'That’s Why We Brought Him To Sundowns’
by Soccer LadumaAndile Jali has been showered with praise for his Man of the Match performance in Mamelodi Sundowns’ 2-1 win over Golden Arrows.
The ex-Orlando Pirates star was also on the scoresheet against the same team in an Absa Premiership clash before the international break, though Downs were on the losing end following a 3-2 defeat at a rain-soaked Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium.
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“I think AJ played a fantastic and brilliant game. He showed his experience. He is a player we brought to Sundowns and he is showing why. I was afraid he would get a yellow also and we would have been in trouble because all my substitutes were forced,” Mosimane told reporters after the game on Saturday afternoon.
Jali struggled to get game-time at Sundowns after he arrived there in July last year – being used in a mere 16 matches out of more than 50 in all competitions.
There were even talks he would look to find a new home elsewhere, but his agent, Mike Makaab, confirmed at the time that his five-year contract made that near impossible.
He did still pick up a league championship medal, and Jali will be hoping to have much more of an influence if Downs are to retain the title in this campaign.
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Please save this URL somewhere safe! You will need this link in order to return to this page. (Your browser may automatically remember this URL.) For team contests, you can send this URL to any of your team members so they can also submit answers; but do not send this link to anyone else since anyone with the link can edit your answers.
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I Think You Should Leave’s Ruben Rabasa on Life As a Meme
by Anne Victoria ClarkFor many of us, Ruben Rabasa burst into our lives as the man who wanted a stinky car with a good steering wheel in Netflix’s I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson. So it was a thrilling moment when he stopped by our video studio at Vulture Festival. He told comedian Jamie Loftus all about the show in which he’s died and come to life several times. And he also shared what it’s like to reach a meme-level of fame.


You have arrived at this page because a crucial element of an existing transcription file is incorrect. Generally, this means either the Placename or Churchname in the existing file, does not appear with the given spelling in FreeREG. This will happen because the file was created before WinFreeREG was available to provide the correct spellings for these vital elements.
The elements that are incorrect are indicated in red. Correction of the problem is a simple process. simply ensure that the correct place and church names are selected in the drop-down boxes and press the OK button.


Violin plots are used for plotting numeric data.
They are similar to box plots except they also combine the basic box plot with a rotated version of kernel density estimation. This allows them to show the probability density of the data along with the information that a box plot provides.
Compared to standard box plots that only show basic statistics (such as mean, median, and interquartile ranges), violin plots show the full distribution of the data. This especially useful when the data distribution has multiple peaks and troughs (multimodal). A violin plot is able to show the different peaks, their position and relative amplitude whereas the box plot can only show the maximum amplitude.
Use the dropdown menu below to compare the box and violin plots for various datasets.
The violin plot here shows a lot more information about how the data is distributed.


| Package | com.yahoo.net |
| Class | public class Connection |
Available callback functions are:
security
open
progress
failure
success
httpStatus
(Adobe AIR only)var args:Object = new Object(); args.foo = "bar"; args.format = "xml"; var callback:Object = new Object(); callback.success = handleSuccess; callback.failure = handleFailure; Connection.asyncRequest("GET", "http://example.com/some_feed.xml", callback, args); function handleSuccess(response:Object):void { trace(response.responseText); var xml:XML = response.responseXML; // grab the parsed xml object. } function handleFailure(response:Object):void { trace(response.responseText); }
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asyncRequest(httpMethod:String, url:String, callback:Object, args:Object = null, headers:Array = null):URLRequest
[static]
Creates and sends a new HTTP request.
| Connection | ||
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http_build_query(args:Object, separator:String = "&"):String
[static]
Generates URL-encoded query string given an object containing key value pairs.
| Connection | ||
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isValidXML(xml:XML):Boolean
[static]
Checks if the provided XML object represents a valid XML document.
| Connection | ||
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parse_query(query:String, separator:String = "&"):Object
[static]
Parses a query string into a native object containing key value pairs.
| Connection |
| asyncRequest | () | method |
public static function asyncRequest(httpMethod:String, url:String, callback:Object, args:Object = null, headers:Array = null):URLRequest
Creates and sends a new HTTP request.
ParametershttpMethod:String — The URLRequestMethod to use in the request.
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url:String — The URL to call in the URLRequest
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callback:Object — An object containing success , failure and security callback functions. (Security callback since v0.9.2)
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args:Object (default = null ) — An object, string or ByteArray to include in the URLRequest.data object.
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headers:Array (default = null ) — An array of valid URLRequestHeader objects to be set in the URLRequest.requestHeaders property.
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URLRequest — The URLRequest object generated.
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| http_build_query | () | method |
public static function http_build_query(args:Object, separator:String = "&"):String
Generates URL-encoded query string given an object containing key value pairs.
Parametersargs:Object |
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separator:String (default = "& ")
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String |
| isValidXML | () | method |
public static function isValidXML(xml:XML):Boolean
Checks if the provided XML object represents a valid XML document.
Parametersxml:XML — An XML object, typically as XML(responseText) to validate as XML
|
Boolean |
| parse_query | () | method |
public static function parse_query(query:String, separator:String = "&"):Object
Parses a query string into a native object containing key value pairs.
Parametersquery:String |
|
separator:String (default = "& ")
|
Object |


First, you'll need to register your app on Facebook. Follow these steps:
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Visit https://developers.facebook.com/apps
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Click "Add a New App".
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Add a "Display Name" for your app and click on "Create App ID".
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Answer the "Security Check" CAPTCHA and click on "Submit".
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When the new app dashboard loads, click on "Settings" in the left hand menu.
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From the top of the "Basic" settings page, note down your "App ID" and "App Secret" (you will be asked for them at the bottom of this popup).
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Click on the "Add Platform" button, and select "Website".
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In the "Website" section, set the "Site URL" to {{siteUrl}} and click on "Save Changes".
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Click on "Add Product" in the left hand menu.
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Hover over "Facebook Login", click on "Set Up".
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Click on "Facebook Login > Settings" from the left hand menu.
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Big Brother's Ceec causes uproar with half-nude photos
She might have been unduly outspoken while on the Big Brother set, but not many people will dispute his beauty. She has once again lived up to her controversial nature by posting her half-nude pictures on the Internet and causing public uproar in the process.
In the controversial pictures, the BB Naija ex-inmate lays bare her sexy features for whoever cares to see.
Read Also: #BBNaija: Venita gets two contracts
But why is she celebrating her birthday with such hot photos? Many have wondered. Well, a Reverend Gentlewoman said in a recent interview that in the present generation, it seems the biggest attraction is nudity!


[§572D-5] Amendment; revocation. After marriage, a premarital agreement may be amended or revoked only by a written agreement signed by the parties. The amended agreement or the revocation is enforceable without consideration. [L 1987, c 321, pt of §1]


| DOSE: |
120 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
I've had much experience with AMT, as I was foolish enough to purchase 1000mg for personal use. I had taken it 4 times previous to this 120mg dose, each time being 60mg-80mg. The AMT I recieve is Canadian in origin and 99.6% pure. I no longer consume the substance, after consistantly eatting small doses daily for 6 days. I have 'experienced' this substance a total of around 15 times, with a total of around 1200mg-1300mg.
The drug is certainly not instantaneous, and the worst mistake to make with it is 're-dosing', thinking that what you took was not enough to get the desired affect from it. Depending on body weight and dose amount, I usually noticed changes in my perception around 2 hours after consumption. This particular large dose was a party of sorts, consisting of around 7 people who also consumed an ample amount of the drug, a little under 100mg. One person, referred to as 'Tig', dosed higher than myself, and dosed 150mg.
Personally, I find that I enjoy a majority of the trip simply laying somewhere comfortably, grinding my teeth and rolling around, sprawling my body out. Rooms that have walls with intricate designs can be fun to look at. Every hour or so periodically, a charger of N20 was consumed. AMT and N2O is one of the most amazing combinations I have ever experienced. One thing about AMT, is that it is difficult (near impossible) to sleep on when you have a decent amount of it in your system.
Around 5 hours into the trip, a half gram or so of pot is smoked by each person on AMT, followed by the periodic N2O hit. For the cigarette smokers out there who are contemplating trying AMT, menthol cigarettes are recomended, but that is just a personal preference of mine.
Throughout each experience, when I am around other people also on the substance, I will babble obsceneties that I will not mention here, but would often refer to ejaculate of an animal and 'baloons'. I believe the association with the baloon part of it had something to do with the N2O.
As I lay on the carpeted floor, sprawled out in an infinitely comfortable manner, I gazed at the walls. They began to swirl around in a vortex-ish fashion. Electronic drum&bass music in the background being played on turntables was a great feeling, feeling the bass hit from the tower speakers.
Around 9 hours into the trip, I had a sudden burst of energy, and logged into lothlorien.wolfpaw.net port 6000; a MUD. At this time, since I was at a computer, I began recording quotes.
 Guess nothing is cheap these days, even gorilla sex.'
Shortly afterward, I returned downstairs and resumed my sprawling out on the floor. I was around 10 hours into the trip at this point. I closed my eyes, and had extreme red, yellow and blue triangle swirls around what would normally be my line of sight. It was at this time that I had remembered about the 'thing' that always happened to me when I'm on this substance.
The first night I consumed this, I was outside and looked into the ground. I saw 3 triangles, each a different color. My mind began to associate the triangles with the 'Triforce' in the Zelda series for Nintendo. Ever since this first association, something had always triggered my memories of this first vision. That same night, a former friend attempted to commit suicide. I spent most of that trip in a hospital waiting room. Despite the suicide attempt, I found that waiting room to be most enjoyable to be in. I was there with somebody else who was also on AMT. He enjoyed it as well, as far as I could tell.
Shortly after this 'triangle trigger' occured, I dazed off and completely lost track of time. By the time I became concious from the daze, I was 16 hours into the trip. At this time, I could definately tell that the peak was coming to an end, but the trip still had several more hours to it.
I stood up, and consumed more THC along with a cigarette. After smoking, I sprawled out yet again. It was at this point that I remember nothing until I was around 95% of the way to being sober. It was a great experience, as all my AMT experiences have been.
In conclusion, I would recomend this drug to anybody wanting to experiment with 'trip' drugs, but fear what negative side affects LSD may potentially have. The only real unpleasant part is having the taste of it in your mouth during the first hour after consumption.  The drug offers mild hallucinations along with mild MDMA-like happiness, along with a 3rd party experience that can only and simply be described as different. AMT is great, and when combined with N2O, can open up entirely 4th dimensional trains of thought; enlightenment.
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.


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Attendance Policy
Being a new and relatively small group of people, we do not have a strict attendance policy as of now.
According to us, attendance to events is not a major issue, but contributing to the club is. We take a member's contributions very seriously and evaluate a member's activities in the club on the basis of his/her contributions only.
As a matter of fact, we do mantain a record of members attending Ink. events, which include Ink. Tanks, Ink. Things, Ink. Outs and Cultural/Tech-Fest events.
Budget
The Club usually has an approved budget of ~Rs. 30,000 for an academic year, which is mainly distributed for Designing events like Ink. Tanks and Ink. Things.
- The budget includes prizes for Ink. Tank winners (worth Rs. 2500) and gifts for active Ink. Thing participants.
- The budget also includes perks for Ink. members in the form of Ink. Laptop Stickers.
- A part of it is also spent on Art Gallery trips and inviting special guests for talks and sessions.
Expenditure
- We keep a track of our expenditure throughout the year.
- Budget saved over a semester is carried forward to the next one.
- Expenditure mentioned in this sheet have been verified by the IIIT-Delhi Accounts Section.
Events Log


StatsOptions
Represents options for collecting dataset stats using StatsAggregator
.
tf.compat.v1.data.experimental.StatsOptions
tf.compat.v2.data.experimental.StatsOptions
You can set the stats options of a dataset through the experimental_stats
property of tf.data.Options
; the property is an instance of
tf.data.experimental.StatsOptions
. For example, to collect latency stats
on all dataset edges, use the following pattern:
aggregator = tf.data.experimental.StatsAggregator() options = tf.data.Options() options.experimental_stats.aggregator = aggregator options.experimental_stats.latency_all_edges = True dataset = dataset.with_options(options)
__init__
__init__()
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
aggregator
Associates the given statistics aggregator with the dataset pipeline.
counter_prefix
Prefix for the statistics recorded as counter.
latency_all_edges
Whether to add latency measurements on all edges. Defaults to False.
prefix
Prefix to prepend all statistics recorded for the input dataset
with.
__eq__
__eq__(other)
Return self==value.
__ne__
__ne__(other)
Return self!=value.


public class Navigation
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
Navigation() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
static int |
convertAngle(double angle) |
Converts input angle to the total rotation of each wheel needed to rotate the robot by that angle.
|
static int |
convertDistance(double distance) |
Converts input distance to the total rotation of each wheel needed to cover that distance.
|
static void |
directDrive(double dist) |
dirve without interruption, regardless of the current position will not travel expect distance due to the heavy
load.
|
static void |
directTurn(double angle) |
turn without interruption, regardless of the current heading will not turn expected angle due to the heavy load.
|
static double |
getDestAngle(double x,
double y) |
calculated the closest angle from position to destination
|
static double |
getDestDist(double x,
double y) |
calculate the distance from target point to the current local position
|
static void |
modeTravel(boolean forward) |
make robot keep going in one direction
|
static void |
modeTurn(boolean clockwise) |
make robot keep turning in one direction, will turn clockwise if clockwise is true
|
static void |
setSpeeds(float leftSpeed,
float rightSpeed) |
setSpeeds for two wheels, support negative values
|
static void |
travelTo(double x,
double y) |
travel to a destination point, will keep adjust heading during travel, this may cause some trouble since adjusting
head may not work so easily as the load is high
|
static void |
turnTo(double angle) |
Most reliable turn function, will turn to the degrees regards to the odometer
|
public static void setSpeeds(float leftSpeed, float rightSpeed)
leftSpeed
- rightSpeed
- public static void turnTo(double angle)
angle
- public static void travelTo(double x, double y)
x
- y
- public static void directDrive(double dist)
dist
- public static void directTurn(double angle)
angle
- public static void modeTurn(boolean clockwise)
clockwise
- public static void modeTravel(boolean forward)
forward
- set it true to move forward, false to move backwardpublic static int convertDistance(double distance)
distance
- public static int convertAngle(double angle)
angle
- public static double getDestDist(double x, double y)
x
- y
- public static double getDestAngle(double x, double y)
x
- y
-


Jane Elizabeth (Koski) Bartine
Jane Elizabeth (Koski) Bartine, age 44, passed away at Agrace Hospice in Fitchburg, WI on Wednesday, October 30, 2019 after a battle with kidney cancer.
She was born on January 18, 1975 in Marshfield, WI, the daughter of James and Jean (Lindgren) Koski. Jane was a graduate of Loyal High School and UW-Oshkosh. She worked for many years as an RN at Denver Health, UW Hospital and the UW DeForest/Windsor Clinic.
Jane is survived by her husband, Chris; daughters, Samantha and Alexandra; parents, James and Jean Koski; brothers, Matt and Grant Koski; nieces, Bethany (Caleb) Franklin, Heather and Sierra Koski and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. She was preceded in death by her grandparents and her brother Adam Koski.
A celebration of life will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn Madison Sun Prairie on November 16, 2019 from 11am - 4pm. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that memorial donations be made to the family to be used by Jane's daughters.
The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff at the UW Deforest/Windsor Clinic for providing meals during her illness and all of the wonderful staff at the UW Hospitals and Agrace Hospice.
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Clinical Trial Resources
A suite of free, open-source clinical trial management tools. Enabling faster analysis to drive proactive, data-driven decision making for the modern clinical research professional.
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A suite of free, open-source clinical trial management tools. Enabling faster analysis to drive proactive, data-driven decision making for the modern clinical research professional.


Anthony Joshua sends warning to Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder after beating Andy Ruiz Jr
Anthony Joshua is back on top of the heavyweight world and insists he wants to fight and beat Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder as soon as possible
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Anthony Joshua has warned Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury he is ready to fight - and has the tools to beat either man.
Joshua recaptured his world heavyweight titles by beating Andy Ruiz Jr in their rematch in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night.
There are now calls for him to take on the winner of Deontay Wilder's rematch with Tyson Fury in February as he aims to add the WBC crown to his collection.
With an eye on unifying the division, Joshua told both unbeaten fighters they know where to find him and insisted he will not run.
And he believes he now has all the tools to defeat either man inside the ring after coming back from the first defeat of his career.
Asked on Good Morning Britain if he will face Fury or Wilder next, Joshua said: "I would love to make that my next fight.
"I'm taking it one step at a time. Whenever they are ready, they know where to find me.
"I'm not a running champion, I'm someone who will fight the best in the world.
" Deontay Wilder , Tyson Fury are those guys.
"I would love to have the opportunity to either beat Deontay Wilder or beat Tyson Fury."
Asked if he believes he would beat them should they meet in the ring, Joshua responded: "I definitely believe so.
"I've displayed different styles of fighting. Sometimes inside fighting, sometimes knocked fighting, sometimes a boxing man's fight.
"I believe I have their number, because I can display a variety of skills when it comes to boxing."
Despite Joshua being keen to take on Fury or Wilder, a huge unification clash looks unlikely to be his next fight.
His next bout appears likely to be against IBF mandatory challenger Kubrat Pulev in a homecoming fight at the new Tottenham stadium in May.
Promoter Eddie Hearn said: “Tottenham Hotspur is a nice new stadium for a UK fight and we’re having a look at that.
“We have spoken to Spurs about doing it and they were very keen to host the Ruiz fight, but the dates did not work out.
“They are very keen again and it would be a nice London stadium to do it in.”
The WBO’s No 1 contender Oleksandr Usyk is also due a shot, although Hearn wants him to face Dereck Chisora first in either February or March.
“We’ll speak to the governing bodies, see who wants to go first and take it from there,” said Hearn.


Cards - By
Yuvraj Dagur
Card 1
Plain Card with no Hover Effects and No Top FontAwesome Icon. Basic Card by Bootstrap
Card 2
Font Awesome Icon and Shadow Effect
Card 3
Hover Effect and scale transformation
Card 4
Card with all features and Background image


FORMAT: 1A
The Simplest API
This is one of the simplest APIs written in the API Blueprint. One plain resource combined with a method and that's it! We will explain what is going on in the next installment - Resource and Actions.
Note: As we progress through the examples, do not also forget to view the Raw code to see what is really going on in the API Blueprint, as opposed to just seeing the output of the Github Markdown parser.
Also please keep in mind that every single example in this course is a real API Blueprint and as such you can parse it with the API Blueprint parseror one of its bindings.
GET /message
- Response 200 (text/plain)
Hello World!


Are you interested in any of the adventures below? (You can selec more than one option by holding down contorl on a PC or command key on a Mac while selecting different options.)
Do you have any questions, commments, or concerns? Please feel free to say what you have in mind.


Data Summary
Data Structure
Columns Names
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First 5 rows
Title
Company
Location
Level
YearsExp
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11 references to Adapted
Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Utility (5)
commands\utility\CsvCommands.cs (1)
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PSObject.GetPropertyCollection(PSMemberViewTypes.Extended | PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
));
commands\utility\GetMember.cs (3)
87
public PSMemberViewTypes View { get; set; } = PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
| PSMemberViewTypes.Extended;
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if (((View & PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
) == 0) && (View & PSMemberViewTypes.Base) == 0)
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viewToSearch |= PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
;
commands\utility\WebCmdlet\JsonObject.cs (1)
690
isCustomObject ? PSObject.GetPropertyCollection(PSMemberViewTypes.Extended | PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
) :
System.Management.Automation (6)
engine\MshMemberInfo.cs (1)
145
All = Extended |
Adapted
| Base
engine\MshObject.cs (4)
287
if ((viewType & PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
) == PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
)
391
if ((viewType & PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
) == PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
)
FormatAndOutput\common\Utilities\MshParameterAssociation.cs (1)
151
List<string> adaptedProperties = GetPropertyNamesFromView(target, PSMemberViewTypes.
Adapted
);


1. Team work well: pairing work as partner, so it can be good for team work as well, when you have good team work your work will be complete and grow up.
2. Improve speed of learning to more faster: when you have a partner to pair while you are learning.
3. Can share knowledge each other: you can expend your knowledge with your partner.
4. Discuss and finding the solution of problem: when you face with problem, you can solve.


Here is the content of the accordion dropdown.
The AccordionModule
contains one component, the AccordionComponent
. It uses content
projection to provide a trigger to open and close the accordion, and the body of the accordion. The parent
component, the one implementing the accordion, thus determines all the styles for the component.
When the .accordion-trigger
is clicked, an Angular animation is triggered to either scroll up or scroll
down to show the .accordion-body
.
The AccordionComponent
has one Input
:
triggerSelector: string
— This is the CSS class selector for the accordion trigger. It
defaults to .accordion-trigger
. If no projected content element has the same class, then a class
inside the AccordionComponent
is used as the trigger, .accordion-header-container
.
The component has one Output
:
isCollapsedUpdated: EventEmitter<boolean>
: — The Output
emits true or
false, letting the parent component know if the accordion is open or not. That way the parent component can
change its display in some way depending on the status. It doesn't need to change the visibility of the
[accordion-body]
, but maybe an icon or something like that.


Context Menu
Context Menu
A context menu made with Javascript
Specifications
Allow more than 2 levels.
Display it properly depending the size of the window.
Display it properly when we have alot of options, and the context-menu will not disappear of the window.
Demo
Do right click on the window, and play with it.
TO DO:
Javascript support.
Add Github Pages support.
Add icon support.
AngularJS support.


Office Space
[2.5/4.0]
Many office workers have experienced a "bad case of the Mondays", that feeling of lethargy at the beginning of the week caused by the meaningless banalities of the white-collar work culture. Peter Gibbons experiences this with a horrible commute, multiple levels of bosses hounding him to adhere to the minutia of corporate bureaucracy, and most of all, the feeling that this type of life is not meant for him. After a mishap during a visit to a hypnotherapist, Peter undergoes a personality change and begins to unyoke himself from the norms of corporate culture. He parks in his boss' reserved parking space, he disassembles his stifling cubicle, he dresses any way he wants, etc. When he finds out that his two best friends in the department, Samir and Michael Bolton (no relation to the pop singer) will be laid off in the impending downsizing, he persuades the two software engineers to join him in a plot to get even with the company.
Director Mike Judge has achieved success with his television creations "Beavis and Butthead" and "King of the Hill". He also is behind the animated "Milton" shorts, which have appeared on the television series "Saturday Night Live" from time to time. This story is based on that series, and the character of Milton (the wormy office pariah who is continuously dumped upon) is a part of this story, but remains a side character. Typical of Judge humor, there are satirical attacks on this particular subculture, and also the general popular culture. From the business oriented restaurants with insipid names like "Chotchkie's" and "Flingers", to the various creatures who populate the corporate jungle, there is a continuous undertone of cynically essaying the life of the office worker.
Although the film is consistently funny, the story lacks the narrative continuity that even Judge's television episodes have. Peters romance with a restaurant waitress is wholly superficial and uninteresting. It was apparently inserted simply for marketing purposes. The Milton character is grating and is mostly unnecessary also. The entire story has the feel of being stretched in order for the kernel material (which is good) to fit within the framework of a feature film. This film has many similarities to another, "Clockwatchers", and although that is not as funny, it constructs a better story.
Moderately recommended. The film is consistently funny. Anyone who works in the office environment will see parts of their everyday lives reflected and skewered on the screen. However, the story is not smooth and often is conveniently manipulated to serve the narrative.
(c) 1999 Murali Krishnan The Art House Squatter http://ArtHouseSquatter.com
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OCTOBER SKY A movie review by Joe Barlow (c) Copyright 1999
STARRING: Jake Gyllenhaal, Chris Cooper, Chris Owen, Laura Dern, Natalie Canerday, William Lee Scott, Chad Lindberg DIRECTOR: Joe Johnston WRITER: Lewis Colick RATED: PG RELEASED: 1999
RATING: *** 1/2 (out of a possible ****)
"I'm not the man they think I am back home; I'm a rocket man." -Elton John
"October Sky" is a cinematic testament to the power of dreams, and why they make life worth living. Based on the true story of four teenage boys who strove to make their lives extraordinary, the film is uplifting, involving, and triumphant. It's a tale rooted in the tradition of emotional filmmaking; in a some ways, I was reminded of a teenage "It's a Wonderful Life."
It's October 1957, and seventeen year-old Homer Hickam (Jake Gyllenhaal) is, like the rest of the nation, captivated by the launch of the Soviet Union's Sputnik satellite. Most of his fellow townsfolk in the small mining community of Coalwood, West Virginia see the device as something to fear ("Are they gonna use it to drop bombs on us?" frets a nervous housewife). But Homer is not a typical teen, and his imagination embraces the scientific possibilities now stretching out before mankind. So taken with these eye-opening new ideas, the impetuous youth soon embarks on a quest to build a rocket.
Most of his friends think he's crazy, but Homer finds a trio of allies who share this unusual dream: the cocky Roy Lee (William Lee Scott), his friend O'Dell (Chad Lindberg), and the brainy Quentin (Chris Owen), whose knowledge of physics and chemistry far exceeds their teacher's. Working with supplies "borrowed" from local businesses, the boys soon turn an abandoned lot into their own personal Cape Canavrel as they construct their model rocket, which they christen AUK1 (a tounge-in-cheek gesture: an auk is a small, flightless bird).
The name is an unfortunately apt one, and the boys suffer numerous hardships while attempting to get the device ready in time for the county (and hopefully national) Science Fair. They have the drive to keep trying, however: Homer in particular sees the AUK project as not just a hobby but a possible means of escape from the trap of Coalwood. He desperately wishes to attend college, but the only way he could afford it would be to win a football scholarship, as his brother Jim did. Homer is not the athletic type, however, and so AUK becomes his driving force and a powerful symbol: not only does he hope the rocket will soar, he hopes it will take him with it, right out of Coalwood, with an academic scholarship attatched.
Although his mother Elsie (Natalie Canerday from "Sling Blade") and his teacher Miss Riley (Laura Dern) are both supportive in this new endeavor, Homer's father John (Chris Cooper) thinks the boy is wasting his time. Father and son do not relate well, and on a certain level that's the main story of "October Sky": how two vastly different people learn to respect each other and set aside their differences. The film handles their relationship smartly, as we watch the two men try to comprehend each other's motives. John expects Homer to follow in his footsteps and work in the town's coal mine; Homer dreams only of the stars and his precious rockets. John doesn't realize that his own driving passion for mining is just as strong as his son's love of rocketry, and one of the best scenes occurs when Homer accuses his father of loving the mine more than he does his family.
The relationship between father and son becomes the story's emotional cornerstone. Their lives are an interesting juxtaposition: the scenes with Homer and his friends testing their prototypes in the great outdoors contrast sharply with the dark, claustrophobic shots of John working in the mine. It's no surprise that they have trouble relating to each other: their worlds don't overlap in the slightest. If the final reconciliation between Homer and John reeks a bit heavily of saccharine, it's still effective when seen in context with the film as a whole.
"October Sky" contains a wealth of characters, most of whom are well developed-- not surprising, since the film is based on a true story. (A nice touch: the closing credits contain Super 8 footage of the real people the story is based on.) But sadly, Roy Lee and O'Dell are given only token attention here, and seem to be included only to be historically accurate. Neither boy does anything of consequence. I would've liked to learn more about them, but alas, they're both too shadowy and insubstantial to get a handle on.
If we remove the inconsequential characters, the film is basically the tale of Homer and Quentin's quest to build a rocket. On a larger level, it's also the story of one boy's coming of age, and how he found the courage to struggle ahead in the face of adversity. In that sense, "October Sky" is as big and glorious as its title.
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Static keyboard class.
Stores the states of keyboard keys. Keys that are pressed are guaranteed to have IsKeyPressed return true for exactly one frame, same with released keys and IsKeyReleased. Keys may be pressed and released on the same frame, but IsKeyDown and IsKeyUp will always accurately report the latest known state of the key. To use this class, one must first construct an instance of KeyboardMain.
◆ GetKeyName()
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Gets the human-readable name of the given key.
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| Int Keyboard::GetKeyScancode |
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Gets the scancode of the given key.
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- The scancode is unique for every key, regardless of whether it has a key token. Scancodes are platform-specific but consistent over time, so keys will have different scancodes depending on the platform but they are safe to save to disk.
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Returns true if the given key was held down at the start of the current frame.
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Returns true if the given key was held down at the start of the current frame.
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Access to this class is not synchronized.
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Returns true if the given key was pressed some time during the last frame.
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This function will not block the calling thread.
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Returns true if the given key was pressed some time during the last frame.
- Thread Safety
- This function may be called from any thread.
Access to this class is not synchronized.
This function will not block the calling thread.
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Returns true if the given key was released some time during the last frame.
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Returns true if the given key was released some time during the last frame.
- Thread Safety
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Returns true if the given key was not held down at the start of the current frame.
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This function will not block the calling thread.
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While older project management techniques (like prince) are the methodology equivalent of dodgy stock photography...
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NoSQL was developed in the 90’s to meet a new demand for databases - to allow more flexibility and store larger amounts of data that can be be efficiently accessed on a more frequent scale AND(!) with less downtime when the inevitable changes come along. While it has made claims to be the DB(database) way of the future, there are still many developers that are holding tight on to their SQL (technically referring to relational databases here, but I’m sticking to SQL for convenience in this post).
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I am actually excited to learn both and to keep my options open depending on the nature of what I’m working on. Both are still around for a reason, NoSQL definitely sounds like the most attractive option and potential way of the future -but there is a reason why SQL hasn’t totally been ruled out.


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My name is Master Danjuma Anndani the son of late Chief Yakubu Anndani 11. I am a native of Yendi in the Dagbon district in the northern part Ghana in west Africa. I am 22 years old presently residing in Abidjan cote d`ivoire in West Africa.
On the March 27 2005 my father was brutally murdered by a rival clan in the Dagbon region where my father was the
King for so many years. This is a culmination of three days of violence which left my father and his cabinet and the entire family death in the hands of those infidels, who not only killed my father in cold blood but tortured and severed parts of his body. They also killed 28 members of the family.
Nevertheless amidst these violence my father arranged for me and my younger sister Janet escape to neighboring country Cote d`ivoire with the Documents of USD$5.2million (Five Million Two Hundred Thousand USD), He deposited in a security company here in Côte d’Ivoire Abidjan, in one trunk Box as family valuables and treasures with my name his son as next of kin, and his Foreign Business Partner as the beneficiary
My late father instructs me that I should seek for a foreign partner in a country of my choice that will assist us to claim this consignment fund from the security company and use it for investment purpose such as
expansion of his existing cocoa business and real estate management.
And to arrange for me and my sister to come over to your country to continue our education and also to have a new lease of life where we will be safe from this unscrupulous elements.
Please I implore you in the name of God to assist me and my sister in this regards as our life is no longer safe here.
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memories stored from minutes to years
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inappropriate urination/defaecation
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inappropriate social behaviours
document and record response to treatment
Differential diagnosis
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Depression
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weeks to months
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sometimes abrupt with life changes
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variable and uneven progression
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thinking intact with temes of helplessness - negative
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selective / patchy memory
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reduced sleep
- early morning wakening/oversleep
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clear awareness
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Delerium
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hours - days
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duration hours to \<1/12
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abrupt, fluctuating
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disorganised, slow, incoherent thinking
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memory ussen impaired
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sleep :nocturnal confusin
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reduced awareness
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gluctuating alertness
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attention impaired ad fluctuates
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Dementia
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months - years onset
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chronci and insidious
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slow steady progression
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impaired memory
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disturbed sleep/nocturnal wandering
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clear awareness
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normal alertness/attention
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Medicines that worsen
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anticholinergics
- amitrip, oxybut
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anticonvulsants
- carbamazepine, phenytoin
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Lithium
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systemic corticosteroids
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H2 antagonists
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Abx
- cipro, norflox, metronidazole, clarithromycin
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opiates
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anti-parkinson’s
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acei
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Digoxin
Undetected medical conditions
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pain
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infection
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dehydration/hyponatraemia
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constipation
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urinary retention
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anxiety
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fatigue
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hearing/visual impairment
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poor dental health
Management
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Personal / environment
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calm/tranquil environment
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home/room comfortable temp
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easy access to toilet
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well lit surroundign
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sings and memory aids for objects within home
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improve time orientation
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environment as home like
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involvment group activities
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ensure consitency
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privacy
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antipsychotics = second line
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aggression, agitiation, psychotic sympotms
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not recommended for patients mild-moderate
- not effective for wandering, social withdrawal, shouting, pacing, touching, incontinence
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only modestly effective
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atypical not better jhust better tolerated
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risperidone, olanapine, aripriprazole
- quetiapine not signifiant
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common adverse effects
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sedation
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dizziness
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postural hypotension
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confusion
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increase falls
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anticholinergic effects
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cognitive decline
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delerium
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extrapyramidal effects
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occur more commonly with typical
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can occur with risperidone
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tardive dyskinesia can occur
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metabolic changes
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weight gain
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hyperglycaemia
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increase prolactin
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not as frequently in older people
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increased risk of cerebrovascular events
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stroke
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unknown mechanism
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first weeks of use
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past history more at risk
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increased mortality
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1.6-1.7 times those treated with atypical antipsychotics
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1 in 87 treated will die
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increased risk of pneumonia
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Risperidone
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only antipsychotic approved for this use in NZ
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first line
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0.25 - 0.5mg initially
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max 2mg daily in patients with dementia in 1-2 divided doses
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Quetiapine
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increase used
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safer
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well tolerated
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12.5mg initially
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maximum 100mg/day in patients with demetia
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Olanzapine
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modestly effective treating agitation
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evidence not as robust compared to riseridone
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more metabolic side effects
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2.5mg initially then 10mg daily in 1-2 divided doses
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aripiprazole
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modestly effective
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not subsidised for this use
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SA required
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Haloperidol
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effective
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high risk of extrapyramidal side effects
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increase mortality compared to atypical antipsychotics
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low dose haloperidol restricted place in short term management of acute symptoms of derlirium
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0.25mg twice daily titrated up to 3mg/day
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monitor for:
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cns depression
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anticholinergic effects
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dizziness and postural hypotension
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extrapyramidal effects
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metabolic changes
- weight, hba1c every 3 months for 1 yr then annually
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infection
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try and withdraw every 3/12 or at least reduce dose
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reduce dose 50% every 2 weeks then stop
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3D Rendering
3 3D Rendering
In the last chapter, we dealt with a class of functions which mapped 2D space (i.e. a pixel location) to color values. In this chapter, we generalize this a bit, and deal with functions that map 3D space to something.
First, though, consider a (far-fetched) thought experiment. Suppose you're outside and you need to trace out some strange geographical boundary - maybe an irregular, invisible property line. For whatever reason, you don't even have a map. What you do have is a precise but rather strange GPS device… and all it can do is tell you, whenever you need, the shortest distance you could move in order to reach the nearest part of that boundary. It doesn't tell you which direction. If it tells you "21 feet", all it means is that in some direction, the boundary is exactly 21 feet away, and it's not closer than that in any other direction.
Assume you have some other basic implements, like a tape measure and a can of spray paint, and assume that you at least know you're starting somewhere inside this boundary. Now, how could you go about finding and marking this boundary (or something fairly close to it)?
There are probably many different answers, but here is one method to consider:
- Mark your starting point on the ground.
- Pick any direction.
- Get the nearest-distance measurement from the GPS.
- Walk in a straight line in the chosen direction until you've covered the distance the GPS told you.
- Go back to step 3, using the same direction. Once the GPS gives distance measurements that are very small (e.g. one inch), stop.
- Wherever you are, make a marking on the ground.
- Return to your starting point.
- Pick a new direction, rotated very slightly from the last time (e.g. just 1/2 degree clockwise).
- Repeat step 3. Once you've returned to your starting direction, stop.
This is very pain-staking and tedious - but the end result is that you've marked off the entire boundary, at 1/2 degree increments, to within an inch. (It's possible you'll miss spots, particularly if it's a very weird boundary - but you can remedy this by taking more samples and repeating the process, sometimes from different spots.)
To put it in more technical terms: You just traced out the distance surface that a distance function (or a distance field) described implicitly. If this sounds like it's related to the mention of isolines in the last chapter, it's because it is.
3.1 Distance Functions
In that thought experiment, the hypothetical GPS was providing a distance function which maps every point in 2D space to a nearest-distance value. Put another way, that distance function is providing, for any given point, the radius of the largest possible circle (centered at that point) which does not intersect that boundary.
This works identically in 3 dimensions. The only change is that it is giving the radius of the largest sphere, not the largest circle, and it is implicitly describing an entire 3D surface, not just a 2D boundary.
Interestingly enough, the above method still works if the GPS behaves a little more strangely: it doesn't need to tell you the exact distance; it could simply tell you some (non-zero) distance for which you're guaranteed not to hit the boundary in any direction.
3.2 Sphere Tracing
Using a very similar process as in the thought experiment above, this distance function can be used to trace out 3D surfaces seen from some point - in other words, to render them in 3D. This can be done with sphere tracing, an algorithm that performs a very similar process pixel-by-pixel. It is similar to ray tracing; it is technically a method of ray marching.
Below is an example of rendering a cube in 3D this way. Don't worry
too much about main()
; this code is just there to set up the
renderer, which is a little more complicated in 3D. Focus on
distance()
- this is the distance function that is actually being
rendered, and it's called indirectly via render
.
You can drag the view around with the mouse. You're now looking at a 3D coordinate system, not a 2D one; the X and Z axes are the ground (so to speak), and the Y axis is up. In this case the mouse is dragging around the camera's position, not the coordinate system itself.
To explain why distance
works, it may help to expand the rather
terse equation a little; max
and abs
are both element-wise, while
length
is over the entire vector. If \(d(p)\) stands for
distance(pos)
:
Mentally try a few values of \(p_x\) in \(\max(|p_x|-1,0)\). Note that for \(-1 \leq p_x \leq 1\), it is zero, while picking a value of \(p_x<-1\) gives the distance in the \(x\) axis to -1 and picking a value of \(p_x>1\) gives the distance in the \(x\) axis to 1. It behaves identically for \(p_y\) and the \(y\) axis, and \(p_z\) and the \(z\) axis. The final result is just applying the distance formula to these three values, thus giving the total distance from the region \(-1 \leq p_x \leq 1\), \(-1 \leq p_y \leq 1\), and \(-1 \leq p_z \leq 1\) - which is a cube of sidelength 2, centered at \((0,0,0)\).
3.3 Transformations
Chapter 2 discussed how we could change something by transforming the 2D coordinate space it's in. We can do that identically with the 3D coordinate space here. See the example below, and note that the only thing we've done is replace \(d(p)\) with \(\frac{d(sp)}{s}\), where \(s\) is a new parameter just added.
Adjust the parameter's value, and the effect may be the inverse of
what you would expect. To make sense of this, consider that by
multiplying pos
by a value > 1, you are scaling up the entire
space - but the cube still has a constant sidelength of 2. (Dividing
the length by \(s\) is a correction that is only needed because
distance()
returns a length that must be in our "original" space,
not our new scaled space - but scaling changes this length.)
Predictably, some other basic motions are easy too. The code below adds 3 parameters, \(tx\), \(ty\), and \(tz\), and subtracts these from the location before applying the scaling of the last step:
Similar intuition applies here: In subtracting \((t_x, t_y, t_z)\) we are shifting (or translating) the entire space so that the coordinates \((t_x, t_y, t_z)\) are the new origin of the space. Note that the scaling is done after the translation; the order matters here. Scale and translate in the opposite order to see why.
3.4 Matrices
While scaling and translating are simple enough operations to do manually with multiplications and subtractions, other transformations can become unruly when expressed this way.
Fortunately, WebGL and GLSL provide support for matrices. The following matrix will rotate around the \(x\) axis, for instance:
\begin{bmatrix} 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 \\ 0 & \cos\theta & -\sin\theta & 0 \\ 0 & \sin\theta & \cos\theta & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 \end{bmatrix}
WebGL treats the vec4
like a 4x1 matrix (i.e. a column vector), and
so the pos_h * rot
in the below code is computed as:
The below code uses this (note that we multiply the position by the matrix).
We have to turn the vec3
position into a vec4
and then use .xyz
to return it to a vec3
for reasons that will be explained shortly.
Of course, we can express the scale as a transformation matrix as well:
\begin{bmatrix} s & 0 & 0 & 0 \\ 0 & s & 0 & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & s & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 \end{bmatrix}And the translation:
\begin{bmatrix} 1 & 0 & 0 & -t_x \\ 0 & 1 & 0 & -t_y \\ 0 & 0 & 1 & -t_z \\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 \end{bmatrix}This is used below. They're purposely chained in a particular order: the position is first translated (translation is done in the "original" space), then everything is scaled (scaling is relative to the new, translated origin), then everything is rotated (again, relative to the new, translated origin).
This looks like a lot of extra notation, but part of the point comes about because a series of matrix multiplications like \(pTSR_x\) - like we are doing above for position \(p\), translation matrix \(T\), scaling matrix \(S\), and rotation matrix \(R_x\) - can be rewritten like \(p(TSR_x)\), that is, the three transformation matrices can be multiplied into a single 4x4 matrix. This is trivial to do in the code (and the below should render completely identically):
If you recall the part in chapter 2 on composition of functions, we are doing exactly the same thing here. It just happens that the functions we're composing are mostly matrix multiplications, and matrix multiplications behave in some helpful ways (e.g. they are associative).
3.5 Homogeneous coordinates
It may seem a bit strange that we are working with a 3-element vector,
adding in a 4th element (which is always 1), multiplying this by a 4x4
matrix, and then discarding the 4th element. With scaling and
rotating (and a few other things), this isn't actually necessary. We
have used this 3x3 matrix for rotating, and multiplied a vec3
by it:
One benefit of this form is that we can interpret it as a change of basis matrix. If our basis here is three unit vectors, \(\hat{x}=(1,0,0)\), \(\hat{y}=(0,1,0)\), \(\hat{z}=(0,0,1)\) (which are just the \(x\), \(y\) and \(z\) axis), we can look at the above 3x3 matrix, or any other 3x3 transformation matrix, as three new vectors, one for each row of the matrix:
\begin{bmatrix} \hat{x}' \\ \hat{y}' \\ \hat{z}' \end{bmatrix}where \(\hat{x}'\) is the result of transforming \(\hat{x}\), \(\hat{y}'\) the result of transforming \(\hat{y}\), and \(\hat{z}'\) the result of transforming \(\hat{z}\). In other words, that matrix contains our "new" \(x\) axis, \(y\) axis, and \(z\) axis. This makes some intuitive sense if we look at the matrix above which rotates around the \(x\) axis by \(\theta\): the \(x\) axis stays untouched, but the \(y\) and \(z\) axis rotate. Similar intuition applies to a scaling matrix: all it does is stretch or compress the axes. Likewise, it means that if we leave the axes alone, we have the normal 3x3 identity matrix:
\begin{bmatrix} 1 & 0 & 0 \\ 0 & 1 & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & 1 \\ \end{bmatrix}However, a little effort will reveal that the third transformation we examined - a translation - cannot be expressed this way. In short: We add the extra coordinate (that is, make it homogeneous) as a way to let us express translations in matrix form (and affine transformations in general - including the all-important projective transformation used anytime a 3D render includes perspective).
The transformations given above are rather uninteresting, but well-studied, well-behaved, efficient to compute, and essential to 3D graphics in general.
3.6 Rotations
So far we've only shown rotation in the \(x\) axis. It appears straightforward to extend this rotation in \(x\), in \(y\), and \(z\) (i.e. Euler angles). The below tries this, illustrating the three axes with thin rectangles:
(This also demonstrates a WebGL feature called swizzling: We may
access a vector's elements in any order, and this is why y_axis
and
z_axis
access offset
as offset.yxz
and offset.yzx
,
respectively - it rearranges the coordinates in offset
.)
However, to see some problems with this, try adjusting the slider for
ry
to about 1.57 or -1.57 (that is, \(\pm\frac{\pi}{2}\)), and then
adjust rx
and rz
. No matter how you move the other two, you will
see that they are now moving in the same axis; in effect, you have
lost an axis until you move ry
to something else. This is an
illustration of gimbal lock, and any representation of rotation in 3D
that relies on three angles is susceptible to it.
One alternative to this is quaternions:
It is less intuitive than Euler angles, but retains some benefits. To
see one, uncomment the line below the // Interpolation
comment in
the distance()
function, and enable animation; this shows the
ability to linearly interpolate between rotations in two quaternions.
3.7 More on distance functions
3.7.1 Primitives
Cubes are likewise rather boring by themselves, even if we can use matrices to move them around. However, distance functions can represent a variety of other shapes. One very simple one is a sphere:
See Íñigo Quílez's page Modeling with Distance Functions for a list of many others.
3.7.2 Constructive Solid Geometry
Distance functions are also rather easy to combine in the methods of constructive solid geometry. The minimum of two distance functions is the union and the maximum of two is their intersection. Thinking back to the thought experiment at the start of this chapter, and considering several different boundaries and several respective GPS devices, should make it obvious why.
The below code shows the intersection of two spheres; replace max
with min
to instead see their union:
Negating one of the shapes in a union can also subtract one shape from another:
3.7.3 Domain warping
The last chapter used modulo in order to warp a function's domain into an infinitely-repeating space in order to create a grid. This works identically here in 3 dimensions, due to the fact that we're working with a function that maps 3D space to something:
This shows one interesting aspect of a sphere tracer: It lets us represent an infinite amount of geometry without any additional resource requirements. Nowhere in here did we have to turn this geometry into triangles.
We could take this further, and combine it with a rotation. We could make this rotation vary by distance from the origin as well.
Or, we could add a variable amount of rotation to a cube… that is, basically twist it like it's flexible:
3.8 Summary
This concludes the tutorial - at least, until I write more. The next chapter contains some other references that you may wish to read.


Implements a octet stream transport that manages a stream socket with encrypted communication over TLS.
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#include <transport.hpp>
Inherits caf::net::octet_stream::transport.
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| static std::unique_ptr< transport > | make (connection conn, upper_layer_ptr up) |
| | Creates a new instance of the SSL transport for a socket that has already performed the SSL handshake.
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| static worker_ptr | make_server (connection conn, upper_layer_ptr up) |
| | Returns a worker that performs the OpenSSL server handshake on the socket.
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| static worker_ptr | make_client (connection conn, upper_layer_ptr up) |
| | Returns a worker that performs the OpenSSL client handshake on the socket.
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Implements a octet stream transport that manages a stream socket with encrypted communication over TLS.
◆ make()
| static std::unique_ptr< transport > caf::net::ssl::transport::make |
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connection |
conn, |
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upper_layer_ptr |
up |
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) |
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static |
Creates a new instance of the SSL transport for a socket that has already performed the SSL handshake.
- Parameters
-
| conn | The connection object for managing fd . |
| up | The layer operating on top of this transport. |
◆ make_client()
| static worker_ptr caf::net::ssl::transport::make_client |
( |
connection |
conn, |
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upper_layer_ptr |
up |
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) |
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static |
Returns a worker that performs the OpenSSL client handshake on the socket.
On success, the worker performs a handover to an openssl_transport
that runs up
.
- Parameters
-
| conn | The connection object for managing fd . |
| up | The layer operating on top of this transport. |
◆ make_server()
| static worker_ptr caf::net::ssl::transport::make_server |
( |
connection |
conn, |
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|
upper_layer_ptr |
up |
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) |
| |
|
static |
Returns a worker that performs the OpenSSL server handshake on the socket.
On success, the worker performs a handover to an openssl_transport
that runs up
.
- Parameters
-
| conn | The connection object for managing fd . |
| up | The layer operating on top of this transport. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- libcaf_net/caf/net/ssl/transport.hpp


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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, csv_row, lobe, md)
- Node Constructor.
Args:
csv_row: This node's csv row as a list of strings.
lobe: A reference to this node's lobe object
md: A Metadata object about nodes
- __lt__(self, other)
- Comparator to define ordering of nodes based on theta polar coordinate.

Return:
String label if it exists, empty string if not.
- getLayerWidth(self)
- Get this node's layer width csv value. Same for all layers.
- setThetas(self, t1, t2)
- Set this node's angular width delimiters.
Args:
t1: Start theta in degrees
t2: End theta in degrees
Return:
None
- weight(self)
- Return the weight of this node
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Apple debuts featurette for upcoming Apple TV Plus original 'Truth Be Told'
Source: Apple
What you need to know
- Apple has debuted a first look featurette of 'Truth Be Told'.
- The featurette introduces us to the cast and crew of the series.
- 'Truth Be Told' is set to debut on Apple TV+ on December 6th.
After releasing a story featurette on 'SEE' just a few days ago, Apple has debuted a new first-look featurette showcasing its upcoming Apple TV Plus drama 'Truth Be Told' which stars Octavia Spencer and Aaron Paul.
The video introduces us to the actors and crew behind the series and they collectively give us a background on the story and a preview of what to expect from the show. The series tells the story of Poppy Parnell (Octavia Spencer) who, through the medium of podcasting, reopens a murder case that may have wrongly convicted Warren Cave (Aaron Paul).
Apple describes 'Truth Be Told' as a limited series in the video description, so we can make the assumption that there will only be one season:
Members of the cast and crew of the Apple Original Truth Be Told introduce the new limited series. When new evidence compels podcaster Poppy Parnell (Octavia Spencer) to reopen the murder case that made her a national sensation, she comes face to face with Warren Cave (Aaron Paul), the man she may have mistakenly helped to put behind bars. Her investigation navigates urgent concerns about privacy, media, and race. Truth Be Told is created by Nichelle Tramble Spellman and stars Octavia Spencer, Aaron Paul, Lizzy Caplan, Elizabeth Perkins, Michael Beach, Mekhi Phifer, Tracie Thoms, Haneefah Wood, and Ron Cephas Jones.
'Truth Be Told' is set to premiere on Apple TV+ on December 6, about a week after its first thriller, 'Servant', debuts to the world on Thanksgiving. Apple TV+ is available now and costs $4.99 per month for up to six users when using Family Sharing.
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Website is like your house. HTML files are like a structure where the wall's placed. CSS files are then the style of your house.
All HTML elements can be considered as boxes. The CSS box model is essentially a box that wraps around every HTML element. It consists of: margins, borders, padding, and the actual content.
Everything on the webpage is a box and by thinking in this way we can actually rearrange things very easily.


At about 3:00pm my friend, who I will call S, and I take 15mg of 2C-I and take a quick trip to the store before it kicks in. I last ate two hours beforehand and S last ate 6 hours before, which probably explains why he felt the effects so much more than I did. We return from the store about a half hour later and proceed to S's room to watch things on google video, I dont remember why for sure.
 Maybe a few mild effects on the way there, its more fun than normal to jump onto things. When we get there we start to walk around the pond, S says he wants to rest for a bit and I see a big slab of concrete to lay on under a tree. S stands next to it for a while and then decides to lay on it too. I find that it is fun to stare at the tree open-mouthed, but don't see any motion or visuals in it. S on the other hand was seeing the tree sweep its branches wildly trying to 'molest' us, so we promptly moved on. While walking around the pond S is having intense closed eye visuals, and can see himself walking when he closes his eyes.
After completing a ring around the pond we decide to enter the wooded area. I am starting to feel the effects more strongly, but still no visuals. We walk around staring in awe at the trees for a while and S decides that he has found the perfect spot to lay under some trees. I lay down near him and we bond with the trees for a while. I can notice some slight breathing at this point if I stare at the tree long enough, and S is still tripping hard as ever, seeing the branches move all over and the whole tree breathe with him.
We layed there for about 20 minutes, talking about trees and how they can move slowly because they live so much longer, but we move fast because we die so quickly, and also about how trees are happy all the time because they don't have any worries or cares, they can just dance in the wind for their whole life. We also speculated about why plants make drugs, about how when you consume the substances in them it makes you connect to nature and respect it, acting as a sort of roundabout defense mechanism.
The sky was starting to get darker and that means soon it would get cold, and since we could barely make out the temperature we decided to head back to S's house. After passing several 'impossible' obstructions like hills that look like cliffs and stairs that seem far too tall to climb, we arrive at the house. We sit down in the chairs and decide theres no way we could get up, the G force is too incredible.
 After about an hour I start to feel cramped and uncomfortable, so I head to S's room to lay down and look at the ceiling, he wants to look at the ceiling too, so he comes with.
We layed there for a little while and discussed the effects we were feeling. I kept having a feeling every once in a while that I was going to die, and S said he was feeling that too. So we decide to take a walk, since we always feel much better tripping outside.
We walked once around the block, talking about things I can't really remember. Then went back inside to use the bathroom and grab sunglasses, since things look cooler when you can barely see them. We went for a bit longer walk this time, crossing the highway and looking at some buildings, but nothing is really as cool as the wooded area, so we head back inside, feeling refreshed.
At this point we are both still feeling it pretty strong, but are starting to come down.  Lots of tactile enhancement at this point, it feels good to hug blankets/pillows, and to play with the wooden swords we found on the floor. At about t+7:15 we decided we were about baseline and S brought me home about an hour later. I went to bed after that and it took about an hour to get to sleep.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 10-12
Dietary
I feel a bit apologetic for the overindulgent vulgarity that is this cheesecake here. But, really, why should I be sorry? You won’t be once you’ve eaten it; though perhaps I should warn that it’s not for the faint-hearted.
Preheat the oven to 170C/325F/Gas 3.
For the base, process the biscuits, peanuts, dark chocolate chips and butter in a food processor. Once the mixture comes together in a clump, turn it out into a 23cm/9in springform tin and press it into the bottom of the tin and up the sides, using your fingers, to make a crunchy crust. Chill in the fridge while you make the filling.
For the filling, process the cream cheese, eggs and egg yolks, sugar, soured cream and peanut butter in a food processor, whizzing to a smooth mixture.
Pour and scrape the filling mixture into the cheesecake base in the chilled springform tin and cook for 1 hour, checking after 50 minutes. The top – only – should feel set and dry. When cooked, take the cheesecake out of the oven while you make the topping.
For the topping, warm the soured cream and chocolate chips with the brown sugar gently in a small saucepan over a low heat, whisking to blend in the chocolate as it melts. Once the mixture is melted and well combined, take off the heat.
Spoon and spread the topping very gently over the top of the cheesecake, being as careful as you can in case you break the surface of the cheesecake. (Not that anything bad will happen; you’ll just have chocolate marbling the cake a bit.)
Once out of the oven, let the cheesecake cool completely in its tin, then cover and put into the fridge overnight. When you are ready to eat the cheesecake, take it out of the fridge slightly in advance, just to take the chill off: this will make it easier to spring from the tin. Don’t let it get too warm, though, as it will become a bit gooey and be hard to slice.


It was the best of compilers, it was the worst of compilers
This text is really, really far apart
These words are really, really far apart


Fortitude Valley, Australia
'Brunswick Street'
The artist behind this historical depiction of transportation remains a mystery.
by jbartlett2000This copper artwork shows the historical development of transport along Brunswick Street, from New Farm in the 1890s to Fortitude Valley in the 1970s. But the move from horses to wagons to trams and cars is hard to see now, as it’s slowly disappearing under years of grit and grime.
Countless commuters see it every day at the Fortitude Valley train station, yet finding out the name of the artist behind the artwork has proved elusive for Brisbane’s libraries, art galleries, Facebook groups, and even the original commissioner or current owner of the piece.
A plaque on the platform opposite the art notes that the owner is Queensland Rail, though it was in fact commissioned in 1972 for the Brunswick Street branch of the NAB. Therein perhaps lies the mystery: the piece was removed in the 1990s when the bank was refurbished.
It seems that Queensland Rail purchased and restored the piece in 2004, and a 2005 picture shows the artwork in place somewhere else. Even so, it seemed the artist’s name was already lost to time.
Possible leads include a similarly-styled “repoussé” piece donated to the Queensland Maritime Museum and a newspaper article mentioning a copper mural commissioned for a Brisbane bank, though that was for one far lengthier than this.
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This three-part poster series reveals three fundamental concepts of design that leaders of the Bauhaus promoted. Grid Logic encourages the integration of fundamental forms in design, New Unity embraces universal forms and characteristics to develop a new design language, and Tactility urges young designers to explore the physicality of their work in order to grow and develop. By photographing my own hands and adhering to a strict grid system, each poster can relate to one another while still living on their own.
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