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#include "poller.hpp"

//  On AIX, poll.h has to be included before zmq.h to get consistent
//  definition of pollfd structure (AIX uses 'reqevents' and 'retnevents'
//  instead of 'events' and 'revents' and defines macros to map from POSIX-y
//  names to AIX-specific names).
#if defined ZMQ_POLL_BASED_ON_POLL
#include <poll.h>
#elif defined ZMQ_POLL_BASED_ON_SELECT
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
#include "windows.hpp"
#elif defined ZMQ_HAVE_HPUX
#include <sys/param.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#elif defined ZMQ_HAVE_OPENVMS
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#else
#include <sys/select.h>
#endif
#endif

#include "signaler.hpp"
#include "likely.hpp"
#include "stdint.hpp"
#include "config.hpp"
#include "err.hpp"
#include "fd.hpp"
#include "ip.hpp"

#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_EVENTFD
#include <sys/eventfd.h>
#endif

#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
#include "windows.hpp"
#else
#include <unistd.h>
#include <netinet/tcp.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#endif

#if !defined (ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS)
// Helper to sleep for specific number of milliseconds (or until signal)
//
static int sleep_ms (unsigned int ms_)
{
    if (ms_ == 0)
        return 0;
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
    Sleep (ms_ > 0 ? ms_ : INFINITE);
    return 0;
#elif defined ZMQ_HAVE_ANDROID
    usleep (ms_ * 1000);
    return 0;
#else
    return usleep (ms_ * 1000);
#endif
}

// Helper to wait on close(), for non-blocking sockets, until it completes
// If EAGAIN is received, will sleep briefly (1-100ms) then try again, until
// the overall timeout is reached.
//
static int close_wait_ms (int fd_, unsigned int max_ms_ = 2000)
{
    unsigned int ms_so_far = 0;
    unsigned int step_ms   = max_ms_ / 10;
    if (step_ms < 1)
        step_ms = 1;

    if (step_ms > 100)
        step_ms = 100;

    int rc = 0;       // do not sleep on first attempt

    do
    {
        if (rc == -1 && errno == EAGAIN)
        {
            sleep_ms (step_ms);
            ms_so_far += step_ms;
        }

        rc = close (fd_);
    } while (ms_so_far < max_ms_ && rc == -1 && errno == EAGAIN);

    return rc;
}
#endif

zmq::signaler_t::signaler_t ()
{
    //  Create the socketpair for signaling.
    if (make_fdpair (&r, &w) == 0) {
        unblock_socket (w);
        unblock_socket (r);
    }
#ifdef HAVE_FORK
    pid = getpid ();
#endif
}

zmq::signaler_t::~signaler_t ()
{
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_EVENTFD
    int rc = close_wait_ms (r);
    errno_assert (rc == 0);
#elif defined ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
    const struct linger so_linger = { 1, 0 };
    int rc = setsockopt (w, SOL_SOCKET, SO_LINGER,
        (const char *) &so_linger, sizeof so_linger);
    //  Only check shutdown if WSASTARTUP was previously done
    if (rc == 0 || WSAGetLastError () != WSANOTINITIALISED) {
        wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);
        rc = closesocket (w);
        wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);
        rc = closesocket (r);
        wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);
    }
#else
    int rc = close_wait_ms (w);
    errno_assert (rc == 0);
    rc = close_wait_ms (r);
    errno_assert (rc == 0);
#endif
}

zmq::fd_t zmq::signaler_t::get_fd () const
{
    return r;
}

void zmq::signaler_t::send ()
{
#if defined HAVE_FORK
    if (unlikely (pid != getpid ())) {
        //printf("Child process %d signaler_t::send returning without sending #1\n", getpid());
        return; // do not send anything in forked child context
    }
#endif
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_EVENTFD
    const uint64_t inc = 1;
    ssize_t sz = write (w, &inc, sizeof (inc));
    errno_assert (sz == sizeof (inc));
#elif defined ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
    unsigned char dummy = 0;
    int nbytes = ::send (w, (char*) &dummy, sizeof (dummy), 0);
    wsa_assert (nbytes != SOCKET_ERROR);
    zmq_assert (nbytes == sizeof (dummy));
#else
    unsigned char dummy = 0;
    while (true) {
        ssize_t nbytes = ::send (w, &dummy, sizeof (dummy), 0);
        if (unlikely (nbytes == -1 && errno == EINTR))
            continue;
#if defined(HAVE_FORK)
        if (unlikely (pid != getpid ())) {
            //printf("Child process %d signaler_t::send returning without sending #2\n", getpid());
            errno = EINTR;
            break;
        }
#endif
        zmq_assert (nbytes == sizeof dummy);
        break;
    }
#endif
}

int zmq::signaler_t::wait (int timeout_)
{
#ifdef HAVE_FORK
    if (unlikely (pid != getpid ())) {
        // we have forked and the file descriptor is closed. Emulate an interupt
        // response.
        //printf("Child process %d signaler_t::wait returning simulating interrupt #1\n", getpid());
        errno = EINTR;
        return -1;
    }
#endif

#ifdef ZMQ_POLL_BASED_ON_POLL
    struct pollfd pfd;
    pfd.fd = r;
    pfd.events = POLLIN;
    int rc = poll (&pfd, 1, timeout_);
    if (unlikely (rc < 0)) {
        errno_assert (errno == EINTR);
        return -1;
    }
    else
    if (unlikely (rc == 0)) {
        errno = EAGAIN;
        return -1;
    }
#ifdef HAVE_FORK
    else
    if (unlikely (pid != getpid ())) {
        // we have forked and the file descriptor is closed. Emulate an interupt
        // response.
        //printf("Child process %d signaler_t::wait returning simulating interrupt #2\n", getpid());
        errno = EINTR;
        return -1;
    }
#endif
    zmq_assert (rc == 1);
    zmq_assert (pfd.revents & POLLIN);
    return 0;

#elif defined ZMQ_POLL_BASED_ON_SELECT

    fd_set fds;
    FD_ZERO (&fds);
    FD_SET (r, &fds);
    struct timeval timeout;
    if (timeout_ >= 0) {
        timeout.tv_sec = timeout_ / 1000;
        timeout.tv_usec = timeout_ % 1000 * 1000;
    }
#ifdef ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
    int rc = select (0, &fds, NULL, NULL,
        timeout_ >= 0 ? &timeout : NULL);
    wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);
#else
    int rc = select (r + 1, &fds, NULL, NULL,
        timeout_ >= 0 ? &timeout : NULL);
    if (unlikely (rc < 0)) {
        errno_assert (errno == EINTR);
        return -1;
    }
#endif
    if (unlikely (rc == 0)) {
        errno = EAGAIN;
        return -1;
    }
    zmq_assert (rc == 1);
    return 0;

#else
#error
#endif
}

void zmq::signaler_t::recv ()
{
    //  Attempt to read a signal.
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_EVENTFD
    uint64_t dummy;
    ssize_t sz = read (r, &dummy, sizeof (dummy));
    errno_assert (sz == sizeof (dummy));

    //  If we accidentally grabbed the next signal along with the current
    //  one, return it back to the eventfd object.
    if (unlikely (dummy == 2)) {
        const uint64_t inc = 1;
        ssize_t sz2 = write (w, &inc, sizeof (inc));
        errno_assert (sz2 == sizeof (inc));
        return;
    }

    zmq_assert (dummy == 1);
#else
    unsigned char dummy;
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
    int nbytes = ::recv (r, (char*) &dummy, sizeof (dummy), 0);
    wsa_assert (nbytes != SOCKET_ERROR);
#else
    ssize_t nbytes = ::recv (r, &dummy, sizeof (dummy), 0);
    errno_assert (nbytes >= 0);
#endif
    zmq_assert (nbytes == sizeof (dummy));
    zmq_assert (dummy == 0);
#endif
}

#ifdef HAVE_FORK
void zmq::signaler_t::forked ()
{
    //  Close file descriptors created in the parent and create new pair
    close (r);
    close (w);
    make_fdpair (&r, &w);
}
#endif

//  Returns -1 if we could not make the socket pair successfully
int zmq::signaler_t::make_fdpair (fd_t *r_, fd_t *w_)
{
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_EVENTFD
    fd_t fd = eventfd (0, 0);
    if (fd == -1) {
        errno_assert (errno == ENFILE || errno == EMFILE);
        *w_ = *r_ = -1;
        return -1;
    }
    else {
        *w_ = *r_ = fd;
        return 0;
    }

#elif defined ZMQ_HAVE_WINDOWS
#   if !defined _WIN32_WCE
    // Windows CE does not manage security attributes
    SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR sd;
    SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa;
    memset (&sd, 0, sizeof sd);
    memset (&sa, 0, sizeof sa);

    InitializeSecurityDescriptor (&sd, SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR_REVISION);
    SetSecurityDescriptorDacl (&sd, TRUE, 0, FALSE);

    sa.nLength = sizeof (SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES);
    sa.lpSecurityDescriptor = &sd;
#   endif

    //  This function has to be in a system-wide critical section so that
    //  two instances of the library don't accidentally create signaler
    //  crossing the process boundary.
    //  We'll use named event object to implement the critical section.
    //  Note that if the event object already exists, the CreateEvent requests
    //  EVENT_ALL_ACCESS access right. If this fails, we try to open
    //  the event object asking for SYNCHRONIZE access only.
    HANDLE sync = NULL;

    //  Create critical section only if using fixed signaler port
    //  Use problematic Event implementation for compatibility if using old port 5905.
    //  Otherwise use Mutex implementation.
    int event_signaler_port = 5905;

    if (signaler_port == event_signaler_port) {
#       if !defined _WIN32_WCE
        sync = CreateEventW (&sa, FALSE, TRUE, L"Global\\zmq-signaler-port-sync");
#       else
        sync = CreateEventW (NULL, FALSE, TRUE, L"Global\\zmq-signaler-port-sync");
#       endif
        if (sync == NULL && GetLastError () == ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED)
            sync = OpenEventW (SYNCHRONIZE | EVENT_MODIFY_STATE,
                              FALSE, L"Global\\zmq-signaler-port-sync");

        win_assert (sync != NULL);
    }
    else
    if (signaler_port != 0) {
        wchar_t mutex_name [MAX_PATH];
#       ifdef __MINGW32__
        _snwprintf (mutex_name, MAX_PATH, L"Global\\zmq-signaler-port-%d", signaler_port);
#       else
        swprintf (mutex_name, MAX_PATH, L"Global\\zmq-signaler-port-%d", signaler_port);
#       endif

#       if !defined _WIN32_WCE
        sync = CreateMutexW (&sa, FALSE, mutex_name);
#       else
        sync = CreateMutexW (NULL, FALSE, mutex_name);
#       endif
        if (sync == NULL && GetLastError () == ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED)
            sync = OpenMutexW (SYNCHRONIZE, FALSE, mutex_name);

        win_assert (sync != NULL);
    }

    //  Windows has no 'socketpair' function. CreatePipe is no good as pipe
    //  handles cannot be polled on. Here we create the socketpair by hand.
    *w_ = INVALID_SOCKET;
    *r_ = INVALID_SOCKET;

    //  Create listening socket.
    SOCKET listener;
    listener = open_socket (AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
    wsa_assert (listener != INVALID_SOCKET);

    //  Set SO_REUSEADDR and TCP_NODELAY on listening socket.
    BOOL so_reuseaddr = 1;
    int rc = setsockopt (listener, SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR,
        (char *)&so_reuseaddr, sizeof so_reuseaddr);
    wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);
    BOOL tcp_nodelay = 1;
    rc = setsockopt (listener, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELAY,
        (char *)&tcp_nodelay, sizeof tcp_nodelay);
    wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);

    //  Init sockaddr to signaler port.
    struct sockaddr_in addr;
    memset (&addr, 0, sizeof addr);
    addr.sin_family = AF_INET;
    addr.sin_addr.s_addr = htonl (INADDR_LOOPBACK);
    addr.sin_port = htons (signaler_port);

    //  Create the writer socket.
    *w_ = open_socket (AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
    wsa_assert (*w_ != INVALID_SOCKET);

    //  Set TCP_NODELAY on writer socket.
    rc = setsockopt (*w_, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELAY,
        (char *) &tcp_nodelay, sizeof tcp_nodelay);
    wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);

    if (sync != NULL) {
        //  Enter the critical section.
        DWORD dwrc = WaitForSingleObject (sync, INFINITE);
        zmq_assert (dwrc == WAIT_OBJECT_0 || dwrc == WAIT_ABANDONED);
    }

    //  Bind listening socket to signaler port.
    rc = bind (listener, (const struct sockaddr*) &addr, sizeof addr);

    if (rc != SOCKET_ERROR && signaler_port == 0) {
        //  Retrieve ephemeral port number
        int addrlen = sizeof addr;
        rc = getsockname (listener, (struct sockaddr*) &addr, &addrlen);
    }

    //  Listen for incoming connections.
    if (rc != SOCKET_ERROR)
        rc = listen (listener, 1);

    //  Connect writer to the listener.
    if (rc != SOCKET_ERROR)
        rc = connect (*w_, (struct sockaddr*) &addr, sizeof addr);

    //  Accept connection from writer.
    if (rc != SOCKET_ERROR)
        *r_ = accept (listener, NULL, NULL);

    //  Save errno if error occurred in bind/listen/connect/accept.
    int saved_errno = 0;
    if (*r_ == INVALID_SOCKET)
        saved_errno = WSAGetLastError ();

    //  We don't need the listening socket anymore. Close it.
    closesocket (listener);

    if (sync != NULL) {
        //  Exit the critical section.
        BOOL brc;
        if (signaler_port == event_signaler_port)
            brc = SetEvent (sync);
        else
            brc = ReleaseMutex (sync);
        win_assert (brc != 0);

        //  Release the kernel object
        brc = CloseHandle (sync);
        win_assert (brc != 0);
    }

    if (*r_ != INVALID_SOCKET) {
#   if !defined _WIN32_WCE
        //  On Windows, preventing sockets to be inherited by child processes.
        BOOL brc = SetHandleInformation ((HANDLE) *r_, HANDLE_FLAG_INHERIT, 0);
        win_assert (brc);
#   endif
        return 0;
    }
    else {
        //  Cleanup writer if connection failed
        if (*w_ != INVALID_SOCKET) {
            rc = closesocket (*w_);
            wsa_assert (rc != SOCKET_ERROR);
            *w_ = INVALID_SOCKET;
        }
        //  Set errno from saved value
        errno = wsa_error_to_errno (saved_errno);
        return -1;
    }

#elif defined ZMQ_HAVE_OPENVMS

    //  Whilst OpenVMS supports socketpair - it maps to AF_INET only.  Further,
    //  it does not set the socket options TCP_NODELAY and TCP_NODELACK which
    //  can lead to performance problems.
    //
    //  The bug will be fixed in V5.6 ECO4 and beyond.  In the meantime, we'll
    //  create the socket pair manually.
    struct sockaddr_in lcladdr;
    memset (&lcladdr, 0, sizeof lcladdr);
    lcladdr.sin_family = AF_INET;
    lcladdr.sin_addr.s_addr = htonl (INADDR_LOOPBACK);
    lcladdr.sin_port = 0;

    int listener = open_socket (AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
    errno_assert (listener != -1);

    int on = 1;
    int rc = setsockopt (listener, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELAY, &on, sizeof on);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    rc = setsockopt (listener, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELACK, &on, sizeof on);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    rc = bind (listener, (struct sockaddr*) &lcladdr, sizeof lcladdr);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    socklen_t lcladdr_len = sizeof lcladdr;

    rc = getsockname (listener, (struct sockaddr*) &lcladdr, &lcladdr_len);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    rc = listen (listener, 1);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    *w_ = open_socket (AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
    errno_assert (*w_ != -1);

    rc = setsockopt (*w_, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELAY, &on, sizeof on);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    rc = setsockopt (*w_, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELACK, &on, sizeof on);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    rc = connect (*w_, (struct sockaddr*) &lcladdr, sizeof lcladdr);
    errno_assert (rc != -1);

    *r_ = accept (listener, NULL, NULL);
    errno_assert (*r_ != -1);

    close (listener);

    return 0;

#else
    // All other implementations support socketpair()
    int sv [2];
    int rc = socketpair (AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0, sv);
    if (rc == -1) {
        errno_assert (errno == ENFILE || errno == EMFILE);
        *w_ = *r_ = -1;
        return -1;
    }
    else {
        *w_ = sv [0];
        *r_ = sv [1];
        return 0;
    }
#endif
}


Sunday, November 1st. Judge: TBA.
Boosters for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels (Saturday - Laurie Campbell), Dachshunds (Saturday - Grant Townshend), Finnish Spitz (Saturday - Joan Beech/Spitzarama), Miniature Bull Terriers (Saturday - Charles Olvis).
Sanction Match for all breeds on Saturday, October 31st following Best in Show. Hosted by the Ontario Sighthound Association.
Edd Bivin has exceeded his allowable limit on Sunday, November 1. The following breeds will be judged by Dr. Steve Keating:- Alaskan Malamutes, Bernese Mountain. Dogs, Boxers, Bullmastiffs, Eurasiers, Great Danes and Samoyeds.
So far today Canuck Dogs has had 17,888 visitors.
Since March 26, 2010, Canuck Dogs received 625,278,280 visitors.


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West End Salon & Spa
WEDDINGS/EVENTS
J. Christian Rea joins West End Salon & Spa for the 2018 summer season. Rea, a seventeen year veteran of the beauty industry, brings to the Portuguese Cape Cod town a portfolio that really defines his personality. Without grandstanding the true artist within Mr. Rea, a few of his accomplishments include: a five year Mercedes Benz backstage stylist for designers such as Michael Kors , Zenga: his groundbreaking performance portraying a drag persona on the reality television show "Split Ends" : his appearance as one of the "ALLSTARS" cast members for season five on the hit series; and Executive Producer of the first ever four day LGBTQ film festival qFLIX WORCESTER at the world renowned Hanover Preforming Arts Theater. He owned his own salon for 7 years and became a socialite drag persona in New England with a Worcester MA home base. It has allowed him to work with and for different non-profit organizations that provide vital services & resources to the various community members in need. From producer to entertainer and his passion as a colorist/stylist, Rea is quoted, when asked why Ptown? "Life has no guarantees so why try and explain it. The happy feeling and the creative rush from being here is a gift. Thank you." J. Christian Rea will be working with locals and Provincetown guests.

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Why Immigrants Are Good for Colorado's Economy and Soul
If you live near Denver, there's a good chance you've visited the Village at the Peaks shopping center in Longmont. Maybe you've seen a movie at the Regal, sampled the salad bar at Whole Foods, bought some clothes and electronics at Sam's or picked up dog treats at Chuck & Don's Pet Food and Supplies.
My partner and I developed the 442,000-square-foot Village at the Peaks in 2017. With the city of Longmont, we created hundreds of jobs, invested almost $100 million, helped more than 30 businesses open stores and raised property and sales taxes, which helps provide significant resources to the community.
Over the last 10 years we have bought, developed or managed more than a dozen other shopping centers across Colorado, and I'm proud of the gathering place and workplace they've become for the community. People come to enjoy a relaxing outing with their families while buying the goods and services they need. These centers are truly part of the community fabric (despite what you hear about the "demise of retail").
We welcome shoppers and entrepreneurs of all stripes, and that includes immigrants who run businesses and create jobs, raise their families and contribute to the American dream. Many of those who help build our stores and centers are industrious and dedicated immigrants who frame our buildings, install electrical wire or plumbing pipes and landscape our beautiful grounds. They support the operations of the centers, open stores, sell food and bring new energy to our shopping environments. And, foreign-born workers play a critical role in the state's recent building boom: they account for 39% of all construction jobs in Colorado.
Immigrants are crucial to this industry and are also needed to fill jobs in understaffed fields like healthcare, science, engineering and technology. So, I disagree with the political rhetoric that denigrates them and by policies that restrict their ability to contribute to our economy.
There is a new motion in place to change this: the reaffirmation of the Colorado Compact, which declares support for national policies that would strengthen state and local economies and fix our broken immigration system. Nearly 120 business and civic leaders from across the political spectrum have already signed on. The compact calls for common-sense approaches to welcoming workers through an effective legal immigration system, protecting our borders and recognizing the positive impact immigrants make in Colorado as workers, taxpayers and consumers. This isn't "open-borders." It is an opportunity to continue to refresh and bring new talent and services to our country while ensuring that we know who enters and what they contribute.
Nearly 550,000 immigrants – or 10% of the state population – call Colorado home. They pay nearly $4.2 billion in local, state and federal taxes and hold nearly $13 billion in spending power, according to research by New American Economy. They also fuel economic growth: more than 38,000 immigrant entrepreneurs have created more than 102,000 jobs across the state.
Immigrants make our country great because they arrive here eager to make their mark and expect little in return. I witnessed that incredible work ethic in my Polish and Russian grandparents who came to the United States fleeing oppression before the Second World War. One grandfather ran a tailor shop, where my grandmother worked as a seamstress, and my other grandfather was a construction laborer for returning veterans in Los Angeles. I grew up in a diverse Los Angeles neighborhood where I saw how each immigrant and minority group – Mexican, African-American and Cuban – made important contributions to the American economy and culture.
I believe this can-do mentality reflects the frontier spirit of Colorado, where people converged from big cities across the United States to live simply by old-style American values, raise their families and appreciate the beautiful outdoors. By finding common ground, we can restore our humanity and enjoy prosperity for generations to come.
Original Article: Why Immigrants Are Good for Colorado's Economy and Soul
By Sandy Sigal
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I have a IPCSocket comms between two applications (once is a service application and the other provides the UI for this application, like running status and progress bar etc).
Msgbox "The connection to the Daemon has been unexpectedly terminated. Maybe the service has crashed. Please try again later."
But unfortunately this doesnt work correctly when I open the taskbar and end the service process. Why ?
Just found out that the UISocket.Close sets the last error code to 0.
In fact, by the time you get .Error, the socket is usually already closed. There's no need to call ".Close" in the Error event.


If you have a child who's into wearing anime inspired outfits, some Pokemon costumes might be just the thing for him or her.
Pokemon costumes, and in fact, the Pokemon craze, started in Japan (similar to the Power Rangers phenomenon) around 1995. The world of Pokemon was created by Satoshi Tajiri for Nintendo, and started as video games on the Nintendo Game Boy system.
Since then the characters have been adapted to collectible trading cards, cartoon shows, plush toys and action figures - among many other products.
Pokemon is a romanized contraction of the Japanese translation of the words for "Pocket Monsters" (Poketto Monsuta).
The basic premise behind Pokemon as a game is that you, the player, are a Pokemon trainer. You must find and trap Pokemon, a type of small monster, and then train these Pokemon so that you can use them in battle against other Pokemon.
These Pokemon are controlled by other Pokemon masters (usually other human players who also have the Pokemon game). If you win the battle, you get to keep the other master's Pokemon, thereby "collecting" that Pokemon. The goal is to collect every Pokemon in the realm of the game, which at this point numbers nearly 500.
For most people, the Pokemon that stands out among all others is Pikachu, and his is the most popular of the Pokemon costumes. This iconic character is a main focus of the anime show imported from Japan that is still highly popular today.
Pikachu is a small, cat-like character that is the main Pokemon pal owned by the focal Pokemon trainer in the show, Ash Ketchum. His ability to "zap" other Pokemon into oblivion, along with his cute and cuddly appearance, make him a fan favorite. His catchphrase is "Pikachu" (evidently, he is only able to say his name).
Ease of design: Not all Pokemon are created equal. While Pikachu can be designed with a yellow hoodie, some black paint and a few extra embellishments, Bulbasaur may require a polystyrene flower and additional sewing work. Still other Pokemon can use elaborate structures to hold wings, while dressing as a Pokemon trainer may require the wearer to have an outfit that looks like what a teenage boy would wear.
The Wearer: Little children often want to dress in Pokemon costumes, but some of these pocket monsters can be dangerous for smaller kids, due to pointy parts or difficult-to-remove costumes. Some easier costumes for little ones could be rounder characters like Jigglypuff. A costume of Jigglypuff could even be created with a stroller cover and some padding for the littlest Pokemon fans among us.
Available Patterns: Pokemon costume patterns can often be found online, or you can design your own by taking a look at the detailed pictures found on fan websites. McCall's Costumes also made costume patterns for several of the more popular Pokemon (including Pikachu), and were made in 2000. They are now discontinued, but can be found through some sites including Ebay, and some sets are in perfect (patterns uncut) condition. This is a great way to ensure a more professional looking Pokemon costume.
Be sure to find out your child's favorite Pokemon before creating the costume, however, as many children are loyal to their "own" Pokemon.


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Q: I am getting flutter at the start in my response. Even when my response does not include flutter before the List of Objects Get request using dio package.
  void fetchData() async {
    try {
      var response = await dio.get(
        "http://localhost:8888/api/screen",
      );
      if (response.statusCode == 200) {
        setState(() {
          lineData = response.data;
        });
      }
    } on DioError catch (err) {
      print(err);
    }
  }

Getting response after printing lineData. This flutter keyword is added to my data.
    flutter: [{_id: id1, day: 1, data: 7.3, percent: 1.3}, {_id: id2, day: 2, data: 1.2,
    percent: 0.5}]

Server response in post man. Without flutter at the start.
[
    {
    "_id": "<id1>",
    "day": 1,
    "data": 7.3,
    "percent": 1.3
    },
    {
    "_id": "<id2>",
    "day": 2,
    "data": 1.2,
    "percent": 0.5
    }
]

A: Probably, you are printing your response on your debug console. If you are trying to print this response, IDE will always add a flutter append to your response.
You can try to show this response on your screen (for example, with Text())

A: change this code
  void fetchData() async {
    try {
      var response = await dio.get(
        "http://localhost:8888/api/screen",
      );
      if (response.statusCode == 200) {
        setState(() {
          lineData = jsonDecode(response.data);
        });
      }
    } on DioError catch (err) {
      print(err);
    }
  }

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The Final Test [Spencer]
Thread starter Qae Shena
Qae Shena
Super Shaper Puppy!
@[member="Spencer Jacobs"]
There was no room for mercy, no place for doubt, no time for second-guessing. This was it. This moment had a certain finality to it that Qae could not readily ignore, nor could he resist. This moment was the moment that his Master had summoned him for, after what felt like an eternity of being on the same side. It was a momentous occasion, a last test of his will and abilities that she could pass judgement on him for. It was a battle of wills and bodies, to see if he was worthy, if he had successfully made it through his trials.
Fist against fist. Qae and Spencer, surrounded by the fires that would claim them if they took even one wrong step stop this cliff.
Qae meditated as he waited for her, his mind wandering into the depths of the Force as he contemplated the many possibilities, the many skills and strategies, even the depth of the infinite and balanced Force itself. His surroundings made themselves plain as he considered the latter, at least. The heat was all-encompassing, the lava flows below radiating dry, harsh warmth. It was antithesis to Qae, who preferred cooler climes - fire and water never mixed. Indeed, in being here, he would not be able to showcase his ability to shape water like a conductor moved a symphony. It would, truly, be a test of the skills that she had gifted to him. His hand-to-hand skills, tutaminis, his mental barriers, his empathic powers. All of them would be stretched and tested. Along with his focus and the diamond body that he had been developing, he would be tested in ways he normally did not.
It had been a long journey, being the apprentice of Spencer Jacobs. The time had flown past, in all truth, since he had taken up under herself and the formation of the Vagrant Fleet. Memories flooded his mind as the Nautolan sat, waiting, listening to lava crash on the rocks below as waves might on his beloved homeworld of Glee Anselm. Once more, she would pull him out of his comfort zone in order to push him and break him past his limits to re-forge him. However, it was not their minds that would be doing the talking this time. In the truest of Echani fashions, it would be their fists doing the talking for them. Perhaps Spencer might employ a lightsaber, but Qae would not. His had been left on the ship, where he could not use it.
Only one thing rest in his mind: victory. He was her sword, just as much as Ashin was her shield. This was true. He had learned tutaminis from Ashin for the purposes of protecting his Master from the greatest evils, to be wielded like a weapon. What happened when a sword turned on its owner? Certainly, Spencer was no slouch in battle. She could kill him in a heartbeat if she so chose, tearing this landscape-- perhaps even the planet-- apart with a whisper of the Force. However, his was willpower. His was strength and honour, a mind and body forged by years of fighting and the harshest of training under his Master, the Echani and the Yuuzhan Vong. Qae had skills and knowledge and the ability to destroy that which sat in front of him. He needed that killer instinct. His life was on the line, no doubt. If he could not rise, it would be over.
To that end, he dove into the Force, valour filling him as he used her last and greatest of gifts to bolster himself and his will. Qae was ready for her, at last.
Allyson Locke
Taiia's Shadow
Roleplay Judge
The Peregrine had landed several hours before. The woman stood in her meditation chamber going over the things she had taught the man. He was her senior, older and experienced with life though she was the teacher, the mentor and the Master. Today was a test, she knew that after this she would either be granting her student the legacy that was bestowed on her, or she would be walking away from this as a failure. Something was going to happen today, she felt it in her bones.
Slowly standing, the youth removed the mask along with the robe she wore. Both left abandoned on the floor of the meditation room. She wasn't going to do this as her alias, she would give the test as herself, the woman that he knew. Leaving the Peregrine was hard, she sensed him quickly in the fire pits of the molten planet. She remembered this place and a phantom pain surged through her body focusing on her shoulders and her stomach. This was a place she tasted death and for some will of the Force was rescued. Closing her eyes she moved towards him finally till she was close enough that he could hear her.
"A Master chooses a student, not only by their will to learn, but how well the teacher can teach the student. The skills that are bestowed on us through our Masters are skills that are passed on like stories. Qae, if you survive this you will have my story, you will have Ashin's along with several other Masters before that. I'm the product of an unorthodox way of teaching – Ashin along with myself have molded you."
Pausing for a moment, she took in a deep breath. She sensed the valor surging through his body – he was focused and using the skills she had given him. As quickly as she felt him in the force, her influence spread about her and soon attacked head on with everything she mustered diving deeply into the mind she knew so well. The woman searched for the horrors that resided in the man, she searched for weaknesses and for anything that could break his valor.
Her words haunting in his mind as she grinned.
You are my first, but do not be my first mistake.
She was here. Spencer Jacobs, his Master, his mentor, his best friend. She was here, and now she was his final hurdle before he could ascend to being even remotely close to her equal - not that he ever would be. No, she had powers and abilities that he never would, and that strength was beyond his. No, he was to read the ripples that she left behind, and that was the end of it.
Qae could still fight like a champion, however - and not because of the Force. He had worked hard, sacrificing his body, in order to attain his abilities. Left shirtless, Qae revealed the endless amounts of scarring that the Yuuzhan Vong had left on his body,
"My story does not end here," was his final word to her, the resolution of combat coming to him moments as she assaulted his mind. He knew it was going to be her opening strike - it was her greatest strength, and to a degree, she was predictable; their bond was so strong that they knew each other's fighting habits. She had yet to see the fullest extent of his new powers, but he knew she'd be able to read into his mind for their intent. It was unavoidable when you dueled the greatest mentalist in the Galaxy that was already in his mind.
His defences, as she had trained them, went up immediately, enough for him to hold on. However, it was like a leaf against a current; there simply was no resistance. She knew his fears, his hatred of slavery, his fear of the colour pink, the darkness from whence he came, the loss of love and friendship and her - she knew all these things already. She knew how to expose them and attack with them, but she was playing it strong. He, however, could respond in kind. Mental powers required one thing, focus - and before she could incapacitate him, he had to rise. He knew the sensation of her attacks, when to feel for them, how to feel for them - and when she did, he was already on his feet, his body fueled by Valor, running towards her at super-charged speeds...
...and, now that they were within earshot, all he had to do was disrupt her connection by throwing her off her feet with telekinesis, before he closed and attacked. He wasn't close enough just yet. All he had to do was stop this attack, get in close, and he had her on the ropes.
But if she attacked any harder, or any longer, those defences would not hold.
His defenses were stronger than she had initially expected, but with her extensive knowledge of the man, she continued to press deeper into his mind. He knew how to counter her and she sensed the valor quickly as it helped his mind fend her off. His mind was quick and his speed was quicker he closed the gap between them quite quickly. Spencer feeling the brush of the force pushing her back, she had to focus now on protecting herself from him. A hand moved pressing and manipulating the force in front of her to counter his blast. A step forward against his push, she waved her free hand forming 3 small spears of midnight black. Flicking her wrist she threw it at his charge.
Sharp eyes glanced at his scarring, where had he been, and what had he gotten himself into? Not making a move towards his mind she used empathy to feed off his Valor forcing him to fuel her as well. The Master smirked; the student should have realized this and used the lesser Battlemind to keep his buffs to himself. She felt his determination and knew that this was his last moment as her student. Once this was over, he was going to be her equal. No holding back, she had to give everything she had to defeat him.
"Tell me your story then Qae, I seem to have missed some of the chapters. What did you get yourself involved in?"
There was one very good reason he had used Battlemind, really - he needed that speed and strength boost to smash through her physical and mental defences. It also had one very unintentional side-effect that neither of them had likely considered until that moment - he was in her head, quietly, without either of them realising. If he had the ability to manipulate his aura, make it a dizzying presence, he would have had her on the ropes in a heartbeat and probably have beaten her with that alone.
Shame he couldn't, huh.
Instead, Qae saw her draw her hand back, knowing the ability forthcoming - the invisible dark spears, ones that he was going to have trouble ignoring. Instead, Qae rolled forward, using one hand to push as he rolled rather dynamically, coming up onto his feet and evading the strike fast enough that he could keep running forward. He was close now - but not close enough.
Instead, his fingers curled up and pulled on an invisible string, as if it rapidly yank Spencer forward, into Qae's waiting hands. After all, Battlemind helped the physical more than the mental; if it were mental, it was battle meditation. To use his physical skills however, he was going to have to get her close.
Then, naturally, beat the crap out of her.
"Zonama Sekot," was his response as he sprinted in. "Nothing more, nothing less. I am one with Sekot - it taught me to shape water as you shape minds."
Although strain etched itself onto her face, there was a sense of pride coursing through her body. The man had become something far from what he was when she shoved him into a pink puppy bed. The girl was also inexperienced with taking on students and Ashin did her best to help the man. They both had helped each other grow and it was apparent, Qae showed Spencer the importance of disciplining one's body even though physical combat wasn't their strength. A good base provided Spencer with defense incase her enemy was able to draw her in.
Like now…
She could have fought off his pull, but she allowed it to happen. Unlike before, she wasn't scared of the close vicinity. She had the ability to defend and to protect herself from her heritage, though she didn't' have the strength to fight back – she could defend long enough to regain control of the other's mind. As he pulled her in, she prepared her body to land hold ground as she quickly focused on his mind. Her focus was not only to burrow deep inside of him, but to put a physical strain on his mind as she dug relentlessly at his memories. With the woman's knowledge of Force drain and Force subjugation she focused on draining his valor pulling any of the buffs from him putting him back to his normal state.
Element shaping – how cute Qae – you and your water fountains won't do much on a planet filled with lava.
@[member="Qae Shena"]
It was one thing to attack his mind, his defences crumbling around him. It was another to try and strip the buffs that he was applying to his body, to reduce the valour and take it from him. However, as he felt her draining her mind in that instant, he knew what he had to do. On one knee, now, biting back a scream on his tongue as she assaulted his mind, Qae struggled. He was taught to show no sign of flinching or pain by the Yuuzhan Vong, to keep fighting on until his death. He would do that right now.
While she attacked him, Qae summoned his energies, ready for the only thing he needed to fight her. The Force was like the tide, it pushed and pulled, and came in waves. When one acted, one changed the tide, in some way or another. The tide rolled from Qae to Spencer as she manipulated his energies and took them from him. However, this also meant one thing: he could use that to his advantage. When she took his buffs, he resisted for a moment until he realised what to do, and then gave them. Willingly. All of it, the Force that he had stored for his use, was willingly surrendered to Spencer as she took it from him. Certainly, it took his strength from him, but it also meant that as the Force followed the wave, this strike directly to the face-- a power that, in the hands of a real Master like Siobhan Kerrigan, could kill-- would be a bonus cherry on top of the Force Valor sundae.
"I-I won't need it to beat you, Master!"
She had taught him well. She had taught him to fight hard, fight well, and fight smart, for that which he believed in. And he believed in her.
The shift in the force alerted her as he moved never giving into her attack. Pulling her presence back from the offensive she mustered the strength to protect herself in a protective shield of the Force. Despite the barrier that protected her from his blast of telekinetic energy, she felt her footing give and she was pushed backwards. Spencer remained standing as she dug her feet in using the lessons from her father and from Ashin. Her base strong with the teachings of Shii-Cho and Echani Combat, finally once she recovered her footing she reached out with the force pulling at the rocks that lingered around them. Quickly they scattered and flew towards the student.
"Keep trying Qae; prove to me that you' weren't a waste of time. Show me that you're capable of leading others and that my faith wasn't foolishly placed in you."
Like her spears, Spencer focused her force energy back onto his mind. His defenses were strong, but she knew him like the back of her hand. Once more she launched an attack on his mind putting the pressure on his frontal lobe attempting to cause a massive headache. He needed to show resilience, she was a Master in the Force and for him to step up to that level he needed to prove himself beyond the classroom and her meditation studio.
The fact that she had to let up was a start and then switch to a defensive indset, which let him change the way he played. More to the point, he was a martial arts specialist. There was no such thing as a 'defensive' mindset or an 'offensive' mindset - there was only the fight in all its aspects. His was not to change between them, because that change was unnecessary. He had to defend and attack at all times. Her telekinetic toss of the rocks was already committed when he was prepared to use his telekinesis, which meant he could pull them past him by deflecting them inches off-course, angling them either side of his body to fly harmlessly past.
However, when Spencer had the moment to resume the mental attack, he had to take pause and stop. She was going right for the heacache clusters in his mind. She knew how to do it, too - and it hurt. "Pain is temporary," Qae growled, resuming the mantra of the Yuuzhan Vong as his war-cry. "Pain is temporary!" He didn't quite have the Warrior caste's total resilience against pain... but he was getting there.
Every step forward was staggered as he strode forward, as if pushing against an invisible barrier with every agonizing inch. She could be made to suffer, however. While she was focused on him, he reached out to return the favour - but he was going for a Force Crush to her throat, to choke the very life out of her, the same way she was doing to him. Enough to ease the pressure, at least, then launch himself at her such that he could snap her in half with his fists properly. Break that, then leap at her, and let her try and fight him as he made it to her with the Force Speed to carry him.


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text:
local MAJOR, MINOR = "LibLuminary", 1
local LibLuminary, oldminor = LibStub:NewLibrary(MAJOR, MINOR)
if not LibLuminary then return end --the same or newer version of self lib is already loaded into memory

--LibLuminary.config = {}

local ListView = {}

--- just because I do this frequently... lol
function LibLuminary:new(config)
    assert(1 ~= 1, "You need to use function New not lowercase new")
end

--- just because I do this frequently... lol
function LibLuminary:init(config)
    assert(1 ~= 1, "You need to use function New not lowercase init")
end

function LibLuminary:New(config)
    local settings = config
    self.config = config.config or {}
    self.config.width = config.width or 300
    self.config.height = config.height or 50
    self.config.anchorTargetControl = config.anchorTargetControl
    self.config.animationTime = config.animationTime or DEFAULT_SCENE_TRANSITION_TIME;
    self.config.offsetX = config.x or LEFT
    self.config.offsetY = config.y or RIGHT
    self.config.top = config.top or TOP
    self.wm = GetWindowManager()

    self.config.addonName = config.addonName
    self.line_height = settings.line_height or 20
    self.slider_texture = settings.slider_texture or "/esoui/art/miscellaneous/scrollbox_elevator.dds"
    self.title = settings.title -- can be nil

    self.control = config.anchorTargetControl
    self.name = self.control:GetName()

    self.offset = 0
    self.lines = {}
    self.currently_resizing = false
    self.TITLE_HEIGHT = 24
    self.LINES_OFFSET = self.TITLE_HEIGHT
    self.SLIDER_WIDTH = 22

    self.settings = config.settings or {}

    -- Not storing these in self; use self.control:GetWidth() and self.control:GetHeight()
    self.width = config.settings.width or 400
    self.height = config.settings.height or 400
    local left = config.settings.left or 100
    local top = config.settings.top or 100

    -- TODO: Translate self:SetHidden() etc. to self.control:SetHidden()
    setmetatable(self, { __index = ListView })
    assert(self.width ~= nil and self.height ~= nil, "Width and height cannot be nil")

    LibLuminary:initialize_listview(self, self.width, self.height, left, top)
    --    LibLuminary.CreateControl(self)

    return self
end

-- Utility
local function clamp(val, min_, max_)
    val = math.max(val, min_)
    return math.min(val, max_)
end

local BufferTable = {}
local function throttle(key, buffer)
    if key == nil then return end
    if BufferTable[key] == nil then BufferTable[key] = {} end

    BufferTable[key].buffer = buffer or 15
    BufferTable[key].now = GetFrameTimeSeconds()
    if BufferTable[key].last == nil then BufferTable[key].last = BufferTable[key].now end
    BufferTable[key].diff = BufferTable[key].now - BufferTable[key].last
    BufferTable[key].eval = BufferTable[key].diff >= BufferTable[key].buffer
    if BufferTable[key].eval then BufferTable[key].last = BufferTable[key].now end
    return BufferTable[key].eval
end

-- Private API
function LibLuminary:set_line_counts()
    self.num_visible_lines = math.floor((self.control:GetHeight() - self.LINES_OFFSET) / self.line_height)
    self.num_visible_lines = math.min(self.num_visible_lines, #self.lines)

    self.num_hidden_lines = math.max(0, #self.lines - self.num_visible_lines)
    if self.num_hidden_lines == 0 then
        self.offset = 0
    end
end

function LibLuminary:create_listview_row(self,i)
    local control = self.control
    local name = self.name .. "_Line" .. i

    local line = self.wm:CreateControl(name, control, CT_CONTROL)
    line:SetHeight(self.line_height)

    line.text = self.wm:CreateControl(name .. "_Text", line, CT_LABEL)
    line.text:SetFont("ZoFontGame")
    line.text:SetColor(255, 255, 255, 1)
    line.text:SetText("")
    line.text:SetAnchorFill(line)

    return line
end

function LibLuminary:create_listview_lines_if_needed()
    local control = self.control

    -- Makes sure that the main control is filled up with line controls at all times.
    for i = 1, self.num_visible_lines do
        if control.lines[i] == nil then
            local line = LibLuminary:create_listview_row(self, i)
            control.lines[i] = line
            if i == 1 then
                line:SetAnchor(TOPLEFT, control, TOPLEFT, 0, self.LINES_OFFSET)
            else
                line:SetAnchor(TOPLEFT, control.lines[i - 1], BOTTOMLEFT, 0, 0)
            end
        end
    end
end

function LibLuminary:on_resize()
    local control = self.control

    -- Need to calculate num_visible_lines etc. for the rest of this function.
    LibLuminary:set_line_counts(self)

    LibLuminary:create_listview_lines_if_needed(self)

    -- Represent how many lines are visible atm.
    local viewable_lines_pct = self.num_visible_lines / #self.lines

    -- Can we see all the lines?
    if viewable_lines_pct >= 1.0 then
        control.slider:SetHidden(true)
    else
        -- If not, make sure the slider is showing.
        control.slider:SetHidden(false)
        self.control.slider:SetMinMax(0, self.num_hidden_lines)
        control.slider:SetHeight(control:GetHeight() - self.LINES_OFFSET)

        -- The more lines we can see, the bigger the slider should be.
        local tex = self.slider_texture
        -- TODO: I have no idea why I need to do "+ 8" to get it to fit here.. GOD I hate low level UI API's.
        control.slider:SetThumbTexture(tex, tex, tex, self.SLIDER_WIDTH + 8, control.slider:GetHeight() * viewable_lines_pct, 0, 0, 1, 1)
    end

    -- Update line widths in case we just resized self.control.
    local line_width = control:GetWidth()
    if not control.slider:IsControlHidden() then
        line_width = line_width - control.slider:GetWidth()
    end

    for _, line in pairs(control.lines) do
        line:SetWidth(line_width)
    end
end

function LibLuminary:initialize_listview(width, height, left, top)
    local control = self.control
    local name = self.name

    -- control
    control:SetDimensions(self.width, self.height)
    control:SetHidden(false)
    control:SetAnchor(TOPLEFT, GuiRoot, TOPLEFT, left, top)
    control:SetMovable(true)
    control:SetResizeHandleSize(MOUSE_CURSOR_RESIZE_NS)
    control:SetMouseEnabled(true)
    control:SetClampedToScreen(true)

    -- control backdrop
    control.bd = self.wm:CreateControl(name .. "_Backdrop", control, CT_BACKDROP)
    control.bd:SetCenterColor(0, 0, 0, 0.6)
    control.bd:SetEdgeColor(0, 0, 0, 0)
    control.bd:SetAnchorFill(control)

    -- title
    if self.title then
        control.title = self.wm:CreateControl(name .. "_Title", control, CT_LABEL)
        control.title:SetFont("ZoFontGame")
        control.title:SetColor(255, 255, 255, 1)
        control.title:SetText("  " .. self.title)
        control.title:SetHeight(self.TITLE_HEIGHT)
        control.title:SetAnchor(TOPLEFT, control, TOPLEFT, 0, 0)
        control.title:SetAnchor(TOPRIGHT, control, TOPRIGHT, 0, 0)

        -- title backdrop
        control.title.bd = self.wm:CreateControl(name .. "_Title_Backdrop", control.title, CT_BACKDROP)
        control.title.bd:SetCenterColor(0, 0, 0, 0.7)
        control.title.bd:SetEdgeColor(0, 0, 0, 0)
        control.title.bd:SetAnchorFill(control.title)
    end

    -- close button
    control.close = self.wm:CreateControl(name .. "_Close", control, CT_BUTTON)
    control.close:SetDimensions(20, self.TITLE_HEIGHT)
    control.close:SetAnchor(TOPRIGHT, control, TOPRIGHT, 0, 0)
    control.close:SetFont("ZoFontGame")
    control.close:SetText("X")

    -- close backdrop
    control.close.bd = self.wm:CreateControl(name .. "_Close_Backdrop", control.close, CT_BACKDROP)
    control.close.bd:SetCenterColor(0, 0, 0, 1)
    control.close.bd:SetEdgeColor(0, 0, 0, 0)
    control.close.bd:SetAnchorFill(control.close)

    -- slider
    local tex = self.slider_texture
    control.slider = self.wm:CreateControl(name .. "_Slider", control, CT_SLIDER)
    control.slider:SetWidth(self.SLIDER_WIDTH)
    control.slider:SetMouseEnabled(true)
    control.slider:SetValue(0)
    control.slider:SetValueStep(1)
    control.slider:SetAnchor(TOPRIGHT, control.close, BOTTOMRIGHT, 0, 0)

    -- lines
    control.lines = {}
    LibLuminary:on_resize(self) -- sets important datastructures
    LibLuminary:create_listview_lines_if_needed(self)

    local me = self

    -- event: close button
    control.close:SetHandler("OnClicked", function(self, but)
        control:SetHidden(true)
    end)

    -- event: mwheel
    control:SetHandler("OnMouseWheel", function(self, delta)
        me.offset = clamp(me.offset - delta, 0, me.num_hidden_lines)
        control.slider:SetValue(me.offset)
    end)

    -- event: slider
    control.slider:SetHandler("OnValueChanged", function(self, val, eventReason)
        me.offset = clamp(val, 0, me.num_hidden_lines)
        me:ListViewUpdate()
    end)

    -- event: resize
    control:SetHandler("OnResizeStart", function(self)
        me.currently_resizing = true
    end)

    control:SetHandler("OnResizeStop", function(self)
        me.currently_resizing = false
        LibLuminary:on_resize(me)
    end)

    -- event: control update
    control:SetHandler("OnUpdate", function(self, elapsed)
        me:ListViewUpdate()
    end)
end

-- ListView, public API
function LibLuminary:ListViewUpdate()
    if throttle(self, 1) then
        return
    end

    if self.currently_resizing then
        LibLuminary:on_resize(self)
    end

    -- Goes through each line control and either shows a message or hides it.
    for i, line in pairs(self.control.lines) do
        local message = self.lines[i + self.offset] -- self.offset = how much we've scrolled down
--        d("here")
--        d()
        -- Only show messages that will be displayed within the control.
        if message ~= nil and i <= self.num_visible_lines then
            line.text:SetText(self.lines[i + self.offset])
            line:SetHidden(false)
        else
            line:SetHidden(true)
        end
    end
end

function LibLuminary:ListViewClear()
    self.lines = {}
    self:ListViewUpdate()
end

function LibLuminary:ListViewAdd_message(message)
    table.insert(self.lines, " " .. message) -- poor man's padding. for now.
    LibLuminary:on_resize(self) -- maybe the function needs a better name :)
end

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Q: Haskell Integer not acting as Integer So I'm defining a variable/function that takes two inputs and displays a series of 1's and 0's
bin 0 0 = '0'
bin 0 1 = '1'
bin 0 2 = '1'
bin 0 3 = '0'
bin 0 4 = '1'

now I want to create a duplicate of the bin variable except that at 0 3 there should be a 1 so I tried to achieve this in a new function
changeBin w z = binNew where
                binNew w z = '1'
                binNew x y = bin x y

yet if I do it like this it gives me a pattern match redundant warning and when I call changeBin 0 3 it gets into a loop but when I change the function to
changeBin w z = binNew where
                binNew 0 3 = '1'
                binNew x y = bin x y

this works but I want to do it the first way so I can change it anytime without writing a whole function but I dont know why it gives me a redundant error when I write the same just with the numbers it works
I am new to haskell bear with me thanks
any help is appreciated on what my error is on the first function

A: 1 changeBin w z = binNew where
2                 binNew w z = '1'
3                 binNew x y = bin x y

The w on line 1 and the w on line 2 are different variables.  w on line 2 does not become a pattern that only matches when it has the same value as the w given on line one –– instead it defines a new variable that shadows the old one.  You need to explicitly compare:
changeBin w z = binNew
    where
    binNew w' z'
        | w' == w && z' == z = '1'
        | otherwise = bin x y


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This is so wonderful. I find many of the same things give me happiness. Question: Have you found naming your negative emotions to be helpful? I keep hearing I should do that, and... I guess it sometimes helps be get rid of a bad mood if I can pause to just admit to myself what I am feeling and why. But sometimes the bad mood lingers anyway. Was curious about others' experience with this.
looooove this too. I have a 5 year journal that I have failed to consistently use for about 5 years now. ha!
This is a really great post, and I have been thinking about it a lot over the last two days. Will be curious to see how you go about intentionally scheduling the time to achieve these categories.
And, I agree, there is something extremely satisfying about making something with your hands, particularly when the best parts of your work involve brain leaps.


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Ховіс () — село в Ірані, остані Хузестан, шахрестані Шуш, бахші Шавур, дехестані Шавур. За даними перепису 2006 року, його населення становило 3451 особа, що проживали у складі 459 сімей.

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Detroit News names Gary Miles editor and publisher
Gary Miles succeeds Jonathan Wolman, who died April 15 due to complications from pancreatic cancer.
Detroit News names Gary Miles editor and publisher Gary Miles succeeds Jonathan Wolman, who died April 15 due to complications from pancreatic cancer. Check out this story on Freep.com: https://www.freep.com/story/money/business/2019/05/10/detroit-news-gary-miles-editor-publisher/1167558001/
Associated Press Published 3:39 p.m. ET May 10, 2019 | Updated 5:04 p.m. ET May 10, 2019
Detroit News Managing Editor Gary Miles was named the newspaper's new editor and publisher Friday, May 10, 2019. (Photo: John T. Greilick/The Detroit News)
The Detroit News has named managing editor Gary Miles the newspaper's new editor and publisher.
The 55-year-old Miles succeeds Jonathan Wolman, who died April 15 of complications from pancreatic cancer.
Miles had been managing editor since 2013. He was hired at the News in 2000 and later promoted to metro editor and deputy managing editor. He previously worked at newspapers in New Jersey, Port Huron and Lansing.
He said Friday in a statement the newspaper will "keep giving Metro Detroit and all of Michigan a news report that's honest, accurate, fair and compelling."
Wolman had been editor and publisher since 2007. He spent nearly 31 years with the Associated Press, starting in 1973 as a reporter in Madison, Wisconsin. He rose to serve as Washington bureau chief, managing editor and executive editor.
Jonathan Wolman, Detroit News editor, dies at 68
Remembering Jon Wolman, and persevering in the craft he loved
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Harold G. Leask (7 November 1882 – 25 September 1964) was an Irish architectural historian, archaeologist and the first Inspector of National Monuments of the Irish Free State.

Early life
Harold Graham Leask was born in Dublin on 7 November 1882, most likely at the family home in Harold's Cross. His parents were Anna Louisa (née Molloy) and Robert Leask. He was the youngest of at least 3 brothers and 3 sisters of the Presbyterian family.

Career
From 1898 to 1902, Leask was apprenticed to his father, a Scottish-born architect and engineer, and then went on to work firstly in a Dublin ironfounders, followed by some time in a Waterford drawing office, before working for George Patrick Sheridan for two years. He rejoined his father for a time, but left when he was appointed a temporary assistant surveyor in the Office of Public Works around 1908 or 1909. His position was made permanent, and he rose to the position of assistant architect.\

Leask was appointed the first Inspector of National Monuments in 1923, just after the foundation of the Irish Free State, and served in the position until his retirement in September 1949. For a number of years Leask held practically sole responsibility for all elements relating to the access, assessment and conservation of the most important Irish historical and archaeological sites. He oversaw the scheduling of a large number of monuments, including many neglected Anglo-Norman sites. This was despite the chronic under-funding and under-staffing of his department. He developed a uniquely deep knowledge of specific sites across Ireland, which allowed him to speak to architectural styles and trends in Ireland holistically.

He oversaw the initial restoration of the Casino at Marino and Dunsoghly Castle. He also advocated for the establishment of a government body for "buildings of historic, architectural or antiquarian interest" which fell outside of his remit.

Publication
He wrote scholarly articles and notes, both describing and illustrating archaeological sites and buildings for a wide range of journals and periodicals, but a large number were published by the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland (RSAI) Journal. Among his most important contributions were Irish castles and castellated houses (1941) and Irish churches and monastic buildings in three volumes (1955, 1960). He spoke and lectured widely, and often led RSAI field trips. He continued to study the stone built architecture of early Christian and medieval Ireland after his retirement in 1949, while taking up a post as professor of archaeology in the National College of Art and Design for a short time.

Recognition
In 1930, he was elected as a member of the Royal Irish Academy, and served on its committee for polite literature and antiquities as secretary for over 30 years. From 1941 to 1944, he was president of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, and in 1950 was awarded an honorary fellowship of the Society. The National University of Ireland awarded him an honorary degrees of master of architecture in 1942, and Trinity College Dublin awarded him a D.Litt in 1951.

Personal life
Until her death in January 1939, Leask lived with his older sister. He married Ada Longfield, a fellow historian and antiquary, on 31 January 1940 in St Bartholomew's church, Clyde Road, Dublin. He died on 25 September 1964 at home and is buried in Mount Jerome Cemetery.

Art
Leask exhibited artworks with the Water Colour Society of Ireland between 1924 and 1935.

Legacy
The National Library of Ireland, the Library of Trinity College Dublin, and the Office of Public Works all hold drawings and manuscripts by Leask. The Irish Architectural Archive hold a photography album by Leask.

References

1882 births
1964 deaths
20th-century Irish historians
Members of the Royal Irish Academy
Irish architectural historians
Irish watercolourists
Archaeologists from Dublin (city)
Academics of the National College of Art and Design


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Work begins on new affordable housing in Buffalo
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — State officials have announced the start of work on a new $2.3 million affordable housing project on Buffalo's west side.
Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday that the work will renovate a vacant building damaged by fire into affordable housing units. The facility will also have space for a community arts and cultural center.
Cuomo says the project is part of a broader effort to give a boost to the surrounding area, and just one piece of the state's work to add new affordable housing units throughout the state.
While the new complex will boast only nine two-bedroom units, Democratic state Sen. Tim Kennedy hailed it as "another piece in the puzzle" of strengthening Buffalo's west side.


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Q: ember.js and jQuery-UI multiselect widget I need an advanced multiselect element (with search function) for my ember application.
I like this jQuery-UI Multiselect widget and started with this code:
// app.js
...
App.MultiSelectView = Em.View.extend({
  didInsertElement: function() {
    this._super();
    console.log("Creating multiSelect element");
    $("#mselect").multiselect().multiselectfilter();
  },
});
App.multiSelectView = App.MultiSelectView.create();
...

// index.html
...
<script type="text/x-handlebars" data-template-name="mulselect">
  <select id="mselect" multiple="multiple">
    <option value="1">Option 1</option>
    <option value="2">Option 2</option>
    <option value="3">Option 3</option>
  </select>
  {{view App.multiSelectView}}
</script>
...

This code works and displays the widget. But I don't know how to bind the values/names to an ember controller/object.
This blog post seems to point into right direction, but as I said, I haven't found a solution yet because I'm new to ember (and javascript).
Thank you.

A: If you are new to ember and javascript I would strongly advise against trying to integrate JQUI and ember. JQUI components tend to make a lot of assumptions about what the HTML looks like - any framework that adds tags in unexpected places is going to break most JQUI components. Likewise ember's data-binding feature cannot work on a part of the DOM that is being rendered by a 3rd party library.
That said, I gave it a shot. You can get pretty close by using unbound helper like so:
<select id="mselect" multiple="multiple">
  {{each option in controller}}
    <option>{{unbound option.txt}}</option>
  {{/each}}
</select>

I've posted a partial solution here: http://jsbin.com/uxarij/13/edit


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In other cases, patients get treated at the dermatologist for varicose and spider veins. Dermatologists can diagnose superficial varicose veins and spider veins visible through the skin. They may offer laser treatment to close the veins, which are then reabsorbed into the body. Often, this superficial dermatological vein treatment doesn't eliminate symptoms and doesn't diagnose the root cause of the problem for comprehensive, successful treatment.
Dermatologists typically don't go as far as to use ultrasound to closely examine the state of your vascular system. They may refer you for a more in-depth exam with our vein treatment specialist, because we have the tools and experience to get to the source of your vein problems–and make a precise diagnosis.
If these roundabout methods of getting the best varicose vein treatment don't appeal to you–there is a more direct route. Often, you can come to our vein clinic without a referral from your primary physician. In today's busy world, getting the most accurate diagnosis early on, and getting access to a wider variety of treatments than the laser, is highly valuable and preferable for patients.
Ideally, you shouldn't have to see other physicians for complete vein care. So if you have varicose veins, going directly to your local vein doctor can save you time and money. If you are concerned about insurance requirements, call our office and our staff can help you learn whether you must being with your primary care doctor. Doing this may even save your insurance company time and money in many cases.
By coming straight to your best resource for vein care, your Detroit vein specialist, you will immediately get a thorough diagnostic workup from a medical specialist with in-depth knowledge of the vascular system. You will also be examined via ultrasound to pinpoint any areas of restricted blood flow or damaged veins deeper within your legs.
This allows us to recommend the right treatment from our multiple options, which include–but also go beyond–laser treatment. It also allows us to treat the source of your circulatory problems, which is the only way to slow or eliminate the development of more varicose veins and prevent worsening vein disease.
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How often do we get told that our displays need to be improved? I've worked in schools where there has been a whole-school focus on displays. For me, this seems like a waste of time. The focus should be on developing effective "working walls" that pupils can get something out of, rather than wasting time on making sure that each piece of work is double-backed onto black card, so that visitors can be impressed.
Don't get me wrong: I believe that we should instil pride into our learners and that displaying their work helps to develop this sense of achievement. But working walls serve a totally different purpose to displays. Unlike a traditional display, a working wall should support children in their learning and help them to become more independent.
However, in many schools, we use the term "display" and "working wall" interchangeably and this is where problems arises. The term "display" is used for a variety of different purposes, including: a celebration of work, sharing behaviour tools, communicating classroom information or helping pupils to recall key learning. To talk about all these types of display under the same title can lead to confusion and ambiguity.
So, how can we make sure that our working walls are working?
For me, the key is to keep the wall fresh and to update it regularly. How many of us have put up an amazing working wall at the start of term – one that took hours to make – only to leave it up for far too long because you can't bear to take it down? It might look pretty, but if a working wall doesn't contain up-to-date supporting materials, then it is not going to do its job. It's no use having a wonderful maths working wall about "area" if we stopped looking at "area" three weeks ago and have moved onto "translation" now.
The fact is that once children get used to the information on working walls, those carefully-crafted displays begin to turn to wallpaper. The best way to make sure that your working walls are still supporting learning is to update them regularly. We all know that teachers have a never-ending list of things to do – a list that grows faster than we can tick things off of it. With workload what it is, we will never be able to complete those to-do lists, but allowing working wall refreshes to continually slip further and further down the list will be to the detriment of learners.
Another problem is that, in some cases, teachers offload the responsibility of updating working walls to a teaching assistant. This might help in terms of time management, but it should not absolve the teacher fully of responsibility. While I often ask my teaching assistant to help me with my working walls, I never delegate the task entirely.
The most useful working walls should support the teaching of lessons and also serve as an access point for children, aiding independent working. To make sure that the walls deliver, it is important that the teacher is actively involved in this process. So, let's stop covering display boards for the sake of it and focus on updating those working walls to make sure that they are doing their job.


While at the beach, the subject of what is under those beautiful waves always comes up. Even the days when it is as if you were looking through glass at the sand covering the floor of the ocean, there is the unknown of what may be hiding in the waves as they roll in and sweep over you.
The ocean is filled with "critters" and the media does an excellent job of keeping us informed of all those that could be dangerous. We get so wrapped up in the fear of the "What if's", we forget the beauty of the "And & But".
There are fish from the very tiny to those the size of your hand which nibble at your feet. Critters of the deep—low on the food chain and yet we cringe when surprised by their presence in the place they call home. We squeal and jump when they nibble at our legs as they dangle in the ocean. Those tiny fish critters have no teeth and cause no harm in their search for a morsel of food. In fact if we turn off the danger alarm, their little nibbles tickle as they toothlessly mouth our feet and legs. As schools of fish dance through the water, it equals the most beautiful of ballets as they move as one body—these small and beautiful critters of the deep.
OH—but what about those crabs—with their pinchers—just waiting to attack? Burying themselves in the sand under our chairs and roaming the ocean floor, these critters can deliver a pinch with those claws if you happen to misstep. BUT how much damage could those claws really do? I dare say my mother, who was infamous for pinching to get our attention in public settings, posed much more of a threat than these funny little side steppers. It is fascinating to sit and watch their frantic efforts to evade the big foot in their midst. Burrowing in the sand and scurrying away, their aim is not to pinch, but to avoid the giant who invaded their home!
Do NOT forget—the sting ray—we ALL know what happened to Steve Irwin! Those graceful water flyers keep us from the water—for fear of their long beautiful tail. Coming all the way into the edge of the shore, we see them and refuse to enter the salty sea for fear of this critter who might sting us if we invade the deep. Yes, they can sting you, and yes, if you allow yourself to get close enough to their weapon of defense, you might be stung, AND if you are positioned correctly where their tail hits your chest—it could cause your death. They are NOT aggressive critters and given their space, they pose no threat. Why miss the beauty of their flight as they wave those beautiful wings—the birds of the deep gliding and soaring in their home in the deep?
OH, but the biggest threat---the scare that keeps us on the beach with our toes clenched in terror---the SHARKS OF THE DEEP—who are always looking for a meal! Yes there are sharks—yes they are meat eaters—and yes they can be dangerous. BUT how many shark attacks are there in a year? It is much more dangerous to climb into your car day after day—than to step into the ocean. We have all watched too many shark movies and documentaries. The entertainment world loves to terrify us! Those movies which use real creatures of the deep seem to cause the greatest paralysis—for perhaps this could happen!
Conquering our fears is a life long quest. To allow fear to dictate the parameters of living, short changes all God has blessed us to enjoy. Fear of storms, fear of water, fear of snakes, fear of critters—no matter how big or small causes us to back up—pause—and freeze. We lose the ability to access the true danger risk and miss out on the blessings, when we allow fear to rule the day. God gave us a brain for a reason—we are given the ability to evaluate and act reasonably. AND God desires to bless us with His creation, BUT He does not want us to live in the dread of the "What If's", instead embrace the "And & But"!
I laughed out loud! Yes I have seen sharks with legs too!!
I guess because I grew up near the Atlantic Ocean, and spent many an hour there, what's in the water is not so frightening. It's the two legged sharks in suits spouting their "we only want to help you" nonsense that makes my blood run cold.
Yes I agree & we have little or no control over avoiding them at times !
I think I'd rather be ignorant instead of imagining all those little guys gnawing at my feet.
Apparently, you haven't seen the infamous movie "Sharknado"! haha I, for one, would rather bask in the sand and just listen to and watch the waves. I agree, fear does rob us of much joy!!!


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Is it safe to shoot fireworks on the 4th of July?
According to the 2020 CPSC fireworks safety report, there were an estimated 7,300 injuries in the month surrounding the Fourth of July in 2019, with approximately 2,600 of those injuries occurring in children aged 14 and under. Fireworks safety starts at home, but don't set them off too close to your house or off your deck. If you must shoot them from outside, then do so only during daylight hours and keep children away from any unsupervised displays.
The best way to protect yourself and your family is to learn how to recognize a safe vs. unsafe firework. Only buy certified-safe fireworks from licensed retailers who will take back items that do not explode. Avoid buying fireworks during their peak display time, which is usually around midnight on the 4th. If you encounter any problems while using a particular brand of fireworks, stop using them immediately. Contact the manufacturer directly if you need assistance finding an alternative product.
Fireworks are dangerous because of the explosive force of the powder inside the shell. They can cause serious injury or death when used improperly and should never be thrown or set off randomly. If you hear anyone say they're going to "shoot fireworks at the park," run for cover!
Can someone die from fireworks?
How many people die from Fourth of July fireworks?
In 2020, at least 18 people died as a result of fireworks-related events, up from 12 the previous year. In 2020, around 15,600 individuals were treated in hospital emergency rooms for fireworks injuries. In 2019, there were around 10,000 ER-treated fireworks injuries. The increase is likely due to more people being involved in illegal activities such as pyrotechnics and aerial fireworks during the COVID-19 outbreak.
People have been killed by fireworks throughout history, even before they were used as celebrations or entertainment. Fireworks are dangerous because of the high temperatures and low pressures inside them that can cause serious injury or death when they explode. People who play with fireworks and those who manufacture them are also vulnerable to injury or death from hot metals, glass, and other materials found within them.
Fireworks can be part of many different festivals and ceremonies across the world. They are often used to mark important dates, such as Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. At some festivals, such as Mardi Gras in New Orleans, fireworks are an important aspect of the culture. At others, they are viewed as vulgar or dangerous and are banned completely.
The danger of fireworks isn't limited to their use during festivals or special events. Any time you go out into the public space with explosives, there is a risk of someone getting hurt or killed.
In 2018, at least five individuals died as a result of fireworks-related injuries, and around 9,100 people were treated in hospital emergency rooms, nearly two-thirds of them were treated during the month surrounding the Fourth of July. People under the age of 20 accounted for about half of all ER-treated injuries.
The number of people who have died in connection with fireworks is likely to be higher because some deaths may not have been reported. Each year in the United States, thousands of people are injured by fireworks and several people die from fireworks-related causes.
Fireworks-related injuries can happen anywhere people live or work that comes into contact with electricity, like houses and apartments, stores, offices, schools, and hospitals. Someone always needs to stay behind to make sure no one enters any area where explosives are being handled because they could be stolen or be used otherwise without our knowledge. This task usually falls to a security guard or supervisor.
Security guards prevent unauthorized persons from entering facilities where explosives are being stored or handled. They also monitor those areas for unsafe conditions that might arise because of activities taking place.
Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that everyone involved in fireworks activity follows safety guidelines. They should never operate explosives themselves unless instructed to do so by a qualified person. The only people allowed to operate fireworks are trained and certified personnel such as pyrotechnicians, engineers, and technicians.
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_10 Print porting to P5js_
Disegna un circuito stampato seguendo il principio di casualità e ripetizione di 10 print.

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Ку́мове (до 1944 року — Кизилбай, ) — село Роздольненського району Автономної Республіки Крим. Розташоване на північному сході району.

Відомі люди
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More young people in the UK identify as LGB, ONS finds
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41498713
Around one in 25 young people in the UK identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual, new figures suggest.
The Office for National Statistics said 4.1% of 16 to 24-year-olds identified as LGB, up from 3.3% in 2015.
Across all ages, the ONS noted a "statistically significant increase", with 2% of the population - more than a million people - identifying as LGB last year, compared with 1.7% in 2015.
Some 2.3% of UK men said they were LGB, compared with 1.6% of women.
Scotland had the highest LGB population in the UK last year, with 2.2%, while England followed with 1.9%.
Northern Ireland and Wales both reported an LBG population of 1.7%.
London remained the region with the highest proportion of the population identifying as LGB, 2.7% - a slight rise on the previous year's figure of 2.6%.
In pictures: Pride in London through the years
Pride parade in London: thousands join LGBT march
Gender identity: What do legal changes have to do with women's rights?
The north west of England had the second highest proportion of the population identifying as LGB, at 2.3%.
In contrast the east of England had the lowest proportion, where 1.2% of the population identified as LGB.
ONS statistician Emily Knipe said London's leading position could be down to its "relatively young and diverse population".
She pointed out that in London, the median age of the population was 34.8 years last year, compared with 41.5 years in the east of England.
Ethnic divide
Stonewall, a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights group, warned that while many people might be comfortable answering an anonymous survey, they may struggle to open up about their identity in public.
A Stonewall spokesman said: "To ensure that LGBT people feel safe and supported, it is vital to recognise the discrimination and anti-LGBT abuse that still exists.
"Our recent hate crime research shows that one in five LGBT people (21%) have experienced a hate crime or incident due to their sexual orientation and/or gender identity in the last 12 months."
Media captionLeon and Steve have been both attacked in recent months for being gay
Some 4.3% of the population with a mixed ethnicity identified as LBG, compared to 2% of the white population, while 0.9% of Asians and 0.9% of black, African or Caribbean people did so.
More than half of the mixed ethnic LBG community (2.4%) identified themselves as bisexual compared with those who identified as gay or lesbian (1.9%).
Just over 70% of the LGB population were most likely to be single, never married or civil partnered, the figures suggested, a pattern thought to reflect the young age structure of the community, as well as the fairly recent introduction of same-sex marriage in 2014.
Of the 2% of the UK population identifying as LGB, 1.2% said they were gay or lesbian, while 0.8% identified as bisexual.
Women are more likely to identify as bisexual than men, the ONS said.
Some 0.5% of the population identified as "other", meaning they did not consider themselves to be lesbian, gay, bisexual or straight.
Meanwhile, 4.1% said they "did not know" or refused to comment.
The ONS estimates are based on data from the Annual Population Survey and measure sexual identity, which does not necessarily reflect sexual attraction or behaviour.
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