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It * exports more than the public API of the package to aid in testing. */ /** * The list of core modules allowed to opt-in to the private APIs. */ const CORE_MODULES_USING_PRIVATE_APIS = ['@wordpress/block-directory', '@wordpress/block-editor', '@wordpress/block-library', '@wordpress/blocks', '@wordpress/commands', '@wordpress/components', '@wordpress/core-commands', '@wordpress/core-data', '@wordpress/customize-widgets', '@wordpress/data', '@wordpress/edit-post', '@wordpress/edit-site', '@wordpress/edit-widgets', '@wordpress/editor', '@wordpress/format-library', '@wordpress/patterns', '@wordpress/preferences', '@wordpress/reusable-blocks', '@wordpress/router', '@wordpress/dataviews', '@wordpress/fields', '@wordpress/media-utils', '@wordpress/upload-media']; /** * A list of core modules that already opted-in to * the privateApis package. */ const registeredPrivateApis = []; /* * Warning for theme and plugin developers. * * The use of private developer APIs is intended for use by WordPress Core * and the Gutenberg plugin exclusively. * * Dangerously opting in to using these APIs is NOT RECOMMENDED. Furthermore, * the WordPress Core philosophy to strive to maintain backward compatibility * for third-party developers DOES NOT APPLY to private APIs. * * THE CONSENT STRING FOR OPTING IN TO THESE APIS MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME AND * WITHOUT NOTICE. THIS CHANGE WILL BREAK EXISTING THIRD-PARTY CODE. SUCH A * CHANGE MAY OCCUR IN EITHER A MAJOR OR MINOR RELEASE. */ const requiredConsent = 'I acknowledge private features are not for use in themes or plugins and doing so will break in the next version of WordPress.'; // The safety measure is meant for WordPress core where IS_WORDPRESS_CORE is set to true. const allowReRegistration = false ? 0 : true; /** * Called by a @wordpress package wishing to opt-in to accessing or exposing * private private APIs. * * @param consent The consent string. * @param moduleName The name of the module that is opting in. * @return An object containing the lock and unlock functions. */ const __dangerousOptInToUnstableAPIsOnlyForCoreModules = (consent, moduleName) => { if (!CORE_MODULES_USING_PRIVATE_APIS.includes(moduleName)) { throw new Error(`You tried to opt-in to unstable APIs as module "${moduleName}". ` + 'This feature is only for JavaScript modules shipped with WordPress core. ' + 'Please do not use it in plugins and themes as the unstable APIs will be removed ' + 'without a warning. If you ignore this error and depend on unstable features, ' + 'your product will inevitably break on one of the next WordPress releases.'); } if (!allowReRegistration && registeredPrivateApis.includes(moduleName)) { // This check doesn't play well with Story Books / Hot Module Reloading // and isn't included in the Gutenberg plugin. It only matters in the // WordPress core release. throw new Error(`You tried to opt-in to unstable APIs as module "${moduleName}" which is already registered. ` + 'This feature is only for JavaScript modules shipped with WordPress core. ' + 'Please do not use it in plugins and themes as the unstable APIs will be removed ' + 'without a warning. If you ignore this error and depend on unstable features, ' + 'your product will inevitably break on one of the next WordPress releases.'); } if (consent !== requiredConsent) { throw new Error(`You tried to opt-in to unstable APIs without confirming you know the consequences. ` + 'This feature is only for JavaScript modules shipped with WordPress core. ' + 'Please do not use it in plugins and themes as the unstable APIs will removed ' + 'without a warning. If you ignore this error and depend on unstable features, ' + 'your product will inevitably break on the next WordPress release.'); } registeredPrivateApis.push(moduleName); return { lock, unlock }; }; /** * Binds private data to an object. * It does not alter the passed object in any way, only * registers it in an internal map of private data. * * The private data can't be accessed by any other means * than the `unlock` function. * * @example * ```js * const object = {}; * const privateData = { a: 1 }; * lock( object, privateData ); * * object * // {} * * unlock( object ); * // { a: 1 } * ``` * * @param object The object to bind the private data to. * @param privateData The private data to bind to the object. */ function lock(object, privateData) { if (!object) { throw new Error('Cannot lock an undefined object.'); } const _object = object; if (!(__private in _object)) { _object[__private] = {}; } lockedData.set(_object[__private], privateData); } /** * Unlocks the private data bound to an object. * * It does not alter the passed object in any way, only * returns the private data paired with it using the `lock()` * function. * * @example * ```js * const object = {}; * const privateData = { a: 1 }; * lock( object, privateData ); * * object * // {} * * unlock( object ); * // { a: 1 } * ``` * * @param object The object to unlock the private data from. * @return The private data bound to the object. */ function unlock(object) { if (!object) { throw new Error('Cannot unlock an undefined object.'); } const _object = object; if (!(__private in _object)) { throw new Error('Cannot unlock an object that was not locked before. '); } return lockedData.get(_object[__private]); } const lockedData = new WeakMap(); /** * Used by lock() and unlock() to uniquely identify the private data * related to a containing object. */ const __private = Symbol('Private API ID'); // Unit tests utilities: /** * Private function to allow the unit tests to allow * a mock module to access the private APIs. * * @param name The name of the module. */ function allowCoreModule(name) { CORE_MODULES_USING_PRIVATE_APIS.push(name); } /** * Private function to allow the unit tests to set * a custom list of allowed modules. */ function resetAllowedCoreModules() { while (CORE_MODULES_USING_PRIVATE_APIS.length) { CORE_MODULES_USING_PRIVATE_APIS.pop(); } } /** * Private function to allow the unit tests to reset * the list of registered private apis. */ function resetRegisteredPrivateApis() { while (registeredPrivateApis.length) { registeredPrivateApis.pop(); } } ;// ./packages/private-apis/build-module/index.js (window.wp = window.wp || {}).privateApis = __webpack_exports__; /******/ })() ; The Daily Posh – VGNTravel
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Travel & LesiureFor modern organisations who’ve busily spent the recession investing in modernising their enterprise fashions and higher understanding their prospects, the world of Journey & Leisure is now not about survival, it’s about opportunity. Maureen Kearney , Associate Director for Science, Nationwide Museum of Pure History (Smithsonian Institution) spoke next. Kearney’s discuss, “Increasing the Energy of Natural History Information: Frontiers in Research and Collections on the Smithsonian’s Nationwide Museum of Natural Historical past,” was an inspiring overview of the function of pure history museums on this era of rapid international change to mobilize collections knowledge and natural history knowledge for science and society.

For those who’re something like me, soon after scraping clear your dinner plate, you bounce up and excavate the dessert cupboard for a tasty treat. (For me, custard is usually concerned). And if that wasn’t sufficient to fulfill my calorie counter, about a few hours later, I’m heading to the biscuit barrel for a sweet accompaniment to a pleasant cup of tea. By the time I wake up the following morning, I could eat Kellogg’s out of house and home. Quite merely, and elegantly expressed by at present’s technology, I’m “a bit of a foodie”.

Situated in Junjung and is about 14 kilometres from Kulim City. Ever since 1980s, this destination has been a great vacationer attraction with its foremost product being the waterfalls and ecosystem environment of the forest, rubber plantation as well as fruit orchards. Throughout fruit seasons, especially the durian season, guests should purchase the fruits instantly from the orchard homeowners. The main activities or program to be loved here embrace picnicking, dipping, swimming and camping.

After this AHA! moment”, we have been efficiently able to build confidence with skills contained in the classroom and even discovered that he was quite a math whiz. His confidence even trickled over into his clothing and meals choices. He began making an attempt new things and being pleased with it! He made pals in his classroom and they cheered him on when he wore a special shirt for the day….once more, priceless! I might provide you with many different examples as to why body language and facial cues are SO essential for our college students, however this one is by far my favourite. Having that core understanding of feelings (beyond simply completely happy, mad, and sad) can open up so many different alternatives, each inside and out of doors of the classroom.

However as for which industries seem extra concentrated before, just off the top of my head…let me think. Banks. Airlines (which is why they don’t seem to be now all going bankrupt). Pharma. Vitality. Consumer nondurables. Food. Semiconductors. Entertainment. Heavy equipment manufacturing. So anecdotally, it does seem to be there’s plenty of this happening, and it is not simply health care and government.

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