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I’m sure there are millions of blog posts out there that already discuss this but I think its worth noting down even if its just something for me to remember.
Store your datetimes in UTC format into the database. Unfortunately this mean executing something like:
myObject.ExpiryDate = TimeZoneInfo.ConvertTimeToUtc(dateTime, TimeZoneInfo.FindSystemTimeZoneById(“timezoneid of users”)
In every central place where you update/insert DateTime values on your objects you will need the above.
When you display any DateTime information it must display as a local datetime value. You can do this by using myObject.ExpiryDate.ToLocalTime()
An example of this is if you stored a DateTime that was converted to UTC and it stored April 8th 14:30 2013, when a user in USA was given the date in their web application they would see it as April 8th 10:30 but UK users would read it as April 8th 15:30
If you have an existing application you need to make sure the server side logic regarding date storage converts to UTC and that your view layer converts to local time.
Its risky but if your users are all on the same time zone and the database server and all operating systems are the same you don’t need to worry about this and can use DateTime.Now for everything.


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| class | DSIGXPathFilterExpr |
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| class | XSECException |
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| class | XSECURIResolver |
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| class | XSECURIResolverXerces |
| URIResolver implementation class based on Xerces functions. More... | |
| class | XSECURIResolverGenericUnix |
| Generic UNIX URI Resolver. More... | |
| class | XSECURIResolverGenericWin32 |
| Generic Windows URI Resolver. More... | |
| class | XSECNameSpaceExpander |
| Class to "expand" name spaces. More... | |
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| const char * | XSECExceptionStrings [] |
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Tesla Cybertruck fixed with vaporwave
by Rob BeschizzaAt r/VaporwaveAesthetics, gdj11 adds a dixie cup to Elon Musk's shatterproof Homer truck and gives the world a better vision of the aesthetic. [via Scalzi]
At r/VaporwaveAesthetics, gdj11 adds a dixie cup to Elon Musk's shatterproof Homer truck and gives the world a better vision of the aesthetic. [via Scalzi]


This is an application that takes a user's birthday,calculates the day of the week when they were born and then depending on their gender outputs their Akan name.


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Telemetry defines how the telemetry is generated for workloads within a mesh.
For mesh level configuration, put the resource in root configuration namespace for your Istio installation without a workload selector.
For any namespace, including the root configuration namespace, it is only valid to have a single workload selector-less Telemetry resource.
For resources with a workload selector, it is only valid to have one resource selecting any given workload.
Telemetry configuration will use a “shallow merge” semantic for configuration override
for each telemetry type (Tracing, Metrics, AccessLogging). For example, Tracing configuration
will support overrides of the fields providers
, random_sampling_percentage
, disable_span_reporting
,
and custom_tags
at each level in the configuration hierarchy, with missing values filled in
from parent resources. However, when specified, fields like custom_tags
will
fully replace any values provided by parent configuration.
The hierarchy of Telemetry configuration is as follows: 1. Workload-specific configuration 1. Namespace-specific configuration 1. Root namespace configuration
WARNING: Support for Telemetry policies is under active development and is not stable or supported by Istio at this time.
Examples:
Policy to enable random sampling for 10% of traffic:
apiVersion: telemetry.istio.io/v1alpha1
kind: Telemetry
metadata:
name: mesh-default
namespace: istio-system
spec:
tracing:
- randomSamplingPercentage: 10.00
Policy to disable trace reporting for the “foo” workload (note: tracing context will still be propagated):
apiVersion: telemetry.istio.io/v1alpha1
kind: Telemetry
metadata:
name: foo-tracing
namespace: bar
spec:
selector:
labels:
service.istio.io/canonical-name: foo
tracing:
- disableSpanReporting: true
Policy to select the alternate zipkin provider for trace reporting:
apiVersion: telemetry.istio.io/v1alpha1
kind: Telemetry
metadata:
name: foo-tracing-alternate
namespace: baz
spec:
selector:
labels:
service.istio.io/canonical-name: foo
tracing:
- providers:
- name: "zipkin-alternate"
randomSamplingPercentage: 10.00
Policy to add a custom tag from a literal value:
apiVersion: telemetry.istio.io/v1alpha1
kind: Telemetry
metadata:
name: mesh-default
namespace: istio-system
spec:
tracing:
- randomSamplingPercentage: 10.00
customTags:
my_new_foo_tag:
literal:
value: "foo"
Tracing configures tracing behavior for workloads within a mesh. It can be used to enable/disable tracing, as well as to set sampling rates and custom tag extraction.
Used to bind Telemetry configuration to specific providers for targeted customization.
CustomTag defines a tag to be added to a trace span that is based on an operator-supplied value. This value can either be a hard-coded value, a value taken from an environment variable known to the sidecar proxy, or from a request header.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block body_contents %} About This is the personal website of Connor McLeod. All images sourced from Pexels licensed under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license. The website is hosted via AWS Contact via email, LinkedIn, or GitHub {% endblock %}
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Gecko and Trident are missing SVGElement.prototype.focus
and SVGElement.prototype.blur
which means you cannot focus SVG elements by script. In Trident you can work around this issue by making
SVGElement
use HTMLElement.prototype.focus
. Gecko does not tolerate this hack and
throws an error: TypeError: 'focus' called on an object that does not implement interface HTMLElement
.
Focusing SVG elements works fine in Blink and WebKit because they expose focus
at Element.prototype.focus
,
which is inherited by HTMLElement
and SVGElement
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SNOW DAY A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 2000 David N. Butterworth
**1/2 (out of ****)
On a snow day, anything can happen. Young love can be requited. A TV weather forecaster with falling ratings can win the approval of his community. A mother can learn to put her family before her cell phone. And the scourge of the neighborhood, a demonic snowplow driver with bad teeth and a pet raven, can get his comeuppance.
"Snow Day," a family film with the emphasis on family, doesn't get too bogged down delivering on these individual plotlines, but it does have a lot of fun getting there. A Paramount Pictures/Nickelodeon Movies production, the film features "big name" stars in Chevy Chase, Chris Elliott, Jean Smart, and Pam Grier but, wisely, relegates them to minor roles and allows its real stars, its child actors, to shine.
Most engaging of these is Philadelphia's own Mark Webber, who plays highschooler Hal Brandston. Hal sees the unseasonably mild winter's first freak snowfall as a sign to pursue the girl of his dreams, high-dive beauty Claire Bonner (Emmanuelle Chriqui). Hal's little sister Natalie (Zena Grey) is more obsessed with derailing the efforts of the menacing snowplow man (Elliott) in an effort to set the Syracuse record of two snow days in a row. Their flatulent younger brother Randy, played by Connor Matheus, spends most of this time rolling around in the white stuff like a beetle on its back.
Chase and Smart are their parents, both heavily involved in their careers, with Chase as Syracuse's No. 2 meteorologist playing second fiddle to John Schneider's flashy Chad Symmonz, and Smart as a soft drink marketer who cannot let the phone ring unanswered even if it means losing a bet. Also a joy to watch is Schuyler Fisk, daughter of Sissy Spacek and art director Jack Fisk, as Hal's down-to-earth friend and confidante Lane Leonard--this is a promising performance from Fisk; watch for bigger things from her in the future.
"Snow Day" is not a remarkable film in any way, but in today's age of indiscriminate sex and violence it's refreshing to watch a film in which sexual situations are replaced by sincere expressions of teenage love and violence is reduced to a high school principal being bombarded by unseen snowball assailants.
Chris Koch's film is silly and fun, tapping into that primal excitement of hearing one's school closing number on the radio.
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Specify one or more subnet IDs if you're using a non-default VPC. If more than one subnet ID is provided, instances will be launched in each subnet in a round-robin fashion beginning with the first subnet in the list.


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Performs region growing segmentation on a 3D dataset in a unform field.
module RegionGrowCore { Mesh_Unif+Node_Data+IPort2 ∈ Mesh+Node_Data+IPort2 &probe_in; float+IPort2 coherance[]; int+IPort2 go; omethod+notify_inst+req update<src_file="reg_grow.c">( in+read+req, probe_in+read+req, coherance+read+req, go+read+notify+req, out+write ) = "region_grow_update"; Mesh_Unif+Node_Data+OPort2 out; };
This module performs a form of region growing segmentation on a 3D data set. The form of region growing segmentation used is region aggregation, where elements which fulfill some criteria are added to the region until there are no more elements. A starting position is specified by a probe module and all the elements surrounding that point are tested against the set criteria. If an element passes the criteria it is added to the region and the elements surrounding it are tested against the criteria. This process recursively continues until there are no more elements that pass the criteria. The module was designed for use on 8 or 16 bit integer data taken from medical imaging data. It is able to deal with all the primitive types supported by AVS/Express. However best results are likely to be obtained with either unsigned byte or unsigned short data.
Please note that the majority of this documentation deals with the detailed functioning of the region growing algorithm and the low-level module. You may find that it useful to look at and experiment with the RegionGrowEg example application before reading the rest of this documentation. Please also note that the region_grow user macro used in the example application provides a much simpler interface and should normally be used in preference to this module.
The criteria used to decide if an element is part of the region is as follows. The current element is the element being tested and the parent element is the previous element in the region growing process. Coherance is the probability that an element with a certain value is part of the region. Distance between elements is calculated by using the pythagorean theorem. As the data is input on a regular grid this means that diagonally adjacent elements are further away than orthogonally adjacent elements. Given these restrictions two equations are used to calculate the probability that an element is part of the region.
diff = ABS( coheranceparent - coherancecurrent ) valuecurrent = (DIST_MOD * valueparent * diff) / distance
The ABS() function calculates the absolute value or modulus of the supplied parameter. DIST_MOD is a constant value that is intended to ensure the probability value decreases with distance. As standard DIST_MOD equals 0.99
If the calculated probability value is greater than the previous value for the current element and the calculated probability value is greater than a specified threshold the current element is added to the region.
The coherance used to calculate the criteria are based on a lookup table which is input as an array of floating point values. This lookup table should map the values of the data elements between 0 and the maximum data value to a probability value between 0 and 1. These probability values should represent the coherance of the value with the desired region. A module is provided with the project that generates a guassian distribution of probability values.
The output of the module is a uniform 3D field of byte values between 0 and 255 which represent how well each element fits into the region.
&in
Pointer to a unform 3D field containing the dataset to be analysed. The field should have a type of Mesh_Unif+Node_Data. Best results will be obtained if the node data is of unsigned byte or unsigned short type.
&probe_in
Pointer to a field holding the coordinates of the starting point for the field growing. These coordinates are normally picked by using the probe module to select a point in the dataset.
coherance[]
Floating point array that holds the lookup table. The array should contain probability values for each data value between 0 and the maximum data value. A probability value of 1 for a data value, indicates that an element with this data value will always be added to a region. Conversely a probability value of 0 indicates that an element will never be added to a region.
reg_threshold
Integer value that specifies the minimum probability value that is to be considered to be part of the selected region. If the calculated probability for an element is less than this value the element is ignored and the region does not continue growing into that element. Varying this parameter provides a simple way of controlling the processing time required. A high threshold value can greatly reduce the processing time. However the accuracy of the results will be reduced. Conversely a low threshold value will result in an extensive search of the input data at the cost of a higher processing time.
go
Flag to trigger the update method. Region growing is a mathematically intensive process and therefore the output field is only updated when the module is manually triggered by this parameter. Changes to the other parameters do not automatically cause the module to update. This parameter is not directly read by the method.
out
Uniform 3D scalar field containing the byte data representing the segmented region. Output field contains a uniform mesh that has the same dimensions as the input mesh. It also contains byte node data that specifies the probability that each element is part of the grown region. Low values indicate a low probability that an element is part of the region.
Several macros are provided to help ease the use of this module. The RegionGrow functional macro combines the RegionGrowCore module with GenerateGuassainProbs module. This allows the macro to automatically generate a suitable array of coherance values. The region_grow user macro uses that functional macro and also provides a user interface. The user interface is contained in the RegionGrowUI macro. The RegionGrowParams parameter block is used to connect these macros.
The example application is called RegionGrowEg and it demonstrates the use of the region_grow user macro. When you first start up the application you should see a standard multi-window application with three views created. These views show a thresholded orthoslice of the original data, the guassian distribution that is to be used as the coherance array and an empty window. First you should select a point in the original data by CTRL-clicked on the orthoslice. Then start the module processing by clicking the option in the Region Growing user interface. After a period of time the region growing will complete and a isosurface of the new data will be shown in the empty window. The other controls in the user interface allow the guassian distribution to be altered so that other areas of the data can be selected, and the region growing threshold to be changed.
xp_comm_proj/reg_grow/rg_mods.v contains the V definitions of the low-level modules RegionGrowCore, GenerateGuassianProbs and AccumulateCore; and the parameter blocks RegionGrowParams and AccumulateParams.
The low-level RegionGrowMods library containing the module does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
Alex Allen & Joanna Leng. Manchester Visualization Centre Manchester Computing University of Manchester Oxford Road Manchester UK M13 9PL. Andrew Dodd International AVS Centre
GenerateGuassianProbs, AccumulateCore


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Who’s investing in education technology? What are the relationships between investors and startups? Between politics and policies? Between dollars and trends? Who's funding teacher-founded startups? Who's funding women and minority-led startups? What does the “map” of the ed-tech industry look like? What are the relationships between companies, entrepreneurs, investors, and institutions?
I would like to build better “maps” of the ed-tech industry in the hopes that we we can more easily navigate it. To that end, I have started work on an open database of education startup funding. This database (like this site) is hosted on GitHub so that people can contribute and fork.
Via the GitHub interface, you can ask questions that will help shape the research (and shape the data I collect). To do so, submit an “issue.”
This project is under development. (Here is the project roadmap.) In the meantime, you can read some of the other posts I’ve written on Hack Education about startup funding:


Constructor
new Store(settingsopt) → {Store}
Create an instance of a Store to manage long-term storage, which is
particularly useful when building a user-facing Product.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
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settings |
Object |
<optional> |
{} | configuration object. |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
settings |
Mixed | Current configuration. |
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Returns:
Instance of the Store, ready to start.
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Methods
(async) _POST(key, value) → {Promise}
Insert something into a collection.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
String | Path to add data to. |
value |
Mixed | Object to store. |
- Source:
Returns:
Resolves on success with a String pointer.
- Type
- Promise
(async) _REGISTER(obj) → {Vector}
Registers an Actor. Necessary to store in a collection.
Parameters:
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obj |
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- Source:
Returns:
Returned from `storage.set`
- Type
- Vector
(async) del(key)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
Path | Key to remove. |
- Source:
(async) flush()
Wipes the storage.
- Source:
(async) get(key) → {Promise}
Barebones getter.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
String | Name of data to retrieve. |
- Source:
Returns:
Resolves on complete. `null` if not found.
- Type
- Promise
(async) set(key, value)
Set a `key` to a specific `value`.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
String | Address of the information. |
value |
Mixed | Content to store at `key`. |
- Source:
(async) start() → {Promise}
Start running the process.
- Source:
Returns:
Resolves on complete.
- Type
- Promise
trust(source) → {Store}
Implicitly trust an Event source.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
source |
EventEmitter | Event-emitting source. |
- Source:
Returns:
Resulting instance of Store with new trust.
- Type
- Store


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AICHI — A 49-year-old man was found stabbed to death in his apartment in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture, police said Wednesday.
According to police, the body of Kaoru Kawahara was found covered with a futon on the living room floor at around 10:20 a.m. Tuesday by his mother, Fuji TV reported. She told police she had gone to his apartment because she was concerned after not having heard from her son since Oct 31. The apartment was locked but she had a key.
Police said there were several stab wounds on Kawahara’s body and that it appeared he had been dead for about three days. Police said a balcony window of the third-floor apartment was broken and believe the killer got into the apartment that way.
Meanwhile, local media quoted an acquaintance of Kawahara as saying that he was in debt.
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This package contains the main logic for the game engine. The engine receives game states from the model and
is responsible for building game elements from these game states and attaching non-serializable graphical
representations to these elements. At the model's essence is the @link {game_engine.stateManaging.GameLoop.java}
class. This class goes through all the elements of the game and calls their update methods for various inputs.
All functionality of the interaction between game elements is handled via the @link {game_engine.conditions.Evaluatable}
class and the @link {game_engine.conditions.actions.Action.java} classes.
The engine relies on receiving Game state through an observable relationship with the model and then builds elements
specified in the game state through a set of factories. All communication between the engine and the view is done through this
relationship with the model using the Game state.
In addition to changing and updating the states of internal game elements, the engine is also responsible for generating the
actual game's view as it would be seen by a player. This design choice was made to reduce the engine's external API whilst at
the same time allowing the engine to have complete control over the contents of its display.


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t:ANIMATE, t:SET, oh:MY!
These animations use hidden HTML elements. Over time, the display property is set to block using the t:SET element. As each element is displayed, different attributes of the elements are animated using the t:ANIMATE element. Changing the left and top CSS attributes animate the positions. On the top animation, the background cycles through multiple colors using the t:ANIMATECOLOR element.
Various effects can be created when you animate filters that are applied to elements. For example, to create a fading effect, apply the alpha filter and animate the filter's opacity property.
For new and updated Web samples, visit the MSDN Online Web & Internet Samples site.


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| This intelligently crafted, seven-time award winning festival favorite, tells the story of a young man, in a small seaside town, who learns a thing or two about love, luck and life from his well-traveled, outlaw grandfather. Born & Raised is a gritty, coming-of-age drama with a lot of heart and a ton of laughs. | |
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Review: Frozen II’s gorgeous animation can’t quite rise above “meh” soundtrack
There's no musical equivalent of “Let It Go” here—a mercy to parents everywhere.
by Jennifer OuelletteLet it go, let it goooo... Just when that tune was starting to fade from our collective brain, Elsa, Anna, and the gang are back with another mystical adventure in Frozen II, the sequel to Disney's blockbuster 2013 hit, Frozen. It's well-made, fun family fare with gorgeous visuals—we'd expect nothing less from the Mouse House—but somehow it never quite achieves the same emotional resonance of the original.
(Spoilers for original Frozen below; mild spoilers for Frozen II.)
The first film told the story of two princesses of Arendelle. The elder, Elsa (Idina Menzel), has the power to control and create ice and snow, but she struggles to control it. When she accidentally injures her young sister Anna (Kristen Bell), local trolls heal Anna but caution that Elsa must learn to control her magic. In response, their parents lock them both away. When Elsa turns 21, she's crowned queen, but a spat with Anna after the coronation reveals her magic. She's exiled from the kingdom, flees to the mountains, and builds a gorgeous castle of ice and snow in which to live out her days in isolation. But she doesn't realize Arendelle has also frozen over, endangering the people.
Anna goes off in search of Elsa with the help of an ice harvester named Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) and his trusty reindeer Sven, as well as a snowman named Olaf (Josh Gad). Naturally it all works out in the end because this is a Disney fairytale. Frozen earned over $1.2 billion worldwide, making it the highest grossing animated film of all time. It won Oscars for Best Animated Film and Best Song—"Let It Go," the song Elsa sings as she's building her ice castle. It also spawned numerous spinoffs in multiple forms of media (including a Broadway musical), making it one of Disney's most profitable franchises. So of course there was going to be a sequel.
Frozen II is set three years after the events of the original. Elsa has reigned over a time of peace and prosperity for Arendelle, the socially awkward Kristoff is trying to figure out how to propose to Anna, and Olaf the enchanted snowman is just being Olaf, spouting all the fascinating new trivia he's been learning as he ages (instead of melting away like all the other snowmen). But Elsa is restless, and when she starts hearing a mysterious voice singing out to her from the far north, she responds—accidentally awaking powerful elemental forces (earth, wind, fire, and water) in the process. The people of Arendelle are forced to evacuate and take refuge with the trolls while Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf set out for the enchanted forest to find the source of the mysterious singing.
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As always, the animation is stunning, particularly the sequence where Elsa is trying to cross the Dark Sea with her usual trick of turning the water into ice so she can walk across. But this time her ice bridge fails, and while thrashing about in the waves, she meets a Nokk (a shape-shifting water spirit), ultimately taming the creature and riding it across the Dark Sea. Where the original film focused heavily on Anna's journey to find her sister, Frozen II is mostly about Elsa's quest to discover who (or what) is calling out to her and to learn more about the source of her power—and maybe even discover the truth about a dark moment in Arendelle's history.
If you're getting a sense of déjà vu—well, the movie does follow the tried-and-true Disney formula. Kudos to screenwriter Jennifer Lee for weaving in more of the Scandinanvian folklore elements to bring something new to the table, centering the film on the fictional Northuldra people, based on the indigenous Sami population who live in the northern parts of Norway, Sweden, and Finland. (In fact, Disney worked closely with several Sami parliaments to ensure a respectful portrayal of their culture.)
The film's greatest flaw is its so-so soundtrack. The songs are mediocre and truly forgettable, despite having been written by the same duo, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez. There's no charming "So You Want to Build a Snowman" or soaring ballad on the scale of "Let It Go"—which will no doubt be welcome news to frazzled parents with Frozen-obsessed young children, forced to listen to that tune on a constant loop for the last six years. The notable exception is the folk tune briefly sung by the Northuldra people. But it's not part of the official soundtrack, so I doubt we'll be hearing it on a constant loop. [Update: The tune, "Iduna's Scarf," is available on the Deluxe soundtrack edition.]
Confession: I was never among those who raved endlessly about the original Frozen, although I enjoyed it and especially appreciated how it reinterpreted Hans Christian Andersen's classic fairy tale The Snow Queen. Yes, it's a good film, but I found Frozen's blockbuster global success rather baffling. Likewise, I enjoyed Frozen II, but it didn't do much to change my perspective on the franchise. Still, it will no doubt delight hardcore fans, even if the sequel doesn't quite have the same magical shine as its predecessor.
Frozen II opens today in theaters.


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- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.game.FadeInOut
-
Deprecated.
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.game.MainProcessor
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.game.tutorial.CharacterChoose
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.game.tutorial.VillagerSpeech
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.gui.start.About
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.gui.start.Credits
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.gui.start.Loading
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.gui.start.Others
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.gui.start.StartInterfaceMenu
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.gui.start.StartIntroScreen
-
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.util.LoadingScreen
-
- pixelFont - Static variable in class MonsterQuest.MonsterQuestMain
-
We might not need this, but this is for the font.
- Player - Class in MonsterQuest.game
-
- Player() - Constructor for class MonsterQuest.game.Player
-
Player ()
This defines the default stats for player
- Player - Class in MonsterQuest.game.player
-
The class that defines the player
- Player() - Constructor for class MonsterQuest.game.player.Player
-
This defines the default stats for player
- Player(PlayerType, int, int, int, int, int, int, int, int, int) - Constructor for class MonsterQuest.game.player.Player
-
- PlayerInit(String) - Static method in class MonsterQuest.game.player.Player
-
This is to init the player, but it doesn't directly init the object.
- playerPos - Variable in class MonsterQuest.game.player.Player
-
The position the player is
- playerShow - Static variable in class MonsterQuest.game.MainProcessor
-
To show the player
- PlayerShow - Class in MonsterQuest.game.player
-
- PlayerShow() - Constructor for class MonsterQuest.game.player.PlayerShow
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- playerStats - Static variable in class MonsterQuest.MonsterQuestMain
-
This is to store the stats of the player.
- playerType - Variable in class MonsterQuest.game.player.Player
-
- PlayerType - Enum in MonsterQuest.game.player
-
Most of these are self explanatory...
- PRINT_TO_LOGFILE - Static variable in class MonsterQuest.MonsterQuestMain
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This variable deciedes whether or not we should write to the log file, use -l to enable.
- printCharacter(Graphics) - Static method in class MonsterQuest.game.player.PlayerShow
-
- printMap(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.game.maps.NewbiesTownCenter
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- printMaps(Graphics) - Method in class MonsterQuest.game.maps.MapProcesser
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Load all the maps onto the screen


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Borders Clearfix Close icon Colors Flexbox Display Property Image Replacement Invisible Content Position Responsive Helpers Screenreaders Sizing Spacing Typography Vertical Alignment| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.text-default |
Set Default color to element |
.text-black |
Set Black color to element |
.text-primary |
Set Primary color to element |
.text-secondary |
Set Secondary color to element |
.text-success |
Set Success color to element |
.text-info |
Set Info color to element |
.text-warning |
Set Warning color to element |
.text-danger |
Set Danger color to element |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.d-inline |
Forces the element to behave like an inline element |
.d-inline-block |
Forces the element to behave like an inline-block element |
.d-block |
Forces the element to behave like a block element |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.cat__core__link--underlined |
Underlined Link |
.cat__core__link--blue |
Blue Link |
.cat__core__link--underlined.cat__core__link--blue |
Underlined and Blue Link |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.font-weight-normal |
Normal text |
.font-weight-bold |
Bold text |
.font-italic |
Italic text |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.text-lowercase
|
Transform text to lowercase |
.text-uppercase
|
Transform text to uppercase |
.text-capitalize
|
Transform text to capitalize |
Lowercased text
Uppercased text
Capitalized text
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.text-truncate
|
Truncating and prevents text from wrapping into multiple lines |
.text-break
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Breaks strings if their length exceeds the width of their container |
.text-nowrap
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Prevents text from wrapping into multiple lines |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.font-size-* |
Available values: 0, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 24, 26, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 , 80 |
.font-size-0 |
font-size: 0px |
.font-size-10 |
font-size: 10px |
.font-size-12 |
font-size: 12px |
.font-size-14 |
font-size: 14px |
.font-size-16 |
font-size: 16px |
.font-size-18 |
font-size: 18px |
.font-size-20 |
font-size: 20px |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
.text-left
|
Left aligned text |
.text-center
|
Center aligned text |
.text-right
|
Right aligned text |
.text-justify
|
Justified text |
Left aligned text
Center aligned text
Right aligned text
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MKClock Class Reference
| Inherits from | MKObject : NSObject |
| Declared in | MKClock.h |
Overview
The MKClock class is used to run a timer clock. Once the clock is initalized caling the start method will make it start counting. The clock will start to return delegate methods giving a NSString that tells the current time on the clock. This clock start couniting from 0:00
and contunies up unitl the stop method is called.
Tasks
Initalizing
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- initWithDelegate:
Initalize and set the delegate.
Contorlling the Clock
Accessing the clock values
The Timer
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timer
The NSTimer that is controlling the clock
Delegate
Instance Methods
initWithDelegate:
Initalize and set the delegate.
- (id)initWithDelegate:(id<MKClockDelegate>)theDelegate
Parameters
- theDelegate
- An object that conforms to the MKClockDelegate protocol.
Declared In
MKClock.h
Properties
minutes
The current minutes value of the clock
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) NSInteger minutes
Declared In
MKClock.h
seconds
The current seconds value of the clocck
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) NSInteger seconds
Declared In
MKClock.h


--- creation_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> lastmod_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> categories: ['Computer Problems'] title: Half-Life 2 (Demo) and Stuttering Problem (aka lag, choppy) --- So I'm waiting for my order of Half-Life: Orange Box to come in the mail. I decided I would download the Half-Life 2 Demo and play it some. I installed it on my Vista machine (custom built mentioned on this site) and played the demo levels.
I noticed every 5-10 minutes the game will start to stutter in play. The audio would stutter/loop and the video movement would get very, very slow.
I did a web search on the problem and tried some of the given advice.
None of those things helped at all. It only seems to happen in game. When I record a long demo then play it back the issue never occurs.
I decided to try Windows XP on the same hardware. I disconnected my hard drives and hooked up a spare one. I then install Windows XP SP3 and all the latest drivers on it. After that I installed Steam and Half-Life 2 Demo. The problem was even WORSE even with a clean OS install, drivers, and game.
My only hope is that when the full version of the game arrives it will have patches that are not available for the demo. With luck that will solve the issue right away.


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Health authorities in the Philippines report a slowing of the dengue epidemic that has ravaged the country this year.
With just over 4,400 cases reported the week ending Nov. 2, Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said, “Hopefully this is the end of our dengue epidemic so I hope next year we’ll see a much lower incidence of dengue.”
Since the beginning of the year, 387,254 cases have been reported, up from 194,267 in 2018.
On Aug. 6, the Department of Health declared a dengue epidemic on the archipelago and the total cases this year is the most seen in a decade.
Dengue is a viral infection transmitted by the bite of an infected mosquito. There are four closely related but antigenically different serotypes of the virus that can cause dengue (DEN1, DEN 2, DEN 3, DEN 4).
Dengue Fever (DF) – marked by an onset of sudden high fever, severe headache, pain behind the eyes, and pain in muscles and joints. Some may also have a rash and varying degree of bleeding from various parts of the body (including nose, mouth and gums or skin bruising).Dengue has a wide spectrum of infection outcome (asymptomatic to symptomatic). Symptomatic illness can vary from dengue fever (DF) to the more serious dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF).
Dengue outbreak: ‘Probably the worst we’ve had since 2010’ says CDC epidemiologist
Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) – is a more severe form, seen only in a small proportion of those infected. DHF is a stereotypic illness characterized by 3 phases; febrile phase with high continuous fever usually lasting for less than 7 days; critical phase (plasma leaking) lasting 1-2 days usually apparent when fever comes down, leading to shock if not detected and treated early; convalescence phase lasting 2-5 days with improvement of appetite, bradycardia (slow heart rate), convalescent rash (white patches in red background), often accompanied by generalized itching (more intense in palms and soles), and diuresis (increase urine output).
Dengue Shock Syndrome (DSS) — Shock syndrome is a dangerous complication of dengue infection and is associated with high mortality. Severe dengue occurs as a result of secondary infection with a different virus serotype. Increased vascular permeability, together with myocardial dysfunction and dehydration, contribute to the development of shock, with resultant multiorgan failure.
Taiwan: 1st case of tickborne infection, SFTS reported
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public interface FabricBakedModel
Note for Renderer
implementors: Fabric causes BakedModel to extend this
interface with isVanillaAdapter()
== true and to produce standard vertex data.
This means any BakedModel instance can be safely cast to this interface without an instanceof check.
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void |
emitBlockQuads(net.minecraft.world.ExtendedBlockView blockView,
net.minecraft.block.BlockState state,
net.minecraft.util.math.BlockPos pos,
java.util.function.Supplier<java.util.Random> randomSupplier,
RenderContext context)
This method will be called during chunk rebuilds to generate both the static and
dynamic portions of a block model when the model implements this interface and
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void |
emitItemQuads(net.minecraft.item.ItemStack stack,
java.util.function.Supplier<java.util.Random> randomSupplier,
RenderContext context)
This method will be called during item rendering to generate both the static and
dynamic portions of an item model when the model implements this interface and
isVanillaAdapter() returns false. |
boolean |
isVanillaAdapter()
When true, signals renderer this producer is implemented through
BakedModel.getQuads(BlockState, net.minecraft.util.math.Direction, Random) . |
boolean isVanillaAdapter()
BakedModel.getQuads(BlockState, net.minecraft.util.math.Direction, Random)
.
Also means the model does not rely on any non-vanilla features.
Allows the renderer to optimize or route vanilla models through the unmodified vanilla pipeline if desired.Fabric overrides to true for vanilla baked models. Enhanced models that use this API should return false, otherwise the API will not recognize the model.
void emitBlockQuads(net.minecraft.world.ExtendedBlockView blockView, net.minecraft.block.BlockState state, net.minecraft.util.math.BlockPos pos, java.util.function.Supplier<java.util.Random> randomSupplier, RenderContext context)
isVanillaAdapter()
returns false. During chunk rebuild, this method will always be called exactly one time per block position, irrespective of which or how many faces or block render layers are included in the model. Models must output all quads/meshes in a single pass.
Also called to render block models outside of chunk rebuild or block entity rendering.
Typically this happens when the block is being rendered as an entity, not as a block placed in the world.
Currently this happens for falling blocks and blocks being pushed by a piston, but renderers
should invoke this for all calls to BlockModelRenderer.tesselate(ExtendedBlockView, BakedModel, BlockState, BlockPos, net.minecraft.client.render.BufferBuilder, boolean, Random, long)
that occur outside of chunk rebuilds to allow for features added by mods, unless
isVanillaAdapter()
returns true.
Outside of chunk rebuilds, this method will be called every frame. Model implementations should rely on pre-baked meshes as much as possible and keep transformation to a minimum. The provided block position may be the nearest block position and not actual. For this reason, neighbor state lookups are best avoided or will require special handling. Block entity lookups are likely to fail and/or give meaningless results.
In all cases, renderer will handle face occlusion and filter quads on faces obscured by neighboring blocks (if appropriate). Models only need to consider "sides" to the extent the model is driven by connection with neighbor blocks or other world state.
Note: with BakedModel.getQuads(BlockState, net.minecraft.util.math.Direction, Random)
, the random
parameter is normally initialized with the same seed prior to each face layer.
Model authors should note this method is called only once per block, and call the provided
Random supplier multiple times if re-seeding is necessary. For wrapped vanilla baked models,
it will probably be easier to use RenderContext#fallbackModelConsumer()
which handles
re-seeding per face automatically.
Access
- to world state. Using TerrainBlockView#getCachedRenderData(BlockPos)
to
retrieve block entity state unless thread safety can be guaranteed.safeBlockEntityAccessor
- Thread-safe access to block entity datastate
- Block state for model being rendered.pos
- Position of block for model being rendered.randomSupplier
- Random object seeded per vanilla conventions. Call multiple times to re-seed.
Will not be thread-safe. Do not cache or retain a reference.context
- Accepts model output.void emitItemQuads(net.minecraft.item.ItemStack stack, java.util.function.Supplier<java.util.Random> randomSupplier, RenderContext context)
isVanillaAdapter()
returns false.Vanilla item rendering is normally very limited. It ignores lightmaps, vertex colors, and vertex normals. Renderers are expected to implement enhanced features for item models. If a feature is impractical due to performance or other concerns, then the renderer must at least give acceptable visual results without the need for special- case handling in model implementations.
Calls to this method will generally happen on the main client thread but nothing prevents a mod or renderer from calling this method concurrently. Implementations should not mutate the ItemStack parameter, and best practice will be to make the method thread-safe.
Implementing this method does NOT mitigate the need to implement a functional
BakedModel.getItemPropertyOverrides()
method, because this method will be called
on the result of #getItemPropertyOverrides()
. However, that
method can simply return the base model because the output from this method will
be used for rendering.
Renderer implementations should also use this method to obtain the quads used
for item enchantment glint rendering. This means models can put geometric variation
logic here, instead of returning every possible shape from #getItemPropertyOverrides()
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The 2017 CFP is now closed
Talk and tutorial proposals accepted until 23:59:59 ET on May 25, 2017
Instructions
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Log into our Slack team (invitation here) and ask in the #cfp channel or email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Background
PyOhio 2017, the annual Python programming conference for Ohio and the surrounding region, will take place Saturday, July 29th, and Sunday, July 30th, 2017 at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.
You can read more about the conference at http://pyohio.org.
PyOhio invites all interested people to submit proposals for scheduled talks and tutorials. All topics of interest to the Python community will be considered. Standard presentation talk slots will be 40 minutes plus a 10 minute question-and-answer period. Tutorial slots will be 110 minutes long.
Who Should Submit a Proposal?
You. Your friends. Your friends' friends. Anyone with any level of Python knowledge is a candidate for a great topic at this conference. As we get attendees of all kinds, we need speakers of all kinds. In all ways and manners, we try to assemble the most diverse conference we can, and we do that with your help.
Whether you got started with Python last month or you've been around for 20 years, we think you've got something to share. The Python community is stronger than ever and we're still reaching new areas, new industries, and new users. Be a part of growing Python by helping us change the future.
In particular, we welcome submissions from people that have never done a talk before! And if you want help preparing a talk, let us know! Volunteers are eager to help new people do talks.
You may submit multiple proposals.
Financial Aid / Travel Assistance
Unfortunately PyOhio is not able to offer financial aid or travel assistance at this time.
We prioritize for PyOhio to be free for all attendees but by doing so we run with a very lean budget. Financial aid is a goal for the future but until we can secure funding for this we are unable to provide it.


Dutch artist Ard Gelinck has been posting photo edits online for about 10 years but told Insider he wanted to “challenge” himself by creating a series of celebrity “Then and Now” comparisons.
“The ideas suddenly came up and the celebrities that I choose are often random. Sometimes an extra when I know when it is someone’s birthday, for example,” he told Insider.
Showing some spellbinding Photoshopping skills, Gelinck said he spends between one and four hours editing each side-by-side, which varies depending on the color, lighting, tones, and scale of each individual image.
But the artist masterfully merges the two before-and-after comparisons to look as if each celebrity is meeting their younger self for the first time.
And he’s even got the tick of approval from the sources of inspiration themselves.
While the Dutch artist isn’t interested in exhibiting or profiting from his images, he said he is “enjoying that I can create something that other people like.
“It’s nice to see that you can entertain people and show something that makes them laugh and make them think.”
From Keanu Reeves to the cast of “Friends,” check out 26 highlights from Gelinck’s “Then & Now” series below.


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One of these is a lie:
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Inquiry Based Learning
(Moore Method, Peer Instruction, Flipped Learning, Guided Practice, Standards Based Assessment)
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Why are we here?
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From the learner's perspective, what is the point of continuing to
study past high school?
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What are the goals of a liberal education?
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Information is free these days. Given that one can study and read on
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What is IBL?: A test
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- Who asks the questions that drive further work?
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A Situational Number That Brings Fans Excitement Down
by Siddartha ToletiAfter a bumper mass number to open the musical account, team Sarileru Neekevvaru is coming with melody. The song ‘Suryudivo Chandrudivo’ is out now.
It won’t take any time to realise that ‘Suryudivo Chandrudivo’ is typical Devi Sri Prasad situational melody. It is not the type that gets a pleasant listening for the fans or music lovers. It is made to carry the narrative forward visually.
Among the two, neither are long term prospects, but the first single ‘Mind Block’ provides a fan-pleasing effect. The lyrics are neat on the second one and it is a minor relief.
On-screen, the visuals seem impressive from the lyrical video. Cameraman Rathnavelu seems to have stored a visual feast for the big screen. Only the placement needs to be taken care of and we are sure Anil Ravipudi would be able to get that right.
For those of you who are still waiting for the ‘big mass’ number, there are two more coming up. They are said to be a teasing fun single and an item song. We hope the best is saved for the last.
Listen to the song below. Sarileru Neekevvaru stars Mahesh Babu and Rashmika Mandanna in the lead roles. Anil Ravipudi directs the mass entertainer which will hit the screens worldwide on January 10th 2020.


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I noticed that on BBC1 yesterday there was the first in a short series of programmes called Titanic With Len Goodman—Mr Goodman being one of the judges from Strictly Come Dancing. It is a curious combination of presenter and subject, and I wonder if we can look forward to Hindenburg With Alesha Dixon, The Munich Air Disaster With Bruno Tonioni, The Tay Bridge Disaster With Craig Revel-Horwood, The Lisbon Earthquake With Arlene Phillips, and, perhaps, The Black Death With Tess Daly.


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Salesforce: Welcome to the fourth wave of computing
by Mike MooreSalesforce: Welcome to the fourth wave of computing
Customer 360 vision gets an overhaul at Dreamforce 2019
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has hailed the approach of a new technology "revolution" in helping transform the modern workplace.
Speaking at his opening keynote of the Dreamforce 2019 event in San Francisco, Benioff highlighted how a "fourth wave of computing" with a focus on data and analytics is helping more businesses succeed.
Noting the revolution that data intelligence is bringing, the Salesforce chief noted that the company's 21-year history has seen it go through many different iterations, with the latest looking to get the most of data.
- Salesforce is using Amazon AI to make call centres better than ever
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"At Salesforce, we love to see and understand data," Benioff declared, "data is an important part of everything we are doing, and everything you are doing as customers."
"As we move into this data revolution, I think we can safely say the fourth wave of computing is now upon us."
Benioff went on to note how Salesforce is evolving its Customer 360 strategy towards this fourth wave of computing, which he labelled the "single source of truth", breaking down barriers between different parts of the technology ecosystem.
He went on to unveil a new version of what is now Customer 360 Truth, which comes with the "single source of truth" goal built in.
"As we pursue the truth, we need to evolve and move forward," he said. "This is critical for all of us."
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What's this, you found a Strange Map? Let me see it...
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Oh yes... One of the Lord's royal guards had that name!
I was under the impression that he absconded with Duke Ashton's Gold Bar during the farmer's revolt.
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FOR RICHER OR POORER (PG-13)
Directed by Bryan Spicer Running Time: 114 minutes Originally Released: December 12, 1997
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
* (out of four)
Hey, I've got a great idea for a movie! Ok, here it is: We'll get Tim Allen to pull angry faces for about two hours or so! What's that? Sounds too boring? Ok, how about this then: We still have Tim Allen pull faces for about two hours, but half of them are angry looks and half of them are "I'm in pain!" looks! What's that? That still doesn't sound funny to you? How about if we through in some "ewwwww!" looks? Still not funny? If you answered "No, that doesn't sound funny", then (DING DING DING!) you're absolutely correct!
FOR RICHER OR POORER is a moronic farce about a rich married couple (played by Tim Allen and Kirstie Alley) who seek refuge in an Amish community after their bumbling accountant (Wayne Knight, best know as Newman on TV's "Seinfeld") gets them in trouble for tax evasion.  What makes this all wrong is that nobody seems to have what the film needs . . . namely, talent!
Backing up, the married couple is Brad and Caroline Sexton (Allen and Alley), a popular snobby duo who seem totally in love to everyone else, but in reality are on the brink of divorce. Just as their marriage seems to be hanging from it's final thread, Brad discovers that his accountant, Bob Lachman (Knight), has been engaging in illegitimate deals in the Sexton's names. The IRS catches on, but since everything points back to the Sexton's and not Lachman, there is nothing much to do . . . except run away and join an Amish community.
First time screenwriters Jana Howington and Steve LuKanic give us a couple of chuckle-out-loud moments, and even some decent laughs here and *way* over there, but there is so much to cringe at in this horribly made film that you'll likely miss the laughs while regurgitating popcorn. Alley is absolutely unwatchable, and the chemistry between her and Allen is about as believable as my chemistry homework from tenth grade (which, I inform you, was total B.S.). Allen and Alley are in no way convincing as tycoons, nor are they very convincing as an Amish couple! This entire movie is one bad ill-conceived notion that should have been curtailed from the very beginning!
The Amish in this movie are also flimsy and unconvincing. It's such a trite, stereotypical script that I imagine the actors that were cast (noticing that they're all predominantly TV figures) were probably the only ones they could get! Bryan Spicer's directing doesn't help one bit, either. In fact, listing Spicer's filmography (which includes the first "Power Rangers" movie and the big screen adaption of MCHALE'S NAVY) is more of an insult than a résumé!
Now that I've pretty much run FOR RICHER OR POORER into the ground, I will let you in on the best thing about it. It bumped seven films up a notch on my "worst of" 1997 movie list. That's right, thanks to this film ranking at number 3 for the year's worst, six films are now not seemingly as bad, and A SMILE LIKE YOURS, previously inhabiting the number ten spot, now doesn't have to suffer the ridicule of making my bottom ten list. If you look at it in that respect, FOR RICHER OR POORER will end up making someone happy after all!
December 12, 1997
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The world is falling to the inferior progressive millenials, rally the forces and combat this threat!
Things we hate
This is la furia del mambo. It has claimed millions of lives. It is the ying, the yang, and the samurai all at the same time.
Ugin is one of the main things to hate. He woke up from his incredibly long slumber, only to find that his world of tarkir was in turmoil. He sent it back in time to when dragons ruled, which made temur battle rage an unplayable MTG card, being that the temur no longer existed.
These boyos just take up space. Imagine how much oil america could get going up in this, if these pesky windmills weren't taking up all the negative space.


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Agrilus planipennis, otherwise known as the Emerald Ash Borer, is a green jeweled beetle native to northeastern Asia that feeds on ash species. In its native range, it is typically found at low densities and does not cause significant damage to that area. Outside its native range, however, it is viewed as an invasive species and is highly destructive to ash trees native to northwest Europe and North America. Before it was discovered in North America, very little was known about the Emerald Ash Borer in its native range. This has resulted in much of the reseach done on the Ash Borer being done in North America. Local governments outside the Ash Borer's native range are attempting to control it by monitoring its spread, diversifying tree species, insecticides, and biological control.


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class Concurrent::Promises::ResolvableFuture
A Future
which can be resolved by user.
Public Instance Methods
Evaluates the block and sets its result as future's value fulfilling, if the block raises an exception the future rejects with it.
@yield [*args] to the block. @yieldreturn [Object] value @return [self]
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1384 def evaluate_to(*args, &block) promise.evaluate_to(*args, block) end
Evaluates the block and sets its result as future's value fulfilling, if the block raises an exception the future rejects with it.
@yield [*args] to the block. @yieldreturn [Object] value @return [self] @raise [Exception] also raise reason on rejection.
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1395 def evaluate_to!(*args, &block) promise.evaluate_to(*args, block).wait! end
Makes the future fulfilled with `value`, which triggers all dependent futures.
@param [Object] value @!macro promise.param.raise_on_reassign @!macro promise.param.reserved
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1364 def fulfill(value, raise_on_reassign = true, reserved = false) resolve_with Fulfilled.new(value), raise_on_reassign, reserved end
Behaves as {Future#reason} but has one additional optional argument resolve_on_timeout.
@!macro promises.resolvable.resolve_on_timeout @return [Exception, timeout_value, nil] @see Future#reason
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1492 def reason(timeout = nil, timeout_value = nil, resolve_on_timeout = nil) if wait_until_resolved timeout internal_state.reason else if resolve_on_timeout unless resolve(*resolve_on_timeout, false) # if it fails to resolve it was resolved in the meantime # so return value as if there was no timeout return internal_state.reason end end timeout_value end end
Makes the future rejected with `reason`, which triggers all dependent futures.
@param [Object] reason @!macro promise.param.raise_on_reassign @!macro promise.param.reserved
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1374 def reject(reason, raise_on_reassign = true, reserved = false) resolve_with Rejected.new(reason), raise_on_reassign, reserved end
Makes the future resolved with result of triplet `fulfilled?`, `value`, `reason`, which triggers all dependent futures.
@param [true, false] fulfilled @param [Object] value @param [Object] reason @!macro promise.param.raise_on_reassign @!macro promise.param.reserved
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1354 def resolve(fulfilled = true, value = nil, reason = nil, raise_on_reassign = true, reserved = false) resolve_with(fulfilled ? Fulfilled.new(value) : Rejected.new(reason), raise_on_reassign, reserved) end
Behaves as {Future#result} but has one additional optional argument resolve_on_timeout.
@!macro promises.resolvable.resolve_on_timeout @return [::Array(Boolean, Object, Exception), nil] @see Future#result
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1513 def result(timeout = nil, resolve_on_timeout = nil) if wait_until_resolved timeout internal_state.result else if resolve_on_timeout unless resolve(*resolve_on_timeout, false) # if it fails to resolve it was resolved in the meantime # so return value as if there was no timeout internal_state.result end end # otherwise returns nil end end
Behaves as {Future#value} but has one additional optional argument resolve_on_timeout.
@!macro promises.resolvable.resolve_on_timeout @return [Object, timeout_value, nil] @see Future#value
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1448 def value(timeout = nil, timeout_value = nil, resolve_on_timeout = nil) if wait_until_resolved timeout internal_state.value else if resolve_on_timeout unless resolve(*resolve_on_timeout, false) # if it fails to resolve it was resolved in the meantime # so return value as if there was no timeout return internal_state.value end end timeout_value end end
Behaves as {Future#value!} but has one additional optional argument resolve_on_timeout.
@!macro promises.resolvable.resolve_on_timeout @return [Object, timeout_value, nil] @raise [Exception] {#reason} on rejection @see Future#value!
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1470 def value!(timeout = nil, timeout_value = nil, resolve_on_timeout = nil) if wait_until_resolved! timeout internal_state.value else if resolve_on_timeout unless resolve(*resolve_on_timeout, false) # if it fails to resolve it was resolved in the meantime # so return value as if there was no timeout raise self if rejected? return internal_state.value end end timeout_value end end
Behaves as {AbstractEventFuture#wait} but has one additional optional argument resolve_on_timeout.
@!macro promises.resolvable.resolve_on_timeout @return [self, true, false] @see AbstractEventFuture#wait
Concurrent::Promises::AbstractEventFuture#wait
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1410 def wait(timeout = nil, resolve_on_timeout = nil) super(timeout) or if resolve_on_timeout # if it fails to resolve it was resolved in the meantime # so return true as if there was no timeout !resolve(*resolve_on_timeout, false) else false end end
Behaves as {Future#wait!} but has one additional optional argument resolve_on_timeout.
@!macro promises.resolvable.resolve_on_timeout @return [self, true, false] @raise [Exception] {#reason} on rejection @see Future#wait!
Concurrent::Promises::Future#wait!
# File lib/concurrent/promises.rb, line 1427 def wait!(timeout = nil, resolve_on_timeout = nil) super(timeout) or if resolve_on_timeout if resolve(*resolve_on_timeout, false) false else # if it fails to resolve it was resolved in the meantime # so return true as if there was no timeout raise self if rejected? true end else false end end