Link ID, Class, Title and Rel in Slide Editor
Version 4.5.7 SkyWood (2nd July 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- New Options in Global Settings, like Disable/Enable Hammer.js Plugin
- New Developer Option to Disable via the theme the Hammer.js Plugin (Avada Requests)
CHANGES
- Minimized Style Output in the Document, only used Layer Styles are really loaded
- Changed the Aq_Resize name to prevend conflicts with other themes that also use it and modified code in it
- Updated GreenSock Engine to 12.1
- Protected Mode for GreenSock for ThemePunch Plugins added. No more conflict between any other plugins / themes and ThemePunch Tools
- Lag Smoothing Enabled
BUGFIXES
- Bug fixed where Parallax Mode for Mobile Disabled breaks the 2nd and further Slider Positions
Version 4.5.6 SkyWood (25th June 2014)
NEW FEATURES
CHANGES
- Added missing fonts from Punch Fonts into the CSS Editor Font Family dropdown
BUGFIXES
- Fullscreen Layout Without Offset Heights got the Wrong Height
Version 4.5.5 SkyWood (24th June 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Option to disable parallax on mobile added
- Option to add an offset in px or % to FullScreen Slider
- Two new Slide transitions: Parallax Vertical and Parallax Horizontal
- Export Slider into HTML. Option availble first when Feature enabled under Global Settings
CHANGES
- Static Layers now have to be enable in each Slider for usage (can be found in General Settings tab)
- onChange Event delivers the Slide Index and the Slide jQuery Object now
- Global option JavaScript into footer now also adds the revslider calls into the footer
BUGFIXES
- Lazy Loading bug in combination with Static Layers fixed
- "Hide Slider Under" option did not redraw the Layers after Resize. Bug is fixed
- YouTube Video Bug with Overlay Image on Mobile Devices.
- IE8 and IE9 Slide Link Bug Fixed
- Output Filters Protection fix for "By Compressing Output"
Version 4.5.4 SkyWood (16th June 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Static Layers added. Can be found under Slide List (new button called "Edit Static Layers")
- Possibility added to insert id, class, attr and i.e. own data attributes to each specific Slide
CHANGES
- Inline CSS compressed/minimized now in output
BUGFIXES
- Layers sometimes not fading out fixed
Version 4.5.3 SkyWood (12th June 2014)
BUGFIXES
- IE jQuery bugfix
- Responsive Through All Levels fixed where checkbox would be always checked on each element after reload of Slide Editor
Version 4.5.2 SkyWood (10th June 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- data-parallaxoffset attribute is now available and updated on Scroll. This value can be interesting for Developers to read current Parallax Offsets of the elements with the jQuery selector .tp-parallax-container (Possible usage for Blur, Fade, Rotation effects based on the values)
BUGFIXES
- Thumbnail is not Showing has been fixed
- Choosen Global Settings now correctly set again
- Shortcode dropdown selector will now insert the right shortcode
- Auto Play only First Time on Videos (YouTube and Vimeo) did not work well.
- Imported layers will be stripped of slashes now
Version 4.5.01 SkyWood (06th June 2014)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed a bug where new Slider & Template Slider button is missing
Version 4.5.0 SkyWood (05th June 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Improved Backend Functionality
- Added a timeline based editor for better & easier handling of layer times
- Loop Effect now available. Choose between four loop types for each layer in the Slide Editor under "Layer Animations"
- Parallax Effect now available. Enable it in Slider Settings in the Parallax Tab and set your desired level of each layer in Slide Settings
- Parallax on Mouse Movement Added
- Parallax on Scroll Added with Background fixed or Scrolled Options
- PArallax on Mobile Device Tilt
- qTranslate is now supported in layers
- Added filter hook called 'revslider_get_posts' that can be used to manipulate the WP_Query array
- New Grid/Snap functionality in Slide Editor for better positioning of elements
- Punch Fonts are now included. This should now be used if google fonts need to be loaded through the Slider Revolution plugin
- Option added to not load the Slider on Mobile devices
- 2D rotation options added to layers in Slide Editor
- New navigation types called preview1, preview2, preview3, preview4 and custom
- Custom CSS and JavaScript can now be added directly in each Slider
- Placeholder of Slider at Page load will be auto generated. No more Jump Vertically during Slider is loading
- Added Performance Boost optional, where Outgoing Layers first animated before next slide is played. Helps if many layers added to one Slide
- Reburn of Pan Zoom Effect on FullScreen, FullWidth and Boxed layout with a complete new Engine
CHANGES
- Check if more then one instance of Slider Revolution exists.
- Added support for spaces in putRevSlider("newslider2014","2,10") like putRevSlider("newslider2014","2, homepage")
- Added check if hammer.js is already included
- Added allowfullscreen="true" into YouTube video iFrame output
- Using now Aqua Resizer for thumbnail generation
- Pagination added to the Slide Overview page
- Added Sorting of Slides based on names or Shortcode in Slider Overview page
- Video ID of YouTube and Vimeo can now be changed on editing a layer
- Added notification on post based slider if the template slider does not have any slides created
- Removed the JavaScript inside of the href attribute of buttons from the Slide Editor
BUGFIXES
- Fixed a bug where Template Sliders would change to normal Sliders
- Fixed a bug where layer positions in slide editor where not correctly calculated if the layer had a padding or margin.
- white-space and max-width/max-height are now correctly shown in Slide Editor
- Fix for importing where \n was translated to n
- Visible Last slide at Loading fixed
- Visible Navigation Elements on Load fixed
Version 4.3.8 SkyWood (27th April 2014)
BUGFIXES
- BugFix for Shortcode Selector in WordPress 3.9 that happens on toggle between text & visual button
- added px to height css in fullwidth Sliders
Version 4.3.7 SkyWood (17th April 2014)
BUGFIXES
- Select ShortCodes are now back in Posts on WordPress 3.9
- Ken Burns Dobble Start after changing the slide
Version 4.3.6 SkyWood (14th April 2014)
CHANGES
- Ken Burns and Pan Zoom Effect Engine Change. Animation based on Img rotations and Zooms, Transitions instead of Background animation. Due this change the Aniamtions become really Smooth and Clean.
BUGFIXES
- Fixed some compability issues with custom captions
Version 4.3.5 SkyWood (09th April 2014)
CHANGES
- Decreased Loading Time of Styles due loading styles Inline in Header (based on WordPress Best Practices)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed Click and Taps bugs on Elements in Slider viewing Slider in Mobile Devices
- Fixed Positions of Videos after leaving Fullscreen Video Playback
- Fixed Element Transitions by clicking Next/previous Slider before Elements has been shown. Currently Not Visible Elements will not show up suddenly any more.
Version 4.3.4 SkyWood (07th April 2014)
CHANGES
- Changed Backend Style of Style Editor
- Added Swipe Up & Down to scroll below or above the slider on Mobile Devices
BUGFIXES
- Fixed Color Picker in Backend Editor
Version 4.3.3 SkyWood (27th March 2014)
CHANGES
- Changed the validation process to meet the envato requirements
BUGFIXES
- KenBurn effect "End Position" fix if percentage is choosen
Version 4.3.2 SkyWood (25th March 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Added Option keyboardNavigation to allow Navigation with left/right arrows
CHANGES
- Removed video-js plugin and added Browser Native HTML5 Video Player
BUGFIXES
- Added stripslashes to the import process to the layers
- Added multisite custom css fix
- Fixed HTML5 Video Loading issues
- Fixed Android Device Swipe Feature
Version 4.3.1 SkyWood (21th March 2014)
CHANGES
- Changed the activation text
BUGFIXES
- Fix for Thumbnail generating on some installations
Version 4.3 SkyWood (18th March 2014)
BUGFIXES
- Fix if Slider does not load after Touch Option is Disabled
- MultiSite export fix on some installations.
Version 4.2.7 SkyWood (18th March 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- Added Options like Swipe Velocity, Swipe Min/Max Touches
- Added Drag Block Vertical option to prevent verticall scroll if needed. Default (false)
BUGFIXES
- BugFix for FireFox Timer Line - Visibilty of Timer was ignored in Firefox and IE
- BugFix for checking for new updates
- BugFix for event manager, dates will now be correctly translated if they are not english
Version 4.2.6 SkyWood (17th March 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- New Slider Setting option: Hide Mobile Nav After in Mobile Visibility Tab
CHANGES
- Calculation of forceFullScreenAlign Positions. Resized Positions are More exact
- Replacement of rel=0 in youtube video layer disabled
- Added Hide Slider under "window width" for all type of Slider Layouts. Slider is stopped / started depends on the Window size also
BUGFIXES
- Hide Timer Bug has been fixed
- Small multisite export/import adjustments
- Small general export/import adjustments
- Missing static-captions.css text in console on slider preview removed
- YouTube: Hide Controls do now work
- YouTube/Vimeo allow now to insert direct URL or ID
- YouTube rel=0 fix
- YouTube iOS Fix for Replaying videos on 2nd Call
- StopOnHover set to 1 Bug has been fixed
- Backend Speed improvements on some hosters
Version 4.2.5 SkyWood (12th March 2014)
BUGFIXES
- Slide Link zIndex issues and Slide Link Resizing issues fixed
- Individual Slide Timer has been fixed. Broken since version 4.2.4
Version 4.2.4 SkyWood (10th March 2014)
CHANGES
- Updated Russian Translation / Language Pack
- Improved Plugin Processes, Removed Script Intervals and Timers for Better CPU Management (30-50% less CPU Usage)
Version 4.2.3 SkyWood (3th March 2014)
BUGFIXES
- BugFix in Russian Language causing the error "setting layer_caption not found"
Version 4.2.2 SkyWood (28th February 2014)
BUGFIXES
- In case HTML5 Video Js Loads later then Meta of Video will not fire the Auto Play Option
- Changed update check. In some situations user will not see that a new update is available.
Version 4.2.1 SkyWood (27th February 2014)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed YouTube Api, changed youtube api load to permanent Https
- Fixed HTML5 Video Preload. A Waiting process added for Video JS and Stream preloads
- Fixed Vimeo API Preloads
- Fixed "Unclickable" Notice for Auto Updates and Premium Support
Version 4.2 SkyWood (25th February 2014)
NEW FEATURES
- New Activation process added
- New Automatic Updates process added
- Added Char, Word and Line Based Text animation to improve the Visual Experience on the Layer Animations
- Added 5 Different Loader Spinner with Live Preview Selector
- Added a new Shortcode type. Now [rev_slider slider_alias] and also [rev_slider alias="slider_alias"] works.
- Added polish language thanks to Dawid Dudek (www.supportitc.pl)
- Meta Box for RevSlider now available in all Custom Post Types
- Added remove Thumbnail in Slide Editor
- Added white-space, maxwidth and maxheight options
CHANGES
- Improved Loading Speed. Slider loads over 1-2 sec quicker than before.
- Improved Lazy Loading, to load Images and Layer images on demand. Intelligent Preloading of next slide Elements.
- Removed function mysql_insert_id() that will be deprecated in php version 5.5.x
- Auto Thumbnail Function, small copy of Slider Image, or Colorer BG used as Default.
BUGFIXES
- Fixed YouTube Api
- CSS editor bugfix where custom styles were set into other choosen layers
- Added missing argument for WPML, this enables WPML functionality in using the specific post feature
- Small adjustment for css editor that caused problems on some installations
- Check if ssl on external jquery library & css include
- Fixed Overlapping layers if Mixed Align Mode used in Slide
- Fixed Pause/Resume function if Navigation elements has been hovered.
- MultiSite Style Settings - Minor Workaround added till next Major Release
Version 4.1.5 SkyWood
NEW FEATURES
- Added Chinese translation thanks to lastme (http://www.lastme.com/)
CHANGES
- Removed function mysql_insert_id() that will be deprecated in php version 5.5.x
Version 4.1.4 SkyWood
NEW FEATURES
- ID, Class, Title & Rel attribute for Links on images added
- Added files so that google does not index internal files
CHANGES
- German language files recreated
- instead of a fatal error, the none existence of ZipArchive will now give a more gently message
Version 4.1.3 SkyWood
CHANGES
- Imported images through slider import create now also the thumbnails
BUGFIXES
- stripslashes problem in global styles at slider imports fixed
- multisite import of slider now correctly imports images
- selecting thumbnails/video overlays now work on multisites
Version 4.1.2 SkyWood
CHANGES
- Deleting Posts inside a Post Slider will now trash instead of deleting them
BUGFIXES
- Fixed a z-index issue where the-events-calendar set the jquery-ui-dialog overlay over the Slider Revolution Dialogs
- Http / Https loading of API’S in the right format depending on the current URL
- Issue solved with the HTML5 Video Sizing
- YouTube Api does not work without the origin=http://yourdomain any more !!
- The slider adds this now automatically on every YouTube video.
- NOTE: Please note that this only works on live servers and not local installations.
- For example: autoplay will not work on local machines but on your live servers
Version 4.1.1 SkyWood
NEW FEATURES
- New API Method: rev redraw for Redrawing the current Slide in case, slider is included some animated container.
- New tab in Slider Settings: Reset Options.
- Reset all Transitions of this Slider to a choosen one
- Reset all Transition Durations of this Slider to a choosen one
- New Dropdown on Post/Pages for revslider Shortcodes (found in Visual mode of Editor)
CHANGES
- New button in Slide Edit mode to go back to Slide List of Slider
BUGFIXES
- Remove of Aspect Ratio and Dotted Overlay if Cover was not choosen in HTML5 Videos
- Fixed a bug on import of Slider where custom arrows might break
- Fixed a bug for Missing static-layers.css
- Fixed FF and IE10 Animation issues
- Fixed Wrong calculated Center positions if Caption has CSS3 Animations associated
Version 4.1 SkyWood
NEW FEATURES
- Ken Burns Effect (align start/end) bg Fit (start/end), Speed and easing
- Min Height for Fullscreen Sliders
- Fullscreen HTML5 Videos with new functions
- Cover the whole HTML5 Videoscreen (no black borders)
- Dotted overlays on HTML5 Videos with cover & slide backgrounds
- Dotted Overlay on Background Images (global setting)
- Mute option on Videos
- Force Rewind of Videos on slideview
CHANGES
- Fallback to old export if zip extension is not installed on server
BUGFIXES
- Post meta tag fix for plugin: Types - Complete Solution for Custom Fields and Types
Version 4.0.6 SkyWood
BUGFIXES
- Force Fullwidth Offsets
- Added FF Protection for 3d Animated Elements
- Update GreenSock Engine with Protection for FF25 Animations
- IE8 HALO Effect Solved
Version 4.0.5 SkyWood
NEW FEATURES
- New Background-Image options in slider settings under Appearance Tab
- Usage of placeholder %link% and %meta:somemeta% for Slide Link in General Slide Settings
CHANGES
- Added fallback for dynamic-layers.css (if not writable, load layers.php instead)
BUGFIXES
- Fixed a bug where no layers could be added to Slides
- Fixed a bug where Post Sliders do not show the correct thumbnails in navigation
- Fixed a few texts for better multilanguage support
Version 4.0.4 SkyWood
BUGFIXES
- inserted two missing functions
Version 4.0.3 SkyWood
CHNAGES
- the option Responsive Through All Levels in layers is now checked as default
- set default background-position of main slide image to center top
BUGFIXES
- bug in interpreting the css fixed
- fixed a bug that occures on some video layers and that may brake the edit slide page
- fixed a bug with Post Sliders not being shown with the template Slider styles
Version 4.0.2 SkyWood
BUGFIXES
- WPML was not working correctly, fixed "Wrong Request" bug
Version 4.0.1 SkyWood
CHANGES
- add revision to css/js files to prevent caching issues
Version 4.0 SkyWood
NEW FEATURES
- New Live Style Editor (Simple and Advanced)
- Custom Caption Creator
- Live Caption Animation Viewer in Editor
- Export Feature (with Images and Static/Dynamic Styles and with Custom Animations)
- New Main Image Aligns, Repeating and Sizing (like center,center, repeat-x,y,no, cover and container and many more)
- New Layout Viewer ( to see differences between, fullwidth, fullscreen, custom)
- Only Styles are loaded which used in Current Slides
- template slider for post slider added
- allow external images as slide backgrounds
- new options for videos
- many other new options added
- added relpace url's neer export / import slider
- new options for hiding thumbs/bullets/arrows on mobile
- new option force fill width in autoresponsive mode
- id, class, rel tag can be set for each element
- alt tag for images can be set
- layers can now be locked
- layer images can now be resized
- Added new Flat Transitions
- Added FullScreen and FullWidth Forcing in Boxed Themes
- Added Thumbnail for Videos
- Tooltip for Titles
- Shadow Prelayouts
- Move Tabs to Change Slide Order
- Published / Unpublished Slides also Date / Time Dependent
- Loop and Controlless HTML5 Videos
- Play Video only First Time, then Hold
- Linear Resizing of Thumbs
- Unlimited Containers for Offsetting Fullscreen Height
CHANGES
- Style of Backend in Flat Style
- Much cleaner interface
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---
date: 2022-09-24
lastmod: 2023-08-08
title: "Website style guide"
description: 'The style guide for my website, how components are created and then used, as simplicity saved me from falling into the hole of "not creating".'
linkTitle: "This websites style guide including context about the why and how."
summary: "
This post will showcase all available website components, how they are defined with CSS and HTML, and finally how they were used to create this website. Also, a bit about what I thought when creating them.
"
hasCode: true
tags: ["post", "general"]
---
In the beginning, there was complexity
Years ago, when I set out to create my own website,
I did not, as I was overwhelmed with possibilities. I thought
about complex, intriguing designs with the highest technical fidelity, amazing
Easter eggs, and a mind-blowing user experience. Creating a mountain in front
of myself, unable to climb, ever-growing.
Back then, when I was creating websites professionally, of course I wanted to
have the best of the best of the best.
I did 26 design iterations, from pure Sketch to
full-fledged designs, complete with pattern libraries and code. Every new
prototype was more complex than the one before.
I also went through a lot of technologies I could use — from the
well-known to the never-heard-of, including the (in)famous
"I will build my own X". Creating holistic testing strategies, code
guidelines, documentation, … you name it.
"Everything a professional does", so I convinced myself.
Simplicity
I deleted it all. What if: just HTML and CSS, no fancy technologies, no
pop-ups, no content jumps? I'm not saying there is a relationship between
"fancy technologies to "negatives", just stating what I
wanted to reduce. I was creative my whole youth; I learned to be a designer
and even worked as one for a while. But I am no designer, not
anymore, and I did not love the time I was, or at least what I was doing back
then.
I started working on something I thought would be a
WIP (work in progress), a simple website with no
extras and nothing fancy. After getting something I started to like, I removed
everything not necessary. I had a cookie banner because everyone had one
— but why? Do I have cookies? Do I need them? I mean, realistically,
cookies are amazing, the ones to eat, but I had none on my website, so
gone with the cookie banner.
Looking at what I had, I realized I did like it. It was simple but functional,
covering all my needs for a small website. What was previously meant to be a
WIP became the final result — no build system, no
JavaScript, just plain CSS and HTML.
This is not true anymore. While my site grew, I switched to
11ty, a static
site generator that did not lock me into a specific framework. I was able to
gradually streamline some parts of maintaining my website, but that was all.
Just a bit of help managing the blog, creating a feed, and the sitemap.
Everything else still holds true, including simplicity.
The style guide
The following content is a living document of defined styles
and components, how to use them, and how they are created.
"Components" refers to the combination of HTML and
CSS to create a logical unit for my website.
Theming
The site does support light and dark mode. This is also represented in this
style-guide. There are multiple options to switch between those themes.
When supported, switch themes via the operating system.
Use the theme toggle button at the end of the page.
Use the shortcut Shift+T anywhere on the
page.
Any of those options is valid and can be used to view elements in different
themes.
Variables
Not having any build system, I still wanted to have some kind of variables for
my CSS — custom properties to the rescue. With very good
browser support
I hesitated not, using custom properties for fonts, sizes, and colors.
Because I did not want to include custom fonts I use a standard set of
sans-serif font families. The variables, defined inside the pseudo-class
:root, look as follows.
For consistency of e.g. paddings and margins I define a set of reusable sizes.
And at last, a set of colors.
Here how they look like:
--color-blue-100
--color-blue-200
--color-blue-300
--color-blue-500
--color-blue-700
--color-blue-800
--color-blue-900
--color-grey-200
--color-grey-300
--color-grey-500
--color-grey-700
--color-grey-800
--color-grey-900
Headlines
There are five headlines defined, where h1 is reserved for the
website title. There is a base set of styles all headings inherit.
The font size and margin for headings are defined per heading.
.h1 Website title
Only used once per page as website title.
.h2 Page title
This heading size is used for page titles or to separate larger content areas.
.h3 Section title
Used in an article or page.
.h4 Sub-section title
Further divide content in articles or pages.
.h5 Paragraph heading
Small additional heading for paragraphs.
Text
Text styles are kept minimal. What you see all the time here, and right now,
is a paragraph.
Paragraphs
Seven lines of style declarations are all for paragraphs.
This is a simple paragraph.
Blockquote
Blockquote components will inherit all paragraph styles, besides defining own
unique styles. There is also some extras for paragraphs inside blockquote
elements. All blockquote elements will be inside a
figure element.
Strong
The CSS for the strong element is just making it
bold.
This is very strong text.
Emphasis
Emphasising text comes in two "flavours"; one is the semantic
version, the other is a visual representation only.
This is emphasised.
This is also emphasised, but only visually.
Links
Links are represented by color and a simple hover effect. There is also a
separate style when a definition element dfn is used inside.
The kbd element represents a shortcut, whereas a nested
kbd element will represent a sequence of keystrokes.
To toggle the theme, use the shortcut
Shift+T.
Address
Address elements get some original italic style.
La Taverna del Brigante
Via Aldo Manuzio, 82
04010 Bassiano LT
Italy
Callout
The callout is used to bring focus to important information, most often used
in a tutorial or similar knowledge focused articles.
Flag object
The "flag object" is a combination of a fixed size media element with
dynamic content to the side. The media element can be located left or right.
This is a headline
Lists
There are three types of lists. Ordered, unordered, and horizontal text lists.
Order and Unordered list
This is
an unordered list
This is
an ordered list
Horizontal text list
A simple list with a title to show items horizontally.
Side notes
To show additional information aside I was under the impression I will need
JavaScript for proper placement or at least a rather complex structure.
Happily this was not the case, all it needed was a container wrapping what
will be referenced and the aside absolute placed in relation to
it.
Show the aside and how to make that happen. This will only show on the right
side of the content on larger screens. Otherwise, it will be part of the
content flow.
Media
Media on this site are images and video, but can also be other
rich‑content like code blocks. It is placed inside a
figure element with caption. Every image will have a
webp version, every video a webm.
The basic media content style is for the figure and
figcaption element.
Images
Images will always have a webp version and a caption. They are
placed inside the picture element, and will show up larger on
mobile devices by using the full device width.
The loading="lazy" is only used for images below the initial
viewport.
Video
Similar to webp for images, video will always have a
webm version and a caption. A "poster" will be used to
show a preview image of the video.
Code
Code can be used inside paragraphs and as standalone code blocks with syntax
highlighting.
Inline code
Inside text the code element is used.
Code blocks
Code blocks are placed inside figure elements and can have
optionally a figcaption. Syntax highlighting is
supported through
highlight.js
Besides some custom styling, styles are taken from a highlight.js theme
represented by CSS classes prefixed with hljs-.
There is a range of supported languages, those are: Bash, C,
C++, CSS, Diff, HTML, XML,
JSON, JavaScript, Lua, Markdown, Python, Rust, SQL,
Shell, TOML, INI, TypeScript, YAML,
.properties, Augmented Backus-Naur Form, Backus–Naur Form and CMake.
This concludes the set of noteworthy components styled through the
style.css
file. Over time this will expand and cover whatever new components I will add.
For now, that was it.


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This class represents ports which are used to connect entities for event passing.
Sim_system
,
Sim_entity
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Sim_port(java.lang.String port_name)
Constructor for standalone simulations. |
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Sim_port(java.lang.String port_name,
java.lang.String image_name,
int side,
int pos)
Constructor for use with the eduni.simanim package for animations. |
| Method Summary | |
java.lang.String |
get_dest_ename()
Get the name of the destination entity of this port. |
int |
get_dest()
Get the unique id number of the destination entity of this port. |
java.lang.String |
get_pname()
Get the name of this port. |
int |
get_src()
Get the unique id number of the source entity of this port. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public Sim_port(java.lang.String port_name)
port_name
- The name with which to identify this portpublic Sim_port(java.lang.String port_name, java.lang.String image_name, int side, int pos)
eduni.simanim
package for animations.port_name
- The name with which to identify this portimage_name
- The name of the gif graphics file to use for this port's
icon, (without the ".gif" extension)side
- Which side of the parent entity the port should be drawn on,
one of Anim_port.LEFT
, Anim_port.RIGHT
, Anim_port.TOP
, or
Anim_port.BOTTOM
pos
- How many pixels along that side the port should be drawn| Method Detail |
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public java.lang.String get_pname()
public int get_dest()
public int get_src()
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Hey! I'm a software developer whose free time is spent voraciously learning new technologies. As a front-end turned full-stack engineer, I have a suite of ever expanding skills and experience with everything from Rails, PHP and Python to custom WordPress theme development. I've also built and worked on multiple React/Redux sites and platforms, worked with Node, jQuery, various SQL as well as NoSQL databases, multiple APIs, OAuth2.0, and Git. Offline I suffer perennial wanderlust having spent over 4 years living, working and volunteering in Spanish speaking countries.
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Main Features
-
date2week()
converts dates to a week format (YYYY-Www-d) that can start on any day. -
week2date()
/as.Date()
does the backwards conversion from (YYYY-Www(-d)) to a numeric date. -
get_aweek()
generates an aweek object from a week number -
get_date()
converts a week number to a date -
as.aweek()
converts dates, characters, and factors to aweek objects. -
factor_aweek()
creates an aggregated factor of weeks where the levels contain all weeks within range. - Dependencies only on R itself.
Dates to weeks
With the aweek package, converting dates to weeks is simple. All you need to know is what weekday represents the beginning of your week and a vector of dates.
# generate dates
set.seed(2019-02-26)
onset <- as.Date("2019-02-26") + sort(sample(-6:7, 20, replace = TRUE))
# load aweek
library("aweek")
set_week_start("Monday") # set the default start of the week
print(onset)
## [1] "2019-02-21" "2019-02-21" "2019-02-22" "2019-02-22" "2019-02-22"
## [6] "2019-02-23" "2019-02-23" "2019-02-23" "2019-02-25" "2019-02-26"
## [11] "2019-02-26" "2019-02-27" "2019-02-28" "2019-02-28" "2019-03-02"
## [16] "2019-03-03" "2019-03-04" "2019-03-05" "2019-03-05" "2019-03-05"
## <aweek start: Monday>
## [1] "2019-W08-4" "2019-W08-4" "2019-W08-5" "2019-W08-5" "2019-W08-5"
## [6] "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-6" "2019-W09-1" "2019-W09-2"
## [11] "2019-W09-2" "2019-W09-3" "2019-W09-4" "2019-W09-4" "2019-W09-6"
## [16] "2019-W09-7" "2019-W10-1" "2019-W10-2" "2019-W10-2" "2019-W10-2"
If you want to override the default, you can use the week_start
attribute of date2week()
:
## <aweek start: Monday>
## [1] "2019-W08-4" "2019-W08-4" "2019-W08-5" "2019-W08-5" "2019-W08-5"
## [6] "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-6" "2019-W09-1" "2019-W09-2"
## [11] "2019-W09-2" "2019-W09-3" "2019-W09-4" "2019-W09-4" "2019-W09-6"
## [16] "2019-W09-7" "2019-W10-1" "2019-W10-2" "2019-W10-2" "2019-W10-2"
## <aweek start: Sunday>
## [1] "2019-W08-5" "2019-W08-5" "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-6"
## [6] "2019-W08-7" "2019-W08-7" "2019-W08-7" "2019-W09-2" "2019-W09-3"
## [11] "2019-W09-3" "2019-W09-4" "2019-W09-5" "2019-W09-5" "2019-W09-7"
## [16] "2019-W10-1" "2019-W10-2" "2019-W10-3" "2019-W10-3" "2019-W10-3"
## <aweek start: Saturday>
## [1] "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-6" "2019-W08-7" "2019-W08-7" "2019-W08-7"
## [6] "2019-W09-1" "2019-W09-1" "2019-W09-1" "2019-W09-3" "2019-W09-4"
## [11] "2019-W09-4" "2019-W09-5" "2019-W09-6" "2019-W09-6" "2019-W10-1"
## [16] "2019-W10-2" "2019-W10-3" "2019-W10-4" "2019-W10-4" "2019-W10-4"
## x
## 2019-W08 2019-W09 2019-W10
## 5 9 6
##
## 2019-02-16 2019-02-23 2019-03-02
## 5 9 6
Weeks to dates
If you have numeric weeks, you can rapidly convert to dates with get_date()
. Here are all the dates for the first day of last 10 ISO weeks of 2015:
## [1] "2015-10-26" "2015-11-02" "2015-11-09" "2015-11-16" "2015-11-23"
## [6] "2015-11-30" "2015-12-07" "2015-12-14" "2015-12-21" "2015-12-28"
## <aweek start: Monday>
## [1] "2015-W44-1" "2015-W45-1" "2015-W46-1" "2015-W47-1" "2015-W48-1"
## [6] "2015-W49-1" "2015-W50-1" "2015-W51-1" "2015-W52-1" "2015-W53-1"
If you have weeks recorded from different data sets that start on different days, you can account for that by using the start
option. For example, 2018-01-01 is a Monday, but 2018-W01-1 starting on a Sunday is 2017-12-31
## [1] "2017-12-31" "2018-01-01"
# get_aweek will align them to the default week_start
get_aweek(week = 1, year = 2018, day = 1, start = c("Sunday", "Monday"))
## <aweek start: Monday>
## [1] "2017-W52-7" "2018-W01-1"
Factors
You can also automatically calculate factor levels, which is useful in tabulating across weeks and including missing values.
set.seed(2019-02-26)
onset <- as.Date("2019-02-26") + sort(sample(-48:49, 20, replace = TRUE))
x <- date2week(onset, week_start = "sat", factor = TRUE)
x
## <aweek start: Saturday>
## [1] 2019-W03 2019-W03 2019-W04 2019-W04 2019-W04 2019-W05 2019-W05
## [8] 2019-W05 2019-W06 2019-W06 2019-W06 2019-W09 2019-W09 2019-W10
## [15] 2019-W11 2019-W12 2019-W12 2019-W14 2019-W15 2019-W15
## 13 Levels: 2019-W03 2019-W04 2019-W05 2019-W06 2019-W07 ... 2019-W15
## x
## 2019-W03 2019-W04 2019-W05 2019-W06 2019-W07 2019-W08 2019-W09 2019-W10
## 2 3 3 3 0 0 2 1
## 2019-W11 2019-W12 2019-W13 2019-W14 2019-W15
## 1 2 0 1 2
Locales
It’s also possible to specify the week_start in terms of the current locale, however it is important to be aware that code like this may not be portable.
# workaround because of differing locale specifications
german <- if (grepl("darwin", R.version$os)) "de_DE.UTF-8" else "de_DE.utf8"
lct <- Sys.getlocale("LC_TIME")
res <- Sys.setlocale("LC_TIME", german)
date2week(as.Date("2019-02-26"), week_start = "Sonntag")
## <aweek start: Sonntag>
## [1] "2019-W09-3"
## <aweek start: Sonntag>
## [1] "2019-W09-3"
## [1] "en_GB.UTF-8"
Getting help online
Bug reports and feature requests should be posted on github using the issue system. All other questions should be posted on the RECON forum:
https://www.repidemicsconsortium.org/forum/
Contributions are welcome via pull requests.
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
Similar Work
There are other packages that can define ISOweeks and/or epiweeks. However, the ability to easily switch between day and week intervals is only available for the ISOweek package and all of the packages above have dependencies that require compiled code.
- ISOweek converts dates to ISO weeks as the “%W” and “%u” formats don’t exist in windows
- lubridate performs general datetime handling with some auxilary functions that return the week or day of the week.
- surveillance implements ISOWeekYear.


Multiple kernel learning methods¶
Mklaren - Simultaneous multiple kernel learning and low-rank approximation¶
Uniform - trivial combination of kernels¶
Align - Independent centered alignment¶
The algorithms based on centered aligmnent proposed in
- Cortes, M. Mohri, and A. Rostamizadeh, “Algorithms for Learning Kernels Based on Centered Alignment,” J. Mach. Learn. Res., vol. 13, pp. 795-828, Mar. 2012.
Given \(p\) kernel matrices \(\mathbf{K}_1, \mathbf{K}_2, ..., \mathbf{K}_p\), centered kernel alignment learns a linear combination of kernels resulting in a combined kernel matrix.
where \(\mathbf{K}_{cq}\) is the centered kernel matrix.
The following methods perform a constrained optimization over \(\mathbf{\mu} = (\mu_1, \mu_2, ... \mu_p)\) maximizing the centered alignment:
where \(\mathbf{y}\mathbf{y}^T\) is the ideal kernel based on target vector \(\mathbf{y}\) and \(<\cdot, \cdot>_F\) is a matrix inner product.
-
class
mklaren.mkl.align.
Align
(d=2)¶ Variables: - Kappa – (
numpy.ndarray
) Combined kernel matrix. - mu – (
numpy.ndarray
) Kernel weights.
-
__call__
(i, j)¶ Access portions of the combined kernel matrix at indices i, j.
Parameters: - i – (
int
) or (numpy.ndarray
) Index/indices of data points(s). - j – (
int
) or (numpy.ndarray
) Index/indices of data points(s).
Returns: (
numpy.ndarray
) Value of the kernel matrix for i, j.- i – (
-
__getitem__
(item)¶ Access portions of the kernel matrix generated by
kernel
.Parameters: item – ( tuple
) pair of: indices or list of indices or (numpy.ndarray
) or (slice
) to address portions of the kernel matrix.Returns: ( numpy.ndarray
) Value of the kernel matrix for item.
-
fit
(Ks, y, holdout=None)¶ Learn weights for kernel matrices or Kinterfaces.
Parameters: - Ks – (
list
) of (numpy.ndarray
) or of (Kinterface
) to be aligned. - y – (
numpy.ndarray
) Class labels \(y_i \in {-1, 1}\) or regression targets. - holdout – (
list
) List of indices to exlude from alignment.
- Ks – (
- Kappa – (
-
class
mklaren.mkl.align.
AlignLowRank
(d=2)¶ Use the align method using low-rank kernels. Useful for computing alignment of low-rank representations.
-
__call__
(i, j)¶ Access portions of the combined kernel matrix at indices i, j.
Parameters: - i – (
int
) or (numpy.ndarray
) Index/indices of data points(s). - j – (
int
) or (numpy.ndarray
) Index/indices of data points(s).
Returns: (
numpy.ndarray
) Value of the kernel matrix for i, j.- i – (
-
__getitem__
(item)¶ Access portions of the kernel matrix generated by
kernel
.Parameters: item – ( tuple
) pair of: indices or list of indices or (numpy.ndarray
) or (slice
) to address portions of the kernel matrix.Returns: ( numpy.ndarray
) Value of the kernel matrix for item.
-
fit
(Gs, y, holdout=None)¶ Learn weights for low-rank representations of kernel matrices.
Parameters: - Gs – (
list
) of (numpy.ndarray
) to be aligned. - y – (
numpy.ndarray
) Class labels \(y_i \in {-1, 1}\). - holdout – (
list
) List of indices to exlude from alignment.
- Gs – (
-


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"pandas",
"bokeh",
"xyzservices"
]
plugins = [
"https://pyscript.net/latest/plugins/python/py_tutor.py"
]
import json
import pyodide
from js import Bokeh, console, JSON
from bokeh.embed import json_item
from bokeh.plotting import figure
from bokeh.resources import CDN
# create a new plot with default tools, using figure
p = figure(width=400, height=400)
# add a circle renderer with x and y coordinates, size, color, and alpha
p.circle([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], [6, 7, 2, 4, 5], size=15, line_color="navy", fill_color="orange", fill_alpha=0.5)
p_json = json.dumps(json_item(p, "myplot"))
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23 (German) A review by Mark R. Leeper in bullet-list form from the Toronto Internation Film Festival
CAPSULE: Two computer hackers from Hanover, Germany, members of the Computer Chaos Club get involved breaking into the computers of major companies and of governments. What starts as a game turns into an international espionage incident. The (basically) true story is told here. This is the story of the computer criminals that Clifford Stoll caught as detailed in THE CUCKOO'S EGG. Rating: 8 (0 to 10), high +2 (-4 to +4)
- Directed by Has-Christian Schmidt who co-wrote the screenplay. - The other side of Clifford Stoll's CUCKOO'S EGG. In fact, the Nova dramatization would make a very good companion piece. This is the story of the Hanover data bandits. - Begins with Karl Koch and his friend David's interest in the Illuminatus book by Robert Shea (unmentioned) and Robert Anton Wilson (who plays himself in a few short scenes). - Karl and David are 19 when taken with the hacker's ethic that information belongs to everyone. They begin breaking into corporate and government computers. A go-between suggests that the KGB will pay well for the right information. From there life starts giving them big ups and bigger downs. - 23 is basically a morality tale of how the Hanover bandits ruined their lives. With their fascination in conspiracies they actually bred conspiracies against themselves. - It is hard to keep up with the pace of the story telling. The names are a little hard to follow. - It is hard to understand why the hacker's ethic would cause Karl and David to ally themselves with the KGB. - They use money from their hacking to buy cocaine and only make their lives worse. - They make obvious errors. When the landlord no longer seems to care whether you are paying rent or not, get the heck out. - In tone similar to TRAINSPOTTING. People trapped by shortsighted behavior. - The information that the Hanover bandits gave the Soviets was not the serious damage. They stole much of the innocence of the Internet. Imagine a village in which people feel secure and nobody locks their doors. Two kids discover this and start petty thefts. They may not steal much but soon everybody will realize they have to put locks on their doors. Security becomes an industry. That is what the Hanover bandits did to the world of computers.
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Action Application is a UI Framework than can run on any web server. Based on jQuery and related
libraries, the system is designed to make web and mobile application development simple yet powerful.
About the Application Model
- Easy to learn, implement and maintain
- Powerful features are available out of the box for all applications and application pages
- Pages are lazy loaded so the entire site does not load at once
- Can use Raw HTML, Templating and Controls together to make powerful applications quickly
- Same UI model works for web pages and mobile apps
- Easy to extend and maintain -built for enterprise applications and native mobile applications in mind
- Server agnostic, the same UI can run vitually anywhere
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Congratulations to everyone who participated in the 2021 ECOO Programming Contest! This year we had 692 registered students, 473 of which competed in the contest. The top three students are as follows:
1. Zixiang Zhou from London Central Secondary School
2. (Tie) Edward Xiao from University of Toronto Schools
2. (Tie) Andrew Dong from Centennial Collegiate and Vocational Institute
A complete scoreboard for the contest is available here.
Leaderboards for individual boards containing students' real names have been emailed to the appropriate contacts within them. Certificates of participation, certificates of distinction, and monetary prizes have been sent out.
Problems in PDF format alongside data and any tools to run them are available here.
The problems are also available on DMOJ and MCPT where you may create accounts and submit to the judges, receiving immediate feedback.
For any comments, questions, or concerns, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can also contact the ECOO-CS President, David Stermole<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or the Event Organizer, Valentina Krasteva (vkrasteva@ecoo.org).
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We are seeking to create an eco-friendly society by taking other environmental issues seriously and engaging in research activities, holding discussions with experts, and offering proposals to government agencies and private companies. Environmental protection is the practice of protecting the natural environment by individuals, organizations and governments.[1] Its objectives are to conserve natural resources and the existing natural environment and, where possible, to repair damage and reverse trends.[2] Due to the pressures of overconsumption, population growth and technology, the biophysical environment is being degraded, sometimes permanently. This has been recognized, and governments have begun placing restraints on activities that cause environmental degradation. Since the 1960s, environmental movements have created more awareness of the multiple environmental problems. There is disagreement on the extent of the environmental impact of human activity, so protection measures are occasionally debated.
Kyoto Protocol Commitment map 2010 Many of the earth's resources are especially vulnerable because they are influenced by human impacts across different countries. As a result of this, many attempts are made by countries to develop agreements that are signed by multiple governments to prevent damage or manage the impacts of human activity on natural resources. This can include agreements that impact factors such as climate, oceans, rivers and air pollution. These international environmental agreements are sometimes legally binding documents that have legal implications when they are not followed and, at other times, are more agreements in principle or are for use as codes of conduct. These agreements have a long history with some multinational agreements being in place from as early as 1910 in Europe, America and Africa.[5] Many of the international technical agencies formed after 1945 addressed environmental themes. By the late 1960s, a growing environmental movement called for coordinated and institutionalized international cooperation. The landmark United Nations Conference on the Human Environment was held in Stockholm in 1972, establishing the concept of a right to a healthy environment. It was followed by the creation of the United Nations Environment Programme later that year.[6] Some of the most well-known international agreements include the Kyoto Protocol of 1997 and the Paris Agreement of 2015.
The concept of a EIABC university project is different from works done by other level organization. Our staff and our student body tend to implement every principles of environmental preservations . The idea of building a green university explicitly focuses on improving the impact that buildings and the campus have on the environment. To create a green university, you need to run projects on:
• Organic food
• Renewable energy
• Gardening, landscape and biodiversity
• Low-carbon transport
• Clean water
• Recycling
Our vision is that universities help young people to become global citizens for sustainable development. This involves a lot of travelling. Some ideas to promote sustainable transport among students and staff:
•Distribute free or subsidized public transit passes to students and staff
• Install video conferencing software and train staff to use it
•Rent out a cargo bike to students for free and subsidise bicycles for employees
•Create a mobility policy, which makes it mandatory to compensate any flight-related greenhouse gas emissions
•Introduce electric cars to the fleet of the university and provide recharging stations
©EIABC Student Activity Directorate


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8-10
Dietary
Use bought puff pastry to make this easy apple tart laced with calvados and topped with soft Chantilly – look out for all-butter puff for the best flavour.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Roll the puff pastry out on a clean work surface to a large sheet, 3mm thick. Using a bowl or plate, cut a circle about 25cm/10in in diameter. Crimp the edge before turning the whole sheet over and laying it directly onto a flat baking tray. Chill in the fridge for at least 10 minutes.
Remove the pastry from the fridge and spread the apple compôte all over the base of pastry, leaving a 1cm/½in border at the edge.
Slice the apples the thickness of a two-pound coin and place them onto the pastry sheet, fanning them out, starting from the outside and working in. The apples should overlap each other. Use the largest slices on the outside and place the smallest slices in the middle of the tart.
Once all the apples have been laid out, sprinkle over the caster sugar and dot with the cubed butter. Brush the border with the beaten egg and bake in the oven for about 30 minutes, or until golden-brown and risen around the edge.
For the Chantilly cream, whisk the cream, icing sugar and seeds from the vanilla pod in a bowl until very soft peaks form and set aside until ready to serve.
When ready to serve, place the tart onto a serving plate. Warm the calvados in a small saucepan. Ignite the alcohol with a match (be careful of your fingers) and pour over the tart. Serve with Chantilly cream.


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Banks
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Banks. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ann | 1746 | before 1782-12-05 | Booth, Jeremiah | Banks, James Thompson, Hannah |
| Beryl Esma | 1922-02-14 | 1993-02-26 | Williams, Keith Samuel Frederick | Banks, William John Bongers, Julia Ruth (Great Aunt) |
| Edith “Jean” | 1919-04-30 | 1976-09-13 | Edwards, Raymond Bruce | Banks, William John Bongers, Julia Ruth (Great Aunt) |
| James | Thompson, Hannah | |||
| William & Mary Ann | ||||
| William Gisbert “Bill” | 1912-12-19 | 1994-07-03 | Howe, Nellie Irene | Banks, William John Bongers, Julia Ruth (Great Aunt) |
| William John | 1885 | 1963-10-29 | Bongers, Julia Ruth (Great Aunt) | Banks, William & Mary Ann |
| [Living] | Sheen, [Living] | Banks, William Gisbert "Bill" Howe, Nellie Irene | ||
| [Living] | Walsh, [Living] | Banks, William Gisbert "Bill" Howe, Nellie Irene | ||
| [Living] | Banks, [Living] Walsh, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Banks, [Living] Walsh, [Living] |