NORTH BY NORTHWEST A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
Rating Hitchcock's film can be rather difficult task, especially since British director made plenty of truly exceptional films during his golden period from 1950s to early 1960s. Many of those films are very distinctive from each other, but the difference in quality is microscopic. So, the scholars and critics must apply different sets of criteria when they rate Hitchcock's films. The author of this review is therefore unable to name Hitchcock's film that is, in his view, the best. But, on the other hand, I can name Hitchcock's film that provides the best viewing experience. That film is NORTH BY NORTHWEST, 1959 comedic thriller that is often mentioned as the cornerstone of that particular genre.
The plot, based on the original script by Ernest Lehman, begins in New York, where Roger O. Thornhill (played by Cary Grant) successful middle-aged advertising executive, prepares for business lunch in Plaza hotel. There he is mistaken for "Roger Chaplain" and immediately kidnapped by two sinister-looking men who take him to country house in Long Island. There he is confronted by their leader (played by James Mason), who doesn't believe Thornhill's claims of mistaken identity and decides to kill Thornhill by getting him drunk and arranging the traffic accident. Thornhill, while drunk, manages to escape his captors but he is soon arrested and charged for driving under influence. Authorities view his abduction story as alcoholic fantasy, especially since they find no evidence of foul play in the house allegedly used by captors. Thornhill, on the other hand, decided to settle this matter so he goes to UN building where he is supposed to meet the owner of the house, UN diplomat Lester Townsend (played by Philip Ober). The meeting ends with disaster for Thornhill - assassins not only kill the diplomat, but Thornhill himself is seen as the perpetrator in front of dozens of witnesses. Thornhill is now forced to flee both from assassins and police, and the only way for him to clear his name is to find the real Roger Caplan. The trail leads him to Chicago so he boards the train where he would receive assistance from Eve Kendall (played by Eva Marie Saint), attractive industrial designer who seems to fall for handsome fugitive and whose presence on the train might not be accidental.
Versatility as one of the ingredients for cinema genius could be clearly observed during Hitchcock's golden phase. NORTH BY NORTHWEST represents another brilliant example of such versatility, especially when we compare this film to Hitchcock's previous masterpiece. NORTH BY NORTHWEST in many ways provides sharp contrast to VERTIGO made one year earlier. Instead of extremely dark and unrelentingly depressive psychological drama we are now presented with light- hearted, almost farcical comedy of errors. Instead of the film that sacrifices tempo and action for the sake of establishing deep characters, we are here introduced to rollercoaster plot full of breath-taking scenes. Instead of dysfunctional characters on the verge of psychosis NORTH BY NORTHWEST gives us one of the clearest examples of Hitchcockian "ordinary man in extraordinary situation" formula.
On this particular occasion, "ordinary man" is played by Cary Grant, extraordinary actor who had great previous experience with Hitchcock, usually playing suave characters. This time character of Roger O. Thornhill represented quite a challenge, because protagonist of this film was supposed to be "normal", ordinary person. Unable to brush off his already iconic looks and mannerism, Grant had to rely on some interesting character quirks that would make this character closer to the perception of Joe Average. So, his character of Thornhill is given some rather unflattering baggage - two failed marriages, boozing and lying habits plus and image of mamma's boy that doesn't quite corresponds with his greying hair. Ironic dimension of the last element was recognised by Hitchcock and he accordingly gave the role of Thornhill's mother to Jessie Royce Landis, actress younger than Grant. Many critics often like to see Thornhill in NORTH BY NORTHWEST as the precursor to the movie character of James Bond, but they usually ignore the fact that suaveness is the only thing Thornhill and Bond have in common. Actually, Thornhill is anything but ordinary hero - in the beginning of the film he is only passive participant in the plot beyond his comprehension. While Bond has some abilities and training to deal with extraordinary situations, Thornhill must more than often rely on luck or other people to get him out of trouble. In many instances those people are women, and in one occasion it results with rather humiliating experiences when Thornhill leaves the elevator being ridiculed as "mamma's boy". Thornhill also in many occasions makes mistakes, some of them bordering on common stupidity, and only through the rather far-fetched set of circumstances fulfils the role of the hero, still suffering setback until the very end of film.
Icy blonde - another important element of Hitchcock's formula - is this time played by Eva Marie Saint, actress who is relatively unknown compared to other Hitchcock's blondes. This is partly because reputation of Eva Marie Saint has rather tough competition in the forms of Grace Kelly, Kim Novice, Janet Leigh and Tippi Hedren, but the real reason is the fact that character of Eve Kendall doesn't exactly fit Hitchcock's stereotypes. This character is more complex and multilayered, but Saint, despite looking supernaturally glamorous in her role of femme fatale still retains some down-to-earth qualities of girl-next-door, making her character even more charming. Because of that, Saint's performance in this film is one of the most convincing female role in Hitchcock's opus and definitely the most underrated of them all.
Hitchcock in NORTH BY NORTHWEST keeps heroes and heroines within the boundaries of his formulas, but strays away from his principles when it comes to the depiction of villains. In this case, they are less interesting than protagonists. James Mason as the chief villain is suave but menacing, yet somehow his manners are too mechanical. Young Martin Landau as his creepy, but intelligent sidekick Leonard, is more impressive. Some villainous traits are even reserved for the characters usually associated with the forces of good, and Leo G. Carroll, long-time associate of Hitchcock, provides impressive performance as chillingly cynical Professor.
Hitchcock's trademarks are not only visible in the realm of characterisation, but also in the way he constructed the film. His method of building the movie on the single yet effective scene is here enriched with the excellent script that provided not one great scene but many. And all those scenes make perfect sense by gradually changing the environment and general atmosphere of the film, starting with the noisy, overpopulated streets of New York and ending in a empty, natural state of Mount Rushmore (and culminating in almost too obvious Freudian comment in the very last shot of the film). In order to achieve that effect, Hitchcock heavily relied on photography by Robert Burke and music by always reliable Bernard Herrmann. The choice of the latter is superb, especially in the scenes where Hitchcock deliberately decides not to have music in the soundtrack and thus allow that atmosphere develops through much more effective silence. Choice of locations - New York, UN Building, Mount Rushmore - is also very good, same as rather impressive architecture and interior design of Vandamm's house.
NORTH BY NORTHWEST, although probably the most beloved of all Hitchcock's films, had its share of critics, always ready to rip it to shreds by nit-picks. There are some elements in this film that might be seen as flaws, namely when it comes to the plausibility of certain scenes. For example, in the scene that takes place in UN building, Thornhill acts like no sane man would act in similar circumstances. The finale is marred by somewhat too convenient dues ex machine. And, finally, even the most cherished of all Hitchcockian moments - crop-dusting scene - might be perfect from the technical point of view, but it nevertheless features the most idiotic method of assassination in the cinema history. However, by the time this happens, the audience was already exposed to the farcical nature of this film in which nothing on screen can be taken too seriously. Viewers who bother with such details make the same mistake as those who are ready to ponder long about the true nature of "MacGuffin" in NORTH BY NORTHWEST. They should simply sit, relax and enjoy watching this as the one of the best films ever made.
RATING: 9/10 (++++)
Review written on September 25th 2000
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4.1 Introduction
This topic focuses on translating Lessons 28-32 of the Bertelsmann Data Science Scholarship Program. These lessons provide the foundation for working with databases using Structured Query Language (SQL). Like the lessons within the scholarship program, we will using data from the fictional Parch and Posey company. You can access this data by installing the parchposey package from GitHub:
# Be sure to have the devtools package
install.packages("devtools")
# Then use devtools to install the package from GitHub
devtools::install_github("jdbarillas/parchposey")
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in the following ways:
dplyr
provides a set of verbs that are combined to solve data manipulation problems. In the Basic SQL lesson, you learned about common statements used in SQL such asSELECT
,LIMIT
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In order to get the most of the lessons, you should become familiar with the following:
- The pipe operator (
%>%
) from themagrittr
package: The purpose of%>%
is to ‘pipe’ an object forward into a function or expression. For example,data %>% ...
can be read as take the objectdata
and THEN do something else with it…. Loading dplyr also loads in the pipe operator so you don’t need to load magrittr as well. Usage of the pipe will lead to concise code that’s easy to follow. For more information on the pipe, refer to the Pipes chapter in R for Data Science
This chapter will mimic the Basic SQL lesson by using function from the dplyr package. As specified in the introduction, the dplyr verbs are best when used with the pipe-operator %>%
.
We will using Parch and Posey data in this and all other SQL lessons, so make sure that the parchposey
package is installed and loaded. The same applies to the dplyr
package.
# Load the parchposey and dplyr packages
library(parchposey)
library(dplyr)
4.2 Importing Parch and Posey data
Now that you’ve loaded parchposey
, you’re able to load the necessary tables into R using the data(table_name)
function. For example, data(orders)
will load the orders table into your environment. Below you can see that the table has been loaded and that it contains the same variable as the tables in the SQL editor.
data("orders") # Add the orders table to you environment
glimpse(orders) # Get a glimpse of the loaded table
#> Observations: 6,912
#> Variables: 11
#> $ id <int> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14...
#> $ account_id <int> 1001, 1001, 1001, 1001, 1001, 1001, 1001, 100...
#> $ occurred_at <dttm> 2015-10-06 17:31:14, 2015-11-05 03:34:33, 20...
#> $ standard_qty <int> 123, 190, 85, 144, 108, 103, 101, 95, 91, 94,...
#> $ gloss_qty <int> 22, 41, 47, 32, 29, 24, 33, 47, 16, 46, 36, 3...
#> $ poster_qty <int> 24, 57, NA, NA, 28, 46, 92, 151, 22, 8, NA, 3...
#> $ total <int> 169, 288, 132, 176, 165, 173, 226, 293, 129, ...
#> $ standard_amt_usd <dbl> 613.77, 948.10, 424.15, 718.56, 538.92, 513.9...
#> $ gloss_amt_usd <dbl> 164.78, 307.09, 352.03, 239.68, 217.21, 179.7...
#> $ poster_amt_usd <dbl> 194.88, 462.84, 0.00, 0.00, 227.36, 373.52, 7...
#> $ total_amt_usd <dbl> 973.43, 1718.03, 776.18, 958.24, 983.49, 1067...
4.3 Select columns from tables with select()
From the Basic SQL lesson, we know that every SQL query will at least have a SELECT
and FROM
statement. We will follow the same convention for now while introducing our first dplyr verb function: select
.
select()
is able to take 2 arguments:
1..data
which points to a table
2. the columns to select.
To see how this works, let’s use select
with the orders table as the value for .data
but no other values.
select(.data = orders)
#> # A tibble: 6,912 x 0
# Translates to:
## SELECT FROM orders:
As you can see, the function returned the full table with 6,912 rows but no columns. This is because select
is usually used to keep only the columns specified within the function. Therefore, since no columns were specified then no columns were returned.
However, there are a number of special “helper” functions that work inside the function to select columns based on different criteria. One such helper function, everything()
, is the equivalent to the asterisk (*) used in a query to select all columns within a table.
Therefore, the following SQL query
SELECT *
FROM orders
is equivalent to
select(.data = orders, everything())
# SELECT FROM orders: everything!
or using the pipe
orders %>%
select(everything())
# FROM orders, SELECT everything!
#> # A tibble: 6,912 x 11
#> id account_id occurred_at standard_qty gloss_qty poster_qty
#> <int> <int> <dttm> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 1 1001 2015-10-06 17:31:14 123 22 24
#> 2 2 1001 2015-11-05 03:34:33 190 41 57
#> 3 3 1001 2015-12-04 04:21:55 85 47 NA
#> 4 4 1001 2016-01-02 01:18:24 144 32 NA
#> 5 5 1001 2016-02-01 19:27:27 108 29 28
#> 6 6 1001 2016-03-02 15:29:32 103 24 46
#> 7 7 1001 2016-04-01 11:20:18 101 33 92
#> 8 8 1001 2016-05-01 15:55:51 95 47 151
#> 9 9 1001 2016-05-31 21:22:48 91 16 22
#> 10 10 1001 2016-06-30 12:32:05 94 46 8
#> # ... with 6,902 more rows, and 5 more variables: total <int>,
#> # standard_amt_usd <dbl>, gloss_amt_usd <dbl>, poster_amt_usd <dbl>,
#> # total_amt_usd <dbl>
You may have noticed the change in order in the last chunk of code, where the name of the table comes before the verb.
The reason for doing this is to facilitate the reading of the code for someone who may not have a background in programming. We know that orders is a table within our environment and that the %>%
operator can be read as THEN. Putting these together we can read the above as:
Take the orders table and THEN
select everything within the table
We don’t need to limit ourselves to only one pipe within a call. We can keep adding functions as actions to be taken on the orders table.
Remember that for both SQL and R, the SELECT/select()
statement/function is where you put the columns for which you would like to show the data.
Your Turn
Convert the following query to R code. Make sure the R output matches the SQL output and try to use the %>%
operator. Protip: In RStudio, use CTRL+SHIFT+M to add a pipe.
SELECT id, account_id, occurred_at
FROM orders
| id | account_id | occurred_at |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1001 | 2015-10-06 17:31:14 |
| 2 | 1001 | 2015-11-05 03:34:33 |
| 3 | 1001 | 2015-12-04 04:21:55 |
| 4 | 1001 | 2016-01-02 01:18:24 |
| 5 | 1001 | 2016-02-01 19:27:27 |
| 6 | 1001 | 2016-03-02 15:29:32 |
| 7 | 1001 | 2016-04-01 11:20:18 |
| 8 | 1001 | 2016-05-01 15:55:51 |
| 9 | 1001 | 2016-05-31 21:22:48 |
| 10 | 1001 | 2016-06-30 12:32:05 |
orders %>%
select(id, account_id, occurred_at)
#> # A tibble: 6,912 x 3
#> id account_id occurred_at
#> <int> <int> <dttm>
#> 1 1 1001 2015-10-06 17:31:14
#> 2 2 1001 2015-11-05 03:34:33
#> 3 3 1001 2015-12-04 04:21:55
#> 4 4 1001 2016-01-02 01:18:24
#> 5 5 1001 2016-02-01 19:27:27
#> 6 6 1001 2016-03-02 15:29:32
#> 7 7 1001 2016-04-01 11:20:18
#> 8 8 1001 2016-05-01 15:55:51
#> 9 9 1001 2016-05-31 21:22:48
#> 10 10 1001 2016-06-30 12:32:05
#> # ... with 6,902 more rows
4.4 Limit the number of rows returned with head()
As you were taught in the course, the LIMIT statement is useful when you want to see just the first few rows of a table. In SQL, this can be much faster for loading than if we load the entire dataset. This statement also holds true within R.
For example, the following query will return all columns for the first 3 rows from the orders table.
SELECT *
FROM orders
LIMIT 3;
| id | account_id | occurred_at | standard_qty | gloss_qty | poster_qty | total | standard_amt_usd | gloss_amt_usd | poster_amt_usd | total_amt_usd |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1001 | 2015-10-06 17:31:14 | 123 | 22 | 24 | 169 | 613.77 | 164.78 | 194.88 | 973.43 |
| 2 | 1001 | 2015-11-05 03:34:33 | 190 | 41 | 57 | 288 | 948.10 | 307.09 | 462.84 | 1718.03 |
| 3 | 1001 | 2015-12-04 04:21:55 | 85 | 47 | NA | 132 | 424.15 | 352.03 | 0.00 | 776.18 |
The equivalent function in R is head()
, where the argument needed is the number of rows to return. To show just the first 10 rows of the orders table with all columns, you could write the following code:
orders %>%
select(everything()) %>%
head(3)
#> # A tibble: 3 x 11
#> id account_id occurred_at standard_qty gloss_qty poster_qty
#> <int> <int> <dttm> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 1 1001 2015-10-06 17:31:14 123 22 24
#> 2 2 1001 2015-11-05 03:34:33 190 41 57
#> 3 3 1001 2015-12-04 04:21:55 85 47 NA
#> # ... with 5 more variables: total <int>, standard_amt_usd <dbl>,
#> # gloss_amt_usd <dbl>, poster_amt_usd <dbl>, total_amt_usd <dbl>
Your Turn
Convert the following query to R code. Make sure the R output matches the SQL output.
SELECT *
FROM web_events
LIMIT 15
| id | account_id | occurred_at | channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1001 | 2015-10-06 17:13:58 | direct |
| 2 | 1001 | 2015-11-05 03:08:26 | direct |
| 3 | 1001 | 2015-12-04 03:57:24 | direct |
| 4 | 1001 | 2016-01-02 00:55:03 | direct |
| 5 | 1001 | 2016-02-01 19:02:33 | direct |
| 6 | 1001 | 2016-03-02 15:15:22 | direct |
| 7 | 1001 | 2016-04-01 10:58:55 | direct |
| 8 | 1001 | 2016-05-01 15:26:44 | direct |
| 9 | 1001 | 2016-05-31 20:53:47 | direct |
| 10 | 1001 | 2016-06-30 12:09:45 | direct |
web_events %>%
select(everything()) %>%
head(15)
#> # A tibble: 15 x 4
#> id account_id occurred_at channel
#> <int> <int> <dttm> <chr>
#> 1 1 1001 2015-10-06 17:13:58 direct
#> 2 2 1001 2015-11-05 03:08:26 direct
#> 3 3 1001 2015-12-04 03:57:24 direct
#> 4 4 1001 2016-01-02 00:55:03 direct
#> 5 5 1001 2016-02-01 19:02:33 direct
#> 6 6 1001 2016-03-02 15:15:22 direct
#> 7 7 1001 2016-04-01 10:58:55 direct
#> 8 8 1001 2016-05-01 15:26:44 direct
#> 9 9 1001 2016-05-31 20:53:47 direct
#> 10 10 1001 2016-06-30 12:09:45 direct
#> 11 11 1001 2016-07-30 03:06:26 direct
#> 12 12 1001 2016-08-28 06:42:42 direct
#> 13 13 1001 2016-09-26 23:14:59 direct
#> 14 14 1001 2016-10-26 20:21:09 direct
#> 15 15 1001 2016-11-25 22:52:29 direct


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MARS ATTACKS! A film review by Shane R. Burridge Copyright 1997 Shane R. Burridge
Mars Attacks! (1996) 102 min.
I've looked forward to Tim Burton's credit sequences ever since the delirious, operatic opening moments for BATMAN RETURNS. On this score, MARS ATTACKS! doesn't disappoint - that he can make so much of so little (namely, hokey-looking saucers flying through space) is ample proof of his talent. Unfortunately, it's so tantalizingly powerful that - for a while at least - the rest of his film appears to suffer by comparison.
The story, inspired by a series of trading cards, is so by-the-numbers that it hardly seems worth recounting here, but for the record: A fleet of alien spacecraft take up position in orbit around the Earth. The US president (Jack Nicholson), mistakenly persuaded of their peaceful intentions, finds himself running for cover as the White House and most of the surrounding neighborhood are suddenly laid to waste. He isn't the only one - the storyline jumps between several characters in different locations, all faced with the same crisis. If you think this sounds like the same plot used in INDEPENDENCE DAY, you're right - and this provides another rather troublesome area of comparison. ID4 was a megahit of a movie, a huge, global rocket-ride with big effects that netted big box office. MARS ATTACKS! is deliberately cheesy, a skewed marriage of mainstream pop and Burton's own eccentricity. But Burton's film has a significant saving grace: it is directed by Tim Burton. While the aliens of ID4 leveled entire cities with anonymous blasts from their huge starships, the Martians of MARS ATTACKS! work on a more.....*personal* level. It is at the point when the Martians make their first appearance that the story begins to pick up: they are hilarious, but also provide the film with an unexpectedly vicious edge. Under any other circumstances, Burton's grotesqueries would come across as merely violent (I don't doubt that many younger viewers in the session I attended gathered enough material for a few week's worth of nightmares) but his idiosyncratic goofiness still presides.
It's very likely that MARS ATTACKS! won't be as funny as some moviegoers would hope, nor provide the big-budget sci-fi thrills that others may be expecting. The main reason to see it is to behold Burton at work, once again re-inventing the pop culture that defined his childhood. And of course, there is the appropriately stellar cast he has assembled - as if he didn't have enough to contend with while wreaking havoc on the planet he also has to juggle enough screen time for the likes of Nicholson, Pierce Brosnan, Glenn Close, Annette Bening, Rod Steiger, Michael J. Fox, Sarah Jessica Parker, Martin Short, Danny de Vito, Tom Jones, Natalie Portman, and Joe Don Baker. It's amazing that the Martians even get a look-in - but they'll be who you remember most afterwards.
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me idea is a "stalk list". I'm often looking for players with exclusive dogtags, like the "5 times Mortar Medal", to knife them. Today I'm allways typin the player's name in the search box to check if the player is online and playin, because nearly nobody is accepting my freinds request. It would be a massive improvement, if i had a list, where i can directly see the online status (like the friends list).
I'm thinking of a button like the "Radar Button", for example "Stalk Button". By clickin these button the player will be added to a stalk list. By clickin on the stalk list, i can see all my added players with their online status and if available a server link where i can join.
What do you think?
ORFK
Global Moderator
i dont like the idea and i dont like supporters of any stalk-lists.
Topicstarter
donk4milo
It's ok. But there are allready other plugins, like the "stalk dice list". I just need a modified one ;)


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A low-accuracy, high performance, velocity-level time stepper for models containing unilateral rigid contacts or other conditional constraints. More...
Public Types | |
| enum | RestitutionModel { Poisson =0, Newton =1, NoRestitution =2 } |
| If an impact occurs at a contact where the coefficient of restitution (COR) is non zero, this option determines how we process the restitution impulse. More... | |
| enum | InducedImpactModel { Simultaneous =0, Sequential =1, Mixed =2 } |
| enum | PositionProjectionMethod { Bilateral =0, Unilateral =1, NoPositionProjection =2 } |
| enum | ImpulseSolverType { PLUS =0, PGS =1 } |
Public Member Functions | |
| SemiExplicitEulerTimeStepper (const MultibodySystem &mbs) | |
| ~SemiExplicitEulerTimeStepper () | |
| The contained ImpulseSolver will be destructed here; don't reference it afterwards! More... | |
| void | initialize (const State &initState) |
| Initialize the TimeStepper's internally maintained state to a copy of the given state; allocate and initialize the ImpulseSolver if there isn't one already. More... | |
| const State & | getState () const |
| Get access to the TimeStepper's internally maintained State. More... | |
| State & | updState () |
| Get writable access to the TimeStepper's internally maintained State. More... | |
| Real | getTime () const |
| Shortcut to getting the current time from the TimeStepper's internally maintained State. More... | |
| const State & | getAdvancedState () const |
| synonym for getState. More... | |
| State & | updAdvancedState () |
| synonym for updState. More... | |
| Real | getAdvancedTime () const |
| synonym for getTime. More... | |
| Integrator::SuccessfulStepStatus | stepTo (Real time) |
| Advance to the indicated time in one or more steps, using repeated induced impacts. More... | |
| void | setAccuracy (Real accuracy) |
| Set integration accuracy; requires variable length steps. More... | |
| void | setConstraintTolerance (Real consTol) |
| Set the tolerance to which constraints must be satisfied. More... | |
| void | setRestitutionModel (RestitutionModel restModel) |
| RestitutionModel | getRestitutionModel () const |
| void | setInducedImpactModel (InducedImpactModel indModel) |
| InducedImpactModel | getInducedImpactModel () const |
| void | setMaxInducedImpactsPerStep (int maxInduced) |
| Limit the number of induced impact rounds per time step. More... | |
| int | getMaxInducedImpactsPerStep () const |
| void | setPositionProjectionMethod (PositionProjectionMethod projMethod) |
| PositionProjectionMethod | getPositionProjectionMethod () const |
| void | setImpulseSolverType (ImpulseSolverType solverType) |
| ImpulseSolverType | getImpulseSolverType () const |
| void | setDefaultImpactCaptureVelocity (Real vCapture) |
| Set the impact capture velocity to be used by default when a contact does not provide its own. More... | |
| void | setDefaultImpactMinCORVelocity (Real vMinCOR) |
| Set the minimum coefficient of restitution (COR) velocity to be used by default when a unilateral contact does not provide its own. More... | |
| void | setDefaultFrictionTransitionVelocity (Real vTransition) |
| Set the friction sliding-to-rolling transition velocity to be used by default when a frictional contact does not provide its own. More... | |
| void | setMinSignificantForce (Real minSignificantForce) |
| Set the threshold below which we can ignore forces. More... | |
| Real | getMinSignificantForce () const |
| Real | getAccuracyInUse () const |
| Return the integration accuracy setting. More... | |
| Real | getConstraintToleranceInUse () const |
| Return the tolerance to which we require constraints to be satisfied. More... | |
| Real | getDefaultImpactCaptureVelocity () const |
| Return the value set for this parameter, but the actual value used during execution will be no smaller than the velocity constraint tolerance. More... | |
| Real | getDefaultImpactMinCORVelocity () const |
| Return the value set for this parameter, but the actual value used during execution will be no smaller than the impact cature velocity. More... | |
| Real | getDefaultFrictionTransitionVelocity () const |
| Return the value set for this parameter, but the actual value used during execution will be no smaller than the velocity constraint tolerance. More... | |
| Real | getDefaultImpactCaptureVelocityInUse () const |
| Return the value actually being used as the default impact capture velocity. More... | |
| Real | getDefaultImpactMinCORVelocityInUse () const |
| Return the value actually being used as the default impact minimum coefficient of restitution velocity. More... | |
| Real | getDefaultFrictionTransitionVelocityInUse () const |
| Return the value actually being used as the default sliding-to-rolling friction transition velocity. More... | |
| const MultibodySystem & | getMultibodySystem () const |
| Get access to the MultibodySystem for which this TimeStepper was constructed. More... | |
| const ImpulseSolver & | getImpulseSolver () const |
| (Advanced) Get direct access to the ImpulseSolver. More... | |
| void | setImpulseSolver (ImpulseSolver *impulseSolver) |
| (Advanced) Set your own ImpulseSolver; the TimeStepper takes over ownership so don't delete afterwards! More... | |
| void | clearImpulseSolver () |
| (Advanced) Delete the existing ImpulseSolver if any. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static const char * | getRestitutionModelName (RestitutionModel rm) |
| Get human-readable string representing the given enum value. More... | |
| static const char * | getInducedImpactModelName (InducedImpactModel iim) |
| Get human-readable string representing the given enum value. More... | |
| static const char * | getPositionProjectionMethodName (PositionProjectionMethod ppm) |
| Get human-readable string representing the given enum value. More... | |
| static const char * | getImpulseSolverTypeName (ImpulseSolverType ist) |
| Get human-readable string representing the given enum value. More... | |
A low-accuracy, high performance, velocity-level time stepper for models containing unilateral rigid contacts or other conditional constraints.
At each step, this TimeStepper determines which subset of the multibody system's conditional constraints may affect behavior; those are called "proximal" constraints. It then formulates the resulting equations and invokes an ImpulseSolver to find constraint-space impulses that solve the constraint equations and satisfy all the constraint inequalities. Generally there are multiple solutions possible, and different ImpulseSolver objects use different criteria.
A variety of options are available for different methods of handling impacts, to facilitate comparison of methods. For production, we recommend using the default options.
If an impact occurs at a contact where the coefficient of restitution (COR) is non zero, this option determines how we process the restitution impulse.
The default Poisson
uses Poisson's hypothesis, which treates the COR as a ratio of impulses, providing good physical behavior. The alternative Newton
uses Newton's hypothesis which treats the COR as a ratio of velocities; this is more commonly used in other packages and can be somewhat faster, but may exhibit blatantly nonphysical behavior such as energy gain during an impact. Poisson and Newton are equivalent in most simple impact circumstances but can differ substantially in a multibody impact involving multiple coupled simultaneous collisions. The final alternative is NoRestitution
, meaning that all CORs are treated as zero so impacts are always maximally dissipative.
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| Newton | |
| NoRestitution |
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The contained ImpulseSolver will be destructed here; don't reference it afterwards!
| void SimTK::SemiExplicitEulerTimeStepper::initialize | ( | const State & | initState | ) |
Initialize the TimeStepper's internally maintained state to a copy of the given state; allocate and initialize the ImpulseSolver if there isn't one already.
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Get access to the TimeStepper's internally maintained State.
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Get writable access to the TimeStepper's internally maintained State.
Modifying this will change the course of the simulation.
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Shortcut to getting the current time from the TimeStepper's internally maintained State.
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synonym for getState.
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synonym for updState.
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synonym for getTime.
| Integrator::SuccessfulStepStatus SimTK::SemiExplicitEulerTimeStepper::stepTo | ( | Real | time | ) |
Advance to the indicated time in one or more steps, using repeated induced impacts.
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Set integration accuracy; requires variable length steps.
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Set the tolerance to which constraints must be satisfied.
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Limit the number of induced impact rounds per time step.
The effect depends on the InducedImpactModel. If Simultaneous, this setting is ignored since there is always just a single round that fully resolves the impact. If Sequential, after this many rounds the remainder of the impact is left unresolved to be dealt with at the next time step (meaning penetration will be permitted). If Mixed, this many sequential impact rounds are executed, followed by a final round which resolves any remaining penetration as for Simultaneous, meaning that all remaining induced impacts are treated as though they have zero coefficient of restitution.
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Set the impact capture velocity to be used by default when a contact does not provide its own.
This is the impact velocity below which the coefficient of restitution is to be treated as zero. This avoids a Zeno's paradox of ever-tinier time-wasting impacts. A capture velocity should be significantly greater than the velocity constraint tolerance since speeds below that are indistinguishable from zero anyway. In practice we will use as the capture velocity the larger of this value and twice the velocity constraint tolerance currently in effect.
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Set the minimum coefficient of restitution (COR) velocity to be used by default when a unilateral contact does not provide its own.
This is the velocity at which the COR reaches its specified value; below this velocity the COR increases until the capture velocity is reached, at which point the COR is set to zero. This velocity cannot be less than the capture velocity, but we don't check here. Instead we'll check at run time and use the larger of the minimum COR velocity and the capture velocity.
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Set the friction sliding-to-rolling transition velocity to be used by default when a frictional contact does not provide its own.
This is the slip velocity below which we are permitted to consider that the contact may be rolling, that is, in stiction. The transition velocity should be significantly greater than the velocity constraint tolerance since speeds below that are indistinguishable from zero anyway. In practice we will use as the transition velocity the larger of this value and twice the velocity constraint tolerance currently in effect.
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Set the threshold below which we can ignore forces.
This gives the TimeStepper to consider any force with smaller magnitude to be zero. The default value for this is SimTK::SignificantReal, about 1e-14 in double precision.
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Return the integration accuracy setting.
This has no effect unless you are running in variable time step mode.
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Return the tolerance to which we require constraints to be satisfied.
This applies even if we are not controlling overall integration accuracy. It is also used as a "minimum meaningful velocity" value that overrides other velocity thresholds if they have been set to smaller values.
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Return the value set for this parameter, but the actual value used during execution will be no smaller than the velocity constraint tolerance.
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Return the value set for this parameter, but the actual value used during execution will be no smaller than the impact cature velocity.
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Return the value set for this parameter, but the actual value used during execution will be no smaller than the velocity constraint tolerance.
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Return the value actually being used as the default impact capture velocity.
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Return the value actually being used as the default impact minimum coefficient of restitution velocity.
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Return the value actually being used as the default sliding-to-rolling friction transition velocity.
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Get access to the MultibodySystem for which this TimeStepper was constructed.
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(Advanced) Get direct access to the ImpulseSolver.
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(Advanced) Set your own ImpulseSolver; the TimeStepper takes over ownership so don't delete afterwards!
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(Advanced) Delete the existing ImpulseSolver if any.
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Get human-readable string representing the given enum value.
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Get human-readable string representing the given enum value.
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Get human-readable string representing the given enum value.
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Get human-readable string representing the given enum value.


Version 4.13¶
Release date: 2019-09-19
This release contains a number of bug fixes and new features since the release of pgAdmin4 4.12.
New features¶
Issue #2828 - Added Gather Merge, Named Tuple Store Scan and Table Function Scan icon for explain module.
Issue #4553 - Don’t wait for the database connection before rendering the Query Tool UI, for improved UX.
Issue #4651 - Allow configuration options to be set from the environment in the container distribution.
Issue #4667 - Ensure editable and read-only columns in Query Tool should be identified by icons and tooltips in the column header.
Issue #4691 - Add an Italian translation.
Issue #4752 - Refactor Dockerfile to avoid needing to run supporting scripts (i.e. ‘docker build .’ will work) and minimise layers.
Housekeeping¶
Issue #4575 - Add Reverse Engineered SQL tests for Schemas.
Issue #4576 - Add Reverse Engineered SQL tests for Views.
Issue #4600 - Add Reverse Engineered SQL tests for Rules.
Issue #4616 - Add Reverse Engineered and Modified SQL tests for Foreign Keys.
Issue #4617 - Add Reverse Engineered and Modified SQL tests for Foreign Servers.
Issue #4618 - Add Reverse Engineered and Modified SQL tests for Foreign Tables.
Issue #4619 - Add Reverse Engineered and Modified SQL tests for FTS Templates.
Issue #4621 - Add Reverse Engineered and Modified SQL tests for Indexes.
Issue #4624 - Add Reverse Engineered and Modified SQL tests for Primary Keys.
Issue #4627 - Add Reverse Engineered and Modified SQL tests for User Mappings.
Issue #4690 - Add Modified SQL tests for Resource Group.
Bug fixes¶
Issue #2706 - Added ProjectSet icon for explain module.
Issue #3778 - Ensure Boolean columns should be editable using keyboard keys.
Issue #3936 - Further code refactoring to stabilise the Feature Tests.
Issue #4381 - Fix an issue where oid column should not be pasted when copy/paste row is used on query output containing the oid column.
Issue #4408 - Fix display of validation error message in SlickGrid cells.
Issue #4412 - Fix issue where Validated switch option is inverted for the Foreign Key.
Issue #4419 - Fix a debugger error when using Python 2.7.
Issue #4461 - Fix error while importing data to a table using Import/Export dialog and providing “Not null columns” option.
Issue #4486 - Ensure View should be created with special characters.
Issue #4487 - Ensure Boolean columns should be editable in View/Edit data and Query Tool.
Issue #4577 - Fix an error that could be seen when click on any system column of a table.
Issue #4584 - Unescape HTML entities in database names in the Query Tool title bar.
Issue #4631 - Add editor options for plain text mode and to disable block folding to workaround rendering speed issues in CodeMirror with very large scripts.
Issue #4642 - Ensure port and username should not be mandatory when a service is provided.
Issue #4643 - Fix Truncate option deselect issue for compound triggers.
Issue #4644 - Fix length and precision enable/disable issue when changing the data type for Domain node.
Issue #4650 - Fix SQL tab issue for Views. It’s a regression of compound triggers.
Issue #4657 - Fix PGADMIN_SERVER_JSON_FILE environment variable support in the container.
Issue #4663 - Fix exception in query history for python 2.7.
Issue #4674 - Fix query tool launch error if user name contain html characters.
Issue #4681 - Increase cache control max age for static files to improve performance over longer run.
Issue #4698 - Fix SQL issue of length and precision when changing the data type of Column.
Issue #4702 - Fix modified SQL for Index when reset the value of Fill factor and Clustered?.
Issue #4703 - Fix reversed engineered SQL for btree Index when provided sort order and NULLs.
Issue #4726 - Ensure sequence with negative value should be created.
Issue #4727 - Fix issue where EXEC script doesn’t write the complete script for Procedures.
Issue #4736 - Fix query tool and view data issue with the Italian language.
Issue #4742 - Ensure Primary Key should be created with Index.
Issue #4750 - Fix query history exception for Python 3.6.


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Having read very carefully last Wednesday's quotation from Forty Centuries Of Ink by David N Carvalho (see 18th August), reader Glyn Webster has decided to carry out an experiment:
In my driveway—he writes—I have stacked a sheet of writing paper, a ball of cotton soaked in quicklime and orpin (calcium oxide and arsenic sesquisulphide) and a brick. I will examine it daily for any messages European readers of Hooting Yard may wish to send me. Procedure: write your message on the kerb in clear block capitals in saturn (lead—a fisherman's lead sinker will do, but pencil lead will not); kick that message hard four or five times, then park your car over it to apply a vice-like pressure.


Do not (always) use FOSUserBundle
And what to consider before using it
Our journey
- What is FOSUserBundle
- Why it's not the right fit for a professional project
- Implementing your own User Manager
- Choosing a Bundle, the Right Way ©
Hi there! 👋
- @damienalexandre 🇫🇷
- Symfony consultant since 2008
- Contributor, writer, speaker
- Elasticsearch 🔎 and Unicode enthusiast
- Beer 🍺 and Bike 🚲, not in that order
- First time public speaking in English 🇬🇧
I'm a consultant
I do audits, developments, trainings in Paris
We build web and mobile apps for awesome clients.
It all started with a new project
- Install Symfony and FOSUserBundle 🚀
- Client wants some modifications
- Tweak the bundle
- Rewrite part of the bundle
- Take a step back
- "What the hell did I do" 😥
One year ago
I had to let it go:
A bit of history
- May, 2010: Original idea and first implementation by KNPLabs 🎉
- Was called DoctrineUserBundle in reference to our good old sfDoctrineGuardPlugin 👴
- December 2010: it was moved to FriendOfSymfony
A bit of history
By then you had to use Git Submodule to install bundles:
git submodule add \
git://github.com/knplabs/DoctrineUserBundle.git \
src/Bundle/DoctrineUserBundle
😨
Symfony 2 release
July 2011: Version 1.0 was tagged,
1 month after Symfony 2.0 release.
Yes we had a deps file 😬
[FOSUserBundle]
git=git://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSUserBundle.git
target=bundles/FOS/UserBundle
- 👪 336 contributors
- 🏷 20 releases
- 📂 5 700 000 downloads
- 📒 Documentation available on Symfony.com
- 👍 Recommended on the official documentation
- 🏅 Most popular on KnpBundles
- 📝 ~5000 lines of code (NCLOC: excluding the tests and comments)
All the features
- Provide stored User object for Symfony projects:
- Doctrine ORM
- Doctrine ODM
- Propel (removed from 2.0, new separated bundle)
- Registration form with optional confirmation email
- Profile editing form
- Password reset form and handling
- Console commands for users management
What is not in FOSUser
- Authentication (Form login, basic, LDAP...)
- Authorisation (Access controls...)
- Session management
- Remember Me
- Impersonate User
- Doctrine User Provider...
Two versions
- 1.3.6: latest stable version (1.3.7 last week)
- Not compatible with Symfony 3
- 54k monthly downloads [source]
- 2.0.0-alpha3: released 1 year ago (beta1 2 days ago)
- Major update, lots of BC Break
- 24k monthly downloads
dev-master has 135k monthly downloads 😱
By the way
Congrats @XWB and @stof for the two releases!
🎉
Why you
should not
use it 🙊
It's an implementation, not a framework
- Some choices are done for the greater good
- Not everything will work for you
- You will spend a lot of time bending the implementation to your needs
- This will cause some pain
Pain #1: Username and email as identifier
- Login form uses username by default 👤
- Both email and username are unique,
so email is also valid as identifier ☑
- Most professional websites use email as identifier
- You can't really switch to emails only 😥
Pain #1: Username and email as identifier
Two user provider to chose from:
fos_user.user_provider.username
fos_user.user_provider.username_email
Pain #1: Username and email as identifier
- Symfony refers to username everywhere:
UserProviderInterface::loadUserByUsername
UserInterface::getUsername
- It really mean "identifier", and may change in the future...
- It's ok to have
getUsername
return an email
- But removing the username field is not possible, you have to hack!
Pain #1: Bye Username
- Hack the entity setter:
public function setEmail($email) {
$email = is_null($email) ? '' : $email;
parent::setEmail($email);
$this->setUsername($email);
return $this;
}
-
Remove the field from the FormType:
public function buildForm(FormBuilder $builder, array $options) {
parent::buildForm($builder, $options);
$builder->remove('username');
}
Pain #1: Bye Username
- Completely rewrite the validation constraints and implement new validation groups
- Switch the user provider to email OR username
- Full instructions here
- The username field is still in the database 😡
Pain #1: username_email provider is a hack ⚠
public function findUserByUsernameOrEmail($usernameOrEmail)
{
if<EMAIL_ADDRESS>$usernameOrEmail)) {
return $this->findUserByEmail($usernameOrEmail);
}
return $this->findUserByUsername($usernameOrEmail);
}
Creative usernames will never be found:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>𝜋 @3.14...
Pain #2: Database
The default table is full of fields you may never use
and 🚫 cannot be removed 🚫
username
and username_canonical
email_canonical
⚠
salt
, not needed since bcrypt (UserInterface)
last_login
, an UPDATE on each login ⚠
roles
is (DC2Type:array)
, no interoperability
Pain #2: Database
- AdvancedUserInterface is implemented 🙌
locked
expired
expires_at
credentials_expired
credentials_expire_at
- Doctrine's AttributeOverrides may allow to edit some fields options,
but no removing or type switching.
Pain #3: Wording
Obviously default template must be customized 🎨
Pain #3: Wording
Pain #3: Wording
The user has been created successfully
😐 🤔
Pain #3: Wording
- Good: All the texts are provided and translated in 40 languages 🌍 thanks to awesome contributors 👍
- Bad: Messages are very generics, so you still have some translation work to do ✍
Pain #3: Wording
app/Resources/translations/FOSUserBundle.en.yml
registration:
flash:
user_created: >
Your account has been created successfully,
congratulation!
Pain #3: Wording
- Emails are Twig files with translations,
and only the txt part is provided
- The Mailer use Twig blocks to get the subject, text and html body parts
- There is a MailerInterface, because the default one is opinionated
- I often build a custom FOSUser Mailer as bridge to my real application Mailer 👍
Pain #4: Extendability
- Adding a field to the user profile is easy, it's your entity:
/**
* @var \DateTime
* @ORM\Column(name="birth_date", type="date")
* @Assert\LessThan("-13 years", groups={"Registration", "Profile"})
*/
protected $birthDate;
- DO NOT forget the validation groups if you need validation
- What about form types then?
Pain #4: Extendability
class RegistrationType extends AbstractType
{
public function buildForm(FormBuilderInterface $builder, array $options)
{
$builder->add('birthDate');
}
// Extends the bundle form type
public function getParent()
{
return RegistrationFormType::class;
}
}
Pain #4: Extendability
fos_user:
...
registration:
form:
type: "AppBundle\Form\RegistrationType"
To do for both the registration and profile types 😓
File madness 🚨
app/Resources
├── FOSUserBundle
│ └── views
│ ├── Registration
│ │ ├── email.txt.twig
│ │ ├── confirmed.html.twig
│ │ ├── check_email.html.twig
│ │ └── register_content.html.twig
│ ├── Resetting
│ │ ├── check_email.html.twig
│ │ ├── request.html.twig
│ │ └── reset.html.twig
│ └── Security
│ └── login.html.twig
└── translations
├── FOSUserBundle.en.yml
└── validators.en.yml
src/
└── AppBundle
├── Form
│ ├── RegistrationType.php
│ └── ProfileType.php
└── Manager
└── FOSUserEmail.php
So much files and overwriting
Very soon in your projects, you will note that
you are building a lot on top of the Bundle,
increasing your dependency on it.
That's called Technical Debt.
Why not drop the bundle and write them anyway? 🤔
Separated User entities
- You need a Customer entity and an Admin entity?
- Install PUGXMultiUserBundle (ORM only), a Bundle that extends FOSUserBundle!
- 🚨 At your own risks 🚨
Separated Login Forms
- Custom login form for backend and customer access?
- custom routes for everything
- a new firewall and new
access_control
entries
- a new
SecurityController
extending the bundle one,
with some conditions to know what template to render 🙈
- and of course the new template
Why you shouldn't use it
- Technical debt generator if you need customization
- Hard to adapt, lots of file to write
- Hardly maintained 😧 (maybe not anymore)
- Makes visible your usage of Symfony + FOSUserBundle, which can be a security concern 🕵
inurl:"/resetting/request" "Username or email address"
Why we need it!
- Symfony Security is hard to learn 🔐
- It enables a WOW effect for new developers 😃
- Still a great piece of software if you stay in the lines 😍
Why we need it!
- This is the most used third party bundle 📈
- It's the entry point of a lot of new users,
the user base that does not know Symfony very well 👶
Maybe should help do better for the sake of Symfony? FOSUserBundle should be helpful, not scary.
Hardly maintained 😰
Issue overflow: everyone asks questions about the Symfony Security here,
thinking Security is FOSUser concern:
Hardly maintained 😰
- Plenty of other examples, just looking at the first page:
- #2251 is resolved but the user does not close it
- #2223 is out of topic
- #2206 is user pushing stress on contributors to release a new version
- #2215 is question about email going to spam...
Hardly maintained 😰
- No release for more than a year (until this month)
- Slowed down by it's own popularity 🙉
- Also, no strong labels management, no triage like FOSRest or FOSHttpCache 🗃
📆 Hack Day 📆
- What are you doing this Saturday?
- Let's try to help the most used Bundle. Let's try to help newcomers.
- That's some serious "DX" (Developer eXperience) task!
- I want to help!
Building your own
- Your own entities, no fuss, no extra fields
- Your own mailer from the start
- 100% flexibility, 100% integrated to your code base
- Some code to write:
- Your forms for register / profile and password reset
- The appropriate controllers
- The User Manager itself to create / persist, send emails, etc.
The User Entity
There is a cookbook for that
- Create your User entity, implement UserInterface
- Configure Security to load from your Entity,
that's part of Symfony
The Registration form
There is a cookbook for that
- Create a Form for the Entity
- Handle the Form Submission in a custom controller, where you have to encode the password
- Write a template
Building your own
That's basic Symfony development. Same for password reset, profile edit...
Just some decisions to make based on your needs and environment 👇 👈 👉
Like, do you need canonical fields?
Canonical fields
- FOSUserBundle adds canonical versions of all the username and email fields
mb_convert_case($string, MB_CASE_LOWER);
- This makes sure we can't have two accounts with the same email:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>With a proper collation
â
= Ä
= A
= a
🤘
Canonical fields
It works for SELECT:
SELECT<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COLLATE UTF8_GENERAL_CI
=<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COLLATE UTF8_GENERAL_CI;
=> 1
Canonical fields
It also works with UNIQUE KEY:
CREATE TABLE `test` (
`username` varchar(180) COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_ci,
UNIQUE KEY `uniqueindextest` (`username`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT
CHARSET=utf8mb4 COLLATE=utf8mb4_unicode_ci;
INSERT INTO `test` (username) VALUES
('FOOBAR@example.org'), ('foobär@example.org');
=> Duplicate entry<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=> for key 'uniqueindextest'
You do not need Canonical fields
👋
Choosing a bundle
The right way ©
Where to look
- http://symfohub.com/ is dead 😭
- KNPBundles.com is ok but not up to date 😐
- Packagist.org is the best source! 😍
- Add
&type=symfony-bundle
to filter only the Symfony Bundle!
Do not use Composer to install
😅 jQuery 😅
Please
What to check
- Is it maintained? Can I contribute? Bus factor?
- Is there any tests? Are they green?
- Is there a recent stable version?
- Is there a reasonable amount of issues?
- What are the dependencies? What are the dependencies of the dependencies?!
Almost 8200 bundles to choose from
- Never install a bundle you do not trust 100%
- What does it do and how easily can it be changed?
- Is there a complete documentation?
- Look at the issue tracker for long pending issues
- Does it add a real feature to Symfony, or is it just a library?
Wrapper Bundles
- Wrapper around a perfectly fine PHP library
- The library moves faster than the bundle, and you have to update things manually
- In some cases the Symfony Bundle adds constraints on top of the Library, like FOSElasticaBundle:
- Adds strict Configuration for the Elasticsearch mapping
- Elasticsearch mapping move faster than the bundle
- This has nothing to do with Elastica BTW
Implementation Bundles
- FOSUserBundle is an User Management implementation
- You can use it if it fits your needs well
- Otherwise you add a burden on your project, in term of maintenance and quality
- You do not want a 5000+ lines of code Bundle to only use some parts of it
3rd party Bundles
- Keep your number of Bundle as low as possible ⬇
- Prefer libraries over Bundles 💎 💍
- Stay awesome 💗
🌯 Wrap up 🌯
- FOSUserBundle is a great tool, but it's an opinionated implementation, and should not be used on professional applications:
- Too much code to write on top of it for customization
- Makes maintenance and updates harder
- We can help, join on Saturday 👍
🌯 Wrap up 🌯
- Building your own User Management system is easy
- Third party bundles are good for quick win, but think about the long term consequences
- Each Bundle you install is long term engagement 🚧
Thanks to all FOSUserBundle contributors
I'm done ✌
Throw your questions at me!
❤ Did I told you I love emoji? 🦄
@damienalexandre
Personnal Wishlist!
- Add strong label management for issues
- Remove the Groups
- Remove the AdvancedUserInterface, but provide example of how to add it
- Remove the username field, but provide example of how to use it
- Remove the last_login field, or provide a way to disable the listener
- https://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSUserBundle/issues/1309


Class SendReceiveTransaction
Send or receive transaction record
Inheritance
System.Object
SendReceiveTransaction
Namespace: CoinSpotDotNet.Responses
Assembly: CoinSpotDotNet.dll
Syntax
public class SendReceiveTransaction
Properties
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Destination address
Declaration
[JsonPropertyName("address")]
public string Address { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Amount
Amount of coin
Declaration
[JsonPropertyName("amount")]
public double Amount { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Aud
Value in AUD
Declaration
[JsonPropertyName("aud")]
public double Aud { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Coin
Coin short name, example value 'BTC', 'LTC', 'DOGE'
Declaration
[JsonPropertyName("coin")]
public string Coin { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Timestamp
Timestamp of the transaction
Declaration
[JsonPropertyName("timestamp")]
public DateTime Timestamp { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.DateTime |


Kylie Jenner’s Friendsgiving Table Seating Cards Have A Spot For Beyonce And People Are Freaking Out – See The Pics
by Alexis StoneKylie Jenner organized a tasty event and shared some pics and footage on her social media account. The Shade Room quickly spotted that one of the spots at the table is for Beyonce.
People said in the comments that it’s either a code name for someone else or that if it’s truly Beyonce’s spot there, she will definitely not be attending the event.
Someone said: ‘I just hope the food taste as good as it looks! If it does then it doesn’t matter if Beyonce showed up or not….’ and one follower posted this: ‘She’s not going. Poor baby has her hopes all up too 😂.’
One other commenter said: ‘prob a cute Calabasas code name for a black friend. duh ya’ll,’ and someone else posted: ‘She’s not coming and that food looks unseasoned lol.’
Another follower wrote that ‘We all know Beyoncé will NOT be attending this mess 😒’
Kylie has been recently in the spotlight a lot in relation to Drake. You may know by now that it’s been revealed the fact that Kylie and Drake have been spending time together lately.
Not too long ago, it was reported that an insider who spoke with People Magazine stated that Kylie ‘doesn’t seem to be dating.’
The same insider revealed that Kylie has just been seeing Drake ‘occasionally,’ however, it doesn’t seem that serious between them.
The person also said that Kylie might be hanging out with Drake just to make Travis Scott jealous. You probably recall that these two called it quite a while ago.


Microservice Toolbox
Visualize your Cluster! Eclipse and Maven Plugin for Modeling REST and gRPC Microservice Architectures.
This projects provides an IDE plugin for modeling microservice architectures. It visualizes a cluster of Spring, RESTful and gRPC microservices.
There is a Eclipse plugin as well as a IDEA IntelliJ Plugin available. See Downloads
Eclipse update-site: http://thlaegler.github.io/microservice/eclipse/latest
There is a Maven plugin for build support.
<plugin>
<groupId>com.laegler.microservice</groupId>
<artifactId>microservice-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</plugin>
Following a domain-specific approach the modeler makes use of a DSL based on a Xtext Grammar
Have a look at the github repository: https://github.com/thlaegler/microservice
Source Code: https://github.com/thlaegler/microservice
<plugin>
<groupId>com.laegler.microservice</groupId>
<artifactId>microservice-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>0.0.1-SNAPSHOT</version>
</plugin>
http://thlaegler.github.io/microservice/eclipse/microservice-modeler.setup


@import uk.gov.hmrc.govukfrontend.views.html.components._
@this(govukInput : GovukInput,
govukButton : GovukButton)
@()
@govukInput(Input(
id = "employer-paye-reference",
name = "employer-paye-reference",
label = Label(
isPageHeading = true,
classes = "govuk-label--l",
content = Text("What is Anycompany’s employer PAYE reference?")
),
hint = Some(Hint(
content = Text("This is a 3 digit tax office number, a forward slash, and a tax office employer reference, like 123/AB456. It may be called ‘Employer PAYE reference’ or ‘PAYE reference’. It will be on your P60.")
)),
classes = "govuk-input--width-10"
))
@govukButton(Button(
content = Text("Continue")
))


:: com :: sun :: star :: ucb ::
|
| service WebDAVContentProvider |
- Description
- The WebDAV Content Provider (DCP) implements a ContentProvider
for the UniversalContentBroker (UCB).
It provides access to WebDAV and standard HTTP servers. The DCP
communicates with the server using the WebDAV protocol which is an
extention to the HTTP protocol or using the plain HTTP protocol in case
the server is not WebDAV enabled.
- See also
- Content
|
| Exported Interfaces - Summary |
| XContentProvider |
provides two types of content: a Folder or Document which corresponds
to a collection or non-collection (nodes and leafs) in WebDAV
respectively.
(details)
|
| Exported Interfaces - Details |
XContentProvider
- Description
- provides two types of content: a Folder or Document which corresponds
to a collection or non-collection (nodes and leafs) in WebDAV
respectively.
DCP Contents
-
A DCP Folder (WebDAVFolderContent) is a container for
other DCP Folders or Documents.
-
A DCP Document (WebDAVDocumentContent) is a container for
Document data/content. The data/content may be anything, a WebDAV
server, like an HTTP server, does not necessarily mandate what type of
data/content may be contained within Documents. The type of data/content
is defined by the MediaType property which is different from the content
type returned from the getContentType method. The MediaType property is
mapped to the equivalent WebDAV property and the WebDAV server
calculates the value.
URL Scheme for DCP Contents
Each DCP content has an identifier corresponding to the following
scheme:
-
vnd.sun.star.webdav://host:port/<path> where <path> is
a hierarchical path of the form <name>/.../<name> and
where <name> is a string encoded according to the URL
conventions.
It is also possible to use standard HTTP-URLs. In this case the
implementation will determine by itself, if the requested resource
is DAV enabled.
Examples:
-
vnd.sun.star.webdav://localhost/davhome/ ( a DAV collection )
-
vnd.sun.star.webdav://dav.foo.com/Documents/report.sdw
-
http://dav.foo.com/Documents/report.sdw
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Empirical Bayes methods for learning prior distributions from data. An unknown prior distribution (g) has yielded (unobservable) parameters, each of which produces a data point from a parametric exponential family (f). The goal is to estimate the unknown prior ("g-modeling") by deconvolution and Empirical Bayes methods.
| Version: | 1.0-3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0) |
| Imports: | splines, stats |
| Suggests: | cowplot, ggplot2, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2016-12-01 |
| Author: | Bradley Efron [aut], Balasubramanian Narasimhan [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Balasubramanian Narasimhan <naras at stat.Stanford.EDU> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/bnaras/deconvolveR/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://github.com/bnaras/deconvolveR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | deconvolveR results |
| Reference manual: | deconvolveR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Empirical Bayes Deconvolution |
| Package source: | deconvolveR_1.0-3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: deconvolveR_1.0-3.zip, r-release: deconvolveR_1.0-3.zip, r-oldrel: deconvolveR_1.0-3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: deconvolveR_1.0-3.tgz, r-oldrel: deconvolveR_1.0-3.tgz |
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Progress indicator components.
To install this library, run: npm install @ngx-lite/progress --save and then from your Angular AppModule:
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From Bardot to Diana, iconic Paris Match photos to go under hammer
PARIS, Nov 22 ― They are the defining images of newsmakers down the decades from Princess Diana to Brigitte Bardot to Pope John Paul II.
And now some 130 of the most iconic pictures taken by the French magazine Paris Match are to be auctioned on November 25 in Paris for prices of between €1,500-€4,000 (RM6,917-RM18,445).
The auction of the celebrated covers and double-spreads will mark the 70th anniversary of a publication whose trend-setting influence has always gone well beyond France.
The pictures include powerful images from nature and conflict zones and also of politicians ranging from the deposed shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, to Charles de Gaulle and late French president Jacques Chirac.
But among the most unforgettable are those of personalities who have shaped the zeitgeist of the last decades.
Perhaps the most famous is the image of Britain’s Princess Diana, sitting alone on the diving board of a luxury yacht as a bird flies by, just a week before her death in a Paris road accident in 1997.
“Yes, it is a paparazzi photo, but it’s one that has gone down in history. This photo is Diana, it’s Lady Di and she only had eight days to live,” said Marc Brincourt, former photo editor-in-chief at Paris Match and curator of the exhibition at the Cornette de Saint Cyr auction house in Paris.
“She is alone, on the diving board. And then the seagull going by,” he added.
Another image, by photographer Jack Garofalo from 1974, celebrates the 40th birthday of actress Brigitte Bardot, her chest exposed and flowers in her hair.
“In order to pose like that in front of Jack Garofalo, you need to have trust,” said Brincourt.
“There is a trust between star and the photographer. Why? Because in that era, the stars were friends with the photographers and the Paris Match reporters,” he added. ― AFP


Javascript Code Quiz
Try to answer the following code-related questions within the time limit. Keep in mind that incorrect answers will penalize you ten seconds! Good luck!
Your score:
Try to answer the following code-related questions within the time limit. Keep in mind that incorrect answers will penalize you ten seconds! Good luck!


abstract class Filter : PIDSource
Superclass for filters
| <init> |
Filter(source: PIDSource)
Superclass for filters |
| get |
abstract fun get(): Double
Returns the current filter estimate without also inserting new data as pidGet() would do. |
| getPIDSourceType |
open fun getPIDSourceType(): Type
Get which parameter of the device you are using as a process control variable. |
| pidGet |
abstract fun pidGet(): Double
Get the result to use in PIDController. |
| pidGetSource |
fun pidGetSource(): Double
Calls PIDGet() of source. |
| reset |
abstract fun reset(): Unit
Reset the filter state. |
| setPIDSourceType |
open fun setPIDSourceType(type: Type): Unit
Set which parameter of the device you are using as a process control variable. |
| LinearDigitalFilter |
class LinearDigitalFilter : Filter
Create a linear FIR or IIR filter. |


Lucy is a 34-year old single mother who has recently been diagnosed with a cranial tumour in the right frontal lobe. The diagnosis explains her symptoms of persistent and worsening headache over the last four weeks, which have led her to resign from work and rely more on her mother for support and care. Lucy has also experienced symptoms of increased intracranial pressure, such as nausea, vomiting, and mild photophobia. Hence, it is likely that the tumour is a space-occupying lesion, which is exerting the oedema effect and causing the symptoms that Lucy is experiencing.
Taking her age and sex into consideration, the lesion is most likely to be a primary lesion, single and benign in nature. In addition, given that Lucy's father died 15 years ago of stroke related causes, her mother and her sister both have cardiovascular illness, and Lucy has HERNS syndrome, there is a high probability that the tumour has a vascular cause
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University of Colorado Denver, School of Public Affairs Candidate for Masters of Arts in Public Affairs (expected graduation May 2021) Pepperdine University Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Minor in Asian Studies
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I interned on a political campaign in 2010 (Scott McInnis for Governor) and was employed by a campaign in 2013 (Amendment 66) and 2014 (Cory Gardner for Senate). I have never donated to a political candidate or organization.
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In my professional role, I represent and advocate on behalf of more than 70 nonprofits annually to my board of trustees to be considered for funding. These are nonprofits from across the state, representing rural communities and communities along the Front Range. Similarly, I perform similar duties when considering grant applications for the City of Wheat Ridge from local nonprofits, while balancing the limited funding we have to distribute. Currently, I am on the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Advisory Committee and the Youth, Equine, and Ag Working Group for the Fairgrounds as we consider various uses and interests of the Jefferson County Fairgrounds. The role requires members to represent, involve, and engage various stakeholders and we restructure the future of the Fairgrounds.
I enjoy being involved in civic activities and processes. This particular process will have long-lasting effects for the next several decades and it is important it is done in a fair and impartial way. At the municipal and county level, I have been an active and engaged citizen and have worked on matters with a balanced approach and long-term vision, which I would also bring to the commission.
In my personal and extracurricular roles there are often competing interests and differing views on approaches, actions, or solutions. In my opinion, consensus begins with listening, clear communication, rooting one another in the same goal, and ensuring we stay aligned within this throughout the process. There is value in what each commissioner brings, and it is important to recognize that in each other throughout the process. Likewise, it is important to remain fair and impartial. Not only because that is what Coloradans expect from this process but because Coloradans also expect the commissioners to come to the table with integrity. In my community engagement work, I have had to set aside personal opinions and believes in order to remain impartial. For example, the restructuring of the Fairgrounds holds a personal draw since I spent my childhood at the Fairgrounds riding horses. While there is an emotional pull, I have learned to separate this from the facts around usage, value, community use and understanding what a viable future looks like. Bringing emotions into my role on the advisory committee or working group does not benefit me as a member nor does it benefits the future of the Fairgrounds, so it is critical for me to remain fair and impartial. This also ensures I remain a good team member for the others on the committee.
Throughout a grant review process, I must analyze the strength of each nonprofit based on community need, number of residents served, outcomes, financials, etc. Similarly, through my work at the Fairgrounds, when understanding the frequency and usage of the property, our committee pulled numbers around building usage, rental rates, days of the week, and hours of use to understand the full picture of the Fairground's usage. Numbers can be valuable in understanding a story further. There is also value in not stopping at numbers alone but understanding the “why” behind the numbers.
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"Peace Today" was Pulitzer-winning editorial cartoon, published in 1948 and drawn by Rube Goldberg, who is now famous for his drawings of zany contraptions. However, he also made excellent political comics, such as the one above. It represents the now tenuous balance brought on by the destructive power of the atomic bomb.


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I had a real pain point with the IIS Rewrite tool today. I wanted to take an out of the box canonical rewrite rule and then modify it slightly to fit my own scenario. This tool is very easy to setup simple, out of the box rules – e.g. in order to get a simple canonical url rewrite (http://test.com to redirect to http://www.test.com then we would do as follows:
You then enter the primary host name – in my case it is www.test.com
That is it! The rule is now set up – pretty easy eh! This will redirect any request that isn’t http://www.test.com to become http://www.test.com. The following code is added to the web.config file in order to make this work:
So this wasn’t quite right for my setup. I have a main URL that sits with the load balancer – lets say that is www.test.com but I have individual URLs associated with the individual servers lets say an example is http://server1.internal-test.com. I use individual server URLs for server monitoring – Pingdom will constantly hit a specific page on the individual server to test for uptime. The canonical rule I have listed above will redirect the individual URL to the load balanced URL so I had to try and change the built in rule. Firstly I tried to do this via the web.config and adding my own lines. This did not work at all. I could find little documentation about how the rule is constructed so I was basically just “hacking” the rule to try to get it to work.
Then I went and used the built-in editor for the IIS rewrite tool. When I seen the list of rules I double clicked on the rule and got the following screen:
This is where I finally got my editing correct. I had to add a condition to list -
This did not offer my any type of drop down list for the different options I had for condition input – as you can see it is currently selected as {QUERY_STRING}. I didn’t realise I had to change this. But once I had figured this out I changed it to look as follows:
This was the correct rule – it says in pseudo terms – if the URL does not match this format then perform the redirect to the canonical host. This left me with the following web.config entry
This was way too easy to mess up. I would love there to be a way to test my rules in an actual scenario – a sample application that I could pass requests to and see what the response would be. I hope you don’t fall into this rewrite rule trap! Please, IIS team, make it easier to test the rules that I have created.


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The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
by Hugh Lofting
Part 5, Chapter 4: What Makes an Island Float
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lofting, H. (1922). The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle. London, England: Lippincott Publishing.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.2
- Word Count: 976
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, british literature, children's literature
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Very early in our experience of Popsipetel kindness we saw that if we were to get anything done at all, we would almost always have to do it secretly. The Doctor was so popular and loved by all that as soon as he showed his face at his door in the morning crowds of admirers, waiting patiently outside, flocked about him and followed him wherever he went. After his fire-making feat, this childlike people expected him, I think, to be continually doing magic; and they were determined not to miss a trick.
It was only with great difficulty that we escaped from the crowd the first morning and set out with Long Arrow to explore the island at our leisure.
In the interior we found that not only the plants and trees were suffering from the cold: the animal life was in even worse straits. Everywhere shivering birds were to be seen, their feathers all fluffed out, gathering together for flight to summer lands. And many lay dead upon the ground. Going down to the shore, we watched land-crabs in large numbers taking to the sea to find some better home. While away to the Southeast we could see many icebergs floating—a sign that we were now not far from the terrible region of the Antarctic.
As we were looking out to sea, we noticed our friends the porpoises jumping through the waves. The Doctor hailed them and they came inshore.
He asked them how far we were from the South Polar Continent.
About a hundred miles, they told him. And then they asked why he wanted to know.
"Because this floating island we are on," said he, "is drifting southward all the time in a current. It's an island that ordinarily belongs somewhere in the tropic zone—real sultry weather, sunstrokes and all that. If it doesn't stop going southward pretty soon everything on it is going to perish."
"Well," said the porpoises, "then the thing to do is to get it back into a warmer climate, isn't it?"
"Yes, but how?" said the Doctor. "We can't ROW it back."
"No," said they, "but whales could push it—if you only got enough of them."
"What a splendid idea!—Whales, the very thing!" said the Doctor. "Do you think you could get me some?"
"Why, certainly," said the porpoises, "we passed one herd of them out there, sporting about among the icebergs. We'll ask them to come over. And if they aren't enough, we'll try and hunt up some more. Better have plenty."
"Thank you," said the Doctor. "You are very kind—By the way, do you happen to know how this island came to be a floating island? At least half of it, I notice, is made of stone. It is very odd that it floats at all, isn't it?"
"It is unusual," they said. "But the explanation is quite simple. It used to be a mountainous part of South America—an overhanging part—sort of an awkward corner, you might say. Way back in the glacial days, thousands of years ago, it broke off from the mainland; and by some curious accident the inside of it, which is hollow, got filled with air as it fell into the ocean. You can only see less than half of the island: the bigger half is under water. And in the middle of it, underneath, is a huge rock air-chamber, running right up inside the mountains. And that's what keeps it floating."
"What a pecurious phenometer!" said Bumpo.
"It is indeed," said the Doctor. "I must make a note of that." And out came the everlasting note-book.
The porpoises went bounding off towards the icebergs. And not long after, we saw the sea heaving and frothing as a big herd of whales came towards us at full speed.
They certainly were enormous creatures; and there must have been a good two hundred of them.
"Here they are," said the porpoises, poking their heads out of the water.
"Good!" said the Doctor. "Now just explain to them, will you please? that this is a very serious matter for all the living creatures in this land. And ask them if they will be so good as to go down to the far end of the island, put their noses against it and push it back near the coast of Southern Brazil."
The porpoises evidently succeeded in persuading the whales to do as the Doctor asked; for presently we saw them thrashing through the seas, going off towards the south end of the island.
Then we lay down upon the beach and waited.
After about an hour the Doctor got up and threw a stick into the water. For a while this floated motionless. But soon we saw it begin to move gently down the coast.
"Ah!" said the Doctor, "see that?—The island is going North at last. Thank goodness!"
Faster and faster we left the stick behind; and smaller and dimmer grew the icebergs on the skyline.
The Doctor took out his watch, threw more sticks into the water and made a rapid calculation.
"Humph!—Fourteen and a half knots an hour," he murmured—"A very nice speed. It should take us about five days to get back near Brazil. Well, that's that—Quite a load off my mind. I declare I feel warmer already. Let's go and get something to eat."


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Genesis 21:21
And he dwelt in the wilderness of Paran: and his mother took him a wife out of the land of Egypt.


13 September 2014
...And This is how it begins...
I came back from office and went into kitchen to see what my friends were up to.
Babaji: Hey Raka did you know that we took a domain. It is called milkandcigarettes dot so. See it's like milk and cigarettes dot so ...hahahahaha
Me: milkandcigarettes?
Ghome: why did you tell him? It was supposed to be a surprise.
Justass and Babaji: See it's like we wake up every day and the first thing we think of is milk for tea and cigarettes. That's how milkandcigarettes.so was started. They told me everything about the project. From deployment, architecture and how to take it forward.
After few days, I asked Justass lets make design and write html, css and make it live.
"This was the design which he made in the beginning."
And now it was my turn to build and told Justass I will do it. But after few days I forgot and on Tuesday evening he asked hey did you do that? I was like what? The milkandcigarettes. Oh that I will complete it today.
I was busy all the day and I almost forgot whole thing. I was fully tired due to working full day in the office. While I was returning back from the office I thought I will complete this milk and cigarettes in Cab. So I boarded the cab and started writing the code. I completed the page and slept in the cab.
After reaching home I showed to Justass and told him I did this in the cab today. Everyone was amazed.
On Saturday we decided to make it live as we discussed let us not put some dummy article. And told me to write how I completed my task, write about it.
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