WARSAW - Warsaw's Got Talent by Katie's Wacky World will be at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 9 at River View Community Park.
Three children will be serving as hosts and three children as judges with a variety of acts planned.
Katie's Wacky World is a youtube channel starring Warsaw youth Katie Walser with more than 2,300 subscribers. An episode of Katie's Wacky World will be recorded at the talent show.
COSHOCTON - The Coshocton County Democratic Central Committee will meet in regular session at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Coshocton County Services Building in Room 145.
Topics of discussion will include plans for an upcoming town hall meeting and the annual Bahama Mama dinner.
COSHOCTON - A grill-your-own-steak dinner will be from 4 to 10 p.m. Aug. 18 at Elks Lodge 376, 434 Chestnut St. There will be a 50/50 drawing, raffles, and proceeds will benefit the Registered Nurses Association of Coshocton Regional Medical Center.
Tickets are $25 a single and $45 a couple. For tickets or more information, contact Iris or Jim Marcentile at 740-622-6862 or see any registered nurse at the hospital.
COSHOCTON - Insurance adviser David Klingensmith of Peoples Bank of Coshocton and Zanesville has earned the Chartered Risk and Insurance Advisor Certificate.
The 18-month program is designed to enhance the knowledge of professionals who serve high net worth clients. The program is offered by the Private Risk Management Association and is endorsed by the Tobin Center for Executive Education of St. John's University in conjunction with St. John's School of Risk Management, insurance and actuarial science.
Three Rivers Fire District Car Show 10 a.m., Coshocton Fairgrounds, 707 Kenilworth Ave., Coshocton. The event will feature a food and drink stand, DJ, 50/50 drawing and door prizes. Admission is free to the public with vehicle registration being $10. Dash plaques will go to the first 100 entries.
Kid's Carnival 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Burt Park, West Platt St., West Lafayette. The free event will feature a bounce house, popcorn, snow cones, yard games, prizes, police cruiser on display and music and photo booth from BKH Events.
Ice Cream Social 4:30 p.m., Canal Lewisville United Methodist Church, 198 E. Church St., Coshocton. The menu features homemade turkey sandwiches, sauerkraut, noodles, potato salad, cake, pie and ice cream.


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Q: Java NoClassDefFoundError caused by external static method I'm a long time reader, first time poster.
I use Netbeans to develop a Java application to run some simulations in regard to Project Management. Now the program is finished, I want to make a JAR file of it so other team members can use it without installing Netbeans. Normally I just press "build and clean" to make a JAR file but this trick ain't working this time. When I run the JAR file everything works fine until I press the button to start the simulations. Next error is given on the command line in cmd:
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: optimizat
ion/Lmder_fcn
        at umontreal.iro.lecuyer.randvar.BetaGen.nextDouble(BetaGen.java:109)
        at Scheduling.SimulationEngine.randomizeDurations(SimulationEngine.java:
122)
        at Scheduling.SimulationEngine.simulateNew(SimulationEngine.java:73)
        at IO.FileReader_GUI$GUIEventHandler.actionPerformed(FileReader_GUI.java
... blablabla

Point given is that the umontreal.iro.lecuyer.randvar.BetaGen.nextDouble() method is a static method used from a JAR file I added to my project. In Netbeans it doesn't bring any problems but it does when I use run it 'stand-alone' without Netbeans.

Can somebody please give me a quick solution? Please keep in mind that I'm not a professional programmer. Do not hesitate to ask questions if you need more information!

A: It seems pretty clear that your JAR is not in the class path. Please read this tutorial, it should help you figure out your problem in your environment.
PATH and CLASSPATH (The Java™ Tutorials > Essential Classes > The Platform Environment)
Also, in the comments @Perception included a great link that might also help you, I want to make sure you see it.

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Robbers punch driver, grab the food
by Charles Bartling May 30, 2017 January 7, 2022
Three men reportedly punched a restaurant delivery driver in the face and made off with the food he was delivering. This among the stories in today's daily crime bulletin from Evanston police.
2400 Oakton
An offender displayed a knife during an altercation at a gas station in the 2400 block of Oakton Street between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. Saturday.
1233 Fowler
Alonzo M. Garner, 44, of 1233 Fowler Ave., was arrested at that address at 2:20 a.m. Thursday and charged with domestic battery. He is due in court on June 7 at 9:30 a.m.
1900 Howard
Robert J. Merschantz, 35, of 936 E. 93d St., Chicago, was arrested at 1900 Howard St. at 8:24 a..m. Friday and charged with battery.
2200 Ridge
A burglar climbed through the open window of an apartment in the 2200 block of Ridge Avenue between 2 p.m. Saturday and 12:37 p.m. Sunday and stole a laptop computer, headphones, sunglasses, and jewelry.
A bicycle was stolen from an unlocked garage in the 1200 block of Oak Avenue between noon on May 21 and 9 a.m. Friday.
Dodge at Lake
Someone dented a 2009 Chevrolet near Dodge Avenue and Lake Street between 3:55 p.m. and 4:02 p.m. Saturday.
1800 Darrow
A window was shattered at a home in the 1800 block of Darrow Avenue between 5 p.m. Sunday and 8:44 a.m. yesterday.
630 Mulford
Jermaine Edwards, 41, of 630 Mulford St., was arrested at that address at 5:07 a.m. Friday and charged with criminal trespass of real property. He is due in court on July 24 at 9 a.m.
Greenleaf at Chicago
Graffiti was discovered on the sidewalk near Greenleaf Street and Chicago Avenue at 1:37 p.m. Friday.
Hamilton at Judson
A man with a gun was reported near Hamilton Street and Judson Avenue around 1:15 p.m. Sunday. Police checked the area but found no man with a gun.
800 Seward
A restaurant delivery driver, while making change for three men in the 800 block of Seward Street, was reportedly punched in the face, and his assailants took the food he was delivering at about 11 p.m. Thursday.
1500 Sherman
Jewelry was stolen from a hair care shop in the 1500 block of Sherman Avenue between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on May 21.
Chicago at Lake
A "Black Lives Matter" sign was stolen from a religious institution at Chicago Avenue and Lake Street between 6 p.m. on May 23 and 7 p.m. Friday.
Ridge at Colfax
A pickpocket removed a cell phone from the pocket of a victim on the sidewalk near Ridge Avenue and Colfax Street around 9 p.m. Wednesday.
A locked bicycle was stolen from the sidewalk in the 1700 block of Maple Avenue between 1 p.m. and 11 p.m.Thursday.
A thief broke a window that triggered the alarm at an auto service facility in the 1200 block of Howard Street at about 9:53 p.m. Friday and stole a white 2003 Volvo S40.
1454 Elmwood
Tevin D'Andre Zellicoffer, 23, of 1704 N. Laramie Ave., Chicago, was arrested at Evanston police headquarters at 10:33 a.m. on May 21 and charged with theft.
A theft occurred at a grocery store in the 2400 block of Howard Street at about 3:30 p.m. yesterday.
Maple at Church
A bicycle was stolen from the sidewalk at Maple Avenue and Church Street around 3:25 p.m. yesterday.
A bicycle was stolen in the 1800 block of Maple Avenue between 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. yesterday.
Rufus R. Duncan, 44, of 1717 W. Northshore Ave., Chicago, was arrested at 2485 Howard St. at 4:05 p.m. yesterday and charged with theft.
Laronn B. Fields, 51, of 6800 S. Normal, Chicago, was arrested at 3013 Howard St. at 5:57 a.m. yesterday and charged with retail theft. He is due in court on July 10 at 10 a.m.
1966 Dempster
Jose A. Alvarez-Gomez, 31, of 7422 N. Damen Ave., Chicago, was arrested at 1966 Dempster St. at 12:39 a.m. Sunday and charged with a traffic violation. He is due in court on June 20 at 10:30 a.m.
Main at Florence
Juan Espinoza, 24, of 1100 N. Central Park, Chicago, was arrested at Main Street and Florence Avenue at 6 p.m. Friday and charged with a traffic violation. He is due in court on June 20 at 9 a.m.
Marshfield at Howard
Dontia S. Arrington, 36, of 7931 Kedzie Ave., Chicago, was arrested at Marshfield Avenue and Howard Street at 12:47 a.m. today and charged with a traffic violation. She is due in court on June 27 at 9 a.m.
518 Dempster
Justin L. Bryant, 36, of 1928 Dodge Ave., was arrested at 518 Dempster St. at 12:47 a.m. today and charged with a traffic violation. He is due in court on July 12 at 10:30 a.m.
Armando Martinez, 26, of 2657 N. Mulligan Ave., Chicago, was arrested at 2200 Oakton St. at 10:55 p.m. Sunday and charged with a traffic violation. He is due in court on July 24 at 10:30 a.m.
Michael I. Rockoff, 69, of 14 Avon Road, Northbrook, was arrested at 1400 Dempster St.. at 4:30 p.m. Sunday and charged with a traffic violation. He is due in court on July 5 at 9 a.m.
Robert F. Rodak, 23, of 128 E. Hickory St., Lombard, was arrested at 1966 Dempster St. at 1:38 a.m. Sunday and charged with a traffic violation. He is due in court on July 12 at 9 a.m.
1133 Asbury
Samuel L. Thomas, 71, of 1043 Darrow Ave., was arrested at 1133 Asbury Ave. at 5:18 p.m. Sunday and charged with driving under the influence. He is due in court on July 12 at 9 a.m.
Incidents listed appear among the official reports of the Evanston Police Department. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt, which can only be determined by a court of law. Court appearances take place in Cook County 2nd District Circuit Court in Skokie.
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'For Morbi victims': Gujarat minister says no dhol, no speaker on nomination
Harsh Sanghavi, Gujarat's State Minister for Home Affairs, speaks during a function. (File)
Surat:
Gujarat Home Affairs Minister Harsh Sanghavi said no dhol (drums) or loudspeakers will be used as he went in a procession today to submit his nomination papers from Surat's Majura segment for the assembly elections. He said he is doing it as a sign of respect for the victims of Morbi, where more than 130 people died in a bridge collapse. Only a small rally will be held, the senior BJP leader said.
However, a microphone and loudspeaker were used onstage as he addressed his supporters before going to the polling station to submit his papers. A live broadcast of the rally was available on the minister's Facebook page.
Gujarat will vote on December 1 and 5 and the results will be announced on December 8, along with Himachal Pradesh's.
The Morbi case, meanwhile, is pending before the Supreme Court, which has sought reports from six departments as the bridge was reopened earlier than planned by the renovation contractor.
So far, the police have arrested only a few employees of the Oreva Group company, while opposition parties and activists continue to demand action against top officials of the company and the Morbi municipality who signed the 15-year contract.
The 150-year-old bridge over the Machchhu River was closed for repairs for seven months. It was reopened to the public on October 26, the Gujarati New Year, without an eligibility certificate from the civil authorities. The contract stated that it was to remain closed for 8-12 months. Previously reopened in October, it fell on October 30, reportedly because the cables had not been replaced to repair and the new floor was too heavy.
About 500 people, including women and children, were on the suspension bridge – tickets sold for Rs 12-17 – when the cables broke, causing people to plunge into the river. According to authorities, the bridge could support the weight of only 125 people.
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Thoughts on the Wizard of Time Series
by G.L. Breedon | Dec 5, 2011 | Wizard of Time, Writing Update, Writing-Craft | 2 comments
Although I am in the middle of editing Summer's Cauldron (Young Sorcerers Guild Book 2), I have been spending a lot of time thinking about the second book in The Wizard of Time series and the series as a whole. I had originally intended WOT to be a seven book series, each novel taking place roughly a year after the last. My thought had been to chart the growth or Gabriel and his powers as he moved from teenager to young man. However, it was always a bit of an artificial decision. I had chosen the seven transformational stages of a hero's life from Joseph Campbell's Hero with a Thousand Faces as a story arc framework for the series. The seven stages he lays out are:
1. Childhood of the Human Hero
2. Hero as Warrior
3. Hero as Lover
4. Hero as Emperor and Tyrant
5. Hero as World Redeemer
6. Hero as Saint
7. Departure of the Hero
While this is an interesting idea, and one that provided a roadmap to suggest where the larger story would go, it was also a limiting framework.
As I began to think about the series more, and the timeline for writing it (in addition to the YSG series and potentially the Starship Destiny series, not to mention a number of other stories I want to tell) I realized that a seven novel series might be too much. Especially since I would like to start writing the epic fantasy series I have in mind sometime in the next two years.
This led me to thinking about what kinds of series there are and how I might adjust my plans for WOT. It seems there are three basic types of series.
Series that are open ended (Dr. Who, Disc World, Doc Savage, Harry Dresden, Star Trek, etc.). Even though the series ends, they could be continued.
Series that have a definite beginning, middle, and end (Lost, Battlestar Galactica (the reboot), The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Wheel of Time, etc.). When the story is over there will be no more.
Series that end, but get new life by telling different stories in the same world (Star Trek, Disc World, etc.)
It occurred to me after looking at this list that I had made wise choice in deciding to make the YSG series both open ended and give the first story cycle a definite ending. I'm not sure how many books there may eventually be in the YSG series, but the first story cycle follows the four seasons, which creates a built-in limit. That story cycle will end with the fourth novel. But the world of the and characters of the series could produce another story cycle that might be a trilogy.
So, deciding to think in terms of story cycles rather than simply the number of books in the series, I determined that I can compress the story arc I had intended for seven novels into a tight action packed trilogy. Which leaves the series open for additional story cycles later. After the next two WOT novels are finished I'll think about what story cycles might be told in the future (about the past). Much of it will still be inspired by Campbell's stages of transformation, I'm sure.
I'm not sure how long the series will go on for, but my thoughts at the moment lead me to believe that you stop writing a series when the possibilities of the characters or the world have been exhausted. Or when you get bored with it. Or so excited by something else that you can't continue anymore. Of course it will also have to do with demand. If no one seems interest in more WOT, there might not be as much incentive to write more stories after the first trilogy.
malcolm	on April 20, 2012 at 4:46 am
I am enjoying "The Wizard of Time" but I am afraid that the WOT abbreviation always brings the Wheel of Time series to mind. I guess there are never enough acronyms to go round.
G.L. Breedon	on April 22, 2012 at 5:20 pm
Glad you're enjoying the novel. You're right about the acronym. It confuses me sometimes too.:)


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Callander hosts COVID-19 testing unit for all Stirling residents without symptoms
Efforts to continue reducing levels of Covid-19 across Stirling continue this week as community testing returns to Callander tomorrow, Thursday 3rd June.
Residents across Stirling who do not currently have any symptoms of Covid-19 can voluntarily attend the Coronavirus testing unit, which will be available at McLaren Leisure Centre in Callander from Thursday 3rd June – Sunday 6th June.
There is also the opportunity to pick up Lateral Flow Device (LFD) testing kits to take home in a pack of seven.
Stirling Council Leader, Councillor Scott Farmer, said: "It is important that our communities remain vigilant and do all they can to help suppress the virus and prevent its spread across Stirling.
"With the easing of restrictions across Scotland, both continued testing at sites such as this Community Testing Unit available in Callander, and vaccination, are ways that people can help reduce the spread of the virus.
"This community testing is part of a national programme which is being scheduled on a rotational basis in different parts of Stirling for all of our residents.
"The tests are available for people without Coronavirus symptoms, are completely voluntary and are there for anyone who may want one. We are hoping that residents will recognise the benefits of getting involved in these local testing efforts to help reduce the spread of the virus in their communities."
All residents who don't have any of the three Covid-19 symptoms (a new continuous cough, temperature, loss or change in sense of taste or smell) are encouraged to get tested.
This is part of a national programme of walk-in testing for people that, although not displaying any symptoms, may still have the virus and be able to spread it to others.
There is no need to book and testing is available at McLaren Leisure Centre, Mollands Road, Callander, FK18 8JP on the following times and dates:
Thursday 3rd June to Saturday 5th June 12-6pm.
Sunday 6th June 9am-12pm.
Test results will be available in around 45 minutes and can be received at home rather than having to wait at the testing facility. Anyone with a positive test will be asked to undertake a confirmatory PCR test.
The national community testing initiative is currently rotating between Stirling's two dedicated locations of Callander and Cowie.
The initiative aims to drive down local Covid-19 rates and transmission by identifying positive cases more quickly, as people can spread the virus to others before symptoms appear and many may not experience any symptoms at all.
Dr Graham Foster, NHS Forth Valley's Director of Public Health, said: "We are still seeing new cases of coronavirus in Forth Valley every day linked to local businesses, workplaces, households and schools which clearly shows the virus is still out there and hasn't gone away.
"That's why testing is so important to help prevent people with no symptoms from spreading the virus to friends, family or colleagues without realising it."
This site is only for people without symptoms. Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should book a test in the usual way via nhsinform.scot or by calling 0800 028 2816.
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Liona Lovings, now 52, grew up in the town of Pearl Lagoon, on the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua near Bluefields. Nicaragua is currently the second-poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and the Caribbean coast is a particularly difficult part of the country to live in — it's largely jungle, and is even poorer than the rest of the country. Growing up, neither of Liona's parents had a job: Her mother took care of the kids, and her father went out fishing to try to find a meal for his family. In 1989, a shocking event changed Liona's life forever.
Liona Lovings takes a break during building of the Children's Home Sweet Home orphanage in Pearl Lagoon, Nicaragua. Photo courtesy of Liona Lovings.
Although I was the fourth of nine children, I was the apple of my daddy's eye. I was very spoiled. Whatever happened, if I didn't get my way I would cry and cry. My dad never put his hand on us, never spanked us, which is very rare in Nicaragua. After he finished eating, I would go and pick on his plate, and he would leave little bits for me because he knew I was coming. We never had enough to eat, though; many days we didn't eat anything at all.
I got pregnant with my first child when I was 14, by a man seven years older. Eventually we had two more children, and got married and lived in a little house together.
I said, "But I'm getting worse!" and he said, "That's why you're going home. I'm going to take care of you." And my dad took me home and lay out a sheet on the floor and lay me there. He sat beside me and brushed away the flies so they wouldn't touch my back. He made his own medicine from a plant and took care of me day and night until the wound healed up.
My husband was not like my daddy. I always wanted to help children, and I had a friend just a couple of years younger than I was whose family was friends with my family. It was the wartime, and she had to walk a mile through the jungle to get to school in Pearl Lagoon, so I invited her to stay with me and my husband one week. Her parents brought her on Monday, and my husband took her home on Friday.
That was like sending a deer with a bucket of corn, and after that we got divorced.
That was 1989. Around the same time, there was an American who moved to town and built a shrimp business. He needed someone to watch his place overnight, so a friend asked my dad if he could be the night watchman. My dad had never had a job before; he was always going fishing or planting something for food. But he agreed.
The business was on a little island I could see from my house. He went to work one night, and on the second night he was murdered. Thieves came and tied him up. They really brutalized him. They stuck a five-pound plastic bag down his throat, his collarbone was broken, they hit his forehead and his chest, they tied his hands behind him and his feet behind him to his hands. It was just so bad.
I was sleeping in my little house around one in the morning when a lady, a friend of mine, came screaming, "Liona, get up! They killed your papa!" and I lost my mind. I got lost in my own house. I couldn't find the door, couldn't figure out how to get outside. Maybe this was a blessing in disguise, because maybe I would've drowned myself trying to swim out to the island where he was.
It killed me that I could've seen the island from my house, and every time I looked out there, I imagined I could see my daddy looking at my house and the light and needing help, but I wasn't there to help him because I was sleeping.
I didn't get back to sleep that night; I was awake screaming all night. They said they could've heard me from far away just screaming because I couldn't figure out how to get out of my house. I couldn't even go to his funeral because I couldn't stand up. When I tried to stand, my knees couldn't hold me. I just fell to the floor.
The whole town went out with machetes that night, with sticks, with clubs, with anything they could find, from the littlest of babies, anyone who could. They went out to look for the people who did it. If they had just shot him with one shot and killed him it would not be so bad, but the torture was really bad. We know it was a military man because of the torture, though we can't prove it. Whenever I think about it, it's like it just happened yesterday.
I was a single mother with three children, and my father was gone. The shock was so bad. They took everything away from me; my father was two-thirds of my life and I couldn't live with just one-third left.
My aunt and my sister were living in Tennessee, and they invited me to come for a vacation. I had to get out of Nicaragua. I didn't have much, but I sold everything I had. Someone from the Pacific coast loaned me money. My kids were 14, 9 and 8 at the time, and I put the oldest in a private Seven-Day Adventist boarding school, and the two little ones lived with a pastor because they were still too young for that school. Then I went to Tennessee.
After the murder happened and I came to the United States, I was mad at the world. Once I saw that I could change my life in the United States, I decided never to go back to Nicaragua. In Nicaragua, I could barely buy one pair of shoes for my three kids, without food or anything. In the United States, I worked three jobs, and I could take care of my kids, even if not to the fullest. Even here sometimes I didn't have food. They told me I could get food stamps, and I said, "If I'm going to come to the U.S. and beg for food stamps, I need to just go back home." Eventually, I became a U.S. citizen and I managed to bring my kids here.
I told him no. I didn't want it either.
He called a third time and said, "Sis, this is your last chance. If you don't want it, I will give it up and forget about it." This time I told him, "Okay. Go ahead and trim it up. I'm coming." That was 14 years after I left Nicaragua.
I went home and saw that nothing had changed. There were big houses, but the people were still poor and had nothing to eat. Children were wandering around alone, and the government doesn't even know how many children there are in that area. I was taken right back to when I was little. Many of the kids are abandoned because their parents are on drugs, and most of the dads aren't around.
So I started a nonprofit to help the orphans in my hometown. I'm building an orphanage on my grandparents' land — 100 manzanas, or 174 acres, from donations and from my own money that I was saving to pay off my house. I know those kids have lots of potential, but they don't know what their potential is. I'm going to find it and make them be somebody.
So far, we've built a road into the land from the main road between Pearl Lagoon and the small town of Kukra Hill. We built the foundation for the first building. We're going to have 90 children living there when it's done, and we're planting coconuts, bananas, plantains and pineapples, and raising cattle, goats and chickens for food and to sell.
If my father hadn't been murdered, I would never have left Nicaragua. Now, I go back every few months to work on the orphanage. Growing up, I know that if my family had had just a little help, we could have done so much. These children are going to do so much.
To learn more about Liona's orphanage or to make a donation, go to childrenshomesweethome.org. A donor is currently matching donations up to $10,000.
Nicaraguan children who were living camped in the jungle gather water from a creek for drinking and cooking. Now, these children live in a temporary home that Liona Lovings built for them, and get water from a well. Photo courtesy of Liona Lovings.
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Leila, this is an amazing story well told! As you know, I'm acquainted with Liona. She is one determined woman. On the strength of Liona's determination, this orphanage will happen!
Thanks, Julie! I agree. I think it's wonderful that Liona has found a way to turn her own struggles into something good.
I would like to write about this, and possibly visit if I can, when I go to Nicaragua in January. Do you have a better contact email for Liona? I sent an email to info@childrenshomesweethome.org, but it was returned to me.
Hi Shelley. Thanks for pointing this out. I asked Liona, and she said that anyone is welcome to contact her at liona@att.net. I'm so glad to hear that you're interested in the project!
What a story! So far I haven't been able to access the link but I'm still trying. Please tell Bonnie and Emma how much I enjoyed Thanksgiving.
Hi Troy! Which link is it you're having trouble with?


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Q: How to set Jquery UI to Dynamic maxWidth and maxHeight? I'm working on a controls window that can be dragged and resized.  It should be able to be resized to be a really wide but short menu:
Standard look of the controls, compact and then extended.
This is in attempt to replicate a photo editor, where you can have a tools menu or settings menu that can be resized to be either really tall but thin (such as a sidebar), or really fat but short (such as a toolbar / menu bar).
What I want to accomplish:  I want to set jquery UI resizable to be the minimum and maximum size of the width and height of the inner content, at any point in time, so that the draggable is never too big or too small for the content inside of it, but it can still be dragged out as shown in the image above.
To be more specific, let me explain with minHeight. I want to set a minHeight of the size of the content, but this will only be the correct height when it is first sized, not when I drag the controls out:
incorrect min height
(I put a green div around the content to visualize the actual size of the content, or how much room it takes up).  I want to lock the resizable to the red border.  I just need to know what this means in jQuery/css.
I tried code similar to this:
$( "#controls" ).resizable({
    minHeight: ($controls).height(),

});
where #controls is the div with the red border.
but this only sets the initial height.
Possible issues that could be causing the problem are:

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*Syntax problem.  Maybe it should be working but I messed something up.  I've only been working with jQuery for less than a week, so I am not super familiar with it.

*The code above is only ran once, setting the minHeight only once to the height of the content in that moment of time.  A solution could be to set an event along the lines of "size changed--> update the minHeight"

*I'm trying to make jQuery UI do something it was not designed to do.
Any help would be great!


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Predicted Liverpool lineup vs Bournemouth
liverpool will be looking to get their first victory from the new premier league season on Saturday when they welcome the newly promoted Bournemouth at Anfield.
The Merseysiders extended their winless streak to three games with a 2-1 loss to fierce rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford on Monday. That left them 16th on the table with just two points from the first three games.
Jurgen Klopp is said to have been hugely disappointed with his side's performance in the North West Derby and is set to demand a response against Bournemouth.
Liverpool team news
In Ibrahima Konate, Joel Matip, Thiago Alcantara, Diogo Jota, Curtis Jones and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Liverpool have a host of stars on the sidelines. Naby Keita is unlikely to be fit to face Bournemouth, while Darwin Nunez is serving the second of his three match bans after being shown a direct red card against Crystal Palace.
The good news for Jurgen Klopp is that Roberto Firmino has fully recovered from his injury and played the full game against Man United. He will therefore be an option in attack at the weekend.
Expected line-up of Liverpool v Bournemouth (4-3-3)
Despite five goals conceded in three games, Alisson Becker will start in goal for Jurgen Klopp's side. One of the best goalkeepers in world football, he will be eager to keep his first clean sheet of the season.
The injuries of Joël Matip and Ibrahima Konaté mean Joe Gomez will be partner again Virgil van Dijk at the heart of the Liverpool defence. Van Dijk has had a poor start to the season and has faced a lot of criticism for his performance against Man United. The Dutchman will therefore be eager to bounce back with a solid performance on Saturday.
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Q: Previous model not getting closed on opening the next one in react js

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import GetStarted from '../getStarted/getStarted.modal.js';

class BuyAppForm extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
        super(props);

        this.state = {
            name: '',
            email: '',
            industry: '',
            requirement: '',
            isClicked: false,
            isActive: false
        };

        this.handleInputChange = this.handleInputChange.bind(this);

    }

    handleInputChange(event) {

        this.setState({
            [event.target.name]: event.target.value
        });

    }

    toggleModal = () => {

      console.log(this.state.isActive);
      this.setState({
        isActive:!this.state.isActive
      });

      this.setState({
            isClicked:true
        });

    }

    render() {

    return (

                      <input type="text"
                       className="form-control"
                       placeholder="Name"
                       value={this.state.name}
                        name="name"
                        onChange={this.handleInputChange}
                       />

                      <input type="text"
                       className="form-control"
                       placeholder="Email Id"
                       value={this.state.email}
                        name="email"
                        onChange={this.handleInputChange}
                       />

                      <input type="text"
                       className="form-control"
                       placeholder="Industry"
                       value={this.state.industry}
                        name="industry"
                        onChange={this.handleInputChange}
                       />

                      <textarea
                      className="form-control"
                      placeholder="Requirement"
                      value={this.state.requirement}
                        name="requirement"
                        onChange={this.handleInputChange}
                      />

                          <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.toggleModal.bind(this)}>Save</button>

Contact Info

{
                    this.state.isClicked?
                    <GetStarted toggleModal={this.toggleModal} isActive={this.state.isActive}/>:null
                  }

    )

  }
}

export default BuyAppForm;

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Modal from 'react-modal';

const customStyles = {

  overlay : {
    position          : 'fixed',
    top               : 0,
    left              : 0,
    right             : 0,
    bottom            : 0,
    backgroundColor   : 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.75)'
  },

  content : {
    top                   : '20%',
    left                  : '24%',
    right                 : '24%',
    bottom                : 'auto',
    border                     : '1px solid #000',
    background                 : '#fff',
    overflow                   : 'auto',
    WebkitOverflowScrolling    : 'touch',
    outline                    : 'none',
    padding                    : '20px'
  }
};

class StepThree extends Component {

    render() {

    return (

        <Modal
          isOpen={this.props.isActive}
          onRequestClose={this.props.toggleModal}
          contentLabel="Modal"
          style={customStyles}
        >

WELCOME TO YOUR DASHBOARD

                  GET STARTED

                  You are just 3 steps away from rewarding your customers.

                          Step 1 > Step 2  >  Step 3

                  Add a Content

              They are essentially tiny, low power computers attached to walls.
              Using proximity technologies they detect human presence and
              trigger pre-programmed actions delivering contextual and personalized experiences.
              Without adding a beacon, Content can not be created.

               Click NEXT to continue.

              <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>Prev </button>

                <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>End Tour </button>

        </Modal>

    )

  }
}

export default StepThree;

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Modal from 'react-modal';

import StepThree from './stepThree.modal.js';

const customStyles = {

  overlay : {
    position          : 'fixed',
    top               : 0,
    left              : 0,
    right             : 0,
    bottom            : 0,
    backgroundColor   : 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.75)'
  },

  content : {
    top                   : '20%',
    left                  : '24%',
    right                 : '24%',
    bottom                : 'auto',
    border                     : '1px solid #000',
    background                 : '#fff',
    overflow                   : 'auto',
    WebkitOverflowScrolling    : 'touch',
    outline                    : 'none',
    padding                    : '20px'
  }
};

class StepTwo extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
        super(props);

        this.state = {
            isClicked: false,
            isStepThreeActive: false
        };

    }

  toggleStepThree = () => {

      this.setState({
            isClicked:true
        });

      if (this.props.isActive===true) {

        this.props.toggleModal();
      }

      this.setState({
            isStepThreeActive:!this.state.isStepThreeActive
        });
    }

    render() {

    return (

        <Modal
          isOpen={this.props.isActive}
          onRequestClose={this.props.toggleModal}
          contentLabel="Modal"
          style={customStyles}
        >

WELCOME TO YOUR DASHBOARD

                  GET STARTED

                  You are just 3 steps away from rewarding your customers.

                          Step 1 >  Step 2  > Step 3

                  Add a Beacon

              They are essentially tiny, low power computers attached to walls.
              Using proximity technologies they detect human presence and
              trigger pre-programmed actions delivering contextual and personalized experiences.
              Without adding a beacon, Content can not be created.

               Click NEXT to continue.

              <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>Prev </button>
              <button className="btn-margin btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.toggleStepThree.bind(this)}>Next </button>

                <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>End Tour </button>

        </Modal>
        <StepThree toggleModal={this.toggleStepThree} isActive={this.state.isStepThreeActive}/>

    )

  }
}

export default StepTwo;

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Modal from 'react-modal';

import StepOne from './stepOne.modal.js';

const customStyles = {

  overlay : {
    position          : 'fixed',
    top               : 0,
    left              : 0,
    right             : 0,
    bottom            : 0,
    backgroundColor   : 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.75)'
  },

  content : {
    top                   : '20%',
    left                  : '24%',
    right                 : '24%',
    bottom                : 'auto',
    border                     : '1px solid #000',
    background                 : '#fff',
    overflow                   : 'auto',
    WebkitOverflowScrolling    : 'touch',
    outline                    : 'none',
    padding                    : '20px'
  }
};

class GetStarted extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
        super(props);

        this.state = {
            isClicked: false,
            isStepActive: false
        };

    }

  toggleStep = () => {

      this.setState({
            isClicked:true
        });

      if (this.props.isActive===true) {
            this.props.toggleModal();
      }

      this.setState({
            isStepActive:!this.state.isStepActive
        });

    }

    render() {
    return (

        <Modal
          isOpen={this.props.isActive}
          onRequestClose={this.props.toggleModal}
          contentLabel="Modal"
          style={customStyles}
        >

WELCOME TO YOUR DASHBOARD

                  HELLO

                  Welcome to Litifer

              Thanks for joining us. We will give you a quick tour to get you started. Click NEXT to continue.

              <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.toggleStep.bind(this)}>Next </button>

                <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>End Tour </button>

        </Modal>

        <StepOne toggleModal={this.toggleStep} isActive={this.state.isStepActive}/>

    )

  }
}

export default GetStarted;

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Modal from 'react-modal';

import StepTwo from './stepTwo.modal.js';

const customStyles = {

  overlay : {
    position          : 'fixed',
    top               : 0,
    left              : 0,
    right             : 0,
    bottom            : 0,
    backgroundColor   : 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.75)'
  },

  content : {
    top                   : '20%',
    left                  : '24%',
    right                 : '24%',
    bottom                : 'auto',
    border                     : '1px solid #000',
    background                 : '#fff',
    overflow                   : 'auto',
    WebkitOverflowScrolling    : 'touch',
    outline                    : 'none',
    padding                    : '20px'
  }
};

class StepOne extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
        super(props);

        this.state = {
            isClicked: false,
            isStepTwoActive: false
        };

    }

  toggleStepTwo = () => {

      this.setState({
            isClicked:true
        });

      if (this.props.isActive===true) {
            this.props.toggleModal();
      }

      this.setState({
            isStepTwoActive:!this.state.isStepTwoActive
        });
    }

    render() {

    return (

        <Modal
          isOpen={this.props.isActive}
          onRequestClose={this.props.toggleModal}
          onAfterOpen={() => {}}
          contentLabel="Modal"
          style={customStyles}
        >

WELCOME TO YOUR DASHBOARD

                  GET STARTED

                  You are just 3 steps away from rewarding your customers.

                          Step 1  > Step 2 > Step 3

                  Add a Store

              Stores are physical places.
              Stores need to have detection tags that specify activity areas with existing beacon installations.
              Without adding stores, beacons can not be added and thus furthur services can't be availed.

               Click NEXT to continue.

              <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>Prev </button>
              <button className="btn-margin btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.toggleStepTwo.bind(this)}>Next </button>

                <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>End Tour </button>

        </Modal>
        <StepTwo toggleModal={this.toggleStepTwo} isActive={this.state.isStepTwoActive}/>

    )

  }
}

export default StepOne;

This is the snippet i provided.
What I'm doing is on clicking a button i had opened a model "GetStarted".
In this there is a "next" button, stepOne named model is opened whose snippet i had provided.
What i want is now on clicking the "end tour " button i want to close all the modals
How to do that?

A: Its pretty easy, the solution is to make sure that when you are opening the next modal, you are closing the current one
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Modal from 'react-modal';

import StepTwo from './stepTwo.modal.js';

const customStyles = {

  overlay : {
    position          : 'fixed',
    top               : 0,
    left              : 0,
    right             : 0,
    bottom            : 0,
    backgroundColor   : 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.75)'
  },

  content : {
    top                   : '20%',
    left                  : '24%',
    right                 : '24%',
    bottom                : 'auto',
    border                     : '1px solid #000',
    background                 : '#fff',
    overflow                   : 'auto',
    WebkitOverflowScrolling    : 'touch',
    outline                    : 'none',
    padding                    : '20px'
  }
};

class StepOne extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
        super(props);

        this.state = {
            isClicked: false,
            isStepTwoActive: false
        };

    }

  toggleStepTwo = () => {

      this.setState({
            isClicked:true
        });

      this.setState({
            isStepTwoActive:!this.state.isStepTwoActive
        });
      this.props.closeStepOneModal();
    }

    closeStepTwoModal = () =>{
          this.setState({
            isStepTwoActive:false
        });
    }
    render() {

    return (

        <Modal
          isOpen={this.props.isActive}
          onRequestClose={this.props.toggleModal}
          contentLabel="Modal"
          style={customStyles}
        >

WELCOME TO YOUR DASHBOARD

                  GET STARTED

                  You are just 3 steps away from rewarding your customers.

                          Step 1  > Step 2 > Step 3

                  Add a Store

              Stores are physical places.
              Stores need to have detection tags that specify activity areas with existing beacon installations.
              Without adding stores, beacons can not be added and thus furthur services can't be availed.

               Click NEXT to continue.

              <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>Prev </button>
              <button className="btn-margin btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.toggleStepTwo.bind(this)}>Next </button>

                <button className="btn btn-sm btn-info" onClick={this.props.toggleModal}>End Tour </button>

        </Modal>
        <StepTwo toggleModal={this.toggleStepTwo} isActive={this.state.isStepTwoActive} closeStepTwoModal={this.closeStepTwoModal}/>

    )

  }
}

export default StepOne;


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For or Against Young Adult Literature: Should Adults Read Novels Considered Y.A.?
By The Buzz on September 7, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )
By Bailey Sikorski
People have often pondered whether adults should dabble in things considered to be "for children" or, more recently, "for young adults." I remember the debate occurring upon the release of infamous books such as Twilight, Harry Potter, and The Hunger Games series. "These books are for older children," critics would scream. Opinions on the topic became heated, leading some people to drop others depending on their thoughts. (Or maybe that's just anecdotal.) The matter even led to writers such as Jen Doll and Ruth Graham rushing to their stations to write either for or against, respectively, the phenomenon of adults reading young adult, or Y.A., literature.
In her debate, Jen Doll is vehemently for adults reading novels considered among the young adult literature. She participates in the act, even when receiving "dubious looks and half-hearted utterances" (Doll). She argues that, yes, the Y.A. books from her youth consisted of foundational books: ones that everyone knew and read (Doll). However, Doll argues that the course of young adult literature changed with the release of Harry Potter, stating "It wasn't just kid stuff, they said. There was death, dark magic, complicated family relationships, love, faith" (Doll). She argues that young adult literature now spans varied settings; is sold for cheaper when compared to adult literature; and the books themselves are shorter in page length, thus taking up less time than adult literature (Doll). The argument continues with a statement that "[adult books] don't always captivate me the way YA does. Those are the books I read in a one-night rush… to find out what happened, and when I do, [I sigh] in pleasure because the heroine does get the guy, the world has been saved, the parents finally understand, or there is at least the promise of things working out in the end" (Doll). At the end of her argument for the adult participation in reading Y.A. literature, Doll states that "Y.A. aims to be pleasurable. It's intended for people who are coming of age reading about characters who are doing the same. As such, these books have a way of cocooning their protagonists, navigating them—and by extension, the reader—to safety, and sometimes real happiness" (Doll).
While Jen Doll vehemently calls for adult readers to read Y.A. literature, Ruth Graham shuns the idea. In her argument, she writes "[Y]ou should be embarrassed when what you're reading is written for children." Graham's argument starts by saying that the past "unseemly notion" of adults reading young adult literature is now "conventional wisdom" and that adults "brandish their copies of teen novels with pride" (Graham). She says that people argue that Y.A. is "more sophisticated than ever," even somewhat agreeing that "[her] own life as a YA reader way back in the early 1990s was hardly wanting for either satisfaction or sophistication" (Graham). However, these books shaped the reader she is in the present and that she is now a different reader: she wants to read adult books, and she finds them more pleasurable than Y.A. books. She writes, "YA books present the teenage perspective in a fundamentally uncritical way. It's not simply that YA readers are asked to immerse themselves in a character's emotional life—that's the trick of so much great fiction—but that they are asked to abandon the mature insights into that perspective that they (supposedly) have acquired as adults" (Graham). Graham also argues that trivial things such as wanting a neatly wrapped up book "is no more ambitious than only wanting to read books with 'likable' protagonists" (Graham). The argument concludes with a quote from Shailene Woodley, one of the stars of The Fault in Our Stars that she believes relates to the argument: "I'm not a young adult anymore—I'm a woman."
When reading these arguments, I took in the opinions of both authors carefully. I am of adult age being 24-years-old, yet I have the heart of a child. I like arts and crafts, sewing, cartoons and anime, being silly, and having fun doing "childish" activities. Due to certain events of my childhood, I had to grow up quickly; meaning my love of the "childish" was cast aside. As a now 24-year-old, I find myself drawn to things that I was denied during my youth. I want to read those Y.A. novels or watch Disney movies and cartoons. The simple pleasures of life should not stop at a young age. I must agree more with Jen Doll when it comes to the argument at hand. Adults should be allowed to read young adult literature.
Even if it is not due to simple pleasure, some jobs, such as teachers and daycare facilitators, are required to know what children wish to read to be able to perform their jobs efficiently. As a future middle school educator, I need to know what kind of content adolescents wish to enjoy. If I read adult literature, I would be at a loss! Yes, it is important to keep an adult mind challenged, but I am required to read these books to teach their contents— the settings, characters, themes, etc.— to my students. Without engaging in the literature itself, I would not be able to effectively perform my job as a teacher. It is the equivalent of giving flying lessons when one has never been near an airplane.
Regardless of job requirements or simply wanting to engage in young adult literature, adults should be accepted into reading Y.A. novels. Yes, they are at a lower level, but sometimes the mind needs a break and the heart just wants to be nostalgic and return to the roots of reading. Perhaps an adult wishes to revisit a beloved book from adolescence to see how their thoughts have changed; perhaps an adult wants to find more books from a beloved childhood author to see how they've grown as a writer (a great example is the creator of Eragon, Christopher Paolini!); or perhaps an adult simply wishes to read fantastic tales that end happily due to stress in their life; whatever their reason, allow them to read Y.A. literature. After all, Walt Disney, who brought some of the most beloved movies into all hearts, said, "Who says we have to grow up?"
Doll, Jen. "The Thirtysomething Teen: An Adult Ya Addict Comes Clean." Vulture. Vulture, 07 Oct. 2013. Web. 31 Aug. 2021. <www.vulture.com/2013/10/thirtysomething-teen-on-young-adult-novels.html>.
Graham, Ruth. "Yes, Adults Should Be Embarrassed to Read Young Adult Books." Slate Magazine. Slate, 05 June 2014. Web. 31 Aug. 2021. <www.slate.com/culture/2014/06/against-ya-adults-should-be-embarrassed-to-read-childrens-books.html>.
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Sushi Fights Back


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The refrigerant in the air conditioner contains a special oil that lubricates and cools the A/C parts. When enough refrigerant leaks out, your air conditioner still makes cold air, but the parts don't have enough oil to protect them and they wear out faster than they should. So it's important to service the air conditioner as recommended by your Lenexa, KS service center.


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bug fixes and code maintenance

### OpenFL v0.0.1 alpha

Port to Haxe begins
Most basic functionality working in flash target

### v2.2.1

Updates Swiftsuspenders to v2.1.0

### v2.2.0

Updates Swiftsuspenders to v2.0.0 release

Fixes #161 - Mediator synchronisation

Adds metadata check to VigilanceExtension

### v2.1.0

EventMap - opens up routeEventToListener

Fixes RobotlegsInjector.createChild() bug

### v2.0.0

A brand new day.

### v2.0.0b8

Breaking change: Introduces IInjector

Fix: Change your injector references from Injector to IInjector

### v2.0.0b7

Adds ViewProcessorMap to MVCS bundle

Adds context Lifecycle Event relaying to the EventDispatcher Extension

Adds Module Connector - for easy event relaying between modules

Removes ScopedEventDispatcherExtension - replaced by Module Connector

Removes MessageDispatcher related extensions

### v2.0.0b6

Ensures that certain extensions can only be installed before context initialization.

Removes Hamcrest dependency from framework. Replaced with custom IMatcher.

Complete Command Center revamp.

Introduces DirectCommandMap (experimental).

### v2.0.0b5

Fixes #109 (mediator autoRemove)

Fixes #110 (Event Command Map bug)

Fixes #112 (Modularity issues)

Fixes #113 (naughty PreDestroy)

Detain and Release events dispatched by context (Issue #104)

Switches back to official Swiftsuspenders build (v2.0.0rc2)

### v2.0.0b4

Modularity timing fix.

Introduces StageCrawler Extension. This extension scans for view components that are already on stage when the context initializes.

### v2.0.0b3

*Lifecycle*

Important: The lifecycle getter has been removed from the Context. Instead, the Lifecycle API methods have been added to the Context directly.

So, context.lifecycle.whenInitializing(callback) is now simply context.whenInitializing(callback)

Adds Vigilance Extension to MVCS Bundle

MVCS Bundle sets the LogLevel to DEBUG

Lifecycle dispatches stateChange event

Adds uninitialized getter to ILifecycle

Adds addChild() and removeChild() to IContext

### v2.0.0b2

Asdocs

EventCommandMap optimisations

### v2.0.0b1

Robotlegs 2 public beta

## Robotlegs 1

### v1.5.2

Fixed: https://github.com/robotlegs/robotlegs-framework/issues/25

### v1.5.1

Fixed: https://github.com/robotlegs/robotlegs-framework/issues/24

### v1.5.0

*CommandMap Abstract Event Injection*

For event-triggered commands the event is now also mapped to "Event". For example:

[Inject] public var abstractEvent:Event;

[Inject] public var concreteEvent:SomeEvent;

*MVCS Mediator*

Added syntactic sugar methods removeViewListener() and removeContextListener()

*SwiftSuspenders*

Updated SwiftSuspenders to v1.6.0

### v1.4.0

*ViewMap & MediatorMap*

contextView stage listener optimizations.

*MediatorMap*

Added IMediatorMap#hasMapping(viewClassOrName:*):Boolean;

### v1.3.0

*ApplicationDomain*

Added applicationDomain getter/setter to IInjector to help with Application Domains.

### v1.2.0

*MediatorMap.mapType*

The injectViewAs parameter is changed from expecting a Class to expecting a Class or an Array of Classes.

### v1.1.2

*ASDocs*

Build script updated to bundle ASDocs into SWC for inline display in Flash Builder 4. Build needs to be run against Flex SDK 4.x

### v1.1.1

*Mediator*

Fixed: http://github.com/robotlegs/robotlegs-framework/issues/#issue/6

### v1.1.0

*SwiftSuspenders*

Updated SwiftSuspenders to v1.5.1

PLEASE NOTE: mapValue no longer injects into the value instance - the old behaviour was incorrect.

*Injector*

Added IInjector#hasMapping(clazz:Class, named:String = ""):Boolean;

Added IInjector#getInstance(clazz:Class, named:String = ""):*;

Added IInjector#createChild():IInjector;

*CommandMap*

Added ICommandMap#execute(commandClass:Class, payload:Object = null, payloadClass:Class = null, named:String = ''):void

Added ICommandMap#unmapEvents() - unmaps all event mappings

Added ICommandMap#detain() and release() - enables Async Commands

*Mediator*

Added mvcs.Mediator EventMap Sugar: addViewListener() and addContextListener()

*Misc*

mvcs.Context: CommandMap and MediatorMap are handed child injectors - to enable non-destructive temporary mappings.

Deprecated IContextProvider

### v1.0.3

Fixed: http://github.com/robotlegs/robotlegs-framework/issues#issue/2

### v1.0.2

Fixed: http://github.com/robotlegs/robotlegs-framework/issues#issue/2

### v1.0.1

Updated SwiftSuspenders to v1.0.1

### v1.0.0

Whammo, and the Robot has Legs. We managed to avoid hitting double digits for the RCs!

### v1.0RC9

Fixes to SwiftSuspenders

### v1.0RC8

Added IMediatorMap.unmapType()

### v1.0RC7

ViewMap.mapClass() changed to ViewMap.mapType()

### v1.0RC6

Internal changes: ContextBase cleaned up - initialize() removed. Overriding the default apparatus:

    public function MyContext()
    {
	    injector = new SwiftSuspendersInjector(xmlConfig);
	    super();
    }

### v1.0RC4/5

Fixes to SwiftSuspenders

### v1.0RC3

Removed nometa package

### v1.0RC2

CommandMap Bug fix

### v1.0RC1

No changes

### v0.9.8 - Untitled4

Removed ICommand

*MediatorMap*

Merged MediatorMap#mapModule into MediatorMap#mapType

New view mapping signature

mapType(viewClassOrName:*, mediatorClass:Class, injectViewAs:Class = null, autoCreate:Boolean = true, autoRemove:Boolean = true):void

### v0.9.7 - XtensibleMixdownLoafers

Enabled XML configuration of injection points

### v0.9.6 - PanelBeaten

Added the dispatch() helper method back to mvcs actors

Removed named injection points

*MediatorMap*

Enabled automatic creation of mediator for contextView if mapped

*ContextBase*

Made all ContextBase constructor arguments optional to enable declarative (mxml) Context instantiation

*Nometa*

Introduced Nometa implementation

*Actor*

Unified Model and Service into Actor
Removed Model
Removed Service

*EventMap*

Added strong event mapping to EventMap

*CommandMap*

Re-ordered the mapping arguments

From: mapEvent(commandClass:Class, eventType:String, eventClass:Class = null, oneshot:Boolean = false):void

To: mapEvent(eventType:String, commandClass:Class, eventClass:Class = null, oneshot:Boolean = false):void

### v0.9.5 - BigMistake2

Removed dispatchEvent() helper method - Again, really sorry about that little mixup there

*Mediator*

addEventListenerTo() becomes eventMap.mapListener()

### v0.9.4 - WhatProxyWhere?

Proxy renamed to Model

### v0.9.3 - Untitled3

CommandMap bugfix

### v0.9.2 - Untitled2

No changes!

### v0.9.1 - BigMistake1

dispatch() helper method renamed to dispatchEvent()

### v0.9 - ElasticChaos

Removed "as3commons-logging":http://www.as3commons.org/

Removed EventBroadcaster

MediatorFactory renamed to MediatorMap

CommandFactory renamed to CommandMap

IInjector.bind* renamed to IInjector.map*

*ICommandMap*

CommandMap now accepts optional Event class parameter for stronger mapping.

The argument order had to be re-arranged so that the optional eventClass would come after the mandatory commandClass.

From: mapEvent(type:String, commandClass:Class, oneshot:Boolean = false):void;

To: mapEvent(commandClass:Class, eventType:String, eventClass:Class = null, oneshot:Boolean = false):void;

*Constructor Injection*

Changed all automated instantiation to use IInjector#instantiate to enable constructor injection, changed DI adapters accordingly and added new SwiftSuspenders support constructor injection

*Bonus Adapters Removed*

Removed Spring Action Script and SmartyPants-IOC adapters (they can be installed separately)

### v0.8.1 - SwiftyPants

Added adapters for "SwiftSuspenders":http://github.com/tschneidereit/SwiftSuspenders

### v0.8 - ByeByeFlex

FlexMediator decoupled from Flex and merged into Mediator

Removed FlexMediator

### v0.7 - ShortWave

Added dispatch() helper method

### v0.6 - Untitled1

Introduced "as3commons-logging":http://www.as3commons.org/

### v0.5.2 - TheRegister

IMediator.onRegisterComplete renamed to IMediator.onRegister

### v0.4 - OrganDonor

net.boyblack.robotlegs.* renamed to org.robotlegs.*

### v0.3 - ElastoBoot

Added Spring ActionScript adapters

Provided adapters: "SmartyPants-IOC":http://smartypants.expantra.net/

Provided adapters: "SpringActionScript":http://www.springactionscript.org/

### v0.2 - ReversiblePants

Introduced DI and reflection adapters

Provided adapters: "SmartyPants-IOC":http://smartypants.expantra.net/

### v0.1

Proof-of-concept prototype

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


In 1972 a motion of no-confidence against German chancellor Willy Brandt fails in a really close shave – one of the members of parliament of the CDU/CSU has secretly voted against his own party. 45 years later this documentary shines a light on CSU backbencher Leo Wagner – and since the filmmaker is his grandson, it's not only about the politics and scandals, but also about the personal and familial battlegrounds. The grandfather, once respected as Mr. Clean, turns out to have been a self-destructive anti-hero, spending all his fortune in the red light district and secretly being employed by the East German Stasi. With archival footage and interviews with pimps, lovers and spies, Benedikt Schwarzer manages to paint a complex portrait of Wagner.


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I am not a dotcom kind of guy and, to tell you the truth, I'm glad.
EDITOR'S NOTE – The Barley MacTavish Fund was established by an anonymous donor and continues today with private support and donations from area residents during the holiday season. Barley's regular column appears each Sunday in the Daily News Accent section. Today's article announces his annual Christmas appeal.
I know that computers and cell phones and the Internet have streamlined all kinds of business in the world. I can shop and pay bills and e-mail my relatives from the safety and comfort of my home and, believe me, I'd much rather do that than brave the post-Thanksgiving crowds in the stores.
But when it comes to the Barley MacTavish Christmas program, which kicks off this weekend, I'm glad that people still have to write a good old-fashioned letter to me in order to receive help. Those letters, and the follow-up phone calls my office makes, tell me so much more about a person than any form they could fill out on a website and send to me.
Most of the time I can guess from the handwriting what type of person wrote the letter. Curly cursive on full sheets ripped from a notebook? Probably a single mom who's raising at least two kids, working at least part-time and often taking a few night classes. She probably borrowed the paper from one of her children's school notebooks.
Tight, small printing on the back of an envelope or half-sheet of ripped paper? Usually a middle-aged man who has lost his job and his dignity and is embarrassed even to be writing to me.
Formal letter, with return address, salutation and closing – each in its proper place? That's a grandmother (who learned the proper way to write letters in grammar school) who is worried to death about her children and grandchildren.
And it's not just the letters that tell me so much. The extra notes in the margin, like "Please don't tell anyone my name" or "Urgent!" make me feel connected to these people. What Internet form lets you add "I've tried everywhere. I just don't know where to go"?
On top of the letters, I also learn a lot from the phone calls my office makes to verify the information. I hear worry, fear and discouragement. Sometimes, unfortunately, I hear selfishness and poor judgment. But I also hear determination and pride. What I most like to hear is common sense and commitment, because those two things go a long way in helping a person climb out of a financial bind.
I can't let you hear those voices in this article, and I can't show you the letters themselves, but I can tell you that after more than 15 years in the business, I still am motivated to try to make their lives a bit easier. The holidays are a worrisome time for many of your fellow Midlanders, and this winter's high fuel bills aren't going to help a bit.
If you would like to help me help your friends and neighbors this holiday season, you can donate to my Christmas appeal. Send your donation to: Barley MacTavish Fund, c/o Midland Daily News, P.O. Box 432, Midland, MI 48640 . Checks should be made payable to Barley MacTavish. All of the donations are deposited locally and used to respond to holiday requests. Any money left over will be distributed through my weekly column in 2006.
If you are reading this and you would like to request holiday help, you can send a letter to the same address. Be sure to include your name, telephone number and address, and an explanation of why you or your family needs help. I must receive your letter by Dec. 15 if you are asking for help for Christmas.
I would like to thank all my donors in advance. My Christmas appeal has never gone unanswered, and I hope that means you approve of my goal and my methods.
Maybe someday I'll join everyone else in the digital world and establish a Barley MacTavish website. But until that day comes, save a stamp for me.


Last summer, four members of Fatu Kekula's family were infected with Ebola.
directly putting her own life at risk.
She successfully care for her mother, father and sister.
Her cousin died from the illness.
protective gear has been taught to others who don't have access to proper equipment.
our conversation today about the future of global health after Ebola.
Tell us about your experience of studying nursing in Liberia.
Like a laboratory where students go, into practice.
teaching very fast because most people learn different ways.
feel, it becomes difficult for that individual to cope with the lesson.
the Ebola epidemic began, did you see Ebola in your clinical practice?
>> I saw Ebola patients.
We were not in facilities, it was at my home.
That was my father, mother, sister, and my little cousin.
You use trash bags and raincoats.
How did you come up with those ideas?
our instructors, they ultimately had to improvise.
that we need to care for patients.
but what I do is all this as a nurse, that is the critical thinking.
What would you do to keep your patient stable?
I decided to use the plastic in place of the PPE.
>> During the time of their illness, I established IV lines.
Only four of them, I would give them the fluid; the the normal, normal saline.
I would give them the electrolytes.
I was giving them the oral rehydration salt.
Giving them the coconut water.
You could say any fluid for that matter.
Those were what I was feeding them with.
So, both your mother and father have recovered?
your family and, and they must be very proud of you?
>> Yeah, they are very proud of me.
Say they admire what I did, and not just my community, but the whole nation.
you've come here to Emory to study.
What have you learned here and what will you bring back to Liberia?
>> From here I have learned new skills.
And, I have learned how to do it myself.
everything my, my instructor taught me.
The perfect way of giving an injection.
is sites that give the medication.
It is for I believe that what she taught me, in my mind I'm going to take it back.
to studying in your home country?
What are the differences that you see?
the instructor would tell you, you would see it.
out of hospital to do your practical on a living being.
>> And now, your nursing school has re-opened, correct?
>> Yeah, so, what are your plans when you return to Liberia and your home?
especially those girls that are former rebels.
They don't have the means of educating themself.
because of the crisis, they are unable to go to school.
So, I want to look at that direction and also, girls' education.
then if a circumstance like this comes, you will know what to do.
Like for a typical example, to me it's not Ebola [FOREIGN].
so I believe that was how the virus spread.
Yeah, because of the lack of knowledge.
I think the girls in Liberia have a wonderful role model in you to look up to.
over the world to know about Ebola, what would you share?
>> I would like for them to know that Ebola is real.
is the only way we can get rid of Ebola to follow the proper preventative measures.
what an individual can do is the best, do the preventative measures.
>> What do you think the future will be like in Liberia when you go home?
health, all have been broken down.
Like, when it comes to health workers and things.
and then Ebola came and took almost 50% of the health workers that we had.
So, that is one of the main things.
So, people need that conscious, should be encouraged to get in the health sector.
Because a healthy nation is capable of doing good things.
>> Well, I want to thank you so much, Fatu.
I'm so impressed by your courage and inspired.


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