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namespace g{namespace Fuse{namespace Elements{struct BoxPlacement;}}}
namespace g{namespace Fuse{namespace Elements{struct Element;}}}
namespace g{namespace Fuse{namespace Elements{struct LimitBoxSizing;}}}
namespace g{namespace Uno{struct Float2;}}

namespace g{
namespace Fuse{
namespace Elements{

// public sealed class LimitBoxSizing :2200
// {
::g::Fuse::Elements::BoxSizing_type* LimitBoxSizing_typeof();
void LimitBoxSizing__ctor_1_fn(LimitBoxSizing* __this);
void LimitBoxSizing__CalcBoxPlacement_fn(LimitBoxSizing* __this, ::g::Fuse::Elements::Element* element, ::g::Uno::Float2* position, ::g::Uno::Float2* availableSize, int* availSet, ::g::Fuse::Elements::BoxPlacement* __retval);
void LimitBoxSizing__CalcMarginSize_fn(LimitBoxSizing* __this, ::g::Fuse::Elements::Element* element, ::g::Uno::Float2* fillSize, int* fillSet, ::g::Uno::Float2* __retval);
void LimitBoxSizing__Limit_fn(LimitBoxSizing* __this, ::g::Fuse::Elements::Element* element, ::g::Uno::Float2* std, ::g::Uno::Float2* __retval);
void LimitBoxSizing__New1_fn(LimitBoxSizing** __retval);

struct LimitBoxSizing : ::g::Fuse::Elements::BoxSizing
{
    static uSStrong<LimitBoxSizing*> Singleton_;
    static uSStrong<LimitBoxSizing*>& Singleton() { return LimitBoxSizing_typeof()->Init(), Singleton_; }

    void ctor_1();
    ::g::Uno::Float2 Limit(::g::Fuse::Elements::Element* element, ::g::Uno::Float2 std);
    static LimitBoxSizing* New1();
};
// }

}}} // ::g::Fuse::Elements


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Mika Hakkinen's Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements
Former F1 world champion Mika Hakkinen is considered a legend. Many also see him as Michael Schumacher's greatest rival. The 'Flying Finn', as he is popularly known, won the 1998 and 1999 championships from Schumacher.
He made his F1 debut in 1991 for Lotus and raced with them for two years. He them joined McLaren in 1993 and remained there until 2001. He announced that he was taking a sabbatical, but it turned into a full-fledged retirement.
On-track Achievements
He scored his first points in his debut year, with a 5th place at San Marino for Lotus. When he joined McLaren in 1993, he was replacing Michael Andretti for the final 3 races. In just his second race, he bagged a podium at the Japanese GP, his first ever podium.
Apart from occasional podiums, Mika never took the top step for three years. He finally got his big break in the season-ending 1997 European Grand Prix in Jerez.
In 1998, he was highly consistent, with numerous wins and podiums. That year, the lowest he ever finished was 6th at the Hungarian GP. Despite two retirements, he managed to clinch the title in 1998, his maiden. A year later, he was at it again and the lowest position he held was 5th at the Nurburgring.
In his final F1 season, he was beset by numerous reliability issues and finished 5th in the championship.
Mika Hakkinen's Endorsements
The Finnish driver secured his McLaren seat after impressing sponsor, Marlboro.
The former McLaren racing driver co-founded a new tech startup. It is the first Premium-tier social media App enabling monetization and fundraising in social media. For fans, it gives an insider access to stars in their social media timeline.
He also supported anti-Drink and Drive causes to promote safer roads.
Marital Status Divorced
Spouse Erja Honkanen (div 2008)
Nationality Finland
Endorsements Marlboro
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In order to use Hereditas, you will need Node.js 10 or higher installed on your laptop.
You will also need three services; we'll guide you through the creation of those in the next steps.
A webhook that you can use to send you notifications when users log into your Hereditas box, so you know when the unlock timer starts and it gives you a chance to stop it. There are multiple options for that, including IFTTT (free), or more advanced solutions like Microsoft Flow, Azure Functions, AWS Lambda, etc.
Note: If you prefer not to install the CLI as a global package, you can always invoke it using NPX, for example with npx hereditas --version. However, each command invocation will take significantly longer as NPX needs to restore all dependencies.
This is the least technical of all the steps, but by far the most important one.
As the owner of an Hereditas box, you start by assembling all the content you want to include in your digital legacy box. For example, text/Markdown documents, images, and other files.
The passwords to access your laptop and your phone/tablet/watch/etc.
The recovery key for your password manager, for example iCloud Keychain, 1Password, LastPass, KeePass, etc.
How to access your private photos on an encrypted drive or cloud storage.
Useful encryption keys, inclduing keys for your cryptocurrency wallets.
Or, just a nice letter.
This step is very personal, and Hereditas gives you total flexibility to decide what to include in your box.
While it would technically be possible, we recommend that you don't store large amount of data, or data that chages frequently, inside an Hereditas box. In fact, every time you change any information, you'd have to re-encrypt and publish again the entire box, which can be very time-consuming, and could lead to your box containing outdated information.
For example, rather than including gigabytes of photos, we recommend that you store them in a safe place (encrypted drive, cloud storage, etc) and use your Hereditas box to explain how to retrieve them. Similarly, instead of including every single password (which can change frequently), just put the recovery key of your password manager.
After you've installed the Hereditas CLI and gathered all the content, you're ready to go to the next step and configure a new Auth0 account.


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Q: How do you regularly take advantage of VS2010's multi monitor support? Although I like VS2010's multi monitor support, I seem to have too many accidental window drags, where I unsnap a window without intending to.  This behavior has made me still live in the mental model of vs200X's non-snappable windows.
1) Do you have a particular layout that works for general purpose work?
2) How have you optimised for specific scenarios (SQL, Debugging, Workflow, WPF)
3) Are you aware of any hotkey or utility that will jump to a particular window layout?
4) Are you aware of any way I can reduce the times I accidentialy undock a window?

A: I have 2 screens but I don't use VS on both of them. I prefer to keep the other screen for the application being debugged because I want to see the effects of each instruction.
Sometimes I undock 2 windows code editor and put them side by side, on the same screen, for code comparison and similar operations.

A: I undock nearly everything and have one monitor that is a full screen code window and all the other little windows in the other monitor.
In earlier versions of studio I would push all the little windows to one side then stretch the container window across two monitors, but that required you to re-stretch every time the window was minimized.

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"We have to be mobilized" says Nicolas Mahut about the Chinese player Peng Shuai
Their victory against the Cabal-Farah pair (7-6 [1], 6-4) for their entry into the Masters competition
Nicolas mahut : "We are very happy with the match. Apart from a little alert at the very start of the first set, a no-ad on our serve, I have the feeling that we really dominated the first set. Set point at 5-4, set point at 6-5, we don't do them. Behind, the tie-break, you don't know how it can go, but we negotiated it well (7-1). From the start of the second, we go past. We put a lot of pressure on them. We played with our strengths, we served well, we were impactful. There is a little moment of hesitation when you lead 4-3, 40-15 in the second. But what I remember is the reaction we have at 4-4. Our level and our attitude do not drop, on the contrary we manage to raise the level at that time.
Pierre-Hugues Herbert : "I am very satisfied with our game. There was a little slump on my service. It's a bit special about this Masters: I still have a small scar from our first year. It looked a lot like it. It was a match that we had completely dominated against Dodig-Melo (defeat 3-6, 7-6 [4], 10-7 in 2015). There is something that has gone up a bit. But what I retain, as Nicolas said, is the fact that we absolutely did not "cut" behind. We stayed in the game. "
"My first victory is not having fallen on the stairs when entering the court. I was super-focused so as not to trip over and travel around the world. "
The notion of pleasure
Mahut : "I'm really very happy with that. We said it before the match, we repeated it with the staff. In the first match of the other pool, I found that it lacked a little intensity and desire. I really wanted us to play our game at that level, in terms of intensity and intentions on the court. We managed to do it. Beyond the victory in two sets, I am very satisfied with the ingredients that we put into it. "
The atmosphere in Turin
Herbert : "I found it very nice. I liked the entry into the field, a little different from London. There were a lot of people. These are very fast conditions, so in doubles it is played a lot in the service. Short exchanges like that aren't the most spectacular and don't necessarily bring a big atmosphere, but we still had fun. "
Mahut : "The conditions are faster than in London. I think the public haven't woken up yet, but it can be nice because I find them a little closer to the pitch. Me, my first victory, is not to have fallen on the stairs at the entrance to the court. I was super-focused so as not to trip over and travel around the world. From the moment you get on your chair, you have a little less pressure. "
"There is something missing. There is not the icing on the cake … There is not even the cake anymore, which made us have goosebumps in this competition "
Pierre-Hugues Herbert on the Davis Cup.
Davis Cup potentially behind closed doors in Innsbruck
Mahut : "We keep ourselves informed. It wouldn't be funny if it was played behind closed doors, even if in Madrid two years ago we were really close. It would be sad to fall back into an atmosphere like that. The Marseillaise in an empty stadium, we have already done it, it's sad. "
Herbert : "When you know what the Davis Cup was like before, the matches at home or even away in other countries … I am very proud to represent my country, but to be completely honest, it there is something missing. There is not the icing on the cake … There is not even the cake anymore, which made us have goosebumps in this competition. It makes me sad when I see Hugo Gaston and Arthur Rinderknech who are going to make their first selection and who have not experienced what we have experienced. "
The situation of Chinese player Peng Shuai
Mahut : "I'm quite happy to see that there has been a communication from ATP regarding Peng Shuai. The WTA communicated yesterday (Sunday), ATP followed suit. I hope we will have news soon. We have to be mobilized. And that the Olympic committee wake up a few months before the Olympic Winter Games in China (in Beijing from February 4 to 20). I hope he will be able to comment on this. "
Topics: Masters France, Nicolas Mahut (FRA), Pierre-Hugues Herbert (FRA), Presentation - CR - reaction (cat), Quentin Moynet, tennis
Sassari-Pesaro, the presentation with Bucchi and Devecchi


A few months ago, I was asked if I'd be interested in reviewing the new no-code WaveSense Jazz blood glucose monitoring system in one of my weekly blog entries. I said sure, why not. I mean, I'm not under any contractual obligation to review diabetes products, but the prospect of both free stuff and of getting to play with gadgets appeals to me.
Because I'd be allowed to give a bare-bones honest assessment — just as long as I promised to run any overly negative reviews by a few people first — I figured I'd approach my WaveSense Jazz review bearing in mind what I'd like to see in a blood glucose meter…if, that is, I was in the market for something better. At the moment I'm using the rather utilitarian CoZmonitor blood glucose monitor that piggybacks on my Cozmo insulin pump.
However, because I'll be switching pumps in a few years, there's a chance that I'll pick a new pump that doesn't marry blood glucose meter to pump. If that's the case, I would have to give the WaveSense Jazz some serious consideration.
I'm a sucker for slick packaging, and when I received my complimentary Jazz meter and several dozen test strips in the mail, I found the color scheme on the boxes appealing. Oh, I know, big deal, you say. Well, I was happy to see a test strip box that actually had a picture of the strip and the meter on the box. For once I didn't immediately think "condoms" when looking at a box of strips, because I swear, my "Freestyle" test strips boxes just scream "box of condoms" when I see them sitting on a table or dresser.
And, before I even turned it on — the meter, the meter! — I was impressed with its size: It isn't too small, but it's also not large and unwieldy. About as thick as a sleek cell phone and able to sit easily on a credit card without overlapping any of the corners, it's got great ergonomics for a blood glucose meter. (I want you to know this, because it looks really large on the box and when you look at pictures online.) It has a nice palm feel, with rubbery pads on the sides and nonskid feet on its back.
Also, even though I may not always be so diligent, I did open up the owner's guide for the Jazz and read through it before operating the meter itself. The 62-page guide (English-only in the version I received) might seem daunting, but no one really reads through these things completely. If you choose to, however, it is a well-written, easy-to-follow, easy-to-understand little manual. Oh, and it's in booklet form, so you're not unfolding, and unfolding, and unfolding an onionskin-feeling, unappealing pamphlet.
The WaveSense Jazz meter itself was simple to set up and easy to calibrate with the control solution. And the actual tests use very little blood (the tiniest amount I've ever seen for a test, and it sucked the blood up quickly and provided me with fast results). The monitor, as well, is easy on the eyes with its large backlit (cheery blue) screen.
And no-code. People care about no-code. It's a feature that seems to be a big deal for blood glucose meters — I see it pointed out in print and on TV advertisements a lot. I personally don't find the dreaded coding of meters daunting. But then, when I get a supply of strips to last me for two or three months, they almost always all have the same code. I guess that if I was buying my test strips over-the-counter or if I was given a hodgepodge of code numbers, it could be irritating.
The meter has some features that I've not seen in several of the other meters I've tried. It allows you to tag your meals as pre- or postmeal, and in that way you can track your blood glucose at different times of day (which I know interests quite a few people out there). It also tracks your numbers in one month, two-week, and three-day trend graphs. So if you're someone who's vigilant about monitoring, and interested in glycemic variability, this system may be right up your alley. I mean, you can store up to 1,865 readings; that's five tests a day for a year.
And while I seem to have gushed a bit over the WaveSense Jazz, I was less impressed with the case that it came with, as well as with the lancing device. I'm always on the lookout for a slick, small kit that holds a bottle of strips, the meter, and the lancing device (as well as someplace for a tissue and some extra lancets), that wears well, and that isn't awkward. I have a difficult time finding one, and the kit that comes with the Jazz won't halt my search. The clear plastic sleeve in which the meter sits can take away all of the cool ergonomics of the meter itself, not to mention that if the meter edges out of the sleeve a bit or shifts slightly, there's not much room for inserting the test strip and you may end up trying several times to insert tab A into slot B (for those of you with vision problems, this could be frustrating).
Both of my concerns aren't with the meter itself, however. And I would hope that in future generations a bit more attention can be paid to the kit construction and what type of lancing device is offered to complement such a nice and useful blood glucose monitor.
If you are interested, do note that the WaveSense Jazz meter is only available through Diabetic Care Services (www.diabeticcareservices.com) and Diabetic Express (www.diabeticexpress.com).


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We are always afraid of premature ageing. We've always heard of several do's to avoid premature aging. Also, we keep ourselves updated with the major reasons of early aging. But, there're several myths on anti aging, which we feel are important to avoid early aging and formation of wrinkles. Some beauty experts have discussed about the following common anti aging myths.
It's true that water is extremely important to maintain a healthy life. And, it's advised to drink 3 liters of water daily. This helps in flushing out the toxins from the body of the individuals. The epidermis may feel dry and rough if it becomes deprived of water. However, there's no evidence or proof, which says that consuming extra amount of water will prevent the skin from getting dried and avoid premature aging.
This is often an anti aging myth, which prevails extensively among the individuals. This isn't true at all. The UV rays of the sun even penetrate through the fogs and clouds. Beside causing skin cancer, it also has a severe impact on the skins, which leads to wrinkle and spots formation. It has a negative impact on the elastin and collagen fibers of the skin. The skin thus loses the flexibility, strength and the glow.
The skin becomes dry and less elastic with age. This eventually leads to the formation of wrinkles. Moisturizers do have a role to play. It traps the oil and water present in the skin and helps in making the cells plump. This hides the creases and the lines. However, moisturizer can't penetrate inside the layers. Thus, it can't stop the formation of wrinkles.
It's not the fact that if your parents follow a fit lifestyle, your skin will not age. There are several factors like stress, climate and lifestyle, which govern the age of the skin and not the genes.
This is yet another anti aging myth, which is very common among all. This is absolutely not true. More and more importance must be given on the quality of the ingredients than the price of the products. The rich the ingredients, the better are the products for anti aging.
Make yourself aware about these anti aging myths and lead a beautiful glowing life.