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Allof the Feathers core modules and most plugins and database adapters automatically emit the appropriate Feathers errors for you. For example, most of the database adapters will already send Conflict or Unprocessable errors on validation errors.

To convert a Feathers error back to an object call error.toJSON(). A normal console.log of a JavaScript Error object will not automatically show those additional properties described above (even though they can be accessed directly).

It is important to make sure that errors get cleaned up before they go back to the client. Express error handling middleware works only for REST calls. If you want to make sure that ws errors are handled as well, you need to use application error hooks which are called on any service call error.

for instance, my feathers client is running on abc.com , and xyz.com is integrating abc.com in an iframe. I am supposed to get xyz.com in feathers socket object or pass the parent domain as extra headers to my feathers server.

What do you mean by go to the launcher's java settings and change the java path and I know It's prob a client side issue but if anyone knows how to read logs and knows what's going on here I would much appreciate it if you could lmk if I can troubleshoot it myself

Disabling all external mods will allow us to isolate if something is an issue related with Feather or a conflict with another mod. If a particular mod causes an issue or crash, and you've tested with normal Fabric/Forge, then we can investigate if this is an issue related with Feather.

You can reset your Feather Settings by deleting the folder located at %appdata%/.minecraft/feather. If you have changed your game directory, use the appropriate folder instead of .minecraft.

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I do not trust in any other tool to do 2D fast development considering that the UI has to be retina enabled, responsive and with transitions and animations to be programmed in very short development times.

I really like how both Starling and Feathers have proven to be great platforms for non-gaming applications. From the beginning, I felt that if you can do games, you can do anything! My client was really impressed with the multi-platform performance of AIR / Starling / Feathers, so it wasn't hard to convince them to use these libraries. Thanks, Daniel and Josh. This app wouldn't have been possible without your awesome frameworks and support!

I am overwhelmed taking back my mind to the First ever African Conference in Cameroon where a Famous Cameroonian Artist by name M. Solo thrilled the crowd as he welcomed the conference delegates in a song entitled "birds of a feather flocked together". It was a great historical event.

I had a dream and the dream was that ISAD 2010 and Argentina 2010 world conference will gather the greatest attendance in the history of stuttering. I believe this is a perfect year of gathering of champions. My dream first took me to South Africa at the world cup where I represented my Country as a goalkeeper in a full squad of 22 stuttering players. In my dream I was privileged to be among the first best 22 stutterers in the national selection hahaha !!. If Joseph the greatest dream interpreter in the Bible were here to interpret my dream then he would say nothing less than that stuttering has made me great.

Every stutterer has a dream. A dream to become great. A dream to become more than a conqueror, and above all, a dream to become the best stutterer. Many have seen stuttering to be a gift, Some consider it a new way of speaking, nevertheless, no man would give a bad name to his child in whom he is already well pleased. .

My paper aims at sensitizing people on the necessity stutterers coming together as birds of the same feather and the joy and experiences attendees benefit. What I am writing about is a narration of my experience. The first conference I attended changed my life. I heard about horrible testimonies that gave me so much courage and confidence

Knowledge got in the conference through various therapies require follow-up. Another come together in a smaller unit known to as self help support groups are necessary. These meetings are an ideal place to work on emphasizing the desirable modifications procedures designed to help one become a better communicator.

The concept of self-help or support group for PWS is not a new thing. I would like to touch upon the real role of self-help groups for people who stutter. I believe that the role of a self-help group is to allow its members to support each other through speaking and listening. If we focus only on the cure of the disorder, we may promote the idea that the disorder is a bad thing and one may feel that he/she should get rid of it. This creates a negative self-image. So we must focus primarily on self-acceptance, striving to grow within ourselves, and learning to live well with stuttering. Self-help groups must have a collaborative approach in the establishment of a relationship of mutual trust and respect between client and clinician who act in a group as a coach.

Many people suffer from different disorders in life. If someone has tried all he can to be cured of his/her disorder and finally finds no healing, he/she may suffer alone. What happens is that this person will be very worried and the stress may go round in circles and he may sink in misery. At that time, if he meets other people who have similar experiences and he talks about his experience or his worries in his own words, and he is listened to attentively by them, he can explore another way of living. When stutterers meet other stutterers and learn and share experiences, they feel relieved and start thinking positive about themselves and strive to live with stuttering.

One of the most critical and difficult phases of therapy is to transfer the progress gained in a therapeutic setting to real life or day to day situations. It is my belief then that developing or incorporating a support system must be included in any therapy for stuttering. Support group meetings provide an excellent opportunity for individuals to practice skills learned in therapy. The non-threatening and nurturing atmosphere provides an ideal opportunity to extend treatment from the therapeutic setting. In addition by encouraging such practice the individual involved in therapy is not the only one who benefits. Others attending meetings benefit by being educated about a particular therapeutic philosophy as well as specific treatment techniques. The process of explaining to others the specifics of one's therapy is a powerful reinforcing tool and is a further benefit to the client.

We all have various painful experiences. For example, we may not be able to say our name or be understood when we talk to other people. Talking in front of a group helps to build confidence something badly needed by stutterers. Participating in this kind of group may help you develop a better insight and understanding of how others react to their communicators.

In the self-help group, by seeing one person talking about his painful experience and other people listening to him in earnest, you can feel you are O.K. to talk about yourself here. Then, after you have talked about your experience, the following things may happen.

One of the most important roles that self-help/support organizations have is to advocate for people who stutter and to educate the public. Stuttering has always been associated with a negative stereotype by the public. This stereotype has been partly responsible for many of the negative feelings that stutterers have about themselves. It has also led to erroneous negative attitudes many employers possess that lead to discrimination in the workplace. By educating society about stuttering self-help/support organizations help to create an environment that is perceptually as well as genuinely less hostile toward stutterers. A more positive outcome to treatment should be aided by removing the stigma associated with stuttering.

I believe that the role of self-help/support groups in determining the outcome of stuttering therapy can be significant. The key to that role is the realization that formal therapy and participation in a support group are viewed as distinctly different by people who stutter. Both are important to the successful long term management of this most perplexing of speech disorders.

It has been gratifying to participate in helping to bridge the gap between speech-language pathologists and consumer-based self-help/support group organizations over the past few years. We have much to learn from and to teach one another. The foundation for the continued growth of the relationship will be mutual respect and understanding. Participating in conferences, self-help groups and International Stuttering Awareness Day are important milestones because they include world wide efforts between consumers and professionals to work together to improve the lives of children and adults who stutter.

Problems arise when a stutterer is confronted with someone ignorant about stuttering. When such a person meets a stutterer, he doesn't know which way to look. Both the listener and the stutterer feel uncertain. Tension rises and nervousness increases. It may be the first time this person ever heard a stutterer speak. There aren't a lot of people who stutter, and many stutterers are careful not to expose themselves, speaking little.

Many stutterers choose a profession which requires little talking as well. This brings them into less contact with the outside world and means that the outside world is less exposed to stuttering. Another vicious circle develops. Many stutterers keep to themselves and do not speak about their stuttering. They are scared, anxious, and fear that the outside world will not accept them. But how can the outside world accept them if they never meet the stutterer? It is only when people have stutterers among them that they can learn to value and accept them.

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