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by Eren SengezerRetail sales in the United Kingdom in November were broadly unchanged on a yearly basis, the latest data published by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) showed on Monday.
"38% of respondents reported that sales volumes were up on a year ago in November, while 41% said they were down, giving a balance of -3% - the highest balance in 7 months," the CBI noted in its publication.
Commenting on the data, "Retailers are entering the festive season with a bit of hope that sales will head up, with the strongest expectations in half a year," said Anna Leach, CBI Deputy Chief Economist. "Actual sales have also stabilised and have nudged above average for the time of year."
The British pound largely ignored the data and the GBP/USD pair was last seen trading at 1.2880, adding 0.3% on a daily basis.


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--- title: Parameterizing the Weibull for proportional hazards author: Jacqueline Buros date: '2019-02-27' slug: parameterizing-the-weibull-proportional-hazards categories: - Survival analysis tags: - survival analysis - stan - weibull bibliography: bibliography.bib link-citations: true ---
I received a question the other day by email regarding the parameterization of the Weibull survival model which is included in both SurvivalStan (a Python package) and biostan, an R mini-package I put together for a BioConductor workshop held in 2016.
The question read:
Hi Jacki,
I wonder if you might be able to help me with a question? I have been looking at stan recently for survival models and I noticed the biostan repository, which is quite a helpful resource. However, the Weibull models contain a parameterisation that I am not familiar with whereby the scale parameter is specified as
exp(-(mu)/alpha)
, highlighted below. Are you able to explain where this comes from and why it is used?Many thanks
Mark
Since the parameterization used here is fairly standard practice for implementing Weibull survival models in Stan, I thought it would useful to share here my response.
Here is the full Stan code for this model :
data { intNobs; int Ncen; vector[Nobs] yobs; vector[Ncen] ycen; } transformed data { real tau_mu; real tau_al; tau_mu = 10.0; tau_al = 10.0; } parameters { real alpha_raw; real mu; } transformed parameters { real alpha; alpha = exp(tau_al * alpha_raw); } model { // yobs ~ weibull(alpha, exp(-(mu)/alpha)); target += weibull_lpdf( yobs | alpha, exp(-(mu)/alpha)); // the lccdf is the complementary cumulative dist = 1 -Fx = survival function target += weibull_lccdf(ycen | alpha, exp(-(mu)/alpha)); alpha_raw ~ normal(0.0, 1.0); mu ~ normal(0.0, tau_mu); }
The relevant section is higlighted above and appears in the model
block twice: exp(-(mu)/alpha)
.
There are two parts to Mark’s question:
I will start with the response to the first question, which is that I borrowed this from the parameterization used in the https://github.com/stan-dev/example-models repository, specifically the one based on the mice model from the BUGS example models, re-parameterized for Stan here.
As to the second question, this is easier to see given the parameterization in the BUGS example mu = exp(Bz)
; the short answer is that it leads to proportional hazards. The expression in Stan sigma = exp(-Bz/alpha)
is a direct translation of the BUGS model, given how the weibull pdfs are implemented in Stan and BUGS.
Before going into detail on the proportional hazards, let’s review the parameterizations to confirm they are equivalent.
Paraphrasing this SO question,
Stan’s parameterization of weibull_lpdf(x | a, b)
with (a = \(\alpha\), b = \(\sigma\)) is:
\[ (^a/_b)(^x/_b)^{a-1} \text{exp}(- (^x/_b)^a) \]
Whereas the BUGS parameterization of x ~ weibull(ν, λ)
is:
\[ \nu \lambda x^{\nu-1}\text{exp}(-\lambda x^\nu) \]
To test whether the Stan model above is consistent with the parameterization given in the BUGS example, let’s consider a survival model with a linear predictor mu = Bz
.
weibull_lpdf(x | a, b)
b = exp(-mu/a)
Substituting into the PDF according to R/Stan is:
\[ \displaystyle\frac{a}{{b}}\cdot{\left(\frac{x}{{b}}\right)}^{{{a}-{1}}}\cdot \exp{{\left(-{\left(\frac{x}{{b}}\right)}^{a}\right)}} \\ = \displaystyle\frac{a}{ \exp{{\left(-\frac{\mu}{{a}}\right)}}}{\left(\frac{x}{ \exp{{\left(-\frac{\mu}{{a}}\right)}}}\right)}^{{{a}-{1}}} \exp{{\left(-{\left(\frac{x}{ \exp{{\left(-\frac{\mu}{{a}}\right)}}}\right)}^{a}\right)}} \]
Which simplifies to (per wolfram-alpha):
\[ = \displaystyle\frac{{{a}{e}^{{-{\left({x}{e}^{{\frac{\mu}{{a}}}}\right)}^{a}}}{\left({x}{e}^{{\frac{\mu}{{a}}}}\right)}^{a}}}{{x}} \\ = \displaystyle{a}{x}^{{{a}-{1}}}{e}^{{\mu-{e}^{\mu}{x}^{a}}} \]
x ~ weibull(a, lambda)
lambda = exp(mu)
Substituting these terms into the PDF according to BUGS yields:
\[ \displaystyle{a}λ{x}^{{{a}-{1}}} \exp{{\left(-λ{x}^{a}\right)}} \\ = \displaystyle{a} \exp{{\left(\mu\right)}}{x}^{{{a}-{1}}} \exp{{\left(- \exp{{\left(\mu\right)}}{x}^{a}\right)}} \\ \]
Which simplifies to (per wolfram alpha):
\[ = \displaystyle{a}{x}^{{{a}-{1}}}{e}^{{\mu-{e}^{\mu}{x}^{a}}} \]
Thus the two parameterizations are equivalent.
Now that we have established that the two parameterizations are equivalent, we can better understand how setting sigma = exp(-mu/a)
leads to proportional hazards.
Using the syntax of the BUGS implementation, the hazard at time \(x\) is proportional to the value of \(\lambda\):
\[ \displaystyle{h}{\left({x}{|}{a},λ\right)}={a}λ{x}^{{{a}-{1}}} \]
By setting lambda = exp(mu)
, we get a standard proportional hazards model with a shape depending on the parameter a
.
For example, the hazard for a model with mu = Xb
where we have a single single binary covariate and an estimated \(\beta\) = 0.4 is proportional on the log-scale as expected.
The shape of the hazard depends on the value of a
– increasing when a > 0 and decreasing when 0 > a > 1.
There isn’t a ton of flexibility re: the shape of the hazard with the Weibull, but it has a number of nice properties (Carroll 2003) making it a standard tool in parametric survival analysis.
Carroll, Kevin J. 2003. “On the Use and Utility of the Weibull Model in the Analysis of Survival Data.” Controlled Clinical Trials 24 (6): 682–701. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0197-2456(03)00072-2.


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IMU class to access data.
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IMU class to access data.
Defines callbacks and register events for WAMP server
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Detects the number of connected IMUs.
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- Returns
- number of IMUs detected
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Gets filename of the current CSV export.
- Parameters
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| arg | Expected data from the WebSocket |
- Returns
- file name
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Get data.
Gets the current data from the current enabled sensor
- Parameters
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- Returns
- sensor data
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onJoin event (server connected)
Starts the MainProcess when server starts, initing the communication thread with the IMU
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| details | WAMP data |
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onLeave event (server disconnected)
Stops the MainProcess when server stops.
- Parameters
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| details | WAMP data |
| def server.Imu.setFileName |
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Sets filename for the CSV export.
- Parameters
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| arg | file name |
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Starts adquisition.
Inits data adquisition from the detected IMUs in another thread
- Parameters
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Stops data adquisition and the corresponding thread
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Checks the WAMP and WebSocket working with a defined Value
- Parameters
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| arg | Expected data from the WebSocket |
- Returns
- Server status
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As seen from my last post, Marionette has alot of components that break down the Backbone.Router into more modularized parts. One reason is to remove boilerplate code. We'll take a look at the components of Marionette.
As seen from my last post, Marionette has alot of components that break down the Backbone.Router into more modularized parts. One reason is to remove boilerplate code. We'll take a look at the components of Marionette.
4 Main Views.
ItemView is view for a single item/model. No special automated behavior. Most primitive view type.
CollectionView manages a collection. Wired up to iterate through each model in the collection and create a new sub-view for each of those models. Typically CollectionView creates ItemViews for each model, but you can also have CollectionView create subset CollectionView.
CompositeView is identical to CollectionView but has a template whereas CollectionView doesn't have a template. When to use CollectionView or CompositeView depends on how you want your subset ItemViews inserted.
Layout are ItemViews but also can manage regions within itself. All layouts have a template and you can pair portions of the template with DOM elements via jquery. A layout is a frame by which you can insert views into parts of the frame.
The starting place of your application. Encapsulates and Namespaces. This is also where you define application regions (header-region, main-region, and footer-region).
Will also automatially clean up old views that have previously existed.
Independent top level applications. Modules have the highest level of responsibilities and are placed upon application regions. These modules then function as seperate sub-applications with their own models and views.
The same as Backbone.Router. Defined in top level module.
Manages each sub-module. Responsible for determining which entities(models/collections) are fetched and which views are shown.
Allow you to define a set of sub-regions within a top level region determined by a module. This allows more precise control of which views to be shown, thereby making nested views simple. You can also customize sub-regions to add transitions.
Top level of Marionette. Manages events at the module or application level. Has built-in pub/sub design pattern.


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by Finlay GreigGrime sensation Stormzy has announced a 55-date world tour for 2020 – including shows in Manchester and Liverpool.
The multi-award-winning artist will embark on the tour in the wake of the release of his second studio album Heavy Is The Head with gigs spanning Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, North America, UK & Ireland and Africa.
Starting on 7 February in Dubai, the global tour will arrive in the UK on 3 September when the Croydon-born artist plays the London O2 Arena for two dates, before playing 11 more shows in the UK, including one night at M&S Bank Arena on 13 September and Manchester Arena on 17 September.
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The tour takes its name from Stormzy’s forthcoming album, ‘Heavy Is The Head’ which marks a highly anticipated return for the 2019 Glastonbury headliner.
The record has been executive produced entirely by the musician himself and will feature cameos from Ed Sheeran, Aitch and Burna Boy.
The album is released on 7 December, a day after tickets for the world tour go on sale.
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Pre-ordering ‘Heavy Is The Head' from Stormzy’s official store, will allow those in the UK and Ireland to gain early access to tickets.
The album can be ordered at Stormzy's official website.
Early access to tickets will begin on Wednesday 4 December 2019 at 9AM GMT.
Early access codes and instructions will be emailed to eligible fans automatically on Tuesday 3 December by Midday GMT, the day before early access.
What about general sale?
General sale for all 55-shows excluding Dubai will commence on Friday 6 December 9am.
Tickets for UK shows can be purchased at Ticketmaster


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To Andy Jassy,
We are writing to you as AWS customers responding to the unfolding climate crisis and the recent announcement of Amazon’s Climate pledge to achieve 100% renewable energy by 2030 [1].
We recognize that an essential part of our business is most likely run from AWS data centres predominantly powered by fossil fuels. As such we know we are contributing towards data centres’ growing emissions, which are currently responsible for about 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions, making it on par with the aviation industry and even projected to exceed it in 2020 [2] [3]. Unlike air travel, however, there are already proven scalable solutions to transition data centres to 100% renewable energy.
Amazon’s recent announcement is a welcome update since the original 2014 commitment to achieve 100% renewable energy for all global AWS infrastructure. [4] Fundamentally however, the 2030 deadline and goal still allows for the use of carbon offsets. This means that AWS customers will be waiting another decade to reach a baseline renewable goal that others in the tech industry, like Apple and Google have already achieved in the past few years, and Facebook intends to meet by 2020 [5] [6].
In order to minimise and ultimately eliminate fossil fuels in our digital supply chains, we need AWS’s ambitions to meet the speed and scale of the climate challenge ahead and give us critical services to understand CO2 emissions from available AWS infrastructure.
We are therefore asking AWS to commit to:
- All global AWS infrastructure to be 80% renewable by 2024 and 100% renewable by 2030 to be achieved without using carbon offsets
- Provide transparency of what energy mix is provided in all AWS regions through independent auditing
- Provide a simple way to see our organisations CO2 emissions from existing AWS services by April 2020
A renewable goal for AWS data centres that solely uses locally-generated forms of renewable energy and therefore fully displaces dirty energy in that region, would be an industry first and more boldly deliver on Jeff Bezos’s sentiment of “moving to the forefront” of tackling climate change and not just following in others’ footsteps.
Even customers who have already opted to use the 5 currently ‘sustainable’ data centre regions still have very limited information about the energy mix at these existing locations. Transparent and independently audited data that supports sustainable claims means we can be confident in on-going decisions on where to locate infrastructure and be able to truly advocate for our AWS partnership with stakeholders and shareholders.
For individual organisations like us trying to tackle this problem, we’ve found out that only a minority of AWS customers who are on Amazon’s concierge service are able to obtain information about their carbon footprint. Those who have been through this process with their AWS account manager also shared how difficult and protracted it can be.
For any customer, of any size, it should be simple and easy to see our current infrastructure’s CO2 emissions. For example; a standard line item on every account showing offset CO2 emissions in the short term, an indicator of sustainable regions on the AWS console, or perhaps even supporting the development of open source tools like the Green Cost Explorer.
Scientists are recording worrying signs that the impacts of global warming are speeding up — from this year’s extreme European heatwave, the record ice melting at the poles and Amazon rainforest fires to disruptions in food supply and increase in unprecedented extreme weather events. [7] [8] The period since Amazon’s 2014 pledge has been the hottest five years ever recorded in global temperatures [9] and the impacts of a warming world on millions of lives can now be seen daily.
We fully support Jeff Bezos’s statement that meeting zero carbon goals across industry is something that “…can only be done in collaboration with other large companies because we’re all part of each other’s supply chains”.
We, the undersigned AWS customers believe that achieving our organisation's mission and serving our customers should and can be done without powering our digital services in fossil fuel data centres. At this critical moment, we are asking AWS to step-up its initiatives and help customers meet our own zero-carbon ambitions.
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Tech/Digital FinanceReferences
- Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announces new ‘Climate Pledge’ ahead of employee protests - Washington Post
- ‘Tsunami of data’ could consume one fifth of global electricity by 2025 - Guardian
- The planet needs a new internet - Gizmodo
- November 2014 - Commitment to 100% renewable energy for global AWS infrastructure - AWS
- Environmental Responsibility Report 2019 (Appendix C) - Apple
- Google 2019 Environmental Web Report - Google
- Climate change: Impacts 'accelerating' as leaders gather for UN talks - BBC News
- Faster pace of climate change is 'scary', former chief scientist says - BBC News
- July was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth - CBS News


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| SQL injection is a type of web application security vulnerability in which an attacker attempts to use application code to access or corrupt database content. If successful, this allows the attacker to create, read, update, alter, or delete data stored in the back-end database. SQL injection is one of the most prevalent types of web application security vulnerabilities. |
Cross-site scripting (XSS) targets an application's users by injecting code, usually a client-side script such as JavaScript, into a web application's output. The concept of XSS is to manipulate client-side scripts of a web application to execute in the manner desired by the attacker. XSS allows attackers to execute scripts in the victim's browser which can hijack user sessions, deface websites, or redirect the user to malicious sites. |
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Index of all elements
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- $body
- in file Notification.php, variable Notification::$body
The body of the notification instance
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- $data
- in file Proxy.php, variable Proxy::$data
The data object managed by the proxy
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- facade
- in file Notifier.php, method Notifier::facade()
Return the Multiton Facade instance
- Facade
- in file Facade.php, class Facade
A base Multiton IFacade implementation.
- Facade.php
- procedural page Facade.php
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- getBody
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::getBody()
Body getter
- getBody
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::getBody()
Body getter
- getData
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::getData()
Data getter
- getData
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::getData()
Data getter
- getInstance
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::getInstance()
Facade Multiton Factory method
- getInstance
- in file Model.php, method Model::getInstance()
Model Factory method.
- getInstance
- in file View.php, method View::getInstance()
View Factory method.
- getInstance
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::getInstance()
Controller Factory method.
- getMediatorName
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::getMediatorName()
Get Mediator Name
- getMediatorName
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::getMediatorName()
Get Mediator Name
- getName
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::getName()
Name getter
- getName
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::getName()
Name getter
- getNotifyContext
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::getNotifyContext()
Get the notification context.
- getNotifyMethod
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::getNotifyMethod()
Get the notification method.
- getProxyName
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::getProxyName()
Get the Proxy name
- getProxyName
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::getProxyName()
Get the Proxy name
- getType
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::getType()
Type getter
- getType
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::getType()
Type getter
- getViewComponent
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::getViewComponent()
Get View Component
- getViewComponent
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::getViewComponent()
Get View Component
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- handleNotification
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::handleNotification()
Handle Notification
- handleNotification
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::handleNotification()
Handle Notification
- hasCommand
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::hasCommand()
Has Command
- hasCommand
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::hasCommand()
Has Command
- hasCommand
- in file IController.php, method IController::hasCommand()
Has Command
- hasCommand
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::hasCommand()
Has Command
- hasCore
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::hasCore()
Check if a Core is registered or not
- hasMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::hasMediator()
Has Mediator
- hasMediator
- in file View.php, method View::hasMediator()
Has Mediator
- hasMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::hasMediator()
Has Mediator
- hasMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::hasMediator()
Has Mediator
- hasProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::hasProxy()
Has Proxy
- hasProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::hasProxy()
Has Proxy
- hasProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::hasProxy()
Has Proxy
- hasProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::hasProxy()
Has Proxy
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- $instanceMap
- in file Controller.php, variable Controller::$instanceMap
The Multiton instances stack
- $instanceMap
- in file Facade.php, variable Facade::$instanceMap
The Multiton Facade instances stack.
- $instanceMap
- in file Model.php, variable Model::$instanceMap
The Multiton instances stack
- $instanceMap
- in file View.php, variable View::$instanceMap
The Multiton instances stack
- ICommand
- in file ICommand.php, class ICommand
The interface definition for a PureMVC Command.
- IController
- in file IController.php, class IController
The interface definition for a PureMVC Controller.
- IFacade
- in file IFacade.php, class IFacade
The interface definition for a PureMVC Facade.
- IMediator
- in file IMediator.php, class IMediator
The interface definition for a PureMVC Mediator.
- IModel
- in file IModel.php, class IModel
The interface definition for a PureMVC Model.
- initializeController
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::initializeController()
Initialize the instance.
- initializeController
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeController()
Initialize the Controller.
- initializeFacade
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeFacade()
Initialize the Facade instance.
- initializeMacroCommand
- in file MacroCommand.php, method MacroCommand::initializeMacroCommand()
Initialize the MacroCommand.
- initializeModel
- in file Model.php, method Model::initializeModel()
Initialize the Model instance.
- initializeModel
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeModel()
Initialize the Model.
- initializeNotifier
- in file Notifier.php, method Notifier::initializeNotifier()
Initialize this INotifier instance.
- initializeNotifier
- in file INotifier.php, method INotifier::initializeNotifier()
Initialize this INotifier instance.
- initializeNotifier
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeNotifier()
Set the Multiton key for this facade instance.
- initializeView
- in file View.php, method View::initializeView()
Initialize the Singleton View instance.
- initializeView
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeView()
Initialize the View.
- INotification
- in file INotification.php, class INotification
The interface definition for a PureMVC Notification.
- INotifier
- in file INotifier.php, class INotifier
The interface definition for a PureMVC Notifier.
- IObserver
- in file IObserver.php, class IObserver
The interface definition for a PureMVC Observer.
- IProxy
- in file IProxy.php, class IProxy
The interface definition for a PureMVC Proxy.
- IView
- in file IView.php, class IView
The interface definition for a PureMVC View.
- ICommand.php
- procedural page ICommand.php
- IController.php
- procedural page IController.php
- IFacade.php
- procedural page IFacade.php
- IMediator.php
- procedural page IMediator.php
- IModel.php
- procedural page IModel.php
- INotification.php
- procedural page INotification.php
- INotifier.php
- procedural page INotifier.php
- IObserver.php
- procedural page IObserver.php
- IProxy.php
- procedural page IProxy.php
- IView.php
- procedural page IView.php
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- $mediatorMap
- in file View.php, variable View::$mediatorMap
Mapping of mediatorNames to IMediator references
- $mediatorName
- in file Mediator.php, variable Mediator::$mediatorName
the mediator name
- $model
- in file Facade.php, variable Facade::$model
The model instance for this Core
- $multitonKey
- in file View.php, variable View::$multitonKey
The Multiton Key for this Core
- $multitonKey
- in file Controller.php, variable Controller::$multitonKey
The Multiton Key for this Core
- $multitonKey
- in file Model.php, variable Model::$multitonKey
The Multiton Key for this Core
- $multitonKey
- in file Facade.php, variable Facade::$multitonKey
The Multiton Key for this Core
- $multitonKey
- in file Notifier.php, variable Notifier::$multitonKey
The Multiton Key for this Core
- MacroCommand
- in file MacroCommand.php, class MacroCommand
A base ICommand implementation that executes other ICommands.
- Mediator
- in file Mediator.php, class Mediator
A base IMediator implementation.
- Model
- in file Model.php, class Model
A Multiton IModel implementation.
- MULTITON_MSG
- in file Notifier.php, class constant Notifier::MULTITON_MSG
Define the message content for the inexistant instance exception
- MULTITON_MSG
- in file Facade.php, class constant Facade::MULTITON_MSG
Define the message content for the duplicate instance exception
- MULTITON_MSG
- in file View.php, class constant View::MULTITON_MSG
Define the message content for the duplicate instance exception
- MULTITON_MSG
- in file Controller.php, class constant Controller::MULTITON_MSG
Define the message content for the duplicate instance exception
- MULTITON_MSG
- in file Model.php, class constant Model::MULTITON_MSG
Define the message content for the duplicate instance exception
- Model.php
- procedural page Model.php
- MacroCommand.php
- procedural page MacroCommand.php
- Mediator.php
- procedural page Mediator.php
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- $name
- in file Notification.php, variable Notification::$name
Name of the notification instance
- $notify
- in file Observer.php, variable Observer::$notify
The notification (callback) method name
- NAME
- in file Proxy.php, class constant Proxy::NAME
Define the default name of the proxy
- NAME
- in file Mediator.php, class constant Mediator::NAME
The default name of the Mediator.
- Notification
- in file Notification.php, class Notification
A base INotification implementation.
- Notifier
- in file Notifier.php, class Notifier
A Base
implementation.
- notifyObserver
- in file IObserver.php, method IObserver::notifyObserver()
Notify the interested object.
- notifyObserver
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::notifyObserver()
Notify the interested object.
- notifyObservers
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::notifyObservers()
Notify Observers.
- notifyObservers
- in file View.php, method View::notifyObservers()
Notify Observers
- notifyObservers
- in file IView.php, method IView::notifyObservers()
Notify Observers
- notifyObservers
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::notifyObservers()
Notify Observers.
- Notification.php
- procedural page Notification.php
- Notifier.php
- procedural page Notifier.php
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- $observerMap
- in file View.php, variable View::$observerMap
Mapping of Notification names to Observer lists
- Observer
- in file Observer.php, class Observer
A base
implementation.
- onRegister
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::onRegister()
onRegister event
- onRegister
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::onRegister()
onRegister event
- onRegister
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::onRegister()
onRegister event
- onRegister
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::onRegister()
onRegister event
- onRemove
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::onRemove()
onRemove event Called by the Model when the Proxy is removed
- onRemove
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::onRemove()
onRemove event
- onRemove
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::onRemove()
onRemove event
- onRemove
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::onRemove()
onRemove event Called by the Model when the Proxy is removed
- Observer.php
- procedural page Observer.php
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- $proxyMap
- in file Model.php, variable Model::$proxyMap
Mapping of proxyNames to IProxy references
- $proxyName
- in file Proxy.php, variable Proxy::$proxyName
The name of the proxy
- Proxy.php
- procedural page Proxy.php
- Proxy
- in file Proxy.php, class Proxy
A base IProxy implementation.
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- registerCommand
- in file IController.php, method IController::registerCommand()
Register Command
- registerCommand
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::registerCommand()
Register Command
- registerCommand
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::registerCommand()
Register Command
- registerCommand
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::registerCommand()
Register Command
- registerMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::registerMediator()
Register Mediator
- registerMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::registerMediator()
Register Mediator
- registerMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::registerMediator()
Register Mediator
- registerMediator
- in file View.php, method View::registerMediator()
Register Mediator
- registerObserver
- in file IView.php, method IView::registerObserver()
Register Observer
- registerObserver
- in file View.php, method View::registerObserver()
Register Observer
- registerProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::registerProxy()
Register Proxy
- registerProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::registerProxy()
Register Proxy
- registerProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::registerProxy()
Register Proxy
- registerProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::registerProxy()
Register Proxy
- removeCommand
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::removeCommand()
Remove Command
- removeCommand
- in file IController.php, method IController::removeCommand()
Remove Command
- removeCommand
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::removeCommand()
Remove Command
- removeCommand
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::removeCommand()
Remove Command
- removeController
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::removeController()
Remove controller
- removeCore
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::removeCore()
Remove a Core.
- removeMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::removeMediator()
Remove Mediator
- removeMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::removeMediator()
Remove Mediator
- removeMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::removeMediator()
Remove Mediator
- removeMediator
- in file View.php, method View::removeMediator()
Remove Mediator
- removeModel
- in file Model.php, method Model::removeModel()
Remove Model
- removeObserver
- in file View.php, method View::removeObserver()
Remove Observer
- removeObserver
- in file IView.php, method IView::removeObserver()
Remove Observer
- removeProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::removeProxy()
Remove Proxy
- removeProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::removeProxy()
Remove Proxy
- removeProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::removeProxy()
Remove Proxy
- removeProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::removeProxy()
Remove Proxy
- removeView
- in file View.php, method View::removeView()
Remove View
- retrieveMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::retrieveMediator()
Retreive Mediator
- retrieveMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::retrieveMediator()
Retreive Mediator
- retrieveMediator
- in file View.php, method View::retrieveMediator()
Retreive Mediator
- retrieveMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::retrieveMediator()
Retreive Mediator
- retrieveProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::retrieveProxy()
Retreive Proxy
- retrieveProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::retrieveProxy()
Retreive Proxy
- retrieveProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::retrieveProxy()
Retreive Proxy
- retrieveProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::retrieveProxy()
Retreive Proxy
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- $subCommands
- in file MacroCommand.php, variable MacroCommand::$subCommands
- SimpleCommand.php
- procedural page SimpleCommand.php
- sendNotification
- in file INotifier.php, method INotifier::sendNotification()
Send a INotification.
- sendNotification
- in file Notifier.php, method Notifier::sendNotification()
Send a INotification.
- sendNotification
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::sendNotification()
Create and send an INotification.
- setBody
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::setBody()
Body setter
- setBody
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::setBody()
Body setter
- setData
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::setData()
Data setter
- setData
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::setData()
Data setter
- setNotifyContext
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::setNotifyContext()
Set the notification context.
- setNotifyContext
- in file IObserver.php, method IObserver::setNotifyContext()
Set the notification context.
- setNotifyMethod
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::setNotifyMethod()
Set the notification method.
- setNotifyMethod
- in file IObserver.php, method IObserver::setNotifyMethod()
Set the notification method.
- setType
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::setType()
Type setter
- setType
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::setType()
Type setter
- setViewComponent
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::setViewComponent()
Set View Component
- setViewComponent
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::setViewComponent()
Set View Component
- SimpleCommand
- in file SimpleCommand.php, class SimpleCommand
A base ICommand implementation.
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- $view
- in file Facade.php, variable Facade::$view
The view instance for this Core
- $view
- in file Controller.php, variable Controller::$view
The view instance for this Core
- $viewComponent
- in file Mediator.php, variable Mediator::$viewComponent
The view component
- View.php
- procedural page View.php
- View
- in file View.php, class View
A Multiton IView implementation.
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- __construct
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::__construct()
Constructor.
- __construct
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::__construct()
Constructor
- __construct
- in file SimpleCommand.php, method SimpleCommand::__construct()
Constructor.
- __construct
- in file View.php, method View::__construct()
Constructor.
- __construct
- in file Notifier.php, method Notifier::__construct()
- __construct
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::__construct()
Constructor.
- __construct
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::__construct()
Instance constructor
- __construct
- in file MacroCommand.php, method MacroCommand::__construct()
Constructor.
- __construct
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::__construct()
Constructor.
- __construct
- in file Model.php, method Model::__construct()
Instance constructor
- __construct
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::__construct()
Instance constructor
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Favorite Food
These are some of my favorite foods.
Tacos
Ice Cream
Noodles
Favorite Destinations
Best places to visit!
Vancouver, BC.
Seattle
San Fran


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Who we are?
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Idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness. No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself.
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Impeachment hearings:Gordon Sondland testimony, livestream, live updates
by Debbie LordGordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, will testify Wednesday morning before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence about his part in a plan to get Ukraine officials to promise to open an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son in exchange for the release of millions of dollars of military aid.
Sondland will likely be grilled on the reason he testified in a closed-door House hearing that he had not told Ukrainian officials that the military aid was dependent on investigations into the Bidens and election interference in the 2016 presidential election. Sondland revised that testimony earlier this month saying he remembered telling a Ukrainian official that the military aid was "likely" dependent on the country announcing the investigations.
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| placeholder | string | Text to display as a placeholder when the search box is empty
(default: none) |
| field | string | Name of a field the search will be restricted on (i.e., the widget will only allow to search on the textual content of the chosen field).
If more than one context is declared, it is possible to specify different fields depending on these contexts, using the following syntax: mycontext-field. If a specific field is not set for a context, the value of the field parameter will be used by default. The search will be a simple text search that won't support query languages and operators.
(default: none) |
| suffix | string | Changes the default q query parameter into q.suffixValue . This parameter prevents widgets from overriding one another, for instance when multiple odsTextSearch widgets are used on the same page.
(default: none) |
| autofocus | string | Makes the search box automatically selected at loading of the page to start typing the search without selecting the search box manually beforehand. No value is required for this parameter to function.
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Cyprus’ Church to return money if donor’s passport revoked
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - Cyprus‘ Orthodox Christian Church says it’s ready to give back a fugitive Malaysian financier’s 310,000-euro ($342,000) donation if a probe into wealthy individuals who were granted a Cypriot passport under a lucrative investment program finds that he broke eligibility rules and is stripped of citizenship.
The church said Tuesday it accepted the donation because it was deemed above-board since vetting procedures at the time found no wrongdoing that would deny Low Taek Jho citizenship.
European Union member Cyprus has said it’s moving to strip 26 individuals of citizenship following media reports suggesting that some investors had questionable backgrounds and should not have received passports. Cyprus has since toughened eligibility rules.
Low is accused of involvement in a money laundering and bribery scheme that pilfered billions of dollars from a Malaysian investment fund.
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This page shows how to configure Handsontable column stretching:
all
columnsIf the table content is not as wide as the container width, the table will be stretched to the container
width. The default horizontal stretch model is to stretch the last column only (by using stretchH:
'last'
option).
Other possible stretch modes are all
(stretches all columns equally, used in the below example)
and none
(not stretching).


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When I have a conversation with someone, I dig pretty deep. I grab my shovel and just start breaking at the very base of our wants and ideas.
Did you know that in almost every single conversation you have with someone, you are attempting to convince them of something? We are blissfully unaware of how selfish we can be sometimes - the byproduct of being single-minded beings - and that the act of a conversation is just us trying to make sure our ideas are heard and understood.
So, I was having a conversation, and it was about something that had recently been bugging me, and I just wanted it settled.  As you can see, I'm pretty selfish.
Havok told me my way was completely pointless and that in the grand scheme of things (he thinks of the grand scheme; I, in the minutae) it was an insignificant gain. It didn't accomplish much and it really was kind of selfish.
I listened to him, understood, presented my point, and I was convinced that I was right. I moved on.
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Conversations are like stories. Set-up the characters, present the story, there is rising action due to conflict, then a climax, and then denouement.
Ever have a really good conversation and it just feels like every line is adding another thread to this grand epic tale you were sharing with the right one-person audience? Tangents are different tones or styles, plot-twists, but they make sense, and the story never falters. I like telling excellent stories. Excellent stories have good drama.
When I talk to Hall, Havok, Bone, or some of my favorite conversationalists outside of the Smash Community, it feels all the better when they disagree but they want to reach the same point. They want to reach the same idea, the same goal, but we have different ways of getting there. It's these differences but unification of purpose that really highlight the intricacies of building good relations.
Remember in Rush Hour when Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan (see: Champ) each wanted to get the same bad guy but for different reasons? And the inherent tension and drama of their differences made for a pretty entertaining movie? It's like that.
Strong personalities, distinct personalities are the most memorable ones.
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Sometimes though, I just hate it. That's drama and good storytelling too though.
Someone you talk to who is way too thickheaded in their own ways and you absolutely know they're doing it wrong. Everything they think or sputter is diametrically opposed to your goal or your idea. That's your villain. Not your buddy cop.
That's fine too. Because you want the villain to be good, you want the villain to be conquered and convinced that they are the villain. Good villains don't see themselves as villains though.
 He has a very distinct goal or ambition and all he wants to do is complete it.  That's unimportant.
Good villains don't see themselves as bad guys.
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I know I'm not the bad guy, because I clearly want a specific thing, but to someone else it just doesn't make sense. It's not significant in the grand scheme of things. But whose to say their scheme matches mine?


What is it?
JPCode is a new way to encrypt long or short pieces of text in a visual and colorful way. All you have to do is upload or write a piece of text and the program will spit out an image containging that information in JPCode format. If you want to decrypt a JPCode image all you have to do is upload it and the program will spit out the Decrypted message. Now you can send text in the form of images which look like distorted images to people that don't have the program.
How does it work?
You enter a piece of text, the encryptor looks at it letter for letter and turns each letter into a numerical value. It takes 3 numerical values and then turns them into one Color (A color takes 3 values: red, green and blue) it then puts all the different colors on a grid of pixels. Once the encryption is done and there are still empty spaces left the Encryptor will put random colors on the grid to fill up the whole image. Each JPCode image contains 200 by 200 pixels, that is 400,000 total pixels, that is 1,200,000 letters encrypted into one tiny picture.


|
Method |
Parameters |
Returns |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
addRowData |
rowid, |
true on success, |
Inserts a new row with id = rowid
containing the data in data (an object) at the position
specified (first in the table, last in the table or before or
after the row specified in srcrowid). The syntax of the
data object is: {name1:value1,name2: value2…} where name is
the name of the column as described in the colModel and the value
is the value. |
|
clearGridData |
clearfooter |
jqGrid object |
Clears the currently loaded data from grid. If the clearfooter parameter is set to true, the method clears the data placed on the footer row. |
|
delRowData |
rowid |
true on success, |
Deletes the row with the id = rowid. This operation does not delete data from the server. |
|
footerData |
action, |
jqGrid object |
This method gets or sets data on footer. See
footerrow in options
array. |
|
getCell |
rowid, |
cell content |
Returns the content of the cell specified by id =
rowid and column = iCol. iCol can be either the
column index or the name specified in colModel. |
|
getCol |
colname, returntype, mathoperation |
array[] or value |
This method returns an array with the values from
the column. colname can be either a number that
represents the index of the column or a name from colModel.
returntype determines the type of the returned array. When set to
false (default) the array contain only the values. |
|
getLocalRow |
rowid |
object |
Returns an array with data of the requested id = rowid. from the local data array.The returned array is of type name:value, where the name is a name from colModel and the value from the associated column in that row. It returns false if the rowid can not be found. The difference from getRowData ia that getRowData returns data in the table, while the getLocal data returns the data from the local data array if any. |
|
getDataIDs |
none |
array[] |
This method returns an array of the id's in the current grid view. It returns an empty array if no data is available. |
|
getGridParam |
name |
mixed value |
Returns the value of the requested parameter. name is the name from the options array. If the name is not set, the entry options are returned. For available options, see options. |
|
getInd |
rowid, |
mixed |
This method returns the index of the row in the grid table specified by id= rowid when rowcontent set to false (default). If rowcontent is set to true, it returns the entry row object. If the rowid can not be found, the function returns false. |
|
getRowData |
rowid or none |
array{} |
Returns an array with data of the requested id =
rowid. The returned array is of type name:value, where
the name is a name from colModel and the value from the associated
column in that row. It returns an empty array if the rowid can not
be found. |
|
hideCol |
colname |
jqGrid object |
Given a single colname, it hides the column with
that name. Given an array of colnames [“name1”,”name2”],
it hides the columns with those names, 'name1' and 'name2', in the
example. The names in colname or colnames must all be valid names
from the colModel. |
|
remapColumns |
permutation, updateCells, keepHeader |
none |
Reorder the grid columns based on the permutation array. The indexes of the permutation array are the current order, the values are the new order. By example if the array has values [1,0,2] after calling this method the first column will be reordered as second. updateCells if set to true will reorder the cell data. keepHeader if set to true will reorder the data above the header cells. |
|
resetSelection |
none |
jqGrid object |
Resets (unselects) the selected row(s). Also works in multiselect mode. |
|
setCaption |
caption |
jqGrid object |
Sets a new caption of the grid. If the Caption layer was hidden, it is shown. |
|
setCell |
rowid, |
jqGrid object |
This method can change the content of particular
cell and can set class or style properties. Where: |
|
setGridParam |
object |
jqGrid object |
Sets a particular parameter. Note - for some parameters to take effect a trigger(“reloadGrid”) should be executed. Note that with this method we can override events. The name (in the name:value pair) is the name from options array. For a particular options, see options. |
|
setGridHeight |
new_height |
jqGrid object |
Sets the new height of the grid dynamically. Note that the height is set only to the grid cells and not to the grid. new_height can be in pixels, percentage, or 'auto'. |
|
setGridWidth |
new_width, |
jqGrid object |
Sets a new width to the grid dynamically. The
parameters are: |
|
setLabel |
colname, |
jqGrid object |
Sets a new label in the header for the specified
column; can also set attributes and classes . The parameters are:
|
|
setRowData |
rowid, |
true on success, |
Updates the values (using the data array)
in the row with rowid. The syntax of data array is:
{name1:value1,name2: value2…} where the name is the name of
the column as described in the colModel and the value is the new
value. |
|
setSelection |
rowid, |
jqGrid object |
Toggles a selection of the row with id = rowid; if onselectrow is true (the default) then the event onSelectRow is launched, otherwise it is not. |
|
showCol |
colname |
jqGrid object |
Shows a column with a given colname. If the colname is a string we show only the specified column. If colname is array of type [“name1”,”name2”] then the columns with names 'name1' and 'name2' will be shown at the same time The names in colname must be valid names from colModel. The width does not change. |
|
trigger(“reloadGrid”) |
none |
none |
Reloads the grid with the current settings. This means that a new request is send to the server if datatype is xml or json. This method should be applied to an already-constructed grid. Pay attention that this method does not change HEADER information, that means that any changes to colModel would not be affected. You should use gridUnload to reload new configuration with different colModel |
|
filterGrid |
grid_id, |
HTML object |
This method can be called to construct an custom search form
for the grid and should be not applied to the grid but to a valid
HTML element. |
|
filterToolbar |
params |
jqGrid object |
This method is the same as filterGrid, except that the search input elements are placed in the grid just below the header elements. When the header elements are resized the input search elements are also resized according to the new width. Another difference to the filterGrid is that the filter toolbar uses definitions from colModel. For more information refer to Toolbar searching |
|
getColProp |
colname |
array{} |
Return an array of the properties of the given column name from colModel |
|
GridDestroy |
grid_id |
true on success, |
Destroys the entry grid with id= grid_id from the DOM (clears all the html associated with the grid and unbinds all events) |
|
GridUnload |
grid_id |
true on success, |
The only difference to previous method is that the grid is destroyed, but the table element and pager (if any) are left ready to be used again. |
|
setGridState |
state |
jGrid object |
Show or hide the grid depending and state parameter. When the state is set to 'visible' the grid will be shown. When the parameter is set to 'hidden' the grid will be hidden. Note that the method does not call onHeaderClick event and the caption of the grid is allway visible |
|
setColProp |
colname, |
jGrid object |
Sets new properties in colModel. This method is ideal for
dynamically changing properties of the column. Note that some
properties - have no effect see colModel
options. For example: |
|
sortGrid |
colname, |
jqGrid object |
Sorts the given colname and shows the appropriate sort icon. The same (without sorting icon) can be done using setGridParam({sortname:'myname'}).trigger('reloadGrid'). If the reload is set to true, the grid reloads with the current page and sortorder settings. |
|
updateGridRows |
data, |
true on success, |
This method update the existing data in the grid by given
rowidname. |
|
groupingGroupBy |
groupname, |
jqGrid object |
This method set a new grouping field. groupname is the name on which we want to group by, groupoptions is object which replaces the groupingView object. |
|
groupingRemove |
current |
jqGrid object |
Remove the current grouping and clear the grid related grouping rows. If current is set to true only the group rows are removed. If set to false the group rows are removed and the grid is reloaded with the current settings |
|
bindKeys |
Object |
jqGrid object |
This function add a keyboard navigation in the grid and in the tree grid. Parameter passsed to this method is a object which contain the follwing properties : { onEnter: null, onSpace: null, onLeftKey:null, onRightKey: null, scrolingRows : true } . The onEnterl, onSpace, onLeftKey, onRightKey are events which define what should happen when the appropriate key is pressed. scrolingRows defines if the grid should do automatick scrolling is a vertical scrollbar is available. |


Consider the following and answer the questions in bold:
• What is your long term goal and/or career pathway?
After gaining many skills and abilities in this area, I intend to find something in a position of power or a position to make extra money to make things. I don’t have a desire to become an 80 hour week person or move from where I am because I am already here and I have a life outside of work. I would be open to working on projects and new ideas or even investing in them at the same time to make something happen because sometimes you have to put in a few to make something.
• What do you think your biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp?
My main limitations is perhaps time and that I truly hate social media, which is why I don’t use them.  That can also be a strength I guess because I avoid the soul sucking dribble that comes from it.
• What do you think your biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be?
I may have issues with time at some points, as it is coming into winter and having to deal with sick kids can be an issue, not just the caring for but the getting of whatever is going around school. I believe I will be the oldest and even old enough to be some of the students’ parents age so that will create a barrier and issue with some.
• What non-technical skills - human skills - would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
When it comes to these sorts of skills, I would be most interested in leadership, diplomacy, intervention and influencing skills. Not the ones where we all sit around singing cumbiar but ones that are actually effective on “humans”. Far too often people push a system that is just about appeasement and making sure everyone’s feelings are OK.
• What are your expectations from the Bootcamp team?
Support is looking and helping, being aware of issues before they arise and actually knowing and doing what is needed. Anything overly ‘red tapey’ and sensitive is something I don’t expect want to have to deal with.
• What are your expectations of yourself on Bootcamp
I expect to be working most of the time. I don’t do lunch breaks or coffees at the café and I tend to not eat in the day unless I am physical. I certainly won’t be hanging out doing meditation and I probably won’t be making best friends because most people will be on a different path to me. I am a loner and always have been because in the same way that people give people energy, I find too many people and interaction drain me. I am a bit aspergers.
I will ask for help but if it seems like I am lost, then it would be great if tutors could lend a hand. I don’t need encouragement and actually resent it some of the times as it is just something I should be able to do.
If people start making issues, I will be the first to stand up and deal with it in a calm and open way cause no one got time for other people’s shit. I have 10 years classroom control and have had to apprehend a classroom invader in the past. I stay calm under pressure so that I can think. Thinking is how you get out of all situations successfully.


Rand opened his eyes and found himself staring up at sunlight slanting through the branches of a leatherleaf, its broad, tough leaves still green despite the time of year. The wind stirring the leaves carried a hint of snow, come nightfall. He lay on his back, and he could feel blankets covering him under his hands. His coat and shirt seemed to be gone, but something was binding his chest, and his left side hurt. He turned his head, and Min was sitting there on the ground, watching him. He almost did not know her, wearing skirts. She smiled uncertainly.
“Min. It is you. Where did you come from? Where are we?” His memory came in flashes and patches. Old things he could remember, but the last few days seemed like bits of broken mirror, spinning through his mind, showing glimpses that were gone before he could see them clearly.
“From Falme,” she said. “We’re five days east of there, now, and you’ve been asleep all that time.”
“Falme.” More memory. Mat had blown the Horn of Valere. “Egwene! Is she . . . ? Did they free her?” He held his breath.
 We freed her ourselves.”
“We? I don’t understand.” She’s free. At least she is—
“Nynaeve, and Elayne, and me.”
“Nynaeve? Elayne? How? You were all in Falme?”  “Where is she?”
“Gone.” Min’s face colored. “They’re all gone. Egwene, and Nynaeve, and Mat, and Hurin, and Verin. Hurin didn’t want to leave you, really. They’re on their way to Tar Valon. Egwene and Nynaeve back to their training in the Tower, and Mat for whatever the Aes Sedai have to do about that dagger. They took the Horn of Valere with them. I can’t believe I actually saw it.”
“Gone,” he muttered. “She didn’t even wait till I woke up.” The red in Min’s cheeks deepened, and she sat back, staring at her lap.
He raised his hands to run them over his face, and stopped, staring at his palms in shock. There was a heron branded across his left palm, too, now, to match the one on his right, every line clean and true. Once the heron to set his path; Twice the heron to name him true. “No!”
“They are gone,” she said. “Saying ‘no’ won’t change it.”
He shook his head. Something told him the pain in his side was important. He could not remember being injured, but it was important. He started to lift his blankets to look, but she slapped his hands away.
“You can’t do any good with that. It isn’t healed all the way, yet. Verin tried Healing, but she said it didn’t work the way it should.” She hesitated, nibbling her lip. “Moiraine says Nynaeve must have done something, or you wouldn’t have lived till we carried you to Verin, but Nynaeve says she was too frightened to light a candle. There is . . . something wrong with your wound. You will have to wait for it to heal naturally.” She seemed troubled.
“Moiraine is here?” He barked a bitter laugh. “When you said Verin was gone, I thought I was free of Aes Sedai again.”
“I am here,” Moiraine said. She appeared, all in blue and as serene as if she stood in the White Tower, strolling up to stand over him. Min was frowning at the Aes Sedai. Rand had the odd feeling that she meant to protect him from Moiraine.
“I wish you weren’t here,” he told the Aes Sedai. “As far as I am concerned, you can go back to wherever you’ve been hiding and stay there.”
“I have not been hiding,” Moiraine said calmly. “I have been doing what I could, here on Toman Head, and in Falme. It was little enough, though I learned much. I failed to rescue two of my sisters before the Seanchan herded them onto the ships with the Leashed Ones, but I did what I could.”
“What you could. You sent Verin to shepherd me, but I’m no sheep, Moiraine. You said I could go where I wanted, and I mean to go where you are not.”
“I did not send Verin.” Moiraine frowned. “She did that on her own. You are of interest to a great many people, Rand. Did Fain find you, or you him?”
The sudden change of topic took him by surprise. “Fain? No. A fine hero I make. I tried to rescue Egwene, and Min did it before me. Fain said he would hurt Emond’s Field if I didn’t face him, and I never laid eyes on him. Did he go with the Seanchan, too?”
Moiraine shook her head. “I do not know. I wish I did. But it is as well you did not find him, not until you know what he is, at least.”
“He’s a Darkfriend.”
“More than that. Worse than that. Padan Fain was the Dark One’s creature to the depths of his soul, but I believe that in Shadar Logoth he fell afoul of Mordeth, who was as vile in fighting the Shadow as ever the Shadow itself was. Mordeth tried to consume Fain’s soul, to have a human body again, but found a soul that had been touched directly by the Dark One, and what resulted . . . What resulted was neither Padan Fain nor Mordeth, but something far more evil, a blend of the two. Fain—let us call him that—is more dangerous than you can believe. You might not have survived such a meeting, and if you had, you might have been worse than turned to the Shadow.”
“If he is alive, if he did not go with the Seanchan, I have to—” He cut off as she produced his heron-mark sword from under her cloak. The blade ended abruptly a foot from the hilt, as if it had been melted. Memory came crashing back. “I killed him,” he said softly. “This time I killed him.”
Moiraine put the ruined sword aside like the useless thing it now was, and wiped her hands together. “The Dark One is not slain so easily. The mere fact that he appeared in the sky above Falme is more than merely troubling. He should not be able to do that, if he is bound as we believe. And if he is not, why has he not destroyed us all?” Min stirred uneasily.
“In the sky?” Rand said in wonder.
“Both of you,” Moiraine said. “Your battle took place across the sky, in full view of every soul in Falme. Perhaps in other towns on Toman Head, too, if half what I hear is to be believed.”
“We—we saw it all,” Min said in a faint voice. She put a hand over one of Rand’s comfortingly.
Moiraine reached under her cloak again and came out with a rolled parchment, one of the large sheets such as the street artists in Falme used. The chalks were a little smudged when she unfurled it, but the picture was still clear enough. A man whose face was a solid flame fought with a staff against another with a sword among clouds where lightning danced, and behind them rippled the Dragon banner. Rand’s face was easily recognizable.
“How many have seen that?” he demanded. “Tear it up. Burn it.”
The Aes Sedai let the parchment roll back up. “It would do no good, Rand. I bought that two days gone, in a village we passed through. There are hundreds of them, perhaps thousands, and the tale is being told everywhere of how the Dragon battled the Dark One in the skies above Falme.”
Rand looked at Min. She nodded reluctantly, and squeezed his hand. She looked frightened, but she did not flinch away. I wonder if that’s why Egwene left. She was right to leave.
“The Pattern weaves itself around you even more tightly,” Moiraine said. “You need me now more than ever.”
“I don’t need you,” he said harshly, “and I don’t want you. I will not have anything to do with this.” He remembered being called Lews Therin; not only by Ba’alzamon, but by Artur Hawkwing. “I won’t. Light, the Dragon is supposed to Break the World again, to tear everything apart. I will not be the Dragon.”
“You are what you are,” Moiraine said.  The Black Ajah has revealed itself for the first time in two thousand years. Arad Doman and Tarabon were on the brink of war, and it will be worse when news of Falme reaches them. Cairhien is in civil war.”
“I did nothing in Cairhien,” he protested. “You can’t blame that on me.”
“Doing nothing was always a ploy in the Great Game,” she said with a sigh, “and especially as they play it now. You were the spark, and Cairhien exploded like an Illuminator’s firework. What do you think will happen when word of Falme reaches Arad Doman and Tarabon? There have always been men willing to proclaim for any man who called himself the Dragon, but they have never before had such signs as this. There is more. Here.” She tossed a pouch on his chest.
He hesitated a moment before opening it. Within lay shards of what seemed to be black-and-white glazed pottery. He had seen their like before. “Another seal on the Dark One’s prison,” he mumbled. Min gasped; her grip on his hand sought comfort, now, rather than offering it.
“Two,” Moiraine said. “Three of the seven are broken now. The one I had, and two I found in the High Lord’s dwelling in Falme. When all seven are broken, perhaps even before, the patch men put over the hole they drilled into the prison the Creator made will be torn asunder, and the Dark One will once more be able to put his hand through that hole and touch the world. And the only hope of the world is that the Dragon Reborn will be there to face him.”
Min tried to stop Rand from throwing back the blankets, but he pushed her gently aside. “I need to walk.” She helped him up, but with a great many sighs and grumbles about him making his wound worse. He discovered that his chest was wrapped round with bandages. Min draped one of the blankets about his shoulders like a cloak.
For a moment he stood staring down at the heron-mark sword, what was left of it, lying on the ground. Tam’s sword. My father’s sword. Reluctantly, more reluctantly than he had ever done anything in his life, he let go of the hope that he would discover Tam really was his father. It felt as if he were tearing his heart out. But it did not change the way he felt about Tam, and Emond’s Field was the only home he had ever known. Fain is the important thing. I have one duty left. Stopping him.
The two women had to support him, one on either arm, down to where the campfires were already burning, not far from a road of hard-packed dirt. Loial was there, reading a book, To Sail Beyond the Sunset, and Perrin, staring into one of the fires. The Shienarans were making preparations for their evening meal. Lan sat under a tree sharpening his sword; the Warder gave Rand a careful look, then a nod.
There was something else, too. The Dragon banner rippled on the wind over the middle of the camp. Somewhere they had found a proper staff to replace Perrin’s sapling.
Rand demanded, “What is that doing out where anybody who passes by can see it?”
“It is too late to hide, Rand,” Moiraine said. “It was always too late for you to hide.”
“You don’t have to put up a sign saying ‘here I am,’ either. I’ll never find Fain if somebody kills me because of that banner.” He turned to Loial and Perrin. “I’m glad you stayed. I would have understood if you hadn’t.”
“Why would I not stay?” Loial said. “You are even more ta’veren than I believed, true, but you are still my friend. I hope you are still my friend.” His ears twitched uncertainly.
“I am,” Rand said. “For as long as it’s safe for you to be around me, and even after, too.” The Ogier’s grin nearly split his face in two.
“I’m staying as well,” Perrin said. There was a note of resignation, or acceptance, in his voice. “The Wheel weaves us tight in the Pattern, Rand. Who would have thought it, back in Emond’s Field?”
The Shienarans were gathering around. To Rand’s surprise, they all fell to their knees. Every one of them watched him.
“We would pledge ourselves to you,” Uno said. The others kneeling with him nodded.
“Your oaths are to Ingtar, and Lord Agelmar,” Rand protested. “Ingtar died well, Uno. He died so the rest of us could escape with the Horn.” There was no need to tell them or anyone else the rest. He hoped that Ingtar had found the Light again. “Tell Lord Agelmar that when you return to Fal Dara.”
“It is said,” the one-eyed man said carefully, “that when the Dragon is Reborn, he will break all oaths, shatter all ties. Nothing holds us, now. We would give our oaths to you.” He drew his sword and laid it before him, hilt toward Rand, and the rest of the Shienarans did the same.
“You battled the Dark One,” Masema said. Masema, who hated him. Masema, who looked at him as if seeing a vision of the Light. “I saw you, Lord Dragon. I saw. I am your man, to the death.” His dark eyes shone with fervor.
“You must choose, Rand,” Moiraine said. “The world will be broken whether you break it or not. Tarmon Gai’don will come, and that alone will tear the world apart.  Choose.”
They were all watching him, all waiting.  He made his decision.


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