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using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
using NSubstitute;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Dynamic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Xunit;

namespace JsonFlatFileDataStore.Test
{
    public class DataStoreTests
    {
        [Fact]
        public void UpdateAll()
        {
            var newFilePath = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(newFilePath);

            store.UpdateAll("{ 'tasks': [ { 'id': 0, 'task': 'Commit'} ] }");

            var collection = store.GetCollection("tasks");
            Assert.Equal(1, collection.Count);

            var item = collection.AsQueryable().First();
            Assert.Equal("Commit", item.task);

            UTHelpers.Down(newFilePath);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ListKeys()
        {
            var newFilePath = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(newFilePath);

            var collections = store.GetKeys();
            Assert.Equal("user", collections.First().Key);
            Assert.Equal(ValueType.Collection, collections.First().Value);
            Assert.Equal(ValueType.Item, collections.Last().Value);
            Assert.Equal(10, collections.Count());

            UTHelpers.Down(newFilePath);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ListCollections()
        {
            var newFilePath = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(newFilePath);

            var collections = store.GetKeys(ValueType.Collection);
            Assert.Equal("user", collections.First().Key);
            Assert.Equal(ValueType.Collection, collections.First().Value);
            Assert.Equal(5, collections.Count());

            UTHelpers.Down(newFilePath);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ListItems()
        {
            var newFilePath = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(newFilePath);

            var items = store.GetKeys(ValueType.Item);
            Assert.Equal("myValue", items.First().Key);
            Assert.Equal(ValueType.Item, items.First().Value);
            Assert.Equal(5, items.Count());

            UTHelpers.Down(newFilePath);
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task WriteToFile_LowerCamelCase()
        {
            var newFilePath = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(newFilePath);

            var collection = store.GetCollection<PrivateOwner>("PrivateOwner");
            Assert.Equal(0, collection.Count);

            await collection.InsertOneAsync(new PrivateOwner { FirstName = "Jimmy", OwnerLongTestProperty = "UT" });
            Assert.Equal(1, collection.Count);

            var json = File.ReadAllText(newFilePath);

            Assert.Contains("privateOwner", json);
            Assert.Contains("ownerLongTestProperty", json);

            var store2 = new DataStore(newFilePath);

            var collectionUppercase = store2.GetCollection<PrivateOwner>("PrivateOwner");
            Assert.Equal(0, collectionUppercase.Count);

            var collectionLowercase = store2.GetCollection<PrivateOwner>("privateOwner");
            Assert.Equal(1, collectionLowercase.Count);

            var collectionNoCase = store2.GetCollection<PrivateOwner>();
            Assert.Equal(1, collectionNoCase.Count);

            UTHelpers.Down(newFilePath);
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task WriteToFile_UpperCamelCase()
        {
            var newFilePath = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(newFilePath, false);

            var collection = store.GetCollection<PrivateOwner>("Owner");
            Assert.Equal(0, collection.Count);

            await collection.InsertOneAsync(new PrivateOwner { FirstName = "Jimmy", OwnerLongTestProperty = "UT" });
            Assert.Equal(1, collection.Count);

            var json = File.ReadAllText(newFilePath);

            Assert.Contains("OwnerLongTestProperty", json);

            UTHelpers.Down(newFilePath);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void GetCollection_TypedCollection_NameParameter()
        {
            var newFilePath = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(newFilePath);

            var collection = store.GetCollection<Movie>("movies");
            Assert.Equal(2, collection.Count);
            Assert.Single(collection.AsQueryable().Where(e => e.Name == "Predator"));

            UTHelpers.Down(newFilePath);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void GetCollection_Mocked()
        {
            var innerCollection = new DocumentCollection<Movie>(
                new Func<string, Func<List<Movie>, bool>, bool, Task<bool>>((s, d, i) => Task.FromResult(true)),
                new Lazy<List<Movie>>(() => new List<Movie> { new Movie { Name = "Commando" } }),
                @"/path/to/file",
                "id",
                new Func<Movie, Movie>(m => m),
                new Func<Movie>(() => new Movie()));

            var store = Substitute.For<IDataStore>();
            store.GetCollection<Movie>().Returns(innerCollection);

            var collection = store.GetCollection<Movie>();
            Assert.Equal(1, collection.Count);

            var result = collection.InsertOne(new Movie { Name = "Predator" });
            Assert.True(result);
            Assert.Equal(2, collection.Count);
            Assert.Single(collection.AsQueryable().Where(e => e.Name == "Predator"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void GetCollection_Exception()
        {
            var innerCollection = new DocumentCollection<Movie>(
                new Func<string, Func<List<Movie>, bool>, bool, Task<bool>>((s, d, i) => throw new Exception("Failed")),
                new Lazy<List<Movie>>(() => new List<Movie> { new Movie { Name = "Commando" } }),
                @"/path/to/file",
                "id",
                new Func<Movie, Movie>(m => m),
                new Func<Movie>(() => new Movie()));

            var store = Substitute.For<IDataStore>();
            store.GetCollection<Movie>().Returns(innerCollection);

            var collection = store.GetCollection<Movie>();

            Assert.Throws<Exception>(() => collection.InsertOne(new Movie { Name = "Predator" }));
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task Readme_Example()
        {
            var pathToJson = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(pathToJson);

            var dynamicCollection = store.GetCollection("user");

            var userDynamic = dynamicCollection
                                .AsQueryable()
                                .Single(p => p.name == "Phil");

            await dynamicCollection.InsertOneAsync(new { id = 14, name = "Raymond", age = 32 });
            await dynamicCollection.ReplaceOneAsync(e => e.id == 14, new { id = 14, name = "Barry", age = 32 });
            await dynamicCollection.DeleteOneAsync(e => e.name == "Barry");

            var typedCollection = store.GetCollection<User>();

            var userTyped = typedCollection
                                .AsQueryable()
                                .Single(p => p.Name == "Phil");

            typedCollection.InsertOne(new User { Id = 15, Name = "Jim", Age = 52 });
            typedCollection.ReplaceOne(e => e.Id == 15, new User { Id = 15, Name = "Barry", Age = 52 });
            typedCollection.DeleteOne(e => e.Name == "Barry");
            typedCollection.DeleteMany(e => e.Age < 31);

            Assert.Equal("Phil", userDynamic.name);
            Assert.Equal("Phil", userTyped.Name);

            UTHelpers.Down(pathToJson);
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task Readme_Example2()
        {
            var pathToJson = UTHelpers.Up();

            // Open database (create new if file doesn't exist)
            var store = new DataStore(pathToJson);

            // Get employee collection
            var collection = store.GetCollection("employee");

            // Create new employee instance
            var employee = new
            {
                id = collection.GetNextIdValue(),
                name = "John",
                age = 46
            };

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeJson = JToken.Parse("{ 'id': 2, 'name': 'Raymond', 'age': 32 }");

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeDict = new Dictionary<string, object>
            {
                ["id"] = 3,
                ["name"] = "Andy",
                ["age"] = 32
            };

            var employeeExpando = new ExpandoObject();
            var items = employeeExpando as IDictionary<string, object>;
            items.Add("id", 3);
            items.Add("name", "Karl");
            items.Add("age", 29);

            // Insert new employee
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employee);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeJson);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeDict);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeExpando);

            // As anonymous types property is read only we can use new anonymous type to update data
            var updateData = new { name = "John Doe" };
            await collection.UpdateOneAsync(e => e.id == employee.id, updateData);

            var updateJson = JObject.Parse("{ 'name': 'Raymond Doe' }");
            await collection.UpdateOneAsync(e => e.id == 1, updateJson);

            var updateDict = new Dictionary<string, object> { ["name"] = "Andy Doe" };
            await collection.UpdateOneAsync(e => e.id == 2, updateDict);

            // Use LINQ to query items
            var results = collection.AsQueryable().Where(x => x.age < 40);

            Assert.True(results.Count() == 3);
            Assert.Single(results.Where(e => e.name == "Raymond Doe"));
            Assert.Single(results.Where(e => e.name == "Andy Doe"));
            Assert.Single(results.Where(e => e.name == "Karl"));

            UTHelpers.Down(pathToJson);
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task Insert_CorrectIdWithDynamic()
        {
            var pathToJson = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(pathToJson);

            var collection = store.GetCollection("employee");

            // Create new employee instance
            var employee = new
            {
                id = 20,
                name = "John",
                age = 46
            };

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeJson = JToken.Parse("{ 'id': 200, 'name': 'Raymond', 'age': 32 }");

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeDict = new Dictionary<string, object>
            {
                ["id"] = 300,
                ["name"] = "Andy",
                ["age"] = 32
            };

            var employeeExpando = new ExpandoObject();
            var items = employeeExpando as IDictionary<string, object>;
            items.Add("id", 4000);
            items.Add("name", "Karl");
            items.Add("age", 34);

            // Insert new employee
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employee);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeJson);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeDict);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeExpando);

            Assert.Equal(20, employee.id);
            Assert.Equal(21, employeeJson["id"]);
            Assert.Equal(22, employeeDict["id"]);
            Assert.Equal(23, ((IDictionary<string, object>)employeeExpando)["id"]);

            UTHelpers.Down(pathToJson);
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task Insert_CorrectIdWithDynamic_No_InitialId()
        {
            var pathToJson = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(pathToJson, keyProperty: "acc");

            var collection = store.GetCollection("employee");

            // Create new employee instance
            var employee = new
            {
                name = "John",
                age = 46
            };

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeJson = JToken.Parse("{ 'name': 'Raymond', 'age': 32 }");

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeDict = new Dictionary<string, object>
            {
                ["name"] = "Andy",
                ["age"] = 32
            };

            var employeeExpando = new ExpandoObject();
            var items = employeeExpando as IDictionary<string, object>;
            items.Add("name", "Karl");
            items.Add("age", 34);

            // Insert new employee
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employee);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeJson);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeDict);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeExpando);

            Assert.Equal(1, employeeJson["acc"]);
            Assert.Equal(2, employeeDict["acc"]);
            Assert.Equal(3, ((IDictionary<string, object>)employeeExpando)["acc"]);

            UTHelpers.Down(pathToJson);
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task Insert_CorrectIdWithDynamic_With_InitialId()
        {
            var pathToJson = UTHelpers.Up();

            var store = new DataStore(pathToJson, keyProperty: "acc");

            var collection = store.GetCollection("employee");

            // Create new employee instance
            var employee = new
            {
                acc = "hello",
                name = "John",
                age = 46
            };

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeJson = JToken.Parse("{ 'name': 'Raymond', 'age': 32 }");

            // Example with JSON object
            var employeeDict = new Dictionary<string, object>
            {
                ["name"] = "Andy",
                ["age"] = 32
            };

            var employeeExpando = new ExpandoObject();
            var items = employeeExpando as IDictionary<string, object>;
            items.Add("name", "Karl");
            items.Add("age", 34);

            // Insert new employee
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employee);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeJson);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeDict);
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employeeExpando);

            Assert.Equal("hello", employee.acc);
            Assert.Equal("hello0", employeeJson["acc"]);
            Assert.Equal("hello1", employeeDict["acc"]);
            Assert.Equal("hello2", ((IDictionary<string, object>)employeeExpando)["acc"]);

            UTHelpers.Down(pathToJson);
        }

        [Fact]
        public async Task Readme_Example3()
        {
            var pathToJson = UTHelpers.Up();

            // Open database (create new if file doesn't exist)
            var store = new DataStore(pathToJson);

            // Get employee collection
            var collection = store.GetCollection<Employee>();

            // Create new employee instance
            var employee = new Employee
            {
                Name = "John",
                Age = 46
            };

            // Get next id value
            employee.Id = collection.GetNextIdValue();

            // Insert new employee
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(employee);

            // Update user
            employee.Name = "John Doe";

            await collection.UpdateOneAsync(e => e.Id == employee.Id, employee);

            // Use LINQ to query items
            var results = collection.AsQueryable().Where(e => e.Age > 30);

            Assert.Single(results.Where(e => e.Name == "John Doe"));

            UTHelpers.Down(pathToJson);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void FileNotFound_CreateNewFile()
        {
            var path = UTHelpers.GetFullFilePath($"CreateNewFile_{DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks}");

            var storeFileNotFound = new DataStore(path);
            var collectionKeys = storeFileNotFound.GetKeys();
            Assert.Equal(0, collectionKeys.Count);

            var storeFileFound = new DataStore(path);
            var collectionKeysFileFound = storeFileNotFound.GetKeys();
            Assert.Equal(0, collectionKeysFileFound.Count);

            UTHelpers.Down(path);
        }

        [Theory]
        [InlineData(true)]
        [InlineData(false)]
        public async Task FileContent_DefaultFormat(bool useLowerCamelCase)
        {
            var path = UTHelpers.GetFullFilePath($"FileContent_DefaultFormat_{DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks}");

            var store = new DataStore(path, useLowerCamelCase: useLowerCamelCase);
            var collection = store.GetCollection<Movie>("movie");
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(new Movie{Name = "Test", Rating = 5});

            var content = UTHelpers.GetFileContent(path);

            // NOTE: File format is different depending on used OS. Windows uses \r\n and Linux \r
            //   - "{\r\n  \"movie\": [\r\n    {\r\n      \"name\": \"Test\",\r\n      \"rating\": 5.0\r\n    }\r\n  ]\r\n}",
            //   - "{\r  \"movie\": [\r    {\r      \"name\": \"Test\",\r      \"rating\": 5.0\r    }\r  ]\r}"
            // Length on Windows is 81 and on Linux 74
            var allowedLengths = new[] { 81, 74 };

            Assert.Contains(allowedLengths, i => i == content.Length);

            UTHelpers.Down(path);
        }

        [Theory]
        [InlineData(true, true, new[] { 40 })]
        [InlineData(false, true, new[] { 40 })]
        [InlineData(true, false, new[] { 81, 74 })]
        [InlineData(false, false, new[] { 81, 74 })]
        public async Task FileContent_MinifiedFormat(bool useLowerCamelCase, bool useMinifiedJson, int[] allowedLengths)
        {
            var path = UTHelpers.GetFullFilePath($"FileContent_DefaultFormat_{DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks}");

            var store = new DataStore(path, useLowerCamelCase: useLowerCamelCase, minifyJson: useMinifiedJson);
            var collection = store.GetCollection<Movie>("movie");
            await collection.InsertOneAsync(new Movie { Name = "Test", Rating = 5 });

            var content = UTHelpers.GetFileContent(path);

            // NOTE: File format is different depending on used OS. Windows uses \r\n and Linux \r
            //   - "{\r\n  \"movie\": [\r\n    {\r\n      \"name\": \"Test\",\r\n      \"rating\": 5.0\r\n    }\r\n  ]\r\n}",
            //   - "{\r  \"movie\": [\r    {\r      \"name\": \"Test\",\r      \"rating\": 5.0\r    }\r  ]\r}"
            // Length on Windows is 81 and on Linux 74
            //
            // Minified length: 40
            //  - "{\"movie\":\"name\":\"Test\",\"rating\":5.0}]}"

            Assert.Contains(allowedLengths, i => i == content.Length);

            UTHelpers.Down(path);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void FileContent_AlwaysMinify_Encrypted()
        {
            var path = UTHelpers.GetFullFilePath($"{nameof(FileContent_AlwaysMinify_Encrypted)}");

            var storeFileEncrypted = new DataStore(path, encryptionKey: "53cr3t");
            storeFileEncrypted.InsertItem<Movie>("movie", new Movie { Name = "Matrix", Rating = 5 });
            var content = UTHelpers.GetFileContent(path);

            Assert.Equal(88, content.Length);

            UTHelpers.Down(path);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void FileNotFound_CreateNewFile_Encrypted()
        {
            var path = UTHelpers.GetFullFilePath($"CreateNewFile_Encrypted_{DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks}");

            var storeFileNotFound = new DataStore(path, encryptionKey:"53cr3t");
            var collectionKeys = storeFileNotFound.GetKeys();
            Assert.Equal(0, collectionKeys.Count);

            var storeFileFound = new DataStore(path, encryptionKey: "53cr3t");
            var collectionKeysFileFound = storeFileNotFound.GetKeys();
            Assert.Equal(0, collectionKeysFileFound.Count);

            UTHelpers.Down(path);
        }

        public class Employee
        {
            public int Id { get; set; }

            public string Name { get; set; }

            public int Age { get; set; }
        }
    }
}

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TheraSuits and Cerebral Palsy
by Aubrey Bailey
The TheraSuit can be worn while walking using parallel bars.
Jupiterimages/Creatas/Getty Images
1 Gait Trainers for Cerebral Palsy
2 Balance Problems in Cerebral Palsy
3 The Effectiveness of Passive Stretching in Children With Cerebral Palsy
4 Dancer's Arm Workout
Cerebral palsy is a disorder that affects the muscles. Although it affects a person's mobility throughout life, it is particularly difficult for people with cerebral palsy to learn to walk and move because of the excessive muscle tightness that is common with this disorder. The TheraSuit was designed to treat this tightness and maintain proper posture to improve a person's ability to move.
The TheraSuit was designed by Richard and Izabela Koscielny, physical therapists and parents of a daughter with cerebral palsy. The concept of the TheraSuit originated from the spacesuits worn by astronauts to prevent muscle loss in space due to lack of gravity. Before the TheraSuit was designed in 2002, these space suits were used in the early 1990s for children with neurological disorders such as cerebral palsy.
Design and Purpose
The TheraSuit consists of a cap, vest, shorts, knee pads, and shoe and arm attachments. These components are attached to each other by elastic cables with adjustable resistance. TheraSuits come in a variety of sizes for children and adults.
The TheraSuit serves several purposes: to improve alignment of the body and correct posture, provide resistance for muscle strengthening and improve a person's ability to move around in their environment. The suit applies compression to multiple areas of the body to send sensory messages to the brain, improving body awareness and coordination.
The are many user-reported potential benefits of the TheraSuit. Early on, the cables can be tightened to support weak muscles to allow a person to move. This places the body in proper alignment and reduces strain on muscles that are overworked to compensate for weak muscles. The suit improves balance by reducing excessive muscle tightness. Through repetition, the TheraSuit retrains the brain to recognize normal movement patterns in the body. Despite these claims, research evidence for this treatment is lacking.
TheraSuit Method
Occupational and physical therapists use the TheraSuit i as a therapy tool. The TheraSuit Method is an intensive therapy program designed to improve movement in people with cerebral palsy. Sessions often last 3 hours per day, 5 days per week for 3 weeks. The suit is used in conjunction with other treatments, such as stretching, gait training, balance activities and strengthening exercises. Activities are also performed in a "spider cage" -- an apparatus with cables that run from its structure to the person's suit.
James Madison University: Cerebral Palsy
TheraSuit, LLC: Overview of the TheraSuit and the TheraSuit Method
TheraSuit: Intensive Therapy Combined with Strengthening Exercises Using the Thera Suit in a Child with CP: A Case Report
Living With Cerebral Palsy: Intensive Pediatric Therapy for Cerebral Palsy: TheraSuit Method
All Children's Hospital: TheraSuit Method Intensive Program (TMIP)
Pediatric Physical Therapy: The Effect of Suit Wear During an Intensive Therapy Program in Children With Cerebral Palsy
Aubrey Bailey has been writing health-related articles since 2009. Her articles have appeared in ADVANCE for Physical Therapy & Rehab Medicine. She holds a Bachelor of Science in physical therapy and Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University at Buffalo, as well as a post-professional Doctor of Physical Therapy from Utica College. Dr. Bailey is also a certified hand therapist.
The Science Behind Medicine Ball Training
What Are the Different Types of Prosthetics?
How Do Electronic Prosthetics Work?
Physiotherapies for Cerebral Palsy
Physical Therapy for Arthritis of Fingers & the Hand
What Is Tube Walking?
What Are Leg Prosthetics?
Help a Child With Cerebral Palsy With Handwriting
Finger Bone Chip Fracture After Hyperextension
Equinovarus Deformity in Cerebral Palsy
Nine Internationally Recognized Styles of Hatha Yoga

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CrimeNewsAustraliaWA News
Push for Puddy murder trial
BRIDGET LACEYThe West Australian
Wed, 15 September 2010 12:42PM
The man charged with the murder of missing millionaire Craig Puddy is anxious to get to trial to prove his innocence, the Magistrates court was told today.
Cameron James Mansell appeared in court via video link, but his lawyer, Tom Percy, said that Mr Mansell wanted to appear in person at the next scheduled court date.
Prosecutors told the court they would need at least 12 weeks to receive and assess the full DNA results of testing related to the alleged murder of Mr Puddy.
Mr Percy criticised the delay, saying the State Government was to blame because of a lack of resources. He said his client had been in custody since May. "We are the meat in the sandwich here," Mr Percy said.
He said he wanted it on the record that his client wanted to attend at the next scheduled court date so that he could keep track of the process.
But magistrate Keith Chapman said Mr Mansell's appearance in person may provide an issue for the court from a security point of view.
Mr Percy said he would submit his reasons in detail in writing.
Mr Puddy, 45, was last seen at his Mt Pleasant home on May 3.
Police divers have searched sections of the Canning River, near Mr Puddy's home and bush in neighbouring suburbs and north of Perth for Mr Puddy's body. A green and yellow wheelie bin missing from Mr Puddy's home was found in bush east of Two Rocks.
The burnt remains of Mr Mansell's Jeep Cherokee were found at nearby Banksia Grove.
The matter was adjourned until November 24.
HK civil servants told to pledge loyalty


1999 was quite an exhausting existential journey, featuring many stories whose protagonists questioned the meaning of their existence, rebelled against the alienation of modernity, went into drastic changes in their lives or engaged themselves in harrowing, sometimes tragic, sometimes insightful, but always fascinating, existential quests. Simply said, which 1999 'existential' film fascinated you the most? After voting, you may discuss the list here The texts are all excerpts from the reviews of the late Roger Ebert, to whom this poll is dedicated.


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Q: Is it possible to add a drop shadow to chart.js line chart? I'm using chart.js to build a line chart. I was wondering if it is possible to add a drop shadow to the line chart I'm displaying. To clarify I mean add a drop shadow to the line itself. Like this:

Here is the code and code snippets.

// Line Chart
var ctx = document.getElementById("salesData").getContext("2d");

var gradient = ctx.createLinearGradient(0,0,700,0);
    gradient.addColorStop(0, 'rgba(255, 204, 128, 1)');
    gradient.addColorStop(0.5, 'rgba(255, 152, 0, 1)');
    gradient.addColorStop(1, 'rgba(239, 108, 0, 1)');

var salesData = {
  labels: ["1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8"],
  datasets: [
    {
      label: "Front",
      fillColor: "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)",
      strokeColor: gradient,
      pointColor: gradient,
      pointStrokeColor: "#202b33",
      pointHighlightStroke: "rgba(225,225,225,0.9)",
      data: [0, 10, 40, 48, 55, 64, 55, 72]
    }
  ]
};

window.myLineChart = new Chart(ctx).Line(salesData, {
  pointDotRadius : 0,
  pointDotStrokeWidth : 0,
  datasetStrokeWidth : 4,
  scaleShowVerticalLines: true,
  scaleGridLineWidth : 2,
  scaleShowGridLines : true,
  scaleGridLineColor : "rgba(225, 255, 255, 0.02)",
  scaleOverride: true,
  scaleSteps: 12,
  scaleStepWidth: 10,
  scaleStartValue: 0,

  responsive: true

});

<canvas id="salesData"></canvas>

A: Extending the chart and overriding the draw function would be one (complicated) way to do this.
An easier way would be to duplicate the chart canvas with all the other elements (grid lines, scale labels...) hidden, style the line differently (thicker and in a gray shade). Then position this duplicate canvas under and to the bottom and right of the original canvas.
CSS
.shadowParent {
    position: relative;
}
.shadowParent canvas.firstShadow {
    position: absolute;
    left: 10px;
    top: 30px;
    z-index: -1;
}

HTML

    <canvas id="myChartShadow" class="firstShadow" width="600"></canvas>
    <canvas id="myChart" width="600"></canvas>

Script
...

var ctxShadow = document.getElementById("myChartShadow").getContext("2d");
var dataShadow = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data));
dataShadow.datasets[0].strokeColor = "rgba(220,220,220,0.2)"
new Chart(ctxShadow).Line(dataShadow, {
    datasetStrokeWidth: 10,
    datasetFill: false,
    pointDot: false,
    showTooltips: false,
});

If your shadow isn't blurry enough you could add one more layer
CSS
.shadowParent canvas.secondShadow {
    position: absolute;
    left: 10px;
    top: 30px;
    z-index: -1;
}

HTML

    <canvas id="myChartShadow2" class="secondShadow" width="600"></canvas>
    ...

Script
var ctxShadow2 = document.getElementById("myChartShadow2").getContext("2d");
var dataShadow2 = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data));
dataShadow2.datasets[0].strokeColor = "rgba(220,220,220,0.1)"
new Chart(ctxShadow2).Line(dataShadow2, {
    datasetStrokeWidth: 20,
    datasetFill: false,
    pointDot: false,
    showTooltips: false,
    scaleFontColor: "rgba(0,0,0,0)",
    scaleLineColor: "rgba(0,0,0,0)",
    scaleShowGridLines: false,
    datasetFill: false,
});

Note that the scale aligns with the first shadow (it gives it a more 3D feel), but you can move it to the first layer if the scale is important (vs. this being more of an rough look kind of graph)

Fiddle - http://jsfiddle.net/fjyj1021/

A: You can use filters:
    g.ct-series {filter:url(#shadow);}
    <defs>
        <filter id="shadow" x="-50%" y="-50%" width="200%" height="200%">
            <feDropShadow dx="2" dy="2" stdDeviation="6" flood-opacity="0.80" />
        </filter>
    </defs>

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Powderfinger's Skyhigh Gig
By WENN on 28 October 2010
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Picture: John Collins of Powderfinger performing live Adelaide, Australia - 16.09.10
Australian rockers Powderfinger took to the skies for their latest gig - they performed a set on a flight Down Under on Thursday (28Oct10).
The band, who will split when their farewell tour ends next month (Nov10), flew from Sydney to the Gold Coast on a Jetstar plane to raise cash for the Yalari charity, which funds education for indigenous children.
Fans paid up to $9,770 (£6,513) to enjoy the high-altitude show, which saw the group play at the front of the jet in front of 140 passengers, while cabin crew members reportedly danced in the aisles.
Singer Bernard Fanning says, "There wasn't much room up there for big-stage moves. I couldn't pull many shapes. This tour we've done lots of things for the first time, in terms of places we've been to and the size of the tour, but I never expected to be playing a gig in the sky."
But the rockers remain adamant they will still go their separate ways after their last concert in Brisbane on 13 November (10).
Fanning adds, "It's getting closer now, but we haven't been thinking about it because we're so busy. There are years and years to get emotional and look back. Maybe the last show might get to us a bit, but we're purely focused on trying to put on the best shows."
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Q: Dynamic pattern matching How can I do dynamic pattern matching in Erlang?
Supose I have the function filter/2 :
filter(Pattern, Array)

where Pattern is a string with the pattern I want to match (e.g "{book, _ }" or "{ebook, _ }") typed by an user and Array is an array of heterogenous elements (e.g {dvd, "The Godfather" } , {book, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" }, {dvd, "The Lord of Rings"}, etc) Then I would like filter/2 above to return the array of elements in Array that match Pattern.
I've tried some ideas with erl_eval without any sucess...
tks in advance.

A: With little bit documentation study:
Eval = fun(S) -> {ok, T, _} = erl_scan:string(S), {ok,[A]} = erl_parse:parse_exprs(T), {value, V, _} = erl_eval:expr(A,[]), V end,
FilterGen = fun(X) -> Eval(lists:flatten(["fun(",X,")->true;(_)->false end."])) end,
filter(FilterGen("{book, _}"), [{dvd, "The Godfather" } , {book, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" }, {dvd, "The Lord of Rings"}]).
[{book,"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"}]

A: Is there any special reason why you want the pattern in a string?
Patterns as such don't exist in Erlang, they can really only occur in code. An alternative is to use the same conventions as with ETS match and select and write your own match function. It is really quite simple. The ETS convention uses a term to represent a pattern where the atoms '$1', '$2', etc are used as variables which can be bound and tested, and '_' is the don't care variable. So your example patterns would become:
{book,'_'}
{ebook,'_'}
{dvd,"The Godfather"}

This is probably the most efficient way of doing it. There is the possibility of using match specifications here but it would complicate the code. It depends on how complicated matching you need.
EDIT:
I add without comment code for part of the matcher:
%% match(Pattern, Value) -> {yes,Bindings} | no.

match(Pat, Val) ->
    match(Pat, Val, orddict:new()).

match([H|T], [V|Vs], Bs0) ->
    case match(H, V, Bs0) of
        {yes,Bs1} -> match(T, Vs, Bs1);
        no -> no
    end;
match('_', _, Bs) -> {yes,Bs};                  %Don't care variable
match(P, V, Bs) when is_atom(P) ->
    case is_variable(P) of
        true -> match_var(P, V, Bs);            %Variable atom like '$1'
        false ->
            %% P just an atom.
            if P =:= V -> {yes,Bs};
               true -> no
            end
    end.

match_var(P, V, Bs) ->
    case orddict:find(P, Bs) of
        {ok,B} when B =:= V -> {yes,Bs};
        {ok,_} -> no;
        error -> {yes,orddict:store(P, V, Bs)}
    end.

A: You can use lists:filter/2 to do the filtering part. Converting the string to code is a different matter. Are all the patterns in the form of {atom, _}? If so, you might be able to store the atom and pass that into the closure argument of lists:filter.

A: Several possibilities come to the mind, depending on how dynamic the patterns are and what features you need in your patterns:

*

*If you need exactly the syntax of erlang patterns and the pattern doesnt't change very often.  You could create the matching source code and write it to a file.  Use compile:file to create a binary and load this  with code:load_binary.

*

*Advantage: Very fast matching

*Disadvantage: overhead when pattern changes

*Stuff the data from Array into ETS and use match specifications to get out the data

*

*You might use fun2ms to help create the match specification.  But fun2ms normally is used as a parse transfor during compile time.  There is also a mode used by the shell that can be made to work from strings with the help of the parser probably. For details see ms_transform

*There might also be some way to use qlc but I didn't look into this in detail.
In any case be careful to sanitize your matching data if it comes from untrusted sources!


The Board of Trustees adopted the academic calendar for next school year, named the district's 28th elementary school and considered the annual facility improvement plan at its Jan. 24 meeting.
The Board voted to adopt the recommended academic calendar for 2019–20. The Board also announced the 2020–21 calendar, with formal approval slated for November 2019, pending changes from the Texas Education Agency (TEA).
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The adoption of the calendars follows an extensive effort to collect community feedback, resulting in nearly 5,000 survey responses.
After naming Larkspur Elementary and Danielson Middle School at the Dec. 14 meeting, the Board named Elementary School 28 for longtime district administrator Nancy Tarvin.
Tarvin was the executive director of elementary curriculum for the district. She retired in 2016 after a quarter century of service to the district and community. She is credited with helping develop the Leander Way, redesigning elementary schools and influencing the district's culture of excellence.
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This Month in Astronomical History
Sethanne Howard, USNO/retired
Each month as part of this series from the AAS Historical Astronomy Division, an important discovery or memorable event in the history of astronomy will be highlighted. This month, we focus on African American astronomer Benjamin Banneker.
One of America's Early African American Astronomers
Benjamin Banneker (1731–1806) was born in Baltimore County, Maryland, to free parents. His family owned a 100-acre tobacco farm in Oella, Maryland. Banneker inherited the farm and worked the land for most of his life. He was a keen observer of nature and was one of the first scientists to note the 17-year cycle for cicadas.
He received little, if any, official schooling, though he may have attended a local Quaker school during times of no harvest. Mostly self-taught, he learned mathematics and astronomy from books borrowed from neighbors; the Ellicott family for whom Ellicott City, Maryland, is named were the most supportive. He was enchanted by mathematics and enjoyed creating math puzzles. Also in love with the sky, he would observe the stars using a borrowed telescope.
Fascinated by mechanical objects, he built a clock when he was 22 years old. He did not have access to metal, so he constructed the timepiece entirely out of wood. It became a local tourist attraction — people would visit him in his log cabin to see the clock strike the hours.
Banneker also taught himself to forecast eclipses. He tested his method by comparing his calculations with those of James Ferguson — an early 18th-century writer of astronomy books — for the eclipse of 3 April 1791. Banneker's calculations showed that Ferguson had the time about 32 minutes early.
In 1791 George Washington put Andrew Ellicott in charge of surveying the new Federal District (now Washington, DC). The District was to be 10 miles on each side, or 100 square miles. The team placed boundary stones every mile around the border and had to determine the latitude and longitude of each boundary stone. Ellicott hired Banneker to handle the astronomical needs of the survey team. Banneker started in February and worked on the project for about four months.
Banneker used measurements of astronomical sources to determine positions, for which he needed to maintain an accurate clock. For local time he could measure the maximum altitude of the Sun, which would give local noon. For 0° longitude he used Greenwich, England. (Ultimately, once the Federal District was properly surveyed, Ellicott's team would set the 0° longitude line to run through the center of the US Capitol building. It was not until 1884 that Greenwich became the international standard for the Prime Meridian.) To get Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) Banneker used the "celestial clock" provided by eclipses of Jupiter's Galilean moons. The Nautical Almanac published annually by His Majesty's Nautical Almanac Office (Britain) listed the GMT for these events. By observing the local time of an eclipse of a Galilean moon and comparing it with the GMT listed in the Nautical Almanac, Banneker could convert the time difference into a longitude difference.
Almanacs were not new to Banneker, and in fact he created his own, the first of which was published in 1792. They were immediate best sellers. Banneker's six almanacs, published annually between 1792 and 1797, were an exceptional achievement that required a thorough knowledge of complex mathematics, including spherical trigonometry, as well as tedious and complicated computations by hand.
So, our early African American scientist was an accomplished man: surveyor, mathematician, astronomer, farmer, and naturalist.
"To Thomas Jefferson from Benjamin Banneker, 19 August 1791," Founders Online, National Archives, last modified 26 November 2017, http://founders.archives.gov/documents/Jefferson/01-22-02-0049. [Original source: The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, vol. 22, 6 August 1791 – 31 December 1791, ed. Charles T. Cullen. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1986, pp. 49–54.]
"Benjamin Banneker from Thomas Jefferson, 30 August 1791," Library of Congress, Manuscript letter. https://www.loc.gov/exhibits/jefferson/79.html
"A Sketch of the Life of Benjamin Banneker" https://archive.org/stream/sketchoflifeofbe54tyso#page/n11/mode/2up
"The Life of Benjamin Banneker" by Silvio A. Bedini, Revised and Expanded Edition. Baltimore; Maryland Historical Society, 1999.
Photo: The Gallery at the Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum, 300 Oella Ave., Catonsville, MD 21228


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New detail set for Hasegawa F-22 Raptor in 1/48. Made of steel with a thickness of 0.05 mm.
Academy is to re-release its 1/72nd Lockheed Martin F-22A Raptor kit with ref. 12527 Sources: http://www.academy.co.kr/6q/board_news_main.asp?pMenuId=BOARD00002&pCode=9035&pCategory=NEWS1 https://www.facebook.com/academytoy/photos/pb.1450541581840342.-2207520000.1442819447./1718872271673937/?type=3&permPage=1 F-22A Raptor "94th FS, Langley AFB" V.P.
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Best F-22, F-18 and F-15 models...?
Guys, so I'm thinking of modelling one of these bad boys (in the title) and was wondering if anyone could give me some help on the best 1/72 scale kits for the aforementioned. I really love these American jets and having modelled Mig-21's Mig-25s' Su-27's and the T-50 I was looking for a bit of a change. Thanks in advance P.S. I'm looking for readily available kits and if you include a link, please could it be to a website that uses GBP. Thank you very much for your time! P.P.S I love this forum!!
A couple of years ago I picked up a 1/48 IdolMaster F-2A by Hasegawa to do for my niece. The WIP is here http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234943817-how-to-build-an-f-2a-and-lose-your-mancard/and the RFI is here http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234944706-how-to-build-an-f2-a-and-lose-your-mancard-is-finished/. It was quite enjoyable although very detailed regarding the decal scheme. I was following a link on Britmodeller the other day that took me to HLJ website. Since I was there, might as well cruise it (addicted people will take any excuse to use!) Lo and behold, HLJ had all of the IdolMaster kits on sale. I was weak, I was not strong; I was very bad. I got this kit, the Hasegawa 1/48 F-22 Raptor in the IdolMaster scheme. I also somehow ordered all of these: So, my purchases of Micro Sol and Set will be going up exponentially due to these kits. The main appeal for me is the decal schemes; they are very decal intense. Here are the instructions. As you can see in the instructions, there are quite a few decals that have to be applied and in a certain order (that is never described in the instructions mind you) as some overlap others. The decal sheets are quite large, about 14 inches long. The parameters of the build are to get it done reasonably well, but the main focus is the end scheme of the plane. Obviously, I am not trying to get as accurate as I can F-22 Raptor. This is an anime portrayal of an actual aircraft, not the aircraft itself. With that said, upon opening the box, I am greeted with some lovely shades of plastic. I have standard Hasegawa grey sprues, a very dark black/grey sprue, and multiple sprues with a fetching shade of hot pink. (I can't wait to go to the LHS to try and match this color. They are used to me getting the drab WWII camo colors. Guess I will tell them I am doing a flaming PR spitfire!) Since this is Hasegawa's regular F-22 kit, the build starts with the cockpit. After freeing the parts I have a wonderful hue of plastic colors to work with. And all the parts are assembled to dry and await a very dull black base color. As the main cockpit dries, I begin work on the instrument panel and the six decals it gets. After a few doses of setting solution, the decals snuggle into place. Next up a base application of NATO black over the entire cockpit. When the base coat dries, a drybrushing of metallic silver helps to bring out detail and give a little life back to the cockpit. I have not decided if the canopy will be open or closed. If it is closed, not a whole lot will be visible in the cockpit. With such a dark base color, even with the canopy open, not a lot will be visible. Next up the main weapons bay. There are 3 bays, the main, the port and the starboard. I have already decided I will not have the side bays open. I am still debating about the main bay, so I will build that up. The main bay is put together All that is left is the six weapon racks that have to be made up. One down, five to go. And all of the weapon racks installed. The nose wheel bay is next to be built up. Here is where I am at a loss. If you look at the detail molded into the weapon bay pictures above and the main wheel bay to come, there is some fairly nice detail to the parts. For the nose bay, nothing except the one part that is attached at the end of the bay. Now maybe the actual aircraft has nothing in the bay, but I kinda doubt it. I just am at a loss as to why Hasegawa would put such effort into making the detail in the weapon bays and main wheel bay, but nothing for the nose wheel. The two side bays are removed from the sprues (great detail). And the main weapon bay, side bays and nose wheel bay are inserted into the bottom fuselage section. Finally, a rubber gasket is held in place by this round plastic cap allowing the nose wheel to be removed. A very nice touch when it will get down to painting and decaling. (In fact, after looking ahead in the instructions, all of the wheels are designed to be removable. That will be very helpful. Next up is the main wheel bay. There are four different sub-assemblies that are inserted into the fuselage. I have built those up. These are off to get a coat of white before I install them. On a side note, being the ham fisted builder I am, I frequently send small parts sailing far away from where I want them to go. I may not be too thrilled about the hot pink plastic, but it is great when having to search for lost parts!! I haven't lost a single little small part even though I have dropped several very tiny parts. Apparently, the carpet monster does not like pink. And this is where I stop today. As always comment welcome.
IdolM@ster F-22 Raptor, Feeling Pinkish?
Nothing screams raw, pure, outlandish masculinity like a bright, pink, aircraft covered in multi-colored flowers with Japanese Anime cartoon figures on it. (I promise after this post, I am putting on my boots, riding my horse, punching a few cows, eating very raw steak and telling SWMBO that I really don't care what she thinks about my purchase of 3 1/24 Airfix Typhoons!! And then, I will take a blanket and find refuge outside with the dogs where I will be sleeping for a few nights.) This fine kit is Hasegawa's 1/48 F-22 all doled out in the IdolM@ster markings. IdolM@ster started out as a video game and then expanded into books, magazines, TV shows and a movie. The F-22 IdolM@ster centers on Haruka Amami. And, that, folks is about all the knowledge I have regarding its background. If you need more, that's what the internet is about. While feeding my slight obsession for Tiger Meet Aircraft, I came across one of these kits (there are several aircraft in the IdolM@ster series) and got hooked. This is my second with 5 more to go. The kits are somewhat decal intensive to say the least. It is the standard Hasegawa F-22 Raptor kit, albeit molded in bright pink and dark grey sprues. The trick to these kits is a very careful study of how to put on the 200 plus decals and then using a shockingly huge amount of decal setting solution to make the decals behave. With patience, the decals will settle into the kit decal as if they were painted on. To me it is an enjoyable build, different looking, and just an escape. The build thread is here. http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234964072-the-idolmster-f-22-raptor/ I am going to finish a few more conventional builds before I tackle the next kit in this series. The last picture is the kit in its new home next to the other IdolM@ster kit and some of its Tiger Meet cousins. As always, all comments welcome. Must make mental note; really, really need to fix that wheel!!
Here's my Hasegawa F-22 Raptor, finished last year. Additional items were Cockpit and nozzle sets by Aires. As the kit decals were a huge disappointment, I mainly used an Academy sheet - courtesy of @Stevej60. Here are the images. I tried to simulate the "Raptor sheen" by using Hasegawas way of mixing Gunze Colors with paints from their 'Super Metallic' range which worked quite well but the paints suggested were not always to my liking - being either too dark or too light. So did my own mixing - at least for parts of the colours used. The sheen itself is very subtle, not quite as intended but rather a little to less than too much I think. There's a hint of 'sheen' on this one The Aires nozzles with their fine texture on the moving nozzle parts. Despite the rather complex construction of the kit everything goes together very well - given a little patience and some dryfitting. I've loaded this model with four 'SDB's" - small diameter bombs and AIM-9X missiles. I do not know if the standard F-22 is already equipped to carry them but if not, they should be very soon. The SDB's are by Skunk models. That's it for my F-22. Hope you like it.


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The final regular season game for the Nordmen is a must-win for both teams to get a high seed for the playoffs.
After a blowout win at home last week, in a game that had a rather weird ending, the Nordmen are ready to close out the regular season with a bang. Both teams have looked strong all season and getting better every game. Currently the Nordmen have the #2 seed in Group A; a very tight group where all of the playoff seeds are up for grabs. The Spartans have the #3 seed so this match-up will have a huge impact on the standings. With both teams seeking a crucial win, look for this showdown to be a very physical, hard-fought game.
What to expect from the Spartans
The Spartans stand at 3-1 before arriving to Rovaniemi, which gives them the #3 seed in group A. They don't have the best situation for the rest of the season facing the 2 top teams over their final 2 weeks of play, beginning with the Nordmen this week and the #1 seeded Northern Lights to end their regular season. A tough mountain to climb, but definitely doable. Last year's 2nd Division runner-up is getting hot at the right time; averaging over 30pts a game and becoming a force to be reckoned with.
The Spartans offense has had two leaders this year: QB Daniel Tolonen and QB Semi Huhtinen. These two youngsters have played well all season and have split the playing time quite evenly. With Tolonen getting hurt last week against the Farmers, will Huhtinen be the guy? WR Joni Riihelä also showed his talent as QB last week in big win. With these moving parts its hard to figure who will lead the Spartans offense in Saturday. The Spartans have had a lot of success with both rushing and passing, though it seems like the passing game is the more consistent of the two; with talented WR Riihelä leading the pack. The highlight of the day is former Nordmen wideout turned to a utility man wherever needed RB Eino Kalliomäki is returning to face-off against his old team. Again, a familiar face on the opposing sideline, will surely leave many feeling a bit nostalgic and as this friendly meeting will definitely make for a fun match-up and side-story for this game.
Defensively, the Spartans are a steady unit who will make you pay if you make a mistake. They have held opposing offenses to low numbers all year; immensely helping out their offense. The Nordmen will have to challenge and push the Pirkkala defense for the entire game to be able to score enough points. The Spartans have high hopes for rookie linebackers Joonas Korhonen and Samuli Rahkjärvi to run all over the field, as they'll try the best to stop the Warriors of the Four Winds.
What to expect from the Nordmen
Hot off setting a Nordmen record with 6 TDs in a single game, rookie WR/RB sensation Miika Virkki is the main cog in the Rovaniemi offensive machine. Whether it's on the ground or through the air, this young man knows how to find pay-dirt and will look to continue his exceptional rookie campaign; during which he has piled up over 800 yards of total offense to go along with 8 TDs.
Virkki may be the spark that ignites the engine, but he isn't the only driver for the Nordmen offense. Fellow rookie WR Olli Salmela has had some solid opportunities and has pulled down about 300 yards receiving while also notching a few TDs along the way. If the Spartans key on Virkki, look for Salmela and fellow WRs Elias Id & Antti Pokela to stretch the field and open things up. With FB Jonathan Ashton laying blocks out of the backfield to open holes and protect QB Lucas Martinez the Nordmen should be in good shape up-front, especially now that the Rovaniemi O-line has found their stride and is working beautifully as a unit.
The Nordmen defense is stout, led by MLB Ryan Oliveira, CB Kaarle Silander, Rover Aurélien Germay and DT Petri Korhonen. It takes 11 guys to make a defense, though, and the depth of this defensive squad has shown why they have been so efficient all year. Rookie DE Juhani Kivelä comes off the edge like lightning and rookie DT Ernest Owusu-Brown (who only began practicing in May) has made a notable impact up front. CB Sami Kuusela and Safety Tapio Aaltonen will look to continue their growth as they seek to shut down the Pirkkala offense from the get-go. The Nordmen haven't really faced a pass-first offense to this point, but having practiced against a pass-heavy offense every week for the last 8 months, you can bet that they'll be ready for the challenge and look to show off their ball-hawking skills.
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Samuel, Athanasios Yeshuʿ (1907–1995) [Syr. Orth.]
Bp. of Jerusalem (1947–48), and first bp. of the United States (1957–95). He was born in Ḥulwa near Nisibis in 1907, and lost his father at an early age. His mother took him to the Monastery of St. Mark in Jerusalem where they both lived, and where he later became a monk. In 1931 he was part of the entourage of Patr. Eliya III in a visit to India. He studied in Egypt and became editor of the Patriarchal Magazine (Jerusalem). He became an abbot of the monastery and in 1946 was consecrated bp. of Jerusalem.
In 1947 he purchased from Arab bedouins through Iskandar Shahin (Kando), a Syriac antiquity dealer from Bethlehem, four Dead Sea Scrolls, later to be known as the St. Mark's Scrolls. In 1948, he traveled with the Scrolls to the United States for the purpose of making the Scrolls available to a wider market. In the United States, the Scrolls were displayed at various institutions, including the Library of Congress and Duke University. After some complications, the Scrolls were purchased by Y. Yadin, through an intermediary, for the State of Israel.
In 1948 he was appointed Apostolic Legate to the United States, and in 1957 he became the first bp. of the United States and Canada. He was instrumental in the advancement of this new diocese. He is remembered by many parishioners for his humility and for the help that he rendered to new immigrants, sometimes even taking old ladies shopping for food in his car. In 1971 he took part in the consecration of the Coptic Pope Shenouda III. In addition to his English autobiography (1966, AT 1985), he wrote a series of Syriac readers entitled mhadyono dšarwoye l-lešono oromoyo / Aramaic new method readers (vols. 1–3, Jerusalem, 1937–45; vols. 4–6, Glanerbrug, 1984); critics, however, claim that Qarabashī may have had a hand in authoring them. He was instrumental in editing and publishing liturgical texts, with facing ET by Murad Barsoum, for many of the Syr. Orth. liturgical books, most notably the Anaphora of St. James (1967, ET only), The sacrament of holy baptism (1974), The order of solemnization of the sacrament of matrimony (1974), The order for the burial of the dead (1974), the mʿadʿdono entitled Maʿdeʿdono: The book of the church festivals (1984), and Anaphoras: The book of the divine liturgies (1991) containing thirteen anaphoras. He was also a skillful scribe (many of the inscriptions in the United States are molded from his hand). He died in 1995 and was buried in the Monastery of St. Ephrem in The Netherlands according to his Last Will and Testament, which also stipulated that his substantial estate be used for educational purposes and the training of clergy, now administered by the Athanasius Yeshu Samuel Fund.
See Fig. 40.
Abūna, Adab, 575.
M. Burrows, The Dead Sea Scrolls of St. Mark's Monastery (1950).
G. A. Kiraz, Anton Kiraz's archive on the Dead Sea Scrolls (2005).
Munūfar Barṣūm, Aḍwāʾ, 115.
A. Y. Samuel, Treasure of Qumran: My story of the Dead Sea Scrolls (1996).
George A. Kiraz
George A. Kiraz , "Samuel, Athanasios Yeshuʿ," in Gorgias Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Syriac Heritage: Electronic Edition, edited by Sebastian P. Brock, Aaron M. Butts, George A. Kiraz and Lucas Van Rompay, https://gedsh.bethmardutho.org/Samuel-Athanasios-Yeshu.
George A. Kiraz , "Samuel, Athanasios Yeshuʿ," in Gorgias Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Syriac Heritage: Electronic Edition, edited by Sebastian P. Brock, Aaron M. Butts, George A. Kiraz and Lucas Van Rompay (Gorgias Press, 2011; online ed. Beth Mardutho, 2018), https://gedsh.bethmardutho.org/Samuel-Athanasios-Yeshu.
Kiraz, George A. "Samuel, Athanasios Yeshuʿ." In Gorgias Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Syriac Heritage: Electronic Edition. Edited by Sebastian P. Brock, Aaron M. Butts, George A. Kiraz and Lucas Van Rompay. Digital edition prepared by David Michelson, Ute Possekel, and Daniel L. Schwartz. Gorgias Press, 2011; online ed. Beth Mardutho, 2018. https://gedsh.bethmardutho.org/Samuel-Athanasios-Yeshu.
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Question: Fist sip of my dripped coffee feeling bitter, is that normal?
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Question: First sip of my dripped coffee feeling bitter, is that normal?
I am a coffee beginner, I tried to dripped the some single origin coffee. The first sip of the coffee always has the strong bitter taste and then after the first sip the bitterness is gone. Is this normal?
Last edited by edward1982; 11-21-2017 at 07:26 PM.
The profile of tastes does change as the cup cools. A lot of the good flavors are hard to taste when it is close to brewing temperature.
Another factor is that your taste buds may be getting saturated with the bitter taste when you take that first sip, so the subsequent sips don't seem as bitter.
So overall, do you like the taste of your coffee? If yes, continue to enjoy! If no, and you think it's a little too bitter overall, consider that you might be "over-extracting"- which just means brewing it too strong. Lots of ways to adjust that- use a coarser grind, lower the water temperature, decrease the steep time, use less coffee for the same amount of water. Just a little adjustment in any of these can make a big difference.
Also, needless to say, some coffees are naturally more bitter than others, and the roasting influences it too.
Hope you're still reading this and enjoying your coffee! I'd love to hear more details of what kind of coffees you've tried, what kind of dripper you use, and your brewing technique!
maybe you ate something sweet like candie or cake right before you took the first sip?
Good answers from the replies above. I think it likely has the most to do with your perception as (a) the coffee cools, and (b) your tongue gets used to the bitter taste.
Regarding (b) above, this is called the phasic sensory response. Ever been in a room where something smells bad? But after a few minutes you don't quite notice it anymore? That's because your sense of small (olfactory glands) are part of the phasic response system where, in the presence of a persistent stimulus, your ability to perceive it decreases over time. Your taste buds are highly integrated with your sense of smell and operate in a similar way.
All of this to say, part of it is you probably just get used to the bitterness.
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An earthquake in the north uncovers a large hole in a nature reserve. Inside the hole, three human skeletons are found. The plot thickens when DNA tests reveal that the DNA belongs to three living people...
Graveyard Carz is a reality television series that currently airs on Velocity. The show documents the select crew at Mark Worman's collision shop Welby's Car Care and their restoration, research and documentation of Chrysler vehicles. The restoration footage is bookended by Worman's musings and commentary, usually at his workers' expense. The crew also provides commentary on the projects, as well as about working with each other. Occasionally the owners of cars being restored visit the shop and tell their story. It is made on location at Worman's collision shop in Springfield, Oregon.
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Gravedale High is an animated series produced by Hanna-Barbera for NBC Productions. The series premiered in the fall of 1990 on NBC and lasted thirteen episodes. The show was developed as an animated vehicle for Moranis, who had star appearances in the Ghostbusters movies and the popular film series, Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, and would later appear in the 1994 live-action film adaptation of another Hanna-Barbera series, The Flintstones.
Major Crimes explores how the American justice system approaches the art of the deals as law enforcement officers and prosecutors work together to score a conviction. Los Angeles Police Captain Sharon Raydor heads up a special squad within the LAPD that deals with high-profile or particularly sensitive crimes.
The Graveyard Story
The restless souls of the dead will linger on, trapped in limbo between death and afterlife if their plights are not heard. They will wait for someone to tell their stories to finally set their spirits free. These are their stories, as told by Grandma Gala and Grandpa Galee, the immortal guardians of the graveyard. The restless dead, will they ever find peace? Watch this Thai horror series, The Graveyard Story, only on #iflix!
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