1. Download and Install the Clutch iOS Framework
Download the Clutch iOS Library
zip file and extract it.
Now drag the Clutch.framework folder into your project:
Choose the option to "Copy items into destination group's folder":
Since Clutch relies on sqlite, add that to your linked frameworks as well:
2. Integrate Clutch With Your AppDelegate
In your #import <Clutch/Clutch.h>
In your AppDelegate.m file, right under all the other
“#import” statements, add the following line:
static NSString *kClutchAppId = @"{{ app_key }}";
static NSString *kClutchTunnelURL = @"http://<IP_ADDRESS>:41675/";
static NSString *kClutchRpcURL = @"http://<IP_ADDRESS>:41674/";
In didFinishLaunchingWithOptions add the following lines:
// Synchronize with the Clutch servers
[[ClutchSync sharedClientForKey:kClutchAppId tunnelURL:kClutchTunnelURL rpcURL:kClutchRpcURL] sync];
// Log the device identifier
[ClutchView logDeviceIdentifier];
In applicationDidEnterBackground add the following line:
[[ClutchSync sharedClientForKey:kClutchAppId tunnelURL:kClutchTunnelURL rpcURL:kClutchRpcURL] background];
In applicationWillEnterForeground add the following line:
[[ClutchSync sharedClientForKey:kClutchAppId tunnelURL:kClutchTunnelURL rpcURL:kClutchRpcURL] foreground];
3. Create Clutch Project
Open Terminal.app and run the following command to install the command-line Clutch client:
sudo easy_install -U clutchclientNow change directory to your XCode project and run the following command:
cd path/to/your/xcode/project clutch startapp {{ app.slug }}This will create a directory structure to hold your Clutch-using source code. Now drag that created directory into your XCode project, making sure to uncheck the "Copy items into destination group's folder" option and choosing the option to create folder references:
4. Add Your Device
To add your device, just run your project:
Look at your logs and find where the device id is logged:
Now copy and paste the device id in the form below:
Adding your device id means that you can now enter development mode. To enter development mode, simply cd to your clutch directory ({{ clutch_dir }}) and run the following command (as a reminder, your username is {{ user.username }}):
clutch dev
This sets up a connection between the CSS/JavaScript/HTML files in your local directory with the web view in your simulator. Now any Clutch screens are loaded directly from your computer!
5. Add Your First Clutch Screen
A Clutch screen is a dynamic content area (built using a web view) where you can display your application code. It's the main building block of Clutch, and you can update this content area immediately and deliver it to all of your users.
To add your first Clutch screen, please visit our guide to adding a new screen and follow the steps there.
6. Learn More
Now that your project is set up, you might want to learn about how all the pieces fit together. We have set up a page that describes that all in detail, so we would love it if you checked that out.
To learn even more about what you can do with Clutch, head over to the Clutch documentation and browse around. Please be sure to let us know if any documentation is missing or unclear.


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Unit 1 - Introduction to Email Security
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Using search engines - Scratching
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Email Filtering and Email Forwarding
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Folder redirects –send to unsuspecting folder and continue from there.
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MInimize Loses due to fraudulent activities
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Income from Certification of Learners on the platform
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This is a copy of a document which has been knocking around for many years now, explaining how to drive a VT100 terminal. There are other ways to go about this, notably programing with curses, but this is the grass-roots level of working.
See also: vt220 user defined graphics.
From: VAXB::DCC2 "Dave Court" 6-DEC-1991 19:45:42.87 To: GEOFF CC: Subj: Escape codes In a .COM file use: ESC[0,8]=%X1B to define the escape character. When an escape sequence is required use: WRITE SYS$OUTPUT "''ESC'..." In a text file use the following twice to put the escape character into a text file: CTRL/[ - on VT200 ESC - on VT100. The escape sequences are as follows: Moving the Cursor n,r,c are numbers. [nA - Up, no scroll. [nB - Down, no scroll. [nC - Right n columns. [nD - Left n columns. [nE - CR and down, no scroll. [nF - CR and up, no scroll. [nG - CR [r;cH - Move to row r, column c. [nI - Tab [nL - Inserts a blank line at cursor. [n` - Moves cursor to column n. D - Down, scroll in region. E - CR and cursor down (with scroll) M - Up, scroll in region (see later). 7 - Save position and attributes. 8 - Restore position and attributes. Display Characteristics [0m - Normal (default). [1m - Bold. [2m - Dim mode [4m - Underline. [5m - Blinking. [7m - Reverse video. [8m - Invisible mode. #3 - Double height, double width (top). #4 - Double height, double width (bottom). #: - Double height, single width (top). #; - Double height, single width (bottom). #5 - Single width (default). #6 - Double width. Erasing [0K - From cursor to end of line. [1K - From beginning of line to cursor. [2K - Entire line. [0J - From cursor to bottom of screen. [1J - From top of screen to cursor. [2J - Entire screen. [M - Removes the line that the cursor is on. Character Sets (B - US (default). (A - UK (shift 3 = pound). (0 - Line graphics. (1 - Other graphics. (S - User defined graphics. n - First half of char. set to same as second. N - Same as n but for next char only. P1;n;1;5{S - Starts definition of UDGs at character code n+32. \ - Ends definition of UDGs. Scrolling regions t,b are numbers. [t;br - define scrolling region. [?6h - cursor position 0;0 is upper left of region. [?6l - cursor position 0;0 is upper left of screen. (Default) Terminal Operations c - Resets terminal. [3h - Display controls mode. [30h - Invisible screen. [30l - Visible screen. [?1h - Application keypad. [?1l - Normal keypad. [?2l - VT52 mode. [?3h - 132 Columns. [?3l - 80 Columns. [?4h - Smooth-4 scroll. [?4l - Jump scroll. [?5h - Light screen. [?5l - Dark screen. [?25l - Cursor off. [?25h - Cursor on. All sequences must follow the escape character immediately and all cases must be as shown.


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TOY STORY 2 (1999)
A film review by Justin Felix. Copyright 1999 Justin Felix.
All of my film reviews are archived at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Justin+Felix
This review has been submitted to The Shrubbery http://www.theshrubbery.com
Any comments about this review? E-mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Rating: **** (out of five)
Story by John Lasseter, Peter Docter, Ash Brannon, and Andrew Stanton.
Screenplay by Andrew Stanton, Rita Hsiao, Doug Chamberlain, and Chris Webb.
Directed by Colin Brady, Ash Brannon, John Lasseter, and Lee Unkrich.
Featuring the voice talents of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney, John Ratzenberger, Annie Potts, and Kelsey Grammer.

Synopsis: Space toy Buzz Lightyear leads "the boys" -- Mr. Potato Head, Slinky Dog, Rex, and Hamm -- into the big city to save fellow toy Woody from a rare toy dealer.
Comments: I'm not sure what impressed me more when I saw TOY STORY 2 on Thanksgiving Day. I saw it at the new "Cobblestone Square 20", a 20 screen multiplex with "stadium seating". It was not the first time I had seen a film in a setting like this, but it was still a very nice experience. TOY STORY 2, easily the best animated feature for all audiences in recent memory, made for very entertaining holiday fare for young and old, but the movie was almost overshadowed by a lengthy trailer for another computer-animated flick called DINOSAURS slated for a May 2000 release. The trailer featured stunning images of dinasaurs roaming a prehistoric landscape, and judging the packed theater's reactions to it, this film is going to have a lot of pre-release interest.
The movie at hand, however, is TOY STORY 2, and it is very, very good. This is a sequel to the 1995 hit TOY STORY, and, unlike many sequels, this is an equal to (and in terms of animation, the superior of) the original. Releasing this gem during the holiday season was a very good idea. The entire family can enjoy this film. The children at the theater seemed to get a kick out of watching toys come to life when no human is looking at them, and they laughed at their visual gags and slapstick antics. Adults seemed to appreciate the humor that was addressed to them. This included quips about car manuals and traffic cones, and a blatant sexual arousal joke at the end of the film. Science fiction fans, like myself, absolutely loved the opening sequence. In it, Rex plays a Buz Lightyear video game, and the game parodies several old SF movies, including STAR TREK 2 and 2001.
The animation, produced by Pixar Animation Studios and Disney, is absolutely top-notch. It is very rich and catches the audience's eyes from start to finish. A huge pool of comic talent provide the voices of the toys. These include multiple Academy Award winner Tom Hanks, HOME IMPROVEMENT's Tim Allen, CHEERS' John Ratzenberger, FRASIER's Kelsey Grammer, SEINFELD's Estelle Harris, and Don Rickles. The cast is solid and entertaining.
Some films, like comedies, transfer to the small screen without any significant loss. A movie like TOY STORY 2, however, should be seen on the big screen. One gets a better sense of the superior animation of a film like this only if he sees it at a theater. Definately check this one out!
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Smart Spaces are contextually aware environments. They understand who and what is present. This website allows you to visualise and discover the people and things located in any given Smart Space right now.
Click on anyone to discover more about them via the circular icons. And select one of three views: Who is present, What is present or the Social Scene.
Smart Spaces are equipped with sensors that identify people and objects via their wireless devices (see reelyActive technology). Each person and object is linked with any digital content they decide to share (learn how to participate). The result is a real-time digital understanding of the real world (what we call hyperlocal context).
In order for a Smart Space to detect you and share your digital persona, you need to:
At reelyActive, we believe in an open Internet of Things. All of the code behind Smart Spaces is open source. It's built on HTML, CSS and JavaScript, including Node.js on the server side.
We suggest that you start with our Make a Smart Space tutorial. Then you can find plenty of other resources on diyActive, our developer page. Or you can simply dive into our GitHub and npmjs pages.
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| NcmSpline * | ncm_spline_new_data () |
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| void | ncm_spline_acc () |
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| void | ncm_spline_set_xv () |
| void | ncm_spline_set_yv () |
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| void | ncm_spline_set_data_static () |
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| NcmVector * | ncm_spline_get_xv () |
| NcmVector * | ncm_spline_get_yv () |
| void | ncm_spline_get_bounds () |
| void | ncm_spline_free () |
| void | ncm_spline_clear () |
| void | ncm_spline_prepare () |
| void | ncm_spline_prepare_base () |
| gdouble | ncm_spline_eval () |
| gdouble | ncm_spline_eval_deriv () |
| gdouble | ncm_spline_eval_deriv2 () |
| gdouble | ncm_spline_eval_deriv_nmax () |
| gdouble | ncm_spline_eval_integ () |
| gboolean | ncm_spline_is_empty () |
| gsize | ncm_spline_min_size () |
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Description
This class comprises all functions to provide a NcmSpline, together with all necessary methods.
Functions
ncm_spline_copy_empty ()
NcmSpline *
ncm_spline_copy_empty (const NcmSpline *s
);
This function copies the spline s
into an initialized empty NcmSpline of a specific type.
ncm_spline_copy ()
NcmSpline *
ncm_spline_copy (const NcmSpline *s
);
This function copies the two NcmVector of the spline s
into those two
NcmVector of a new NcmSpline.
ncm_spline_new ()
NcmSpline * ncm_spline_new (const NcmSpline *s
,NcmVector *xv
,NcmVector *yv
,const gboolean init
);
This function returns a new NcmSpline, where the knots of this new spline are given
in the NcmVector xv
and the values of the function, at those knots, to be interpolated are
given in the NcmVector yv
.
ncm_spline_new_array ()
NcmSpline * ncm_spline_new_array (const NcmSpline *s
,GArray *x
,GArray *y
,const gboolean init
);
This function returns a new NcmSpline, where the knots of this new spline are given
in the GArray x
and the values of the function, at those knots, to be interpolated are
given in the GArray y
.
ncm_spline_new_data ()
NcmSpline * ncm_spline_new_data (const NcmSpline *s
,gdouble *x
,gdouble *y
,const gsize len
,const gboolean init
);
This function returns a new NcmSpline, where the knots of this new spline are given
in the array x
and the values of the function, at those knots, to be interpolated are
given in the array y
.
ncm_spline_set ()
NcmSpline * ncm_spline_set (NcmSpline *s
,NcmVector *xv
,NcmVector *yv
,gboolean init
);
This funtion sets both xv
and yv
vectors to s
.
The two vectors must have the same length.
ncm_spline_ref ()
NcmSpline *
ncm_spline_ref (NcmSpline *s
);
Increases the reference count of s
by one.
ncm_spline_acc ()
void ncm_spline_acc (NcmSpline *s
,gboolean enable
);
Enables or disables spline accelerator. Note that, if
enabled, the spline becomes non-reentrant. In other words,
if enable
is TRUE, the spline evaluation is not thread safe.
Therefore, it should not be called concomitantly by two different threads.
Warning: the accelerator must be reset if the spline's size changes, otherwise, it can accessan out-of-bound index.
ncm_spline_set_len ()
void ncm_spline_set_len (NcmSpline *s
,guint len
);
This function sets len
as the length of the spline,
it allocates the necessary NcmVector. If it is already
allocated with different length it frees the current vectors
and allocates new ones.
ncm_spline_set_xv ()
void ncm_spline_set_xv (NcmSpline *s
,NcmVector *xv
,gboolean init
);
This function sets xv
as the knot vector of the spline.
ncm_spline_set_yv ()
void ncm_spline_set_yv (NcmSpline *s
,NcmVector *yv
,gboolean init
);
This function sets yv
as the function values vector. This NcmVector yv
comprises the function values computed at the knots of the spline.
ncm_spline_set_array ()
void ncm_spline_set_array (NcmSpline *s
,GArray *x
,GArray *y
,gboolean init
);
This function sets x
as the knot vector and y
as the function values vector
of the spline.
ncm_spline_set_data_static ()
void ncm_spline_set_data_static (NcmSpline *s
,gdouble *x
,gdouble *y
,gsize len
,gboolean init
);
This function sets x
as the knot vector and y
as the function values vector
of the spline.
ncm_spline_get_len ()
guint
ncm_spline_get_len (NcmSpline *s
);
This function gets the length of the spline.
ncm_spline_get_xv ()
NcmVector *
ncm_spline_get_xv (NcmSpline *s
);
This function returns the s
NcmVector of knots.
ncm_spline_get_yv ()
NcmVector *
ncm_spline_get_yv (NcmSpline *s
);
This function returns the s
NcmVector of the values of the function to be interpolated.
ncm_spline_get_bounds ()
void ncm_spline_get_bounds (NcmSpline *s
,gdouble *lb
,gdouble *ub
);
This function returns the lower and upper bound of s
.
ncm_spline_free ()
void
ncm_spline_free (NcmSpline *s
);
Atomically decrements the reference count of s
by one. If the reference count drops to 0,
all memory allocated by s
is released.
ncm_spline_clear ()
void
ncm_spline_clear (NcmSpline **s
);
Atomically decrements the reference count of s
by one. If the reference count drops to 0,
all memory allocated by s
is released. The pointer is set to NULL.
ncm_spline_prepare ()
void
ncm_spline_prepare (NcmSpline *s
);
This function prepares the spline s
such that one can evaluate it (ncm_spline_eval), as well as
to compute its first and second derivatives (ncm_spline_eval_deriv, ncm_spline_eval_deriv2)
and integration (ncm_spline_eval_integ).
ncm_spline_prepare_base ()
void
ncm_spline_prepare_base (NcmSpline *s
);
This function computes the second derivatives of s
and it is used to prepare a
bidimensional spline.
ncm_spline_eval_deriv_nmax ()
gdouble ncm_spline_eval_deriv_nmax (const NcmSpline *s
,const gdouble x
);
ncm_spline_eval_integ ()
gdouble ncm_spline_eval_integ (const NcmSpline *s
,const gdouble x0
,const gdouble x1
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Existing tools support management centered reporting: Slack chatbots become increasingly popular for activity reporting at work, but mainly offer management-centered reporting that does support employees’ self-learning.
Modalities of conversation important for behavior change: Text and voice-based conversational agents stand to play an important role in supporting behavior change, wellbeing and productivity in various domains.
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To extend the available range of musical sounds, notes can be written above or below the staff. When this is done, short lines called ledger lines are drawn to indicate a note's pitch.
The image below shows the extension of the treble staff using ledger lines. Drag the box in the bottom right corner of the text window to make the images larger.
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The notes above the bass staff are B-C-D. The notes below the bass staff are C-D-E-F.
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The URL Helper file contains functions that assist in working with URLs.
Loading this Helper
This helper is automatically loaded by the framework on every request.
Available Functions
The following functions are available:
- site_url([$uri = ''[, $protocol = null[, $altConfig = null]]])
- Parameters
$uri (
array|string
) – URI string or array of URI segments$protocol (
string
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\Config\App
) – Alternate configuration to use
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Site URL
- Return type
string
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, this returns the URL with the hostname set in it if the current URL matches.Returns your site URL, as specified in your config file. The index.php file (or whatever you have set as your site
Config\App::$indexPage
in your config file) will be added to the URL, as will any URI segments you pass to the function.You are encouraged to use this function any time you need to generate a local URL so that your pages become more portable in the event your URL changes.
Segments can be optionally passed to the function as a string or an array. Here is a string example:
<?php echo site_url('news/local/123');
The above example would return something like: http://example.com/index.php/news/local/123
Here is an example of segments passed as an array:
<?php $segments = ['news', 'local', '123']; echo site_url($segments);
You may find the alternate configuration useful if generating URLs for a different site than yours, which contains different configuration preferences. We use this for unit testing the framework itself.
- base_url([$uri = ''[, $protocol = null]])
- Parameters
$uri (
array|string
) – URI string or array of URI segments$protocol (
string
) – Protocol, e.g., ‘http’ or ‘https’
- Returns
Base URL
- Return type
string
Note
Since v4.3.0, if you set
Config\App::$allowedHostnames
, this returns the URL with the hostname set in it if the current URL matches.Note
In previous versions, this returned the base URL without a trailing slash (
/
) when called with no argument. The bug was fixed and since v4.3.2 it returns the base URL with a trailing slash.Returns your site base URL, as specified in your config file. Example:
<?php echo base_url();
This function returns the same thing as
site_url()
, without theConfig\App::$indexPage
being appended.Also like
site_url()
, you can supply segments as a string or an array. Here is a string example:<?php echo base_url('blog/post/123');
The above example would return something like: http://example.com/blog/post/123
This is useful because unlike
site_url()
, you can supply a string to a file, such as an image or stylesheet. For example:<?php echo base_url('images/icons/edit.png');
This would give you something like: http://example.com/images/icons/edit.png
- current_url([$returnObject = false[, $request = null]])
- Parameters
$returnObject (
boolean
) – True if you would like a URI instance returned, instead of a string.$request (
IncomingRequest|null
) – An alternate request to use for path detection; useful for testing.
- Returns
The current URL
- Return type
string|\CodeIgniter\HTTP\URI
Returns the full URL of the page being currently viewed. When returning string, the query and fragment parts of the URL are removed. When returning URI, the query and fragment parts are preserved.
However for security reasons, it is created based on the
Config\App
settings, and not intended to match the browser URL.Since v4.3.0, if you set
Config\App::$allowedHostnames
, this returns the URL with the hostname set in it if the current URL matches.Note
Calling
current_url()
is the same as doing this:site_url(uri_string());
Important
Prior to v4.1.2, this function had a bug causing it to ignore the configuration on
Config\App::$indexPage
.
- previous_url([$returnObject = false])
- Parameters
$returnObject (
boolean
) – True if you would like a URI instance returned instead of a string.
- Returns
The URL the user was previously on
- Return type
string|mixed|\CodeIgniter\HTTP\URI
Returns the full URL (including segments) of the page the user was previously on.
Note
Due to security issues of blindly trusting the
HTTP_REFERER
system variable, CodeIgniter will store previously visited pages in the session if it’s available. This ensures that we always use a known and trusted source. If the session hasn’t been loaded, or is otherwise unavailable, then a sanitized version ofHTTP_REFERER
will be used.
- uri_string()
- Returns
A URI string
- Return type
string
Returns the path part of the current URL relative to baseURL.
For example, when your baseURL is http://some-site.com/ and the current URL is:
http://some-site.com/blog/comments/123
The function would return:
blog/comments/123
When your baseURL is http://some-site.com/subfolder/ and the current URL is:
http://some-site.com/subfolder/blog/comments/123
The function would return:
blog/comments/123
Note
In previous versions, the parameter
$relative = false
was defined. However, due to a bug, this function always returned a path relative to baseURL. Since v4.3.2, the parameter has been removed.Note
In previous versions, when you navigate to the baseURL, this function returned
/
. Since v4.3.2, the bug has been fixed and it returns an empty string(''
).
- index_page([$altConfig = null])
- Parameters
$altConfig (
\Config\App
) – Alternate configuration to use
- Returns
The
indexPage
value- Return type
string
Returns your site indexPage, as specified in your config file. Example:
<?php echo index_page();
As with
site_url()
, you may specify an alternate configuration. You may find the alternate configuration useful if generating URLs for a different site than yours, which contains different configuration preferences. We use this for unit testing the framework itself.
- anchor([$uri = ''[, $title = ''[, $attributes = ''[, $altConfig = null]]]])
- Parameters
$uri (
mixed
) – URI string or array of URI segments$title (
string
) – Anchor title$attributes (
mixed
) – HTML attributes$altConfig (
\Config\App
) – Alternate configuration to use
- Returns
HTML hyperlink (anchor tag)
- Return type
string
Creates a standard HTML anchor link based on your local site URL.
The first parameter can contain any segments you wish appended to the URL. As with the
site_url()
function above, segments can be a string or an array.Note
If you are building links that are internal to your application do not include the base URL (
http://...
). This will be added automatically from the information specified in your config file. Include only the URI segments you wish appended to the URL.The second segment is the text you would like the link to say. If you leave it blank, the URL will be used.
The third parameter can contain a list of attributes you would like added to the link. The attributes can be a simple string or an associative array.
Here are some examples:
<?php echo anchor('news/local/123', 'My News', 'title="News title"'); // Prints: My News echo anchor('news/local/123', 'My News', ['title' => 'The best news!']); // Prints: My News echo anchor('', 'Click here'); // Prints: Click here
As above, you may specify an alternate configuration. You may find the alternate configuration useful if generating links for a different site than yours, which contains different configuration preferences. We use this for unit testing the framework itself.
Note
Attributes passed into the anchor function are automatically escaped to protected against XSS attacks.
- anchor_popup([$uri = ''[, $title = ''[, $attributes = false[, $altConfig = null]]]])
- Parameters
$uri (
string
) – URI string$title (
string
) – Anchor title$attributes (
mixed
) – HTML attributes$altConfig (
\Config\App
) – Alternate configuration to use
- Returns
Pop-up hyperlink
- Return type
string
Nearly identical to the
anchor()
function except that it opens the URL in a new window. You can specify JavaScript window attributes in the third parameter to control how the window is opened. If the third parameter is not set it will simply open a new window with your own browser settings.Here is an example with attributes:
<?php $atts = [ 'width' => 800, 'height' => 600, 'scrollbars' => 'yes', 'status' => 'yes', 'resizable' => 'yes', 'screenx' => 0, 'screeny' => 0, 'window_name' => '_blank', ]; echo anchor_popup('news/local/123', 'Click Me!', $atts);
As above, you may specify an alternate configuration. You may find the alternate configuration useful if generating links for a different site than yours, which contains different configuration preferences. We use this for unit testing the framework itself.
Note
The above attributes are the function defaults so you only need to set the ones that are different from what you need. If you want the function to use all of its defaults simply pass an empty array in the third parameter:
<?php echo anchor_popup('news/local/123', 'Click Me!', []);
Note
The window_name is not really an attribute, but an argument to the JavaScript window.open() method, which accepts either a window name or a window target.
Note
Any other attribute than the listed above will be parsed as an HTML attribute to the anchor tag.
Note
Attributes passed into the anchor_popup function are automatically escaped to protected against XSS attacks.
- mailto($email[, $title = ''[, $attributes = '']])
- Parameters
$email (
string
) – E-mail address$title (
string
) – Anchor title$attributes (
mixed
) – HTML attributes
- Returns
A “mail to” hyperlink
- Return type
string
Creates a standard HTML e-mail link. Usage example:
<?php echo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'Click Here to Contact Me');
As with the
anchor()
tab above, you can set attributes using the third parameter:<?php $attributes = ['title' => 'Mail me']; echo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'Contact Me', $attributes);
Note
Attributes passed into the mailto function are automatically escaped to protected against XSS attacks.
- safe_mailto($email[, $title = ''[, $attributes = '']])
- Parameters
$email (
string
) – E-mail address$title (
string
) – Anchor title$attributes (
mixed
) – HTML attributes
- Returns
A spam-safe “mail to” hyperlink
- Return type
string
Identical to the
mailto()
function except it writes an obfuscated version of the mailto tag using ordinal numbers written with JavaScript to help prevent the e-mail address from being harvested by spam bots.
- auto_link($str[, $type = 'both'[, $popup = false]])
- Parameters
$str (
string
) – Input string$type (
string
) – Link type (‘email’, ‘url’ or ‘both’)$popup (
bool
) – Whether to create popup links
- Returns
Linkified string
- Return type
string
Automatically turns URLs and e-mail addresses contained in a string into links. Example:
<?php $string = auto_link($string);
The second parameter determines whether URLs and e-mails are converted or just one or the other. The default behavior is both if the parameter is not specified. E-mail links are encoded as
safe_mailto()
as shown above.Converts only URLs:
<?php $string = auto_link($string, 'url');
Converts only e-mail addresses:
<?php $string = auto_link($string, 'email');
The third parameter determines whether links are shown in a new window. The value can be true or false (boolean):
<?php $string = auto_link($string, 'both', true);
Note
The only URLs recognized are those that start with
www.
or with://
.
- url_title($str[, $separator = '-'[, $lowercase = false]])
- Parameters
$str (
string
) – Input string$separator (
string
) – Word separator (usually'-'
or'_'
)$lowercase (
bool
) – Whether to transform the output string to lowercase
- Returns
URL-formatted string
- Return type
string
Takes a string as input and creates a human-friendly URL string. This is useful if, for example, you have a blog in which you’d like to use the title of your entries in the URL. Example:
<?php $title = "What's wrong with CSS?"; $url_title = url_title($title); // Produces: Whats-wrong-with-CSS
The second parameter determines the word delimiter. By default dashes are used. Preferred options are:
-
(dash) or_
(underscore).Example:
<?php $title = "What's wrong with CSS?"; $url_title = url_title($title, '_'); // Produces: Whats_wrong_with_CSS
The third parameter determines whether or not lowercase characters are forced. By default they are not. Options are boolean true/false.
Example:
<?php $title = "What's wrong with CSS?"; $url_title = url_title($title, '-', true); // Produces: whats-wrong-with-css
- mb_url_title($str[, $separator = '-'[, $lowercase = false]])
- Parameters
$str (
string
) – Input string$separator (
string
) – Word separator (usually'-'
or'_'
)$lowercase (
bool
) – Whether to transform the output string to lowercase
- Returns
URL-formatted string
- Return type
string
This function works the same as
url_title()
but it converts all accented characters automatically.
- prep_url([$str = ''[, $secure = false]])
- Parameters
$str (
string
) – URL string$secure (
boolean
) – true forhttps://
- Returns
Protocol-prefixed URL string
- Return type
string
This function will add
http://
orhttps://
in the event that a protocol prefix is missing from a URL.Pass the URL string to the function like this:
<?php $url = prep_url('example.com');
- url_to($controller[, ...$args])
- Parameters
$controller (
string
) – Route name or Controller::method...$args (
mixed
) – One or more parameters to be passed to the route. The last parameter allows you to set the locale.
- Returns
Absolute URL
- Return type
string
Note
This function requires the controller/method to have a route defined in app/Config/routes.php.
Builds an absolute URL to a controller method in your app. Example:
<?php // The route is defined as: $routes->get('/', 'Home::index'); ?> <a href="<?= url_to('Home::index') ?>">Home
You can also add arguments to the route. Here is an example:
<?php // The route is defined as: $routes->get('pages/(:segment)', 'Page::index/$1'); ?> <a href="<?= url_to('Page::index', 'home') ?>">Home
This is useful because you can still change your routes after putting links into your views.
Since v4.3.0, when you use
{locale}
in your route, you can optionally specify the locale value as the last parameter.<?php // The route is defined as: $routes->add( '{locale}/users/(:num)/gallery/(:num)', 'Galleries::showUserGallery/$1/$2', ['as' => 'user_gallery'] ); ?> <a href="<?= url_to('user_gallery', 15, 12, 'en') ?>">View Gallery
For full details, see the Reverse Routing and Named Routes.
- url_is($path)
- Parameters
$path (
string
) – The URL path relative to baseURL to check the current URI path against.
- Return type
boolean
Compares the current URL’s path against the given path to see if they match. Example:
<?php if (url_is('admin')) { // ... }
This would match http://example.com/admin. It would match http://example.com/subdir/admin if your baseURL is
http://example.com/subdir/
.You can use the
*
wildcard to match any other applicable characters in the URL:<?php if (url_is('admin*')) { // ... }
This would match any of the following:
/admin
/admin/
/admin/users
/admin/users/schools/classmates/…


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| Document number: | P0357R3 | |
|---|---|---|
| Date: | 2018-11-07 | |
| Project: | Programming Language C++, Library Working Group | |
| Reply-to: | Tomasz Kamiński <tomaszkam at gmail dot com> | |
| Stephan T. Lavavej <stl at microsoft dot com> | ||
| Alisdair Meredith <ameredith1 at bloomberg dot net> |
reference_wrapper
for incomplete typesThis paper proposes a change in reference_wrapper
's specification to
support incomplete types.
operator()
of reference_wrapper
, so it is now const qualified.reference_wrapper
and operator()
member.std::reference_wrapper
is a utility class created to
allow references to be used in interfaces that were designed to pass
objects by value. However the design of the standard component has a
major drawback, when compared to the alternative solutions based on
the use of the raw pointers of boost version of this component: the
referenced type is required to be complete. As a consequence, depending
on the context use of reference_wrapper
may increase compilation
time by adding a new definition, or even be impossible in the case when the
definition of the class is not available to the programmer.
Moreover std::reference_wrapper
specializations are
recognized by standard factory functions, like: std::make_pair
,
std::make_tuple
or std::bind
which allow
the programmer to create pairs of references by use of:
auto p = std::make_pair(std::ref(t), std::ref(u));
Use of this feature, not only avoids cumbersome specification of the type, but also eliminates the possibility of encountering dangling reference problems that it may introduce. For example in the case of the following definition:
std::pair<std::string const&, int> p("test", 10);
every use of p.first
leads to undefined behaviour caused by
reading a dangling reference. Despite all of the above advantages, programmers
are still forced to use pair<T&, U&>
, when at least
one of the types T
or U
is incomplete.
Furthermore this problem is not addressed by inclusion of the
P0091: Template argument deduction for class templates,
as implicit deduction guides synthesized from pair
and tuple
constructors do not deduce reference types.
Supporting incomplete types in reference_wrapper
was impossible until
recent removal of result_type
and related typedefs introduced by
P0619: Reviewing Deprecated Facilities of C++17 for C++20,
as to provide them, implementations were required to check the template parameter for their presence.
The feature proposed in this paper conflicts with support for the old
function binding protocol and vendors will no longer be allowed to provide required
typedefs in their std::reference_wrapper
implementations.
is_transparent
In C++14, another protocol based on the presence of the is_transparent
nested type was introduced, to indicate that a given functor enables heterogeneous lookup
for associative container. As in the case of result_type
implementation of
this protocol in exact form for reference_wrapper<T>
would reintroduce
requirement of completeness of T
template parameter.
Despite the fact that support for incomplete types and heterogeneous container lookup
in reference_wrapper
may look incompatible, there is the possibility to
provide both of them, via an alternative design that relies on a metafunction instead of
a nested type, as proposed in
P0046R1: Change is_transparent to metafunction (Revision 1).
This proposal depends on the removal of the result_type
and related typedefs for C++20.
Nothing depends on this proposal.
The proposed wording changes refer to N4778 (C++ Working Draft, 2018-10-08).
At the end of the section 23.14.5 Class template reference_wrapper
[refwrap]:
The template parameter
T
ofreference_wrapper
may be an incomplete type.
Apply following changes to paragraph <IP_ADDRESS> reference_wrapper
invocation [refwrap.invoke]:
template <class... ArgTypes> result_of_t<T&(ArgTypes&&... )> operator()(ArgTypes&&... args) const;
- Mandates:
T
is a complete type.- Returns:
INVOKE(get(), std::forward<ArgTypes>(args)...)
. ([func.require] 20.12.2).
At the beginning of the paragraph <IP_ADDRESS> reference_wrapper
helper functions [refwrap.helpers]:
The template parameter
T
of the followingref
andcref
function templates may be an incomplete type.
For the purposes of SG10, we recommend the macro name __cpp_lib_reference_wrapper
with value 20YYMM
representing publication date, to be defined in the
<functional>
header. The intent is to allow reuse of the same macro to
indicate presence of the original feature from C++11 standard.
Usage example:
template<typename T, typename U> auto my_tie(T& t, U & u) { #if __cpp_lib_reference_wrapper >= 20YYMM return std::make_pair(std::ref(t), std::ref(u)); #else return std::pair<T&, U&>(t, u); #endif }
Without requirement to conditionally support result_type
and related typedefs, straightforward implementation
provides support for incomplete types.
template<typename T> class reference_wrapper { T* ptr; public: using type = T; reference_wrapper(T& val) noexcept : ptr(std::addressof(val)) {} reference_wrapper(T&&) = delete; T& get() const noexcept { return *ptr; } operator T&() const noexcept{ return *ptr; } template<typename... Args> auto operator()(Args&&... args) const -> std::result_of_t<T&(Args...)> { return std::invoke(*ptr, std::forward<Args>(args)...); } };
Careful reader may notice, that the operator()
requires template parameter T
to be a complete type,
and this requirement is not only limited to definition of the function, but also its declaration, that uses
std::result_of_t<T&(Args...)>
to specify return type.
However, call operator is an template function member of the class and its declaration will not be instantiated during the
instantiation of enclosing reference_wrapper
specialization, as the Args
template parameter pack
are not know at this point. As a consequence the user is allowed to use an object of reference_wrapper<T>
with T
being an incomplete type, unless it is actually called.
Special thanks and recognition goes to Sabre (http://www.sabre.com) for supporting the production of this proposal, and for sponsoring Tomasz Kamiński's trip to the Oulu for WG21 meeting.


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- verbosity: a number representing the default verbosity level. The higher the number
the greater the verbosity of nodegame-client
- io: a configuration object to be passed to the socket.io constructor. See https://github.com/LearnBoost/Socket.IO/wiki/Configuring-Socket.IO
- window: a configuration object to be passed to the node.window object. Options:
- promptOnLeave: an alert will be automatically displayed to the user when he tries to leave the page
- noEscape: captures the 'ESC' key and binds it to a NULL event. If FALSE, pressing 'ESC' will cause the socket to reset the connection
- env: an object containing variables accessible from the method node.env
- events: configuration object to be passed to the constructor of the EventEmitter class. Options:
- history: if TRUE, all the emitted events will be stored, and it will be possible to re-emit them. If TRUE, it may drive down performance.
- dumpEvents: if TRUE, all the fired events will be dumped to console. If TRUE, it may drive down performance.
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All configuration options are listed below with their default value.
Options prefixed with 'my' are examples of properties that can be added
in nested configuration objects.
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var conf = {
url: "/mygame",
verbosity: 0,
io: {
reconnect: false,
},
window: {
promptOnleave: true,
noEscape: true,
},
player: {
myName: 'myName',
},
env: {
myEnv: true,
},
events: {
history: false,
dumpEvents: false,
}
};
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5 big games for Jose Mourinho early in his Tottenham tenure
The new Spurs boss has some high-profile clashes in his first few months.
Jose Mourinho is back in English football with Tottenham.
Here, the PA news agency looks at five key games lying ahead for the new Spurs boss.
November 23 – West Ham (away)
>
Mourinho’s first game in charge is a London derby on Saturday. The sides are just a point apart in the table with the Hammers, in 16th, having slumped after a bright start to the campaign. Spurs have not won in their last five league games but, after the surprise exit of Mauricio Pochettino, it will be interesting to see how the players respond.
December 4 – Manchester United (away)
>
Mourinho’s appointment at Tottenham indicates his reputation has not been overly damaged by the bitter end to his two-and-a-half-year stint at United, but the trip to Old Trafford early in his Spurs tenure will be a reminder of where things went wrong. United’s form has been patchy this term, and this will be an intriguing contest.
December 11 – Bayern Munich (away)
>
The Portuguese has been linked with a number of positions over the last 11 months, including the hotseat at German giants Bayern. The rumours may not have developed into anything serious but the club’s profile would undoubtedly have suited him. This Champions League glamour clash will instantly appeal, although Spurs – who were thrashed 7-2 by Bayern in October – will hope to have already secured their last-16 place.
December 22 – Chelsea (home)
>
Barely a month into his reign, Mourinho will have to face another of his former clubs. He had some happy and successful times at Chelsea but, again, things ended in acrimony. Plenty of water has passed under the bridge at Stamford Bridge since and the current side are thriving under Frank Lampard – who starred playing under Mourinho at Stamford Bridge – but, with little love between the two sets of fans, a feisty encounter awaits.
January 11 – Liverpool (home)
>
Mourinho will be able to measure his side against the Premier League’s best in the new year, with the game against Liverpool followed by a visit from champions Manchester City on February 1. Liverpool have been the outstanding team of the season so far. In the recent past Spurs have tackled them head on, playing a similar style, but Mourinho may try to nullify them in the way his United sides did.


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Amazon Alexa Speaker was £79 and is now only £39
by Catherine Murphy, Jasper KingThe bargain retailer B&M have announced its Black Friday deals which sees customers being able to get 60 per cent off branded electrical items, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Today marks the beginning of B&M offering its customers 10 days of deals which will be available from Friday, November 22 until Monday, December 2.
And there are plenty of bargains to be had ahead of Christmas with the Hoover H-free Cordless Vacuum on sale for £60, Samsung 50" Smart 4K Ultra HD TV for £350 reduced from £450 and Beat earphones for £29.
Deals will also be available on toy brands including LOL surprise, LEGO, Peppa Pig and more.
Other retailers like Asda, Smyths and Amazon have also decided to extend their Black Friday deals as well.
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Electricals
- Samsung 50" Smart 4K Ultra HD TV was £450 now £350
- Tower Air Fryer was £49.99 now £20
- Amazon Alexa Speaker was £79 now £39
- URBEATS3 Earphones £29
- Roberts DAB+ Radio was £50 now £25
- Hoover H-Free Cordless Vacuum £60
- Black & Decker Cordless Vacuum was £99.99 now £40
- Boombods Amazon Alexa Smart Speaker was £40 now £20
- Dolce Gusto Coffee Machine was £39 now £25
- Tefal Actifry was £129 now £79
- JBL Wireless Headphones was £69 now £29
Toys
- Frozen Toddler Doll was £17.99 now £12.99
- LOL Surprise Suitcase was £19.99 now £14.99
- LEGO Quidditch Match was £33.99 now £24.99
- Peppa Pig Family 4pk was £24.99 now £19.99
- Stunt Scooter was £29.99 now £19.99
- Hot Wheels Figure 8 was £19.99 now £14.99
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It's a nice place with lots of greenery which is obvious
Aunty charges nominal prices and also gives tips on how to take care of
the plants. We have been regular to this place and recommend others to
visit too.
Maya M
5/5
Once you get into the
place you can't stop picking up plants. So much of plants to choose.
From Tulsi to monstera plant - Rose to Pudica. Must visit plant nursery.
You can also enjoy yummy snacks and coffee.
Waiting for cafe to reopen.
Waiting for cafe to reopen.
Saiju S
5/5
Visiting this place is
an immensely pure and beautiful experience. I'm in love with this place
and will definitely visit more often from now. Reasonable prices and
the owner is an alluring soul. You'll wish to learn more and
automaticaly become inquisitive once you be there and see the place
being nurtured so well..
Sanskruti Dhawaley


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Steve Bruce: 'Festive period will be defining part of Newcastle season'
Newcastle boss Steve Bruce believes his side's season could be defined by this calendar year's remaining fixtures.
The Magpies play at Bruce's former club Aston Villa on Monday and host champions Manchester City a week on Saturday before diving into a hectic schedule in December.
"I said coming into this run of games, after the international break, this next five or six weeks is probably the defining part of the season," Bruce said.
Newcastle's remaining fixtures in 2019
- Nov 25 - Aston Villa (a)
- Nov 30 - Man City (h)
- Dec 5 - Sheff Utd (a)
- Dec 8 - Southampton (h)
- Dec 14 - Burnley (a)
- Dec 21 - Crystal Palace (h)
- Dec 26 - Man Utd (a)
- Dec 28 - Everton (h)
"The games come thick and fast. I think we've got six or seven games in December, which is ridiculous, so it will define the season and where we're going to be."
Newcastle head to Villa after back-to-back Premier League wins – at West Ham and against Bournemouth – which have taken some of the sting out of the fan criticism Bruce has faced since taking on the job in July.
"The difference in a couple of weeks and a couple of wins and what it does, especially to a club like ours, is remarkable," he said.
"The players are bouncing around the place, training is as lively as it's ever been and they're all champing at the bit.
"Of course we've picked up one or two knocks but we've got one or two getting back fit so let's hope we can keep the run going."
Ciaran Clark is an injury doubt for Monday after sustaining a knock while on international duty for the Republic of Ireland, while fellow defender and skipper Jamaal Lascelles is sidelined due to a fractured tibia.
But Bruce confirmed two other defenders, Florian Lejeune and Fabian Schar, could make a timely return to action at Villa Park.
Frenchman Lejeune has yet to appear this season after rupturing an anterior cruciate knee ligament in April, while Switzerland centre-back Schar has been out with a knee problem since mid-October.
"(Lejeune) is now ready to go and the same goes for Schar too," Bruce added. "As long as they come through the next two or three days unscathed then both of them will come into contention and that can only be a good thing."
Winger Matt Ritchie remains sidelined after his recent setback when returning to training following ankle ligament damage.
Bruce confirmed Ritchie consulted a specialist on Wednesday for a second opinion after having minor surgery last month.
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The history of pizza begins in antiquity, when various ancient cultures produced flatbreads with toppings.
The word pizza was first documented in AD 997 in Gaeta and successively in different parts of Central and Southern Italy. The precursor of pizza was probably the focaccia, a flat bread known to the Romans as panis focacius, to which toppings were then added.
Modern pizza developed in Naples, when tomato was added to the focaccia in the late 18th century. However, pizza was mainly eaten in the country of Italy and by immigrants from there. This changed after World War II, when Allied troops stationed in Italy came to enjoy pizza along with other Italian foods.
Make an Italian pizza
(makes dough for 4 pizzas, each one about 12 inches in diameter)
Ingredients
- 600 mL of warm water
- 7 cups (1kg) flour
- 2.5 – 3 tablespoons (25 grams) of fresh yeast or 2 teaspoons (7-8 grams) of dried yeast
- 6 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
- 1.5 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons sugar
Method
Sprinkle the yeast into a medium bowl with the warm water. We don’t mean hot, and we don’t mean cold… we mean warm! That’s the kind the yeast likes best. Stir until the yeast dissolves.
Place almost all of the flour on the table in the shape of a volcano. (Think Mt. Vesuvius… appropriate since Naples is the king of all pizza cities!).
Pour the yeast-and-warm-water mix, along with the other ingredients, into the “crater” of the volcano.
Knead everything together for 10 to 15 minutes until the dough is smooth and elastic, keeping your surface floured.
Grease up a bowl with some olive oil and put the dough inside. Turn the dough around so the top is slightly oiled.
Cover the bowl and put the dough aside to let it rest for at least four or five hours.
(optional for those who want their pizza really authentic). Make a cross on top of the dough with a knife. An old Italian tradition, this is seen as a way of “blessing the bread.”
Preheat the oven to about 400°F, or about 200°C.
Dump the dough out of the bowl and back onto the floured surface. Punch it down, getting rid of any bubbles. (Note: Now’s the time to enlist a kid with more energy than they know what to do with!).
Divide the dough in half and let it rest for a few minutes.
Roll each section into a 12-inch disc.  Do you want it pizza alta (Neapolitan-style) or pizza bassa (Roman-style)? Just remember, your crust will puff up a little bit as it’s baked!
Transfer the dough onto an oiled pizza pan or baking sheet.
Add tomato sauce, if you want a pizza rossa (red pizza). Lots of pizzas in Italy are actually pizza bianca, without tomato sauce, so don’t feel like you have to! Brush the edges of the crust with a little bit of olive oil.
Bake each pizza for about 10 minutes, then add mozzarella cheese (sliced or grated) on top, as well as any other ingredients.
Let the pizzas bake until the crust is browned and the cheese is melted. By lifting up the pizza to peek underneath, you can make sure the bottom has browned, too.
Remove your pizzas from the oven and, for a real Italian touch, garnish with a few basil leaves. And enjoy!
More info about pizza can be found on Wikipedia. Recipe from Walks Of Italy.


Amazon Echo 💪
Amazon's super useful and ultra-cheap Echo Flex is now available to buy
Alexa is flexing her way into every space in your home.
by Jeramy JohnsonWhat you need to know
- The Echo Flex is now available and shipping for $25.
- Echo Flex accessories like a nightlight and motion sensor are also now available for $15 each.
- The Echo Flex is a plug-and-play Echo for any space and is the cheapest Echo device.
Amazon announced dozens of new products back in September at its annual event, and arguably the most interesting (and the one that flew the most under-the-radar) was the Echo Flex. The Flex is a smart plug-like device that you can plug directly into any standard wall socket for instant access to Alexa services. It has a small microphone and speaker so you can communicate with the virtual assistant, and it comes with a USB port so you can charge smaller devices (like your smartphone) through it.
The Echo Flex is conceived as a device that you would put in transitional spaces where you might want Alexa functionality but where traditional Echo speakers don't make sense, like a utility/laundry room, garage, guest bath, or hallway. You can also enhance the functionality of the Echo Flex with a motion sensor or nightlight attachment, each available separately for $15 per attachment.
The Echo Flex is the cheapest Alexa-enabled speaker that Amazon makes, and when paired with these attachments, it is arguably the most functional. These should sell like hotcakes during the holiday season, and will make great stocking stuffers or white elephant gifts!
Alexa flexes hard
Amazon Echo Flex
Plug and play Echo device
The Flex is Amazon's way of putting an Alexa speaker anywhere with a plug, letting you ask for things in your hallway or wherever a speaker can't fit.
Echo light up my room
Thirdreality Smart Light for Echo Flex
A bright idea for Alexa
This attachment is a great complement to the Echo Flex to light up darkened hallways, garages, or utility rooms.

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THAT THING YOU DO! by DeWyNGaLe Rating: A+
That Thing You Do! seems a lot like the story of the Beatles. The truth is, That Thing You Do! is a lot better than the Beatles movies, and some of the music on the soundtrack is almost as good as Beatles music. The only explanation for this is that That Thing You Do! must be a lot like the story of the Beatles, and this is true. Jimmy Mattingly, played by Johnathon Schaech, is a very serious musician. He is in a group with no title at the time, which consists of Lenny played by Steve Zahn, the "bass player", played by Ethan Embry, and Chad, played by Giovanni Ribisi. The four are teenagers growing up in the sixties, heavily influenced by music. Their band performs music similar to the style that was popular back then, especially the Beatles. Faye, played by Liv Tyler is Jimmy's girlfriend, and she also helps out the band when she can.
After Chad is injured before a huge contest, the group is desperate to find a replacement drummer. They end up picking up Guy Patterson, the appliance store working drummer, played by Tom Everett Scott. Guy adds a lot to the group, including the group's new name, The Wonders. At the night of the contest, Guy speeds up the drum beat a lot on the song they are performing, entitled "That Thing You Do." The song sounds much better faster, and the crowd responds very positively to the song. They win the contest, and now the Wonders are headed for stardom.
After winning the contest, more and more gigs open up for the group. Mr. White, played by Tom Hanks, has taken interest in the group's music. Mr. White is associated with Playtone Records, one of the biggest record companies around. Therefore, the Wonders start to be heard all over the world. They produce a single that sells millions. The Wonders have gone from being a group who performs at the bar on the corner to rock and roll shows across the country.
The acting in the film is great on almost every second of the film. There are times when the acting is a little off or unrealistic, but for the most part it is great. Liv Tyler and Tom Everett Scott's performances stuck out the most in the large cast, even more than Hanks's. The acting is one of many things that contributed to the greatness of the film. The way it was filmed, plot, characters, setting, and sound all added a whole lot.
Other than Tom Hanks, at the time of the film, the other stars were barely known by people around the country. Since That Thing You Do!, Johnathon Schaech has starred in Hush and Welcome To Woop Woop, Tom Everett Scott has starred in the Academy Award nominated One True Thing, Dead Man On Campus, and American Werewolf In Paris, Liv Tyler has starred in Armageddon and Inventing The Abbots, Steve Zahn has starred in Forces Of Nature and Out Of Sight, Ethan Embry has starred in Can't Hardly Wait and Vegas Vacation, and Giovanni Ribisi has starred in The Mod Squad and The Other Sister. That Thing You Do! certainly launched every one of these young people's careers.
The soundtrack in That Thing You Do! is amazing. There are various different slow, fast, and catchy songs that are fun to listen to included in the film. The right songs were played at the right times to get you in the mood for the scenes about to take place. The soundtrack in a film is a very important thing, and the makers of That Thing You Do! surely succeeded in this area of the film.
The Bottom Line- Congratulations Mr. Hanks.
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Let's first look at what we can get out of the first interactive graph. This graph tells us the number of negative or repressive events happened between two countries in the entire dataset. In addition we have calculated an aggregate "evaluation score" between a pair of countries based on the following formula: Evaluation = Goldstein scale * number of mentions in all media * |average tone of media coverage|. The Goldstein scale is a numeric score from -10 to +10 assigned to each type of news event to evaluate the net effect of that event on inter-country relationship.
Let's first select China in the Country tab and choose Evaluation in Value Type tab. We can see that China develops strong relationship with many countries including the US, Russia, UK, Australia, etc. Among these the US is the one country that has the strongest and most positive relationship with China. This is a direct result of the multi-facet economic colaboration between the two largest economies of the world in the past ten years. These economic activities along with the constant cultural communication between China and US generated huge amount of news report and media coverage and has high benefit to improve the relationship between China and the US, hence the high evaluation score. If we select the US in the country tab, we would observe the same result.
However, by selecting the "Event Count" option, we can also see that there has been negative events happening between China and the US, and the number of negative events is an astonishing 38,064 from China to the US, and 35,666 from the US to China. This shows that despite a seemingly good relationship between China and the US, there has been many controversies between the two countries. Let's move on to the second interactive graph to look at a more fine-grained event count between China and the US to better understand their relationship on a more fine-graned level.


Test ARIA 1.1 Forward - test cases
last updated 18 September 2017
Notes
Based on a
script
by Hans Hillen,
messed with
by Steve Faulkner
Each role has a test case with each of its allowed properties (and property values).
Roles with required children and the roles with required ancestors do not currently have them
Live region attributes are present for each test case combination but do not currently have 'live' content.
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