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class Herbivore < Player
  before_save :set_values

  def set_values
    self.xp = 0
    self.max_xp = 50
    self.hp = 5
    self.max_hp = 5
    self.ap = 3
    self.max_ap = 3

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Hi, I’m William Albright, engineer for Linguabee.

Let me start with thanking Shanley and Amelia and everybody else involved in the MVC project. I’ve been following Shanley for a while, I know she’s onto good things!

When she said she would be setting up a media organization focusing on tech, diversity, and culture; I was really excited. Why? Obviously its important but I don’t think everybody understands it on the same level.

Consider my experience interviewing for an intern position at VWGOA, before I considered to become an engineer, when I sat in a room with the HR boss and 2 interpreters. That experience would stay with me the rest of my life; during the interview, one of the interpreters couldn’t understand me at all. She kept misunderstanding what I said, and the other interpreter would correct her sometimes. The only thing I communicately clearly was disappointment through my face so HR boss would understand that I was having difficulty with the interpreter, as a way to mitigate the damage.

This is

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$(document).ready(function(){

  $("a.send").click(function() {

    $address = $("#addy").val();

    $apiUrl = "https://congress.api.sunlightfoundation.com/legislators/locate?zip=" + $address

    $.ajax({
      url: 'https://congress.api.sunlightfoundation.com/legislators/locate?zip=92506', // can't use apiUrl variable?

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class BankAccountForm
  include Virtus.model
  include ActiveModel::Model

  attribute :country, String
  attribute :routing_number, String
  attribute :account_number, String
  attribute :first_name, String
  attribute :last_name, String
  attribute :dob, Hash[String => String]

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def assignments=(assignments)
  assignments.each_with_index do |a, i|
    instance_name = "@assignment_#{i}_view"
    # set @assignment_view here if instance_variable_get returns nil
    unless instance_variable_get(instance_name)
      view = build_assignment_label([[50, 0], [325, 50]], 16, UIFontWeightThin, i)
      instance_variable_set(instance_name, view)
    end
    @assignment_view = instance_variable_get(instance_name)
    @assignment_view.text = a.summary

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class Scheme < ApplicationRecord
  has_one :logo, as: :imageable, class_name: 'Image', dependent: :destroy

  has_many :steps, class_name: 'Scheme::Step', dependent: :destroy
  has_many :screens,
           through: :steps, source: :steppable, source_type: 'Screen'
  has_many :screen_groups,
           through: :steps, source: :steppable, source_type: 'Screen::Group'
  has_many :scheme_responses, class_name: 'Scheme::Response'

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$font-family-sans-serif:
  // Safari for OS X and iOS (San Francisco)
  -apple-system,
  // Chrome < 56 for OS X (San Francisco)
  BlinkMacSystemFont,
  // Windows
  "Segoe UI",
  // Android
  "Roboto",
  // Basic web fallback

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-> C0T
== C0T ==
# special: true
# video: C0T.mp4
- Welcome to our lab at the National Deaf Center. Here, we track a group of worlds in a parallel universe we call the “Deafverse.” Today you will be traveling through the first world. In this world you meet a friendly robot who needs your help to rescue another robot that has lost its way. You will encounter everyday situations and challenges. In each situation, you will be presented with several choices, each will take you down a path depending on the decisions you make. You can take a break anytime you like, and come back to continue playing Deafverse!

Remember, in the Deafverse, you are the one who chooses your future!
*   Start Chapter One
-> C1S1P1