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Double click the loop activity and select the OrderProcessingList to iterate over.
Drag a Change object activity inside the loop:
Double click the change activity to open its properties.
Select the IteratorOrder at the Variable drop down and click the New button.
You will see the following properties screen: type, select:
a. For Variable, select CalculatedTotalPrice
b. For Value, enter $CalculatedTotalPrice + $IteratorOrder/TotalPrice
By iterating over the list, the price of every order will be added one by one to the 'Calculated:
a. For Variable, select OrderList.
b. For Function, select Sum.
c. For Attribute, select TotalPrice.
d. For Variable, enter a descriptive name like SumTotalPrice.
See the [documentation](/refguide6/aggregate-list) for the description of the other functions.
Click OK.
Double click on the message activity.
Replace the $CalculatedTotalPrice variable in the Parameters Expression by.
7. Related content
- Defining access rules using XPath
- Extending Your Application with Custom Java
- Working With Lists in a Microflow
- Triggering Logic using Microflows
- Creating a Custom Save Button
- Optimizing Retrieve Activities
- Error Handling
- Optimizing Microflow Aggregates
- Extract and use sub microflows
- XPath
- XPath Constraints
- Aggregate ListVisualMusic has opened up opportunities to all video jockeys (VJs) for production of visual animation presentations designed especially for the event.
Before the birth of the EU-funded VisualMusic project, compelling visual animation presentations during musical events in clubs, concert halls and other such venues, were restricted to large-scale events promoters, artists and mega-clubs. Users had to contract expensive video artists to create customised animation content. During the live event, an expert operator was needed to trigger the content as the music played. All these hurdles have been removed after the work of the company Brainstorm Multimedia with funding from the VisualMusic project. VJs and DJs real time in session VisualMusic found that VJs usually manage already rendered videos and then play them the same way disc jockeys (DJs) play music, synchronising selected pieces in turn and making them fit. Javier Montesa, R&D technical coordinator at Brainstorm Multimedia, sums up what the project means to live entertainment events: “Video doesn’t necessarily need to behave that way, graphics can be calculated in real time, and can be synchronised with the music automatically taking into account the beat, the bass, treble, spectrum and plenty of other audio parameters as the musical event is in session.” Brainstorm real-time graphics technology power transfer “We now have the VisualMusic player which allows 3D artists to create contents and VJs to prepare their own sessions based on these pieces,” explains Montesa enthusiastically. The system enables VJs to interact with LeapMotion touchless finger input, uses Kinect motion-sensing input devices and Roli lightpad Block to make music in the palm of the hand. TouchOSC supports sending and receiving Open Sound Control and Musical Instrument Digital Interface, or MIDI, messages over wifi to improve the performance while the music and graphics are playing. If there is no VJ, the system can provide music-synchronised graphic contents automatically. It behaves like a super screen saver and can even control DMX accessory effects such as smoke machines, lasers and lights, also synchronised with the song. For the ultimate in interaction, clubbers can download the VisualMusic app by pointing their smartphone at a QR code on a poster, their tickets or screens, and then provide their own input to the graphics just by shaking or orienting the device. Output to the audience via VisualMusic smartphone apps could be the spectrum of the music, or the background colour as the music evolves. Even group games can be played. When a bug brings unexpected benefits “Bugs, even if we expected them, were the unexpected challenge,” Montesa says ironically. The only way to address these issues was hard work, the user partners testing the tool every week, and the development team fixing all the encountered problems fast enough to provide new and more stable versions. “Fine-tuning tasks took three months more than expected, but produced a final result with which all of us are happy,” he states. Mass entertainment production of the future With the knowledge acquired in music clubs and the work done with DJs and VJs, the team already envisions other approaches and products that could be useful in the entertainment world. It’s clear there is a market for the VisualMusic system. Some VJs are interested in using the tool and two clubs in Ibiza have been in touch with the team. “Nevertheless, launching a product is not without risks and our commercial department is studying all the details in depth before we start commercialising VisualMusic,” Montesa concludes.
Wild Arms as someone else mentioned. That look and combination of puzzles were a good foundation to refine for modern systems.

Golden Sun technically needs one.

Also, it wouldn't have to be a Star Ocean or Valkyrie Profile, but a new tri-Ace game would be nice.

I'm not opposed to a new Chrono game, but I'm also kinda wary of one because it'll just get compared to Trigger. The only thing that really should be done is bringing both games to modern systems. It's interesting to see how Chrono Cross is considered today, because in its time it was very acclaimed, but it isn't held up anywhere near as much as other notable titles from that period. But as someone who isn't big on CC, there's nothing wrong with it to not warrant a modern port or remaster.He did call an ambulance. From youtube:

&gt;Some of these comments are hilarious. Rather than respond to everyone's comments individually I'll just address some consistent questions... As for recording vertically. I'm sorry. I wasn't filming for entertainment purposes I was filming to document. As for the cutters breaking it appears they already had a loose handle which I did not know at the time. As for punching him. I did not hit him. I gave him the old "this is Sparta" kick back and he must have hit his head on the way down. As for why I did not want to stop recording and use my phone to call police. I was not recording for my protection from the old man coming after me. I was recording to prove I did not move him with a potential broken neck etc. after seeing he was breathing and blinking and moving his head I was not concerned about blocked airways. After the guy said they disabled his phone I immediately called 911 and they told me to stay away and let the medics handle it.﻿Posted On: 30 Apr 2012 - 2:00pm
Despite the wind, rain, and yes HAIL opening night of races at Churchill Downs was covered like an active anthill with a HUGE variety of ants with “style”. From Millionaire’s Row to the Paddock area, guests of the event showed their sense of style in ways I for once, don’t have words to describe. Ladies, please know that you dress for your size, not the size you would like to be. Furthermore, there has got to be something done about this epidemic of cheap looking club wear deemed appropriate at one of the most posh sporting venues…it’s not NASCAR folks, nor should any woman look as if they are working the corner (even if they are). And gentlemen, sometimes the clothes do make the man! While my car suffered damage from the night’s events, an insurance adjuster is handling hail damage to my car. Now I just need to find a way to erase my brain of the overwhelming amount of bad fashion. As a Style Editor it angers me to see such beautiful people make themselves look trashy. Sexy can be achieved with class and style! I feel Snooki shares blame in this sweeping virus …in other news Fourth Street Live called “they need there hoe stroll back to boost biz”!
Fashionably Yours,
Chic GeekStone is the name of the game’s star, a koala who sets off to find his missing partner (and “chookie”), Alex. Good thing Stone’s a private investigator by trade, eh?
While it’s not explicitly stated, it seems as if Alex is a male. 
The adventure game has a Big Lebowski feel — loving the shirt, Stone — and has choices to be a hard-ass or use a soft touch when interrogating the anthropomorphic animals that populate the game’s world.
“Leaving a stable AAA job in pursuit of my dream project Stone certainly wasn’t easy, nor has it become any easier, but knowing our small team at Convict Games faces almost no artistic restrictions is worth it – we have no obligations, no stakeholders, just the freedom to create whatever we want,” said head of Convict Games, Greg Louden.
Louden has an extensive history in games — he’s worked on Control, Quantum Break and Crossfire 2 at Remedy Games among other projects.
“Stone may not be for everyone, but we hope it’s wild, artistic nature, and Australian influences resonate with those craving a narrative unafraid to ‘go there,'” Louden continued.
Stone is expected later this year on Windows PC and Mac.
BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law legislation setting 16 as the minimum age for a person to get married.
The Republican governor