Cost suggest $10 (to help with Eugenia's expenses), but no one turned away.
This will be a really interesting evening!
Come share an exciting evening with us!
Francoise Bourzat, healer and author of the soon to be released book: Consciousness Medicine-- Indigenous Wisdom, Entheogens, and Expanded States of Consciousness for Healing and Growth.
Time: 7 PM to 9. Come a little early for networking and connecting with the local medicine community.
Cost: suggest $10 (to help with Eugenia's expenses), but no one turned away.
We are very fortunate to have Eugenia and Francoise come to our area. These women are both powerful healers with a deep understanding of ways to bring indigenous wisdom into our modern era.
We can expect some combination of prayer, song, talk, book reading, and ritual. There will be a space to ask questions and meet with them.
Eugenia is a Mazatec woman, the daughter of the famous Grandmother Julieta Casimiro, and the main carrier of that lineage, since Julieta passed away last year.
Francoise is a teacher and counselor, and upcoming release of her highly anticipated new book has been touted by Michael Pollan, Rick Doblin, and others. Ralph Metzner (a beloved elder who passed away recently) wrote the forward to the book.
Please come and bring any of your friends who would be interested.


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Q: Using @AppStorage for string map How can I use @AppStorage for a string map in a SwiftUI app?
This is what I want to do:
@AppStorage("ratings") var ratings: [String: Double] = []

But this gives me the error message "No exact matches in call to initializer". When looking at the documentation, it looks like only a few data types are supported. It is possible to encode it as Data?

A: You can use this array extension to use structs in AppStorage, just add this to your code above ContentView:
extension Array: RawRepresentable where Element: Codable {
public init?(rawValue: String) {
    guard let data = rawValue.data(using: .utf8),
          let result = try? JSONDecoder().decode([Element].self, from: data)
    else {
        return nil
    }
    self = result
}

public var rawValue: String {
    guard let data = try? JSONEncoder().encode(self),
          let result = String(data: data, encoding: .utf8)
    else {
        return "[]"
    }
    return result
    }
}

And then you can create a struct for your data type:
struct Rating: Hashable, Codable {
var howManyStars: Int
var notes: String
}

Then make your AppStorage array like this:
@AppStorage("rating") var ratings: [Rating] = []

I hope this helps.

A: Looking at the documentation for @AppStorage the only values that you can currently store using this property wrapper are

*

*Int

*Double

*String

*Bool

*URL

*Data
And their optional counterparts. You can also store values that conform to RawRepresentable, like enums that conform to Int or String.
If you want to store a dictionary using this method then you would have to convert it to data and store it that way.
@AppStorage("ratings")
var ratings: Data = Data() // we need to initialize it with something

Then we can save to it using
let data = ["Hello": 5.0]
guard let ratings = try? JSONEncoder().encode(data) else { return }
self.ratings = ratings

And if we want to retrieve it we can do the following:
guard let decodedRatings = try? JSONDecoder().decode([String:Double].self, from: ratings) else { return }
print(decodedRatings)

Otherwise you will have to use UserDefaults directly, you can always use onChange and State to manage it. See this example of how to use onChange. You may need to create a custom init for your view so as to populate the State the value from UserDefaults.
Though you could write your own property wrapper, this article by John Sundell explains in detail how to do it.

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VAT on sunscreen
That this House calls for sunscreen to be reclassified as an essential healthcare item and therefore be exempted from VAT, given the important role it plays in preventing serious health conditions like skin cancer; understands that sunscreen is currently classified as a cosmetic product in the UK and is therefore subject to 20 per cent VAT, which adds around £1.50 to the cost of each bottle; recognises that Cancer Research UK has concluded that being sunburnt once every two years can triple the risk of melanoma skin cancer, and that melanoma skin cancer incidence rates have more than doubled in the UK since the early 1990s; and calls on the UK Government to therefore take action to remove VAT on this essential product to make it more affordable and to encourage people to protect themselves from the harmful effects of the sun.
Farry, Stephen
Cherry, Joanna
Edinburgh South West

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Ahh….I'm not sure what to make of this two wheeler. The actual photo can be found in the book titled Victorian and Edwardian Cycling and Motoring From Old Photographs and is dated as circa 1909. The engine is certainly a De Dion Bouton with a jet carburetor as is the rear brake that is normally mounted to the front on a DDB machine. Center hub steering on a flimsy looking frame that doesn't have any form of springing. The first custom motorcycle? Decide for yourself. You can also see 100s more motorcycle photos here on The Old Motor.
This entry was posted in Motorcycle photos, Out Of The Box and tagged early motorcycle photos.
I'd guess that's a wreck looking for a place to happen……different though.


The EDA-997AR from EverFocus is a 8x RS-485 unidirectional data distributor that is able to control several PTZ cameras from the one location or control multiple DVRs from EKB500. The EDA-997AR features a power adaptor, a 1200m range, switchable RS-485/RS-232 Inputs, plus comes rack mountable for additional support. The EDA-997AR is a light weight device that weighs 1.1kgs and comes with a dimension size of 482 x 44 x 99mm WxHxD for easy handling and installation.


Contractual theory of the origin state has spread to most logically complete form in the XVII - XVIII centuries. in the works of Hugo Grotius, JJ Rousseau, AN Radishcheva, etc. According to them, the government appears as the product of conscious creation as a result of the contract entered into by people who were previously in a "natural" primitive state.
State - is a rational union of people on the basis of an agreement between them, by virtue of which they transfer a part of their freedom, their power state. Isolated as to the origin of the state, individuals become one people. As a result, the rulers and the society it is a complex of mutual rights and obligations, and accordingly - the responsibility for non-compliance.
Thus, the State has the right to make laws, collect taxes, punish offenders and the like, but at the same time obliged to defend its territory, the rights of citizens and their property, etc. Citizens are obliged to obey the law, pay taxes, and so forth, but, in return, they are entitled to the protection of liberty and property, and in the case of abuse of power of the rulers - to terminate the contract with them, even by the overthrow.
On the one hand, the contractual theory was a major step forward in the knowledge of the state, for the break with the religious ideas of the origin of statehood and political power. This concept has profound democratic content, justifying the natural right of the people to overthrow the ruler unfit until the uprising.
On the other hand, the weak point of this theory is a schematic, idealized and abstract representation of a primitive society that is supposedly at a certain stage of its development, recognizes the need for an agreement between the people and the rulers.


We are delighted to be partnering a globally recognised brand name with the appointment of a Head of Financial Control & Policy.
Leading a team you will ensure the accuracy and integrity of the numbers, through policy adherence and through the effectiveness of internal controls that sit within the financial reporting framework.
The purpose of this position is to add competence and capability within the financial control and policy team to handle a variety of new challenges accounting pronouncements and implementations that will result from the convergence. This position will work closely with the Finance Leadership of the organisation to ensure the proper implementation of these new accounting pronouncements, ensuring all IFRS differences are captured and the Implementation of new GAAP is in line with the policy team in particular the new lease standard.
You will also oversee the financial control framework monitoring the performance of controls- month, quarter and year end assessments annual in scope SOX processes on all SOX matters and Accounting transactions; ensuring that SOX controls are in place to mitigate risks and accounting treatment is consistent with policy.
We are seeking a high calibre professional who will operate in a challenging and ever changing market environment and regulation regime. This demands responsiveness, accountability and commitment.


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The Twelve is an American comic book limited series from Marvel Comics, which the company announced in July 2007 would run twelve issues beginning spring 2008, with the creative team of writer J. Michael Straczynski and artist Chris Weston. The series stars 12 obscure superheroes from Marvel's earliest incarnation as Timely Comics from the 1940s period historians and fans call the Golden Age of Comic Books.

Publication history
Writer J. Michael Straczynski said in July 2007 that the story concerns 12 superhumans randomly kidnapped by the Nazis during World War II to study their powers for the Nazis' "Master Race" efforts. The superhumans were put in cryonic suspended-animation until the present day, when a construction project in Berlin, Germany inadvertently uncovers them. The series explores the culture shock of people from the 1940s being revived in the present day: "I wanted to explore their reactions to us, and our reactions to them ... what was good about the World War II period that we lost, and what was not so good about it that we've eliminated in all but them".

In early 2009, Marvel editor-in-chief Joe Quesada said the series was put "on hold" after issue #8 (Nov. 2008) because of Straczynski's increased demand as a screenwriter after the success of Changeling, and artist Weston's having taken on conceptual art and storyboarding on a separate film project. The series remained on indefinite hiatus throughout 2009. In February 2010, Straczynski said that the series would be resuming later that year. In November of that year, with no further issues having appeared, Straczynski said Weston "has now caught up on the artwork", without specifying an issue or page-count, and that he intended to continue scripting. According to news site Bleeding Cool, as of April 2011, Weston had just begun inking pencils for issue eleven. The Twelve was completed in September. Issues 9 & 10 came out in February 2012, #11 in March, and #12 in April.

Plot synopsis
As related by the Phantom Reporter: During the World War II Battle of Berlin in 1945, a dozen of the many superheroes and masked crimefighters of that era are ambushed by Nazis in the basement of an SS building, where the heroes are gassed and placed into cryogenic suspension for later experimentation, but the building is air bombed soon after and anyone aware of their situation is killed. In the present day, construction workers find this bunker, and the Twelve, as they become known, are revived. Put into the care of the U.S. military, they are housed together in a mansion where they receive counseling and support, are gradually made to understand that decades have passed, and are offered a role as heroes in the 21st century.

The Twelve adjust in various ways: The Blue Blade becomes a celebrity; the Phantom Reporter starts a column for the Daily Bugle, Dynamic Man allies himself with the FBI and other law-enforcement agencies and throws himself into heroics; the Black Widow reconnects as the "instrument of vengeance" of an unknown party and begins going on missions; and Rockman bemoans being cut off from an underground kingdom that may or may not exist. On ballistics evidence, police arrest the Laughing Mask for a 1940s murder. In addition, the daughter of the creator of the robot Electro reclaims possession of the robot.

In the framing story (set "much later"), the Phantom Reporter, gun in hand, stands over the body of the Blue Blade, regretting the man's death and vowing to find the killer.

The Phantom Reporter is ultimately able to reveal the killer, in a classic mystery setup that involves rounding up the rest of the cast from their various pursuits and explaining the events step by step. The recent spate of unexplained crimes, including an attack on a gay bar Dynamic Man had visited, was carried out by Electro under the control of Dynamic Man, who is forced to admit he also is an artificial being. Blue Blade, after hooking himself up to Electro's control apparatus, discovered this, and so Dynamic Man had Electro attack and kill him. Phantom Reporter has the Fiery Mask burn off Dynamic Man's costume, revealing him to be a "man" who will never be anatomically correct. It is inferred that his creator's phobias about sexual purity were transferred to Dynamic Man, thus explaining his discomfort with interracial marriages and the homophobia he has displayed throughout the series. He attacks the mansion, trying to trap and kill the others, but all manage to escape due to a sacrifice by Rockman.

After fleeing to his creator's home and laboratory, he is confronted by Phantom Reporter along with Captain Wonder, Mastermind Excello, and Fiery Mask. Dynamic Man kills Fiery Mask by crushing his larynx, but FM manages to pass his powers along to the Phantom Reporter. Dynamic Man is destroyed by the Reporter, while Captain Wonder holds him in place, suffering horrible burns. Later, at a funeral for Fiery Mask, the others discuss their future plans. Mister E plans on retiring to spend time with his family, to make up for his previous rejection of his Jewish identity. Rockman is not found, though it's believed he escaped and may have finally found his lost underground world and family.

The Witness leaves, to work with S.H.I.E.L.D. to find those who deserve justice, with Nick Fury's blessing (they had a meeting at a pier in Italy). He is seen confronting a "wanted" man somewhere in Italy, at some later date. Phantom Reporter states he never saw The Witness again. Captain Wonder goes back into action, but with a gold half-mask covering his facial scars. Mastermind Excello has used his wealth to buy a private security company, renamed EXC Enterprises, and sets up Phantom Reporter and the Black Widow as operatives. Laughing Mask is given a deal (which views his cryogenic sleep as time served) for his previous crimes and now controls Electro, going after terrorists in sanctioned military strikes. Despite the history of loss, betrayal and punishment, the series ends on a note of hope for the survivors. In the closing scene, Phantom Reporter, in a new "combat suit" with a flame emblem, and Black Widow, back in her old "spider web" costume, are seen heading towards a new mission at an unknown location, having been sent there by Mastermind Excello's "EXC Corporation". Richard and Claire now seem, according to the phrase repeated over and over by Richard, to now be called "Fire" and "Shadow".

Membership
The Twelve are:

Blue Blade
Black Widow
Captain Wonder: (Professor Jeff Jordan) This character was first published by Timely Comics. He possesses the power of super strength. He first appeared in Kid Komics #1 (Feb 1943) and #2 (Summer 1943).
Dynamic Man
Electro
Fiery Mask
Laughing Mask
Master Mind Excello
Mister E
Phantom Reporter
Rockman
Witness

Collected editions
Volume 1 (collects The Twelve #1–6, 144 pages, hardcover, October 2008, )
Volume 2 (collects The Twelve #7–12 and The Twelve: Spearhead #1, hardcover, July 2012, )
The Twelve (collects all 12 issues, soft cover, 2014, )
The Twelve (collects all 12 issues and The Twelve: Spearhead #1, hard cover, )

Additional issues
The Twelve #0 (Golden Age reprints, plus character designs, 2008)
The Twelve #½ (Golden Age reprints, 2008)
Spearhead #1 (one-shot, original story set in WWII by Chris Weston, May 2010)
Daring Mystery 70th Anniversary Special (one-shot by David Liss, plus Golden Age reprints, 2009)

Notes

References

External links
JMS Talks Timely About The Twelve, Comic Book Resources, November 1, 2007

Crossover comics
2008 comics debuts
2009 comics endings
Comics by J. Michael Straczynski

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Class PropertyList

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.fop.fo.PropertyList

Direct Known Subclasses:
Marker.MarkerPropertyList, StaticPropertyList

public abstract class PropertyList
extends java.lang.Object

Class containing the collection of properties for a given FObj.

Field Summary

protected  PropertyList
parentPropertyList

          reference to the parent FO's propertyList

Constructor Summary

PropertyList(FObj fObjToAttach,
             PropertyList parentPropertyList)

          Basic constructor.

Method Summary

 void
addAttributesToList(org.xml.sax.Attributes attributes)

          Adds the attributes, passed in by the parser to the PropertyList.

protected static java.lang.String
findBasePropertyName(java.lang.String attributeName)

          Finds the first or base part (up to any period) of an attribute name.

protected static java.lang.String
findSubPropertyName(java.lang.String attributeName)

          Finds the second or sub part (portion past any period) of an attribute
 name.

 Property
get(int propId)

          Return the property on the current FlowObject.

 Property
get(int propId,
    boolean bTryInherit,
    boolean bTryDefault)

          Return the property on the current FlowObject.

 CommonAbsolutePosition
getAbsolutePositionProps()

          Constructs a CommonAbsolutePosition object.

 CommonAural
getAuralProps()

          Constructs a CommonAural object.

 CommonBorderPaddingBackground
getBorderPaddingBackgroundProps()

          Constructs a BorderAndPadding object.

abstract  Property
getExplicit(int propId)

          Return the value explicitly specified on this FO.

 Property
getExplicitOrShorthand(int propId)

          Return the value explicitly specified on this FO.

 FObj
getFObj()

 CommonFont
getFontProps()

          Constructs a CommonFont object.

 Property
getFromParent(int propId)

          Return the value of this property on the parent of this FO.

 CommonHyphenation
getHyphenationProps()

          Constructs a CommonHyphenation object.

 Property
getInherited(int propId)

          Return the value of this property inherited by this FO.

 CommonMarginBlock
getMarginBlockProps()

          Constructs a CommonMarginBlock object.

 CommonMarginInline
getMarginInlineProps()

          Constructs a CommonMarginInline object.

 Property
getNearestSpecified(int propId)

          Return the "nearest" specified value for the given property.

 FObj
getParentFObj()

 PropertyList
getParentPropertyList()

 Property
getPropertyForAttribute(org.xml.sax.Attributes attributes,
                        java.lang.String attributeName,
                        java.lang.String attributeValue)

 CommonRelativePosition
getRelativePositionProps()

          Constructs a RelativePositionProps objects.

 CommonTextDecoration
getTextDecorationProps()

          Constructs a CommonTextDecoration object.

 java.util.Map<java.lang.String,Property>
getUnknownPropertyValues()

          Gets the current list of unknown property values

protected  void
handleInvalidProperty(org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName attr)

          Handles an invalid property.

protected  boolean
isValidPropertyName(java.lang.String propertyName)

          Validates a property name.

abstract  void
putExplicit(int propId,
            Property value)

          Set an value defined explicitly on this FO.

 int
selectFromWritingMode(int lrtb,
                      int rltb,
                      int tbrl,
                      int tblr)

          Select a writing mode dependent property ID based on value of writing mode property.

 void
validatePropertyValue(java.lang.String propertyValue,
                      Property output,
                      Property property)

          Adds an unknown property value to the property list so that if
 necessary, a warning can be displayed.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

parentPropertyList

protected PropertyList parentPropertyList

reference to the parent FO's propertyList

Constructor Detail

PropertyList

public PropertyList(FObj fObjToAttach,
                    PropertyList parentPropertyList)

Basic constructor.

Parameters:
fObjToAttach - the FO this PropertyList should be attached to
parentPropertyList - the PropertyList belonging to the new objects
 parent

Method Detail

getFObj

public FObj getFObj()

Returns:
the FObj object to which this propertyList is attached

getParentFObj

public FObj getParentFObj()

Returns:
the FObj object attached to the parentPropertyList

validatePropertyValue

public void validatePropertyValue(java.lang.String propertyValue,
                                  Property output,
                                  Property property)

Adds an unknown property value to the property list so that if
 necessary, a warning can be displayed.

Parameters:
propertyValue - The unknown property value
output - The output of the property to validate
property - The original property containing the full value

getUnknownPropertyValues

public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,Property> getUnknownPropertyValues()

Gets the current list of unknown property values

Returns:
The set containing the list of unknown property values

getParentPropertyList

public PropertyList getParentPropertyList()

Returns:
the FObj object attached to the parentPropetyList

getExplicitOrShorthand

public Property getExplicitOrShorthand(int propId)
                                throws PropertyException

Return the value explicitly specified on this FO.

Parameters:
propId - The id of the property whose value is desired.

Returns:
The value if the property is explicitly set or set by
 a shorthand property, otherwise null.

Throws:

PropertyException - ...

getExplicit

public abstract Property getExplicit(int propId)

Return the value explicitly specified on this FO.

Parameters:
propId - The ID of the property whose value is desired.

Returns:
The value if the property is explicitly set, otherwise null.

putExplicit

public abstract void putExplicit(int propId,
                                 Property value)

Set an value defined explicitly on this FO.

Parameters:
propId - The ID of the property to set.
value - The value of the property.

getInherited

public Property getInherited(int propId)
                      throws PropertyException

Return the value of this property inherited by this FO.
 Implements the inherited-property-value function.
 The property must be inheritable!

Parameters:
propId - The ID of the property whose value is desired.

Returns:
The inherited value, otherwise null.

Throws:

PropertyException - ...

get

public Property get(int propId)
             throws PropertyException

Return the property on the current FlowObject. If it isn't set explicitly,
 this will try to compute it based on other properties, or if it is
 inheritable, to return the inherited value. If all else fails, it returns
 the default value.

Parameters:
propId - The Constants ID of the property whose value is desired.

Returns:
the Property corresponding to that name

Throws:

PropertyException - if there is a problem evaluating the property

get

public Property get(int propId,
                    boolean bTryInherit,
                    boolean bTryDefault)
             throws PropertyException

Return the property on the current FlowObject. Depending on the passed flags,
 this will try to compute it based on other properties, or if it is
 inheritable, to return the inherited value. If all else fails, it returns
 the default value.

Parameters:
propId - the property's id
bTryInherit - true for inherited properties, or when the inherited
                      value is needed
bTryDefault - true when the default value may be used as a last resort

Returns:
the property

Throws:

PropertyException - if there is a problem evaluating the property

getNearestSpecified

public Property getNearestSpecified(int propId)
                             throws PropertyException

Return the "nearest" specified value for the given property.
 Implements the from-nearest-specified-value function.

Parameters:
propId - The ID of the property whose value is desired.

Returns:
The computed value if the property is explicitly set on some
 ancestor of the current FO, else the initial value.

Throws:

PropertyException - if there an error occurred when getting the property

getFromParent

public Property getFromParent(int propId)
                       throws PropertyException

Return the value of this property on the parent of this FO.
 Implements the from-parent function.

Parameters:
propId - The Constants ID of the property whose value is desired.

Returns:
The computed value on the parent or the initial value if this
 FO is the root or is in a different namespace from its parent.

Throws:

PropertyException - ...

selectFromWritingMode

public int selectFromWritingMode(int lrtb,
                                 int rltb,
                                 int tbrl,
                                 int tblr)

Select a writing mode dependent property ID based on value of writing mode property.

Parameters:
lrtb - the property ID to return under lrtb writingmode.
rltb - the property ID to return under rltb writingmode.
tbrl - the property ID to return under tbrl writingmode.
tblr - the property ID to return under tblr writingmode.

Returns:
one of the property IDs, depending on the writing mode.

addAttributesToList

public void addAttributesToList(org.xml.sax.Attributes attributes)
                         throws ValidationException

Adds the attributes, passed in by the parser to the PropertyList.

Note that certain attributes are given priority in terms of order of
 processing due to conversion dependencies, where the order is as follows:

writing-mode

column-number

number-columns-spanned

font

font-size

<emph>all others in order of appearance</emph>

Parameters:
attributes - Collection of attributes passed to us from the parser.

Throws:

ValidationException - if there is an attribute that does not
          map to a property id (strict validation only)

isValidPropertyName

protected boolean isValidPropertyName(java.lang.String propertyName)

Validates a property name.

Parameters:
propertyName - the property name to check

Returns:
true if the base property name and the subproperty name (if any)
           can be correctly mapped to an id

getPropertyForAttribute

public Property getPropertyForAttribute(org.xml.sax.Attributes attributes,
                                        java.lang.String attributeName,
                                        java.lang.String attributeValue)
                                 throws FOPException

Throws:

FOPException

handleInvalidProperty

protected void handleInvalidProperty(org.apache.xmlgraphics.util.QName attr)
                              throws ValidationException

Handles an invalid property.

Parameters:
attr - the invalid attribute

Throws:

ValidationException - if an exception needs to be thrown depending on the
                  validation settings

findBasePropertyName

protected static java.lang.String findBasePropertyName(java.lang.String attributeName)

Finds the first or base part (up to any period) of an attribute name.
 For example, if input is "space-before.minimum", should return
 "space-before".

Parameters:
attributeName - String to be atomized

Returns:
the base portion of the attribute

findSubPropertyName

protected static java.lang.String findSubPropertyName(java.lang.String attributeName)

Finds the second or sub part (portion past any period) of an attribute
 name. For example, if input is "space-before.minimum", should return
 "minimum".

Parameters:
attributeName - String to be atomized

Returns:
the sub portion of the attribute

getBorderPaddingBackgroundProps

public CommonBorderPaddingBackground getBorderPaddingBackgroundProps()
                                                              throws PropertyException

Constructs a BorderAndPadding object.

Returns:
a BorderAndPadding object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getHyphenationProps

public CommonHyphenation getHyphenationProps()
                                      throws PropertyException

Constructs a CommonHyphenation object.

Returns:
the CommonHyphenation object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getMarginBlockProps

public CommonMarginBlock getMarginBlockProps()
                                      throws PropertyException

Constructs a CommonMarginBlock object.

Returns:
the CommonMarginBlock object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getMarginInlineProps

public CommonMarginInline getMarginInlineProps()
                                        throws PropertyException

Constructs a CommonMarginInline object.

Returns:
the CommonMarginInline object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getAuralProps

public CommonAural getAuralProps()
                          throws PropertyException

Constructs a CommonAural object.

Returns:
the CommonAural object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getRelativePositionProps

public CommonRelativePosition getRelativePositionProps()
                                                throws PropertyException

Constructs a RelativePositionProps objects.

Returns:
a RelativePositionProps object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getAbsolutePositionProps

public CommonAbsolutePosition getAbsolutePositionProps()
                                                throws PropertyException

Constructs a CommonAbsolutePosition object.

Returns:
the CommonAbsolutePosition object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getFontProps

public CommonFont getFontProps()
                        throws PropertyException

Constructs a CommonFont object.

Returns:
A CommonFont object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

getTextDecorationProps

public CommonTextDecoration getTextDecorationProps()
                                            throws PropertyException

Constructs a CommonTextDecoration object.

Returns:
a CommonTextDecoration object

Throws:

PropertyException - if there's a problem while processing the properties

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Of all the things in the world, which are difficult to get hold of, money is probably the toughest! No matter how much you try, there will always be a discrepancy between your earning and spending! New Woman suggests the ways in which you can get rid of this paradox.
1. Define your goals: If you do not have a plan in place to use your hard-earned money efficiently, all your financial goals will go haywire. To set your objectives right, make a note of the important things you need to spend on, on a monthly basis. When you are clear with your monthly goals, there are lesser chances of unnecessary spending — and you can balance your needs and wants.
2. Say no to impulse buying: Impulse buying disrupts your monthly budget. Be firm and make a decision to not splurge just because you have the money at that moment. Think of your future goals and investments before the itch to splurge takes over.
3. Save up: Make it a point to keep a certain amount in your savings or fixed account—quite like you saved every single penny in your piggy bank when you were a child. It will help you to take charge of your spending.
4. Invest wisely: The most important point is to invest your money wisely to get greater returns in future. If you are not aware of any good investment plans, consult a trusted agent to guide you on. Do your research before you take a step.
5. Say no to budget: The word 'budget' is intimidating for many, as many people find it synonymous with sacrificing. Call it something else—a plan or roadmap—and write all your income sources and expenses in it. This will help you define your objective in a smarter manner.


Groups of participants share their ideas on race in the gallery. Photo by Dorit Cypis.
"This event is very timely in light of the political and cultural climate in this country right now." said Tempo. The participants had several hours to engage a lively and thoughtful conversation about a difficult subject.
Dakota Higgins and Megan Reed share a moment of levity on the steps of the Galef Art Building. Photo by Lindsey Johnson.


I was looking for tips on weather photography. I have compiled as many assorted tips that I could find from 5 different web sites. Click on the links and check the sites out, there are some great weather photos. One of the sites from America appears to focus on getting in your car and chasing storms. Some of these storm chasers in the mid west get incredible images. I know we live in Oz, but I'm not sure that we have those terrible twisters like in the States. Never the less the tips are still applicable.
STAY ON PAVEMENT – no need to go off road in bad weather. You may end up needing rescue services who will take a dim view of unnecessary risk taking.
Watch the weather forecasts – Bad weather comes to everyone – know when it's coming and be prepared.
A lens hood will keep some water off the lens.
REMOTE CONTROL to allow tripod and long exposure shots.
WATCH FOR SNAKES, one site claims Rattle snakes become active around storms. I don't know about Australian snakes. Leave them alone if you do see them.
Know the advantage of the cameras Automatic Modes, For instance low light settings / lightning setting. May save time when trying to change settings quickly.
Vary your approach. By all means take a picture of the whole scene, but don't stop there. Look for elements that are poignant and vital. What makes the picture work – try to isolate just that element. Look for patterns. Remove unnecessary visual cues. Look for Abstract Images. Take lots of different shots. Pick the guts out of the image.
Be patient. Things change with time. People and wildlife appear. Light moves, storms brew.
Be flexible with your settings. Over expose / under expose. Try fast and slow shutter speeds. Be flexible.
LENS CHOICE – you can take great images with all sorts of lenses – be creative. Telephoto, Wide angle and Macro. Each lens has a different technique.
check your ISO – don't ruin a shoot by having your ISO too high, (for instance >1000 after a night shoot) – or limit your options by staying on ISO 100 when the sky darkens.
RAW processing to give you the flexibility to post process the images.
Slow your shutter speed so that it captures the motion created by the breeze. For instance tree branches moving.
One explanation of how to shoot a successful lightning photo. They suggest you set your camera on a tripod and set the mode to manual. You might also want to enable the mirror lock-up function and use a cable release to minimize camera shake. Adjust the f-stop to 8 or 11 to ensure your exposure is between 5 and 30 seconds, since you want to open the shutter and wait for the lightning bolts to appear in the sky. Since I never know where in the frame they'll appear, I suggest you focus manually on infinity and include a lot of sky in your composition.
Rainbows – don't use a polariser – they disappear.
Dusk and Dawn. Storms look great lit by a sunrise or sunset. Around this time rainbows are higher in the sky and contain more red-orange, less green – blue.
Lightning – see above. Don't stand under trees or near metal poles.
In wet weather look for reflections and ripples in puddles. Look for water flowing down gutters and streams and waterfalls.
Macro photography opportunities, look fir rain drops on plants. The raindrop can act as a lens.
Don't forget that weather affects people – try and photograph weather affected people. Rain soaked football games, commuters running from the rain, caught in the wind and drenched to the bone. I love umbrellas.


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There's Always an Oscar Party for Academy Award Winning Italians in San Diego's Little Italy
73rd Academy Awards (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
oscar headline (Photo credit: wundoroo)
Anne Bancroft and Mel Brooks are talking to Bette Midler, who is unfortunately blocked by the man in the blue jacket. Photo taken at the 1997 Emmy Awards – Permission granted to copy, publish or post but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can :Image was cropped by Magnus Manske 14:23, 30 September 2007 (UTC) and was further cropped by User:Rossrs 8 December, 2007 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke on the December 21, 1959 issue of Time (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Al Pacino as Tony Montana – Scarface (Photo credit: judaluz83)
Scorsese at the Gangs of New York screening at the Cannes Film Festival with Leonardo DiCaprio and Cameron Diaz. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Martin Scorsese at the 2010 Cannes film festival (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Portrait of the Italian actress Sophia Loren from 1986. Français : Portrait de l'actrice italienne Sophia Loren réalisé en 1986. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: The red carpet at the 60th Annual Academy Awards (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Red carpet at 81st Annual Academy Awards in Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: The red carpet at the intersection of Hollywood and Highland during the 81st Academy Awards Ceremony. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Red carpet at 81st Academy Awards. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Director Kathryn Bigelow on the red carpet at the 2010 Academy Award ceremonies (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
American actress Hilary Swank on the red carpet for the 2008 Oscars. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The 86th annual Academy Awards are happening Sunday, March 2, 2104. This is an annual celebration honoring achievements in the film industry.
The awards were first presented in 1929. Today, Hollywood, producers, directors, actors, costume design, etc. are honored with "Ocsar".
If you want to research some of the Italian Americans who have won the awards in the past; just stroll down India Street in Little Italy. The street is decorated with banners showing the famous Italian Oscar winners.
Some of the winners are:
Jennifer Lawrence on the red carpet at the 83rd Academy Awards (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Frank Capra Best DIrector
Robert De Niro Best Supporting Actor
Robert De Niro Best Actor
Joe Pesci Best Supporting Actor
Al Pacino Best Actor
Martin Scorsese Best Director
Quentin Tarantino Best Screenplay
Robert De Niro was Vito Corleone in The Godfather Part II, and he won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.
De Niro also won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Jake LaMotta in the 1980 film Raging Bull.
He earned nominations for Taxi Driver in 1976 and Cape Fear in 1991.
Al Pacino attending the Venice Film Festival in Sept. 2004 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Robert De Niro and Matt Damon arriving at the premiere of The Good Shepherd in Berlinalepalast, Postdamer Platz, Marlene-Dietrich-Platz. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Al Pacino won for his performance as Frank Slade in Scent of a Woman; he won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1992. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for Dick Tracy and Glengarry Glen Ross; and for Best Actor in: The Godfather Part II, Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon, And Justice for All.
L'acteur américain Robert De Niro au Festival du cinéma américain de Deauville (Normandie, France) en 1988. Modifié par: Arad (Dust removed) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Ann Bancroft won the Acaemy Award for The Miracle Worker.
Joe Pesci was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Raging Bull; he earned the award for his role as Tommy DeVito in Goodfellas.
Martin Scorsese won the Academy Award for Best Director for The Departed in 2006.
Cover of Quentin Tarantino
Cover of Joe Pesci
Oscar's Beauty Looks : The Best and The Worst
Where to watch the Oscars live online [NewTeeVee Station]
Mardi Gras Celebrations 2014 in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter and Little Italy
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AUSTRALIA's MOUNTAINS & ELEVATION.
Australia is the lowest continent in the world with an average elevation of only 330 metres. The highest points on the other continents are all more than twice the height of Australia's highest peak, Mount Kosciuszko which is 2228 metres above sea level. The world's highest mountain, Mount Everest is 8848 metres above sea level, almost four times the height of Mount Kosciuszko.
Australia's ten highest mountains.
Mount Kosciuszko 2228 m
Mount Townsend 2209 m
Mount Twynam 2195 m
Rams Head 2190 m
Unnamed peak on Etheridge Ridge 2180 m
Rams Head North 2177 m
Alice Rawson Peak 2160 m
Unnamed peak south-west of Abbott Peak 2159 m
Abbott Peak
Carruthers Peak 2145 m
Top 80 Summits in Australia.
Click on the link below to show the top 80 Summits in Australia with Prominence of 600 meters or more (excluding Tasmania).
http://www.peaklist.org/WWlists/oceania/Australia600m.html
The link below shows the Top 41 summits in Tasmania with prominence of 600 metres or more.
http://www.peaklist.org/WWlists/oceania/Tasmania600m.html


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Ford Recalls 22,690 Endeavour SUVs In India For Faulty Airbag Inflators
Ford India has recalled 22,690 units of the previous generation of the Endeavour SUV. The recall is a voluntary one and has been prompted to inspect the front airbag inflators on the Endeavour. The recall does not affect the current and more recent second generation of the Endeavour SUV. The affected lot had been made at the company's Chennai plant between February 2004 and September 2014.
The company is also carrying an inspection of Battery Monitoring System (BMS) wiring harnesses installation for all vehicles made at Ford's Sanand plant between September 2017 and April 2019. These include Freestyle, Figo hatchback and the Aspire subcompact sedan
Individual customers will be informed their cars will be inspected and the parts will be replaced at the Ford dealership. It was back in September 2018, that Ford issued a recall for 7,249 units of its popular subcompact SUV, Ford EcoSport, in India. The recall was limited to only the petrol models of the facelift EcoSport, which were manufactured between November 2017 and March 2018. The carmaker had said back then that it was voluntarily inspecting to check and update the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) software.
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People today are concerned about the environmental impact of new construction. And so are we. At Kistler, we're proud of our 30 year history of environmental consciousness and continue to erect some of the most "green" buildings available today. Our conservative, efficient construction practices mean fewer materials are needed to create the same strength characteristics as other building types. This means less carbon dioxide and other wastes are produced.
And while the renewable aspects of wood and recyclable nature of steel is significant, it is our efficient use of materials, along with the long-term energy efficiency of our buildings, which make them greener than any other type of structure.
An interesting yet little known fact is that the building process accounts for less than 7% of a building's energy use over its lifespan. Whereas the building's use over time accounts for 93% of its energy consumption. From both an environmental and business perspective, it's important to evaluate the building's entire life cycle in choosing a builder. Because a Kistler Building is built in less time and can achieve far superior insulation values, compared to others, our structures are both substantially more "green" and can save you more green.
Wood is arguably the most "Green" building material available today. Growing trees remove carbon dioxide, the primary greenhouse gas that scientist agree is causing global climate change, from the atmosphere. Sadly, the production of most other building materials emits carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. And wood is a renewable resource and therefore not susceptible to supply shortages as non-renewable products can be.
What about deforestation? Contrary to a widely held misconception, managed harvesting of wood does not cause deforestation. While clearing of land for agricultural use is by far the leading cause of tropical deforestation worldwide, responsible forest management over the past 100 years has left the United States and Canada with more wood growing now than a century ago.
Our use of the time proven material "concrete" for our foundation columns underscores our commitment to using local materials to provide a long lasting structure that is minimally invasive and unmatched in environmental responsibility. Steel reinforced concrete foundation columns, made in a controlled environment with precision, yield the most efficient and green foundation system in the industry. This one component alone sets Kistler Buildings far apart than any other building.
Most "pole barn" builders use pressure-preservative wood as the foundation of their buildings. This treatment, a mixture of arsenic, chrome and copper was restricted in use by the EPA in 2002. It has since been banned from use on decks and playground equipment altogether. The EPA has called for the voluntary removal of these products, due to health concerns for humans and the adverse effects of their leaching into some soils. This poisonous mixture has been replaced by chemicals such as Copper Naphthenate (CuNap), Alkaline Copper Quaternary(ACQ), Micronized Copper Quaternary(MCQ), and Copper Azole(CA), which are among the arsenic free wood preservatives currently allowed in exterior applications, but cannot be embedded or buried for structural purposes.
The discount barn builder will try to disguise this catastrophe by wrapping or sleeving the wood post to delay the inevitable post failure. Some states are already considering banning wood foundations from accepted building practices, due to the uncertainty and liability of these treatments.
The take away message is clear: A concrete supported, non-poisonous wood post is better for you and the environment.
As part of our continued commitment to building green, we invite you to ask questions about how your new building can achieve the lowest environmental impact, while achieving the most efficient use of energy.


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Guidewire Software Inc. (GWRE) 20 Days SMA touches 9.60%: The odds favor the bear
January 24, 2023, Guidewire Software Inc. (NYSE: GWRE) trading session started at the price of $71.45, that was -1.45% drop from the session before. During the day, the shares moved up to $72.89 and dropped to $71.37 before settling in for the closing price of $72.45. A 52-week range for GWRE has been $52.08 – $103.11.
Technology Sector giant saw their annual sales surged by 9.80% over the last five years. When this article was written, the company's average yearly earnings per share was at -171.30%. With a float of $81.63 million, this company's outstanding shares have now reached $83.32 million.
The firm has a total of 3376 workers. Let's measure their productivity.
Guidewire Software Inc. (GWRE) Insider Activity
Also, it is sometimes useful to examine the sentiment of large-scale investors toward Guidewire Software Inc. stocks. The most recent insider transaction that took place on Jan 18, was worth 668,290. In this transaction President & COO of this company sold 9,547 shares at a rate of $70.00, taking the stock ownership to the 57,915 shares. Before that another transaction happened on Jan 10, when Company's Chief Financial Officer sold 403 for $66.23, making the entire transaction worth $26,691. This insider now owns 64,321 shares in total.
Guidewire Software Inc. (GWRE) Earnings and Forecasts
Going through the last 3-months fiscal report unveiled on the 7/30/2022, it has been observed that the corporation posted $0.03 earnings per share (EPS) during the time that was better than consensus figure (set at -$0.01) by $0.04. Wall Street market experts anticipate that the next fiscal year will bring earnings of 0.01 per share during the current fiscal year.
According to the Wall Street analysts, stocks earnings will be around -171.30% per share during the next fiscal year.
Guidewire Software Inc. (NYSE: GWRE) Trading Performance Indicators
You can see what Guidewire Software Inc. (GWRE) is doing with its current performance indicators. In the most recent quarter, the stock posted a quick ratio of 3.70. In addition, a publicly-traded company's price to sales ratio for the trailing twelve months stands at 6.77.
For the trailing twelve months, Company's Diluted EPS (Earnings per Share) is -2.38, a number that is poised to hit -0.03 in the next quarter and is forecasted to reach 0.16 in one year's time.
Technical Analysis of Guidewire Software Inc. (GWRE)
Analysing the last 5-days average volume posted by the [Guidewire Software Inc., GWRE], we can find that recorded value of 0.65 million was lower than the volume posted last year of 0.81 million. As of the previous 9 days, the stock's Stochastic %D was 86.24%. Additionally, its Average True Range was 2.14.
During the past 100 days, Guidewire Software Inc.'s (GWRE) raw stochastic average was set at 91.74%, which indicates a significant increase from 88.13% during the past two weeks. Based on volatility metrics of the stock, it showed a historical volatility of 37.06% in the past 14 days, which was lower than the 43.75% volatility it showed in the past 100 days.
At the time of writing, stock's 50-day Moving Average is $62.46, while its 200-day Moving Average is $70.33. Now, the first resistance to watch is $72.40. This is followed by the second major resistance level at $73.41. The third major resistance level sits at $73.92. If the price goes on to break the first support level at $70.88, it is likely to go to the next support level at $70.37. Should the price break the second support level, the third support level stands at $69.36.
Guidewire Software Inc. (NYSE: GWRE) Key Stats
There are 81,876K outstanding shares of the company, which has a market capitalization of 5.70 billion. As of now, sales total 812,610 K while income totals -180,430 K. Its latest quarter income was 195,280 K while its last quarter net income were -69,320 K.
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Q: ReactJS - Iterating each item (from state) in array using map. Item's property is undefined After Python/Django I am trying my hands on ReactJS. I was able to follow a tutorial and at least understand how ReactJS works. So I thought of implementing a simple scenario wherein all items form a state are shown. Upon user entry in input, the items are filtered. That's pretty much I am trying to do. Here is my App.js file.
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import logo from './logo.svg';
import './App.css';
import ByLocation from './components/Bylocation';

class App extends Component {
  state = {
      updates : [
          {
            id:1,
            area: 'yavatmal',
            phase: 'input',
            program: 'clap',
            activity: 'distribution',
            timestamp: '26-06-2020 14:30'

          },

          {
            id:2,
            area: 'pune',
            phase: 'input',
            program: 'clap',
            activity: 'utilization',
            timestamp: '26-06-2020 12:00'
          },

      ],
      filteredupdates : [
          {
            id:1,
            area: 'yavatmal',
            phase: 'input',
            program: 'clap',
            activity: 'distribution',
            timestamp: '26-06-2020 14:30'

          },

          {
            id:2,
            area: 'pune',
            phase: 'input',
            program: 'clap',
            activity: 'utilization',
            timestamp: '26-06-2020 12:00'
          },

      ]
  }

  onChange = (e) => {
    this.setState({filteredupdates:this.state.updates})
    let myUpdates = this.state.updates.filter(update => update.area.includes(e.target.value));
    this.setState({filteredupdates:myUpdates})
  }

  render() {
      return (

Search By Location:

          <ByLocation updates={this.state.updates} handleChange={this.handleChange}/>

      );
  }
}

export default App;

Here is the Bylocation component.
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import InputBox from './Inputbox';

class ByLocation extends Component {

    render() {
        return (

            <InputBox onChange={this.props.handleChange} />
                this.props.updates.map((update) => (

{update.area}

                )

        )

    }

}

export default ByLocation;

And finally my last component,inputbox.
import React, { Component } from 'react';

class InputBox extends Component {

    render() {

        return (

            <input type="text" placeholder="Enter location" />

        )

    }

}

export default InputBox;

I know I have to update handlechange function. But the current code refuses to run

Failed to compile ./src/components/Bylocation.js   Line 12:25:
'update' is not defined  no-undef
Search for the keywords to learn more about each error.

Why is update undefined that too in the next line? That is, my map function's line where I introduce update is ok but ReactJS is complaining about update in the next line.
Can someone help me here?

A: This code this.props.updates.map((update) => ( is treated as text, but when you add {update.area} the curly braces, react tries to calculate the value of update.area but it it didn't find the update object
You need to wrap this.props.updates.map in a {}
Try this
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import InputBox from './Inputbox';

class ByLocation extends Component {

    render() {
        return (

                <InputBox onChange={this.props.handleChange} />
                { this.props.updates.map((update) => (
{update.area}
)) }

        )
    }

}

export default ByLocation;


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It's "Bedtime"
By Erin Holden. April 10, 2019.
by Erin Holden April 10, 2019 Leave a comment
Local band Pawn Pawn's first album, a strong dose of ambient nostalgia
Three-piece band Pawn Pawn began when David Daniel Smith (drums, guitar, keys) and Brandon William Boltz (guitar, synth) first started working on what is the band's first album— Bedtime. The two Toledo natives had already known each other for years, having jammed together in other bands since high school. They got together about four years ago to do something far removed from their punk roots. With no lyrics— only instrumentals— the two musicians realized that they had something cohesive that would be a solid grouping for an album. As David puts it, they "accidentally became a band," once they asked Liz Owens Boltz, Brandon's wife, to write the lyrics and sing lead vocals. She and Brandon, who began dating in high school, had also played in bands together in the past.
Pawn Pawn's sound is reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac's Rumors (Liz's voice definitely channels that of Stevie Nicks) and what Brandon describes as "melodic intertwinings," breaking the rules Brandon and David learned from past experiences in punk bands. "We basically decided not to strum chords or do standard rock stuff," he says.
Dark undertones
As David and Brandon worked on the instrumentals for a solid two years before Liz joined the group, there was pressure for her to complete the songs with lyrics that complemented the original intent. "These songs were their babies that they'd been listening to for a couple of years, and I'm putting lyrics and vocal melodies over them that they are not used to," Liz explained.
Ultimately, it worked. Bedtime came together as a synth-pop lineup of 80s nostalgia replete with ambient single-note melodies. If you aren't paying attention to the lyrics, you'll miss the dark elements in Bedtime, which balances its upbeat rhythm with a hard look at the reality of an uncertain future.
As Liz points out, the band "tries to skirt that line. A lot of our music has that moody feel to it. 'Sometimes it hurts to be alive,' is one of my lines. That's probably the dark part of it, too— this is what it's like to be a human being right now. We're trying to make [the album] something universal that everyone can relate to."
With the Goblin King
David and Brandon feel that "Bedtime" and "Be Cool" best encompass the overall theme of the album, making them the most likely to become singles, but fans of David Bowie should listen to "Look Up." While the guys were channeling Nine Inch Nails for the instrumentals, Liz was thinking about Ziggy Stardust.
"I really wanted to do a tribute, to honor his (Bowie's) creative spirit," she says. "I heard that song and I thought, 'This is a Bowie song.'" With Labyrinth-inspired lyrics like, "You made it a thing/ to rock and roll with the Goblin King," it stands out as pure and hopeful while bookmarked by the other peppy songs with dark undertones.
"Nostalgia is another theme that runs through the album," says Liz. "On the one hand, we are all thinking about our childhood and the things we loved but, on the other hand, we're looking toward the future. Bedtime is the time of night when you're thinking about those things."
You can find Bedtime on most streaming services. Pawn Pawn also recently released the album on vinyl, which can be purchased at their shows and at local record stores.
Come to the Heights Guitars (1724 S. Reynolds Rd.) in-store release of the album at 6pm on Friday, April 19.
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package io.druid.server.http;

import com.google.common.base.Function;
import com.google.common.collect.Collections2;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.collect.Maps;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
import io.druid.server.coordinator.DruidCoordinator;
import io.druid.server.coordinator.LoadQueuePeon;
import io.druid.timeline.DataSegment;

import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.Produces;
import javax.ws.rs.QueryParam;
import javax.ws.rs.core.MediaType;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;

/**
 */
@Path("/druid/coordinator/v1")
public class CoordinatorResource
{
  private final DruidCoordinator coordinator;

  @Inject
  public CoordinatorResource(
      DruidCoordinator coordinator
  )
  {
    this.coordinator = coordinator;
  }

  @GET
  @Path("/leader")
  @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
  public Response getLeader()
  {
    return Response.ok(coordinator.getCurrentLeader()).build();
  }

  @GET
  @Path("/loadstatus")
  @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
  public Response getLoadStatus(
      @QueryParam("simple") String simple,
      @QueryParam("full") String full
  )
  {
    if (simple != null) {
      return Response.ok(coordinator.getSegmentAvailability()).build();
    }

    if (full != null) {
      return Response.ok(coordinator.getReplicationStatus()).build();
    }
    return Response.ok(coordinator.getLoadStatus()).build();
  }

  @GET
  @Path("/loadqueue")
  @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
  public Response getLoadQueue(
      @QueryParam("simple") String simple,
      @QueryParam("full") String full
  )
  {
    if (simple != null) {
      return Response.ok(
          Maps.transformValues(
              coordinator.getLoadManagementPeons(),
              new Function<LoadQueuePeon, Object>()
              {
                @Override
                public Object apply(LoadQueuePeon input)
                {
                  long loadSize = 0;
                  for (DataSegment dataSegment : input.getSegmentsToLoad()) {
                    loadSize += dataSegment.getSize();
                  }

                  long dropSize = 0;
                  for (DataSegment dataSegment : input.getSegmentsToDrop()) {
                    dropSize += dataSegment.getSize();
                  }

                  return new ImmutableMap.Builder<>()
                      .put("segmentsToLoad", input.getSegmentsToLoad().size())
                      .put("segmentsToDrop", input.getSegmentsToDrop().size())
                      .put("segmentsToLoadSize", loadSize)
                      .put("segmentsToDropSize", dropSize)
                      .build();
                }
              }
          )
      ).build();
    }

    if (full != null) {
      return Response.ok(coordinator.getLoadManagementPeons()).build();
    }

    return Response.ok(
        Maps.transformValues(
            coordinator.getLoadManagementPeons(),
            new Function<LoadQueuePeon, Object>()
            {
              @Override
              public Object apply(LoadQueuePeon input)
              {
                return new ImmutableMap.Builder<>()
                    .put(
                        "segmentsToLoad",
                        Collections2.transform(
                            input.getSegmentsToLoad(),
                            new Function<DataSegment, Object>()
                            {
                              @Override
                              public String apply(DataSegment segment)
                              {
                                return segment.getIdentifier();
                              }
                            }
                        )
                    )
                    .put(
                        "segmentsToDrop", Collections2.transform(
                        input.getSegmentsToDrop(),
                        new Function<DataSegment, Object>()
                        {
                          @Override
                          public String apply(DataSegment segment)
                          {
                            return segment.getIdentifier();
                          }
                        }
                    )
                    )
                    .build();
              }
            }
        )
    ).build();
  }
}


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Q: how to remove the customer login page text how do I remove the text? or how should I overwrite existing xml file?
Please help. I did try to override the file, but not work. Not sure I place the file into correct place or not. If I update XML, seems I have to run the setup:upgrade right?
Please help, thanks

A: Copy file this path :-
magento_root/vendor/magento/module-customer/view/frontend/layout/customer_account_login.xml

paste your custom theme
magento_root/app/design/frontend/Theme_Vendor/Theme_Name/Magento_Customer/layout/customer_account_login.xml

After paste your custom theme you run some command like :-
remove var/cache folder
remove var/view_preprocessed folder
php bin/magento s:up
php bin/magento c:c
php bin/magento c:f

Override your xml file after your change you hide the code.
2.) You want to remove using css.So find customer login text class and apply css display:none;.
EX:-
.customer.login.text{
display:none;
}

Hope this help you
Thanks ...


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package com.opengamma.analytics.math.interpolation;

import java.util.Arrays;

import com.google.common.primitives.Doubles;
import com.opengamma.analytics.math.function.PiecewisePolynomialWithSensitivityFunction1D;
import com.opengamma.analytics.math.matrix.DoubleMatrix1D;
import com.opengamma.analytics.math.matrix.DoubleMatrix2D;
import com.opengamma.util.ArgumentChecker;
import com.opengamma.util.ParallelArrayBinarySort;

/**
 * Filter for nonnegativity of cubic spline interpolation based on R. L. Dougherty, A. Edelman, and J. M. Hyman, "Nonnegativity-, Monotonicity-, or
 * Convexity-Preserving Cubic and Quintic Hermite Interpolation" Mathematics Of Computation, v. 52, n. 186, April 1989, pp. 471-494.
 *
 * First, interpolant is computed by another cubic interpolation method. Then the first derivatives are modified such that non-negativity conditions are
 * satisfied. Note that shape-preserving three-point formula is used at endpoints in order to ensure positivity of an interpolant in the first interval and the
 * last interval
 */
public class NonnegativityPreservingCubicSplineInterpolator extends PiecewisePolynomialInterpolator {

  private static final double SMALL = 1.e-14;

  private final HermiteCoefficientsProvider _solver = new HermiteCoefficientsProvider();
  private final PiecewisePolynomialWithSensitivityFunction1D _function = new PiecewisePolynomialWithSensitivityFunction1D();
  private final PiecewisePolynomialInterpolator _method;

  /**
   * Primary interpolation method should be passed.
   *
   * @param method
   *          PiecewisePolynomialInterpolator
   */
  public NonnegativityPreservingCubicSplineInterpolator(final PiecewisePolynomialInterpolator method) {
    _method = method;
  }

  @Override
  public PiecewisePolynomialResult interpolate(final double[] xValues, final double[] yValues) {
    ArgumentChecker.notNull(xValues, "xValues");
    ArgumentChecker.notNull(yValues, "yValues");

    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(xValues.length == yValues.length | xValues.length + 2 == yValues.length,
        "(xValues length = yValues length) or (xValues length + 2 = yValues length)");
    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(xValues.length > 2, "Data points should be more than 2");

    final int nDataPts = xValues.length;
    final int yValuesLen = yValues.length;

    for (int i = 0; i < nDataPts; ++i) {
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(xValues[i]), "xValues containing NaN");
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(xValues[i]), "xValues containing Infinity");
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < yValuesLen; ++i) {
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(yValues[i]), "yValues containing NaN");
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(yValues[i]), "yValues containing Infinity");
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < nDataPts - 1; ++i) {
      for (int j = i + 1; j < nDataPts; ++j) {
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(xValues[i] == xValues[j], "xValues should be distinct");
      }
    }

    final double[] xValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOf(xValues, nDataPts);
    double[] yValuesSrt = new double[nDataPts];
    if (nDataPts == yValuesLen) {
      yValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOf(yValues, nDataPts);
    } else {
      yValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOfRange(yValues, 1, nDataPts + 1);
    }
    ParallelArrayBinarySort.parallelBinarySort(xValuesSrt, yValuesSrt);

    final double[] intervals = _solver.intervalsCalculator(xValuesSrt);
    final double[] slopes = _solver.slopesCalculator(yValuesSrt, intervals);
    final PiecewisePolynomialResult result = _method.interpolate(xValues, yValues);

    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(result.getOrder() == 4, "Primary interpolant is not cubic");

    final double[] initialFirst = _function.differentiate(result, xValuesSrt).getData()[0];
    final double[] first = firstDerivativeCalculator(yValuesSrt, intervals, slopes, initialFirst);
    final double[][] coefs = _solver.solve(yValuesSrt, intervals, slopes, first);

    for (int i = 0; i < nDataPts - 1; ++i) {
      for (int j = 0; j < 4; ++j) {
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(coefs[i][j]), "Too large input");
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(coefs[i][j]), "Too large input");
      }
    }

    return new PiecewisePolynomialResult(new DoubleMatrix1D(xValuesSrt), new DoubleMatrix2D(coefs), 4, 1);
  }

  @Override
  public PiecewisePolynomialResult interpolate(final double[] xValues, final double[][] yValuesMatrix) {
    ArgumentChecker.notNull(xValues, "xValues");
    ArgumentChecker.notNull(yValuesMatrix, "yValuesMatrix");

    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(xValues.length == yValuesMatrix[0].length | xValues.length + 2 == yValuesMatrix[0].length,
        "(xValues length = yValuesMatrix's row vector length) or (xValues length + 2 = yValuesMatrix's row vector length)");
    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(xValues.length > 2, "Data points should be more than 2");

    final int nDataPts = xValues.length;
    final int yValuesLen = yValuesMatrix[0].length;
    final int dim = yValuesMatrix.length;

    for (int i = 0; i < nDataPts; ++i) {
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(xValues[i]), "xValues containing NaN");
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(xValues[i]), "xValues containing Infinity");
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < yValuesLen; ++i) {
      for (int j = 0; j < dim; ++j) {
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(yValuesMatrix[j][i]), "yValuesMatrix containing NaN");
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(yValuesMatrix[j][i]), "yValuesMatrix containing Infinity");
      }
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < nDataPts; ++i) {
      for (int j = i + 1; j < nDataPts; ++j) {
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(xValues[i] == xValues[j], "xValues should be distinct");
      }
    }

    double[] xValuesSrt = new double[nDataPts];
    final DoubleMatrix2D[] coefMatrix = new DoubleMatrix2D[dim];

    for (int i = 0; i < dim; ++i) {
      xValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOf(xValues, nDataPts);
      double[] yValuesSrt = new double[nDataPts];
      if (nDataPts == yValuesLen) {
        yValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOf(yValuesMatrix[i], nDataPts);
      } else {
        yValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOfRange(yValuesMatrix[i], 1, nDataPts + 1);
      }
      ParallelArrayBinarySort.parallelBinarySort(xValuesSrt, yValuesSrt);

      final double[] intervals = _solver.intervalsCalculator(xValuesSrt);
      final double[] slopes = _solver.slopesCalculator(yValuesSrt, intervals);
      final PiecewisePolynomialResult result = _method.interpolate(xValues, yValuesMatrix[i]);

      ArgumentChecker.isTrue(result.getOrder() == 4, "Primary interpolant is not cubic");

      final double[] initialFirst = _function.differentiate(result, xValuesSrt).getData()[0];
      final double[] first = firstDerivativeCalculator(yValuesSrt, intervals, slopes, initialFirst);

      coefMatrix[i] = new DoubleMatrix2D(_solver.solve(yValuesSrt, intervals, slopes, first));
    }

    final int nIntervals = coefMatrix[0].getNumberOfRows();
    final int nCoefs = coefMatrix[0].getNumberOfColumns();
    final double[][] resMatrix = new double[dim * nIntervals][nCoefs];

    for (int i = 0; i < nIntervals; ++i) {
      for (int j = 0; j < dim; ++j) {
        resMatrix[dim * i + j] = coefMatrix[j].getRowVector(i).getData();
      }
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < nIntervals * dim; ++i) {
      for (int j = 0; j < nCoefs; ++j) {
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(resMatrix[i][j]), "Too large input");
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(resMatrix[i][j]), "Too large input");
      }
    }

    return new PiecewisePolynomialResult(new DoubleMatrix1D(xValuesSrt), new DoubleMatrix2D(resMatrix), nCoefs, dim);
  }

  @Override
  public PiecewisePolynomialResultsWithSensitivity interpolateWithSensitivity(final double[] xValues, final double[] yValues) {
    ArgumentChecker.notNull(xValues, "xValues");
    ArgumentChecker.notNull(yValues, "yValues");

    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(xValues.length == yValues.length | xValues.length + 2 == yValues.length,
        "(xValues length = yValues length) or (xValues length + 2 = yValues length)");
    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(xValues.length > 2, "Data points should be more than 2");

    final int nDataPts = xValues.length;
    final int yValuesLen = yValues.length;

    for (int i = 0; i < nDataPts; ++i) {
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(xValues[i]), "xValues containing NaN");
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(xValues[i]), "xValues containing Infinity");
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < yValuesLen; ++i) {
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isNaN(yValues[i]), "yValues containing NaN");
      ArgumentChecker.isFalse(Double.isInfinite(yValues[i]), "yValues containing Infinity");
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < nDataPts - 1; ++i) {
      for (int j = i + 1; j < nDataPts; ++j) {
        ArgumentChecker.isFalse(xValues[i] == xValues[j], "xValues should be distinct");
      }
    }

    double[] yValuesSrt = new double[nDataPts];
    if (nDataPts == yValuesLen) {
      yValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOf(yValues, nDataPts);
    } else {
      yValuesSrt = Arrays.copyOfRange(yValues, 1, nDataPts + 1);
    }

    final double[] intervals = _solver.intervalsCalculator(xValues);
    final double[] slopes = _solver.slopesCalculator(yValuesSrt, intervals);
    final PiecewisePolynomialResultsWithSensitivity resultWithSensitivity = _method.interpolateWithSensitivity(xValues, yValues);

    ArgumentChecker.isTrue(resultWithSensitivity.getOrder() == 4, "Primary interpolant is not cubic");

    final double[] initialFirst = _function.differentiate(resultWithSensitivity, xValues).getData()[0];
    final double[][] slopeSensitivity = _solver.slopeSensitivityCalculator(intervals);
    final DoubleMatrix1D[] initialFirstSense = _function.differentiateNodeSensitivity(resultWithSensitivity, xValues);
    final DoubleMatrix1D[] firstWithSensitivity = firstDerivativeWithSensitivityCalculator(yValuesSrt, intervals, initialFirst, initialFirstSense);
    final DoubleMatrix2D[] resMatrix = _solver.solveWithSensitivity(yValuesSrt, intervals, slopes, slopeSensitivity, firstWithSensitivity);

    for (int k = 0; k < nDataPts; k++) {
      final DoubleMatrix2D m = resMatrix[k];
      final int rows = m.getNumberOfRows();
      final int cols = m.getNumberOfColumns();
      for (int i = 0; i < rows; ++i) {
        for (int j = 0; j < cols; ++j) {
          ArgumentChecker.isTrue(Doubles.isFinite(m.getEntry(i, j)), "Matrix contains a NaN or infinite");
        }
      }
    }

    final DoubleMatrix2D coefMatrix = resMatrix[0];
    final DoubleMatrix2D[] coefSenseMatrix = new DoubleMatrix2D[nDataPts - 1];
    System.arraycopy(resMatrix, 1, coefSenseMatrix, 0, nDataPts - 1);
    final int nCoefs = coefMatrix.getNumberOfColumns();

    return new PiecewisePolynomialResultsWithSensitivity(new DoubleMatrix1D(xValues), coefMatrix, nCoefs, 1, coefSenseMatrix);
  }

  @Override
  public PiecewisePolynomialInterpolator getPrimaryMethod() {
    return _method;
  }

  /**
   * First derivatives are modified such that cubic interpolant has the same sign as linear interpolator
   *
   * @param yValues
   * @param intervals
   * @param slopes
   * @param initialFirst
   * @return first derivative
   */
  private double[] firstDerivativeCalculator(final double[] yValues, final double[] intervals, final double[] slopes, final double[] initialFirst) {
    final int nDataPts = yValues.length;
    final double[] res = new double[nDataPts];

    for (int i = 1; i < nDataPts - 1; ++i) {
      final double tau = Math.signum(yValues[i]);
      res[i] = tau == 0. ? initialFirst[i]
          : Math.min(3. * tau * yValues[i] / intervals[i - 1], Math.max(-3. * tau * yValues[i] / intervals[i], tau * initialFirst[i])) / tau;
    }
    final double tauIni = Math.signum(yValues[0]);
    final double tauFin = Math.signum(yValues[nDataPts - 1]);
    res[0] = tauIni == 0. ? initialFirst[0]
        : Math.min(3. * tauIni * yValues[0] / intervals[0], Math.max(-3. * tauIni * yValues[0] / intervals[0], tauIni * initialFirst[0])) / tauIni;
    res[nDataPts - 1] = tauFin == 0. ? initialFirst[nDataPts - 1]
        : Math.min(3. * tauFin * yValues[nDataPts - 1] / intervals[nDataPts - 2],
            Math.max(-3. * tauFin * yValues[nDataPts - 1] / intervals[nDataPts - 2], tauFin * initialFirst[nDataPts - 1]))
            / tauFin;

    return res;
  }

  private DoubleMatrix1D[] firstDerivativeWithSensitivityCalculator(final double[] yValues, final double[] intervals, final double[] initialFirst,
      final DoubleMatrix1D[] initialFirstSense) {
    final int nDataPts = yValues.length;
    final DoubleMatrix1D[] res = new DoubleMatrix1D[nDataPts + 1];
    final double[] newFirst = new double[nDataPts];

    for (int i = 1; i < nDataPts - 1; ++i) {
      final double tau = Math.signum(yValues[i]);
      final double lower = -3. * tau * yValues[i] / intervals[i];
      final double upper = 3. * tau * yValues[i] / intervals[i - 1];
      final double ref = tau * initialFirst[i];
      final double[] tmp = new double[nDataPts];
      Arrays.fill(tmp, 0.);
      if (Math.abs(ref - lower) < SMALL && tau != 0.) {
        newFirst[i] = ref >= lower ? initialFirst[i] : lower / tau;
        for (int k = 0; k < nDataPts; ++k) {
          tmp[k] = 0.5 * initialFirstSense[i].getData()[k];
        }
        tmp[i] -= 1.5 / intervals[i];
      } else {
        if (ref < lower) {
          newFirst[i] = lower / tau;
          tmp[i] = -3. / intervals[i];
        } else {
          if (Math.abs(ref - upper) < SMALL && tau != 0.) {
            newFirst[i] = ref <= upper ? initialFirst[i] : upper / tau;
            for (int k = 0; k < nDataPts; ++k) {
              tmp[k] = 0.5 * initialFirstSense[i].getData()[k];
            }
            tmp[i] += 1.5 / intervals[i - 1];
          } else {
            if (ref > upper) {
              newFirst[i] = upper / tau;
              tmp[i] = 3. / intervals[i - 1];
            } else {
              newFirst[i] = initialFirst[i];
              System.arraycopy(initialFirstSense[i].getData(), 0, tmp, 0, nDataPts);
            }
          }
        }
      }
      res[i + 1] = new DoubleMatrix1D(tmp);
    }
    final double tauIni = Math.signum(yValues[0]);
    final double lowerIni = -3. * tauIni * yValues[0] / intervals[0];
    final double upperIni = 3. * tauIni * yValues[0] / intervals[0];
    final double refIni = tauIni * initialFirst[0];
    final double[] tmpIni = new double[nDataPts];
    Arrays.fill(tmpIni, 0.);
    if (Math.abs(refIni - lowerIni) < SMALL && tauIni != 0.) {
      newFirst[0] = refIni >= lowerIni ? initialFirst[0] : lowerIni / tauIni;
      for (int k = 0; k < nDataPts; ++k) {
        tmpIni[k] = 0.5 * initialFirstSense[0].getData()[k];
      }
      tmpIni[0] -= 1.5 / intervals[0];
    } else {
      if (refIni < lowerIni) {
        newFirst[0] = lowerIni / tauIni;
        tmpIni[0] = -3. / intervals[0];
      } else {
        if (Math.abs(refIni - upperIni) < SMALL && tauIni != 0.) {
          newFirst[0] = refIni <= upperIni ? initialFirst[0] : upperIni / tauIni;
          for (int k = 0; k < nDataPts; ++k) {
            tmpIni[k] = 0.5 * initialFirstSense[0].getData()[k];
          }
          tmpIni[0] += 1.5 / intervals[0];
        } else {
          if (refIni > upperIni) {
            newFirst[0] = upperIni / tauIni;
            tmpIni[0] = 3. / intervals[0];
          } else {
            newFirst[0] = initialFirst[0];
            System.arraycopy(initialFirstSense[0].getData(), 0, tmpIni, 0, nDataPts);
          }
        }
      }
    }
    res[1] = new DoubleMatrix1D(tmpIni);
    final double tauFin = Math.signum(yValues[nDataPts - 1]);
    final double lowerFin = -3. * tauFin * yValues[nDataPts - 1] / intervals[nDataPts - 2];
    final double upperFin = 3. * tauFin * yValues[nDataPts - 1] / intervals[nDataPts - 2];
    final double refFin = tauFin * initialFirst[nDataPts - 1];
    final double[] tmpFin = new double[nDataPts];
    Arrays.fill(tmpFin, 0.);
    if (Math.abs(refFin - lowerFin) < SMALL && tauFin != 0.) {
      newFirst[nDataPts - 1] = refFin >= lowerFin ? initialFirst[nDataPts - 1] : lowerFin / tauFin;
      for (int k = 0; k < nDataPts; ++k) {
        tmpFin[k] = 0.5 * initialFirstSense[nDataPts - 1].getData()[k];
      }
      tmpFin[nDataPts - 1] -= 1.5 / intervals[nDataPts - 2];
    } else {
      if (refFin < lowerFin) {
        newFirst[nDataPts - 1] = lowerFin / tauFin;
        tmpFin[nDataPts - 1] = -3. / intervals[nDataPts - 2];
      } else {
        if (Math.abs(refFin - upperFin) < SMALL && tauFin != 0.) {
          newFirst[nDataPts - 1] = refFin <= upperFin ? initialFirst[nDataPts - 1] : upperFin / tauFin;
          for (int k = 0; k < nDataPts; ++k) {
            tmpFin[k] = 0.5 * initialFirstSense[nDataPts - 1].getData()[k];
          }
          tmpFin[nDataPts - 1] += 1.5 / intervals[nDataPts - 2];
        } else {
          if (refFin > upperFin) {
            newFirst[nDataPts - 1] = upperFin / tauFin;
            tmpFin[nDataPts - 1] = 3. / intervals[nDataPts - 2];
          } else {
            newFirst[nDataPts - 1] = initialFirst[nDataPts - 1];
            System.arraycopy(initialFirstSense[nDataPts - 1].getData(), 0, tmpFin, 0, nDataPts);
          }
        }
      }
    }
    res[nDataPts] = new DoubleMatrix1D(tmpFin);
    res[0] = new DoubleMatrix1D(newFirst);
    return res;
  }
}


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Q: Firebase Sectioned RecyclerView I am trying to have a sectioned recyclerview reading from firebase like this: but I really have less knowledge on it, I tried looking up on it here: Sectioned Recyclerview and here: which is where I go the Image above but I'm more confused than before, if anyone knows a solution to this, please provide it for me or if you have done a similar thing, please help.
This is my code if it will be of any help and I'm using FirebaseRecyclerViewAdapter:
@Override
protected void onStart() {
    super.onStart();

    //Creating an adapter to hold values sequential.
    FirebaseRecyclerAdapter<Book, BooksReadActivity.userBooksViewHolder> firebaseRecyclerAdapter = new FirebaseRecyclerAdapter<Book, userBooksViewHolder>(

            Book.class,
            R.layout.book_row,
            BooksReadActivity.userBooksViewHolder.class,
            mQueryCurrentUser

    ) {
        @Override
        protected void populateViewHolder(BooksReadActivity.userBooksViewHolder viewHolder, Book model, final int position) {

            final String book_key = getRef(position).getKey();

            viewHolder.setTitle(model.getTitle());
            viewHolder.setAuthor(model.getAuthor());
            viewHolder.setDescription(model.getDesc());
            viewHolder.setImage(getApplicationContext(), model.getImage());
            viewHolder.setSubmissionDate(model.getSubmissionDate());

            viewHolder.mView.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
                @Override
                public void onClick(View view) {
                    Intent bookViewIntent = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), ProfileBooksRead.class);
                    bookViewIntent.putExtra("book_id", book_key);
                    startActivity(bookViewIntent);

                }
            });

        }
    };

    //Set the Booklist{@RecylerView} to firebaseRecyclerviewAdapter.
    mBookList.setAdapter(firebaseRecyclerAdapter);

}

public static class userBooksViewHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder {

    DatabaseReference mDattabaseLike;
    FirebaseAuth mAuth;

    TextView book_title;

    ImageButton mLikeBtn;

    View mView;

    public userBooksViewHolder(View itemView) {
        super(itemView);

        mView = itemView;

        book_title = (TextView) mView.findViewById(R.id.book_title);

        mDattabaseLike = FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().getReference().child("Likes");
        mAuth = FirebaseAuth.getInstance();
        mDattabaseLike.keepSynced(true);

    }

    public void setTitle(String title) {
        book_title.setText(title);

    }

    public void setAuthor(String author) {
        TextView book_author = (TextView) mView.findViewById(R.id.book_author);
        book_author.setText(author);

    }

    public void setDescription(String desc) {
        TextView book_desc = (TextView) mView.findViewById(R.id.book_desc);
        book_desc.setText(desc);

    }

    public void setSubmissionDate(String submissionDate) {

        TextView tvSubmissionDate = (TextView) mView.findViewById(R.id.tv_sub_date);
        tvSubmissionDate.setText(submissionDate);

    }

    public void setImage(final Context c, final String image) {
        final ImageView imageView = (ImageView) mView.findViewById(R.id.book_image);
        Picasso.with(c).load(image).networkPolicy(NetworkPolicy.OFFLINE).into(imageView, new Callback() {
            @Override
            public void onSuccess() {

            }

            @Override
            public void onError() {

                Picasso.with(c).load(image).into(imageView);

            }
        });

    }
    /*
    * Methods for setting values for displaying{@ends here}
    * */
}