 call' do
      expect(session.public_send(resource_name)).to be_equal(session.public_send(resource_name))
    end
  end
end
Abigail and the Snowman is exactly what it says on the tin — a charming all-ages adventure between a girl and her fantastic friend.
Abigail and her dad are new in the neighborhood. Dad’s a good-humored electrician who’s just gotten fired from his new job, so while he applies to find work, Abigail works at fitting in to her new environment. Joining a new school is tough, so when no one wants to play with her, she shrugs and pets Claude, her “invisible dog”.
It’s not a focus of the book, but I really enjoy Abigail and her father’s relationship. He encourages her imagination and clearly deeply cares for her. He believes in her and keeps a good attitude while still being honest with her. He’s a dream parent, but still realistic. It’s refreshing to see, and it’s a wonderful basis for the sense of humor throughout the book.
Similarly, it’s not clear whether Abigail really believes in Claude, or whether she’s entertaining herself instead of settling for being bored, or whether she’s just nicely imaginative. That’s not a complaint; it’s recognition that it might be all of these things, and a compliment as to the complexity author Roger Langridge is putting into a “kids’ book”. Regardless, it prepares her for meeting a yeti, whom she also names Claude.
He’s able to make himself invisible to adults, but the kids can see him. And, suited to Langridge’s approach to comedy, he’s wearing a jacket and tie and smoking a pipe. He’s like your dream uncle from the 1950s. He’s escaped from government captivity, which provides the conflict, since two bumbling men-in-black are pursuing him.
Ladgridge’s cartooning is, as always, astoundingly good. The characters are animated, with strong senses of personality and movement. He builds rich environments quickly with just the right images. The characters show themselves through visuals, both in design and action.
Issue #1 sets up the meeting between the two title characters. In issue #2, Claude (the yeti) comes home with her before she takes him to school, making for some lovely, funny sequences. This installment is setting up the coming showdowns, giving us emotional background to care about what happens.
Issue #3 ramps up the action, as the big bad guy is revealed, and we see how the pair decide to proceed. Skilled wordless sequences demonstrate both Abigail and Claude’s friendship and his history. I’m also touched by the back-and-forth between Abigail and her dad. He’s protective, but he’s also willing to let her make decisions and take action. It’s the most surprising (and pleasing) part of the book for me.
This month’s issue #4 will conclude the short series. I’m eager to see how Langridge next astonishes me. Also, read his commentary on issue #1 to learn even more about how beautifully he assembles a page.
I'm a financial advisor I deal with this same issue daily. All this  data screams at you but all the major firms put out numbers flat or higher than our current market value while others are calling for 12% (another 6%) this year (Deutsche). It's a very peculiar, possibly unprecedented, situation we're in. Raising interest rates, high P/E, and a market FILLED with optimism backed by new protectionist/capitalist leaning administration...  Hopefully investors can stay vigilant and remember every firm PROJECTS a 10-12% correction every year intra-year and that it is nothing to be alarmed about.  It will come and it will pass and it will recover, it always has.  Q: Is it possible to enhance the default appearance of svg title tooltip I would like to change the default appearance of tooltip in svg elements (title) by any means such as js or css.
I even tried stuff like this:
var title = document.createElementNS('http://www.w3.org/2000/svg','title');
title.textContent='<foreignObject width="100" height="50" requiredExtensions="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><div style="background:blue;">'+arr[j].ypos+'</div><foreignObject>';
rect.appendChild(title);

but regardless of whatever i insert as the textContent of title, its simply rendered as a string.
Is there any way to style the default tooltip? Other simple and straightforward alternatives for creating tooltips in svg without using any plugins are also welcome...

A: You could try this: How to change the style of Title attribute inside the anchor tag?. I didn't test it, so I don't really know if it works.
But since you are using SVG, you can do better than that since you can draw tooltips with any color and shape, even animated. Since you are generating it dynamically with a script, you can calculate the size based on the content and alter the height and width accordingly.
Here is an example of a tooltip using a rounded rectangle in SVG:
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="100%" height="100%">
    <g id="component">
        <rect id="content" width="50" height="50">
        </rect>
        <g class="tooltip" transform="translate(20,20)" opacity="0.9">
            <rect rx="5" width="100" height="25"></rect>
            <text x="15" y="16">Hello</text>
        </g>
    </g>
</svg>

I used CSS hover to make it appear and disappear:
#component.tooltip {visibility: hidden}
#component:hover.tooltip {
    visibility: visible;
}
.tooltip text {
    fill: black;
    font-size: 12px;
    font-family: sans-serif;
}
.tooltip rect {
    fill: yellow;
    stroke: blue;
}

You can experiment with it in this JSFiddle.
You can also store your tooltips in a <defs> block and reuse it in different objects.
Change the power supply or acquire a reconstructed computer system
The power supply on my better half's computer system simply offered up the ghost.
I can change the power supply for ~$ 100 or I can acquire a rebuilt equipment from the very same buy ~$ 200.
Which alternative should I take and also why?
Keep in mind: the new equipment has even more memory and also a much faster cpu.
The power supply from the reconstructed computer system might simply be an el - cheapo, that will certainly additionally pass away quickly.
In fact what I generally do is accumulate old busted computer systems, and also exchange out components till I have an excellent functioning computer system. I have in fact obtained an all new power supply in this manner. It was the first point that was exchanged on that particular computer system, yet it ended up the motherboard was damaged.
If you are not certain and also particular of your capability in opening the equipment and also transforming the PSU or otherwise certain what type, dimension and also ranking would certainly be ideal after that the new equipment course need to be favored.
If the equipment is audio, matches your needs and also, as others have actually commented, has actually not shed any kind of parts when the PSU fell short, I would certainly change the PSU (and also have actually carried out in the past)
The equipment software program and also cabling is currently set up with what I desire where I desire it and also the COMPUTER equipment works with various other equipment I will not be transforming.
Unless I am acquiring an up - market or bespoke new equipment after that the substitute PSU will certainly be far better than one in a new COMPUTER as, when contrasted to reduced - end PSUs, I can select one that has even more power rails, neater cabling is quieter and also extra power reliable (lower power prices with time and also generates much less warmth (helpful for me and also the COMPUTER) ). Anecdotally the equipments appear extra immune to brownish - outs and also really quick power disturbances.
Don't acquire an economical power supply. I've performed in the past, and also it was crazy. One-time I constructed a new COMPUTER I wore out 2 economical no - name brand name power products prior to I acquired a top quality one.
The total up to invest in a power supply relies on the electrical power that you require, so it's tough to claim specifically just how much you require to invest yet $100 is not inconceivable for a top quality power supply.
A power supply for ~$ 100?? It is a little pricey.
You can locate much cheaper ones
If the COMPUTER is various other sensible oK, I 'd possibly change the power supply. If absolutely nothing else it removes the demand to exchange the HDD or duplicate every one of the documents.
If the COMPUTER is obsolete after that think of changing, yet contrast rebuilt to a cost-effective new COMPUTER.
If the power supply handed out, it could have taken