 mediocrity.
that may be so, but i am kind of new to light novels, as i never really finish any of the ones i read. this one, though, is one of the few i finished and enjoyed. i know that i may have bad taste in light novels, but i guess it's because i am new to light novels. i've only been reading for a few months and have recently found a few classics that i enjoy at the moment. if you have a novel you recommend, then please do tell me.
This story is great, the plot's fine, the abilities...
this kid is more of a monster than Han Jue, tho the system...
Well as far as we know the mother's womb isn't...3. How to customize the copy action?
Icon Shelf gives you a variety of options to copy icon to code.
All of the copy as code options are customizable.
Start by going to the collections options menu and click on "Customize action" menu item.
You will see a bunch of actions present. Let's focus on "Copy as React". Click on the edit icon beside "Copy as React".
Go back and click "Done and save".
You should now be able to execute "Copy as React" action and have the desired import statement coped to clipboard.
This editor is a string builder for customizing the copy to code actions. You have variables such as Icon name, path etc and functions to build the desired import code statement.
Let's take the below example template and better understand it.
import { ReactComponent as is just plain text to be inserted at the beginning.
<%=... %> is the execution block. Here you can call javascript and loadash Loadash functions to transform variables.
You can you any of the javascript in-build functions like replace, slice, trim...
You can also use most of the string functions of Loadash (https://lodash.com/docs/4.17.15#camelCase) in template execution block.Generosity shouldn’t have a season, but we are definitely reminded and inspired to be more thoughtful, generous and giving during the holiday season. Call it the spirit of Christmas!
One thing I’ve learned that’s made giving even more fun is that it’s important to give out of your passion. Sometimes, we get caught up in the idea that there are just a few ways to give and make an impact: donating money, volunteering at a soup kitchen or participating in food or clothing drives, but there are as many ways to give as there are interests. And keep in mind that the subject of your giving does not necessarily need to be the most obviously needy member of your community. Everyone has needs and struggles regardless of their socio-economic status. If something you love to do, fits the need of another person, that could be a great opportunity for your generosity!
Can ADHD Students Succeed?
I now have my own blog on Additude.com! Really excited about the opportunity to reach that many more parents and teachers! If you have topic suggestions that are centered around education for kids with ADHD, let me know! See link below to read my first post!
Go to Ben’s post on Attitude.com!
I keep coming back to the same conclusion: The right school can make a WORLD of difference in your student’s life. I want to go out on a limb here and say that it is better to blow that college fund on a great middle/high school than to hang onto that money. The foundation of self-esteem & love of learning is cemented early. Be vigilant about your child’s school! If you’ve got a great school – tell us about it!
Not knowing for sure that you have ADHD is like fighting an invisible enemy. It’s hard to fight the battle when you can’t see your opponent. Yes, a diagnosis of any mental disorder carries some stigma with it, but denial is worse in the long run. Don’t be afraid to seek help!
First: I had a blast in Flora, IL yesterday – great groups! Lots of laughs! Will try & post a short video clip soon. Second: I think we’re going to hit the “tipping point” with ADHD one of these days and all the non-believers & the naysayers will be silenced. It will happen sooner if all the people who “get” ADHD speak up & lose the fear of being ridiculed and/or judged. There are millions of us out there!! Let’s make a ruckus!!
I just saw a poll on additudemag.com that made me curious; 33% of people who responded said that an ADHD diagnosis in themselves or their kid made them feel shame & they were uncomfortable talking about the diagnosis w/others. 30% of people felt relieved as the big mystery of their lives was revealed, 10% felt regret at not knowing sooner, 8% were glad because now they could get treatment and “get better” & 5% were sad because the things that made them different actually turned out to be a “disorder”. How did you feel?
Most of us have a tendency to dwell on the negative in our lives; ADHDers even more so. That one mean comment or unpleasant conversation can swim around in our minds for days. Learn to let go. Don’t waste precious time obsessing about things you have no control over. Focus on the things that make you feel good; look for the positive! Have a great day today!
Remember that praise works better to motivate people w/ADHD to do the right thing than coming down hard with punishment & threats. Science has proven that ADHD is not caused by deficiency of character or morals, or poor parenting but that is a neurological disorder, like autism, or depression or OCD. Now go say something nice to that ADHDer in your life!
ADHDers are well suited for keeping pace with our DSL high speed society. Ben gets more done in a day than any non-ADHDer I know. HE’s like the energizer bunny. His energy can be contagious & often ignites me to greater productivity. His high quantity of work is matched by high quality. Ben does need to be encouraged to focus on prioritizing & completion. Once again, that’s when I show up.
This week I thought I’d let Larry (my traveling buddy aka The Old Guy) do the Thought for the Day. Larry doesn’t have ADHD, but he gets to observe me up-close & personal + he’s worked with kids his whole life (as a pastor, counselor and teacher). I think he has some great stuff to share!
People with ADHD display a heart that is sensitive and generous to the needs of others. I saw this often in the students I used to teach who struggled with ADHD. They were the peacemakers, the ones most willing to share, and those students who consistently expressed compassion. That’s Ben; he hurts when others hurt and he loves to share his resources with those who are struggling.An exhibition focused on family housing presenting a selection of designs by Czech architectural studios offering an insight into contemporary Czech architecture and urbanism. Private view and exhibition guided tour with Adam Gebrian - 15 September 2015. Exhibition 16 - 25 September 2015, 12 Star Gallery, London.Normally, when a new album from a great artist hits the interwebs, we would listen to that sucker as fast as humanly possible. This time, though, things are different. A few weeks after releasing their 2020 album, Church, Galantis streamed their first live Virtual Reality concert. Featuring new releases from the album, we couldn’t imagine a better way to experience these songs for the first time.
The Swedish duo brings together Christian Karlsson of Miike Snow and Linus Eklöw from Style of Eye. Together, their project focuses on producing pop-EDM hits. Their song Runaway (U & I) from the 2015 album Pharmacy was nominated for a Grammy. No Money, from the 2017 album The Aviary went on to surpass Runaway (U & I) in popularity.
Virtual Reality concerts might be the next big thing in EDM
Virtual sets have been around for years, especially in the world of video games. Unlike traditional live streams, where viewers can simply watch a performance from home, true virtual sets allow for interaction and immersion. Famously, Marshmello performed a live concert in Fortnite on February 2nd, 2019 that attracted over 10 million attendees.
Virtual Reality (VR) takes things up a notch, bringing the viewer out of their home and into the computer world. Whereas a virtual concert will never compete with the visual immersion of a real life event, VR truly can compete. More importantly, VR unlocks a world of visual design where anything is possible. A few artists have been experimenting with this new medium for expression, including Rezz who delivered a VR concert back in July of 2019.
In real life, constraints such as time and place limit the viewers experience. Flying across the globe for a concert just isn’t realistic for most people. Even when you do make it to the show, that tall guy always seems to be standing right between you and the performer.
From a business side, real life events are capacity constrained. People who can’t get to a particular venue won’t buy tickets to the show. With VR, there are no limits to potential profits. That’s why, according to Forbes, the future of EDM counts on VR.
Galantis raised the bar for visual design in Virtual Reality concerts
What sets this show apart from VR concerts that have come before? Galantis’ concert didn’t settle for simply using new tech. They pushed the envelope,