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Asus ZenFone 6 Review
Asus ZenFone 6 – All you need to know
Leigh Geary May 16, 2019
Here in the evening sunshine, Asus conducted quite possibly the most relaxed press launch I have ever had the privilege of attending.
A large part of the announcement was put aside to detail the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 CPU. A lot was said about it, but I can distil it down to being generally quicker, more efficient and with AI baked in.
The phone itself has been built "for those who want to create content and for those power users who expect the best from their smartphone". In addition to that CPU, they're also "killing the battery anxiety" by adding a high capacity battery with quick charge combined.
The result is a 5000mAh battery (yes, 5000mAh) and Quick Charge 4.0. That'll give you up to 2 days of battery life.
As for the cameras, there's a 48 megapixel shooter and a 13 megapixel shooter pulling double-duty, with pictures from the ultrawide 13 megapixel lens and the f1.79 48 megapixel Sony lens being combined to produce the shot. Asus told us how this dual-camera setup was "all that was needed" to get a great photograph, and one that looks great in any light setting.
Other specs include stereo speaker, a USB-C charging point and a triple SIM / microSD slot.
It has a 6.4″ Full HD+ 19.5:9 screen which manages a 92% screen-to-body-ratio because there's no notch. It also has a 600nits IPS display and is protected via Corning Gorilla Glass-6.
Wait, no notch?
That's because there's no front camera.
Wait, no front camera?
Prepare for the party piece. This is where things get fun. The camera setup on the back – that flagship top-end 48 megapixel lens and that wide-angle 13 megapixel unit.. they flip round to face you, coming out of the rear panel, rotating round and locating themselves directly at you.
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Thus you get all the goodness of the rear camera setup, but facing you. Even better – you don't have to do a full 180 degree flip. You can stop the rotation wherever you wish, meaning that you can do a 90 degree sweep and use the camera to take a shot in a whole new way.
Very clever that, although it did immediately make me worry about sitting opposite people on the Tube. 🙂 Having the camera set at 90 degrees means you can put the phone flat and see what's directly in front of you.
In action this is really rather cool and I loved the "soft close" when it completed the move. I was, however, a little concerned about how much mechanical complexity had been added. There's 13 gears here, which is far more than is needed for something like the pop-up camera we saw on the OnePlus 7 Pro camera. The people from Asus are keen to show that you can do far more with theirs though, and obviously angle the cameras however you see fit.
OK, specs then, and this comes with there will be a few versions. The base model has 6GB RAM with 64GB storage, or you can pay a bit more and have 128GB of storage. Then there's an 8GB RAM version with 256GB of storage but, wait up because….
…all of them not only have two SIM-card slots, but you can also drop a microSD card in. Yes, a microSD card. That's brilliant really, and means that you can probably just go ahead and get yourself the 6GB / 64GB version and then whack a massive microSD card in. Boom. Done.
Stereo speakers are included, as is a USB-C slot and a regular old-school 3.5mm audio jack.
ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih, who is one cool cucumber let me tell you, told us..
ASUS ZenFone 6 is the ultimate illustration of our passion and persistence for innovation and technology. It is an emblem to honour our hard-core enthusiast fan base and a tribute to our relentless engineering origin — one that derives from extreme hunger to shatter the status quo. We confronted four of the most fundamental challenges of smartphones: screen, camera, battery, and performance. We believe we provided the best ever and most extraordinary solution. ASUS ZenFone 6 is designed to Defy Ordinary without compromise.
Pricing is as below, and we've being told that this will translate exactly into UK pricing, however we're trying to confirm this and we're awaiting confirmation.
Will update shortly..
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The Canny Valley
Warning: Contains mild spoilers for Happy Valley Seasons 1 & 2.
Much is made of the lack of diversity on our film screens, from #OscarsSoWhite to the sexist casting notes that would be hilarious if they weren't so depressing. In Hollywood, women over 35 can play either the Queen or somebody's mum. Meanwhile, craggy middle-aged dudes seduce stunning rom-com 20-somethings, or limp their way through another action franchise. So it's heartening to see that, over in TV land, writers and directors are starting to offer female actors more of the complex, meaty roles that their male counterparts have long enjoyed.
Viola Davis, Kerry Washington, Robin Wright; on the US networks, these ladies are bringing us compelling characters who kick serious butt in 6-inch stilettos. But the heroine who really speaks to me is more likely to be found in a woolly hat and a hi-vis jacket. Sarah Lancashire has long been one of British TV's gems, from her Coronation Street days to her award-winning performance in Last Tango in Halifax. But to my mind, Happy Valley is her finest hour.
Lancashire plays Sergeant Catherine Cawood, a West Yorkshire police officer who won't let the ghosts of her past stop her from serving her community. When the man who raped her daughter is released from prison and returns to his old stomping grounds, she must face her own demons while unravelling complex cases and holding her family together.
Catherine is a tough cookie with a mind is as sharp as her tongue. Yet we also get to see her flaws, her vulnerability, and the struggle she faces taking the lead both at home and in the workplace. The second season of Happy Valley, which just landed on Netflix, sees Catherine both investigating and suspected of a series of murders. The wonderful Charlie Murphy also makes a triumphant return, her character transformed from helpless victim to rookie police officer with her sights on CID.
TV detectives are so often talented loners, piecing together clues with their massive brains, but incapable of solving the riddle of other human beings. The beauty of Catherine Cawood is that she is a not a detective; she's a police officer. From the opening scene of the first episode, where she talks down a drug addict determined to set himself on fire, she relies on people skills to solve problems. She cares, she listens, and it makes her brilliant at what she does. The message that order can be maintained not only through force, but through compassion, is a powerful one. Sometimes a simple conversation can be all that it takes. Other times, however, you just have to Taser someone in the crotch.
Luckily, she's got that covered.
Author sfmsharpCategories WatchingPosted on April 17, 2016 Leave a comment
Murder, Moustaches and Mansplaining: The Abominable Bride
I LOVE Sherlock. I love everything about it; the cast, the writing, the fab background shots of London. As someone who has read all of Arthur Conan Doyle's stories several times over, I love catching the references and feeling all smug and well-read and superior. So when I heard that there would be a special episode released on New Years Day, I immediately booked a flight home to London to ensure the optimum viewing experience. Oh, and see my family, I guess.
The bulk of Jan 1st was spent vanquishing my hangover in time for the main event, and by 9pm I had a pot of tea made and a tin of biscuits at the ready. The moment had arrived. And for the first few minutes I was…underwhelmed. I'm so familiar with the modern-day incarnations of John and Sherlock, that the 19th century Holmes and Watson seemed odd, jarring, like an old friend had suddenly acquired a foreign accent. Given the ingenuity with which Mark Gatiss and Stephen Moffat brought these well-loved characters into the 21st century, a slip back in time seemed a wasted opportunity. Oh, me of little faith.
Once I let go of my inflated expectations and just watched the damn thing, I began to see the little clues that all was not as it seemed. And of course it bloody wasn't. This is Sherlock, after all. In an early scene the mysterious lady in the parlour of 221B Baker Street, concealed beneath the eerie black veil of a Victorian in mourning, turns out to be none other than Mrs. Watson. The episode is full of veils, disguises and duplicity, with the identity of even the familiar characters thrown into question as we veer between centuries.
Much has been made of the heavy-handed feminist-or-is-it? message woven into the plot, which sees a series of murders attributed to an underground cult of hooded suffragettes. The internet was quick to accuse Sherlock of 'mansplaining' as he stands before the assembly of feminists and speaks of the 'invisible army hovering at our elbow, tending to our homes, raising our children, ignored, patronized, disregarded, not allowed so much as a vote. But an army nonetheless, ready to rise up in the best of causes, to put right an injustice as old as humanity itself.' But let's take a moment to recall what's actually happening here. Firstly, Sherlock isn't explaining feminism to the collected feminists; he's doing what he does every episode. He's explaining the situation to John Watson, the 19th century everyman to Holmes' forward-thinking genius. The ending of the episode hammers the point home; Sherlock Holmes was a man ahead of his time, a thinker not willing to be confined by the narrow social and cultural expectations of the society he lives in. To Sherlock (and indeed, Mycroft), female equality is a given, a logical conclusion to an intellectual argument. To his peers in the 1890's, this still required explaining. They could not know that in a couple of decades, this army would indeed 'rise up in the best of causes', manning the nurses' stations and munitions factories of the First World War. And that this work, alongside their many other efforts, helped render them visible enough to win the vote.
In some ways I see this as the writers wrestling with the constraints of their source material. As written by Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes is a man in a man's world – if they stick to the original, there are few primary female characters. Irene Adler is an exception, a mind to rival Holmes', but she must work within the constraints of her gender, using her sexuality alongside her intellect to achieve her aims. The modern retelling certainly develops female characters further where possible; Mary Watson is far from the footnote of the books, killed off when it became clear she might cut into John's crime fighting time. An updated setting allows the women in Sherlock's world far greater freedoms than their 19th century counterparts could have dreamed of. This episode nods to this in Mary's complaints about being abandoned by her husband, Mrs. Hudson's observations on her lack of lines, and of course Molly Hooper having to don a fake moustache in order to be a scientist in the 1890's. Yet despite these constraints, they are active participants – albeit in a slightly creepy/evil way.
The second point we ought to consider, is that at this point in the episode we are actually inside Sherlock's mind palace. When he's explaining the solution to John, he's really explaining it to himself. That was the purpose of this whole crazy ride in the first place. But why does Sherlock suddenly need to think about women? About a large but overlooked section of society, hiding in plain sight, exercising power though many believe them to have none? We know who all this is for, who is at the heart of this story Sherlock tells himself; Moriarty. Like the Abominable Bride, he is dead but not dead. When Emilia Ricoletti was shot in the head, she ceased to exist; but she lived on through the other members of her group, who were able to assume her identity whenever required. Before Moriarty revealed himself to Sherlock, he too existed only through his followers: what Victorian Holmes would call the 'criminal classes', numerous but with no social standing, overlooked by most and thus nearly undetectable. The ability to hide in plain sight is an obsession of Holmes' in the original books, as well as these episodes; he makes use of his 'Baker Street Irregulars' to bring him information, beggars and the homeless who everyone overlooks. When he wants to hide Sherlock disguises himself; as a beggar, as a waiter, as somebody nobody thinks to look at, Think all the way back to 'A Study in Pink', and what Sherlock says about the murderous cab driver: 'Who do we trust, even though we don't know them? Who passes unnoticed wherever they go? Who hunts in the middle of a crowd?' Are Moriarty's followers not another 'invisible army hovering at our elbow'? The difference is that the hooded ladies in this episode look sinister, they in fact seek the justice denied to them, whereas Sherlock's enemies look to subvert justice through any means available to them.
Thus Sherlock solves the puzzle he has set himself; how can Moriarty still be committing crimes from beyond the grave? Even without its figurehead, Moriarty's organization lives on, which goes some way to explaining the events of Series 3. Though seemingly unrelated, the crimes target those closest to Sherlock and John; even the seemingly generic threat to the Houses of Parliament in 'The Empty Hearse' links back to Mycroft, who at times 'is the British Government.' And in doing so, he also solves his existential struggle, for as this episode states, there can be no Sherlock Holmes without Moriarty. There is a reason that Conan Doyle sent them tumbling over the Reichenbach Falls together: what use is the great detective without the master criminal? The Abominable Bride argues that, though Moriarty is physically dead, as long as there are criminals willing to work for his cause, his spirit lives on. And these criminals are everyday people, people nobody even looks at; they hide in plain sight, blending in to the crowd. Only the keenest of observers, with an understanding of disguise will be able to single them out. There will always be work for Sherlock Holmes…so, roll on Season 4!
Author sfmsharpCategories Opinion, WatchingPosted on January 28, 2016 January 28, 2016 1 Comment
I've always had a weakness for magazines. Part of it comes from my need to be constantly reading something, anything, but there's also the delightful glossiness of them, the bite-sized tidbits of gossip, the beautiful pictures of clothes I can neither pull off nor afford. I hate making small talk with the person cutting my hair*, but I live for that moment when the foils are in, the timer is set, and I'm presented with a cup of tea and a fat stack of that week's mags. Heaven. They don't have to be posh ones either. Since I relocated to Canada, my Dad sends me care packages full of the flimsy titles you can get for 60p in corner shops in the UK – Pick Me Up, Take Me Out, Closer… they're full of made up celebrity gossip and 'real life' stories that veer between the hilarious and the terrifying. Often they meet in the middle: 'My kidnapper fed me Findus Meat Pies' is still one of my favourite headlines.
And now, the nation of my birth has given me yet another gift, and one that does not have to be a guilty pleasure. You see, the older I get, the more conscious I become of the negative messages that run through magazines aimed at women. The fact that every woman featured has to be categorized by her age, height, weight and dress size; that half the stories are about losing weight, putting stuff on your face and hair to make you look more acceptable, and which celebrities have done the best job at either of these things. I still laugh at Cosmopolitan's more, ahem, 'creative' sex tips, and feel sorry for the unwitting boyfriends on the receiving end of all the ball nibbling and limb contortions. But I also have to think; why are we being told to try quite this hard to make ourselves desirable? **
So I thank my lucky stars for Standard Issue; an online women's magazine that shows modern womanhood in all its confusing, wonderful, messy glory. There's no full page spreads about shoes; it tackles the big issues head on, from the migrant 'crisis' to the battle for access to abortion. It talks about things like mental illness without being either overly dramatic or too general – just real people talking about real experiences. I'm also a big fan of the arts coverage – intelligent without being pretentious, fun but not frivolous. Standard Issue's contributors are freelance writers, bloggers and comedians, and they bring a fresh and very funny perspective to life's everyday woes and triumphs. Reading feels like having a good old catch-up with your best friend; the one who you can tell about your most embarrassing problems, and they always make you see the funny side.
I was going to pick a favourite regular feature, but I can't; there's just too many good ones. But special mentions go to Slattern's Diary, which never fails to make me feel a bit better about my own mess, Letter to My Hometown, an ode to the place that made you who you are, and Donkeys and Elephants, keeping you up to date with all the latest madness in US politics.
Best of all, it's only available to read online, and it's 100% free. I'm saving a few trees, and the $7.00 I would have spent on learning about the latest celebrity to slim down to a size 2, using only a dedicated personal trainer and secret gastric band surgery. Sounds like a win to me.
*My stylist is lovely, I'm just horribly anti-social.
** Not that this is exclusive to women's magazines; Men's Health and the like are just as bad. Boys, feel free to join us over at Standard Issue; no six-pack required.
Author sfmsharpCategories ReadingPosted on October 14, 2015 October 14, 2015 Leave a comment
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Q: TextBoxFor helper mixes day and month in dates Please, consider the following example:

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*view model
public class FooViewModel
{
    public DateTime Date { get; set; }
}

*controller
public class HomeController : Controller
{
    [HttpGet]
    public ActionResult Index(FooViewModel foo)
    {
        return View(foo);
    }
    [HttpPost]
    public ActionResult Submit(FooViewModel foo)
    {
        return RedirectToAction("Index", foo);
    }
}

*view
@model MvcApplication1.Models.FooViewModel
<h1>@Model.Date</h1>
@using (Html.BeginForm("Submit", "Home", FormMethod.Post))
{
    @Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Date)
    <input type="submit" value"Submit" />
}

*routes
routes.MapRoute(
    null,
    "",
    new { controller = "Home", action = "Index" }
);
routes.MapRoute(
    null,
    "{action}",
    new { controller = "Home" },
    new { action = "Submit" }
);

The problem is that after form submit the date editor gets values with day and month switched:

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What can I do to make it work properly?

Actually I tried to format the value of the editor:

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*@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Date, new { value = Model.Date.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy") })

*using editor templates, as shown in MVC 2 Editor Template with DateTime, only of course adopted to MVC3; and I also used EditorFor helper instead to make the template be utilized.

*using DataAnnotations: [DisplayFormat(ApplyFormatInEditMode = true, DataFormatString = "{0:MMM/dd/yyyy}")]
None of these changed anything. Neither the value of the editor changed, nor it appeared formatted.

In the end I (followed the answer by DrJokepu) managed to make this work only with raw HTML, i.e. no helper methods for DateTime:
public static MvcHtmlString GetDateEditor(this FooViewModel model)
{
    string temp = "<input id=\"Date\" type=\"text\" value=\"{0}\" name=\"Date\"
                    data-val-required=\"Please, enter a valid date\"
                    data-val=\"true\" />";
    return MvcHtmlString.Create(
                 string.Format(temp,
                               model == null
                                    ? string.Empty
                                    : model.Date.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy")));
    }

If there is a way to achieve the same result with any of the helper methods remains a secret to me...

A: Please, try slightly changed version:
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Date, new { @Value = Model.Date.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy") })

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Thio- and oxoflavopiridols, cyclin-dependent kinase 1-selective inhibitors: synthesis and biological effects.
Kim KS1, Sack JS, Tokarski JS, Qian L, Chao ST, Leith L, Kelly YF, Misra RN, Hunt JT, Kimball SD, Humphreys WG, Wautlet BS, Mulheron JG, Webster KR.
Flavopiridol analogues, thio- and oxoflavopiridols which contain a sulfur (16) or oxygen (18) atom linker between a chromone ring and the hydrophobic side chain, are selective cyclin-dependent kinase 1 (CDK1) inhibitors with an IC(50) of 110 and 130 nM. These analogues were prepared from key intermediate 7 by substituting the ethyl sulfoxide. Enantio pure intermediate piperidone 10 was obtained from the racemic piperidone 8 via a very efficient "dynamic kinetic resolution" in 76% yield. Hydrophobic side chains such as chlorophenyl or tert-butyl produced potent CDK1 inhibitory activity, while hydrophilic side chains such as pyrimidine or aniline caused a severe reduction in CDK inhibitory activity. These analogues are competitive inhibitors with respect to ATP, and therefore activity was dependent upon the CDK subunit without being affected by the cyclin subunit or protein substrate. Thio- and oxoflavopiridols 16 and 18 are not only selective within the CDK family but also discriminated between unrelated serine/threonine and tyrosine protein kinases. CDK1 selective thio- and oxoflavopiridol analogues inhibit the colony-forming ability of multiple human tumor cell lines and possess a unique antiproliferative profile in comparison to flavopiridol.


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The geomagnetic field was quiet to unsettled on November 25. Solar wind speed ranged between 420 and 482 km/s under the influence of a moderately high speed coronal hole stream.
Solar flux measured at 20h UTC on 2.8 GHz was 74.2. The planetary A index was 5 (STAR Ap - based on the mean of three hour interval ap indices: 5.1). Three hour interval K indices: 32211001 (planetary), 33222110 (Boulder).
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On the eve of the last day of Chinese New Year, I had the opportunity to dine at The Royal Flush Oasis Square Ara Damansara thanks to the good folks from HungryGoWhere. It was going to be my last Chinese New Year styled dinner for the year. Being the first time I have joined a HungryGoWhere event, it was nice to be able to meet new faces over some scrumptious chinese cuisine.
It was actually the first time I'm dining at The Royal Flush too, even though I've seen lots of reviews of the restaurant. Located in the serene Oasis Square at Ara Damansara, I found it to be a good venue to hold the HungryGoWhere Chinese New Year 2014 dinner, where we could just sit back, relax, and enjoy our meal amidst the laughter from new found friends. Check out what we had that evening, it is part of Royal Flush's CNY menu priced at RM1188++ for 10pax.
We kicked off dinner with the customary tossing of Royal Flush's Yee Sang with Salmon, followed closely by the Double Boiled Top Shell with Ginseng Root. Well, I was told the dish was Double Boiled Top Shell with Ginseng Root, but there wasn't any hint of ginseng to me, as it tasted more like double boiled herbed chicken soup. It was really flavourful though, sweet to the sip.
The Steamed Kampung Chicken with Dried Scallops was a refreshing change from our usual Chinese New Year dishes. Served hot, with generous amounts of dried scallops, the steamed 'white chicken' tasted really good. The sauce reminded me of the usual 'shark fin's soup', same taste without the shark fin, and we get to have tender soft kampung chicken to go with it.
The fish dish came next, in the form of the Steamed Dragon Garoupa Fish with Superior Soy Sauce. It was a good thing that the fish was really fresh, with the soft white meat literally melting in our mouth with each bite. Now I'm not a fish expert, but I have not eaten garoupa fish recently, and it sort of surprised me with its sweet taste.
When the Fried Prawn with Butter Sauce was brought out, I thought it looked really nice, and expected it to taste the same. Unfortunately, the taste did not bring in the 'kick' that I expect from the dish. The butter sauce was mild, and did not have that oomph to it. I have tasted better, well at least the prawns were fresh.
I've never been a big fan of oysters, hence when the Sea Cucumber Seasonal Vegetables with Abalone Sauce was brought out, I only took the sea cucumber, mushrooms and the brocolli. Nothing much to shout about though. Again, the sauce used were really flavourful, which got me thinking. I have the impression that The Royal Flush uses too much seasoning and sauces to flavour their dishes.
The Royal Flush's Lotus Leaf Waxed Meat Rice came in these cut-out portions good for 10 diners. It had a rather unique presentation too, where the waxed meat were placed on a separate plate, letting us choose how much meat we want with our rice.
We ended the meal with this chinese styled jelly-like dessert, where they used these chinese herbs and some 'flowers' added in. Refreshing will be the best term to describe the dessert. Throughout the meal, the folks from HungryGoWhere were very friendly, answering all our queries relating to them. Check out some of the photos I managed to capture of the bloggers and friends at the event below.
Thumbs up to HungryGoWhere for the kind invite and a good meal at The Royal Flush Oasis Square Ara Damansara. Do check out their website (http://www.hungrygowhere.my) to find out what they have to offer to all foodies in Malaysia. Personally I have yet to install their mobile app (available for both iOS and android devices), and have decided to do just that soon.
Royal Flush? We had a restaurant here by that name, early 80's. Bankrupt dah! LOL!!!
sure sound like a great place to eat.


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// Copyright 2000-2021 JetBrains s.r.o. and contributors. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package com.intellij.codeInsight.hints;

import com.intellij.codeHighlighting.EditorBoundHighlightingPass;
import com.intellij.codeInsight.daemon.impl.ParameterHintsPresentationManager;
import com.intellij.codeInsight.daemon.impl.analysis.HighlightingLevelManager;
import com.intellij.lang.Language;
import com.intellij.openapi.application.ModalityState;
import com.intellij.openapi.application.ReadAction;
import com.intellij.openapi.application.impl.NonBlockingReadActionImpl;
import com.intellij.openapi.diff.impl.DiffUtil;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.Editor;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.Inlay;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.ex.util.EditorScrollingPositionKeeper;
import com.intellij.openapi.progress.ProgressIndicator;
import com.intellij.openapi.progress.util.ProgressIndicatorBase;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.IndexNotReadyException;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.TextRange;
import com.intellij.psi.PsiElement;
import com.intellij.psi.SmartPointerManager;
import com.intellij.psi.SmartPsiElementPointer;
import com.intellij.util.concurrency.AppExecutorUtil;
import it.unimi.dsi.fastutil.ints.Int2ObjectMap;
import it.unimi.dsi.fastutil.ints.Int2ObjectOpenHashMap;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.concurrency.AsyncPromise;
import org.jetbrains.concurrency.CancellablePromise;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

import static com.intellij.codeInsight.hints.ParameterHintsPassFactory.forceHintsUpdateOnNextPass;
import static com.intellij.codeInsight.hints.ParameterHintsPassFactory.putCurrentPsiModificationStamp;

// TODO This pass should be rewritten with new API
public final class ParameterHintsPass extends EditorBoundHighlightingPass {
  private final Int2ObjectMap<List<HintData>> myHints = new Int2ObjectOpenHashMap<>();
  private final Int2ObjectMap<String> myShowOnlyIfExistedBeforeHints = new Int2ObjectOpenHashMap<>();
  private final PsiElement myRootElement;
  private final HintInfoFilter myHintInfoFilter;
  private final boolean myForceImmediateUpdate;

  public ParameterHintsPass(@NotNull PsiElement element,
                            @NotNull Editor editor,
                            @NotNull HintInfoFilter hintsFilter,
                            boolean forceImmediateUpdate) {
    super(editor, element.getContainingFile(), true);
    myRootElement = element;
    myHintInfoFilter = hintsFilter;
    myForceImmediateUpdate = forceImmediateUpdate;
  }

  /**
   * @deprecated May block UI thread, use {@link ParameterHintsPass#asyncUpdate(PsiElement, Editor)} instead.
   */
  @Deprecated
  public static void syncUpdate(@NotNull PsiElement element, @NotNull Editor editor) {
    MethodInfoExcludeListFilter filter = MethodInfoExcludeListFilter.forLanguage(element.getLanguage());
    ParameterHintsPass pass = new ParameterHintsPass(element, editor, filter, true);
    try {
      pass.doCollectInformation(new ProgressIndicatorBase());
    }
    catch (IndexNotReadyException e) {
      return; // cannot update synchronously, hints will be updated after indexing ends by the complete pass
    }
    pass.applyInformationToEditor();
  }

  /**
   * Updates inlays recursively for a given element.
   * Use {@link NonBlockingReadActionImpl#waitForAsyncTaskCompletion() } in tests to wait for the results.
   * <p>
   * Return promise in EDT.
   */
  public static @NotNull CancellablePromise<?> asyncUpdate(@NotNull PsiElement element, @NotNull Editor editor) {
    MethodInfoExcludeListFilter filter = MethodInfoExcludeListFilter.forLanguage(element.getLanguage());
    AsyncPromise<Object> promise = new AsyncPromise<>();
    SmartPsiElementPointer<PsiElement> elementPtr = SmartPointerManager.getInstance(element.getProject())
      .createSmartPsiElementPointer(element);
    ReadAction.nonBlocking(() -> collectInlaysInPass(editor, filter, elementPtr))
      .finishOnUiThread(ModalityState.any(), pass -> {
        if (pass != null) {
          pass.applyInformationToEditor();
        }
        promise.setResult(null);
      })
      .submit(AppExecutorUtil.getAppExecutorService());
    return promise;
  }

  private static ParameterHintsPass collectInlaysInPass(Editor editor,
                                                        MethodInfoExcludeListFilter filter,
                                                        SmartPsiElementPointer<PsiElement> elementPtr) {
    PsiElement element = elementPtr.getElement();
    if (element == null || editor.isDisposed()) return null;
    try {
      ParameterHintsPass pass = new ParameterHintsPass(element, editor, filter, true);
      pass.doCollectInformation(new ProgressIndicatorBase());
      return pass;
    }
    catch (IndexNotReadyException e) {
      return null;
    }
  }

  @Override
  public void doCollectInformation(@NotNull ProgressIndicator progress) {
    myHints.clear();

    Language language = myFile.getLanguage();
    InlayParameterHintsProvider provider = InlayParameterHintsExtension.INSTANCE.forLanguage(language);
    if (provider == null || !provider.canShowHintsWhenDisabled() && !isEnabled(language) || DiffUtil.isDiffEditor(myEditor)) return;
    if (!HighlightingLevelManager.getInstance(myFile.getProject()).shouldHighlight(myFile)) return;

    provider.createTraversal(myRootElement).forEach(element -> process(element, provider));
  }

  private static boolean isEnabled(Language language) {
    return HintUtilsKt.isParameterHintsEnabledForLanguage(language);
  }

  private void process(@NotNull PsiElement element, @NotNull InlayParameterHintsProvider provider) {
    List<InlayInfo> hints = provider.getParameterHints(element, myFile);
    if (hints.isEmpty()) return;
    HintInfo info = provider.getHintInfo(element, myFile);

    boolean showHints = info == null || info instanceof HintInfo.OptionInfo || myHintInfoFilter.showHint(info);

    Stream<InlayInfo> inlays = hints.stream();
    if (!showHints) {
      inlays = inlays.filter(inlayInfo -> !inlayInfo.isFilterByExcludeList());
    }

    inlays.forEach(hint -> {
      int offset = hint.getOffset();
      if (!canShowHintsAtOffset(offset)) return;
      if (ParameterNameHintsSuppressor.All.isSuppressedFor(myFile, hint)) return;

      String presentation = provider.getInlayPresentation(hint.getText());
      if (hint.isShowOnlyIfExistedBefore()) {
        myShowOnlyIfExistedBeforeHints.put(offset, presentation);
      }
      else {
        List<HintData> hintList = myHints.get(offset);
        if (hintList == null) myHints.put(offset, hintList = new ArrayList<>());
        HintWidthAdjustment widthAdjustment = convertHintPresentation(hint.getWidthAdjustment(), provider);
        hintList.add(new HintData(presentation, hint.getRelatesToPrecedingText(), widthAdjustment));
      }
    });
  }

  private static HintWidthAdjustment convertHintPresentation(HintWidthAdjustment widthAdjustment,
                                                             InlayParameterHintsProvider provider) {
    if (widthAdjustment != null) {
      String hintText = widthAdjustment.getHintTextToMatch();
      if (hintText != null) {
        String adjusterHintPresentation = provider.getInlayPresentation(hintText);
        if (!hintText.equals(adjusterHintPresentation)) {
          widthAdjustment = new HintWidthAdjustment(widthAdjustment.getEditorTextToMatch(),
                                                    adjusterHintPresentation,
                                                    widthAdjustment.getAdjustmentPosition());
        }
      }
    }
    return widthAdjustment;
  }

  @Override
  public void doApplyInformationToEditor() {
    EditorScrollingPositionKeeper.perform(myEditor, false, () -> {
      ParameterHintsPresentationManager manager = ParameterHintsPresentationManager.getInstance();
      List<Inlay<?>> hints = hintsInRootElementArea(manager);
      ParameterHintsUpdater updater = new ParameterHintsUpdater(myEditor, hints, myHints, myShowOnlyIfExistedBeforeHints, myForceImmediateUpdate);
      updater.update();
    });

    if (ParameterHintsUpdater.hintRemovalDelayed(myEditor)) {
      forceHintsUpdateOnNextPass(myEditor);
    }
    else if (myRootElement == myFile) {
      putCurrentPsiModificationStamp(myEditor, myFile);
    }
  }

  @NotNull
  private List<Inlay<?>> hintsInRootElementArea(ParameterHintsPresentationManager manager) {
    TextRange range = myRootElement.getTextRange();
    int elementStart = range.getStartOffset();
    int elementEnd = range.getEndOffset();

    // Adding hints on the borders is allowed only in case root element is a document
    // See: canShowHintsAtOffset
    if (myDocument.getTextLength() != range.getLength()) {
      ++elementStart;
      --elementEnd;
    }

    return manager.getParameterHintsInRange(myEditor, elementStart, elementEnd);
  }

  /**
   * Adding hints on the borders of root element (at startOffset or endOffset)
   * is allowed only in the case when root element is a document
   *
   * @return true if a given offset can be used for hint rendering
   */
  private boolean canShowHintsAtOffset(int offset) {
    TextRange rootRange = myRootElement.getTextRange();

    if (!rootRange.containsOffset(offset)) return false;
    if (offset > rootRange.getStartOffset() && offset < rootRange.getEndOffset()) return true;

    return myDocument.getTextLength() == rootRange.getLength();
  }

  static class HintData {
    final String presentationText;
    final boolean relatesToPrecedingText;
    final HintWidthAdjustment widthAdjustment;

    HintData(@NotNull String text, boolean relatesToPrecedingText, HintWidthAdjustment widthAdjustment) {
      presentationText = text;
      this.relatesToPrecedingText = relatesToPrecedingText;
      this.widthAdjustment = widthAdjustment;
    }
  }
}

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The Liberals did not win the 1906 election the Unionists lost it
There were many factors behind the massive Liberal victory of 1906, but many of these were in fact Unionist weaknesses. There are four main theories for how the Liberals came to a win: the Boer War, the 1902 Education Act, the tariff reform campaign and also because of Balfour himself as leader of the Unionists. Each of these theories bought wide appeal to the Liberals and made the Unionists look bad. Up until 1906 the Unionists were in power, they were lead by Lord Salisbury and were seen as a 'new look' party.
Although the Unionist leadership remained predominantly aristocratic, it gained support from middle classes as well as appealing to the working class. At this time the Liberals were weak, they had electoral weaknesses, leadership weaknesses as Gladstone resigned in March 1894 and Rosebury took over lead. Also because of the Home Rule crisis of 1886, some Liberals went as far as to join the Unionists. In the 1900 election, the Unionists remained as the power, simply because the Boer War kept them in that place, it kept all of the supporters in a patriotic mood and took their minds of all of the other issues and problems.
This made the Unionists popular by the masses, and it was known as the 'khaki election'. Soon after the 1900 election, it was found that the Boer War victory had come at a great cost and had been dragged on for some time sponging tax from all of the people, also concentration camps were used to defeat the Boers in war. This made the Unionists unpopular, especially when the war indeed in 1902. This is a reason that gave the Liberals victory when the 1906 election came, because the Unionists lost their popularity and support of the working class due to rising unemployment and other repercussions of the Boer War.
This is also a reason why the Liberals did not win the election in 1906, because the Unionists practically put themselves out of the competition. The Unionists had been in control since 1886, which was a long while, and Lord Salisbury was getting old and becoming unable because of his health, he resigned in 1902 and Balfour was his replacement. Balfour was not as good of a leader, he lacked political skill to keep the Unionist coalition; he was always philosophising and was very indecisive.
He was also an aristocrat and therefore did not relate well with the masses, which bought the Unionists little support and helped the Liberals to gain popularity. This is another reason why the Unionists contributed to the Liberal victory of 1906. Campbell-Bannerman took over Lord Rosebury as Liberal leader in 1905 and re-united the Liberals; this shows that the Liberals themselves can take some responsibility for their own win. After the Boer War, with the Unionists losing support, it left the Liberals open and in a great position to pose new ideas. In 1902, the Unionists passed Morant's Education Act.
The Liberals traditionally gained support from protestants who do not belong to Church of England – the Education Act disgusted Liberal Unionists who supported the Liberal beliefs of school, because it allowed the schools to be funded by the rates. If the Liberal Unionists lived in an area where there was a Church of England or a Catholic school, the rates that they paid would go towards it because of the Education Act. The Liberal Unionists, who left the Liberals over Home Rule crisis (approximately 100), ended up returning back to the newly formed Liberals because of the Unionists stupid actions.
This left the Unionists seriously damaged and strengthened the Liberals significantly. This shows that although the Unionists pleased the society with the Education act of 1902, almost doubling the amount of pupils in grant -aided schools, they did not account for the beliefs of the Liberal Unionists and ended up being weaker than they already were. This suggests that the Unionists almost won the election for the Liberals, by taking stupid steps that weakened themselves. The Tariff reform crisis also helped the Liberals into victory.
In 1905, Joseph Chamberlain launched the tariff reform campaign. He abandoned free trade and replaced it with 'preferential tariffs. ' Free Trade was seen as British success in the 19th Century, it was almost a culture and everyone supported it. Chamberlain put tax on all of the imports excluding those of British colonies in an attempt to raise revenue, which he wanted to spend on social reforms; he wanted to get the votes of the working class to stop the Labour party from rising.
Fortunately for the Liberals, the working class hated the tariff reform, they were not well off already and things they needed to purchase were being taxed, even their bare essentials became more expensive, including food, they called it the 'stomach tax'. This split the Unionists into Chamberlain's Tariff Reform League and Beach's free food league, this ended up as a no win situation and the unionists no longer had the majority. This was the single most important reason why the Unionists were dramatically defeated in the 1906 election.
The Lib-Lab pact was made from 1904-06, because the Liberals were worried that their vote would be split with Labour and the Unionists vote would not be split because they had firm and loyal support from 35-40% of the voters. The pact agreed that in closely contested constituencies on Liberals or Labour would stand for election. This was almost a way of fixing the votes, but it helped towards the Liberal win in the 1906 election by a vast majority: Liberals: 401mp's
Unionists: 157mp's Irish nationalists: 83mp's Labour: 29mp's The Liberal victory in 1906 was seen as a major turnaround. The reasons for this are that the Boer War transformed the political climate in Britain and encouraged the launch of the Tariff Reform campaign in attempt to raise money to cover the repercussions, but all it did was revive the Liberals. The tariff reform split the Unionist alliance, damaging the image of the government and lost some support of the voters.
The Education act was also a stupid move by the Unionists, because it united the Liberals and made them politically weaker. Also Balfour was responsible for the Liberal victory because he alienated voters from the unionists and made the Liberals stronger because of his miscalculations. In answer to the question, I agree that the Unionists lost the election and won the election for the Liberals in 1906, because the Unionists made terrible mistakes; but it must be said that the Liberals did add towards their own victory.
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I swallowed my first biohacker electronics in 1997. It was a TENS unit I ordered from Russia, designed to use electrical pulses to stimulate the growth and healing of the GI tract. It was mildly annoying to feel an electrical tingle every couple seconds for 8 hours as it made its way through my gut…until the little metal pill ran past my siatic nerve. For an excruciating 15 minutes, my entire left leg would kick and hurt every 5 seconds. Fodder for comedy some day, perhaps.
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What Happens In Your Body When You Eat Ramen And Gatorade.


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Connecticut Valley Hospital hosts 20th annual toy drive
Lauren Sievert
Dec. 14, 2012 Updated: Aug. 17, 2017 5:19 a.m.
MIDDLETOWN >> For the 20th anniversary of the toy drive at Connecticut Valley Hospital, more than 1,000 toys will be given to Middletown children this year.
Jeff Rosow, a director at Connecticut Valley Hospital, started the toy drive which is officially known as the Connecticut Valley Hospital/River View Services Toy Drive. This year, $1,125 was raised and more than 1,000 toys were purchased. The toys will be given to The Middletown Parks and Recreation department, The Salvation Army, Albert J. Solnit Children's Center, New Horizons Shelter for Battered Women and Macdonough and Farm Hill schools, according to Jamie Godwin, co-chairman of the drive.
In 1992, ex-patient Katie M. had the idea for the toy drive. The drive started with three boxes and gathered 50 toys, Rosow said, which went to park and rec. The drive is now continued in Katie's memory, and for the past 10 years, there have consistently been more than 1,000 toys each year, he said.
A jar in the River View Café on the CVH campus is left out all year for donations. The workers in the café empty it each week and transfer the money into an account used to buy the toys in December.
Carol Buckman, a job coach at CVH, said it is a wonderful cause, and patients and those from the community donate money. Staff at CVH are encouraged to donate an unwrapped toy to the collection boxes around campus.
Buckman said 15 years ago the money from the donation jar went to help a family in town whose home burned down.
In addition to the toy drive and collection jar, there is a candy cane drive specifically for the staff members of CVH. Patients who are long-term or have no one nearby to visit can fill out a candy cane wish with what they would like for Christmas. The staff members then sponsor the patients and buy the gifts they request.
Lois Villa and Kathy Langlais co-chair the candy cane committee and said the staff is very enthusiastic about the event, some purchasing gifts for two or three patients. One staff member took five patients, they said.
Villa said about 300 patients fill out candy canes and about 150 to 200 staff members volunteer to fill those wishes. Langlais said the items requested are things like hand lotion or a sweatshirt.
There is also a partnership with Wesleyan University that brings in student mentors to work with the patients. The students have programs to help the patients recover skills. Some of the classes being taught include Italian and cooking. Those students and other volunteers who contributed to the toy drive were honored Wednesday on the CVH campus and all their hard work was recognized. All the volunteers were given a roof slate piece with the Chinese character for "Recovery to Wellness."


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Published on October 18th, 2012 | by Louis Garcia, Contributor
Worms Revolution Review
Developer: Team17
Publisher: Team17 Digital Ltd
Platform: Xbox LIVE Arcade on Xbox 360, PlayStation Network on PlayStation 3, and Steam on Windows PC
Release Date: Oct. 10, 2012
MSRP: $14.99 or 1200 MS Points
Review notes: A code was provided for review purposes.
Strategically blowing up worms is just plain fun. Team17's Worms series takes the normally innocuous worm, and turns it into a killing machine in a challenging and rewarding experience full of shotgun blasts and "Dragon Ball Z"-esque fireballs, all in the name of pulverizing enemies.
Worms Revolution continues the tradition, and may be Team17's best Worms yet, having refined this year's game while adding some welcome gameplay changes.
For the uninitiated, the series pits two teams of worms randomly on a map, each with a repertoire of weapons used for one purpose–smiting the other team from the face of said map. The turn-based gameplay requires a tactical mind to figure out just how and where to move the team, when to attack, and just what to use–all in a short amount of time.
This can be a challenge, and also very, very fun.
Your worms accomplish their mission by calling in airstrikes; performing uppercuts with fists of flame; shooting energy blasts; blowing up worms with grenades (which can lead to land being altered and worms falling into water to suffer death by drowning); showers of shot from shotguns; explosive old ladies… and I'm going to stop there.
My point: there's a lot of crazy ways to kill the other invertebrates. The range of weapons is both silly and deadly, but each has to be used smartly to overtake the other team. When things go right, it leads to a positively beautiful chain of destructive events. Other times, when things go wrong, it's just as beautiful, only you're watching death befall your worms… and enjoying it.
That's because the game is humorous and easy to watch in the 2D environments. The way the maps and worms react paints a clear picture of just what's going on, and why, while also providing some "wow" and "oh, crap" moments.
Since Team17 has been in the business of making Worms games for a while, it's safe to say they have a firm grip on things. However, instead of just hashing out the same game–which Revolution basically is at its core–the developer has brought some new changes to the table.
The first item of change gamers will notice in the tutorial is how water reacts on battlefields. Blowing a hole in the earth so that water can escape results in a rush of H2O washing away any worm in its path. It isn't an instant way to put down worms, however, as new items like a plug allow players to drain the liquid, though you will take damage each turn that you don't rectify the wet situation.
Staying on topic with battlefields, there are also objects like glass flasks littering them. Players can move these around, or do enough damage to them to make them explode for extra damage to enemies.
Delving into the game further reveals different classes for worms. Soldier, Scout, Scientist and Heavy are all ready for service. As one would guess, each class has its own strengths. Scouts are much lighter and can move around the map quickly. Heavy class worms can soak up more damage, but also move slowly. Scientists are the most interesting, allowing players to gain life each round while also being able to create weapons.
Deciding what kind of team to utilize adds more depth to the series. Tinkering around with different classes is essential to forming a good enough team to complete some missions.
Offering both a single player and multiplayer component, Revolution has a lot of content for its price. Though fun, single player ultimately gets too hard (and cheap) to be a perfect experience, but Revolution's multiplayer thrives–just like in most Worms games.
Playing with another human creates something that makes the matches an absolute blast: human error. Even the best Worms players will miss a shot, jump or make a gaffe. It keeps matches entertaining and a nail-biter until the end.
Revolution, like previous Worms iterations, also provides a lot of options. Want an Afro on your worm? Done. How about we include a soccer ball and a robot victory dance? Done and done.
Not only can worms be dressed up in various outfits, but anything from names, sounds, celebrations and a plethora of other game settings can be edited. Weapons, maps, round options… the game really lets you tweak just about anything to fit your preferences.
Worms Revolution is a great game, and one of the best offerings in the series. It offers enough of the old with the new to keep longtime fans happy, but also keep the experience fresh.
[xrr label="Rating:9/10″ rating= 9/10]
+ Worms, but with new additions
+ Class system
+ Provides a ton of multiplayer options
– AI can be cheap
Tags: Review, team17, Worms Revolution, Xbox 360, Xbox Live Arcade
Louis Garcia, Contributor


Do you remember the Spaghetti Creole served every Thursday in the Greenwich Public Schools? The cooks at St. Paul's Lutheran Church have the recipe and will be dishing up a tasty supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday.
Do you remember the Spaghetti Creole served every Thursday in the Greenwich Public Schools? The cooks at St. Paul's Lutheran Church have the recipe and will be dishing up a tasty supper from 5 to 7 p.m.
If you went to Greenwich Public Schools in the 1960s, '70s or '80s, you probably remember that Spaghetti Creole was dished up every Thursday for school lunch. The cooks at St. Paul's Lutheran Church have the original recipe, and they'll be serving it up for a special dinner.
The nostalgia dinner will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday at the church at 286 Delavan Ave.
Tickets cost $15 for adults and $6 for children. That will get each diner a salad, a generous serving of Spaghetti Creole, dessert, iced tea and coffee. Plain spaghetti will be available for children.
"To-go" orders for $10 will be available from 4 to 5 p.m. by calling 203-253-2327. The meal will be packaged as a hot to-go container and include only the spaghetti creole and bread.
New this year: Diners can preorder a half-tray for the following day's Super Bowl. The cost for a half-tray of Spaghetti Creole is $40. It will be packaged cold and will be ready to reheat in your oven. You must preorder a half-tray by calling 203-253-2327 or visiting www.facebook.com/SPLCByram. Half-trays can be picked up on Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m.
U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management, has hired Emily Dreas as market executive for the Southern Connecticut market.
Dreas will lead the efforts to grow the firm's business and deliver solutions and products to high net worth families, institutional clients and prospects, reporting to Chris Biotti, private wealth management executive.
She joins U.S. Trust from Fiduciary Trust Company International, where she was an executive vice president and global head of client development in New York responsible for building out the business development function. She will be based in Greenwich.
The classes begin Feb. 7 run through April 4. They will run from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays at the church at 38 West End Ave. The seminar will be led by Dave Ramsey, America's trusted voice on money and business, a personal money-management expert and extremely popular national radio personality. His seven best-selling books have sold more than 10 million copies combined.
Ramsey will offer a step-by-step plan to teach participants how to take control of their money and their future in nine lessons on: Super Saving; Relating With Money; Cash Flow Planning; Dumping Debt; Buyer Beware; The Role of Insurance; Retirement Planning; Real Estate and Mortgages; and Living and Giving Like No One Else.
Attendees will get accountability and encouragement as well as access to tools to help with financial management. The cost is $109.
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And a hat and bra to you too, my good sirs!
Lacazette finally breaks the deadlock 1-0 to the Arsenal.
Anyone surprised that Madrid equalised with comical defending after not being any force in the game?
Another wonderful display of anti-football by a Madrid side tonight. Hardly any play from 70 mins onwards with all the delaying tactics.
A man convinced against his will is a man of the same opinion still.
GG - Amir Sohail wrote: Another wonderful display of anti-football by a Madrid side tonight. Hardly any play from 70 mins onwards with all the delaying tactics.
Theyr'e awful. If I was a fan, I'd get so tired of watching them play such dire football week in week out.
CMS favourite football competition is back!
Arsenal and Chelsea both win.
Wellbeck could be out for a long time with that injury. It didn't look good.
mikesiva wrote: Wellbeck could be out for a long time with that injury. It didn't look good.
If its anywhere near as bad as it sounds, he could be done full stop. Second long injury in a short amount of time, got to feel for the lad.
Arsenal and Chelsea are into the round of 32. Will Tottenham join them next month?
Chelsea say fans who sang an anti-Semitic chant in the Europa League game with MOL Vidi have "shamed the club".
A vocal minority chanted offensive songs about Tottenham fans early in Thursday's 2-2 draw in Hungary.
That came three days after four fans were suspended for allegedly racially abusing Raheem Sterling.
For years, Chelsea fans have been chanting anti-Semitic songs against Tottenham, and making hissing gas chamber sounds when Chelsea plays Tottenham. I heard about this a decade ago, and nothing was done. It was just ignored by the authorities.
Does seem a link between no action at the weekend, then a problem in the next match.
Arsenal and Chelsea reach the semis.


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COLLECTION Identifier: MS Eng 338-338.12
W. B. Yeats collection
Letters and manuscripts of poems and plays by Irish poet and playwright, William Butler Yeats.
2 linear feet (10 volumes and 1 box)
Contains manuscripts of poems and plays by Yeats, some with revisions; 61 letters, 1937-1938, he wrote to his friend Edith Shackleton Heald; and letters he wrote to others mostly concerning his writing, publishing, and the dramatic production of his work.
Yeats was an Irish poet and playwright.
Arranged in call number order.
Received from various sources at various times. See individual items for complete accession information.
Box 1 houses MS Eng 338.10, which has a separate finding aid.
Yeats, W.B. (William Butler), 1865-1939. W. B. Yeats collection, 1891-1953: Guide.
W. B. Yeats Collection, 1891-1953 (MS Eng 338-338.9, 338.11- 338.12). Houghton Library, Harvard University.
W. B. Yeats Collection, 1891-1953 (MS Eng 338-338.9, 338.11- 338.12). Houghton Library, Harvard University. https://id.lib.harvard.edu/ead/hou00979/catalog Accessed January 29, 2023.


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Q: How to extend a class and ignore the pseudoclass in Sass Is it possible in Sass to @extend a class and to not include some pseudoclass.
for instance:
&.sprite-icon-thumbs-up {
    @include sprite(-130px, -239px, 51px, 22px);
}

&.sprite-icon-thumbs-up:hover {
    @include sprite(-185px, -239px, 51px, 22px);
}

later on I include @extend the sprite:
.some-class {
    @extend .sprite;
    @extend .sprite-icon-thumbs-up;

    &.disabled {
        // here I would need it to override the hover so that when disabled I don't get the :hover sprite but I still get the normal sprite.
    }
}

My first thought was to do something like:
    &.disabled:hover {
        @extend .sprite-icon-thumbs-up;  // But exclude the :hover from the extend
    }

my HTML code is a simple as:

Is there some way to do that in Sass?

A: When you @extend a selector, you extend every instance of it.  That includes matching pseudoclasses (.foo:before) and compound selectors (.bar .foo .baz).
If this is not the behavior you want, then you will need to create an additional selector to extend from:
.sprite {
    // stuff
}

%foo, .sprite-icon-thumbs-up {
    @include sprite(-130px, -239px, 51px, 22px);
}

.sprite-icon-thumbs-up:hover {
    @include sprite(-185px, -239px, 51px, 22px);
}

.some-class {
    @extend .sprite;
    @extend %foo;
}

A: You can't exclude the pseudo classes but you can use a mixin instead: Look the following example:
@mixin sprite($pseudo: true) {
  background: red;

  @if $pseudo == true {
     &:hover {
      background: blue;
    }
  }
}

.sprite {
  @include sprite(true);
}

.some-class {
  @include sprite(false);
}

OUTPUT
.sprite {
  background: red;
}
.sprite:hover {
  background: blue;
}

.some-class {
  background: red;
}

An example : http://sassmeister.com/gist/1addc4ddc0c8111835ea

A: I'm not sure its possible. You might just have to overwrite your styles:
.some-class {
    @extend .sprite;
    @extend .sprite-icon-thumbs-up;

    &.disabled {
        // here I would need it to override the hover so that when disabled I don't get the :hover sprite but I still get the normal sprite.
        &:hover {
            // Overwrite extended hover styles here
        }
    }
}