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Mallard duck
The mallard is a large and heavy looking duck. It has a long body and a long and broad bill. The male has a dark green head, a yellow bill, is mainly purplebrown on the breast and grey on the body. The female is mainly brown with an orange bill. It breeds in all parts of the UK in summer and winter, wherever there are suitable wetland habitats, although it is scarcer in upland areas. Mallards in the UK may be resident breeders or migrants many of the birds that breed in Iceland and northern Europe spend the winter here.
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About time they get back to what we all have missed since Paul and Cynthia ran the shops into Walmart lite.
This has been a Filmways presentation dahling.
My mother used to beeline for the Pendleton Shop during the 1960's. She considered Disneyland Park a babysitter for me and my brother as she browsed Pendleton.
Now, living in Oregon where Pendleton is based, I wish them well. Except when they make stuff in China. When I want stuff made in China I go to Walmart like everyone else.
"Ignore the Chihuahua behind the curtain."
I was very excited to read this, until I saw the pictures. 4 Pendleton Shirts, and then turn the corner, loads of generic Holiday Mickey merchandise!!
It is exciting to see land-appropriate merchandise return to the park, but I don't think a rack of shirts is what I meant when I said I really miss the Pendleton Store inside Disneyland.
Where's the civil war era hats?
"With the acquisition of Marvel and now of Lucasfilm,
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Our mothers must have been separated at birth! Dad used to cringe when Mom took us to DL 'back in the day' because he knew she'd hit the Pendleton shop heavy! Even back then Pendleton wasn't cheap! But we still have some of the things she bought back then and they still look good as new.
"Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain."
It might be a small step, but its a good step anyway. Just need people to buy the stuff now to see it expand.
"With the acquisition of Marvel and now of Lucasfilm,
Disney may have finally found the grail. You don't need
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I am actually really happy about this, the company Christmas party this year is country themed and my friend/co-worker is grumpy about the theme, but since we are going to be in the parks on Dec 7-8, perhaps I can convince him that it's less lame of a theme because we bought the stuff from Disneyland. Alternatively, he is trying to convince me that the "Woody Hoodie" is acceptable attire. lol
I'm sure it's a test, no company would bring in a product like that to take over the whole store without knowing whether it would be successful or not. If the shirts there are there right now sell better then the quicksilver t-shirts or whatever other generic merch they have, then they will expand and add more. Eventually we might have a whole western themed shop again. But guaging guest desire for pendelton t-shirts or anything else at the park is probably going to be determined soley by sales. There's probably someone at the company who wants to see more western wear in Frontierland, and they're having to prove to accounting that the shirts will sell, and this is their test. If you want to see more of this, then maybe you can support that person and buy some of the shirts. A note to City Hall that you're happy to see them back would probably help, but all the notes in the world won't matter if they don't sell.
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Next month, Shelby will join the rest of the state in using new technology to issue renewal decals.
Although clerks will be doing the renewals differently, the procedure will not change for citizens, said Shelby County Clerk Sue Carole Perry.
Construction crews are hard at work this week, busily engaged in erecting the framework for a new fire station in Mount Eden.
The old station was destroyed by fire last August, while in the midst of celebrating 50 years at that location on Van Buren Road.
But Mount Eden Fire Chief Doug Herndon said he intends to make sure that the new facility will have everything the old one had, and more.
"It will be the same location, same everything, pretty much," he said.
The community of Shelbyville is saddened by the loss of a beloved youth basketball coach that enriched the lives of many people, adults and children alike.
"He's touched so many people's hearts, and he had a community of children, not just my two brothers and I," said T'Andra Sanders of her father, Curtis Sanders Sr., who passed away Thursday at age 49.
"It's more than that; it's everybody. He always said, 'I love the kids.'"
Nestled behind a blanket of trees in a quiet Shelbyville neighborhood sits a hidden gem – Fuzion Athletics, an athletic club like no other around.
Owner and coach Jamie Steffen does not train basketball or football players, but rather he's a pole vaulting coach, and with his unique facility he's singlehandedly putting Kentucky on the pole vaulting map.
With only a handful of similar facilities across the nation, most of his students travel more than one hour each way every week to train at Fuzion, Steffen said.
After a workshop earlier this month and discussion last week during the regular meeting, the Shelbyville City Council decided that more conversation was needed on a proposed restaurant tax.
The council will have another workshop regarding the proposed tax Thursday at 5:30 at city hall.
At last week's meeting, opposition rang out from a crowd of about 10 attendees.
Charlie Kramer of The Shelby County Tourism Commission presented the hot topic to the council, which opened a floodgate of discussion.
David Weedman, director student achievement, will present a report regarding drug testing for student athletes when the Shelby County Board of Education meets Thursday at the district offices, 1155 Main Street in Shelbyville.
"We were asked to inquire about general things [that] other districts were doing about random drug testing with athletes," Weedman said. "So we will present our finds to the board and see if they want to go forward with something like that."
With a schedule loaded with advanced placement classes and a 4.5 GPA, it should come as no surprise that Collins High School senior Elizabeth McGuire has been honored as a finalist in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program.
In November, McGuire was recognized as one of only 16,000 semifinalists selected among 1.5 million applicants, and the sole semifinalist for the district.
And earlier this month, she learned she had been narrowed down to one of the 15,000 students who made the finalist cut.
Abraham, the eagle rescued last week from a Bagdad pond, has died.
The eagle was pulled from the water Tuesday afternoon by Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Sgt. Doug Detherage and a second officer and was taken to Broadbent Wildlife Sanctuary in Elizabethtown.
Employees at the sanctuary said the following morning they believed the eagle had ingested rotten food, toxic algae bloom, or possibly lead absorbed by meat from a deer that had been shot and was suffering from toxicity.
The Shelbyville Fire Department has a new fire engine at Station 2 on Club House Drive behind White Castle.
The department received the new truck a couple of weeks ago and its addition brings the Shelbyville Fire Department up to four engines with one serving as a reserve, said Assistant Chief Chris Spaulding.
"It's made by Ferrara Apparatus, and it's brand new," he said.
The department also features several other vehicles.
The new truck cost more than $400,000, said Shelbyville Mayor Tom Hardesty.
When Neil Raizor's father-in-law called to inform him that a large, white-headed bird was stuck in his pond, Raizor was in disbelief.
"He called me and was like, 'There's some kinda bird in my pond,'" Raizor said. As a description was relayed to him, Raizor said he was taken aback.
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Danbury — Vice President Joe Biden told those gathered for a gun violence prevention conference in Danbury on Thursday, "We better get this done."
"I can imagine how we will be judged as a society if we do nothing," Biden said.
In addition to changes to gun laws, the vice president said funding needs to be found for mental health and school security.
More than 300 people gathered at Western Connecticut State University for the conference and to listen to Biden, who is in charge of the Obama administration's efforts to draft new federal legislation in the wake of the school shootings that killed 26 students and staff at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.
The people of Newtown have continued to make their voices heard and participate in conferences where they have had to relive the tragedy, Biden said. The least politicians can do is show some political courage, he said.
Biden said the country needs universal background checks for all weapons and that all states must enter criminal and mental health information into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
The vice president said there needs to be a limit on high-capacity gun magazines. There was no reason for the shooter in the Aurora movie theater to have 100 rounds, he said.
The ban on assault-style weapons should be re-enacted and strengthened, he said, and there must be a federal gun trafficking law so that prosecutors can go after traffickers.
To those who say assault-style weapons are needed for protection, Biden said, "They are wrong." To those who say it isn't about guns, he said, "They are wrong, it is."
"Our culture isn't killing people," he said. It's high-capacity magazines, and people not going through background checks, he said.
Newtown First Selectwoman Pat Llodra agreed with Biden. "It is time to act," she said.
"Don't let the tragedy in Newtown be another event" in a long list of mass shootings, she said.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy outlined his proposed changes to gun laws at the conference, which also was attended by U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy, both Connecticut Democrats; U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty, D-Cheshire; and U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
At the federal level, more resources are needed for police officers, school resource officers and mental health professionals, Biden said.
Federal law also needs to be changed so that the government may study gun violence, he said. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can't even keep records on gun violence, Biden said.
"We can't remain silent," he said. "We must speak for the 20 children who died."
He said he believes those who do not act will pay a political price.
'Unstoppable momentum'
Earlier, Blumenthal said he agreed with Malloy that the tragedy in Newtown has changed people.
"Preventing gun violence was thought to be untouchable two months ago," Blumenthal. But the "unspeakable horror" in Newtown has gathered "unstoppable momentum," he said.
Since Newtown, 1,900 other victims have died from gun violence, he said. No state can deal with it alone, he said.
At the federal level, Blumenthal said, he wants to see a ban on high-capacity magazines, a law that prevents illegal trafficking of guns, an expanded assault-style weapons ban and background check databases strengthened.
States are not independent islands when it comes to gun violence, he said.
"A federal agenda is necessary, and you are a part of it," he said.
The American people and political leadership both have to work hard to make this happen, he said.
Murphy said having Biden, Malloy and Duncan at the conference makes it possible to get something done.
"The 'Connecticut effect' is not passing us, it is galvanizing us," Esty said.
She said the leadership and courage of local leaders and Connecticut residents was unbelievable in the face of so much loss.
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Blumenthal asked panelists whether more gun control is needed at the federal level and whether better gun safety training and safety locks are needed.
Dom Basile, a sportsman, said he thought access to guns was the crux of the problem. He said the mother of shooter Adam Lanza "did not have the guns properly secured." He said the state's anti-gun trafficking task force needs to be funded again.
Stacy Spell, a retired detective from New Haven, agreed. "Straw buyers who purchase guns from Virginia and North Carolina need to be stopped."
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Researchers make ovarian tissue that works
Working with rats, scientists at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center have developed functional ovarian tissue, raising the possibility that one day science may be able to provide a woman with engineered ovaries to replace ones that have ceased to work.
Reporting in the journal Biomaterials, Wake Forest researchers said they isolated endocrine cells found in the ovaries of 21-day-old rats. They captured two different kinds of cells, theca and granulosa cells, and placed them inside materials found to be compatible with the human body.
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Editor's note: This is the first of two reports on Clayton County teachers honored for their accomplishments by a major foundation. We will profile the other teacher, Reshawndra Hutchins, later.By Curt Yeomans email@example.com Sabrina Isdell and her students found a surprise about three years ago when they sliced open their bullfrogs in a biology class at Mundy's Mill High School. Full, bloated stomachs. 'I told them, 'Let's see what's in there,'" Isdell said. "Normally, when we get the bullfrogs for dissection, their stomachs are empty." This time was different, however. The company which provides the bull frogs for dissection in biology classes had fed the amphibians right before the frogs were euthanized. The students cut open the stomachs and discovered crawfish, grasshoppers and grass frogs inside the bellies. Isdell and Pointe South Middle School gifted science teacher Reshawndra Hutchins were recently named as two of 10 Georgia recipients of the 2008 Siemens Science Teacher Initiative Award. The award is jointly given out by the Siemens Foundation and Fernbank Museum of Natural History. The Siemens Foundation also awards 10 science teachers in New York. Isdell and Hutchins will formally receive their honors on May 6, during a presentation at Fernbank. "We look for teachers who are engaging their students, not just teaching the curriculum because they have to," said Jennifer Harper-Taylor, vice president of the Siemens Foundation. "These teachers are able to manage the balance keeping their students challenged and motivated." Isdell has always been interested in the natural world. As a young girl in Warner Robins, she frequently brought home insects and small animals she found while playing with friends. "That's gotta go," was the typical response from Isdell's mother. In high school, her chemistry teacher showed her how the everyday lives of people are affected by science and its principles. She then went to the University of Georgia, and in 2002, graduated with a bachelor's degree in secondary education, with a specialty in biology. "With the human body, I get a little squeamish, but I'm OK with dissecting animals," Isdell said. "I guess that's why I could never be a doctor." The summer of her graduation she was hired by Clayton County Public Schools to teach biology at a new high school, which was still under construction. She was going to teach biology to regular level, and gifted students. The school was going to be named Mundy's Mill High School, and the first few months of the 2002-2003 school year were spent in a modular classroom at Lovejoy High School. Mundy's Mill's building wasn't yet ready for occupation. Harper-Taylor pointed out several reasons why Isdell was selected as one of this year's teacher initiative award recipients. Over the last six years, Isdell has helped the district roll out new Georgia Performance Standards for science, acting as a GPS coach, and professional development leader for other teachers in the school system. Her work with gifted students was also noteworthy, Harper-Taylor said. She has had several students who have qualified for the regional science fair. Two of her students have even made it all the way to the state science fair, but neither student placed at the competition. Isdell is also working on her master's degree in secondary education, with a specialty in biology, at the University of West Georgia. "I love science," she said. "I'm pretty passionate about the natural world ... I guess it's the way living things interact with each other. Each one depends on another for food and protection." Isdell said her goal is to get her students to share her passion for science through classroom exercises and presentations. "The curriculum calls for students to learn about the 'big picture' first and then they go back and learn all the little details," the teacher said. Isdell added that the dissection of earthworms, grasshoppers, fetal pigs and bull frogs at the end of the school year is the culmination of months of learning about cells and basic organisms. "I love to expose my students to things they aren't normally exposed to," she said. "When most of them get excited because they can see how everything is connected, that just makes my day. When they get excited about learning, that's when I know I've done my job ... "What I want my students to leave my classroom and take with them is that they can be passionate about something. For me, it's biology, but not everyone likes the dissecting, and that's OK."
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The folks at Recompute have taken the notion of "Going Green" to a whole new level. They've made computer cases out of recyclable cardboard. We had the pleasure of speaking with Recompute's Brenden Macaluso and took one of their computers for a test drive. Here's what we found:
The computers living inside the cardboard boxes are actually quite functional. Although they're not super-fast gaming machines, the computer options aren't just a bunch of low-end Atom machines.
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Wow well does Boxee run on this boxy box? Suggestion. Think outside the box.
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When asked if that answer constituted a "no", Mr. Scarpitti said he'd leave it at that.
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All of the rumours about a possible leadership bid are no doubt a reflection of all of the things the city is doing right, Mr. Scarpitti said, adding the list includes three years of zero-per-cent tax increases and its Greenprint environmental sustainability plan among other accomplishments.
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Texas Rangers SP Nick Martinez has won the fifth starter job, according to team sources.
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Texas Rangers SPs Nick Tepesch, Nick Martinez, Alex Gonzalez, Anthony Ranaudo, Lisalverto Bonilla and Ross Ohlendorf are expected to compete for the final spot in the team's starting rotation.
Fantasy Tip: SPs Derek Holland, Yovani Gallardo, Colby Lewis and Ross Detwiler are expected to have the top four spots in the rotation locked up, in the wake of the injury to Yu Darvish (elbow). At this point, it appears that none of the six starters competing for the final rotation spot has an edge over the others, so keep checking back between now and the end of spring training for further updates.
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Texas Rangers P Nick Martinez showed improvement in 2014, and could battle for the fourth or fifth spot in the rotation during the spring. He could also be used in long relief if he is unable to crack the rotation.
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Texas Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said the team is continuing to look for starting pitching even after the acquisition of SP Ross Detwiler. "We've got a number of internal options coming to compete for a spot, all of them that we like," Daniels said. "But you can never have enough and we'll continue having conversations about adding another starter." The Rangers already have SPs Yu Darvish, Derek Holland, Colby Lewis, Detwiler, Nick Martinez and Nick Tepesch on their roster and minor league SPs Alex Gonzalez and Luke Jackson could also compete for a job during spring training.
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|Rangers | Derek Holland won't start Sunday
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Texas Rangers SP Derek Holland (migraine) will not start against the Oakland Athletics Sunday, Sept. 28, but could be used out of the bullpen. SP Nick Martinez will make the start.
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Texas Rangers SP Miles Mikolas will pitch Monday, Aug. 25. Mikolas will be followed by SPs Nick Martinez, Colby Lewis and Nick Tepesch in the rotation.
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Texas Rangers SP Nick Martinez (back) was activated from the disabled list Tuesday, July 22, to start against the New York Yankees.
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The Texas Rangers placed SP Nick Martinez (side) on the 15-day disabled list with pain in his left side Tuesday, July 8, and recalled P Phillip Irwin from the minors in a corresponding move. The DL stint is retroactive to July 2.
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The Borger Lady Bulldogs softball team finished their regular season up this past Saturday against Perryton. Borger crushed the Lady Rangerettes 21-6 to finish in a tie for second with Pampa. See results and times for Borger's first playoff game in Lubbock in Tuesday's sports section.
Claire Huffine of Borger was crowned the regional champion at the regional tennis tournament in Lubbock Thursday afternoon. Huffine will now travel to the state tournament.
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The West Texas Lady Comanches softball team won in shootout against Claude this past Saturday 21-15. See results in Tuesday's sports section.
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Lightweight logic tree solver using promises.
Promises provide a very effective mechanism to construct complex interactions between asynchronous functions. Most promise libraries focus on the promise object itself, and leave the actual structuring of complex logic up to the user.
clues.js simplifies structuring of long complex chains of logic by recursively and automatically solving dependencies for any given logical operation. Output of any logic is memoized in a fact table for efficiency.
The first secret ingredient of clues.js is the inspection of function signatures. Argument names of supplied functions are parsed and matched to corresponding facts and logic functions (by name). The second secret ingredient is the use of promises for all resolutions, callbacks and returns (using the engine/adapter of your choice).
Each argument of a logic function needs to have either a fact with the same name or a logic function with that name (if fact hasn't been determined yet). If a
fact with the same name as a function argument already exists (either previously resolved, or supplied directly), it is simply passed on as an argument value to the function. If a fact is unresolved (i.e. undefined), a logic function with same name is executed to resolve the fact value, before passing it on to the original function for execution. If neither a fact nor logic can be found with a given reference, a final check is made to see if this reference can be found in the local variables supplied or the clues object itself, before returning an error.
Each logic function will only execute when its input arguments values are known (as a
fact). Each unknown input value will start off a
logic function (by same name). When a named logic function is executed, a corresponding fact is created as a promise on the results. When the function has been resolved, the fact table is updated and the promise is fulfilled, allowing any derived functions to proceed.
Each logic function will execute only once (if at all) in an clues object. Multiple requests for the same logic will simply attach to the initial promise, and once the output is known, any further requests will simply return the resolved
fact (or an error, respectively).
A clues object can be long-running, building up/memoizing all the facts as required or a quick temporary scaffold that is discarded once a particular answer has been recursively solved from the given inputs.
In the following example, the local variable
a stands for the
input1 fact and
b is the
input2 fact
api.test = ['input1','input2',function(a,b) { ... function body ...}]
Logic trees can contain clues objects that provide a separate fact/logic space for any sub-components. This allows for example person1 and person2 to have identical logic trees without sharing the same facts. Trees can be traversed using dot notation, either when solving by string or using the minification definition above. See
recursive-test.js in the test directory for examples. (todo: more docs). Nesting can be turned off by defining the
ignoreDots option when the clues object is created.
Creates a new clues object based on a particular logic (set of functions and values by reference) and facts (associative arrays of known values). Logic and fact objects can be defined/modified later as they are public variables of the clues object.
The logic object is used as read-only (i.e. any results will only alter fact object, not the logic object), allowing the same logic definition to be reused for multiple clues objects (each with a separate fact space). Clues object can furthermore be chained by requiring any logic function of one clues object to use .exec() function of another.
If no logic is provided to clues in a browser environment, it will use the global object (Window).
An optional
fallback function can be defined in the options object. This function will be called whenever a reference can not be found in current fact/logic space and must return a promise.
To turn off nesting (see below) define the
ignoreDots option as
clues.logic = {}
Key/value dictionary of logic functions and/or values. Functions in the logic object must only contain arguments names that correspond to either facts or as other logic functions/values. Each logic function must either return a value or a promise.
Any logic property that is not a function will be assumed to be a default value for the same fact. This is only recommended for global constants, as the logic elements can be asynchronously used by different clues objects under asymmetric information (facts).
clues.facts = {}
Key value dictionary of facts. Facts can be user supplied, determined by logic functions or both. Any fact that exists will prevent execution of logic by same name.
clues.solve(function(arg1,arg2...) { ... } ,[local_vars])
This schedules an execution of the supplied function. The argument names of the function will be parsed and matched to facts and logic (and
local and
self) within the instance object by argument name. Any arguments that point to neither a fact nor logic (nor locals or properties of the clues object itself) will result in an error (unless prefixed with an underscore, making it optional). The supplied function is essentially a callback function that is executed when the inputs are known. This function returns a promise on its results.
Properties of the clues object (except functions) can be injected into the function arguments when referenced by name. Those include:
logic. Additionaly the
local keyword can be injected to get any local variables submitted, or the local variable can be injected by name (if defined in the local object). Function of the clues object can be accessed through top level
this or the injected
self which retains the right reference inside nested function. For example,
self.solver and
self.fork provide functionality linked to the respective clues object that called the function. Finally the Promise adaptor can be referenced through
These properties are also available through the
this context supplied to the logic function.
The second argument (optional) allows local variables that will be used, and have priority, against facts and logic. The is to provide the flexibility to have functions respond to request specific variables, such as a response stream, or to override any previously determined facts. Please note however, that locals should really be used at end-points in logic, to ensure that locals do not contaminate derived facts.
By default all arguments have to be resolved for a function to be evaluated. Any fact (i.e. argument name) can however be made optional by prefixing it with an underscore. Any unresolved fact that is optional (either missing or an error) will show as
undefined inside the function. The following function will fail if fact
A can not be resolved, but return
[fact_A,null] if fact A exists but fact B can not be resolved (or returns an error):
cluessolveA_B return A_B
Please keep in mind that any variable that is referred to as optional will look for the un-prefixed name in the fact/logic tables. A fact can therefore be optional in one function (name prefixed with underscore) and required in another (no prefix).
The solve function always returns a promise. As the main operations take place in the user supplied function, the subsequent promise might be of less interest, except for error handling.
Errors will include a
ref property showing which logic function (by name) is raising the error. If the thrown error is not an object (i.e. a string), the resulting error will be a (generic) object with
message showing the thrown message and
ref the logic function. If the erroring function was called by a named logic function, the name of that function will show up in the
caller property of the response. This error handling will not force errors into Error Objects, which can be useful to distinguish between javascript errors (which are Error Object with
.stack) and customer 'string' error messages (which do not have
Example: padding string errors to the client and masking javascript error messages
.then(null,function(e) { if (e.stack) res.end(500,'Internal Error'); else res.end(e.message); });
solve function can also be called with a string name as first parameter and an optional locals object as the second parameter. This is essentially the same as calling clues solve with a function with only one variable (i.e. name) and is ideal if you need to only work with one fact variable at a time. As before if the name if prefixed with an underscore it is considered optional and returns
null if unresolved.
Creates a wrapper around the
solve method, making it easier to define new solution routes inside
For example, if we first solve for
A but want to solve for
B only after and if
A fails in a logic function:
logic.data = function() { return this.solve('A') .then(null,function() { return self.solve('B') });}
or use the solver:
logic.data = function(solver) { return this.solve('A') .then(null,solver('B'))}
This function creates a new
clues object that uses the same logic as the parent, but creates a new fact space inherited from the parent. Any changes to the new fact space will not affect the parent.
Example: If we start with the following
clues object and fork it:
var facts = {a: 1, b: 2}, logic = {c : function(a,b) { return a + 1;}, c = clues(logic,facts), f = c.fork({a: 10}); f.solve('c') .then(...)
The fork (
f) will end up with the fact space:
{a: 10, b: 2, c: 11} leaving the parent facts unchanged.
Clues.js is designed to work with any Promise library that supports the Promises/A+ specification through adaptors. By default we use bluebird as it's super-fast, supports cancellation and works well both in the browser and node.js environments. By overwriting the prototype object (or instance property) other libraries can be easily applied. The Promise prototype is available as an injected parameter in any logic function, eliminating the need to specifically require the underlying promise library in the logic functions.
solve-promise is cancellable, but the ability to cancel only reaches those logic functions that return cancellable promises. Any facts already established before a cancel is issued, will not be affected. Here is a pseudo example of how such cancellation could be incorporated:
var connection = dbconnecthost:; return connectionget'userid':'userid}, function(err,d) { if (err) return reject(err); return resolve(d); }); }) .cancellable() .catch(Promise.CancellationError,function() { connection.close(); });}
Check the test folder for usage examples
Helper modules are provided in the util directory. Use
app.use(require('clues/util/express-clues'))(api) to provide access to clues through an express route.
By defining logic object as the
Window object, all global functions and variables are made available.
Complex trees of "knowledge spaces" can be created with multiple clues objects that refer to one another inside respective logic functions
Whenever there is high likelihood of particular information required shortly at some point, the easiest way is to execute an empty user function, with expected requirements as arguments. The logic will appear to have a "clue" for what might happen next.
If you want
A executed before
B, regardless of the results, simply include
A as one of the function arguments to
B, i.e.
logic.B = function(A,Z,callback) { callback(..do something with Z...)}


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21 August 2012
During decades of conflict in South Sudan, food assistance provided a vital lifeline to people affected by the fighting. Now, the government of the newly independent country has set its sight on attaining food self-sufficiency.
20 August 2012
During her recent visit to South Sudan, WFP Executive Director Ertharin Cousin travelled to Aweil, an area in the north west with some of the poorest food-security indicators in the country. While there, she met with small farmers who are transforming their communities with help from WFP food-for-assets programmes. She sent us this blog post to tell us about them.
16 August 2012
Emergency air drops have begun over South Sudan to reach refugees in Upper Nile State with urgently needed food. In South Sudan for a three-day visit, WFP Executive Director Ertharin Cousin said that air drops over the coming weeks would help to feed more than 100,000 refugees who have fled the fighting north of the border.
31 July 2012
Asha is one of a wave of refugees who have recently arrived in South Sudan. She spent nine days in the bush, foraging for food to give her children, before she arrived in Maban county. She says there were others in the forest and many of them - including two of her sons - didn't make it.
31 July 2012
Jacob fled his home in South Sudan as a child and ended up in a refugee camp in Ethiopia. In the camp he remembers receiving WFP food assistance and realised its importance. He is now living in Canada, where he has established a charity through which he hopes to build schools in his native land.
5 July 2012
One year after its birth, the new nation of South Sudan is facing challenges on every side. But none is more pressing than its hunger crisis, which currently affects some 4.7 million people – around half of the population.
7 May 2012
Mother of seven Jilil Tika is one of hundreds of refugees that arrive in Yida refugee camp daily, fleeing Sudan's Nuba Mountains. Food is what her family needed most, and WFP provided it. WFP is assisting all refugees arriving in the camp.
28 March 2012
Conflict in Sudan's Nuba Mountains continues to drive refugees across the border into South Sudan. Though anxious about the future and often separated from family members, they can at least get some assistance to keep them going.
12 March 2012
Chep Makur Chuo spent 12 years in a Kenyan refugee camp before moving to Australia in 2005 to study engineering. He recently contacted WFP via Facebook to say thank you for the food assistance he received during his time at Kakuma camp. He says it allowed him to build a future for himself and his family.
24 February 2012
The humanitarian situation in South Sudan has deteriorated severely in recent months. The already fragile situation that existed at the time of independence from Sudan in July 2011 has been exacerbated by a range of factors including conflict and internal population displacement, the ongoing influx of refugees from Sudan, soaring food prices and poor harvests.
- WFP, UNHCR expect millions to be hungry if crisis continues Source: Eye Radio
- South Sudan Urgently Needs Help to Stave Off Famine, U.N. Warns Source: The New York Times
- Greater Tragedy Looms Over South Sudan, Aid Officials Warn Source: VOA News
- Here's What UNICEF and WFP's New Relief Operation in South Sudan Looks Like Source: UN Dispatch
- South Sudan war displaced in 'acute' need: UN Source: Z News/ AFP
- 28 May 2015 WFP Airdrops Vegetable Oil In South Sudan
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The 2,000 sqft odd area houses a design store, The Everyday Project, and a design studio, Ajay Shah Design Studio (ASDS). The Everyday Project is a year old and was not started to make profits or make a splash commercially. "It was born out of a need to bring in awareness about good design. Good design is misunderstood. It is not about being colourful or quirky but it is the result of inventive thinking, being able to produce something in the right manner, using the right materials. It is an expression," says designer and the brain behind the store, Ajay Shah.
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Chip Ganass: "I don't want anybody thinking he's maimed for life or anything like that."
Dario Franchitti announced he will step put of the cockpit due to injuries he sustained in Houston, Texas. It appears now that his cousin may aim for the Ganassi ride.
Dario Franchitti has made the difficult choice to step away from his No. 10 Target Chip Ganassi Racing Indycar, effective immediately.
That is a big hole in the 2014 IndyCar roster, who can fill those shoes?


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