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get(Object)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
AbstractCache
Reads a value from the cache by probing the in-memory cache, and if enabled and the in-memory probe was a miss, the disk cache.
get(int)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
CachedList
Synchronized method used to get an object from the live list.
get(String)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttp
get(String, boolean)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttp
getAcceptedIssuers()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.ssl.
TrivialTrustManager
getActiveContext(String)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.
DroidFuApplication
getAndroidId(Context)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.support.
DiagnosticSupport
Returns the ANDROID_ID unique device ID for the current device.
getAndroidId(Context, String)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.support.
DiagnosticSupport
Same as
DiagnosticSupport.getAndroidId(Context)
, but never returns null.
getApplicationVersionString(Context)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.support.
DiagnosticSupport
getBitmap(Object)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
ImageCache
getClientMessageResourceId()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.exception.
ResourceMessageException
getCount()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getCount()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
WebGalleryAdapter
getCurrentIntent()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterActivity
Retrieves the current intent that was used to create or resume this activity.
getCurrentIntent()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterDefaultActivity
getCurrentIntent()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterExpandableListActivity
getCurrentIntent()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterListActivity
getCurrentIntent()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterPreferenceActivity
getData()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getDefaultHeaders()
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttp
getDiskCacheDirectory()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
AbstractCache
Only meaningful if disk caching is enabled.
getFileNameForKey(KeyT)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
AbstractCache
Only meaningful if disk caching is enabled.
getFileNameForKey(String)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
HttpResponseCache
getFileNameForKey(String)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
ImageCache
getFileNameForKey(String)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
ModelCache
getFileNameFromUrl(String)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
CacheHelper
getHeader(String)
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponse
getHeader(String)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponseImpl
getHeader(String)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpResponse
getHttpClient()
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttp
getId()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
CachedModel
Returns ID of object used in key generation.
getImageCache()
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.imageloader.
ImageLoader
Returns the image cache backing this image loader.
getImageUrl()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.imageloader.
ImageLoaderHandler
getImageUrl()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.widgets.
WebImageView
Returns the URL of the image to show
getImageUrls()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
WebGalleryAdapter
getImageView()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.imageloader.
ImageLoaderHandler
getInheritableThreadLocalsField()
- Static method in class com.google.common.base.internal.
Finalizer
getItem(int)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getItem(int)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
WebGalleryAdapter
getItemCount()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getItemId(int)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getItemId(int)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
WebGalleryAdapter
getItemViewType(int)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getKey()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
CachedModel
getList()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.cachefu.
CachedList
Synchronized method to get a copy of the list in its current state.
getListView()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getProgressDrawable()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
WebGalleryAdapter
getProgressView()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getRequestUrl()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpRequest
getRequestUrl()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpRequestBase
getRequestUrl()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpRequest
getResponseBody()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponse
getResponseBody()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponseImpl
getResponseBody()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpResponse
getResponseBody()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpResponse.ResponseData
getResponseBodyAsBytes()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponse
getResponseBodyAsBytes()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponseImpl
getResponseBodyAsBytes()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpResponse
getResponseBodyAsString()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponse
getResponseBodyAsString()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponseImpl
getResponseBodyAsString()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpResponse
getResponseCache()
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttp
getScreenDensity(Context)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.support.
DisplaySupport
getSocketTimeout()
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttp
getStatusCode()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponse
getStatusCode()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpResponseImpl
getStatusCode()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpResponse
getStatusCode()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
CachedHttpResponse.ResponseData
getTimesRetried()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.http.
BetterHttpRequestRetryHandler
getView(int, View, ViewGroup)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getView(int, View, ViewGroup)
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
WebGalleryAdapter
getViewTypeCount()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.adapters.
ListAdapterWithProgress
getWindowFeatures()
- Method in interface com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterActivity
getWindowFeatures(Activity)
- Static method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterActivityHelper
getWindowFeatures()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterDefaultActivity
getWindowFeatures()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
BetterExpandableListActivity
getWindowFeatures()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
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getWindowFeatures()
- Method in class com.github.droidfu.activities.
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| poTest {car} | R Documentation |
The poTest
function implements tests proposed by Brant (1990) for proportional odds for
logistic models fit by the polr
function in the MASS package.
poTest(model, ...) ## S3 method for class 'polr' poTest(model, ...) ## S3 method for class 'poTest' print(x, digits=3, ...)
model |
a proptional-odds logit model fit by |
x |
an object produced by |
digits |
number of significant digits to print. |
... |
ignored. |
poTest
returns an object meant to be printed showing the results of the tests.
John Fox<EMAIL_ADDRESS>R. Brant, "Assessing proportionality in the proportional odds model for ordinal logistic regression." Biometrics 46: 1171–1178, 1990.
if (require("MASS")){ .W <- Womenlf .W$partic <- factor(.W$partic, levels=c("not.work", "parttime", "fulltime")) poTest(polr(partic ~ hincome + children + region, data=.W)) }


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Draws gene or genome maps and comparisons between these, in a publication-grade manner. Starting from simple, common files, it will draw postscript or PDF files that can be sent as such to journals.
| Version: | 0.8.7 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0), ade4, grid |
| Imports: | methods |
| Published: | 2017-11-06 |
| Author: | Lionel Guy |
| Maintainer: | Lionel Guy <lionel.guy at imbim.uu.se> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://genoplotr.r-forge.r-project.org/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | genoPlotR citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | genoPlotR results |
| Reference manual: | genoPlotR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Getting started with genoPlotR |
| Package source: | genoPlotR_0.8.7.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: genoPlotR_0.8.7.zip, r-release: genoPlotR_0.8.7.zip, r-oldrel: genoPlotR_0.8.7.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: genoPlotR_0.8.7.tgz, r-oldrel: genoPlotR_0.8.7.tgz |
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| rev_check {xfun} | R Documentation |
R CMD check
on the reverse dependencies of a packageInstall the source package, figure out the reverse dependencies on CRAN,
download all of their source packages, and run R CMD check
on them
in parallel.
rev_check( pkg, which = "all", recheck = NULL, ignore = NULL, update = TRUE, timeout = getOption("xfun.rev_check.timeout", 15 * 60), src = file.path(src_dir, pkg), src_dir = getOption("xfun.rev_check.src_dir") ) compare_Rcheck(status_only = FALSE, output = "00check_diffs.md")
pkg |
The package name. |
which |
Which types of reverse dependencies to check. See
|
recheck |
A vector of package names to be (re)checked. If not provided
and there are any ‘*.Rcheck’ directories left by certain packages
(this often means these packages failed the last time), |
ignore |
A vector of package names to be ignored in |
update |
Whether to update all packages before the check. |
timeout |
Timeout in seconds for |
src |
The path of the source package directory. |
src_dir |
The parent directory of the source package directory. This can be set in a global option if all your source packages are under a common parent directory. |
status_only |
If |
output |
The output Markdown file to which the diffs in check logs will be written. If the markdown package is available, the Markdown file will be converted to HTML, so you can see the diffs more clearly. |
Everything occurs under the current working directory, and you are recommended to call this function under a designated directory, especially when the number of reverse dependencies is large, because all source packages will be downloaded to this directory, and all ‘*.Rcheck’ directories will be generated under this directory, too.
If a source tarball of the expected version has been downloaded before (under the ‘tarball’ directory), it will not be downloaded again (to save time and bandwidth).
After a package has been checked, the associated ‘*.Rcheck’ directory will be deleted if the check was successful (no warnings or errors or notes), which means if you see a ‘*.Rcheck’ directory, it means the check failed, and you need to take a look at the log files under that directory.
The time to finish the check is recorded for each package. As the check goes
on, the total remaining time will be roughly estimated via n *
mean(times)
, where n
is the number of packages remaining to be
checked, and times
is a vector of elapsed time of packages that have
been checked.
If a check on a reverse dependency failed, its ‘*.Rcheck’ directory will
be renamed to ‘*.Rcheck2’, and another check will be run against the
CRAN version of the package. If the logs of the two checks are the same, it
means no new problems were introduced in the package, and you can probably
ignore this particular reverse dependency. The function
compare_Rcheck()
can be used to create a summary of all the
differences in the check logs under ‘*.Rcheck’ and ‘*.Rcheck2’.
This will be done automatically if options(xfun.rev_check.summary =
TRUE)
has been set.
A recommended workflow is to use a special directory to run
rev_check()
, set the global options
xfun.rev_check.src_dir
and repos
in the R startup (see
?Startup
) profile file .Rprofile
under this directory,
and (optionally) set R_LIBS_USER
in ‘.Renviron’ to use a special
library path (so that your usual library will not be cluttered). Then run
xfun::rev_check(pkg)
once, investigate and fix the problems or (if you
believe it was not your fault) ignore broken packages in the file
‘00ignore’, and run xfun::rev_check(pkg)
again to recheck the
failed packages. Repeat this process until all ‘*.Rcheck’ directories
are gone.
As an example, I set options(repos = c(CRAN =
'https://cran.rstudio.com'), xfun.rev_check.src_dir = '~/Dropbox/repo')
in
‘.Rprofile’, and R_LIBS_USER=~/R-tmp
in ‘.Renviron’. Then I
can run, for example, xfun::rev_check('knitr')
repeatedly under a
special directory ‘~/Downloads/revcheck’. Reverse dependencies and their
dependencies will be installed to ‘~/R-tmp’, and knitr will be
installed from ‘~/Dropbox/repo/kintr’.
devtools::revdep_check()
is more sophisticated, but currently
has a few major issues that affect me: (1) It always deletes the
‘*.Rcheck’ directories
(https://github.com/r-lib/devtools/issues/1395), which makes it
difficult to know more information about the failures; (2) It does not
fully install the source package before checking its reverse dependencies
(https://github.com/r-lib/devtools/pull/1397); (3) I feel it is
fairly difficult to iterate the check (ignore the successful packages and
only check the failed packages); by comparison, xfun::rev_check()
only requires you to run a short command repeatedly (failed packages are
indicated by the existing ‘*.Rcheck’ directories, and automatically
checked again the next time).
xfun::rev_check()
borrowed a very nice feature from
devtools::revdep_check()
: estimating and displaying the remaining
time. This is particularly useful for packages with huge numbers of reverse
dependencies.


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I'm very experienced with both shrooms and Soma, but for some reason it never occurred to me to combine them. On a Friday night I found myself alone with no distractions and decided to eat the remaining 1.5 or so grams of shrooms I had left and I also ate 2 350 mg tablets of Soma. I hadn't eaten for several hours and hadn't had any Soma for over a week, so I was execting liftoff to hapen rather quickly.
I played some video games to pass the time while I waited for the medicine to kick in and sure enough about 15 minutes after ingesting my shroom/Soma cocktail, I got the familiar Soma buzz with the accompanying emotional comfort. It normally takes longer for shrooms to take effect for me so I continued playing video games. Below is a timeline:
T+0:15:
Soma kicks in. I'm feeling very good, nice warm Soma buzz.
T+0:20:
I get up to get a soda and I sway noticeably when I walk to the fridge. Soma feels good. All the benefits of being drunk and no nausea!
T+0:30:
Still in the 'coming up' phase with the Soma, I know I'll be peaking in the next few minutes. I'm wondering when the shrooms will kick in. I hope it's soon.
T+0:45:
My girlfriend calls. She's gorgeous, exotic and very sexy but she doesn't approve of recreational drug use, so I'm having fun trying to talk to her and not let her notice I'm totally fucked up and peaking on Soma.  I'm thinking too bad she's not at my apartment right now because I'm pretty horny. Soma does that to me sometimes.
T+1:00:
The shrooms have kicked in and I'm in my coming up period. I feel a little nausea and some excitement, can't tell if it's anxiety or anticipation. I decide it's the natural effects from coming up on shrooms.
T+1:30:
The nausea has gone away and I'm experiencing everything in that dreamy shroom way. I notice the shapes of things and I say out loud, 'Geometry is my friend'. Think about it, if it weren't for geometry, there'd be no shapes. I especially like triangles at this time. I think about putting on some Pink Floyd from the Sid Barret years, but my friend Chuck calls and we talk for a few minutes. I remember thinking I wish I had more shrooms to eat tonight. It would have been better to have three grams of shrooms, but it's still nice.
T+2:00:
Peaking on shrooms and the Soma is still going nicely. I decide out of curiosity to check my blood pressure and see if the shrooms have an effect. I like to experiment with this kind of thing. My BP is about 20 points higher on both the top and bottom figure. I'm not sure if it's the excitement or the shrooms that cause it to be higher than normal. It's not dangerously high though, (155/92) so I'm not worried.
T+2:25:
I'm feeling extremely horny. Maybe hornier than I've ever felt in my life, so I make the mistake of putting some porn in the DVD player. Big mistake because this makes me even hornier yet to my dismay, it appears the shrooms and the Soma combo have made it nearly impossible to 'enjoy my own company'. On both of these substances I have no problem when I use them alone. Together though, I'm trying to unlock a door with a wet noodle and this combination of Soma and shrooms makes me really want to unlock that door!
 No dice. Now I'm too horny from the drugs and porn to sleep. I'm glad my girlfriend didn't come over because I wouldn't be able to perform. I'd still be able to pleasure her but she'd feel bad and worry because I've never had erectile difficulty before.
Sometime after this I fell asleep. I later talked to a friend of mine and he confirmed that on shrooms alone he's had the experience of not being able to raise the flagpole. I'm using euphemisms here because I'm not sure how explicit I can be in sexual terms. At any rate, it appears I'm not alone in this experience. I don't think I'll combine these two drugs again. It felt phenomenal, but it was also extremely frustrating.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| knit_exit {knitr} | R Documentation |
Sometimes we may want to exit the knitting process early, and completely
ignore the rest of the document. This function provides a mechanism to
terminate knit()
.
knit_exit(append, fully = TRUE)
append |
A character vector to be appended to the results from
|
fully |
Whether to fully exit the knitting process if |
Invisible NULL
. An internal signal is set up (as a side
effect) to notify knit()
to quit as if it had reached the end of the
document.
# see https://github.com/yihui/knitr-examples/blob/master/096-knit-exit.Rmd


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2018 - "IEEE Masaru Ibuka Consumer Electronics Award"
IEEE Masaru Ibuka Consumer Electronics Award is conferred by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for outstanding contributions to consumer electronics technology has been named in honor the co-founder and honorary chairman of Sony Corporation, Masaru Ibuka. 2018 Ibuka award was conferred to Linus Torvalds "For his leadership of the development and proliferation of Linux
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2014 - "IEEE Computer Pioneer Award"
On 23 April 2014, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers named Torvalds as the 2014 recipient of the IEEE Computer Society's Computer Pioneer Award. The Computer Pioneer Award was established in 1981 by the IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors to recognize and honor the vision of those whose efforts resulted in the creation and continued vitality of the computer industry. The award is presented to outstanding individuals whose main contribution to the concepts and development of the computer field was made at least 15 years earlier.
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2012 - "Internet Hall of Fame"
On 23 April 2012, at Internet Society's Global INET conference in Geneva, Switzerland, Torvalds was one of the inaugural inductees into the Internet Hall of Fame, one of ten in the Innovators category and thirty-three overall inductees.
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2012 - "Millennium Technology Prize"
On 20 April 2012, Torvalds was declared one of two winners of that year's Millennium Technology Prize,[57] along with Shinya Yamanaka.[58] The honor is widely described as technology's equivalent of the Nobel Prize.
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2010 - "C&C Prize"
He was awarded the C&C Prize by the NEC Corporation in 2010 for "contributions to the advancement of the information technology industry, education, research, and the improvement of our lives".
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2008 - "Hall of Fellows"
In 2008, he was inducted into the Hall of Fellows of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, "for the creation of the Linux kernel and the management of open source development of the widely used Linux operating system
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2005 - "Vollum Award"
In August 2005, Torvalds received the Vollum Award from Reed College
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2003 - "Linus (Moon)"
In 2003, the naming of the asteroid moon Linus was motivated in part by the fact that the discoverer was an enthusiastic Linux user. Although the naming proposal referred to the mythological Linus, son of the muse Calliope and the inventor of melody and rhythm, the name was also meant to honor Linus Torvalds, and Linus van Pelt, a character in the Peanuts comic strip.
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2001 - "Takeda Award"
In 2001, he shared the Takeda Award for Social/Economic Well-Being with Richard Stallman and Ken Sakamura.
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2000 - "Lovelace Medal"
In 2000, he was awarded the Lovelace Medal from the British Computer Society
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1998 - "EFF Pioneer Award"
In 1998, Torvalds received an EFF Pioneer Award.
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1997 - "Academic Honors"
In 1997, Torvalds received his master's degree (Laudatur Grade) from the Department of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki. Two years later he received honorary doctor status at Stockholm University, and in 2000, he received the same honor from his alma mater.[66] University of Helsinki has named an auditorium after Torvalds and his computer is on display at the Department of Computer Science.
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1996 - "9793 Torvalds (Asteroid)"
In 1996, the asteroid 9793 Torvalds was named after him.
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1995 - "Running Linux on AlphaStation"
In the period 1994–1999 Torvalds developed versions of Linux on early AlphaServer systems made available to him by the engineering department of Digital Equipment Corporation. Compaq software engineers developed special Linux kernel modules.[68] Linux distributions that ran on AlphaServer systems were Red Hat 7.2.[69] and Gentoo Linux.
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I love scuba diving. I even created Subsurface, a dive logging tool for scuba divers. I like to write poems on Swedish
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SIFT score predicts whether an amino acid substitution will affect protein function.
Applicable to missense variants only. Scores range from 0-1, and a score of
<0.05 indicates intolerance or deleteriousness. SIFT predictions are either
"D" for damaging or "T" for tolerated. The rankscore is a value between 0-1
indicating where the SIFT score falls compared to all other variants with SIFT
scores. For more information see the SIFT site
or Ng et al (2003).


‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ director Tim Miller on why he’ll never work with James Cameron again
He says he didn't have “ultimate control” over his own project
Terminator: Dark Fate director Tim Miller has said that he’ll never work with James Cameron again.
Cameron served as a producer on the Arnold Schwarzenegger-starring movie, having directed the first two Terminator films.
- Read More: Linda Hamilton on ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’: “I don’t know if my body is ever going to be the same”
Upon the release of the latest instalment last month, he said that “blood is still being scrubbed off the walls from [the] creative battles” experienced behind the scenes, with he and Miller clashing over their respective visions for the film.
“This is a film that was forged in fire,” Cameron added. “But that’s the creative process, right?”
Speaking to KCRW, Miller has now opened up on the difficulties he faced while working on the project alongside producers Cameron and David Ellison.
“I’m sure we could write a book on why it didn’t work,” he said. “I’m still not sure and I’m processing, but I’m very proud of the movie.”
Referencing Cameron’s previous comments, he added: “Even though Jim is a producer and David Ellison is a producer, and they technically have final cut and ultimate power, my name is still on it as director.
“Even if I’m going to lose the fight… I still feel this obligation to fight because that is what the director is supposed to do. Fight for the movie.”
Miller went on to explain that he didn’t have “ultimate control” over his own movie and isn’t able to work well collaboratively.
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“You can work that way as a director, quite successfully, but I can’t,” he said, revealing that he would say “no” to working alongside Cameron in the future.
‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ (Credit: Alamy)
“It has nothing to do with whatever trauma I have from the experience. It’s more that I just don’t want to be in a situation again where I don’t have the control to do what I think is right.”
Miller revealed that Cameron emailed him to clear any animosity between the pair. It read: “I know we clashed a little bit. I put it all down to two strong, creative people with differences of opinion and I think it made the movie better. I’ll be back in LA in December. Let’s go get a beer.”
In a four-star review of Terminator: Dark Fate, NME called the film “a rousing return to form”, adding: “Along the way, [Tim] Miller delivers some savage action sequences including a gut-churning early car chase, but it’s the compelling characters and ever-present tension that make this sequel really fly.”


Plop
Matsumoto Shigeo fell down on his knees
A boss of an organisation – not only that, a man representing the opinions and positions of every Hunter in the country called Japan, was kneeling in front of another person
'… . '.
Even in this brief moment, countless thoughts raced through Matsumoto's brain
However, no matter how hard he wracked his brain, he couldn't come up with a way to get out of this predicament
This was not the time to worry about his pride or honour . If any of this got out, then its ensuing aftermath wouldn't end with him just losing his position
"President Goh Gun-Hui… . Please, forgive me . ".
Unfortunately for him, Goh Gun-Hui's glare remained icy and unmoving
This man was shouting blue murder when there was no proof of his wrongdoing, but as soon as the situation turned disadvantageous, he obediently lowered his tail
Who'd look at such a man with sympathetic eyes?.
"Get up . ".
Goh Gun-Hui's icy voice advised his Japanese counterpart to stop wasting time with this hollow apology, but Matsumoto didn't heed that and slammed his forehead on the office floor repeatedly
Thud! Thud!!.
"Our nation, Japan, has lost half of her top-ranked Hunters and we will soon have to beg the international community for their aid . ".
No matter how excellent the Hunter system in Japan was, they would eventually see the gaps in their defences opening up sooner or later with half of their rank S Hunters dead
Their remaining combat force would be enough to deal with rank A Gates for the time being, but .
But, Japan would have to be on their toes the moment a rank S Gate opens up somewhere in their territory . Even worse, the repeat of the tragedy that occurred on Jeju Island could happen in Japan, too
"If that sound file gets out, then we'll be completely isolated from the world . I beg of you, President Goh Gun-Hui . Please, think about the innocent Japanese citizens and forgive our transgressions just this once !".
"Think of it as your due punishment . ".
Goh Gun-Hui ruthlessly cut Matsumoto's words there
"Think of it as the punishment for the sin you and your Hunters tried to commit and gladly accept it . ".
Carry around a bomb that might go off at any given moment, and wait for the hour of reckoning – that's what Goh Gun-Hui was implying here
However, Matsumoto didn't show any sign of lifting his head off the floor
"President Goh Gun-Hui Until I appease your anger, I shall not rise up again . I beg of you, please, please! Consider it one more time!".
"You leave me with no choice . ".
With a displeased expression firmly etched on his face, Goh Gun-Hui pulled out his mobile phone
"You have five minutes . ".
What could he mean by that?.
Unable to win against his curiosity, Matsumoto raised his head and looked up at Goh Gun-Hui . The Korean man slowly waved his phone around
"If you don't get out of here in the next five minutes, a message will be sent to the numbers of every reporter saved on this phone . It'll be a message about the President of the Japanese Association grovelling before me . ".
If you cling onto me in fear of the bomb going off at any second, then I'll just let it go off, right now – he wasn't threatening anymore . No, it was a declaration
"But, that . ".
 Matsumoto belatedly realised this fact . And this was also the moment his last-ditch attempt to save this situation at the cost of his pride ending up in total failure
Powerlessly, Matsumoto stood back up
Goh Gun-Hui's glare remained icy, his phone gradually being lowered . He then spoke to the unsteady Japanese man
"You should thank Mister Seong Jin-Woo . ".
The light of pure anger flickered dangerously within Goh Gun-Hui's beast-like eyes
"Not at the hands of that mutated ant, no, but if my Hunters got hurt from the schemes of your people, then you wouldn't have walked out of this room alive . ".
Matsumoto's trembling hands packed up his belongings and without taking a single look back, he escaped from the Korean Association's building in a hurry . Not one lick of his former pride and confidence he displayed during his last visit here could be seen from his departing back now
"Fuu ".
Meanwhile, Goh Gun-Hui was leaning against the back of the couch . It felt like all of his pent-up stress was cleared away in one shot . Of course, he wasn't planning to end things here
It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he now held the lifeline of the Japanese Hunter Association
'If you committed a crime, then you get punished for it . '.
From early on in his life, Goh Gun-Hui was taught how to treat his friends and enemies accordingly
It was then, his mobile phone resting on the table suddenly issued a loud racket
'Mm?'.
He tapped on the 'Answer' icon, and an urgent voice came out from the speaker . Goh Gun-Hui quietly listened to what happened, and his eyes progressively grew wider and wider
"What?! A Gate formed in the middle of a road??".
Not only that, it was rated to be a rank B Gate that no regular raid team could do something about, too!.
"Where is it located?".
The best course of action for this problem was to contact a major Guild and have them send over a capable raid team . But, then .
'… . Hold on . '.
Having heard the report from the agent on site, Goh Gun-Hui's expression became a bit strange
'Didn't Hunter Seong Jin-Woo get an office for his Guild around there?'.
***.
The road suddenly became really clogged up
Jin-Woo was in deep contemplation as he found himself stuck in the middle of an unmoving sea of traffic
'That lady, she definitely saw something . '.
That woman called Madam Norma Selner . She must've faced countless powerful Hunters, yet she couldn't even meet his gaze because she felt a crippling fear of him
Just what did she 'see' in him?.
Was it the traces of his System?.
The System would make a few ridiculous demands from him every now and then, sure, but it was certainly not a scary existence
'Instead of being scary, that thing's my greatest ally . '.
However, how would it look like in other people's views?.
The deputy director asked him back then if it was fine to get in touch at a later time . The thing was, though, the woman regaining some calm behind him suddenly got startled again and began shuddering as soon as he asked that question
Even if Jin-Woo wanted to see that woman again, she'd avoid him of her own volition . Her entire body displayed her unwillingness quite clearly . Jin-Woo then came to a realisation
Maybe, that woman's power didn't work on him . He was very different from normal Hunters, after all
'Well, I guess there's no need to waste more of my time with those folks, then . '.
That was why he already told the American deputy director that there wouldn't be a need and tactfully declined their invite . The frozen-stiff expression of the deputy director was particularly memorable, to say the least
'Besides all that, what is up with this traffic, man?'.
Jin-Woo furrowed his brows at the road ahead utterly mired in congestion as far as his eyes could see
'This is why taking the subway is so much more convenient . '.
Just as he began wondering if there was an accident up ahead or something .
Vrrrr .
His phone stuck in the car charger vibrated rather noisily . Jin-Woo checked the ID of the caller
' . It's the Association President?'.
They saw each other in the funeral venue only a few hours ago, so what business did he have in calling him so soon? Jin-Woo tapped the 'Answer' icon
- "Hunter-nim . It's Goh Gun-Hui speaking . ".
The Association President explained the situation taking place in the middle of Seoul in a calm voice
"Excuse me? A Gate opened up in the middle of the road?".
He was beginning to think that this traffic jam was far too heavy to be normal, but there was a good reason behind it, as it turned out
Hoping to turn the van around, Jin-Woo scanned around the vehicle . Unfortunately, there were simply too many cars tightly packed around him and it was not possible to move an inch . He helplessly shook his head and returned his gaze to the front of the road . It was then
A welcoming piece of news capable of washing away the wave of dissatisfaction rising up from the traffic jam jumped out from his phone
- "Our agents have evaluated it as a rank B Gate . Would you like to take care of it for us, Hunter-nim?".
'Heot!'.
Jin-Woo struggled to suppress the giggles of joy this truly excellent news managed to awaken . As a matter of fact, he shouldn't be pleased about something that was greatly inconveniencing so many citizens like this . Yes
Jin-Woo managed to straighten his voice and cautiously asked
"I don't have the raid permit, so can I just enter like that, sir?".
- "Huhuh . Hunter-nim, who issues the raid permits?".
"It's issued by the Association . ".
- "And who am I?".
Jin-Woo suppressed his laughter again and replied seriously
"You're the President of the Hunter's Association . ".
- "Huhuhuh . That's why, don't worry about anything and please take care of it . ".
"Well, in that case, thank you for the me No, I mean, thank you for the opportunity . ".
Jin-Woo clenched his fist
He climbed out of the van and began walking after the trace of the magic energy leaking out from the Gate . Because of the cars packed tightly in all sides, he didn't even need to park the van somewhere else, too
" Yes . Everyone, the black hole in the air you see behind me is the Gate that has appeared in the city today . ".
" According to my sources, this Gate has been ranked at B, a high-ranking Gate that requires the participation of a large Guild ".
Reporters had already formed a cordon around the Gate by the time he got there, and the Association employees, as well as the members of the local police force, were restricting the access
'Hmm . '.
Jin-Woo brushed past the wall of the reporters and approached the Gate, but then, a female Association employee with a by-the-book demeanour abruptly blocked his path
"Please hold it! What do you think you're doing?!".

Too bad, no matter how hard she pushed with her small hands, Jin-Woo didn't show any signs of budging from the spot .
Jin-Woo pulled out his licence and showed it to her .  Seong Jin-Woo???'.
Wasn't he the same guy who killed all those ant monsters on Jeju Island ?.
Finally learning of Jin-Woo's identity, the female Association employee raised her head to take another look
Jin-Woo looked a lot different from when he appeared on TV, so even though she was an Association employee, she ended up failing to recognise a rank S Hunter
However, it was also natural for people with discerning eyes to exist within the large crowd gathered here
"Uh??".
"Isn't he . ?".
"It's Seong Jin-Woo!".
"I think Seong Jin-Woo came here to deal with the Gate personally!".
People feeling fed up from being stuck here began recognising Jin-Woo, and their complexions brightened greatly . Some people among them with appointments to get to even cried out in elation, too
However, the female employee completely disregarded the reactions of the citizens and showed no signs of backing down . She hesitated slightly before asking him
"What . What brings you here?".
What did she even mean, what brings him here?.
There would be only one reason why a Hunter chose to stand before a Gate, wouldn't it?.
Jin-Woo figured that there was no need to explain, so he simply pointed at the Gate beyond her shoulders . She looked behind her for a second or two, and then, formed an expression of pure determination
Many Hunters ended up losing their lives after placing too much faith in their skills while disregarding the established rules and regulations
'It should be the same story with a rank S Hunter, right . ?'.
The Association existed to prevent such accidents – this fact had been drilled into her head over and over again . Hunters and their safety were the top priority of the Association
Especially when the person in question happened to be an exceptional individual ranked 'S', her duty was to prevent any mishaps from happening to him no matter what .  ".
" . ".
Jin-Woo was lost for words and blankly stared at her face . He didn't expect her to come out like this at all
She thought that she had succeeded in persuading a rank S Hunter, and continued on with her next question
"Did you obtain the raid permit?".
Jin-Woo shook his head, which led her to .
"No, wait . Even if you did obtain the permit, since you haven't met the minimum required number of team members, you can't be allowed in . ".
The female employee was impressively unyielding
Jin-Woo could tell from the look in her eyes that she wasn't doing this out of spite . No, she just seemed to be the type to stick as close to the rule book as humanly possible
Jin-Woo scratched the back of his head . Well, there's no helping it, then
"Hold on for a sec . ".
Jin-Woo immediately called somebody on the phone . After the call connected to the other side, he pushed the phone to her
"Here . ".
When the female employee looked at him puzzled, Jin-Woo spoke to her in a clear voice
"Please, take it . The call's actually for you . ".
She maintained her puzzled expression while asking him
"W-who is it on the phone?".
"Someone else you may not 'tolerate' as well . ".
She inadvertently took the phone from him, but when she discovered the name of the call's receiver appearing on the screen, her brows shot up really high
'Goh, Goh Gun-Hui?!'.
If the person on the line was really
"H-hello ?".
The female employee's nervous voice was greeted by a deep, heavy voice from the phone's speaker
- "This is the Association President speaking . ".
Sure enough, it was him
The female employee's eyes trembled noticeably, before she began nodding her head over and over again
"Yes, yes . No, sir . Yes . Yes . I shall do as you say, sir . ".
Click
She returned the phone with a crestfallen expression on her face . When Jin-Woo walked past her, he whispered to her in a hushed tone
"Thanks . ".
"Pardon me?".
"For worrying about me . ".
"Y-you, you knew ?!".
Jin-Woo hurriedly disappeared into the Gate
'Euh !'.
Greatly annoyed by his antics now, the female employee shuddered from dissatisfaction and she threw . not a curse, but more like an unhappy grumble at his departing back
'Father in heaven! Sprain that guy's ankle or something inside the dungeon, please!'.
However .
Hunter Seong Jin-Woo was a man who walked away safely from the Jeju Island that was completely overrun with rank S monsters
'Such a guy won't have much trouble inside a rank B dungeon, probably?'.
But then, it happened at that moment . Screams were rising up from here and there
"Uhhh? What's going on here??".
"Why is it changing to red colour?!".
Right after Jin-Woo stepped past the Gate, the eerie colour of blood slowly spread over its black surface . It was a Red Gate!! A terrifying event was unfolding right now
"Ah . !".
The female employee felt utterly devastated after seeing the Red Gate appear
'Was it because I prayed for him to get that sprained ankle?!'.
Of course, that wasn't it . However, she couldn't get rid of the voices in her head telling her that it was her fault
She was taught that the Red Gate, a portal to another world, was one of the most dangerous places there was . She also heard that even the high-ranked Hunters weren't guaranteed to get out of there alive
'It can't be . '.

Just how many minutes went by like this?.
She continued to stew in self-guilt, but when she felt a presence near her, the female employee tore her gaze away from the asphalt below to look up . And found Jin-Woo standing before her
"M-mommy?!".
She got royally frightened out of her wits as if she saw a real ghost just now . Jin-Woo simply threw a grin at her way and walked right past her
'… '.
The face of this female employee was in a deeper shade of red than when she was talking to the Association President earlier
Meanwhile, Jin-Woo searched around for something, and eventually, made his way over to a driver of a truck filled with sacks of potatoes
"Excuse me, ahjussi? Can I buy a sack from you?".
"Pardon? You wanna buy some potatoes?".
Jin-Woo shook his head
"No, just the sack . ".
***.
The Vice-Master of the tentatively-named 'Solo Play' Guild, as well as its chief recruitment officer, its sole lawyer, and even its accountant, Yu Jin-Ho smiled brightly as he saw Jin-Woo entering the office
"You came back, hyung-nim!".
"Nothing happened while I was gone, right?".
"Yes, hyung-nim . However, an applicant wanting to become a founding member is . ".
"Okay . Show me the list . Let me go through it as well . ".
Seeing that Yu Jin-Ho was pressing him with the same stuff they'd been talking about in the morning, the kid must've been desperate to establish the Guild as soon as possible
Thankfully, Jin-Woo was thinking the same thing
They only needed one more person for the spot of the founding member . The minimum of three people was needed to satisfy the requirements to establish a Guild
'Even if we're trying to fill in the headcount, it's better to pick someone hard-working and trustworthy, I think . It's not like we'll be seeing each other only once, after all . '.
Jin-Woo nodded his head, convinced by his own thoughts . But now that he took a closer look, Yu Jin-Ho's complexion seemed a bit cloudy for some reason
"Did something happen?".
"The thing is Hyung-nim . ".
"Yeah?".
"As you may well know, you need a lot of capital in order to establish a Guild . The bidding prices for higher ranked Gates all start at astronomical sums, we gotta pay the signing fees to the newly-joining Hunters, and most importantly, the person applying to become our founding mem ".
Jin-Woo cut him off there
"Is this enough capital for now?".
Thud
Jin-Woo placed the potato sack he carried into the office on the floor
'What's this?'.
Yu Jin-Ho's puzzled gaze peered into the open gap of the sack . And he found it packed full of expensive magic crystals
"H-hyung-nim ?! W-what are these?".
Jin-Woo was nonchalant in his reply
"There was an open Gate on the way to the office, so I made a pit stop . ".
" . ".
He went out only a couple of hours ago, yet during such a short period of time, he found a high-ranking dungeon, cleared it completely, and brought out all the magic crystals found within?.

Yu Jin-Ho stopped thinking about this matter there . It was ultimately a fruitless endeavour to pigeon-hole hyung-nim with common sense
Jin-Woo watched Yu Jin-Ho celebrating the acquisition of their seed money with a content smile, before shifting his gaze over to the conference suite
"By the way, why is she here?".
"Pardon? Ahh . I was about to talk to you about her a minute ago Well, someone applying to become a founding member is waiting for you, hyung-nim . ".
Jin-Woo's eyes widened
"An applicant?".
"Yes, hyung-nim . ".
"Who is?".
"The person waiting for you in the conference suite, hyung-nim . ".
"That's what she said?".
"Yes, hyung-nim . ".
What on earth was this kid even talking about ?.
Jin-Woo quickly strode over to the conference suite as soon as Yu Jin-Ho was finished and opened the door wide open
Clunk
And then, inside this mostly-empty conference suite, he found a woman sipping on a can of coffee all alone and in silence turning her head to meet his gaze . Incidentally, Yu Jin-Ho had to quickly dash outside to get that coffee because they hadn't even bought proper office equipment yet
"What brings you here, Hunter-nim??".
Jin-Woo asked his guest with a dumbfounded expression on his face
Then, Cha Hae-In opened her own mouth, still looking up at him from her sitting position
"I came to join your Guild . ".
< Chapter 132 > Fin


CHOPPER
Reviewed by Harvey Karten First Look Pictures/Pariah Films/ Mushroom Pictures Director: Andrew Dominik Writer: Andrew Dominik, book "Chopper" by Mark Read Cast: Eric Bana, Simon Lyndon, Vince Colosimo, David Field, Kenny Graham
People serving time in jail live in their own worlds, organizing themselves into status hierarchies just like the folks churning out a living outside. The common mugger, often a semiliterate young person going from victim to victim to feed a drug habit would be fairly low on the totem pole except perhaps among his fellow street criminals. Those who rape children are pretty low on the scale as other prisoners may think of their own sisters, while members of organized crime are on top--doubtless because fellow inmates fear them but also have respect for the businesslike ways they carry out their activities. The subject of Andrew Dominik's compelling drama, Mark Read (aka Chopper), is a killer but in a different way from the hit men who do jobs for the mob. He is not organized, he has few and ultimately no real friends, and yet he has garnered the respect not only of the prison guards but of TV interviewers, detectives, and readers of best-sellers. The film, a character study of one of Australia's most best- known criminals, examines Read from various perspectives, with scripter Dominik placing words in his mouth that make us laugh at the very moment we witness some gruesome, violent acts. Based on Read's autobiography--which sold 250,000 copies in his home country--"Chopper" look like a biopic but in reality is not for two reasons: some of the characters that inhabit the man's world are composites, and some of the braggadocio of Read himself is scarcely to be believed.
Late in the story, we hear Read boasting that he killed nineteen people, slicing off the toes of some of them simply to hear them pop; in the film, we observe this killer murdering only two. Read is a bundle of ironies and contradictions: he is human just like the rest of us, feeling guilty for what he does, and yet he persists in his alarmingly violent behavior. He is witty, a guy with a great sense of humor, yet when he carries a grudge he relentlessly seeks out vengeance. His basic demeanor is an engaging one so that those who have no idea what he has done would consider him a worthy subject for a chat on TV (which indeed he participated in), and yet he can change his mood from delight to fury as quickly as a giggly baby who suddenly wets himself or a wiseass adolescent who is told to leave the room and see the principal.
This Sundance 2001 entry which has already won three major awards from the Australian Film Industry (best actor, best supporting actor and best director) is divided into two segments, the first taking place in 1978 while the latter part follows Read's life eight years later. We see him in the H Division, the maximum security section of Melbourne's Pentridge Prison, watching the interview that he took part in some time earlier on the small screen of his cellhouse TV. Two guards sit with him laughing when he does and generally seeming to bond with this paradoxically charming murderer more than with their fellow screws. Dominik then takes us back to Chopper's earlier days in the brig, where he had been sentenced for kidnapping the judge who was presiding over the trial of his pal Jimmy (Simon Lyndon). Taunted by a fellow inmate (who uses shoe polish to cover a bald spot), Read wreaks terrible vengeance only to be betrayed later by his best friend--who stabs him multiple times, compelling Read to plot vengeance later when both are released from prison. Dominik follows Read from his earlier days as a slim, in-shape fellow to a pudgy, tattooed and scarred wreck who had lost none of his sense of humor.  Read becomes so obsessed with hatred for Neville and Jimmy that we are amazed he can smile broadly, whether interviewed by a comely and fascinated host (Renee Brack) or chatting with his understanding and forgiving dad, Keith Read (Kenny Graham).
Eric Bana, who is ethnically German-Croatian and is well known as a TV comic in his native Australia, turns in a remarkable performance, easily combining the severity of his character's passion with the easy wit and carefree charm that could--and did--win over a jury which refused to convict him for murder. As evidence of his appeal even to those who are properly horrified by his deeds, simply go to Amazon.com and note the titles of his books which include "How to Shoot Friends and Influence People." My distinguished online colleague from Australia, Luke Buckmaster, has said of this picture, "Hollywood has built a foundation that relies on stuffing films down the viewers' throats...we are told what to think and how to react....'Chopper' cannot take this stance...[it]doesn't treat viewers like consumer purchasing morons." Absolutely true: as with "Natural Born Killer," we are not told what to think of the subject of the picture. "Chopper" is a thinking person's comment on a brutal man with a wry sense of humor, its lensers (Geoffrey Hall and Kevin Haywood), filming the prison scene in what could best be called puke green while writer-director Dominik confronts us with a barrage of contradictory emotions, at one point even having his characters speak in rhymed couplets as though he were staging a comedy by Moliere.
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Online booze auction is selling off high-end bottles of whisky and gin from as little as £1
It could be a cheaper way to stock up in time for Christmas
by John Scheerhout, Hayley WatsonIt's about that time of year when people are starting to think about stocking up the bar for Christmas.
If your tipple of choice is whisky or gin, there is a sneaky way you could get your hands on some high-end bottles for less.
An auction house is selling off a huge lot of premium spirits including whisky, vodka and gin - and bidding starts at just £1.
Many of the bottles would usually retail for between £30 and £50, says the MEN .
Stockport-based auction house Simon Charles launched the online booze auction last week.
However some items have attracted no bids at all, meaning they could go for as little as a quid.
The lot has come from a hospitality company which had intended the spirits for Christmas functions, weddings and corporate dos.
Auctioneer Ed Railton said: "It's a buyers' market. Everything will be coming in at much lower than you would expect to pay at retail, which is great for people tightening their belts at this time of year.
"For the price of a normal supermarket midrange, you could get something a little bit more special."
Among the bottles on offer are gins and whiskies from small independent distilleries some of which are limited editions and are no longer being produced, according to Ed.
While bidding has started on many of the items, many are still available for the opening bid of £1.
These include 500ml bottles of Kreator Jin by Mackmyra - which retail at around £30 - and 20cl mini bottles of Darnley's Small Batch London Dry Gin, which typically cost £6.
Across the rest of the lot, bottle of 12-year-old Johnnie Walker Black Label Whisky, which retails at around £30, is available for as little as £3.
While a boxed edition of Jameson's Select Reserve Single Distillery Black Barrel, which is sold for £59 online, is available for just £12.
Premium mixers could also be snapped up for just £1 including 24-packs of 200ml Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Ale, and 8-packs of 500ml Fentiman's Botanically Brewed Connoisseurs Tonic Water.
Branded glassware sets and serving bottles are also available for a pound.
Bids are being taken on the lots until 8pm on Saturday 23 November.


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java.lang.Object boundary.ElementMechLoad
public class ElementMechLoad
Class for element mechanical loads.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
area_
Static variable for the type of load. |
private BoundaryCase |
boundaryCase_
The boundary case of element mechanical load. |
private int |
component_
Basic properties of element mechanical load. |
private int |
coordinateSystem_
Coordinate system of load. |
static int |
fx_
Static variable for the component of mechanical load. |
static int |
fy_
Static variable for the component of mechanical load. |
static int |
fz_
Static variable for the component of mechanical load. |
static int |
global_
Static variable for the coordinate system of load. |
static int |
hexahedral_
Static variable for the geometry of 3D loading function. |
private boolean |
isSelfWeight_
Boolean variable indicating if load is self weight or not. |
static int |
line_
Static variable for the type of load. |
private double[] |
loadingValues_
Values of mechanical load. |
static int |
local_
Static variable for the coordinate system of load. |
static int |
mx_
Static variable for the component of mechanical load. |
static int |
my_
Static variable for the component of mechanical load. |
static int |
mz_
Static variable for the component of mechanical load. |
private java.lang.String |
name_
The name of element mechanical load. |
static int |
quadrangular_
Static variable for the geometry of 2D loading function. |
private double |
scale_
The value for scaling loading values. |
private static long |
serialVersionUID
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static int |
tetrahedral_
Static variable for the geometry of 3D loading function. |
static int |
triangular_
Static variable for the geometry of 2D loading function. |
private int |
type_
Basic properties of element mechanical load. |
static int |
volume_
Static variable for the type of load. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
ElementMechLoad(java.lang.String name,
BoundaryCase bCase,
int type,
int component,
DVec values)
Creates element mechanical load. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
private boolean |
checkValues(DVec values)
Checks number of parameters given. |
private void |
exceptionHandler(java.lang.String message)
Throws exception with the related message. |
BoundaryCase |
getBoundaryCase()
Returns the boundary case of element mechanical load. |
int |
getComponent()
Returns the component of element mechanical load. |
int |
getCoordinateSystem()
Returns coordinate system of element mechanical load. |
int |
getDegree()
Returns the degree of loading function. |
double |
getFunction(int geometry,
double eps1,
double eps2,
double eps3)
Returns the function value of element mechanical load. |
DVec |
getLoadingValues()
Returns the loading values of element mechanical load. |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Returns the name of element mechanical load. |
int |
getType()
Returns the type of element mechanical load. |
boolean |
isSelfWeight()
Returns True if load is self weight. |
void |
setAsSelfWeight(boolean isSelfWeight)
Sets load as self weight depending on the given parameter. |
void |
setBoundaryCase(BoundaryCase bCase)
Sets boundary case to element mechanical load. |
void |
setCoordinateSystem(int coordinateSystem)
Sets the coordinate system of element mechanical load. |
void |
setLoadingScale(double scale)
Sets scalinf factor for loading values. |
void |
setLoadingValues(DVec values)
Sets loading values to element mechanical load. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
private static final long serialVersionUID
public static final int fx_
public static final int fy_
public static final int fz_
public static final int mx_
public static final int my_
public static final int mz_
public static final int line_
public static final int area_
public static final int volume_
public static final int quadrangular_
public static final int triangular_
public static final int hexahedral_
public static final int tetrahedral_
public static final int global_
public static final int local_
private int component_
private int type_
private int coordinateSystem_
private double[] loadingValues_
private double scale_
private java.lang.String name_
private BoundaryCase boundaryCase_
private boolean isSelfWeight_
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public ElementMechLoad(java.lang.String name, BoundaryCase bCase, int type, int component, DVec values)
name
- The name of element mechanical load.bCase
- The boundary case of element mechanical load.type
- The type of mechanical load.component
- The component of mechanical load.values
- The values vector of mechanical load. For line load, it has
two components denoting the loading values at I-th and J-th
ends. For area load, it has three components denoting the
loading values at three successive corners starting from lower
left corner and in counter-clockwise order. For volume load,
it has one component denoting the uniform distribution of load
over the element.| Method Detail |
|---|
public void setAsSelfWeight(boolean isSelfWeight)
isSelfWeight
- True if self weight, False vice versa.public void setBoundaryCase(BoundaryCase bCase)
bCase
- The boundary case to be set.public void setLoadingValues(DVec values)
values
- Loading values to be set.public void setLoadingScale(double scale)
scale
- The scaling factor for loading values.public void setCoordinateSystem(int coordinateSystem)
coordinateSystem
- The coordinate system to be set.public java.lang.String getName()
public BoundaryCase getBoundaryCase()
public int getType()
public int getCoordinateSystem()
public int getComponent()
public int getDegree()
public double getFunction(int geometry, double eps1, double eps2, double eps3)
geometry
- The geometry of 2D/3D element that this load will be applied.eps1
- Natural coordinate-1.eps2
- Natural coordinate-2.eps3
- Natural coordinate-3.
public DVec getLoadingValues()
public boolean isSelfWeight()
private boolean checkValues(DVec values)
values
- The parameter vector of element mechanical load.
private void exceptionHandler(java.lang.String message)
message
- The message to be displayed.
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First Python ProgramIn this Section, we will discuss the basic syntax of python by using which, we will run a simple program to print hello world on the console. Python provides us the two ways to run a program:
Let's discuss each one of them in detail. Interactive interpreter promptPython provides us the feature to execute the python statement one by one at the interactive prompt. It is preferable in the case where we are concerned about the output of each line of our python program. To open the interactive mode, open the terminal (or command prompt) and type python (python3 in case if you have python2 and python3 both installed on your system). It will open the following prompt where we can execute the python statement and check their impact on the console. Let's run a python statement to print the traditional hello world on the console. Python3 provides print() function to print some message on the console. We can pass the message as a string into this function. Consider the following image. Here, we get the message "Hello World !" printed on the console. Using a script fileInterpreter prompt is good to run the individual statements of the code. However, we can not write the code every-time on the terminal. We need to write our code into a file which can be executed later. For this purpose, open an editor like notepad, create a file named first.py (python used .py extension) and write the following code in it. To run this file named as first.py, we need to run the following command on the terminal. $ python3 first.py Hence, we get our output as the message Hello World ! is printed on the console. Get Started with PyCharmIn our first program, we have used gedit on our CentOS as an editor. On Windows, we have an alternative like notepad or notepad++ to edit the code. However, these editors are not used as IDE for python since they are unable to show the syntax related suggestions. JetBrains provides the most popular and a widely used cross-platform IDE PyCharm to run the python programs. PyCharm installationAs we have already stated, PyCharm is a cross-platform IDE, and hence it can be installed on a variety of the operating systems. In this section of the tutorial, we will cover the installation process of PyCharm on Windows, MacOS, CentOS, and Ubuntu. WindowsInstalling PyCharm on Windows is very simple. To install PyCharm on Windows operating system, visit the link https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/download-thanks.html?platform=windows to download the executable installer. Double click the installer (.exe) file and install PyCharm by clicking next at each step. CentOSTo install PyCharm on CentOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-centos. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the CentOS. MacOSTo install PyCharm on MacOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-mac. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the MacOS. UbuntuTo install PyCharm on Ubuntu, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-in-ubuntu. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on Ubuntu. In the upcoming section of the tutorial, we will use PyCharm to edit the python code.
Next TopicPython Variables
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First Python ProgramIn this Section, we will discuss the basic syntax of python by using which, we will run a simple program to print hello world on the console. Python provides us the two ways to run a program:
Let's discuss each one of them in detail. Interactive interpreter promptPython provides us the feature to execute the python statement one by one at the interactive prompt. It is preferable in the case where we are concerned about the output of each line of our python program. To open the interactive mode, open the terminal (or command prompt) and type python (python3 in case if you have python2 and python3 both installed on your system). It will open the following prompt where we can execute the python statement and check their impact on the console. Let's run a python statement to print the traditional hello world on the console. Python3 provides print() function to print some message on the console. We can pass the message as a string into this function. Consider the following image. Here, we get the message "Hello World !" printed on the console. Using a script fileInterpreter prompt is good to run the individual statements of the code. However, we can not write the code every-time on the terminal. We need to write our code into a file which can be executed later. For this purpose, open an editor like notepad, create a file named first.py (python used .py extension) and write the following code in it. To run this file named as first.py, we need to run the following command on the terminal. $ python3 first.py Hence, we get our output as the message Hello World ! is printed on the console. Get Started with PyCharmIn our first program, we have used gedit on our CentOS as an editor. On Windows, we have an alternative like notepad or notepad++ to edit the code. However, these editors are not used as IDE for python since they are unable to show the syntax related suggestions. JetBrains provides the most popular and a widely used cross-platform IDE PyCharm to run the python programs. PyCharm installationAs we have already stated, PyCharm is a cross-platform IDE, and hence it can be installed on a variety of the operating systems. In this section of the tutorial, we will cover the installation process of PyCharm on Windows, MacOS, CentOS, and Ubuntu. WindowsInstalling PyCharm on Windows is very simple. To install PyCharm on Windows operating system, visit the link https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/download-thanks.html?platform=windows to download the executable installer. Double click the installer (.exe) file and install PyCharm by clicking next at each step. CentOSTo install PyCharm on CentOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-centos. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the CentOS. MacOSTo install PyCharm on MacOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-mac. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the MacOS. UbuntuTo install PyCharm on Ubuntu, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-in-ubuntu. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on Ubuntu. In the upcoming section of the tutorial, we will use PyCharm to edit the python code.
Next TopicPython Variables
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First Python ProgramIn this Section, we will discuss the basic syntax of python by using which, we will run a simple program to print hello world on the console. Python provides us the two ways to run a program:
Let's discuss each one of them in detail. Interactive interpreter promptPython provides us the feature to execute the python statement one by one at the interactive prompt. It is preferable in the case where we are concerned about the output of each line of our python program. To open the interactive mode, open the terminal (or command prompt) and type python (python3 in case if you have python2 and python3 both installed on your system). It will open the following prompt where we can execute the python statement and check their impact on the console. Let's run a python statement to print the traditional hello world on the console. Python3 provides print() function to print some message on the console. We can pass the message as a string into this function. Consider the following image. Here, we get the message "Hello World !" printed on the console. Using a script fileInterpreter prompt is good to run the individual statements of the code. However, we can not write the code every-time on the terminal. We need to write our code into a file which can be executed later. For this purpose, open an editor like notepad, create a file named first.py (python used .py extension) and write the following code in it. To run this file named as first.py, we need to run the following command on the terminal. $ python3 first.py Hence, we get our output as the message Hello World ! is printed on the console. Get Started with PyCharmIn our first program, we have used gedit on our CentOS as an editor. On Windows, we have an alternative like notepad or notepad++ to edit the code. However, these editors are not used as IDE for python since they are unable to show the syntax related suggestions. JetBrains provides the most popular and a widely used cross-platform IDE PyCharm to run the python programs. PyCharm installationAs we have already stated, PyCharm is a cross-platform IDE, and hence it can be installed on a variety of the operating systems. In this section of the tutorial, we will cover the installation process of PyCharm on Windows, MacOS, CentOS, and Ubuntu. WindowsInstalling PyCharm on Windows is very simple. To install PyCharm on Windows operating system, visit the link https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/download-thanks.html?platform=windows to download the executable installer. Double click the installer (.exe) file and install PyCharm by clicking next at each step. CentOSTo install PyCharm on CentOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-centos. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the CentOS. MacOSTo install PyCharm on MacOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-mac. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the MacOS. UbuntuTo install PyCharm on Ubuntu, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-in-ubuntu. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on Ubuntu. In the upcoming section of the tutorial, we will use PyCharm to edit the python code.
Next TopicPython Variables
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First Python ProgramIn this Section, we will discuss the basic syntax of python by using which, we will run a simple program to print hello world on the console. Python provides us the two ways to run a program:
Let's discuss each one of them in detail. Interactive interpreter promptPython provides us the feature to execute the python statement one by one at the interactive prompt. It is preferable in the case where we are concerned about the output of each line of our python program. To open the interactive mode, open the terminal (or command prompt) and type python (python3 in case if you have python2 and python3 both installed on your system). It will open the following prompt where we can execute the python statement and check their impact on the console. Let's run a python statement to print the traditional hello world on the console. Python3 provides print() function to print some message on the console. We can pass the message as a string into this function. Consider the following image. Here, we get the message "Hello World !" printed on the console. Using a script fileInterpreter prompt is good to run the individual statements of the code. However, we can not write the code every-time on the terminal. We need to write our code into a file which can be executed later. For this purpose, open an editor like notepad, create a file named first.py (python used .py extension) and write the following code in it. To run this file named as first.py, we need to run the following command on the terminal. $ python3 first.py Hence, we get our output as the message Hello World ! is printed on the console. Get Started with PyCharmIn our first program, we have used gedit on our CentOS as an editor. On Windows, we have an alternative like notepad or notepad++ to edit the code. However, these editors are not used as IDE for python since they are unable to show the syntax related suggestions. JetBrains provides the most popular and a widely used cross-platform IDE PyCharm to run the python programs. PyCharm installationAs we have already stated, PyCharm is a cross-platform IDE, and hence it can be installed on a variety of the operating systems. In this section of the tutorial, we will cover the installation process of PyCharm on Windows, MacOS, CentOS, and Ubuntu. WindowsInstalling PyCharm on Windows is very simple. To install PyCharm on Windows operating system, visit the link https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/download-thanks.html?platform=windows to download the executable installer. Double click the installer (.exe) file and install PyCharm by clicking next at each step. CentOSTo install PyCharm on CentOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-centos. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the CentOS. MacOSTo install PyCharm on MacOS, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-on-mac. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on the MacOS. UbuntuTo install PyCharm on Ubuntu, visit the link https://www.javatpoint.com/how-to-install-pycharm-in-ubuntu. The link will guide you to install PyCharm on Ubuntu. In the upcoming section of the tutorial, we will use PyCharm to edit the python code.
Next TopicPython Variables
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grpc_handle_attr_set_np
- Sets handle attributes.
grpc_error_t grpc_handle_attr_set_np(grpc_handle_attr_t_np *attr,
grpc_handle_attr_name_t_np name,
void *value)
grpc_handle_attr_t_np *attr
grpc_handle_attr_name_t_np name
void *value
typedef enum { /* Format for passing to value */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_HOSTNAME, /* char */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_PORT, /* int */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_JOBMANAGER, /* char */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_SUBJECT, /* char */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_FUNCNAME, /* char */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_JOBSTARTTIMEOUT, /* int */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_JOBSTOPTIMEOUT, /* int */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_WAIT_ARG_TRANSFER, /* grpc_argument_transfer_t_np */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_QUEUENAME, /* char */ GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_MPI_NCPUS, /* int */ } grpc_handle_attr_name_t_np;
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_HOSTNAME
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_PORT
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_JOBMANAGER
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_SUBJECT
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_FUNCNAME
Those are the same as the arguments of the existing grpc_function_handle_init() function.
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_JOBSTARTTIMEOUT
This specifies the time-out value in seconds for when a job is started.
When the grpc_call() function *1 is called and the job has not started, if the time specified by job_timeout elapses after the job start-up request was issued, then grpc_call() ends with a time-out error.
If the value 0 is specified, the process continues to wait for the job to start without timing out.
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_JOBSTOPTIMEOUT
The time out time for job completion is specified in seconds.
If the -1 value is specified, there is no time-out and the process waits until the job stops. If the 0 value is specified, the process doesn't wait for the job to stop.
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_WAIT_ARG_TRANSFER
This flag specifies whether or not to wait for the transfer of arguments in an asynchronous RPC.
The default is to wait for the transfer.
The value set up with this attribute is shown below.
GRPC_ARGUMENT_TRANSFER_WAIT
It waits for the end of transfer argument.
GRPC_ARGUMENT_TRANSFER_NOWAIT
It does not wait for the end of transfer argument.
GRPC_ARGUMENT_TRANSFER_COPY
The copy of an argument is made.
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_QUEUENAME
Target the job to a queue (class) name as defined by the scheduler at the defined (remote) resource.
GRPC_HANDLE_ATTR_MPI_NCPUS
This specifies the number of CPUs for MPI function.
This function is MT-safe.
GRPC_NOT_INITIALIZED
GRPC_OTHER_ERROR_CODE


public class Blocks
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Blocks() |
public static final Block air
public static final Block stone
public static final BlockGrass grass
public static final Block dirt
public static final Block cobblestone
public static final Block planks
public static final Block sapling
public static final Block bedrock
public static final BlockLiquid flowing_water
public static final Block water
public static final BlockLiquid flowing_lava
public static final Block lava
public static final BlockSand sand
public static final Block gravel
public static final Block gold_ore
public static final Block iron_ore
public static final Block coal_ore
public static final Block log
public static final Block log2
public static final BlockLeaves leaves
public static final BlockLeaves leaves2
public static final Block sponge
public static final Block glass
public static final Block lapis_ore
public static final Block lapis_block
public static final Block dispenser
public static final Block sandstone
public static final Block noteblock
public static final Block bed
public static final Block golden_rail
public static final Block detector_rail
public static final BlockPistonBase sticky_piston
public static final Block web
public static final BlockTallGrass tallgrass
public static final BlockDeadBush deadbush
public static final BlockPistonBase piston
public static final BlockPistonExtension piston_head
public static final Block wool
public static final BlockPistonMoving piston_extension
public static final BlockFlower yellow_flower
public static final BlockFlower red_flower
public static final BlockBush brown_mushroom
public static final BlockBush red_mushroom
public static final Block gold_block
public static final Block iron_block
public static final BlockSlab double_stone_slab
public static final BlockSlab stone_slab
public static final Block brick_block
public static final Block tnt
public static final Block bookshelf
public static final Block mossy_cobblestone
public static final Block obsidian
public static final Block torch
public static final BlockFire fire
public static final Block mob_spawner
public static final Block oak_stairs
public static final BlockChest chest
public static final BlockRedstoneWire redstone_wire
public static final Block diamond_ore
public static final Block diamond_block
public static final Block crafting_table
public static final Block wheat
public static final Block farmland
public static final Block furnace
public static final Block lit_furnace
public static final Block standing_sign
public static final Block wooden_door
public static final Block ladder
public static final Block rail
public static final Block stone_stairs
public static final Block wall_sign
public static final Block lever
public static final Block stone_pressure_plate
public static final Block iron_door
public static final Block wooden_pressure_plate
public static final Block redstone_ore
public static final Block lit_redstone_ore
public static final Block unlit_redstone_torch
public static final Block redstone_torch
public static final Block stone_button
public static final Block snow_layer
public static final Block ice
public static final Block snow
public static final Block cactus
public static final Block clay
public static final Block reeds
public static final Block jukebox
public static final Block fence
public static final Block pumpkin
public static final Block netherrack
public static final Block soul_sand
public static final Block glowstone
public static final BlockPortal portal
public static final Block lit_pumpkin
public static final Block cake
public static final BlockRedstoneRepeater unpowered_repeater
public static final BlockRedstoneRepeater powered_repeater
public static final Block trapdoor
public static final Block monster_egg
public static final Block stonebrick
public static final Block brown_mushroom_block
public static final Block red_mushroom_block
public static final Block iron_bars
public static final Block glass_pane
public static final Block melon_block
public static final Block pumpkin_stem
public static final Block melon_stem
public static final Block vine
public static final Block fence_gate
public static final Block brick_stairs
public static final Block stone_brick_stairs
public static final BlockMycelium mycelium
public static final Block waterlily
public static final Block nether_brick
public static final Block nether_brick_fence
public static final Block nether_brick_stairs
public static final Block nether_wart
public static final Block enchanting_table
public static final Block brewing_stand
public static final BlockCauldron cauldron
public static final Block end_portal
public static final Block end_portal_frame
public static final Block end_stone
public static final Block dragon_egg
public static final Block redstone_lamp
public static final Block lit_redstone_lamp
public static final BlockSlab double_wooden_slab
public static final BlockSlab wooden_slab
public static final Block cocoa
public static final Block sandstone_stairs
public static final Block emerald_ore
public static final Block ender_chest
public static final BlockTripWireHook tripwire_hook
public static final Block tripwire
public static final Block emerald_block
public static final Block spruce_stairs
public static final Block birch_stairs
public static final Block jungle_stairs
public static final Block command_block
public static final BlockBeacon beacon
public static final Block cobblestone_wall
public static final Block flower_pot
public static final Block carrots
public static final Block potatoes
public static final Block wooden_button
public static final Block skull
public static final Block anvil
public static final Block trapped_chest
public static final Block light_weighted_pressure_plate
public static final Block heavy_weighted_pressure_plate
public static final BlockRedstoneComparator unpowered_comparator
public static final BlockRedstoneComparator powered_comparator
public static final BlockDaylightDetector daylight_detector
public static final Block redstone_block
public static final Block quartz_ore
public static final BlockHopper hopper
public static final Block quartz_block
public static final Block quartz_stairs
public static final Block activator_rail
public static final Block dropper
public static final Block stained_hardened_clay
public static final Block hay_block
public static final Block carpet
public static final Block hardened_clay
public static final Block coal_block
public static final Block packed_ice
public static final Block acacia_stairs
public static final Block dark_oak_stairs
public static final BlockDoublePlant double_plant
public static final BlockStainedGlass stained_glass
public static final BlockStainedGlassPane stained_glass_pane


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KINO2RAW(1) KINO2RAW(1) NAME kino2raw - output a Kino SMIL as raw DV to stdout SYNOPSIS kino2raw smil-file [ ( aspect | normalisation ) ] DESCRIPTION kino2raw reads a smil-file created by kino and the video files it refer‐ ences and outputs the presentation as raw DV to stdout suitable for a pipe. OPTIONS kino2raw optionally accepts a metadata option that outputs the meta value as text on stdout instead of the raw DV. It only outputs raw DV in the absence of a metadata option. There are currently two metadata options: aspect returns the display aspect ratio of the movie based upon the first frame as either "4:3" or "16:9" normalisation returns the video standard of the movie based upon the the first frame as either "ntsc" or "pal" SEE ALSO kino (1) AUTHORS kino2raw was written by Dan Dennedy<EMAIL_ADDRESS>March 2007 KINO2RAW(1)


| Week 10/05 |
I have created the filter panel that can be hided when needed.
Then the hurricanes have been inserted in form of a list that can be scrolled.
The hurricanes can be selected (one or more)
in order to hide or show it on the map and the filters to show all of them at once.
The list shows also the attribute speed and date.
The landed filter has been added in order to select only those hurricans that landed.
The calendar to select the period to filter the hurricanes has been implemented but not integrated yet.
Transferred diagrams from paper to digital.
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I have created a script that extracts some statistics from the dataset and format them in a JSON object.
I have created a left side panel scrollable composed by three subpanels that will contains the graphs relative to:
1- Overall hurricanes statistics, i.e. graphs visualizing data from the entire dataset.
2- Visualized hurricanes statistics, i.e graphs visualizing data about hurricanes visualized on the map.
3 - Selected hurricanes statistics, i.e graphs visualizing data about one selected hurricane.
I have created some functions that generates the graphs relative to:
1- Number of hurricanes per year (BarChart)
2- Max Wind Speed per year (Line Chart, with circles in points for clarity)
3- Minimum Pressure per year (Line Chart, with circles in points for clarity, the black circles mean that the data wasn't available for that year, and i levelled all of them to 900).
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Implemented filtering functions that allow the user to filter the data visualized on the map (e.g. select hurricanes belonging to an interval of dates, get the top 10 hurricanes related to, for instance, max wind speed etc...).
Implemented the model that provides the above functionalities to the visual part of the application, using the observer paradigm to update the map and the other visual tabs. |
Inserted Map with leaflet
Inserted possibility to visualize paths of hurricanes
Added possibility to switch between layers
Added possibility to play/pause selected hurricanes and see them moving on the map
Added time relative to the map visualization.
Added rotating marker for hurricanes
Added real time trail that respects the wind in the quadrants
Added comparing ability between lines (color scaled on wind speed) |


Educational Qualifications
- Ph.D (Jawaharlal Nehru University, 2014)
- M.Phil (Jawaharlal Nehru University, 2010)
- M.A (Jawaharlal Nehru University, 2007)
- UGC-NET (2007)
- PGDM-Print Journalism (IMSIT, New Delhi, 2005)
Research interests
Applied Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Second Language Acquisition, Discourse Analysis, Gender Studies, Technical Communication.
Member of Professional bodies
Life Member- Linguistic Society of India
Publications & Presentations
Publications in Journals
- Chetia Barnali, "Discourse Markers in Written English Texts in a Multilingual Setting: A Comparative Study of High School English in the Schools of Assam," Language in India (International), Vol.13:9, pp. 40-70, 2013.
- Chetia Barnali, "Language Contact in Indian Media-A Sociolinguistic Study," ed. by Dr. S Nikam, Journal of Higher Education & Research Society: A Refereed International, ISSN 2349-0209, Issue-1, Volume-3, pp. 91-104, 2014.
- Chetia Barnali, "Rhetorical Devices in English Advertisement Texts in India: A Descriptive Study," International Journal of Social Science and Humanity, ISSN 2010-3646, vol. 5, no. 11, pp. 980-984, 2015.
- Chetia Barnali, "Gender and Acquisition of Discourse Markers-A Sociolinguistic Approach," Human Rights International Research Journal (Biannual Peer Reviewed), ISSN 2320-6942, Vol. 3:1, pp.219-223, 2015.
- Chetia Barnali, "Technical Communication for Engineering Students-Relevance in the Indian Context," International Journal of Management and Applied Science, ISSN: 2394-7926, Vol-1:2, pp.19-21, 2015.
- Chetia Barnali, "Slangs and Gender-A Sociolinguistic Perspective," International Journal of Technical Research and Applications e-ISSN: 2320-8163, Issue 18, PP. 43-46, 2015.
- Chetia Barnali, "Unsung Women Characters of Mahabharata: A Saga of Unexplored Potential," Social Sciences International Research Journal, ISSN: 2395-0544, Vol 2:1, pp. 355-58, 2016.
Publications in Conference Proceedings
- Chetia Barnali, "English Advertisements in a Multilingual Setting-A Linguistic Perspective," in ICEHM International Conference Proceedings, ed. by Prof. Jiri Strouhal (Bangkok, Thailand, 2014), pp. 27-29, ISBN 978-93-82242-59-8.
- Chetia Barnali, "English Discourse Markers-The Second Language Learner Perspective," in ICELL International Conference Proceedings, ed. by H Suwastio, S.R.Najeeb, K Kamaluddin (Hyderabad, India, 2014), pp.1-5, ISBN 978-93-83303-59-5.
- Chetia Barnali, "Technical Communication for Engineering Students "Relevance in the Indian Context," in Eighth TheIIER-Science Plus International Conference Proceedings, ed. by Dr. P Suresh (Dubai, UAE, 2015), pp. 49-51, ISBN 978-93-84209-83-4.
Presentations in International Conferences
- Presented the paper, "Unsung Women Characters of Mahabharata: A Saga of Unexplored Potential," in International Conference on Women Studies & Social Sciences, Carmel College of Arts Science & Commerce for Women, Nuvem, Goa, March 03-05, 2016.
- Presented the paper, "Lexical Features in Marketing Communicatio- A Linguistic Approach," In International Interdisciplinary Conference on New Trends in Humanities, Gender and Cultural Studies, N.G Acharaye and D.K Marathe College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Chembur, Mumbai, 9-10 October, 2015.
- Plenary speaker in International Conference on Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences (ICHLSS), Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS), Singapore, June 16-17, 2015.
- Presented the paper, "Slangs and Gender-A Sociolinguistic Perspective," in International Conference on Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences (ICHLSS), Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS), Singapore, June 16-17, 2015.
- Presented the paper, "Gender and Acquisition of Discourse Markers-A Sociolinguistic Approach," in International Conference on Women Empowerment & Social Sciences, The American College, Madurai, March 05-07, 2015.
- Presented the paper, "Technical Communication for Engineering Students "Relevance in the Indian Context," in Eighth TheIIER-Science Plus International Conference, Dubai, UAE, January 24-25, 2015.
- Presented the paper "Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and Wikispaces for Engineering Students -Relevance and Utility," at Bangla Wikipedia 10th Anniversary Celebration and International Conference, organized by Jadavpur University, Kolkata, January 9-10, 2015.
- Chaired a Conference session at International Workshop on Communications in the Era of the ASEAN Economic Community, organized by Shinawatra University, Bangkok, Thailand, December 18-19, 2014.
- Presented the paper "Grammar as We Know and Grammar as We Use -A Study of Lexical Features in Marketing Communication," at International Workshop on Communications in the Era of the ASEAN Economic Community, organized by Shinawatra University, Bangkok, Thailand, December 18-19, 2014.
- Presented the paper "Language Contact in Indian Media-A Sociolinguistic Study," at International Conference on 'Fourth World Literature & Culture', organized by Higher Education and Research Society, Pune, September 12-13, 2014.
- Presented the paper "Rhetorical Devices in English Advertisement Texts in India: A Descriptive Study," at 4th International Conference on Humanities, Society & Culture (ICHSC), organized by International Economics Development & Research Center (IEDRC), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, September 2-3, 2014.
- Presented the paper "English Discourse Markers-The Second Language Learner Perspective," at 5th International Conference on English Language and Literature, organized by International Academic and Industrial Research Solutions (IAIRS), Hyderabad, June 28-29, 2014.
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Despite BitMEX’s Bad Day, Bitcoin Withdrawals Are Processed Normally
by George GeorgievIt’s safe to say that BitMEX has had better days. Earlier today, it was reported that many of its users’ email addresses had been leaked. A few hours later, it appeared that the platform itself had been compromised, as the company’s Twitter account stated that withdrawals had been suspended. Shortly thereafter, BitMEX announced that all funds were safe; indeed, withdrawals are working just fine.
BitMEX Under Siege
The day started off with some bad news for BitMEX, the most popular Bitcoin margin trading exchange. Apparently, many of its users’ email addresses were leaked after the exchange experienced a “privacy issue.”
What might sound like an attack targeting BitMEX users was actually a simple mistake. Evidently, an email message sent by the company contained the email addresses of other users in the “to” field rather than the BCC field, allowing recipients to see all the other addresses to which the message was sent.
The exchange made it clear that no other personal or account information had been leaked and claimed to maintain “high standards” when it comes to user privacy.
Hours later, the following two tweets were posted from the exchange’s official account:
The tweets have since been deleted, and BitMEX has made a statement on the matter.
BitMEX Fends Off Worries
What might have been reason for worry was quickly dismissed as nothing but “trolls” targeting BitMEX’s Twitter account.
Moreover, it is apparent that withdrawals on the exchange are entirely functional and that no funds have been compromised.
The aforementioned events highlight the importance of fact- and source-checking before jumping to conclusions or giving into FUD. Obviously, the exchange is working just fine, and there’s nothing wrong with withdrawals or anything else.
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