At one point in life, you may find yourself in a situation where you need someone to guide you in solving some problems. These could be problems relating to basically anything from, family problems to work issues.  Here is what you should know about finding a psychiatrist NYC.
The task of the individual is essentially to diagnose and treat conditions related to the mind. These conditions may be as a result of a general body illness or mental problems. What the diagnosis reveals is what will provide guidance of the kind of treatment that will be given. For example that which is caused by a mental problem could be sorted by counseling.
A number of methods are used during the diagnostic part of any treatment of this nature. One of the commonest is by going through a CT scan which essentially brings out a picture of how the brain of an individual looks. An MRI scan can also be used to determine what the reason behind certain human behavior is.
As seen from what is involved in this task, it is correct to conclude that it is a technical branch of medicine. A number of complex machines are used at different stages of diagnosis and even treatment. The meaning of this is that you need to find a specialist to work with when you require the services of one. Not just any doctor out there can provide you with the assistance that you very much require.
A number of considerations should therefore be looked into before settling on any physician to handle any problem that is related to this matter. The first thing to consider is training. In order to be good at any trade, it is necessary that you receive adequate training in it.
It is impossible to speak of training without mentioning experience. So much more expertise comes with experience. In essence, when any expert gets to practice the same thing over and over again for quite some time, it tends to stick. Furthermore, one even gets better at that particular activity. Find yourself a specialist who will not encounter anything new when handling your situation.
Other individuals who have worked with people in this profession before can help make work very easy for you. All you need to do is consult them for some help. Get to know those they hired for services so that you have the opportunity of considering them for the task of treating you or your relatives. From there, narrowing down to the best will not be difficult.
It is a requirement of the law that every psychiatrist NYC bears a license to practice. The permit can only be obtained after certification by the board of psychiatry. This is one important factor to look out for so as to avoid being in the hands of one who is not operating legally. Be very careful about this.


Dialog module.
MIT. See LICENSE for full details.
The font dialog allows users to choose a font installed on the system. It uses the native platform font selection dialog where available, or a dialog implemented in Tcl/Tk otherwise. Unlike most of the other dialogs, the fontchooser does not return an immediate result because on some platforms (Mac OSX) the standard font dialog is modeless while on others (Windows) it is modal. To accommodate this difference, all user interaction with the dialog will be communicated to the caller via commands or virtual events.
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This dialog to aid method chaining.
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@smallfind Done: https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/16b13aee-6be3-4c71-9b5e-ede82ea48d53
Thanks!
(And I feel silly for asking this but can you tell me why there's a "claim" button at the top of this record?)
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-04-30 02:17:42.there is a mismatch in the subject browse. I generated the subjects csv file but I get a psql not found error when I run the task to load the subjects browse. I'm working to fix this with @kayiwa. Most likely we are creating a new staging worker box to run the tasks.
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-04-30 12:58:33.The payload is base64 encoded.
Great, thanks. Added some notes on that to https://github.com/pulibrary/pomegranate/wiki/RabbitMQ---Sneakers
@hackmastera I would like this to also work for the FA (see above) :) thank you! but "view in finding aid"? perhaps?
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by None at 2020-04-30 14:13:13.@kayiwa you were right there is no playbook for the lib-pulindexer. I'll open an issue to create one.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-04-30 14:26:39.milestoned
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-04-30 14:26:39.https://github.com/pulibrary/pulfalight/tree/issues-224-jrgriffiniii-coll-notes ensures that the relevant EAD2 elements are indexed into Solr. I will proceed next by ensuring that these are rendered for collections and components on the appropriate pages.
https://github.com/pulibrary/pulfalight/commit/afeb56bda62eece1e47ce6536b50943277c2ece2 introduces a Presenter-based pattern for rendering the markup for the collection-level notes.
@Faith Yes, I'm trying to accommodate the deepest hierarchy. This is how it looks at 8 deep, which we have several of (and it fails at this width):
So, my first instinct is that we will need to widen it or have a way to manually expand the width of the TOC. However, we can't do that in mobile, so I will try another version with smaller indents so we can get eight deep with label wrapping. Wrapping labels only works if we have the space to begin with.
Also, what do you think of using the PUI vocab and call it "Collection Organization" rather than "Content"?
ok, @sdellis; sounds good. thanks.
And hmmm, think I prefer Contents (or Contents and Arrangement per pulfa 2.0). To me, collection organization, doesn't indicate the ability to discover/browse all of the materials in a collection. Might be a question to pose to our stakeholders.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2023-07-14 16:32:52.Some preliminary considerations to discuss with DACS and Alma teams: 1. Alma currently only has item records for SC ReCAP collections, not for everything. 2. We are currently not sending items as part of the nightly aspace2alma. 3. To automate this process, we would need to modify the nightly process to include items. Question: would we want to only include the ReCAP locations? Probably. 4. Because Alma doesn't reject duplicate barcodes that come in as part of an import job, we need to front-load a deduplication process. (Let's triple-check this.  5. The silver lining is that everything that is going to ReCAP must be barcoded, so the deduplication can safely be done on barcode, even if Alma doesn't do it for us. 6. As @mzelesky suggests, we could run an export job for SC items in ReCAP locations that gets uploaded to lib-sftp. Question: what would be the failsafe in case the items export job or upload to lib-sftp fails? (An outdated file on lib-sftp would result in a duplicate items upload to Alma because it would not reflect items that have been imported to Alma in the meantime.) We need some sort of "burn after reading" mechanism. 7. The aspace2alma job would then have to grab the file from there first, dedupe on barcode, and send back to lib-sftp only the items not found in Alma. Failsafe could be that it doesn't find a file, it exits. 9. On the Alma end, we need to set the (currently manual) import job to run on a schedule
Concerns (notes from meeting with @mzelesky ): 1. will barcodes change before sending to ReCAP? 2. Stakeholders should meet with Marie to make sure that isn't the case 3. We will use a publishing profile to get item information from Alma 4. We will use an import profile to import data to Alma 5. Preprocessing could involve looking at the published report 6. For matches that are found, we may need to keep track of the item id 7. failsafe: when processed, rename the file 8. should this really be nightly? or weekly? the publishing job runs for 4 hours 9. how will this project fit into the ReCAPping quotas?
@mzelesky has created a draft publishing job in the Sandbox.
Items to possibly tweak include - [ ] MARC fields - [ ] a subdirectory within aspace - [ ] do we need to keep track of identifiers in the end?
(there may be more)
@mzelesky : From @jmeyer4
Response from Marie: "As far as the project goes as long as I am in the loop in regard to amount of carts to send and when, all is good. For the barcode issue, we only change the barcode on items that have NO barcode on front cover. I think Mark was thinking of items that are being withdrawn from ReCAP for one reason or another. For those we routinely change the barcode to not create confusion in the future, but that wouldn’t be the case for your project. Hope this clears that up."
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by None at 2023-07-14 18:15:12.Closing for now, since ChangeTheSubject is now in its own gem.
When we have a specific use case for converting the AugmentTheSubject work into a gem, we can open a new ticket, and have the discussions about how to make it work best for the use case (e.g. whether it should be its own gem, or the same gem as ChangeTheSubject).
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-07-14 15:13:14.Moved this a bug issue: https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/2187
I did find some odd cases where bibs should be tagged as "Indigenous Languages (Western Hemisphere)" but are not.
First, it looks as though $v Texts is not working properly.
Among the results of Algonquian languages—Texts (19) 6 records are not tagged
None of Apache languages—Texts (3) is tagged.
Among the results of Zapotec language—Texts (42) 7 records are not tagged
Now I know Blacklight does not distinguish between $v Texts and $x Texts, and for our tagging interest we are only interested in the former, but spot-checking found plenty of $v Texts in there.
Or take a look at the title Bitter water: Diné oral histories of the Navajo-Hopi land dispute (4 records) All four have the identical string 650 #0 a| Navajo language v| Texts. But only the three with 041 a| nav are tagged. (One of them is a Harvard copy. I visited hollis.harvard.edu to find its source marc record) MMSID<PHONE_NUMBER>1306421 has 041 a| eng only, and is not tagged as Indigenous Languages.
Second, my analysis also exposes some encoding errors in the 041 fields of bib records. Lumped constructions like
may be found in older records (and I suspect a higher presence in SCSB records), and would be skipped by the tagging project. Would it be possible to loosen up the matching criteria a tiny bit to scoop up such records as well?
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I'm converting this to a draft because it did not fix my other branch.
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that is breaking the test. I removed that change and the tests went green... I'll do some more digging
Ok, so after digging into this further making the stars bugger in the table header are messing with the drag and drop in some way.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-07-14 19:42:50.We ran into this challenge again with the recent outage of the approvals site. If we can't pass the underlying error through, can we at least pass something that's not a 200? Even a 500 error would be an improvement.
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by Alicia Cozine at 2023-07-14 16:05:52.We meet with Mendel staff on Monday about this.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2023-07-14 00:42:16.I like the icons just find the specific ones we have now a bit confusting. I agree that testing would be helpful and maybe a key (guide) somewhere would be good. Overall I think the design is clearer and I asked one other PS person what they thought and they agreed it was more clear.
For Firestone and Mudd let's link to this - https://library.princeton.edu/special-collections/visit-us Engineering - https://library.princeton.edu/engineering PPL - honestly I am feeling a bit dumb because I can't figure out where we should be directing people. RECAP And Annex B - @faithc do you have a suggestion for this? Both are physical locations that cannot be accessed. Maybe those just don't have a link?
I don't think Plasma Physics is a repo/location. It seems that collections related to plasma physics are part of UA or Engineering.
Another repo/location is the East Asian Library. It looks like the lone collection associated with that repository, EA01, is at ReCAP.
Are there collections at Annex B?
It also makes sense to me for ReCAP and Annex B to not have a link. Can the location name for both be something like "Offsite storage facility"?
Do we think links in general are necessary here?
I think links for Firestone and Mudd are useful. I also think keeping the names of Annex and Recap are helpful for staff but just not a link. Are EA items circulated at firestone then keeping that not a link makes sence to me.
I'm not sure if EA01 would be viewed at Firestone, but I think associating it with that location for now should be sufficient. Should this also then get the https://library.princeton.edu/special-collections/visit-us link?
I think that is the safest option. I have also just added a link on that page to the ask us form so people can get to us if needed
I'm hearing:
Firestone Library - https://library.princeton.edu/special-collections/visit-us Mudd Manuscript Library - https://library.princeton.edu/special-collections/visit-us ReCAP - No Link Annex B - No Link Engineering Library - https://library.princeton.edu/special-collections/visit-us PPPL - No link, and probably won't show up anywhere.
RIght?
So it's either visit special collections or nothing.
Engineering should be https://library.princeton.edu/engineering. EA should be https://library.princeton.edu/special-collections/visit-us (for now).
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by None at 2023-07-14 12:26:06.Based on what I saw with some items in ACLU today in Aeon I would say yes it is working.
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Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractResponseType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.h Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.m |
Overview
Returns a summary of pending or paid payments that Half.com created for the seller
identified by the authentication token in the request. Only returns payments that
occurred within a particular pay period. Each payment is for one transaction for
one item in one order. An order can contain transactions for multiple items from
multiple sellers, but this call only retrieves payments that are relevant to one
seller. Payments are only issued for items and transactions that the seller has
confirmed (see the Half.com online help for details). The financial value of a
payment is typically based on an amount that a buyer paid to Half.com for a
transaction, plus the shipping cost the buyer paid to Half.com for the item, minus
Half.com’s commission. For most sellers, each month contains two pay periods: One
from the 1st to the 15th of the month, and one from the 16th to the last day of
the month. Payments are submitted to the seller’s financial institution a certain
number of days after the current pay period ends (see the Half.com online help for
details).
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
paginationResult
Contains information regarding the pagination of data (if pagination is used),
property
including total number of pages and total number of entries. -
hasMorePayments
If true, there are more payments yet to be retrieved. Additional
property
GetSellerPayments calls with higher page numbers or more entries per page
must be made to retrieve these payments. If false, no more payments are
available or no payments match the request (based on the payment status
and time filter). -
sellerPayment
Information about a single payment that matches the criteria in the
property
request. A payment is between Half.com and a seller. Each payment is for
one transaction for one item in one order. An order can contain
transactions for multiple items from multiple sellers, but this call only
retrieves payments that are relevant to one seller. The financial value of
a payment is typically based on an amount that a buyer paid to Half.com
for a transaction, plus the shipping cost the buyer paid for the item,
minus Half.com’s commission. Payments can also describe refunds that the
seller has issued. Multiple SellerPayment entries can be returned per page
of results. Typically, they are returned in reverse chronological order
(most recent PaidTime first). Only returned if payments exist that match
the request. -
paymentsPerPage
Indicates the number of payments that can be returned per page of data
property
(i.e., per call). This is the same as the value specified in the
Pagination.EntriesPerPage input (or the default value, if EntriesPerPage
was not specified). This is not necessarily the actual number of payments
returned per page (see ReturnedPaymentCountActual). -
pageNumber
Indicates which page of data holds the current result set. Will be the
property
same as the value specified in the Pagination.PageNumber input. (If the
input is higher than the total number of pages, the call fails with an
error.) If no payments are returned, the value is 0. If payments are
returned, the first page number is 1. -
returnedPaymentCountActual
Indicates the total number of payments returned (i.e., the number of
property
SellerPayment entries returned.
Properties
hasMorePayments
If true, there are more payments yet to be retrieved. Additional
GetSellerPayments calls with higher page numbers or more entries per page
must be made to retrieve these payments. If false, no more payments are
available or no payments match the request (based on the payment status
and time filter).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *hasMorePayments
Discussion
If true, there are more payments yet to be retrieved. Additional
GetSellerPayments calls with higher page numbers or more entries per page
must be made to retrieve these payments. If false, no more payments are
available or no payments match the request (based on the payment status
and time filter).
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.h
pageNumber
Indicates which page of data holds the current result set. Will be the
same as the value specified in the Pagination.PageNumber input. (If the
input is higher than the total number of pages, the call fails with an
error.) If no payments are returned, the value is 0. If payments are
returned, the first page number is 1.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *pageNumber
Discussion
Indicates which page of data holds the current result set. Will be the
same as the value specified in the Pagination.PageNumber input. (If the
input is higher than the total number of pages, the call fails with an
error.) If no payments are returned, the value is 0. If payments are
returned, the first page number is 1.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.h
paginationResult
Contains information regarding the pagination of data (if pagination is used),
including total number of pages and total number of entries.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_PaginationResultType *paginationResult
Discussion
Contains information regarding the pagination of data (if pagination is used),
including total number of pages and total number of entries.
type : class Trading_PaginationResultType
Declared In
Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.h
paymentsPerPage
Indicates the number of payments that can be returned per page of data
(i.e., per call). This is the same as the value specified in the
Pagination.EntriesPerPage input (or the default value, if EntriesPerPage
was not specified). This is not necessarily the actual number of payments
returned per page (see ReturnedPaymentCountActual).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *paymentsPerPage
Discussion
Indicates the number of payments that can be returned per page of data
(i.e., per call). This is the same as the value specified in the
Pagination.EntriesPerPage input (or the default value, if EntriesPerPage
was not specified). This is not necessarily the actual number of payments
returned per page (see ReturnedPaymentCountActual).
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.h
returnedPaymentCountActual
Indicates the total number of payments returned (i.e., the number of
SellerPayment entries returned.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *returnedPaymentCountActual
Discussion
Indicates the total number of payments returned (i.e., the number of
SellerPayment entries returned.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.h
sellerPayment
Information about a single payment that matches the criteria in the
request. A payment is between Half.com and a seller. Each payment is for
one transaction for one item in one order. An order can contain
transactions for multiple items from multiple sellers, but this call only
retrieves payments that are relevant to one seller. The financial value of
a payment is typically based on an amount that a buyer paid to Half.com
for a transaction, plus the shipping cost the buyer paid for the item,
minus Half.com’s commission. Payments can also describe refunds that the
seller has issued. Multiple SellerPayment entries can be returned per page
of results. Typically, they are returned in reverse chronological order
(most recent PaidTime first). Only returned if payments exist that match
the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *sellerPayment
Discussion
Information about a single payment that matches the criteria in the
request. A payment is between Half.com and a seller. Each payment is for
one transaction for one item in one order. An order can contain
transactions for multiple items from multiple sellers, but this call only
retrieves payments that are relevant to one seller. The financial value of
a payment is typically based on an amount that a buyer paid to Half.com
for a transaction, plus the shipping cost the buyer paid for the item,
minus Half.com’s commission. Payments can also describe refunds that the
seller has issued. Multiple SellerPayment entries can be returned per page
of results. Typically, they are returned in reverse chronological order
(most recent PaidTime first). Only returned if payments exist that match
the request.
entry type : class Trading_SellerPaymentType
Declared In
Trading_GetSellerPaymentsResponseType.h


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| Crispy Seaweed | £6.20 |
| Mini Spring Rolls (Vegetarian Available) | £6.20 |
| Sesame Prawn on Toast | £7.20 |
| "Wor Tip" Pan Fried Pork Dumplings (4 Pieces) | £7.20 |
| Dry Shredded Smoked Chicken (in Salted Chilli & Garlic) | £10.80 |
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| Satay Lamb with Peanut Sauce on Skewers (4 Pieces) | £8.80 |
| Satay Chicken with Peanut Sauce on Skewers (4 Pieces) | £7.80 |
| Satay Prawn with Peanut Sauce on Skewers (6 Prawns) | £10.30 |
| BBQ Capital Ribs in Tangy Sauce | £7.80 |
| Peppercorn Salted Chilli & Garlic Spare Ribs (Dry) | £7.80 |
| Dry Roasted Spare Ribs | £7.80 |
| Peppercorn Salted King Prawns in Chilli & Garlic (Dry) | £11.00 |
| Spicy Capital King Prawns (Lightly battered in tangy capital sauce with Chillies) | £11.00 |
| King Prawns in Batter with Sweet & Sour Sauce | £11.00 |
| Butterfly King Prawns in Bread Crumbs (4 Pieces) | £7.80 |
| Crab Claws (2 Pieces) | £12.90 |
| Whole Soft Shell Crab Salted Chilli & Garlic (Dry) | £12.30 |
| Scallops Fried in Batter with Sweet & Sour Sauce | £11.80 |
| Steamed Scallops in Shells (3 Pieces) | £12.30 |
| Mussels in Black Bean Sauce | £9.00 |
| Mussels in Green Thai Curry Sauce | £9.00 |
| Aromatic Mongolian Lamb Lettuce Wrap (with Plum Sauce) | £13.50 |
| Szechuan Style Spicy Aromatic Lamb Lettuce Wrap | £11.50 |
| Quarter Duck | £13.50 |
| Half Duck | £23.30 |
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Traditionally prepared in the shell, with a choice tasty sauce in a bed of noodles |
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| Hot & Sour Soup | £4.80 |
| Vegetarian Hot & Sour Soup | £4.80 |
| Sweet Corn with Chicken Soup | £4.80 |
| Sweet Corn with Crab Meat Soup | £5.50 |
| Won Tun Prawns Dumpling Soup | £5.50 |
| Straw Mushrooms & Chicken Soup | £4.80 |
| Vegetarian Sweet Corn Soup | £4.80 |
| Steamed Whole Sea Bass (In Seafood Soya Sauce with Spring Onion) | Seasonal Price |
| Fillet of Fresh Sea Bass in Seafood Soya Sauce | £14.80 |
| Special Capital Fish Fillet Lightly Battered in Spicy Capital Sauce | £13.00 |
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| Kung Po Fish Fillets (Lighty battered with Sweet and Spicy) | £13.00 |
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| Spicy Capital Squid, Lightly Battered in Spicy Capital Sauce | £13.00 |
| Sweet & Sour King Prawns | £13.00 |
| King Prawns in Ginger & Spring Onions | £13.00 |
| King Prawns with Chilli & Basil (with Green Peppers & Chillies) | £13.00 |
| King Prawns with Cashew Nuts in Ho Sin Sauce | £14.50 |
| Szechuan Style King Prawns (with Onions & Green Pepper & Chillies) | £13.00 |
| King Prawns with Scallop & Asparagus | £13.00 |
| Scallops Stir Fried with Fresh Broccoli (in Light Garlic Sauce) | £13.00 |
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| Sizzling Steak Fillet in Black Pepper Sauce | £17.50 |
| Sizzling Sauteed Beef & Chicken in Black Bean Sauce | £14.50 |
| Sizzling Satay Chicken in Spicy Peanut Sauce | £13.50 |
| Sizzling Pork Fillet Cantonese Style (with Onions in Capital Fruity Sauce) | £13.50 |
| Sizzling Lamb in Honey & Black Pepper Sauce | £13.50 |
| Sizzling Lamb in Ginger & Spring Onions | £13.50 |
| Sizzling King Prawns in Satay Peanut Sauce | £14.20 |
| Sizzling King Prawns in Chilli & Black Bean Sauce | £14.20 |
| Sizzling King Prawns Cantonese style (in Capital Fruity Sauce) | £14.20 |
| Sizzling Mixed Seafood in Seaspice Chilli Sauce | £14.20 |
| Sizzling Scallops in Chilli & Garlic Sauce | £14.20 |
| Classic Cantonese Roasted Duck | £12.50 |
| Duck in Sweet Chilli Sauce & Basil | £12.50 |
| Duck with Fresh Orange in Mandarin Sauce | £12.50 |
| Dry Shredded Smoked Chicken in Garlic & Chilli | 10.80 |
| Chicken with Cashew Nuts in Hoi Sin Sauce | £11.80 |
| Lemon Chicken (Fried in Light Batter with Lemon Sauce) | £10.30 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken (Hong Kong Style, in Sauce) | £10.30 |
| Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls | £8.80 |
| Fried Chicken with Crispy Onions (With Capital BBQ Sauce) | £10.30 |
| Kung Po chicken (In Spicy Sweet & Sour Sauce with Water Chestnuts) | £10.30 |
| Chicken with Ginger & spring Onions | £10.30 |
| Chicken in Black Bean Sauce (with Green Peppers and Onions) | £10.30 |
| Szechuan Chicken (Spicy Szechuan Sauce, Onions & Green Peppers) | £10.30 |
| Sweet & Sour Pork (Hong Kong Style) | £10.30 |
| "Char-Sui" Chinese BBQ Roasted Pork | £10.30 |
| Pork Fillets with Honey & Black Pepper Sauce | £10.30 |
| Peppercorn Salted Pork Fillets with Chilli and Garlic (Dry) | £10.30 |
| Crispy Shredded Chilli Beef | £11.30 |
| Beef in Ginger & Spring Onions | £10.30 |
| Beef in Black Bean Sauce | £10.30 |
| Szechuan Style Beef (Spicy with Onions & Green Peppers) | £10.30 |
| Ma Po Tofu (Soft Tofu cubes & Minced Beef with strong preserved vegetables in Chilli Sauce) | £10.30 |
| Lamb Slices in Sweet Chilli & Basil | £12.50 |
| Szechuan Style Lamb Slices (Spicy with Onions & Green Peppers) | £12.50 |
| Chinese Style Beef Curry | £12.30 |
| Chinese Style Chicken Curry | £12.30 |
| Chinese Style Lamb Curry | £12.30 |
| Chinese King Prawn Curry | £13.00 |
| Thai Style Hot Green Curry with Beef (Aromatic Herbs & Creamy Coconut Milk) | £12.50 |
| Thai Style Hot Green Curry with Chicken (Aromatic Herbs & Creamy Coconut Milk) | £12.50 |
| Thai Style Hot Green Curry with Lamb (Aromatic Herbs & Creamy Coconut Milk) | £12.50 |
| Thai Style Hot Green Curry with King Prawns (Aromatic Herbs & Creamy Coconut Milk) | £13.00 |
| Vegetarian Thai Style Hot Green Curry with Aubergine (Aromatic Herbs & Creamy Coconut Milk) | £11.50 |
| Stir Fried Noodles with Beansprouts | £5.90 |
| Special Chow Mein | £8.80 |
| Chow Mein with Chicken | £8.00 |
| Chow Mein with Beef | £8.00 |
| Vegetarian Chow Mein | £7.80 |
| Special Mixed Fried Udon (Thick Japanese style Noodle) | £11.50 |
| King Prawns Chow Mein | £12.00 |
| Singapore Style Spicy Vermicelli (Rice Noodles, Vegetarian Available) | £8.80 |
| Beef Ho Fun | £12.80 |
| Beef Ho Fun With Black Bean sauce | £12.80 |
| Seafood Crispy Noodle (King Prawns, Squid & Scallops) | £13.30 |
| Heen's Crispy House Fried Noodle (Mixed topping of Prawns and Meat) | £12.80 |
| Vegetarian Crispy Noodle with Tofu and Vegetables | £11.50 |
| Special Fried Rice | £5.70 |
| Singapore Spicy Fried Rice (Vegetarian Available) | £5.70 |
| Shredded Chicken & Spring Onions Fried Rice | £5.70 |
| Vegetarian Fried Rice (with chopped Vegetables, no egg) | £5.50 |
| Egg Fried Rice with Spring Onions | £4.80 |
| Plain Steamed Rice | £3.90 |
| Vegetarian Crispy Aromatic Duck with Pancakes (Served with Plum Sauce, Spring Onions & Cucumber) | £13.30 |
| Mixed Vegetarian Hor's d'oeurves for Two (For two persons or more) | £18.80 |
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| Peppercorn Salted Fried Tofu with Salted Chilli & Garlic (Dry) | £7.80 |
| Vegetarian Lettuce Wrap | £7.80 |
| Kung Po Tofu Vegetarian Style (Spicy Sweet & Sour with Water Chestnuts ) | £8.80 |
| New Style Vegetarian Crispy Shredded Chilli 'Beef' | £9.00 |
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| Monks Vegetable (with Chinese Vegetable and Tofu in Oyster Sauce) | £8.80 |
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Rocket Man
Chad'z rating: ** (out of 4 = fair)
1997, PG, 90 minutes [1 hour, 30 minutes]
[comedy]
starring: Harland Williams (Fred Randal), William Sadler (Cpt. Overbeck), Jessica Lundy (Julie Ford), Beau Bridges (Bud Nesbitt); written by Oren Aviv, Craig Mazin, Greg Erb; produced by Eric L. Gold; directed by Stuart Gillard.
Seen Monday, October 27 @ 6:50 p.m. at the Glenwood Movie Plex Cinemas in Oneida, NY by myself for free (free pass) (theather rating: **)
As bizarre as this may sound, it takes a lot of intelligence to make stupidity seem funny. Back in the 1980s Pee Wee Herman proved this as he didn't just rely on gags to make jokes, he created an original, detailed atmosphere in which the gags fit in perfectly.
The key to making a good comedy about stupidity is to first define a setting in which the ridiculous and the absurd is only slightly different from everything else.
 Fred is 30 years old, but often acts as if he's 10. Right from the get-go it's hard to believe he could act the way he does (and work where he does) without anyone noticing how immature he is. All the other characters are played straight, but there's no wit or satire, so the "idiot in the real world" shtick doesn't work. When Fred does his elaborate impersonations and many Jim Carrey-esque slapstick routines, it's not that funny because there's absolutely no reaction within the film.
At least the movie doesn't waste any time in getting to the point. When one of the astronauts slated for the Mars mission can't make it, Fred is selected to go in his place since he knows how the mission's computers work. Of course all of this is explained with complete logic which only enhances the overall lameness.
Most of the first act depicts Fred's space training and consists of one generic sight gag after another. The majority of them aren't funny because they're cartoony and just plain dumb. There's Fred holding his breath for three minutes and kicking the other guy in the groin, there's Fred throwing a monkey around the room and making monkey noises, there's Fred's face turning to rubber on the G-force simulators.... the list goes on.
Eventually the mission to Mars is a go and Fred finds himself on a space shuttle with the arrogant Captain Overpeck (Sadler), and the sweet Julie Ford (Lundy) - the pretty woman who despises Fred at first but will eventually come to like him. There's also Beau Bridges as Bud Nesbitt, a mission controller who botched the Apollo 13 mission, but forms a subtle friendship with Fred. How many times have these formulas been used before? It's not even worth holding cliches like these against the film because there's so many of them. It's like trying to scrape rust off a car made up almost entirely of rust.
This film is a comedy, which means it's meant to make you laugh. So does it at least succeed in this respect? There are a few funny gags here and there, but overall the film has a very low batting average. I'd say about one out of every 10 or 15 jokes actually works.  In other words, the comedy is lowbrow, repetitive, and not very taxing on the brain.
The last act is just another generic attempt at some kind of seriousness and suspense, but since this is a comedy you know what will happen due to the blatant foreshadowing at the film's beginning.
Even if "Rocket Man" is seen as the innocent screwball comedy it intends to be, the fact remains it's not clever enough to use the stupidity to its advantage.
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WINNIPEG — A man in Winnipeg is facing charges after he allegedly chased a door-to-door salesperson down a street with a gun.
by Canadian PressWINNIPEG — A man in Winnipeg is facing charges after he allegedly chased a door-to-door salesperson down a street with a gun.
Police say a telecommunications service rep encountered an upset resident of a west-end house on Friday evening and was followed out by the occupant prior to a confrontation on the street.
They say the man then went inside, came back out with a gun and got into a vehicle to follow the salesperson, who was able to hide in another residence.
Police were called and went to the suspect's home, but he refused to come out and nearly three hours passed before a tactical team safely took him into custody.
Police say a search of the home turned up 12 guns with ammunition.
Donald Bruce Elliott, who is 51, remains in custody on five firearms-related charges. (CTV Winnipeg)
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 18, 2019.
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request dto binding
the endpoint handlers are supplied with fully populated request dtos. the dto property values are automatically bound from the incoming request, from the following sources in the exact order:
- json body
- form data
- route parameters
- query parameters
- user claims (if property has [FromClaim] attribute)
consider the following request dto and http request:
dto
public class GetUserRequest
{
public int UserID { get; set; }
}
http request
pattern : /api/user/{UserID}
url : /api/user/54321
json : { "UserID": 12345 }
when the handler receives the request dto, the value of UserID
will be 54321
because route parameters have higher priority than json body.
likewise, if you decorate the UserID
property with [FromClaim]
attribute like so:
public class GetUserRequest
{
[FromClaim("UserID")]
public int UserID { get; set; }
}
the value of UserID
will be whatever claim value the user has for the claim type UserID
in their claims. by default if the user does not have a claim type called UserID
, then a validation error will be sent automatically to the client. you can make the claim optional by using the following overload of the attribute:
[FromClaim("UserID", IsRequired = false)]
doing so will allow the endpoint handler to execute even if the current user doesn't have the specified claim and model binding will take the value from the highest priority source of the other binding sources mentioned above (if a matching field/route param is present). an example can be seen here.
route parameters
route parameters can be bound to primitive types on the dto using route templates like you'd typically do.
request dto
public class MyRequest
{
public string MyString { get; set; }
public bool MyBool { get; set; }
public int MyInt { get; set; }
public long MyLong { get; set; }
public double MyDouble { get; set; }
public decimal MyDecimal { get; set; }
}
endpoint
public class MyEndpoint : Endpoint<MyRequest>
{
public override void Configure()
{
Verbs(Http.GET);
Routes("/api/{MyString}/{MyBool}/{MyInt}/{MyLong}/{MyDouble}/{MyDecimal}");
}
}
if a GET
request is made to the url /api/hello world/true/123/12345678/123.45/123.4567
the request dto would have the following property values:
MyString - "hello world"
MyBool - true
MyInt - 123
MyLong - 12345678
MyDouble - 123.45
MyDecimal - 123.4567
query parameters
in order to bind from query string params, simply use a url that has the same param names as your request dto such as:
/api/hello-world/?Message=hello+from+query+string
if your request dto has a property called Message
it would then have hello from query string
as it's value.
complex model binding
complex model binding is only supported from the json body. for example, the following request dto will be automatically populated from the below json request body.
request dto
public class UpdateAddressRequest
{
public int UserID { get; set; }
public Address UserAddress { get; set; }
public class Address
{
public string Street { get; set; }
public string City { get; set; }
public string Country { get; set; }
}
}
json request
{
"UserID": 111,
"Address": {
"Street": "123 road",
"City": "new york",
"Country": "usa"
}
}
json serialization casing
by default the serializer uses camel casing for serializing/deserializing. you can change the casing in the app startup by configuring JsonOptions
like so:
builder.Services.Configure<JsonOptions>(o =>
o.SerializerOptions.PropertyNamingPolicy = null);
the above will set the casing to pascal casing for the serializer.
you can set other options for the serializer with the above as well.


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by JR RaphaelIt's tough to talk about Android security without venturing into sensational terrain.
A large part of that is due to the simple fact that the forces driving most Android security coverage are companies that make their money by selling Android security software — and thus companies with strong interests in pushing the narrative that every Android phone is on the perpetual brink of grave, unfathomable danger. Plus, let's face it: A headline about 70 gazillion Android phones being vulnerable to the MegaMonsterSkullCrusher Virus is far more enticing than one explaining the nuanced realities of Android security.
In actuality, though, Android security is a complex beast — one with multiple layers in place to protect you and one that almost never warrants an alarmist attitude. I've been covering Android security closely since the platform's earliest days, and I've busted more myths and called out more shameless publicity stunts than I can even count at this point.
So allow me to be your guide in navigating the ever-changing arena of Android security and the misleading halo of information around it. From practical advice to in-depth analysis, you can find all my current Android security coverage in the frequently updated sections below.
The most important thing to take away from this? Take a deep breath. Regardless of what you may have read elsewhere, there's rarely any reason to panic — and things are almost certainly going to be OK.
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10 Android settings that'll strengthen your security
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Attention, Android device owners: Follow these fast steps to make sure you get the full benefits from one of Android 10's most important additions.
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Attention, Android users: Whether you use Facebook or not, now's the time to proactively assess how much access you're giving to different apps. All the info you need awaits within.
Find My Device: How Android's security service can manage your missing phone
Android's Find My Device feature makes it easy to track down and deal with a missing phone. Here's everything you need to know.
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The next Android security scare will seem a lot less scary with these six critical facts in mind.
Which Android phones get regular security updates?
The real story with Android's new security update setup
Android 10 (formerly known as Q) includes an ambitious new system for delivering system updates — but it isn't quite as black and white as you might think.
Android P in depth: An up-close look at what's new with security
An exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the most meaningful privacy and security changes on the way with Google's Android P release.
Android 8.0 in-depth: Oreo's not-so-obvious security enhancements
Some deep-dive details on significant security upgrades introduced with Google's Android 8.0 Oreo release.
Android security deep dives and analysis
The 5 true takeaways from Android's camera vulnerability circus
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There's one detail rarely mentioned about Google's splashy new Android security effort — and it's a critical point for everyone to understand.
When Google Play Protect fails
Google's system for keeping malware off Android phones is mostly effective — so how does it sometimes stumble so spectacularly?
Behind the scenes: The anatomy of an Android security flaw
An in-depth look at what actually happens when Google discovers a vulnerability — and why alarmist headlines frequently fail to tell the full tale.

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BlackBerry markets its phones as being business-friendly and security-first, but the company's Android upgrade performance is fiercely at odds with that message.
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Creating C++ Plugins for QML
Creating a Plugin
The QML engine loads C++ plugins for QML. Such plugins are usually provided in a QML extension module, and can provide types for use by clients in QML documents which import the module. A module requires at least one type registered in order to be considered valid.
QQmlExtensionPlugin is a plugin interface that makes it possible to create QML extensions that can be loaded dynamically into QML applications. These extensions allow custom QML types to be made available to the QML engine.
To write a QML extension plugin:
- Subclass QQmlExtensionPlugin
- Use the Q_PLUGIN_METADATA() macro to register the plugin with the Qt meta object system
- Override the registerTypes() method and call qmlRegisterType() to register the types to be exported by the plugin
- Write a project file for the plugin
- Create a qmldir file to describe the plugin
QML extension plugins are for either application-specific or library-like plugins. Library plugins should limit themselves to registering types, as any manipulation of the engine's root context may cause conflicts or other issues in the library user's code.
Plugin Example
Suppose there is a new TimeModel
C++ class that should be made available as a new QML type. It provides the current time through hour
and minute
properties.
class TimeModel : public QObject { Q_OBJECT Q_PROPERTY(int hour READ hour NOTIFY timeChanged) Q_PROPERTY(int minute READ minute NOTIFY timeChanged) ...
To make this type available, we create a plugin class named QExampleQmlPlugin
which is a subclass of QQmlExtensionPlugin. It overrides the registerTypes() method in order to register the TimeModel
type using qmlRegisterType(). It also uses the Q_PLUGIN_METADATA() macro in the class definition to register the plugin with the Qt meta object system using a unique identifier for the plugin.
class QExampleQmlPlugin : public QQmlExtensionPlugin { Q_OBJECT Q_PLUGIN_METADATA(IID QQmlExtensionInterface_iid) public: void registerTypes(const char *uri) { Q_ASSERT(uri == QLatin1String("TimeExample")); qmlRegisterType<TimeModel>(uri, 1, 0, "Time"); } };
This registers the TimeModel
class with version 1.0
of this plugin library, as a QML type called Time
. The Q_ASSERT() macro can ensure the type namespace is imported correctly by any QML components that use this plugin. The Defining QML Types from C++ article has more information about registering C++ types into the runtime.
Additionally, the project file (.pro
) defines the project as a plugin library, specifies it should be built into the imports/TimeExample
directory, and registers the plugin target name and various other details:
TEMPLATE = lib CONFIG += qt plugin QT += qml DESTDIR = imports/TimeExample TARGET = qmlqtimeexampleplugin SOURCES += qexampleqmlplugin.cpp
Finally, a qmldir file is required in the imports/TimeExample
directory to describe the plugin and the types that it exports. The plugin includes a Clock.qml
file along with the qmlqtimeexampleplugin
that is built by the project (as shown above in the .pro
file) so both of these need to be specified in the qmldir
file:
module TimeExample Clock 1.0 Clock.qml plugin qmlqtimeexampleplugin
To make things easier for this example, the TimeExample source directory is in imports/TimeExample
, and we build in-source. However, the structure of the source directory is not so important, as the qmldir
file can specify paths to installed QML files.
What is important is the name of the directory that the qmldir is installed into. When the user imports our module, the QML engine uses the module identifier (TimeExample
) to find the plugin, and so the directory in which it is installed must match the module identifier.
Once the project is built and installed, the new Time
component is accessible by any QML component that imports the TimeExample
module
import TimeExample 1.0 // import types from the plugin Clock { // this class is defined in QML (imports/TimeExample/Clock.qml) Time { // this class is defined in C++ (plugin.cpp) id: time } hours: time.hour minutes: time.minute }
The full source code is available in the plugins example.
Reference
- Writing QML Extensions with C++ - contains a chapter on creating QML plugins.
- Defining QML Types from C++ - information about registering C++ types into the runtime.
- How to Create Qt Plugins - information about Qt plugins


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Adding Location Services to Your Jamstack
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Blogging at raymondcamden.com
Tweeting @raymondcamden
Gameplan
WTF's the Jamstack?!
Let's learn one!
What's "Location Services"
Demos, demos, and more demos
Jamstack
Yes, this is marketing
"Static Web Sites"
Much better than, "It's static but foo and goo and zoo...."
JavaScript
Adding interactivity to web pages
Maybe it's a SPA
Replacement for things we may have done on a server
So for example, filtering and sorting a list of products
The JAM
J is for JavaScript
A is for APIs
APIs
Any service that works on HTTP
There's a few of these
Keep in mind keys and CORS issue
The JAM
J is for JavaScript
A is for APIs
M is for Markup
Markup
Generally this means HTML
Generated from Markdown (and other languages)
Putting it Together
SSG (Static Site Generator)
Host
SSG
On my machine, an app server
I run it, I edit files, I see updates
When done, export to flat files
SSG
Many options (like seriously, many )
You will love some, hate some, etc
My history: Harp.js (dead) ,
Hugo (fast but ugh), Jekyll (woot but ruby...), 11ty (perfect for now)
Host
You have files, that's it.
Amazon S3, Azure Static Website Hosting
Netlify and Vercel (previous Zeit)
Here's why...
Faster
More secure
Shifted complexity
for shifted com, talk about wordpress+php+mysql
then talk about your local dev
Here's why not...
Editing experience for non-devs
No app server may mean multiple "remote" services
for second bullet, mention email as a service
My take:
Jamstack "feels" more appropriate
Rise in client-side features
Rise in APIs
I love the complexity on my machine and only on my machine
Eleventy
in five minutes or so...
Install
npm install -g @11ty/eleventy
CLI usage
eleventy #output to static
eleventy --serve #run a local dev server
Demo
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Simple Features
Template Languages: Markdown, Nunjucks, Liquid, Handlebars, Mustache, EJS, HAML, Pug
Layouts: Wrap your content with headers and footers
Includes: Include stuff (duh)
Template Language
HTML plus code
Hello, {name}
{if cool} I'm cool! {endif}
{for cat in cats} This cat's name is {cat}. {endfor}
Demo
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Data
Customized Short Code, Filters
Pagination
Plugins
Data
Data about your pages
Custom Data
Demo
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Maps
Geocoding and Search
Routing
Maps
Client-Side JavaScript-rendered Maps
Static Image Only Maps
Maps API for JavaScript
Requires JavaScript
Interactive Mapping
Markers, Routing, Shapes, Overlays
Geocoding, Traffic, Clustering
More Info
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var platform = new H.service.Platform({
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JS Maps Step by Step
// Obtain the default map types from the platform object:
var defaultLayers = platform.createDefaultLayers();
var map = new H.Map(
document.getElementById('mapContainer'),
defaultLayers.vector.normal.map,
{
zoom: 5,
center: { lat: 30.22, lng: -92.02 },
pixelRatio: window.devicePixelRatio || 1
}
);
JS Maps Step by Step
// drag and drop, pinch to zoom, etc
var behavior = new H.mapevents.Behavior(new H.mapevents.MapEvents(map));
// Create the default UI control:
var ui = H.ui.UI.createDefault(map, defaultLayers);
Demo
mapdemos, test_simple_map.html
Adding Data, interactivity
Markers
Shapes
Overlays
Routing
Event Handlers
Markers
// default
map.addObject(new H.map.Marker({lat:30.9087, lng:-92.1079}));
// custom marker
var icon = new H.map.Icon('park.png');
map.addObject(new H.map.Marker({lat:30.9087, lng:-92.1079},
{ icon:icon }));
Demo
Eleventy demo3, show file in _data, natparks.liquid, index.html, parks.liquid, parklist.liquid
Static Maps
Images only
Map Image API
Still supports markers, routing objects, etc, but non-interactive
Email, voice assistants, or just simpler needs.

Reverse Geocoding - what is at this precise address?
Search - what cool stuff is here?
Search
Finding POIs (Points of Interest)
Discover: Text search for stuff around a point
Browse: Catergory search for stuff around a point
"Around a point" - at a point, in a box, in a circle
Categories
Three levels of specificity
Docs
Routing
How to get from A to B
Isoline Routing ("areas of reach")
Intermodal routing (support walking, public transit, etc)
Truck routing (size, hazardous mats)
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AngularJS expressions are written inside double braces: {{ expression }}.
My first expression: {{ 5 + 5 }}
Without the ng-app directive, HTML will display the expression as it is, without solving it.
My first expression: {{ 5 + 5 }}
AngularJS numbers are like JavaScript numbers
Total in dollar: {{ quantity * cost }}
Above example using ng-bind
Total in dollar:
AngularJS strings are like JavaScript strings
The name is {{ firstName + " " + lastName }}
Above example using ng-bind
The name is
AngularJS objects are like JavaScript objects
The name is {{ person.lastName }}
Above example using ng-bind
The name is
AngularJS arrays are like JavaScript arrays
The third result is {{ points[2] }}
Above example using ng-bind
The third result is
Like JavaScript expressions, AngularJS expressions can contain literals, operators, and variables. Unlike JavaScript expressions, AngularJS expressions can be written inside HTML. Unlike JavaScript expressions, AngularJS expressions do not support conditionals, loops, or exceptions. Unlike JavaScript expressions, AngularJS expressions support filters.


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EYE OF THE BEHOLDER RATING: 5 /10 --> Not a good movie
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A woman serial killer thriller? Sure sounds interesting on paper, doesn't it? Ashley Judd as the sexy, noir lead, prancing around in all her goodies, with "nice guy" detective Ewan McGregor fast on her tail. Toss in ex-90210 staple Jason Priestley in a role which was given to my good friend "The Arrow" before the Priest got the gig, playing a smelly psycho with a bad attitude, and it seems as though all systems were ready to go. But then again, I guess quality is all in the eye of the beholder, isn't it? Hehehe...

CRITIQUE: Ashley Judd is one purty lady with some significant talent as an actress and sexy seductress, but this movie bites as a whole. Few thrills, even less action, a loud soundtrack and over-the-top symbolism don't make up for the fact that the script has very little substance or anything interesting and new to say. Thankfully, I am a fan of style and this film has got plenty to spare. It's also got a pretentious air which prevents it from becoming anything more than a second-rate surreal "thriller" with some solid performances from the leads, decent locale shots and a bogus ending. Did I believe or buy into any of the simplistic motivations that the characters expressed as their raison-d'etre in this film? Absolutely not! And having Ewan's lost daughter float in and out of scenes as a reminder of why he is the way he is, wasn't exactly subtle or entertaining. Now does Ashley Judd "work" as a jet-setting femme fatale with a propensity for the ol' knife-in-the-back scenario? Absolutely, in fact, she's one of the strongest points in this muddled movie, which expects you to tag along with some guy who becomes obsessed with a serial killer, and then care about what happens to either one of them!
Problem with films like this is that despite their many bad points, including plot holes which just seemed to make matters worse, they do sometimes contain serviceable qualities. Which is why I never tend to favor the inclusion of many 0/10's in my reviews. Much like the philosophy in my real life, I like to judge all films according to the merits of its final product, but not without acknowledging the separate parts that go into creating that compilation. In other words, I try to see some good in everything, and despite not enjoying this movie as a whole, I liked some of the camera-work, truly enjoyed Jason Priestley's spirited cameo, was never really bored and definitely toss kudos the way of Judd and McGregor. Does the ending suck? Yes. Does the movie try too hard to be cool, dark, sexy and deep without having much to say? You bet. All in all, I would say that this cinematic mess is a nice try, but no cigar. See it for Judd, her sexy character, McGregor playing the shy guy, the shot of Judd's boobies, or K.D. Land trying to act. But don't see it if you're looking for a deep character study or thrills, cause the only reason you'd find yourself at the edge of your seat in this flick, is to beat a hasty retreat to the exits.
Review Date: January 28, 2000 Director: Stephan Elliot Writer: Stephan Elliot Producers: Nicolas Clermont and Tony Smith Actors: Ashley Judd as Joanna Ewan McGregor as The Eye Jason Priestley as Gary Genre: Thriller Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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[GJC-31] Doesn't quote the field when the field contains a block delimiter | |
| Status: | Open |
| Project: | Genjava |
| Component/s: | gj-csv |
| Affects Version/s: | csv-1.0 |
| Fix Version/s: |
| Type: | Bug | Priority: | Major |
| Reporter: | Trejkaz | Assignee: | Henri Yandell |
| Resolution: | Unresolved | ||
| Environment: |
| Description |
| If I do something like this: csvWriter.writeField("a\nb"); The output is: a <newline> b The output probably should be: <dbl-quote> a <newline> b <dbl-quote> A similar unusual issue occurs if the field itself starts or ends with double-quotes. |
| Comment by trejkaz [ Sun, 19 Mar 2006 16:32:08 -0800 (PST) ] |
| Here's a patch to escape quotes and block delimiters properly. |
| Comment by bayard [ Mon, 27 Mar 2006 00:25:50 -0800 (PST) ] |
| Thanks for the patch/bug report Trejkaz. Sorry for the delay in replying, I was away last week. I'll get to looking at the patch asap. |
| Comment by trejkaz [ Tue, 6 Jun 2006 16:40:57 -0700 (PDT) ] |
| Is this not applied yet? |
| Comment by bayard [ Tue, 6 Jun 2006 17:36:12 -0700 (PDT) ] |
| Nope, pretty pathetic I know. More in that I didn't reply to here with the info on why it didn't get applied. Applying the patch made a unit test fail and I haven't dug into figuring out why: Testcase: testEscapeQuotes(com.generationjava.io.CsvWriterTest): FAILED Does not write simple csv file out correctly. expected:<...Not "Monkey...> but was:<..."Not ""Monkey""...> junit.framework.ComparisonFailure: Does not write simple csv file out correctly. expected:<...Not "Monkey...> but was:<..."Not ""Monkey""...> at com.generationjava.io.CsvWriterTest.testEscapeQuotes(CsvWriterTest.java:114) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) |


Black to Play 62
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1. 24/18 13/11* eq:+0.005 50.51% (G:16.36% B:1.71%) 49.49% (G:18.79% B:1.55%) 2. 13/11* 8/2* eq:-0.046 (-0.052) 47.65% (G:19.14% B:1.48%) 52.35% (G:18.16% B:1.97%) 3. 13/11* 11/5 eq:-0.056 (-0.061) 47.46% (G:17.23% B:1.66%) 52.54% (G:16.81% B:1.27%) 4. 13/7 9/7 eq:-0.223 (-0.229) 43.95% (G:11.01% B:0.35%) 56.05% (G:15.57% B:0.84%) 5. 13/11* 9/3 eq:-0.259 (-0.265) 43.91% (G:12.73% B:0.50%) 56.09% (G:18.52% B:1.71%)


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