Rakesh Jhunjhunwala buys 0.5% in Yes Bank
by TNNHighlights
- The small stake buy by the ace stock player in Yes Bank came days after the lender said that its board was considering a proposal by an investor to infuse $1.2 billion (about Rs 8,500 crore) through the equity route
- In a subsequent analysts’ meet, the bank’s management said it had proposals worth about $3 billion in total for infusing in the bank’s equity from various investors
MUMBAI: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, the billionaire investor known for his nifty stock-picking skills, on Monday bought nearly 1.3 crore shares of troubled lender Yes Bank, or about 0.5% of its equity, at Rs 67 apiece for Rs 87 crore in total. The small stake buy by the ace stock player in Yes Bank came days after the lender said that its board was considering a proposal by an investor to infuse $1.2 billion (about Rs 8,500 crore) through the equity route.
In a subsequent analysts’ meet, the bank’s management said it had proposals worth about $3 billion in total for infusing in the bank’s equity from various investors.
Jhunjhunwala also holds a 2.5% stake in troubled lender DHFL, the company’s September shareholding showed.
Over the last twenty years, some of his most famous bets were Titan and Crisil. In both of the companies his investments went up by more than 100 times over a few years and he still holds stakes in these companies.
He holds stakes in several other companies including Edelweiss Financial Services, Lupin and Multi Commodity Exchange.


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Call of Duty: Mobile's most anticipated new mode is delayed - here's what we know
by Tom BedfordCall of Duty: Mobile's most anticipated new mode is delayed - here's what we know
Zombies mode staggers into view
Call of Duty Zombies from Black Ops 4 (Image credit: Activision)
When Call of Duty: Mobile came out in October 2019, the multiplayer and Battle Royale modes were available, but the menu icon for zombies was grayed out.
This mode was meant to be introduced at midnight PST on November 21 (3AM ET, 8AM GMT on November 22) but that release time came and went without the new mode dropping.
Activision has now confirmed there has been a delay for some "last minute tuning" to the new mode.
A message from the Call of Duty: Mobile team said, "This is to ensure an optimal experience for all players. Please stay tuned for further news and you’ll be able to experience Season 2 soon.”
There's no clear new release date for the mode, but it may be we hear about it sooner rather than later if it's just for some last minute changes to the game. That may mean it's still available over the weekend of November 22.
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- These are the best Android games
- And the best iPhone games
Zombies is one of the most popular modes in Call of Duty games, after debuting in World at War in 2008, and popping up in most Treyarch games since. As Call of Duty: Mobile is essentially a 'best of' list of previous Call of Duty games, it makes sense Zombies mode rears its head on the smartphone.
Call of Duty: Zombies is no stranger to smartphones, after a spin-off game based on the zombies mode from Call of Duty: Black Ops and World at War came out in 2011. However this looks startlingly low-res on modern smartphones, so the new Mobile mode will let you fight zombies in higher quality, and with all the maps and weapons of newer Call of Duty games.
How can I download Call of Duty: Mobile zombies mode?
If you already play Call of Duty: Mobile, the patch bringing Zombies mode should be downloaded automatically, if you have Wi-Fi connection and enough storage space on your phone.
Sometimes updates can fail to install for a variety of reasons, so if the mode still isn't available on your device, head to the App Store or Play Store for iOS and Android users respectively, and when you head to the game's homepage, you'll be prompted to updated the game then.
For those that don't play the game already, again you can easily find it on the App Store or Play Store, but bear in mind it's quite a big game, so the download - when it's available - may take a while.
If you've never played Call of Duty Zombies before, its various rules and tricks take a little getting used to, especially since there's no tutorial. But after a few rounds, especially online, you'll pick it up fast.


THE MATRIX
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Warner Bros. Director: Andy Wachowski, Larry Wachowski Writer: Andy Wachowski, Larry Wachowski Cast: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano, Hugo Weaving,
From the looks of the promotional posters that Warner Bros. has scattered around town, you'd get the impression that "The Matrix" is targeted to teens. Perhaps only the recent constituents of the comic book generation will make sense of the plot. There on the billboard are Keanu Reeves, looking his usual wooden self, backed up by the marvelously articulate Laurence Fishburne and the leather-clad Carrie- Anne Moss--whom you'd not mistake for the 1950s Debbie Reynolds. They're wearing shades and leather and they mean business. If you're an adult patron with a consulting contract with some teens, you'll get quite a bit of amusement from the 135-minute movie and should find particular delight in the design and special effects. Like Roger Ebert's favorite of 1998, "Dark City," this one dazzles the eye, overwhelms the ear, and even challenges the intellect, as it strikingly merges the conventions of the Woo-style kung fu, comic book expressionism, computer games, MTV, and some clever storytelling ideas. Like "From Dusk Till Dawn," however, the movie rocks during its first-half exposition and all but goes down the sewer in the formulaic action-adventure, shoot-'em- up culmination that resolves the adventure as though its designers had to emulate a Fourth-of-July fireworks finale.
The picture is directed by Andy and Larry Wachowksi--who ignited the screen with their steamy, stylishly violent lesbian caper "Bound." "The Matrix" is propelled by a fascinating- enough concept--which it fails to develop to an appropriate resolution. A small group of techno-geeks discover that the world as we know it does not exist. Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) and Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) recruit a software designer/computer hacker, Neo (Keanu Reeves), to splinter a group of so-called Agents who are holding the entire population in slavery--except that we only dimly comprehend that we're vassals. The folks on the planet Earth go about their dull jobs every day as though there were no alternative and take their conventional two-week vacations each year as though no greater pleasures could be had. We don't know what the Agents get out of their domination of the world--a serious flaw not found in the superior "Dark City" (in which the Strangers wanted to study humankind to learn how to adapt). We do know that they serve as the manipulators in a vast computer program that keeps earthlings functioning in a world that exist only virtually.
In short Neo, Morpheus, Trinity and their colleagues must fight against Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving), his two partners, with whatever technology they can muster. While Neo reclines in his chair wrapped in a mask to experience the world of 2199, he sees himself struggling against Smith. But he's not watching a movie. Since the body cannot survive without the mind, Neo is no couch potato with a mask but is a man in real danger.
The battles include the best action scenes in the movie: a training session pitting Neo against Morpheus in some amusing kung fu wizardry that would be the envy of Jackie Chan, as Neo learns to run up and down the walls horizontally; and a diverting bit of techno-miracle that sees a computer programmer virtually create an arsenal of weaponry for Neo to use in the final shootout with the forces of darkness.
To underscore the seriousness of this Armageddon, the Wachowski brothers cite a host of mythic references. In one case an Oracle--played as a down-home, cookie-baking Gloria Foster--is brought in to predict the outcome of a battle and to decide whether Neo is the world's messiah. On the whole, you could easily get the impression that if Plato's "Allegory of the Cave" were a movie, this would be its sequel. The people of the world must be brought out of the darkness of false images and into the light of truth and reality.
My choice sci-fi movies are generous with intellectual concepts and relatively bereft of swollen battle scenes. "Fahrenheit 451," my favorite of the genre, comes to mind: a fable that nicked the influence of TV years before "The Truman Show" and "EDtv" were on anyone's mind. Its conclusion eschewed a physically violent struggle between good and evil in which the latter seemed unable to hit the side of a barn with a plethora of firepower. The story closed simply, in a manner that would please Thoreau, as a group of people in a modern Eden commit books to memory. Books. If "The Matrix" allowed the f/x guys to take more breaks and worked the storytellers harder, "The Matrix" would have been transcendent.
Rated R. Running Time: 135 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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STR: U.S. hotel construction up 5.5% in October
by Vicky KarantzavelouAmong major markets, six reported more than 5,000 rooms under construction between new construction, expansion, renovation and conversion projects. New York led with 13,801 rooms, which represented 10.9% of the market’s existing supply.
HENDERSONVILLE — STR’s hotel pipeline data for the U.S. showed 1,563 projects accounting for 205,299 rooms in construction as of October 2019. This represented a 5.5% year-over-year increase in the number of rooms in the final phase of the development pipeline.
“Growth in construction activity had been hovering closer to 10%, and the 5.5% increase in October is actually the lowest for the industry since February,” said Bobby Bowers, STR’s senior VP of operations. “There also hasn’t been too much of a climb from the last few months, so we’re still roughly 6,000 rooms away from the construction peak (211,000 in December 2007). When we drill down to see which segments will see the largest impact of new inventory, Luxury chains stand out with 10.9% of existing supply represented in construction. No other segment is above 7.9% in that ratio.”
In absolute values, a majority of the country’s construction activity continues to be focused in the select-service segments.
- Upscale: 63,428 rooms
- Upper Midscale: 62,542 rooms
- Upper Upscale: 27,875 rooms
Among major markets, six reported more than 5,000 rooms under construction between new construction, expansion, renovation and conversion projects. New York led with 13,801 rooms, which represented 10.9% of the market’s existing supply, followed by Las Vegas (9,259 rooms, 5.6% of existing supply).
- New York: 13,801 rooms (10.9%)
- Las Vegas: 9,259 rooms (5.6%)
- Orlando: 7,322 rooms (5.7%)
- Nashville: 6,770 rooms (14.5%)
- Los Angeles/Long Beach: 6,111 rooms (5.8%)
- Dallas: 5,709 (6.1%)


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CssStyleDeclaration class
- Mixed in types
- Annotations
- @Native("CSSStyleDeclaration,MSStyleCSSProperties,CSS2Properties")
Properties
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background
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background"
read / write, override
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backgroundAttachment
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-attachment"
read / write, override
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backgroundColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-color"
read / write, override
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backgroundImage
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-image"
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backgroundPosition
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-position"
read / write, override
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backgroundRepeat
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-repeat"
read / write, override
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border
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border"
read / write, override
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borderBottom
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-bottom"
read / write, override
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borderBottomColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-bottom-color"
read / write, override
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borderBottomStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-bottom-style"
read / write, override
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borderBottomWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-bottom-width"
read / write, override
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borderCollapse
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-collapse"
read / write, override
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borderColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-color"
read / write, override
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borderLeft
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-left"
read / write, override
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borderLeftColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-left-color"
read / write, override
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borderLeftStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-left-style"
read / write, override
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borderLeftWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-left-width"
read / write, override
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borderRight
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-right"
read / write, override
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borderRightColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-right-color"
read / write, override
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borderRightStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-right-style"
read / write, override
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borderRightWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-right-width"
read / write, override
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borderSpacing
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-spacing"
read / write, override
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borderStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-style"
read / write, override
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borderTop
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-top"
read / write, override
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borderTopColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-top-color"
read / write, override
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borderTopStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-top-style"
read / write, override
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borderTopWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-top-width"
read / write, override
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borderWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-width"
read / write, override
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bottom
↔ String
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Gets the value of "bottom"
read / write, override
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captionSide
↔ String
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Gets the value of "caption-side"
read / write, override
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clear
↔ String
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Gets the value of "clear"
read / write, override
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clip
↔ String
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Gets the value of "clip"
read / write, override
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color
↔ String
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Gets the value of "color"
read / write, override
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content
↔ String
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Gets the value of "content"
read / write, override
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cssFloat
↔ String
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read / write
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cssText
↔ String
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read / write
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cursor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "cursor"
read / write, override
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direction
↔ String
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Gets the value of "direction"
read / write, override
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display
↔ String
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Gets the value of "display"
read / write, override
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emptyCells
↔ String
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Gets the value of "empty-cells"
read / write, override
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font
↔ String
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Gets the value of "font"
read / write, override
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fontFamily
↔ String
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Gets the value of "font-family"
read / write, override
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fontSize
↔ String
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Gets the value of "font-size"
read / write, override
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fontStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "font-style"
read / write, override
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fontVariant
↔ String
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Gets the value of "font-variant"
read / write, override
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fontWeight
↔ String
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Gets the value of "font-weight"
read / write, override
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height
↔ String
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Gets the value of "height"
read / write, override
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left
↔ String
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Gets the value of "left"
read / write, override
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length
→ int
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read-only
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letterSpacing
↔ String
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Gets the value of "letter-spacing"
read / write, override
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lineHeight
↔ String
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Gets the value of "line-height"
read / write, override
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listStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "list-style"
read / write, override
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listStyleImage
↔ String
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Gets the value of "list-style-image"
read / write, override
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listStylePosition
↔ String
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Gets the value of "list-style-position"
read / write, override
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listStyleType
↔ String
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Gets the value of "list-style-type"
read / write, override
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margin
↔ String
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Gets the value of "margin"
read / write, override
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marginBottom
↔ String
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Gets the value of "margin-bottom"
read / write, override
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marginLeft
↔ String
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Gets the value of "margin-left"
read / write, override
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marginRight
↔ String
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Gets the value of "margin-right"
read / write, override
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marginTop
↔ String
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Gets the value of "margin-top"
read / write, override
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maxHeight
↔ String
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Gets the value of "max-height"
read / write, override
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maxWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "max-width"
read / write, override
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minHeight
↔ String
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Gets the value of "min-height"
read / write, override
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minWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "min-width"
read / write, override
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outline
↔ String
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Gets the value of "outline"
read / write, override
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outlineColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "outline-color"
read / write, override
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outlineStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "outline-style"
read / write, override
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outlineWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "outline-width"
read / write, override
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overflow
↔ String
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Gets the value of "overflow"
read / write, override
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padding
↔ String
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Gets the value of "padding"
read / write, override
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paddingBottom
↔ String
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Gets the value of "padding-bottom"
read / write, override
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paddingLeft
↔ String
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Gets the value of "padding-left"
read / write, override
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paddingRight
↔ String
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Gets the value of "padding-right"
read / write, override
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paddingTop
↔ String
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Gets the value of "padding-top"
read / write, override
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pageBreakAfter
↔ String
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Gets the value of "page-break-after"
read / write, override
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pageBreakBefore
↔ String
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Gets the value of "page-break-before"
read / write, override
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pageBreakInside
↔ String
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Gets the value of "page-break-inside"
read / write, override
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parentRule
→ CssRule
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read-only
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position
↔ String
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Gets the value of "position"
read / write, override
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quotes
↔ String
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Gets the value of "quotes"
read / write, override
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right
↔ String
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Gets the value of "right"
read / write, override
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tableLayout
↔ String
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Gets the value of "table-layout"
read / write, override
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textAlign
↔ String
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Gets the value of "text-align"
read / write, override
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textDecoration
↔ String
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Gets the value of "text-decoration"
read / write, override
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textIndent
↔ String
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Gets the value of "text-indent"
read / write, override
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textTransform
↔ String
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Gets the value of "text-transform"
read / write, override
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top
↔ String
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Gets the value of "top"
read / write, override
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unicodeBidi
↔ String
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Gets the value of "unicode-bidi"
read / write, override
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verticalAlign
↔ String
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Gets the value of "vertical-align"
read / write, override
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visibility
↔ String
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Gets the value of "visibility"
read / write, override
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whiteSpace
↔ String
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Gets the value of "white-space"
read / write, override
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width
↔ String
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Gets the value of "width"
read / write, override
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wordSpacing
↔ String
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Gets the value of "word-spacing"
read / write, override
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zIndex
↔ String
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Gets the value of "z-index"
read / write, override
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alignContent
↔ String
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Gets the value of "align-content"
read / write, inherited
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alignItems
↔ String
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Gets the value of "align-items"
read / write, inherited
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alignSelf
↔ String
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Gets the value of "align-self"
read / write, inherited
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animation
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation"
read / write, inherited
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animationDelay
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-delay"
read / write, inherited
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animationDirection
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-direction"
read / write, inherited
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animationDuration
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-duration"
read / write, inherited
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animationFillMode
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-fill-mode"
read / write, inherited
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animationIterationCount
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-iteration-count"
read / write, inherited
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animationName
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-name"
read / write, inherited
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animationPlayState
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-play-state"
read / write, inherited
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animationTimingFunction
↔ String
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Gets the value of "animation-timing-function"
read / write, inherited
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appearance
↔ String
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Gets the value of "appearance"
read / write, inherited
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appRegion
↔ String
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Gets the value of "app-region"
read / write, inherited
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aspectRatio
↔ String
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Gets the value of "aspect-ratio"
read / write, inherited
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backfaceVisibility
↔ String
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Gets the value of "backface-visibility"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundBlendMode
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-blend-mode"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundClip
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-clip"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundComposite
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-composite"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundOrigin
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-origin"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundPositionX
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-position-x"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundPositionY
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-position-y"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundRepeatX
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-repeat-x"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundRepeatY
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-repeat-y"
read / write, inherited
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backgroundSize
↔ String
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Gets the value of "background-size"
read / write, inherited
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borderAfter
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-after"
read / write, inherited
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borderAfterColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-after-color"
read / write, inherited
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borderAfterStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-after-style"
read / write, inherited
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borderAfterWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-after-width"
read / write, inherited
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borderBefore
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-before"
read / write, inherited
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borderBeforeColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-before-color"
read / write, inherited
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borderBeforeStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-before-style"
read / write, inherited
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borderBeforeWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-before-width"
read / write, inherited
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borderBottomLeftRadius
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-bottom-left-radius"
read / write, inherited
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borderBottomRightRadius
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-bottom-right-radius"
read / write, inherited
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borderEnd
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-end"
read / write, inherited
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borderEndColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-end-color"
read / write, inherited
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borderEndStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-end-style"
read / write, inherited
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borderEndWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-end-width"
read / write, inherited
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borderFit
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-fit"
read / write, inherited
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borderHorizontalSpacing
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-horizontal-spacing"
read / write, inherited
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borderImage
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-image"
read / write, inherited
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borderImageOutset
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-image-outset"
read / write, inherited
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borderImageRepeat
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-image-repeat"
read / write, inherited
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borderImageSlice
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-image-slice"
read / write, inherited
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borderImageSource
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-image-source"
read / write, inherited
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borderImageWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-image-width"
read / write, inherited
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borderRadius
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-radius"
read / write, inherited
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borderStart
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-start"
read / write, inherited
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borderStartColor
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-start-color"
read / write, inherited
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borderStartStyle
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-start-style"
read / write, inherited
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borderStartWidth
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-start-width"
read / write, inherited
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borderTopLeftRadius
↔ String
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Gets the value of "border-top-left-radius"
read / write, inherited
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borderTopRightRadius
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "border-top-right-radius"
read / write, inherited
-
borderVerticalSpacing
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "border-vertical-spacing"
read / write, inherited
-
boxAlign
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-align"
read / write, inherited
-
boxDecorationBreak
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-decoration-break"
read / write, inherited
-
boxDirection
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-direction"
read / write, inherited
-
boxFlex
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-flex"
read / write, inherited
-
boxFlexGroup
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-flex-group"
read / write, inherited
-
boxLines
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-lines"
read / write, inherited
-
boxOrdinalGroup
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-ordinal-group"
read / write, inherited
-
boxOrient
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-orient"
read / write, inherited
-
boxPack
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-pack"
read / write, inherited
-
boxReflect
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-reflect"
read / write, inherited
-
boxShadow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-shadow"
read / write, inherited
-
boxSizing
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "box-sizing"
read / write, inherited
-
clipPath
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "clip-path"
read / write, inherited
-
columnBreakAfter
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-break-after"
read / write, inherited
-
columnBreakBefore
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-break-before"
read / write, inherited
-
columnBreakInside
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-break-inside"
read / write, inherited
-
columnCount
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-count"
read / write, inherited
-
columnFill
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-fill"
read / write, inherited
-
columnGap
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-gap"
read / write, inherited
-
columnRule
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-rule"
read / write, inherited
-
columnRuleColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-rule-color"
read / write, inherited
-
columnRuleStyle
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-rule-style"
read / write, inherited
-
columnRuleWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-rule-width"
read / write, inherited
-
columns
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "columns"
read / write, inherited
-
columnSpan
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-span"
read / write, inherited
-
columnWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "column-width"
read / write, inherited
-
counterIncrement
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "counter-increment"
read / write, inherited
-
counterReset
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "counter-reset"
read / write, inherited
-
filter
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "filter"
read / write, inherited
-
flex
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "flex"
read / write, inherited
-
flexBasis
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "flex-basis"
read / write, inherited
-
flexDirection
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "flex-direction"
read / write, inherited
-
flexFlow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "flex-flow"
read / write, inherited
-
flexGrow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "flex-grow"
read / write, inherited
-
flexShrink
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "flex-shrink"
read / write, inherited
-
flexWrap
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "flex-wrap"
read / write, inherited
-
float
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "float"
read / write, inherited
-
fontFeatureSettings
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "font-feature-settings"
read / write, inherited
-
fontKerning
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "font-kerning"
read / write, inherited
-
fontSizeDelta
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "font-size-delta"
read / write, inherited
-
fontSmoothing
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "font-smoothing"
read / write, inherited
-
fontStretch
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "font-stretch"
read / write, inherited
-
fontVariantLigatures
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "font-variant-ligatures"
read / write, inherited
-
grid
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid"
read / write, inherited
-
gridArea
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-area"
read / write, inherited
-
gridAutoColumns
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-auto-columns"
read / write, inherited
-
gridAutoFlow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-auto-flow"
read / write, inherited
-
gridAutoRows
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-auto-rows"
read / write, inherited
-
gridColumn
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-column"
read / write, inherited
-
gridColumnEnd
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-column-end"
read / write, inherited
-
gridColumnStart
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-column-start"
read / write, inherited
-
gridRow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-row"
read / write, inherited
-
gridRowEnd
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-row-end"
read / write, inherited
-
gridRowStart
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-row-start"
read / write, inherited
-
gridTemplate
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-template"
read / write, inherited
-
gridTemplateAreas
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-template-areas"
read / write, inherited
-
gridTemplateColumns
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-template-columns"
read / write, inherited
-
gridTemplateRows
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "grid-template-rows"
read / write, inherited
-
hashCode
→ int
-
The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
-
highlight
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "highlight"
read / write, inherited
-
hyphenateCharacter
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "hyphenate-character"
read / write, inherited
-
imageRendering
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "image-rendering"
read / write, inherited
-
isolation
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "isolation"
read / write, inherited
-
justifyContent
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "justify-content"
read / write, inherited
-
justifySelf
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "justify-self"
read / write, inherited
-
lineBoxContain
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "line-box-contain"
read / write, inherited
-
lineBreak
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "line-break"
read / write, inherited
-
lineClamp
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "line-clamp"
read / write, inherited
-
locale
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "locale"
read / write, inherited
-
logicalHeight
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "logical-height"
read / write, inherited
-
logicalWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "logical-width"
read / write, inherited
-
marginAfter
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-after"
read / write, inherited
-
marginAfterCollapse
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-after-collapse"
read / write, inherited
-
marginBefore
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-before"
read / write, inherited
-
marginBeforeCollapse
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-before-collapse"
read / write, inherited
-
marginBottomCollapse
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-bottom-collapse"
read / write, inherited
-
marginCollapse
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-collapse"
read / write, inherited
-
marginEnd
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-end"
read / write, inherited
-
marginStart
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-start"
read / write, inherited
-
marginTopCollapse
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "margin-top-collapse"
read / write, inherited
-
mask
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask"
read / write, inherited
-
maskBoxImage
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-box-image"
read / write, inherited
-
maskBoxImageOutset
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-box-image-outset"
read / write, inherited
-
maskBoxImageRepeat
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-box-image-repeat"
read / write, inherited
-
maskBoxImageSlice
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-box-image-slice"
read / write, inherited
-
maskBoxImageSource
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-box-image-source"
read / write, inherited
-
maskBoxImageWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-box-image-width"
read / write, inherited
-
maskClip
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-clip"
read / write, inherited
-
maskComposite
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-composite"
read / write, inherited
-
maskImage
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-image"
read / write, inherited
-
maskOrigin
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-origin"
read / write, inherited
-
maskPosition
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-position"
read / write, inherited
-
maskPositionX
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-position-x"
read / write, inherited
-
maskPositionY
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-position-y"
read / write, inherited
-
maskRepeat
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-repeat"
read / write, inherited
-
maskRepeatX
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-repeat-x"
read / write, inherited
-
maskRepeatY
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-repeat-y"
read / write, inherited
-
maskSize
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-size"
read / write, inherited
-
maskSourceType
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mask-source-type"
read / write, inherited
-
maxLogicalHeight
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "max-logical-height"
read / write, inherited
-
maxLogicalWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "max-logical-width"
read / write, inherited
-
maxZoom
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "max-zoom"
read / write, inherited
-
minLogicalHeight
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "min-logical-height"
read / write, inherited
-
minLogicalWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "min-logical-width"
read / write, inherited
-
minZoom
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "min-zoom"
read / write, inherited
-
mixBlendMode
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "mix-blend-mode"
read / write, inherited
-
objectFit
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "object-fit"
read / write, inherited
-
objectPosition
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "object-position"
read / write, inherited
-
opacity
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "opacity"
read / write, inherited
-
order
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "order"
read / write, inherited
-
orientation
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "orientation"
read / write, inherited
-
orphans
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "orphans"
read / write, inherited
-
outlineOffset
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "outline-offset"
read / write, inherited
-
overflowWrap
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "overflow-wrap"
read / write, inherited
-
overflowX
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "overflow-x"
read / write, inherited
-
overflowY
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "overflow-y"
read / write, inherited
-
paddingAfter
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "padding-after"
read / write, inherited
-
paddingBefore
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "padding-before"
read / write, inherited
-
paddingEnd
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "padding-end"
read / write, inherited
-
paddingStart
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "padding-start"
read / write, inherited
-
page
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "page"
read / write, inherited
-
perspective
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "perspective"
read / write, inherited
-
perspectiveOrigin
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "perspective-origin"
read / write, inherited
-
perspectiveOriginX
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "perspective-origin-x"
read / write, inherited
-
perspectiveOriginY
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "perspective-origin-y"
read / write, inherited
-
pointerEvents
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "pointer-events"
read / write, inherited
-
printColorAdjust
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "print-color-adjust"
read / write, inherited
-
resize
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "resize"
read / write, inherited
-
rtlOrdering
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "rtl-ordering"
read / write, inherited
-
rubyPosition
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "ruby-position"
read / write, inherited
-
runtimeType
→ Type
-
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
-
scrollBehavior
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "scroll-behavior"
read / write, inherited
-
shapeImageThreshold
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "shape-image-threshold"
read / write, inherited
-
shapeMargin
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "shape-margin"
read / write, inherited
-
shapeOutside
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "shape-outside"
read / write, inherited
-
size
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "size"
read / write, inherited
-
speak
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "speak"
read / write, inherited
-
src
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "src"
read / write, inherited
-
tabSize
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "tab-size"
read / write, inherited
-
tapHighlightColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "tap-highlight-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textAlignLast
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-align-last"
read / write, inherited
-
textCombine
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-combine"
read / write, inherited
-
textDecorationColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-decoration-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textDecorationLine
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-decoration-line"
read / write, inherited
-
textDecorationsInEffect
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-decorations-in-effect"
read / write, inherited
-
textDecorationStyle
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-decoration-style"
read / write, inherited
-
textEmphasis
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-emphasis"
read / write, inherited
-
textEmphasisColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-emphasis-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textEmphasisPosition
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-emphasis-position"
read / write, inherited
-
textEmphasisStyle
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-emphasis-style"
read / write, inherited
-
textFillColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-fill-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textJustify
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-justify"
read / write, inherited
-
textLineThroughColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-line-through-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textLineThroughMode
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-line-through-mode"
read / write, inherited
-
textLineThroughStyle
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-line-through-style"
read / write, inherited
-
textLineThroughWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-line-through-width"
read / write, inherited
-
textOrientation
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-orientation"
read / write, inherited
-
textOverflow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-overflow"
read / write, inherited
-
textOverlineColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-overline-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textOverlineMode
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-overline-mode"
read / write, inherited
-
textOverlineStyle
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-overline-style"
read / write, inherited
-
textOverlineWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-overline-width"
read / write, inherited
-
textRendering
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-rendering"
read / write, inherited
-
textSecurity
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-security"
read / write, inherited
-
textShadow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-shadow"
read / write, inherited
-
textStroke
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-stroke"
read / write, inherited
-
textStrokeColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-stroke-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textStrokeWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-stroke-width"
read / write, inherited
-
textUnderlineColor
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-underline-color"
read / write, inherited
-
textUnderlineMode
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-underline-mode"
read / write, inherited
-
textUnderlinePosition
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-underline-position"
read / write, inherited
-
textUnderlineStyle
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-underline-style"
read / write, inherited
-
textUnderlineWidth
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "text-underline-width"
read / write, inherited
-
touchAction
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "touch-action"
read / write, inherited
-
touchActionDelay
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "touch-action-delay"
read / write, inherited
-
transform
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transform"
read / write, inherited
-
transformOrigin
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transform-origin"
read / write, inherited
-
transformOriginX
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transform-origin-x"
read / write, inherited
-
transformOriginY
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transform-origin-y"
read / write, inherited
-
transformOriginZ
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transform-origin-z"
read / write, inherited
-
transformStyle
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transform-style"
read / write, inherited
-
transition
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transition"
@SupportedBrowser(SupportedBrowser.CHROME), @SupportedBrowser(SupportedBrowser.FIREFOX), @SupportedBrowser(SupportedBrowser.IE, '10'), @SupportedBrowser(SupportedBrowser.SAFARI), read / write, inherited
-
transitionDelay
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transition-delay"
read / write, inherited
-
transitionDuration
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transition-duration"
read / write, inherited
-
transitionProperty
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transition-property"
read / write, inherited
-
transitionTimingFunction
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "transition-timing-function"
read / write, inherited
-
unicodeRange
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "unicode-range"
read / write, inherited
-
userDrag
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "user-drag"
read / write, inherited
-
userModify
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "user-modify"
read / write, inherited
-
userSelect
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "user-select"
read / write, inherited
-
userZoom
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "user-zoom"
read / write, inherited
-
widows
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "widows"
read / write, inherited
-
willChange
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "will-change"
read / write, inherited
-
wordBreak
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "word-break"
read / write, inherited
-
wordWrap
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "word-wrap"
read / write, inherited
-
wrapFlow
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "wrap-flow"
read / write, inherited
-
wrapThrough
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "wrap-through"
read / write, inherited
-
writingMode
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "writing-mode"
read / write, inherited
-
zoom
↔ String
-
Gets the value of "zoom"
read / write, inherited


Install scripts or add-ins from GitHub
Description
End users
This app allows you to automatically install scripts or add-ins from GitHub in Autodesk® Fusion 360™. No need to manually download and unzip files. No need to worry about target directory location.
Follow these steps:
- launch the app
- enter the URL of the GitHub repo
- click OK
- and it's done
The script or the addin is now installed in Autodesk Fusion 360.
Developers
The code of your script or add-in must be in the root directory of its GitHub repo. A manifest file is also mandatory at the same location.
No need to worry if the repo name doesn't match the add-in name. The final name is extracted from the name of the manifest file.
General Usage Instructions
Follow these steps in Autodesk Fusion 360:
- open the Scripts and Add-Ins dialog
- select GitHubToFusion360
- click on "Run"
- copy/paste the URL of the GitHub repo to install
- check information displayed on the dialog
- click OK
Note that you must enter the complete URL of the GitHub repo, so it must start with https://github.com/
The script or the add-in is now installed. You need to manually run it from the Scripts and Add-Ins dialog:
- re-open the Scripts and Add-Ins dialog
- select the script or add-in that you installed
- click on "Run"
The script or add-in is ready to be used.
Refer Video
Screenshots
Commands
Installation/Uninstallation
The installer that ran when you downloaded this app/plug-in from Autodesk App Store will start installing the app/plug-in. OR, simply double-click the downloaded installer to install the app/plugin.
Uninstall for Windows:
You can unload the add-in without uninstalling it by clicking the "Stop" button when the add-in is selected in the list box on the "Add-Ins" tab of the "Scripts and Add-Ins" dialog.
Unchecking "Run on Startup" causes the add-in not to be loaded in future sessions of Autodesk® Fusion 360™.
To uninstall this plug-in, exit the Autodesk product if you are currently running it, simply rerun the installer, and select the "Uninstall" button.
OR, you can uninstall it from 'Control Panel/Programs and Features' (Windows 7/8.1/10), just as you would uninstall any other application from your system.
Uninstall for MAC:
You can unload the add-in without uninstalling it by clicking the "Stop" button when the add-in is selected in the list box on the "Add-Ins" tab of the "Scripts and Add-Ins" dialog.
Unchecking "Run on Startup" causes the add-in not to be loaded in future sessions of Autodesk® Fusion 360™.
- Navigate to ./ApplicationsPlugins folder and select the app bundle you want to uninstall
- Either drag the app bundle to the Trash, or right-click and select “Move to Trash”
- Right-click on the Trash-Can and select “Empty Trash”
- If you prefer keystrokes, you can also just select the app bundle and then hit Command+Delete to move the app to Trash, then empty the Trash and the app will be removed.
Additional Information
Known Issues
Contact
Author/Company Information
Support Information
Email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with feedback or questions
Write an explicit subject to your email (i.e. "GitHubToFusion360" + your problem)
Version History
| Version Number | Version Description |
|---|---|
|
2.3.0 |
Add ability to import sources located in a subfolder of the GitHub repo Change prefix of temporary folder name from "F360_GitHub_" to "GitHubToFusion360_" |
|
2.2.0 |
Fix a bug in parsing non valid file NMachineSpecificOptions.xml |
|
2.1.0 |
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Lend some of your 0.00000000 BTC balance to the site for use as bankroll.
You get any gains the site makes (minus a 10% commission on net profits), but you also take any losses.
You currently have 0.00000000 BTC invested.
You are supplying 0.000000% of the site's bankroll.
The last server seed was:
The last server seed hash was:
Your client seed for that server seed was:
The number of rolls you made with the last pair of seeds was:
Type up to 24 random digits (0 through 9) to re-randomize with your own seed:
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An account was automatically created when you first visited the site. If you have cookies enabled, you will be automatically logged in each time you visit from this computer.
Your user ID is 275810.
You can log into the same account from a different computer or browser using this link. Protect this secret link as it can be used to access your account balance.
If you prefer to use a more traditional and secure approach then
All your bets come here
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All bets come here
| BetId | Who | When | Lucky | Target | Bet | Payout | Profit |
|---|
You currently have 0.00000000 BTC invested.
You are supplying 0.000000% of the site's bankroll.
You can invest some of your balance with the site for other players to bet against. This both increases the maximum bets on the site, and you keep any profits made. You also 'keep' any losses.
Although we have a 1% house edge, and in the long run will earn a profit of 1% of the wagered amount, in the short to medium term we can still lose money. In times when we are lucky, we win many bets and earn a larger-than-expected profit, and in unlucky times we earn less than expected, and can even lose out. This is especially so if someone comes in and makes a large number of massive bets; we can either gain a lot or lose a lot. If you believe that the potential gains do not outweigh the potential losses, please do not invest.
Let's break it down: Suppose the total bankroll is currently made of 90 BTC from a single investor, and you invest a further 10 BTC. You will have 10% of the new 'current bankroll', and the first investor's share will drop from 100% to 90%. Each bet that a player makes is played against the current bankroll. As players win and lose, your investment grows or shrinks by 10% of the overall house profit. When you withdraw your investment you get 10% of the current bankroll. You may withdraw your investment at any time. Other players' investments will affect the percentage of the current bankroll that your investment represents. If a 3rd investor then invests another 100 BTC, bringing the total bankroll to 200 BTC, the first investor's percentage drop from 90% to 45%, your percentage drops from 10% to 5%, and the new investor's percentage is 50%. Then if a player loses 20 BTC to the site, everyone's investment grows in proportion. Your 10 BTC investment is now 5% of the new bankroll (220 BTC) ie. 11 BTC.
On each bet, each player can profit by up to 0.5% of the house's bankroll. The maximum bet is dynamically adjusted after each bet. Work is in progress to allow investors to set their own risk level. Perhaps you want to risk up to 5% of your investment on each roll, not just 1%. At some point that may be available. Originally the site allowed players to profit by up to 1% of the house's bankroll, but this figure was reduced in an attempt to reduce volatility in the bankroll levels.
A simple example: The site's bankroll is 90 BTC. You invest 10 BTC, bringing the total bankroll up to 100 BTC. A player bets 1 BTC and loses. The total bankroll is now 101 BTC.  The site's bankroll is now 90.9 BTC.
Alternatively: You invest the same 10 BTC and the same player bets 1 BTC at a 2x multiplier and wins. The total bankroll is now 99 BTC. Your investment is now only worth 9.9 BTC. You can withdraw it now and take the loss, or wait for the law of large numbers to work in your favour. In the long run you can expect to profit 1% of everything bet against your investment.
The site currently charges a 10% commission on net investment profits to cover expenses such as advertising, server hosting, etc. The commission rate is subject to change. Notice will be given in this paragraph 7 clear days before any rate change takes effect.
Commission is charged when profits are divested, or at midnight (UTC) on Sunday each week, whichever happens sooner. Commission is never charged twice on the same profits. For example if you invest 100 BTC and it grows to 110 BTC by the end of the first week, you will be charged 10% of your 10 BTC profit. If your remaining 109 BTC investment then shrinks to 105 BTC over the next week, you will not be charged any commission at the end of that week. And then, if it grows to 119 BTC by the end of the 3rd week, you will only be charged 10% commission on the new 10 BTC of profit over the previous high of 109 BTC. At any point you could divest up to your original investment of 100 BTC without being charged commission since we consider that when divesting you divest the original investment first, and profits later.
Please help advertise the site. The more players we have, the faster your investment will grow. If you have a BitcoinTalk.org forum account, please consider adding the following to your signature there:
To edit your BitcoinTalk signature, visit https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile then click the "Forum Profile Information" link under "Modify Profile" in the top left. Copy/paste the above code into the "Signature" box, and click "Change profile" at the bottom of the page to save the new signature.
This game is provably fair. What that means is that there is no way the site can cheat you by picking numbers to make you lose. You can take our word for it, but for the crypto-nerds out there, here are the gory details:
When you click 'randomize' in the top right we make up a secret random string (the server seed) that is used to randomize the rolls. You are shown the hash of the server seed, and are asked to supply your own random number (the client seed) to further randomize the rolls.
The sha256 hash of the server seed you are currently using is:
The client seed currently in use:
and the number of bets you have made using it:
Each time you roll, the server and client seeds are combined with the number of rolls you have made since the seeds were selected to create the roll.
Notice that you are shown the hash of the server seed before picking your client seed. This ensures that there is no way we can influence the numbers you will roll.
If you want to verify that we are not cheating you, click 'randomize' again to reveal the current server seed and generate a new pair of seeds for future rolls.
In this way you can verify your rolls whenever you like, without having to wait for a daily secret to be published, and you are safe from cheating without the need to set a different client seed for each bet you make.
To generate your dice rolls, we string together your bet number, a colon, your client seed, a colon, and your bet number.
For example, if your client seed is 1234567 and you are about to make your first roll since setting the seed, we will use "1:1234567:1".
We do the same with the server seed: put your bet number before and after it, with a colon separator.
We then use the hmac-sha512() function to hash that string with the modified server seed. That gives us a 128 character hex string.
Note that the "bet number" in both the above cases is the number of bets you have made since your seeds were selected, not the global server "bet ID" number.
We then take the first 5 characters of that hex string and convert them to a decimal integer (that will be in the range 0 through 1048575 (16^5-1)).
If it is less than 1 million, we divide it by 10,000 and use it as your dice roll. That is the case 96% of the time.
Otherwise we use the next five characters of the 128 character hex string, and repeat.
In the unlikely event that none of the 25 groups of five characters are lower than 1 million when convered to decimal, we use the remaining 3 hex digits, which give a number in the range 0 through 4095, which corresponds to a dice roll of 0.0000 through 0.4095.
A few players on the site collaborated to create a service which you can use to verify your rolled numbers. Copy the 3-line value from the 'randomize' window into the first input of that page and click 'verify' for a list of the numbers you rolled, calculated independently of the site.


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The <DuxAutoComplete>
component implements drop-down auto-complete fields. They can use
single or multi-selection. They can restrict the user to values in a list or allow new values to be added. The
following are properties of the AutoComplete component.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | (required) | The name of the form field |
| items | (required) | Array of items (see Items, below) |
| defaultValue | (none) | The default value or values from the items (see Default Values, below) |
| allowMulti | false | True of the user is allowed to select multiple items in the list |
| multiSeparators | [',', ';'] | Array of characters that users type to begin a new item in a multi-select list |
| allowNewItems | false | True if the user is allowed to add items not in the supplied list of items |
| validateItem | (none) | Callback function to validate items before adding to a multi-select list |
The items
property specifies an array of items the user can choose from as they type. Each item in
the array is an object with the following required properties.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| label | The label shown in the list. As the user types, the drop-down list shows items that partially match this label |
| value | The value of the item. It can be same as the label, but must be specified. This value must be unique. |
If supplying a value in the defaultValue
field, it must match the value
of one of the
items in the Items Array
. For multi-selection, an array of values is expected.
The <DuxAutoComplete>
component stores data in the Redux store very similar to the
<DuxInput>
component. The major difference is with multi-select fields. Instead of a
value
property, an array of selected items is stored in the selectedItems
property.
If a callback is specified in the validateItem
property, it is called when a user attempts to add a
new item to the multi-select list. It is passed the value in question, the field name, and the form name. It
returns an error string if the value is invalid or undefined
if valid.
A few helper functions specific to auto-complete fields are provided. There are
getAutoCompleteMultiSelectValues
, setAutoCompleteSingleSelectValue
,
setAutoCompleteMultiSelectValues
, and clearAutoCompleteSelection
. See
the Helpers topic for more information.
The <DuxAutoComplete>
component uses a few CSS classes for styling.
| .duxformac-container |
This is the outer container for the auto-complete component. This appears to the user to be a
normal <input> control. The drop-down list is positioned immediately below this
container. Selected items are inside this container.
|
| .duxformac-input |
This class is applied to the actual <input> component where the user types.
|
| .duxformac-dropdown-container | This is the outer container for the drop-down list. This is just a scrolling div. |
| .duxformac-dropdown-list |
This is a <ul> component.
|
| .duxformac-list-item | This is a <li> component.
|
| .duxformac-selected-item | This is the container for a selected item in a multi-select field. |
| .duxformac-list-item.highlighted | This is the currently highlighted item in the drop-down list. |
| .duxformac-remove-icon | This is the small "x" for a selected item in a multi-select field. |


The strcode
(short for structuring code) package contains tools to organize and abstract your code better. It consists of
sum_str
that summarizes the code structure based on the separators and their comments added with the Add-in. For one or more files, it can cat the structure to the console or a file.We suggest three levels of granularity for code structuring, whereas higher-level blocks can contain lower-level blocks.
# ____________________________________________________________________________
# A title ####
## ............................................................................

### One more ####
You can notice from the above that
#
used in front of the break character (___
, ...
, . .
) corresponds to the level of granularity that is separated.___
, ...
, . .
were chosen such that they reflect the level of granularity, namely ___
has a much higher visual density than . .
.####
. Therefore, the titles are recognized by RStudio as sections. This has the advantages that you can get a quick summary of your code in Rstudio’s code pane and you can fold sections as you can fold code or function declarations or if statements. See the pictures below for details.The separators all have length 80. The value is looked up in the global option strcode$char_length
and can therefore be changed by the user.
By default, breaks and titles are inserted via a Shiny Gadget, but this default can be overridden by setting the option strcode$insert_with_shiny
to FALSE
and hence only inserting the break.
Sometimes it is required to refer to a code section, which can be done by title. A better way, however, is to use a unique hash sequence - let us call it a code anchor - to create an arguably unique reference to that section. A code anchor in strcode
is enclosed by #<
and >#
so all anchors can be found using regular expressions. You can add section breaks that include a hash. That might look like this
## .................. #< 685c967d4e78477623b861d533d0937a ># ..................
## An anchored section ####
Code anchors might prove helpful in other situations where one want to anchor a single line. That is also possible with strcode
. An example of a code anchor is the following:
#< 56f5139874167f4f5635b42c37fd6594 >#
this_is_a_super_important_but_hard_to_describe_line_so_let_me_anchor_it
The hash sequences in strcode are produced with the R package digest.
Once code has been structured by adding sections (as above), it can easily be summarized or represented in a compact and abstract form. This is particularly handy when the codebase is large, when a lot of people work on the code or when new people join a project. The function sum_str
is designed for the purpose of extracting separators and respective comments, in order to provide high level code summaries. It is highly customizable and flexible, with a host of options. Thanks to RStudio’s API, you can even create summaries of the file you are working on, simply by typing sum_str()
in the console. The file presented in the example section below can be summarized as follows:
sum_str(file_out = "strcode.Rmd",
width = 40,
granularity = 2,
lowest_sep = FALSE,
header = TRUE)
Summarized structure of placeholder_code/example.R
line level section
2 # _
3 # function test
6 ## -A: pre-processing
57 ## B: actual function
83 # ____________________________________
84 # function test2
87 ## A: pre-processing
138 ## B: actual function
169 ## test
path_in
specifies a directory or filenames for looking for content to summarize.file_out
indicates where to dump the output.width
gives the width of the output in characters.granularity = 2
indicates that we want two of three levels of granularity to be contained in the summary and don’t include level 3 comments.lowest_sep = FALSE
to indicate that we want lowest separators (given granularity
) to be omitted between the titles of the sections.header
was set to TRUE
, so the column names were reported as well. Note that they are slightly off since knitr uses a different tab length. In the R console and more imporantly in the outputed file, they are aliged.To demonstrate the improvement in legibility, we give an extended example with some placeholder code.
# ____________________________________________________________________________
# function test ####
test <- function(x) {
## ............................................................................

## B: actual function ####
variable < -paste("T", period, "nog_", sector, sep = "")
variable <- paste(variable, "==", 1, sep = "")
arg<-substitute(variable)
r<-eval(arg, idlist.data[[1]])
a<<-1
was_factor <- FALSE
if (is.factor(yes)) {
yes <- as.character(yes)
was_factor <- TRUE
}
if (is.factor(no)) {
no <- as.character(no)
was_factor <- TRUE
}
out <- ifelse(test, yes, no)
if(was_factor) {
cfactor(out)
} else {
out
}
## ............................................................................
}
# ____________________________________________________________________________
# function test2 ####
test2 <- function(x) {
## ............................................................................

## B: actual function ####
variable < -paste("T", period, "nog_", sector, sep = "")
variable <- paste(variable, "==", 1, sep = "")
arg<-substitute(variable)
r<-eval(arg, idlist.data[[1]])
a<<-1
was_factor <- FALSE
if (is.factor(yes)) {
yes <- as.character(yes)
was_factor <- TRUE
}
if (is.factor(no)) {
no <- as.character(no)
was_factor <- TRUE
}
out <- ifelse(test, yes, no)
if(was_factor) {
cfactor(out)
} else {
out
}
## ............................................................................
}


Often, when developing an application, it’s either difficult to package classes in the 1:1 classname:filename standard Zend Framework recommends, or it’s advantageous for purposes of packaging not to do so. However, this means you class files will not be found by the autoloader.
If you read through the design goals for the autoloader, the last point in that section indicated that the solution should cover this situation. Zend Framework does so with Zend\Loader\Autoloader\Resource.
A resource is just a name that corresponds to a component namespace (which is appended to the autoloader’s namespace) and a path (which is relative to the autoloader’s base path). In action, you’d do something like this:
1 2 3 4 | $loader = new Zend\Application\Module\Autoloader(array(
'namespace' => 'Blog',
'basePath' => APPLICATION_PATH . '/modules/blog',
));
|
Once you have the loader in place, you then need to inform it of the various resource types it’s aware of. These resource types are simply pairs of subtree and prefix.
As an example, consider the following tree:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | path/to/some/resources/
|-- forms/
| `-- Guestbook.php // Foo_Form_Guestbook
|-- models/
| |-- DbTable/
| | `-- Guestbook.php // Foo_Model_DbTable_Guestbook
| |-- Guestbook.php // Foo_Model_Guestbook
| `-- GuestbookMapper.php // Foo_Model_GuestbookMapper
|
Our first step is creating the resource loader:
1 2 3 4 | $loader = new Zend\Loader\Autoloader\Resource(array(
'basePath' => 'path/to/some/resources/',
'namespace' => 'Foo',
));
|
Next, we need to define some resource types. Zend\Loader\Autoloader\Resource::addResourceType() has three arguments: the “type” of resource (an arbitrary string), the path under the base path in which the resource type may be found, and the component prefix to use for the resource type. In the above tree, we have three resource types: form (in the subdirectory “forms”, with a component prefix of “Form”), model (in the subdirectory “models”, with a component prefix of “Model”), and dbtable (in the subdirectory “models/DbTable”, with a component prefix of “Model_DbTable”). We’d define them as follows:
1 2 3 | $loader->addResourceType('form', 'forms', 'Form')
->addResourceType('model', 'models', 'Model')
->addResourceType('dbtable', 'models/DbTable', 'Model_DbTable');
|
Once defined, we can simply use these classes:
1 2 | $form = new Foo_Form_Guestbook();
$guestbook = new Foo_Model_Guestbook();
|
Note
Module Resource Autoloading
Zend Framework’s MVC layer encourages the use of “modules”, which are self-contained applications within your site. Modules typically have a number of resource types by default, and Zend Framework even recommends a standard directory layout for modules. Resource autoloaders are therefore quite useful in this paradigm – so useful that they are enabled by default when you create a bootstrap class for your module that extends Zend\Application\Module\Bootstrap. For more information, read the ZendLoaderAutoloaderModule documentation.
The source code of this file is hosted on GitHub. Everyone can update and fix errors in this document with few clicks - no downloads needed.


Getting Started
- Camouflage is a deno module, therefore to install Camouflage, you'd need to install Deno first, if you haven't already done so.
- You can then import Camouflage into your project:
import { CamouflageConfig, CamouflageServer } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Note that you'd also need to provide a config file to initialize Camouflage.
import { YamlLoader } from "https://deno.land/x/yaml_loader/mod.ts";
const configLoader = new YamlLoader();
const config: CamouflageConfig = <CamouflageConfig>await configLoader.parseFile("./config.yaml");
- Create a
config.yaml
file at the root of your project. And paste the following content (update if required).
Configuration Options / Sample Config yml File
loglevel: INFO
protocols:
http:
enable: true
port: 8080
mocks: "./mocks"
https:
enable: true
port: 8443
cert: "./certs/server.crt"
key: "./certs/server.key"
- For simplicity, create an
inputs
array to store the configs in following order.
const inputs = [
config.loglevel,
config.protocols.http.enable,
config.protocols.http.port,
config.protocols.http.mocks,
config.protocols.https.enable,
config.protocols.https.port,
config.protocols.https.cert,
config.protocols.https.key,
];
- Finally, create an instance of
CamouflageServer
and callstart()
by spreading theinputs
array as it's parameters
const camouflageServer: CamouflageServer = new CamouflageServer();
// @ts-ignore ignore
camouflageServer.start(...inputs);
Create your first mock
Camouflage follows the same convention as mockserver to create mocks. For example,
Note
All further references to the variable ${MOCK_DIR} in this documentation will refer to the directory you have specified in your config.yaml file under config.protocols.http.mocks
- You start by creating a directory ${MOCKS_DIR}/hello-world
- Create a file GET.mock under ${MOCKS_DIR}/hello-world.
- Paste following content:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
X-Custom-Header: Custom-Value
Content-Type: application/json
{
"greeting": "Hey! It works!"
}
Navigate to http://localhost:8080/hello-world


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Version 0.3 of Amy, the web application we're building to manage workshops, has just been released. Among the improvements are:
It's already making our admins' lives better, and there are lots more improvements in the works. For details, please see Piotr Banaszkiewicz's recent blog post.


Posted on April 8
RSS affiliate Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM) has trained its guns on Ramesh Chand, the agriculture expert member in the Narendra Modi government's apex think tank Niti Aayog, for suggesting that the government's plan to expand the scope of minimum support price (MSP) to more crops is inflationary.
In a letter to Prime Minister Modi, SJM has sought empirical evidence to prove Chand's claim and, in case it doesn't happen, called for 'appropriate' action against him.
"We are writing this letter with a deep grouse, feeling of being hurt and utter sorrow. There are reports that the NITI Aayog's Member Agriculture, Ramesh Chand, is making statements of calling Minimum Support Price (MSP) offered by your government as inflationary. This is not only insult to the political leadership, which has taken this great decision keeping the interests of farmers in mind, but is also an ill-informed and malicious statement," the letter said.
SJM demands that government should ask Ramesh Chand to provide the empirical study, source or minutes of stakeholder consultations done to reach these conclusions. "If he fails to do the same; we demand that appropriate action be taken in this regard," it stated.
Ashwani Mahajan, All India Co-Convenor, SJM, said that they have found that MSP keeps farmer and farming alive, and has for a long period aided production. "We at Swadeshi Jagran Manch find the report titled 'Ensuring MSP benefits for farmers' and the statement - the combined effect of the two budget announcements on farm level prices will be about 15 percent, transmission of this increase to wholesale and retail levels will have very strong implication for inflation and consumers- to be a blatant lie, and adds insult to the injury of farmers", he said.
SJM claims that its analysis and discussions with various experts find this report far from reality. "If taken as the basis for the policy framing, this will detract the great effort made by your government of increasing the MSP", the letter said. It also quoted several studies to buttress its argument.
"In last three years, there are several evidences coming out of NITI Aayog, which forces us to believe that the think-tank is pushing corporate agenda. In this case, with the suggestions of 'market reforms' in agriculture and is pushing introduction of future trading in agriculture produce, this is despite the fact that infrastructure is not there", the letter stated.
Mahajan said that Chand is deliberately overlooking the fact that futures trading in commodity exchanges are causing havoc by unthinkable inflation in food and other agriculture produce. "This only benefits the cash rich corporates and middleman, not the poor farmer", says the letter.
According to SJM, MSP is a very critical element in Indian farming in deciding crop allocation, procurement, buffer stock and market price." In last 25 years, the rural distress in India has increased -one of the reasons behind this is non-remunerative prices of the farm produce. The distress is a critical component in pushing farmers to commit suicides. We really appreciate your (Prime Minister's) concern for the farmers and poor of this country, and appreciated an 'apt decision of fixing Minimum Support Price (MSP) to farmers for all crops will lift farm-gate prices by 15 percent and raise rural incomes', " the letter said.


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This is going to be a hard story for me to write. Most of the time I have written reports about drug experiences in the hopes of sharing profound experiences. I hoped that my writings could teach others. I even thought that perhaps my own insights could be applied to another person’s life and benefit them in ways I couldn’t imagine. But the days when I felt like that seem so far away, as if they occurred in another life…
…and in a way, they did.
Some background:
Several years ago I fell in love with opioids. While I originally was just using pharmaceutical narcotics I ultimately progressed (as many addicts do) and found myself using heroin intravenously. The first time I ever shot dope was like the first time I ever had sex; I finally understood what all the fuss was about. Everything about the experience appealed to me. I enjoyed making trips to get heroin. I enjoyed prepping shots.  And most of all, I loved the rush.
At the time I started injecting heroin I was already on Suboxone (buprenorphine / naloxone) maintenance. It went well at first, until I got an urge. I needed to experience the feeling again. I needed to taste the dope in the back of my mouth. And so I started getting high again. This cycle went on for some time…
Fast forward to July 2008:
I entered a detoxification / psychiatric facility in Connecticut to try to break my addiction and to try to regain control over my emotions. I suffer from bipolar disorder, as well as chronic insomnia (which makes me lose touch with reality), and was feeling a bit suicidal. At this point I had been off of Suboxone for about two weeks and been using heroin nearly every day, struggling when I couldn’t get any. I knew I needed serious help and so I entered the program. When I went in I was already feeling very sick. They offered a methadone taper over five days. I thought this seemed a bit faster than a methadone taper should be, but for once I decided to trust to doctors over what I had read.
Well lo and behold, five days later then had reduced my methadone dose from 25mg to nothing. I was feeling rather ill, depressed, and very tired. I requested to remain in the program longer, but they assured me that I was done detoxing, as they said five days on methadone is plenty of time to break my heroin addiction. Disgusted, I asked if I would at least be given something for sleep, since they had confiscated my other medicine (Seroquel and Trazadone) when I entered. They said no, as they didn’t know me well enough to prescribe sleeping pills. I asked again if I could stay, but they said they needed the bed and I was no longer medical in any danger.
I got home from the hospital on Monday, July 7 in the early afternoon. Within three hours of getting home I began vomiting from withdrawal symptoms. I could not tolerate the pain I was experiencing, and so I told about twenty-five loperamide pills. They eased the withdrawal enough where I was able to get up and move around. Unfortunately though, without any sleep aids I did not sleep Monday night. I stayed up through Tuesday, popping more loperamide like it was candy. Early Wednesday morning I managed to get about four hours of sleep. I was excited to get any. Wednesday night, after a repeat of the past days, I got five hours of sleep. My mental stability had been returning, but this lack of sleep crushed all progress I had made. I couldn’t stand being awake any longer, and so I turned to something else…
July 10, 2008 - 10:30 PM:
My girlfriend had left my house a few moments before. I was feeling exhausted and was becoming a bit delirious (I felt). I wanted to get a good night sleep for the first time in ages, so I decided to use my stash. I pulled out my supplies and went to work. I had gotten ten bags of what was said to be “pretty good” heroin. I took two bags and cut out a line to sniff (in order to taste / sample). The sniff made me decide the dope was in fact pretty decent stuff. This didn’t stop me from cooking up the other eight though. After all, I had shot close to twenty-five only about nine days before.
I emptied the chemical into my spoon.  When I was done, I placed the side of the syringe in my mouth to hold it while I prepared to tie off. I removed my belt and slipped it over my right arm, just over the elbow. I pulled it tight, trading the syringe in my teeth for the loose end of my belt. I saw the liquid in the rig, and I noticed something. The mixture seemed much lighter than usually. I am more used to a dark brown, but this was much paler. I assume it simply was just due to the large amount of water I used.
I cleaned the tip of the needle and my arm and I placed the needle nearly parallel to the vein. I bent it just enough where I was able to pierce the skin, enter a vein, and comfortably keep the syringe there without having to use my hand much. When I thought I found my vein I pulled back on the plunger. Sure enough, the beautiful red cloud entered the brown water, much like if Jaws had taken place in a dirty river. I depressed the plunger slowly until it was empty. I quickly removed the syringe from my arm and put a compress on the vein (I always try to remove the needle before the rush hits). I waited for the taste in my mouth to manifest, but it never came. But then the rush hit…
I had always read that the rush of intravenous heroin was better than sex. In all the times I have done it though I think I can count on one hand the number of times I would compare it to an orgasm. This however, was above and beyond. The feeling was indescribably wonderful. Then however, things changed. I noticed a strong tingling sensation running through my body. It began to burn in my extremities first, and then moving inward. I was wondering if I maybe got a batch cut with antihistamines, as I read they burn when injected. However, before I could answer, everything went black…
---The following was told to me by family and others. I have no reason to doubt it anything they told me. For this reason, and for the sake of trying to write an interesting report, I was write this according to how it was probably perceived---
Matt Himself fell forward from his bed, smacking his face against his end table, and then falling down against the table and his bed. This alerted his mother, who was watching television in the next room. She came to his door and called his name. There was no answer.
She opened the door and saw Matt Himself slumped on the floor. She began shaking him, trying to wake him up. His sister quickly called 911 and informed them that her brother had overdosed, which was evident by the needle that had fallen next to his body. As his father entered the room they realized that he was no longer breathing and was beginning to turn blue. While the paramedics rushed to his house, his father performed CPR in hopes of preventing any brain injuries due to hypoxia.
When the paramedics and police arrived, they rushed in to the scene to find Matt Himself unconscious and unresponsive. At this point they said they could no longer detect a pulse. For all intents and purposes, Matt Himself was dead.
After several shots of naloxone, other various chemicals, and an oxygen mask, they still could not detect a pulse in Matt Himself’s body. They began calling his name, begging him to wake up. His father heard the paramedics announce that if the next shot did not bring him back, they would call time of death. They administered what would be the final shot of naloxone and epinephrine. After this they noticed a weak pulse returning to Matt Himself. At this point he began to open his eyes…
---Shockingly, I remember from this point on, and I remember it as clearly as I do anything that has ever happened to me. So at this point, I’ll resume the story---
I opened my eyes and was confused. The first thing I noticed was my center of gravity was off. I was definitely on my back. But where was I? And who were these men over me? After a few surreal moments, I realized they were police and paramedics. At this point I knew I had either been mugged or something, or I had overdosed and needed to be revived. Sadly, I hoped I had been mugged…
They questioned me, asking if I could breathe, which I could, although it was labored. They continued asking questions, but I was unable to answer. My breathing was too shallow and I could not squeeze words out. While the paramedics worked on me, the cop lectured me about how I was ruining my life and how I should be sickened my family had to witness this. I would have conveyed that I already felt horrible for what had happened. I already felt intense guilt. However, being unable to breath and therefore, unable to speak, I couldn’t respond.
The paramedics wheeled me down to the ambulance. As I left my house strapped to a gurney I had to pass my family, my girlfriend, and my girlfriend’s family. It was the most shameful thing that I have every experienced. As I entered the ambulance, the paramedics asked if anyone wanted to ride with me. They all declined. At this point I started crying. My going to the detox facility was my last effort to get clean. My parents had warned me that if I continued getting high that I would no longer be welcome in my house. My girlfriend had also given me a similar ultimatum. And now I had to roll past them; my presence on the stretcher being a testament to my failure as a human being. It was more than I could handle.
On the ride the paramedic shook his head at me, and asked what me what I was thinking. And I answered as truthfully, and bluntly as I could, with a phrase I will remember till the day I die…
“I just wanted to sleep…”
I arrived at the hospital some about 20 minutes later. I was shocked to see my family there. I had completely expected them to turn their backs to me. As I was wheeled through the emergency room, I noticed that people were rushing to me. I had been to the emergency room before for an overdose, but never had I received the urgent care I was getting. I was quickly strapped to machines to monitor all my vital signs. At this time I noticed the taste of blood in my mouth. I also had a bad cough. I told the doctor about what I was experiencing, and all he said was that I should spit out the blood. I assumed it was blood from a cut in my mouth, caused by the fall. The doctor told me he didn’t think that was the case, and that the blood was almost certainly from burst capillaries in my lungs. The doctor managed to quickly get me in for a chest x-ray.
While I waited for the results, my parents came in. My mother was crying, but she quickly went over and took my hand. At this moment I realized that despite the trauma I had put my family through, they were not just going to discard me. This filled me with a sense of hope. Unfortunately, it was not a sensation that I would feel much more that evening.
The doctor arrived with my x-ray results. Sure enough, the blood was coming from my lungs. The doctor told me I had acute respiratory distress syndrome. He spoke very bluntly (which upset my mother a great deal). He said people with acute respiratory distress syndrome oftentimes only have a one in four chance of surviving through the night. He then added that in order to get those one in four odds, you most likely will need to be intubated. I had been suicidal in the weeks leading up to the overdose, but suddenly I felt fear. When I learned I only had a twenty-five percent chance of survival, the fear was unreal. How could I have wanted to die so deeply a week before, and now fear death so greatly. Maybe it was because it was out of my hands? I don’t suspect I’ll ever know…
As I lay there in the emergency room, coughing up large (frightening even) amounts of blood, I began to notice a familiar warmth slip over me. The heroin was beginning to re-grab my receptors. This both scared and pleased me. I was afraid of what that dose of heroin might do to my body (since it had already killed me), but part of me felt that I was going to be stuck here for awhile and that I might as well feel nice! This was also short lived.
Once the doctors noticed me beginning to nod off, they came in with some naloxone. They gave me a shot of it despite my pleads. Within seconds, the warm fuzzy content feeling was stripped away. It was replaced by anger, burning, and the most intense pain I have ever felt.
When I tasted the naloxone as it was pushed, I immediately started getting nervous. When the drug hit me itself though, I screamed, I cried, I thrashed around, I screamed “You should have let me die!”. As the heroin was viciously ripped from my mu receptors my entire body screamed in agony in unison. My parents and a doctor had to grab my shoulders and pin me to the bed to ensure my thrashing around didn’t cause any accidents or injuries. As I screamed and cried, the doctor came in and begged me to try to relax. My pulse had jumped over 200 BPM. The doctor had someone ready to knock me out, as they thought I was about to have a heart attack.
As every bone in my body screamed, every strand of hair on my head suffered. Having broken many bones in my life, I can safely say the pain of naloxone while under the influence of heroin is unreal. It is indescribably pain. In fact, the pain reached such an unbearable peak, that I went into shock. Suddenly, all the agony occurring in my body ceased. I was still in extraordinary pain, but my body would not allow me to feel it. I turned to my father, and in a very calm collected voice I simply said “The pain is unreal”.
After some time in this strange state of agony and peace, I began to feel my nerves starting to work again. The feeling of napalm in my bones was fading fast. My skin no longer felt like it was soaked in liquid nitrogen. And shortly after, I began to feel a slight sedation again. But this time I made a point to force my eyes open. I would not allow them to see any signs that might indicate that I needed more naloxone. As sick as it sounds, I would have chosen death over feeling that again.
I was moved into a room with more space, as I was told I would probably have to be intubated. At this point though, I didn’t care. Whatever else they wanted to do to me would pale in comparison to what I had already experienced. I lay in my bed, feeling very slight effects from the heroin that was still in my blood, and just relaxed… waiting to have a tube stuck down my throat…
…but it never came.
I spent the next two days in the intensive care unit. The next day was surreal in a horrible way. Relatives came by to simply yell at me. They were furious that my selfish choice had nearly made them mourn me. I simply did my best to go numb to the shouts, because it was too overwhelming, and my mental state was too fragile to handle this. This did not help the suicidal ideation I had been experiencing. As the onslaught continued, I did my best not to cry…
Later that night I began to experience withdrawal symptoms. I asked the nurse if I could get anything, but she said she couldn’t make that decision. As I shook and sweated, I told her to do whatever she needed to do to get me some methadone or buprenorphine. After about two hours of discomfort, I was given 30mg of methadone, which helped me considerably. I made it through the night fine, and was discharged the next day.
When I arrived home I found that my parents had hidden my Suboxone, thinking I wouldn’t need it coming from the first detox. I got pissed saying that if I had it, I wouldn’t have had to get heroin. I really upset them then by shouting “My death would have been for nothing.”  That night I began looking at rehabilitation facilities.
Epilogue:
Having returned from a twenty-eight day stay at a hospital in Connecticut, I can truly say I am a changed man. For the first time in years, I feel no opioid withdrawal symptoms, though I did feel like horrible for about fifteen days in there. I also found the right combination of medicine to help my bipolar disorder symptoms. I no longer spend my days thinking about whether or not I want to live till tomorrow. I finally feel that perhaps there could be a bright future for me. I am still a bit of a pessimist, but you can’t change everything in month.
I now attend meetings regularly. I also spend more time with my family. Fortunately for me, most of my friends are completely sober (I was the black sheep), so I don’t have to avoid them. I am returning to school soon, and hoping to graduate in December. For once, things are really looking up for me.
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So why did I write this? It wasn’t to discourage drug use; far from it.  I just felt sharing this experience might help keep the potential risks of drug use real. Perhaps this can help someone be a little more cautious in their use. But ultimately, I wrote this for me. It was a very cathartic process. By writing this all down and sharing it, I feel I have unloaded baggage and can finally move forward.
So thanks to anyone who reads this. Hopefully it can help someone, but if not, at least it saved me.
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If Your Kid Loves Star Wars, They'll Flip Over These Plush Toys That Turn Into Hoodies
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We love a good deal, whether it's BOGO Build-a-Bears or half-off wine (preferably the latter), so we could hardly contain our excitement when we heard about Cubcoats. The genius company makes huggable plush toys that transform into soft sweatshirts for kids, so they're basically like two gifts for the price of one. All your child has to do is unzip the back of their Cubcoat toy, roll out the hoodie, tuck the toy away in the hood, and voilà — they've got a cuddly jacket that can instantly be converted back into a toy once naptime rolls around.
Cubcoats sells a boatload of adorable toy-sweatshirt hybrids, from puppies and pandas to Minnie Mouses and minions, but with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's Dec. 20 release approaching, its Star Wars-themed options are sure to delight your lightsaber-obsessed kiddo. Like the rest of Cubcoats's offerings, the wearable Star Wars toys are made with machine-washable materials in case any mid-play session spillages occur, and they come in sizes for children ranging from 2 to 8 years old. Keep reading to see the cute new Cubcoats, along with a few more of our favorite movie-related hoodies from the brand.
There's No Denying That the Chewbacca Cubcoat Is Adorable
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Your Kid Won't Be Able to Resist Making Chewbacca's Classic Wookie Sounds While Wearing the Hoodie
The Darth Vader Cubcoat Is Spot On
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The Sweatshirt Features Similar Cool Designs on the Front
Have a Kid Who Loves Stormtroopers?
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It Unfolds to Look Just Like a Stormtrooper Suit
It Looks So Comfy!
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The Hoodie Has the Cutest Ears on Top
It's the Perfect Outfit For Disneyland Trips During Winter
Yep, There's Also a Minnie Mouse Version
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How Cute Are Those Polka Dots?!
I'd Buy One of These For Myself, TBH
Your Marvel-Obsessed Kid Will Love This Black Panther Option
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The King of Wakanda Turns Into a Cool Zip-Up Hoodie
Let Your Little One Unleash Their Inner Superhero
This Minion Toy Is Practically Begging to Be Cuddled With
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The Hoodie Is Downright Adorable
Hello, Next Year's One-and-Done Halloween Costume!
There's a Poppy the Troll Cubcoat as Well
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