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VietnamEver since I began making the sketchbooks, tasting notes and journals out of these craft beer boxes, and selling them, I’ve been a little concerned about stepping on the toes of the breweries who make these beers, and more specifically, the designers and agencies who create these amazing package designs.
As a graphic designer myself, I’m aware that the designs are part of their intellectual property, and never claim to be the designer or copyright owner of any of the boxes. I’ve said since the beginning, that if I’m asked by a brewery or label, that I will quit using a design or box, no questions asked, even though the argument could be made that I’m helping them keep their product or brand in front of their customer for an extended period of time while keeping it out of a landfill, that’s not the point.
That said, coming from the world of designers, photographers, artists and other creatives, where there seems to be a little different attitude — more competitive, perhaps — one thing I can say so far, that beer people are cool. Rather than replying on Instagram or Twitter with a perfectly-legal “Hey, you can’t use our stuff anymore,” most of the interactions I’ve had have been incredibly positive.
While I get a lot of “likes” from the brewers I tag in Instagram photos or tweets, some of the social media folks go out of their way to interact with you.
Even though my desk job is in a large company that has a dedicated social media person, I tend to forget that at the end of the day, craft beer brewers’ social media accounts are staffed with regular people too, or, depending on the size of the shop, perhaps the owners themselves.
And these normal people probably appreciate not having to do damage control or customer service for someone who didn’t like their product over social media once in a while. And let me say, it’s so cool to open up your phone and get a “@UintaBrewing is now following you” type message, especially when they weren’t the most recently tagged photo you uploaded.
Pro tip:
Don’t surf through the #craftbeer hashtag from your cubicle or boring meeting; the photos of rocky mountains or campers or even just the behind-the-scenes-chair-races-around-the-brewery photos will make your job seem a lot less fun by comparison.package org.mediasoup.droid.demo.vm

import android.app.Application
import androidx.databinding.BaseObservable
import androidx.databinding.Observable
import androidx.databinding.Observable.OnPropertyChangedCallback
import androidx.databinding.ObservableField
import androidx.lifecycle.LifecycleOwner
import androidx.lifecycle.observe
import org.mediasoup.droid.lib.RoomClient
import org.mediasoup.droid.lib.lv.RoomStore
import org.mediasoup.droid.lib.model.Me
import org.mediasoup.droid.lib.model.Producers.ProducersWrapper
import org.webrtc.AudioTrack
import org.webrtc.VideoTrack

class MeProps(application: Application, roomStore: RoomStore) :
    PeerViewProps(application, roomStore) {
    enum class DeviceState {
        UNSUPPORTED, ON, OFF
    }

    val connected = ObservableField(false)
    val me = ObservableField<Me>()
    val micState = ObservableField(DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED)
    val camState = ObservableField(DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED)
    private val changeCamState = ObservableField(DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED)

    // TODO: support screen share
    val shareState = ObservableField(DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED)
    private val stateComposer = StateComposer()

    override fun connect(lifecycleOwner: LifecycleOwner) {
        roomStore.me.observe(lifecycleOwner) {
            me.set(it)
            peer.set(it)
        }
        roomStore.roomInfo.observe(lifecycleOwner) {
            faceDetection.set(it.isFaceDetection)
            connected.set(RoomClient.ConnectionState.CONNECTED == it.connectionState)
        }
        stateComposer.connect(lifecycleOwner, roomStore)
    }

    class StateComposer : BaseObservable() {
        internal var audioPW: ProducersWrapper? = null
        internal var videoPW: ProducersWrapper? = null
        internal var me: Me? = null

        fun connect(owner: LifecycleOwner, store: RoomStore) {
            store.producers.observe(owner) {
                audioPW = it.filter("audio")
                videoPW = it.filter("video")
                notifyChange()
            }
            store.me.observe(owner) {
                me = it
                notifyChange()
            }
        }
    }

    init {
        isMe = true
        stateComposer.addOnPropertyChangedCallback(object : OnPropertyChangedCallback() {
            override fun onPropertyChanged(sender: Observable, propertyId: Int) {
                val me = stateComposer.me
                val audioPW = stateComposer.audioPW
                val audioProducer = audioPW?.producer
                val videoPW = stateComposer.videoPW
                val videoProducer = videoPW?.producer
                audioProducerId.set(audioProducer?.id)
                videoProducerId.set(videoProducer?.id)
                audioRtpParameters.set(audioProducer?.rtpParameters.toString())
                videoRtpParameters.set(videoProducer?.rtpParameters.toString())
                audioTrack.set(audioProducer?.track as AudioTrack?)
                videoTrack.set(videoProducer?.track as VideoTrack?)
                // TODO(HaiyangWu) : support codec property
                // mAudioCodec.set(audioProducer!= null? audioProducer.getCodec() : null);
                // mVideoCodec.set(videoProducer!= null? videoProducer.getCodec() : null);
                audioScore.set(audioPW?.score)
                videoScore.set(videoPW?.score)
                val micState = if (me == null ||!me.isCanSendMic) {
                    DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED
                } else if (audioProducer == null) {
                    DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED
                } else if (!audioProducer.paused) {
                    DeviceState.ON
                } else {
                    DeviceState.OFF
                }
                this@MeProps.micState.set(micState)
                val camState = if (me == null ||!me.isCanSendMic) {
                    DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED
                } else if (videoPW!= null && ProducersWrapper.TYPE_SHARE!= videoPW.type) {
                    DeviceState.ON
                } else {
                    DeviceState.OFF
                }
                this@MeProps.camState.set(camState)
                val changeCamState = if (me == null) {
                    DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED
                } else if (videoPW!= null && ProducersWrapper.TYPE_SHARE!= videoPW.type && me.isCanChangeCam) {
                    DeviceState.ON
                } else {
                    DeviceState.OFF
                }
                this@MeProps.changeCamState.set(changeCamState)
                val shareState = if (me == null) {
                    DeviceState.UNSUPPORTED
                } else if (videoPW!= null && ProducersWrapper.TYPE_SHARE == videoPW.type) {
                    DeviceState.ON
                } else {
                    DeviceState.OFF
                }
                this@MeProps.shareState.set(shareState)
            }
        })
    }
}The Pennsylvania “Statute of Frauds” governs the contracts enforced in the state and is set up to prevent fraudulent claims and perjury acts.
The Statute stipulates that oral or verbal contracts and contracts for sale of real state are valid contracts but non-enforceable by law. However, compensation for damages will be provided for losses arising from the breach of contracts that are entered in writing.
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