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by Eren SengezerIn an exclusive interview with Reuters on Monday, European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member and Slovenian central bank chief Boštjan Vasle said there was no reason to alter the eurozone growth prospects and noted that the economy was developing in line with the ECB's projections.
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These comments had little to no impact on the EUR/USD pair, which was last seen trading at 1.1060.


| MATLAB File Help: prtAlgorithm |
prtAlgorithm Combine prtActions ALG = prtAlgorithm creates an empty prtAlgorithm object. prtAction objects can be added to the prtAlgorithm object using overloaded operators as described below. ALG = prtAlgorithm(ACTIONOBJ) creates a prtAlgorithm object with the prtAction object ACTIONOBJ. The algortihm can be further configured using overloaded operators. Algorithms represent combinations of prtActions. Overloaded operators + Inserts a prtAction object at the end of the processing chain - Inserts a prtAction object at the beginning of the procesing chain / Inserts a prtAction object in parallel with the processing chain \ Inserts a prtAction object in parallel with the processing chain. Note that operators \ and / perform the same operation. The only difference is where the actions are displayed when the prtAlgortihm is plotted.
| Superclasses | prtAction |
| Sealed | false |
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| prtAlgorithm | Combine prtActions |
| actionCell | |
| connectivityMatrix | |
| dataSet | The training prtDataSet, only stored if verboseStorage is true. |
| dataSetSummary | Structure that summarizes prtDataSet. |
| isCrossValidateValid | Default to true, but dependent on prtAction components |
| isSupervised | Default to true, but dependent on prtAction components |
| isTrained | Indicates if prtAction object has been trained. |
| name | Required by prtAction |
| nameAbbreviation | ALGO |
| showProgressBar | |
| userData | User specified data |
| verboseStorage | Specifies whether or not to store the training prtDataset. |
| crossValidate | Cross validate prtAction using prtDataSet and cross validation keys. | |
| get | get the object properties | |
| inputNodes | ||
| kfolds | Perform K-folds cross validation of prtAction | |
| minus | ||
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| plot | Plots a block diagram of the algorithm | |
| Static | plotHelper | |
| plus | ||
| run | Run a prtAction object on a prtDataSet object. | |
| set | set the object properties | |
| train | Train a prtAction object using training a prtDataSet object. |


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Control of reaction-diffusion
This is a post in a collection of several on control of reaction-diffusion under state constraints
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Equation and drift effect
The equation under concern is:
where $N$ is a positive regular function.
The physical meaning of the equation is a reaction-diffusion process on the proportion $u$ of individuals along a static heterogeneous distribution $N$.
The effect of this heterogeneous drift can be qualitatively understood in Figure 1. The blue line in the figure is the distribution $N$ and the orange one the term $-2\frac{N_x}{N}$. In the picture in the left we have the Gaussian with variance $\sigma$, leading to a drift effect that is pushing $u$ towards the boundary. At the right, we have the function $e^{x^2/\sigma}$ leading to the contrary effect, the population in the boundary is pushed inside the domain.
From the discussion above we expect the boundary control to be enhanced in the case of $N(x)=e^{x^2/\sigma}$ while diminished in the case of $N(x)=e^{-x^2/\sigma}$.
Figure 1. In blue the curves $N(x)=e^{\mp x^2/\sigma}$ and in orange the term $-2\frac{N_x}{N}$.
Slowly varying drifts: Perturbed Stair-case method
Whenever the drift term $-2\frac{N_x}{N}$ is small enough, one can consider the already developed path in the homogeneous setting (see Blog staircaise), taka a sequence and apply the implicit function theorem to obtain a sequence close enough to guarantee the controllability (see [1] for details). This guarantees the controllability from the steady state $0$ to the target $\theta$.
In Figure 2 an intuitive sketch of this procedure is represented.
Figure 2. Perturbed staircase method.
Large drifts: New Barriers
One of the main concerns when state-constraints are present is whether or not barriers exist (see Blog Barriers). If $\theta<\frac{1}{2}$ then, for large $L>L_{\sigma}(0)>0$ we will have obstructions to reach $\theta$ and $0$ from $1$.
In the homogeneous case, nontrivial elliptic solutions with boundary value $1$ do not exist. However, in the case of heterogeneous drift this is no longer true in general.
If we set $N(x)=e^{-x^2/\sigma}$ then for every $\sigma$ one can find an $L_{\sigma}(1)>0$ big enough such that for every $L>L_{\sigma}$ there is a nontrivial solution with boundary value $1$. This nontrivial solution does not correspond to a global minima of the associated energy functional since the trivial solution $u=1$ is the global minimizer.
In order to understand how this barrier can exist we have to study the following non-autonomous dynamics in the phase-plane:
Any solution of the ODE above is an elliptic solution for some boundary condition. What we want to find is that there exist an $L_{\sigma}(1)$ such that the solution of the ODE at $L_{\sigma}(1)$ is $1$.
Making use of the energy of the ODE
and seting $a$ small one can see that the trajectory of the dynamics will eventually cross $1$. See Figure 3.
Figure 3. At the left, the trajectory in the phase-plane associated with the elliptic solution. At the right, the resulting nontrivial solution.
In Figure 4 one can see the effect of the nontrivial solution in a simulation. The red lines are snapshots of the controlled trajectory, getting darker when advancing the time, the dotted blue line is the profile $N(x)$.
Figure 4. Simulation of the equation with control $a=1$ with $N(x)=e^{-x^2/\sigma}$.
Minimal controllability time depending on the drift
We have seen that the influence of the drift is key. Figure 5 shows the minimal controllability time for a fixed $L$ depending on the parameter $\frac{1}{\sigma}$. The initial state is the $0$ configuration and the target the constant steady state $\theta$.
When the variance is very big we tend to the homogeneous case, while when the variance decreases the opposite phenomena is observed; when the drift enhances the control the minimal controllability time is reduced making it tend to zero while, when the drift is pushing the population outside the minimal controllability time increases and eventually blows up with the emergence of the barrier.
Figure 5. Minimal controllability time depending on the variance. At the left for $N(x)=e^{x^2/\sigma}$ and at the right for $N(x)=e^{-x^2/\sigma}$.
References:
[1] I. Mazari, D. Ruiz-Balet, and E. Zuazua, Constrained control of bistable reaction-diffusion equations: Gene-flow and spatially heterogeneous models, preprint: https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02373668/document (2019).
[2] D. Pighin, E. Zuazua, Controllability under positivity constraints of multi-d wave equations, in:
Trends in Control Theory and Partial Differential Equations, Springer, 2019, pp. 195–232.
[3] J.-M. Coron, E. Trélat, Global steady-state controllability of one-dimensional semilinear heat equa-
tions, SIAM J. Control. Optim. 43 (2) (2004) 549–569.
[4] C. Pouchol, E. Trélat, E. Zuazua, Phase portrait control for 1d monostable and bistable reac-
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tion–diffusion equations, Nonlinearity 32 (3) (2019) 884–909.
[5] D. Ruiz-Balet and E. Zuazua. Controllability under constraints for reaction-diffusionequations: The multi-dimensional case. Preprint available athttps://cmc.deusto.eus/domenec-ruiz-balet/.
[6] D. Ruiz-Balet and E. Zuazua. Control of certain parabolic models from biology and social sciences. Preprint available at https://cmc.deusto.eus/domenec-ruiz-balet/.


##Python and ArchLinux
ArchLinux may not be the most user friendly Linux OS and in my opinion that is by design. Simply installing ArchLinux is a feat for the novice linux user. Once installed users must configure the system and I’d be willing to bet that the majority of those new to Arch never make it through the configuration phase post install. Over the years I have played around with Archlinux and after spending hours digging through the docs, Archwiki, and watching countless Youtube videos a lightbulb went off and all the puzzle pieces began to fit together. If you have not had a chance to check out my ArchLinux install tutorial please take a minute to check it out.
ArchLinux is unique in the way it handles Python and comes with Python3.6 pre-installed. To check and make sure your system has a working version of Python open up a termnal window and type python then hit return. If you have Python installed you will see somehting like the following.
[minty@minty ~]$ python
Python 3.6.4 (default, Jan 5 2018, 02:35:40)
[GCC 7.2.1 20171224] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>
As you can see the results show that my system has python3.6 installed as the default version.
This is all fine and dandy if I am working on coding projects that use only Python3, but what if I would like to code a project or load a project that requires Python2 dependencies.
Here is where virutalenv comes into play. Virtualenv solves this problem marvelously. It is a sandbox that allows you to manage your project’s library in whichever versionof Python you chose.
Before we install virutalenv let’s make sure we have all the software we will need to complete this tutorial and install virtualenv.
##Dependencies Needed to Complete this Tutorial
- sudo
- python-setuptools
- pyton-pip
- python2 (If you don’t have both Python2 installed see my post on installing it before you proceed)
Most of you probably have already installed and configured sudo. Sudo can be installed via the pacman command and the configuration file can be found here /etc/sudoers.
[root@minty minty]# pacman -S sudo
Note: You must be the root user to install sudo via pacman
Once you have sudo installed and added your username to the sudoers configuration file you can now use sudo to invoke root privilages.
Now let’s move on and install both the setuptools and pip using the sudo command.
[minty@minty ~]$ sudo pacman -S python-setuptools python-pip
If all goes well and you do not recieve any errors you should have everything you need to install Virtualenv
##Installing Virtualenv via pip
Installing virtualenv is quite easy using pip and can be accomplished by simply entering the following command into the terminal.
[minty@minty ~]$ sudo pip install virtualenv


We are happy to announce that Mask Network will build a strategic partnership with Ethereum Layer2 Loopring Protocol. We will have deep cooperation in Layer2 scaling, zkRollup and other decentralized technologies; On the application layer, Mask Network and Loopring will work together on developing more second layer “Red Packet” functions. The immediate goal of our cooperation will focus on solving high transaction fees on decentralized exchanges and reliance on centralized relayers, paving the way for a more efficient Ethereum Layer2 ecosystem.
Mask Network aims to build a decentralized application ecosystem on social media platforms and build a bridge connecting the current internet with Web3.0, a new and open web. Our decentralized functions now include Red Packet on Ethereum, NFT, market data and trading. Loopring is the first actualized Layer2 scaling solution for Ethereum, using zkRollup to increase transaction throughput on Ethereum to exist 3,000 txs, meanwhile greatly reduces transaction gas fee to make it affordable for anyone participating in the DeFi ecosystem.
Our partnership will help users experience faster network speed and greatly reduce transaction cost, helping more and more users to cross the bridge to the decentralized web, becoming the gateway for the billions of users on social media platforms to enter the DeFi world.
Previously, Loopring had become the first Initial Twitter Offering project through Mask Network’s ITO function. $LRC worth around $50,000 was sold out in less than 3 minutes, attracting thousands of participants on Twitter. Due to the surprisingly successful results, this event became a solid foundation for future cooperations between Mask Network and Loopring.
Details about the ITO cooperation can be checked in the following article:
- Mask Network ITO Announcement: Loopring
Recently, the gas fee on Ethereum has increased a lot, and in the meantime, Loopring Layer 2 has reached 1000 Gwei tx/s. In this cooperation between Mask Network and Loopring, we plan to send second-layer red packets on Loopring Layer 2 in the future. And our strategic partnership with Loopring will also focus on technological sharing and innovation on Layer2, building a faster and more robust foundation for the decentralized web and DeFi ecosystem.
-What is Layer2?
Layer2 is a comprehensive solution to solving the scaling problem currently faced by the Ethereum Network. Due to the congestion and extreme high transaction fee during times of high transaction throughput on the network, most users find the user experience unfriendly, and also making Ethereum Network unsuitable for large scale applications. In order to solve the scaling problem of the Ethereum Network, the concept of Layer2 is born.
-About Loopring
Loopring is a new generation decentralized exchange order matching protocol, focusing on blockchain smart wallets and second-layer scaling solutions. Loopring wallet is the world’s first second layer non-custodial wallet; Loopring is the world’s first working decentralized exchange product that is based on zkRollup technology, allowing many exchanges to provide off-chain matching and on-chain settlement services to the same order book. It is a direct solution to the numerous risks faced by centralized exchanges.
Loopring Automatic Market Maker will be based on Loopring Protocol 3.6 version, leveraging zkRollup layer2 scaling technology, with deposit and withdrawal happening on second layer networks, 0 gas fee, with transaction speed and throughput a thousand times higher than that of Uniswap.
-About Mask Network
Mask Network is the core product of Dimension. It officially came out in July 2019. Mask is positioned to become the portal that helps traditional internet users transition from Web2.0 to Web3.0. The foundational technology of Mask Network is a peer to peer encrypted messaging, with new functions continuously being created around this foundation. Mask Network advocates for data ownership, it integrates decentralized social messaging, borderless payment network, and decentralized file storage and sharing. Combining decentralized finance with DAO, Mask bridges the gap between existing internet with the decentralized Web3.0. We help users to conveniently participate in the decentralized Web3.0 ecosystem through traditional social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook knowing their privacy is well protected.
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At the end of QCon San Francisco conference, right after the DDD track, we sat down with Eric Evans for an interview about the current state of the art in Domain-Driven Design.
We spoke about the evolution of Domain-Driven Design in the years since the book was published, its adoption across the globe, the community, the sample application, new DDD patterns and the shift in pattern importance, the future of DDD and more.
In the interview Eric touched on a few subjects that might have piqued your interest. Here are some links in case you'd like to know more:
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mec2 is a 2D graphics javascript library based on the command pattern principle. Its main goal is to provide a simple API for users who want to generate 2D web graphics occasionally. So the API is minimal and easy to understand. The library is tiny, fast and renderer agnostic.
Main features #
- Fast and lightweight graphics command queue builder.
- Addressing HTML canvas 2D context as the default renderer.
- Generating SVG output using an addon library.
- Method chaining.
- Support of cartesian coordinates.
- Viewport pan and zoom transformations.
- Low level path commands with short names adopted from SVG.
- Higher level element commands.
- Maintaining a state stack for styling and transformations.
- Easy way to build custom symbol libraries.
- Tiny footprint by 5kB compressed (gzip).
- No dependency.
Minimal Example #
<mec-2 width="300" height="300" grid cartesian>
{
"nodes": [
{
"id":"A0", "x": 150, "y": 120, "base": true
}, {
"id":"A", "x": 150, "y": 200
}
],
"constraints": [
{
"id":"a","p1":"A0","p2":"A",
"len":{"type":"const"},
"ori":{"type":"drive","repeat":10,"Dt":3 }
}
]
}
</mec-2>
API Reference #
See the API Reference for g2 for details.
Also see the API Reference for g2.ext and the API Reference for g2.mec.
Cheat Sheet #
Check out the single page Cheat Sheet.
Also available under https://goessner.github.io/g2/api/sheet.pdf
GitCDN #
Use the link https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/goessner/g2/dist/g2.js for getting the latest commit as a raw file.
In HTML use ...
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/goessner/g2/dist/g2.js"></script>
Tests #
Tests are found on the Github Page
License #
mec2 is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.


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| void(* | Start_Listenning )(struct TServer *) |
| void(* | Stop_Listenning )(struct TServer *) |
| void(* | Send_Broadcast )(struct TServer *, TMessage) |
| unsigned int(* | CountClients )(struct TServer *) |
| void(* | Disconnect_Client )(struct TServer *, TClient *) |
| void(* | Free )(struct TServer *) |
| void(* | On_Connect )(struct TServer *, TClient *) |
| void(* | On_Message )(struct TServer *, TClient *, TMessage) |
| SOCKET | server_sock |
| unsigned int | is_listenning |
| unsigned int | max_c |
| SDL_Thread * | server_thread |
| TClient_Node * | clients_head |
Object oriented structure representing a server.
TServer is an object that allows you to create a high-level socket server.
| TClient_Node* clients_head |
The list of connected clients.
| unsigned int(* CountClients) (struct TServer *) |
Get the number of connected clients.
| void(* Free) (struct TServer *) |
Free (ressources) method.
| unsigned int is_listenning |
An boolean to know if the server is listening for new clients.
| unsigned int max_c |
The maximum number of clients allowed to connect to the server.
Callback called when a message is receive.
| SOCKET server_sock |
The socket used by the server.
| SDL_Thread* server_thread |
The thread used for listening.
| void(* Start_Listenning) (struct TServer *) |
Start listening for new clients in an asynchronous way.
| void(* Stop_Listenning) (struct TServer *) |
Stop the asynchrone listening.


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To construct a periodic function about , we introduces a function which is defined over and vanishes sufficiently fast as so that the following infinite summation converge:
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If we use the right-hand-side of Eq. (525) to represent , then we do not need to worry about the periodic property of (the periodic property is guaranteed by the representation)


Module engine.modules
Engine module handler
Functions
| mod.load (name) | Registers a module as loaded then returns it as a table. |
| mod.getTable () | Returns a table containing all active modules. |
| mod.isLoaded (name) | Checks if a module has been loaded before. |
| mod.depend (modname, depname) | Allows custom modules to depend on others, erroring if the dependency is not loaded. |
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The obvious question associated with the creation of HOME ALONE 3 is "why," though not for the obvious reasons. You'd certainly expect a third installment from a series where the first two racked up a collective $457 million, even if the star of those two films has been spending more time lately in court than on screen. It's just that HOME ALONE guru John Hughes has been doing a perfectly serviceable job of re-cycling that successful formula without using the HOME ALONE name. BABY'S DAY OUT, 101 DALMATIANS and FLUBBER have managed to turn pratfalls, scatology and groin injuries into cash without conjuring up the yelping visage of Macaulay Culkin. Why start now?
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Now, no one has ever accused me of championing John Hughes' modus operandi in the 90s, when he lost all interest in films for viewers over the age of 10. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's one of the Biblical signs of the end-times. But let's face it -- the formula works. Hughes has made the live-action Warner Bros. cartoon his personal dominion; HOME ALONE is basically a Road Runner/Coyote adventure where the Road Runner has finally gotten his hands on the Acme catalog. HOME ALONE 3 includes all of Hughes' most annoying habits -- cloying sentimentality, utter disdain for adults, crotch-level comedy -- with little of the mitigating frivolousness. The Road Runner turns into a Rhodes scholar, Wile E. Coyote into a James Bond villain, and the trip-hammer pacing something more suited to Merchant Ivory than Chuck Jones.
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My experience with pharmaceuticals has been a limited one yet fun nonetheless. To date I’ve only dosed with DXM, Triple-C and Vicodin. They are not my favorite drugs of choice but occasionally when I’m bored I like to experiment with cheaper and easier to obtain substances. The other night I thought I’d try my hand at a hydrocodone extract from my last three 5/500 (hydrocodone/acetaminophen) pills that I had received because of a sprained ankle. I wanted to try this because acetaminophen is hard on the liver and in liquid form the hydrocodone kicks in quicker than in pill form. Backround - I am 21, 145 lbs, and have extensive experience with psychoactives, hallucinogens, and recently a little with amphetamines.
After a little research I got a general idea of what needed to be done and started scrounging for materials. I gathered some ice water, ice cubes, some warm water, crushed the pills as finely as possible, but failed to locate a coffee filter for the filtering stage. I found some teabags that would have to do the job and emptied them out. I cut the top quarter off of a 12oz water bottle and fixed two backs tightly yet draping around the opening (drinkable side). Alright, ready to go.
First, I put the crushed pills in a shot glass and dissolved them in warm water stirring occasionally. About 10 minutes later they were fully dissolved and I added an ice cube and a little ice water then placed the glass in the fridge. I stirred every five minutes and added a little more ice over the next half hour until very chilled. I filtered the milky liquid into another glass using the teabags and the result was a double-shot of fairly clear hydrocodone liquid. I downed it and chased with some soda, put on some tunes, then checked out what messed up event was happening in our world via the often disturbingly educational World Wide Web. This was at 11:00pm.
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[gecode-users] Dynamic Branching Support?
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Apr 14 11:56:47 CEST 2015
Uuups, I would have no idea how to wrap these branchers inside branchers. And honestly, that does not sound like a really good deal. It might be much easier to do your own branchers that store more than one array of views. So, no hint here ;-)
I think you have to read again about AFC and play a little with it... Try it!
Cheers
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf Of Matthias Goldhoorn
Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 8:30 AM
To: cschulte at kth.se; users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] Dynamic Branching Support?
Good morning and thanks for your Answer first,
I already read the Section B, my problem is that i still want to use the variable-based branchers within my own brancher.
My question therefore is how can i add a local instance of a brancher in my self-written brancher?
As i understood i cannot call branch(...) inside my own brancher.
Because this would register the brancher on the Space.
I need a way to instanciate the brancher and then call the 'child'
brancher in choice/commit/(status) function from my brancher.
Can you give me a hint howto create a brancher for this?
I tried to change the brancher for my space, but unfortunately the
brancher(id) function are pure private to space. Therefore it seems to forbidden to do this on the space directly.
Regarding AFC, as i understood it does not change the layout of the search tree (which on the other hand would be the case if i write a own brancher). It only searches for another node to continue the search. I Still want all solution for my 'problem'. Therefore AFC might (from my
understanding) not the way to go?
Best,
Matthias
On 13.04.2015 21:32, Christian Schulte wrote:
> Hi Matthias,
>
> Well there is a very simple answer which might be not very satisfying, though: the variable-value based branchings are just some pre-defined abstractions that come with Gecode. In principle you can implement whatever you like, the entire Part B of MPG is devoted to this.
>
> I do not know how much you have been exploring with the pre-defined variable selection strategies. But maybe you want to try ideas such as AFC and using restarts for search first. They sometimes can be remarkably effective.
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Schulte, www.gecode.org/~schulte Professor of Computer
> Science, KTH, cschulte at kth.se Expert Researcher, SICS,
> cschulte at sics.se
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On
> Behalf Of Matthias Goldhoorn
> Sent: Monday, April 13, 2015 04:04 PM
> To: users at gecode.org
> Subject: [gecode-users] Dynamic Branching Support?
>
> Hi to everyone on the ML,
> i'm new to gecode and have already a kind of bug problem .
>
> My Search will not Terminate within days. I have several SetVarArrays, BoolArrays and so on on my Space.
> The Solutions they are found are valid for me, but the search is simply to slow (and sometimes to memory exhaustive).
> I used already gist for introspection, my problem is that i first branch on a BoolVarArrays which reduces the search space quite well until a spefici point. At this point i would like to keep Post prune the BoolVarArray and Continue branching on a SetVarArray. This wold faster reduce my search space than continue the branching on the Bool one.
>
> My question therefore is: is there a way to select dynamically the branching set?. I found on the documentation that it is possible to select a variable INSIDE a structure for branching. But that i need is a dynamic selection of the Set/Array where the branching should be done.
> Is this possible in gecode. Or (@dev's) is the extension possible?
>
> Best,
> Matthias
>
> (P.S. Since i do open-source development i could provide my
> application if this helps the understanding.)
>
> --
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Fax: +49 421 178 45-4150
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Filtering MIME type in the upload request
Edit the MIME type to an accepted type in-transit with a proxy like BURP/ZAP.
Using PHP getimagesize() function
Edit comments/exif data/or just insert script into an image itself
The getimagesize() function will check if it is an image and will check "mime" to verify image type.
Insecure Configuration :
<FilesMatch ".+\.ph(p[345]?|t|tml)">
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</FileMatch>
Secure Configuration :
<FilesMatch ".+\.ph(p[345]?|t|tml)$">
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</FileMatch>
If the service is up an running with the Insecure Configuration, any one can beat the getimagesize function by writing comments in GIF file.
For that an end user need to install an utility in Kali/Ubuntu OS named 'gifsicle'
For Kali Linux : apt-get install gifsicle
For Ubuntu : sudo apt-get install gifsicle
Once installed, the below commands will help writing the commands in gif file.
gifsicle < mygif.gif -- comment "<?php echo 'Current PHP version: ' . phpversion(); ?>" > output.php.gif
The above command will create an file with the name "output.php.gif" which simply need to be upload durning the check of file upload vulnerability.
Truncation possible?
Blacklisting File Extensions- Finding missed extensions that can be executed on the server side or can be dangerous on the client side (e.g. ".php5", ".pht", ".phtml", ".shtml", ".asa", ".cer", ".asax", ".swf", or ".xap").
- Finding flaws in a web server configuration when it parses files with double extensions or it executes them by providing a sensitive extension after a delimiter such as "/" or ";" character (e.g. "/file.jpg/index.php" when the "file.jpg" file contains PHP code and has been uploaded)
- In Apache, a php file might be executed using the double extension technique such as "file.php.jpg" when ".jpg" is allowed.
- In IIS6 (or prior versions), a script file can be executed by using one of these two methods:
- by adding a semi-colon character after the forbidden extension and before the permitted one (e.g. "file.asp;.jpg")
- by renaming a script file's extension (e.g. ".asp") to an allowed extension (e.g. ".txt") in a folder that its name ends with the script's extension (e.g. "folder.asp\file.txt"). In Windows, it is possible to create a directory by using a file uploader and ADS (Alternate Data Stream). In this method, a filename that ends with "::$Index_Allocation" or ":$I30:$Index_Allocation" makes the file uploader to create a directory rather than a file (e.g. "folder.asp::$Index_Allocation" creates "folder.asp" as a directory).
- Changing a number of letters to their capital forms to bypass case sensitive rules (e.g. "file.aSp" or "file.PHp3").
- Using Windows 8.3 feature, it is possible to replace the existing files by using their shortname (e.g. "web.config" can be replaced by "web~1.con" or ".htaccess" can be replaced by "HTACCE~1")
- Finding characters that are converted to other useful characters during the file upload process. For instance, when running PHP on IIS, the ">", "<", and double quote " characters respectively convert to "?", "*", and "." characters that can be used to replace existing files (e.g. "web<<" can replace the "web.config" file). In order to include the double quote character in the filename in a normal file upload request, the filename in the "Content-Disposition" header should use single quotes (e.g. filename='web"config' to replace the "web.config" file).
- Finding neutral characters after a filename such as trailing spaces and dots in Windows filesystem or dot and slash characters in a Linux filesystem. These characters at the end of a filename will be removed automatically (e.g. "file.asp ... ... . . .. ..", "file.asp ", or "file.asp."). Although slash or backslash characters are also normally problematic characters, they can be ignored in a normal file upload request as anything before these characters may count as the directory name on the server-side; that said, they should be tried for a thorough test (e.g. "test.php/" or "test.php.\").
- Finding flaws in extension detection techniques. A web server may use the first extension after the first dot (".") in the provided filename or use a flawed algorithm to detect the extension when there is none or multiple dot characters (e.g. "file.txt.jpg.php").
- Using control characters such as null character (0x00) after a forbidden extension and before a permitted one may lead to a bypass. In this method, all the strings after the Null character will be discarded when saving the files. Both URL-encoded and decoded version of the null character should be tried in a file upload request for a thorough test.
- Using NTFS alternate data stream (ADS) in Windows. In this case, a colon character ":" will be inserted after a forbidden extension and before a permitted one. As a result, an empty file with the forbidden extension will be created on the server (e.g. "file.asax:.jpg"). This file might be edited later using other techniques such as using its short filename. The "::$data" pattern can also be used to create non-empty files. Therefore, adding a dot character after this pattern might also be useful to bypass further restrictions (.e.g. "file.asp::$data.")
- Flaws in the protection mechanism when it replaces dangerous extensions. For instance, "file.p.phphp" might be changed to "file.php" after going through this functionality.
- Flaws in the uploaded file usage for instance when a PHP application uses the "include" function to show the uploaded images.
- somethingwithareaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallly.jsp.loooooooong..name......and...periods....jpg. The extra periods and long file name could throw off the blacklist code.
- Combination of the above techniques.
Whitelisting File Extensions
Applications that check the file extensions using a whitelist method also need to validate the full filename to prevent any bypass.
- The list of permitted extensions should be reviewed as it can contain malicious extensions as well. For instance, in case of having ".shtml" in the list, the application can be vulnerable to SSI attacks.
- Some of the bypass techniques for the blacklist methods such as using double extensions are also applicable here and should be checked.
- Null byte injection
- Double extensions / invalid extensions (.php.test may error to using .php)
"Content-Type" Header Validation
"Content-Type" entity in the header of the request indicates the Internet media type of the message content. Sometimes web applications use this parameter in order to recognise a file as a valid one. For instance, they only accept the files with the "Content-Type" of "text/plain".
- It is possible to bypass this protection by changing this parameter in the request header using a web proxy.
- Fool Server side check using GIF8ga; header (example: GIF8ga;<?php code yummy php code?>)
- Inject payload into image metadata/comment
Using a File Type Detector
Sometimes web applications intentionally or unintentionally use some functions (or APIs) to check the file types in order to process them further. For instance, when an application resize an image file, it may just show an error message when non-image files are uploaded without saving them on the server.
- If it reads the few first characters (or headers), it can be bypassed by inserting malicious code after some valid header or within the file's metadata.
- Inserting code in the comments section or those section that have no effect on the main file can also lead to a bypass.
- The inserted data can be obfuscated or encoded if the application detects a malicious code using specific patterns or signatures.
- Uploaded file can be crafted to create a malicious code in case of being compressed by the application.
Client side filters Bypass- Disable JavaScript in the browser.
- HTTP Live Headers to replay the tampered request.
- Tamper data using firefox addon.
- Proxify the application and tamper the request.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AboutActivity |
AboutActivity Shows the copyright notices about the third party libraries used.
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| AddMoodActivity |
Deals with I/O and saving of new/edited moods
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| AddMoodActivity.DatePickerFragment |
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/controls/pickers.html
Accessed 2017-03-30
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| BuildConfig | |
| CustomLocation | |
| CustomRequestAdapter |
Created by Rohit on 2017-03-25.
|
| ElasticSearchMOodController |
Provides the elastic search connectivity for the app.
|
| ElasticSearchMOodController.AddMoodsTask |
Add an array of Moods to Elastic Search asynchronously
|
| ElasticSearchMOodController.AddUsersTask |
Adds a user to elastic search
|
| ElasticSearchMOodController.DeleteMoodTask |
Deletes moods
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| ElasticSearchMOodController.DeleteUsersTask |
Deletes a user
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| ElasticSearchMOodController.GetMoodsTask |
This only filters by the specified fields and values
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| ElasticSearchMOodController.GetUsersTaskID |
Get a User object, given the ID
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| ElasticSearchMOodController.GetUsersTaskName |
Gets the username of the user.
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| ElasticSearchMOodController.ResetElasticSearch |
Deletes and recreates indexes on elastic search.
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| ElasticSearchMOodController.UpdateUsersTask |
Adds a followees to a user.
|
| Emotion |
This is the emotions used in the moods.
|
| EmotionModel |
This class holds all the different types of emotions.
|
| EmotionModelTest |
Created by Rohit on 2017-02-23.
|
| EmotionsSpinnerAdapter |
Created by fmachaal on 2/22/17.
|
| ExampleInstrumentedTest |
Instrumentation test, which will execute on an Android device.
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| ExampleUnitTest |
Example local unit test, which will execute on the development machine (host).
|
| FeedActivity |
The main feed activity controller for I/O control on anything to do with the feed views.
|
| LocationService |
Location Service class for getting the current location
|
| MainActivity |
The main activity will check whether or not the user has a profile already, and if they don't
prompt them to enter a new username.
|
| MainActivityTest |
Created by fmachaal on 3/12/17.
|
| MapsActivity |
Provides a google maps view so that the user can see moods that are near them.
|
| Mood |
Created by dannick on 2/22/17.
|
| Mood9Application |
Mood9 Application Context
Contains all our models.
|
| MoodListAdapter |
Custom adapter for the feed list, inflates the list fragment items into the list view
|
| MoodViewActivity |
View showing you the details of a mood
|
| ProfileActivity | |
| R | |
| R.anim | |
| R.animator | |
| R.attr | |
| R.bool | |
| R.color | |
| R.dimen | |
| R.drawable | |
| R.id | |
| R.integer | |
| R.layout | |
| R.menu | |
| R.mipmap | |
| R.raw | |
| R.string | |
| R.style | |
| R.styleable | |
| SocialSituation |
Created by dannick on 2/22/17.
|
| SocialSituationModel |
Created by dannick on 2/22/17.
|
| SocialSituationTest |
Created by dannick on 3/9/17.
|
| StatsActivity |
This is the stats activity.
|
| UIActivityTests |
Created by cdkushni on 3/13/17.
|
| UpdatedMoodModel |
Created by ddao on 3/21/17.
|
| UpdatedMoodModelTest |
Created by ddao on 3/21/17.
|
| User |
Created by dannick on 2/22/17.
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| UserModel |
Created by dannick on 2/22/17.
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| UserModelTest |
Created by Rohit on 2017-02-23.
|


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 4
This recipe has bright fresh colours and flavours from the lettuce, gherkins and radish. Served with fillet of brill.
For the dressing, place the butterhead lettuce, gherkins and glucose into a food processor and blend to a very fine purée.
Pour into a cloth or paper lined sieve over a bowl then set aside to drain through, leaving the dressing in the sieve.
For the salad, place the cucumber into a bowl.
Heat the caster sugar and rice wine vinegar in a small saucepan until just simmering then add the chilli and stir.
Pour immediately onto the cucumber and stir to make sure all the cucumber is covered. Set aside to cool to room temperature.
Pop the peas from their pods and cook for a minute in a pan of boiling water. Immediately drain the peas and put them into a bowl of cold water, to stop the cooking process.
Place the gherkins, radishes, capers, peas together in a bowl and mix together.
Drain the cucumber, reserving the pickling liquor. Add the cucumber to the gherkin mixture and mix together.
Add a little of the pickling liquour to the salad, just enough to coat the vegetables.
Season the brill with salt and black pepper.
Heat a frying pan until hot, add the butter and oil then add the brill and fry on each side for two minutes.
To serve, using a pastry brush, brush a spoonful of the dressing onto each serving plate, then top with a handful of the salad, finishing with a scattering of coriander cress and pea shoots. Set the brill fillet alongside.


Upload your images and we will generate stunning mazes for you to solve with your friends. The image will be the basis for the image and it is a ton of fun to play with friends when your bored.
 Stuck in a tree stretching puking attack, hiss sleep in the sink give me fish run sniff.
Upload your images and we will generate stunning mazes for you to solve with your friends. The image will be the basis for the image and it is a ton of fun to play with friends when your bored.


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Take a look at the history of Akwesasne."Mr. Fogg, I suppose, is anxious to catch the steamer for Yokohama?" "Terribly anxious." "You believe in this journey around the world, then?" "Absolutely. Don't you, Mr. Fix?" "I? I don't believe a word of it." "You're a sly dog!" said Passepartout, winking at him. This expression rather disturbed
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Providers
While Vagrant ships out of the box with support for VirtualBox, Vagrant has the ability to manage other types of machines as well. This is done by using other providers with Vagrant.
Alternate providers can offer different features that make more sense in your use case. For example, if you're using Vagrant for any real work, VMware providers are recommended since they're well supported and generally more stable and performant than VirtualBox.
Before you can use another provider, you must install it. Vagrant only ships with VirtualBox support. Installation of other providers is done via the Vagrant plugin system.
Once the provider is installed, usage is straightforward and simple, as you would expect with Vagrant. Read into the relevant subsections found in the navigation to the left for more information.


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Source on Open Source
"The fundamental act of friendship among programmers is the sharing of programs" - Richard Stallman
Inspiration
Open source is not a thing; it's an idea. It's an idea founded on the principle that people want to make things better together but...
Reality
It has the danger of turning into a mob complaining about their free beer.
Yet Mysterious
Open source can be beautiful, offensive, helpful, and hurtful all at the same time. It's inclusive and exclusive; welcoming and intimidating.
Defined
Open source software is computer software where the code is not hidden. It can be and is encouraged to be modified by other developers. This is hopelfully done with the intention of giving back.
Support
It can be supported by companies, development communities, and/or individuals. Open source software promotes a free exchange of ideas within a community to drive creative, scientific and technological advancement.
More inspiration
Knowledge is shared and the entire community benefits from collective innovation.
What makes code open source?
Source code must be available
Free to modify
Free to redistrubute
No discrimination against people or groups
License must not restrict software use
License must support all of the above qualifications
Open Source !== Proprietary Licensing
The user agrees that they will not alter or modify the source code and will only use the software in the ways prescribed by the manufacturer.
Open Source !== Free Software
There is a ton of free software available where the soure code is not available, you cannot modify it, and you cannot redistribute it. Free software can be open source but it's not required.
Open Source !== Source Available
This is very similiar to Open Source software. You can view the source but are not allowed to change it.
Advantages
Easy to acquire
You can be involved in the direction of the product
Will increase development speed
Tons of libraries out there
You don't have to reinvent the wheel
475,000 npm packages
the largest software registry in the world
1,000,000,000
npm packages installed a week
Disadvantages
475,000 npm packages
No guarantees
Having such a low barrier to exist, it may not always be easy to use or well documented
It may not be updated often, or ever again
A project you use may die
Code may have bugs and not be fully tested
Business model for creating open source products?
You have to do your homework when picking what you will install
leftpad
A man in Oakland, California, disrupted web development around the world by deleting 11 lines of code
Things to know
If you make an open source library, anyone can use it and they do not owe you anything, they may even complain about the work you did for them
They can make millions using your code and you are not entitled to any of it depending on the license
You can take open source software, use it and sell it
You can sell your experience with and knowledge of open source software
"Imagine a world where we all had to solve the same basic problems over and over... I don't think I could ever live like that." - Jordan Papaleo (real nice guy)
How to Get Started
Contributing to open source can be intimidating:
Any code that you submit is open to the review and criticism of the project maintainers and the public.
You might be afraid that people in the project won't be nice
Linus Torvalds is known for commenting on one pull request to the Linux kernel, "Christ people. This is just sh*t."
There are barriers to entry in learning what and how to do it
Tools to Get Started
npm
git & github
testing framework
node
The tools for open source are primarily the tools used by most modern developers. However, each community will be different. Many projects will require tests to be submitted with any pull request.
Choose a Project You Use on a Regular Basis
if you don't, you may be capable of making documentation updates and simple bug fixes
you won't have the context needed for making larger bug fixes, refactors and new features
open source projects are a community
large changes are commonly discussed before they're implemented
you won't know the roadmap for larger changes and features
Small Projects
Small projects are often maintained by a few people at most.
maintainers may be happy to accept help
but it may also mean that they're too busy to provide help
it's easier to wrap your head around the whole project.
this may mean that the maintainers already have a specific vision for the project.
Large Projects
Large projects may be maintained by a large team of people
they have time to flag beginner issues and provide feedback
may also mean that they're overwhelmed by pull requests
harder to understand the entirety of a large project
may be easier to find a small piece that you can work
large amounts of documentation to work on
fork the repo
You may want to make a new branch, if you want to keep your changes out of the master version of your fork
make your changes
create or fix tests
create any necessary tests for new code and make sure existing tests pass
commit your code
if you only make one commit to your branch, the commit message should give a brief summary of the changes that you made
if you make multiple commits to your branch, the project may ask you to use `git rebase` to collapse those commits into one commit that explains your contribution
create a pull request
usually your PR will be against the master branch of the parent repo
the project will probably ask that your PR contain a summary of your changes, tests, screenshots of any UI changes, etc
sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA)
A legal document, usually required by larger companies, that signs away rights to the code you contributed
What to Expect Next
Once you submit your pull request, it is up to the maintainers.
automated tests
some of these may be private tests that you haven't seen
one or more code reviews
your PR may be submitted to the larger community for comments
if you don't hear anything, it is appropriate to ping the project maintainers after a reasonable amount of time
Growing as a Contributor
One common path to growth seems to be
documentation fixes or improvements
larger bug fixes or features
ability to review pull requests and merge
project maintainer
job developing open source
speaking or consulting
burnout
Like any volunteer position, burnout is a possibility. I think one of the keys to avoiding burnout is keeping a sane schedule for yourself.
First Timers Only
Initiative by Scott Hanselman and Kent C. Dodds
Built to encourage project owners to make it easy for first time contributors
How to Contribute to Open Source
very detailed guide about why and how
Up For Grabs
aggregates Github tags such as `jump in`, `up for grabs`, `beginner friendly` to try to surface projects that are actively looking for help
First Pull Request
see the first PR that you ever made
Contributing to the Mozilla code base
gives a different perspective than the web-based one


- ic_launcher - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.drawable
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- initial(Context) - Static method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimListManager
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This method initialize a new clm if there's none or not initialize
before.
- iscMod() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
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Return a boolean variable to check if the application contains eligible model.
- isEditable() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
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This method will return a boolean variable to check if it is editable for further use or display.
- isFilter() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.User
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- isFinish() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Comment
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This method will return a Boolean variable finish to check if the adding action is finished.
- isFinish() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Comments
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This method will return a boolean variable isFinish to check if the action of the
commentList is finished.
- isFound() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Hit
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- isNeedSyn() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.User
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- isNeedSyn() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.UserList
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- isNeedSynList() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.UserList
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- isSuc() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.AppSingleton
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This method will check if it is successfully finished the action.
- Item - Class in ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06
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The Item
class is an sub-class of AppModel
.
- Item() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
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General constructor.
- Item(Item) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.Item
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Change the receipt, date, category, currency, description and
location of the item by allowing user to input values.
- item_dialog_array - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.array
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- itemAmountTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemAmountVTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemCategoryTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemCategoryVTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemChoice(AlertDialog.Builder) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ApproverItemListActivity
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This method will gives user options to choose for further functions.
- itemChoice(AlertDialog.Builder) - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.ClaimantItemListActivity
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This method will gives user options to choose using a prompt dialog.
- itemCurrencyTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemCurrencyVTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemDateTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemDateVTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemDescriptionTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemDescriptionVTextView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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- itemListView - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301W15T06.R.id
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Halloween: H20 A review by Joe Chamberlain
Starring Jamie Lee Curtis; Adam Arkin; Josh Hartnett; Michelle Williams & Adam Hann-Byrd
Good old Michael Myers is back to instill his usual brand of terror on Halloween night. Unlike the previous 2 dozen sequels (at least it seemed like that many), this latest installment has some real actors involved. At the head of that list is Jamie Lee Curtis who became a star after starring in the first Halloween and its first sequel as Laurie Strode, Michael Myers' sister and the object of his obsession. Of course obsession in Mike's case means that he wants to kill her. Joining Curtis this time out are Adam Arkin (from TV's Chicago Hope) and Michelle Williams (from TV's Dawson's Creek). It must have seemed like a reunion of sorts for Michelle Williams, since the executive producer of Dawson's Creek, Kevin Williamson, also had a hand in the making of Halloween: H20. By now people are starting to realize that Kevin Williamson's involvement in a movie tends to mean that a quality project is going to appear on the screen. With such horror films as Scream, Scream 2 and I Know What You Did Last Summer under his belt, Kevin Williamson knows a little something about horror films. A fact that is fairly evident in the latest Halloween movie. Gone are the plot less, mindless, badly acted sequels on the past few years, Williamson and company have managed to breathe new life into a very tired horror series that by rights should have been killed off years ago. It's a credit to all of those involved in H20 that it makes you remember just why the original is considered to be the classic that it is today. And speaking of classics, no review of H20 would be complete without the mentioning the inclusion of Janet Leigh in a small but memorable role in H20. For those of you who are less knowledgeable out there in movie land, Leigh starred in psycho and was the one who ended taking that ill- fated shower at the Bates motel. She also happens to be Jamie Lee Curtis' mother. I only mention this because most of the fairly young audience that I screened the film with completely missed the very clever psycho references that Leigh made.
Anyway, on to the plot.  (As a bit of trivia, the mask that Myers wears is a William Shatner mask painted white. Which may explain all of the bad acting in the past several sequels.) Although just how relentless that murderous quest is seems to be questionable. This latest Halloween film seems to ignore the events of the last 3 or 4 sequels where Myers has killed off half of the Midwestern United States. It seems to suggest that Myers hasn't been heard from since the events of the first two movies. But in other ways it doesn't, since Curtis's character supposedly changed her name and went into hiding sometime after the events of the first two movies -- giving way to explain why she wasn't around for the last 3 of these movies when Myers was trying to slice and dice her daughter. At any rate, good old Mike, after all these years has finally figured out where his sister Laurie is and he is coming over for a family reunion. Since Laurie Strode and Mike last exchanged pleasantries (in the form of Laurie blowing him up in Halloween 2), Laurie has changed her name, and is a divorced mother of one (which doesn't explain her daughter who Myers terrorized through Halloween 4 and 5) and she is a teacher at a private school in California. It seems that the majority of the student body is going off on a little field trip that will leave the gated campus largely deserted over the Halloween weekend. Gosh, that's convenient. Also hanging out on the campus are Strode's son and his girlfriend, as well as another young couple who are playing hookey from the field trip. Oh yeah, uncle Mike shows up too, just in time to show off his own brand of trick or treating. You can probably figure out the rest. But lets just say that Jamie Lee Curtis shows us that even after twenty years she can still take on masked killers with the best of them.
My complaints with this movie are small ones.  I.e.  My next beef is the whole timeline thing. While I understand that the producers would love to forget the last few movies, it tends to be a bit confusing for those of us who actually sat through all of them. (What can I say? I have no life.) I guess my biggest disappointment was sadly one that could not have been prevented. Donald Pleasance, the only bright spot in all of the Halloween films passed away after the filming of the last Halloween movie, so Dr. Sam Loomis was not around to save the day as he was in the earlier 6 films. Although as a sort of tribute to him, they did use his voice in one of the opening scenes of the film as they were recapping the Halloween story for those that may not have seen Myers and company in twenty years.
The best Halloween since the original.
7/10
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