 the nogui success is now automatically tested as well
- 24 Feb, 2020 2 commits
As viewers are not independent from core, make sure it is possible to use any component without the viewers
- 23 Feb, 2020 1 commit
Using Viewer* is deprecated. Using the viewer name untie the link between viewers and component The optimization consist in refreshing the interactive viewer only if its widget is visible When the widget (InteractiveViewerFrame) becomes visible, the viewer is forced to refresh.
- 22 Feb, 2020 2 commits
(less text, more separators)
- 20 Feb, 2020 4 commits
Users can specify a viewer extension file. This will be saved in the preference and load at initialisation time
- 19 Feb, 2020 4 commits
+ add a specific description for the viewers and little code cleanings
A new test for generating, configuring and compiling a viewer extension This test guarantees a CEP can add a viewer extension
- 18 Feb, 2020 1 commit
- 17 Feb, 2020 2 commits
All the viewers provided by CamiTK CE 4.2 have now a space in their name Warning: this may break your component visibility.
+ FIXED issues from different analyzer
- 16 Feb, 2020 1 commit
- 15 Feb, 2020 3 commits
STACKED was just a specific case of EMBEDDED
- 12 Feb, 2020 2 commits
config does not call any getWidget() therefore safeguard the deletion process
Now you can use CAMITK_PRINT_POINTER in order to transform a pointer of any type to a QString (sometimes useful during the debugging process)
- 07 Feb, 2020 2 commits
- 06 Feb, 2020 3 commits
- NEW Imp show all central viewer The show viewer actions are not needed anymore - NEW introducing the dual panel viewer Very simple viewer that relies on MedicalImageViewer to do the heavy work (for instance the synchronization between the viewers is already taken into account by what the MedicalImageViewer set in place). Shows how to simply re-use the default axial and 3D viewer in a dual panel viewer... - NEW Visibility menu to set the visibility of a component in a viewer - FIXED simplified Viewer API No need for the numberOfViewedComponent method - FIXED BitmapViewer and InteractiveSliceViewer can only see SingleImageComponent - FIXED image component management of visibility in 3D viewer and some override warnings Thanks to Maxime that prepared most of then visibility menu code - FIXED add viwer count test + fix numbers of actions and extensions - FIXED broken tests Note that the sleepingwhileworking automatic test are now disabled until it is possible to specify a dependency of the action with one ore more viewer extensions - FIXED bug: do not record null viewer is the component viewer's list When testcomponents is ran, no viewer extensions are loaded. Application::getViewer(..) returns nullptr. As MeshComponent set its visibility in the 3DViewer, and there is no 3DViewer, nullptr was registered in the list. This caused a crash later on, when refresh() was called. - FIXED arbitrary viewer in fancy - FIXED embed the arbitrary viewer in the medical image viewerThe luxurious Buick Riviera was an immediate hit when it arrived for the 1963 model year as GM’s response to the four-seater Ford Thunderbird, with evocative Euro-styling that’s still highly appealing today.
GM’s design chief Bill Mitchell wanted to recapture that magic with the dramatic ’71 model, created by Jerry Hirschberg (later Nissan’s head of design), who accentuated the stretched-out body style with a boldly tapering roofline that extended to a near-point at the middle of the back bumper, with an almost-horizontal rear window.
Naturally, it was nicknamed the Boattail, a retro reference harking back to sporty pre-war cars, exemplified by the iconic Auburn Boattail Speedster. The Riviera’s front was kind of pointy, too, while chrome trim along its flanks outlined the curvaceous styling.
Riviera’s new look continued only through 1973. Although the boattail styling appears intriguing today, it was not a big success at the time, with Mitchell opining that perhaps it was too extreme for the buying public.
The Burnt Coral Irid paint is in fine condition, and the white interior is in beautiful shape, the seller adds, with full power features and the original radio with a working 8-track tape player, although a custom sound system with Bluetooth has been added. The car sits on Coker classic whitewall tires fitted to factory Buick rally wheels.
Power is provided by the original 455cid big-block V8 and automatic transmission. Despite the massive size of the Riviera, it should still move out nicely with that torque monster under its hood.
One of the most stylish cars of its day, the Riviera is priced at $24,900 for this well-kept survivor.
Do you have anymore photos?
Do you have original purchase sales info.?
Body, Engine & Interiors photos?
Where is the car located presently?
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I remember in the summer of ’71, myself and 5 other friends were on the way to the beach in a friend’s family Ford wagon, not to be misunderstood, it had the 390 and held it’s own on that July long weekend. All of a sudden this bright, candy apple red flash, whooshed by, all we could see was the torpedo shaped rear window, ever so briefly because this Buick Riviera was towing a boat and passing everything on sight… without breaking a sweat. I swore then and there Iz’d have one of those before my time on this rock was up. Had just about every type of vehicle but this much desired vehicle (I’ve owned 3 Corvettes ’96, ’02, and ’04, 2 Thunderbird hardtop deluxe, Millenium Editions and Mercedes Benz SL500, I love cars).   

Stay strong, and hold to your resolve. Drinking won't make these problems easier to handle, it will just add one more to the list. You sound like a strong and determined young woman building a glorious and happy future, and you're doing a pretty damn fine job of it.  

Keep it up. Your daughter will thank you.  

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So, let me fix that here- Fault Milestone One is great and if you have any kind of stomach for kinetic VNs and probably-too-much-impossible-to-pronounce terminology, you should definitely go experience it.
Milestone Two, then, and already I can’t really say anything about it. The story starts hard, and I couldn’t possibly explain anything about it without spoiling what made it so great. Let it suffice that I was left open-mouthed gawping at the screen just five minutes into Milestone Two. Legit mindblown. This isn’t a VN that is happy to stay constrained within the usual limits of the genre, and that’s commendable.
Yeah, I’m on this ride until the end. There’s another part of the story that hasn’t come out yet, titled Side:Below, so I’m sure this one is