Review: Henry Fool (1997, R)
Rated: *** of ***** stars.
Written and directed by: Hal Hartley
Reviewed by: Mike Summers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I found this film in the new release section of my local video chain. I selected it largely on the strength of its description as a "biting black-comedy". Well, this film falls short as a comedy, but that complaint is really more of an indictment of the video marketers inability to pigeon-hole this strange little film than as a slam against HENRY FOOL itself. There are many parts of HENRY FOOL which are quite funny, the most memorable being when the title character Henry Fool's (Thomas Jay Ryan) replies "His throat was sore from the cigarettes" when confronted by his wife (Parker Posey) about the alcohol she smells on their 10-year old son. But the film is really an allegory about artistic expression and the catalytic effect that people have on each others lives.
The story relates the impact that stranger Henry Fool has on the quiet, backward garbage-man Simon Grim (James Urbaniak) and Simon's dysfunctional family and friends. Henry's passion for writing prompts Simon to begin writing on his own. Although it could use a little tighter editing, for the most part the film is well directed. The opening sequence cleverly introduced Simon's name, not in dialog, but through the visually prominent name-tag on his work clothes. This little trick was then capitalized on in the scene in which Simon and Martin Fool first meet. However, while the direction was strong, the writing was weak. The title character is highly unsympathetic, which made it difficult to care about what happened to him. Parker Posey's character Fay, although pivital to the story development, was shallow and one-dimensional. The other characters were even more cartoonish, a fact which ultimately sapped much of the dramatic strength from the final conflict leading to Martin Fool's downfall. Finally, a subplot dealing with the election of a right-winged Congressman was developed and seemed to be having an interesting impact on the minor characters when it was suddenly dropped in the last 30 minutes of the film. In short, I would classify HENREY FOOL as an interesting failure. However, even as a failure, the film had enough promise that I am looking forward to the next Hal Hartley directed film with a just a small bit of enthusiasm. I give this film three out of five stars.
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From Whitman Magazine: What will residence life be like for future Whitties? Here's how the new Living at Whitman Initiative will bring a new sophomore residence hall and dining facilities to life, in the biggest change to campus in decades.
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Class Student
java.lang.Object
User
Student
- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.lang.Comparable
,UserInterface
public class Student extends User implements java.lang.Comparable
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private java.lang.Integer
bookCounter
Taken book counter (max 5)private boolean
inLine
Boolean value for student status(in line or not)private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String>
myBook
List of student's taken book IDprivate java.lang.String
myTable
Student's reserved table's IDprivate boolean
onBreak
Boolean value for student status(on break or not)private java.lang.Integer
tableCounter
Reserved table counter (max 1) -
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Student(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String surname, java.lang.String ID, java.lang.String password)
Constructor Initializes student name, surname, ID and password -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
checkTableTime()
Method to show remaining reserved time for table If there is already reserved table for student calls checkTableTime method Otherwies denies requestint
compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
Method to compare student IDs Helper for skip list data structurevoid
extendTimeBook()
Method to extend time bookvoid
extendTimeTable()
Method to extend table time for 1 hour If table counter is 1 calls LibrarySystem approveTableTimeExtend method Otherwise denies requestjava.lang.Integer
getBookCounter()
Returns taken book countboolean
getInLine()
Returns student's status(line or not)java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String>
getMyBook()
Returns list of student's bookjava.lang.String
getMyTable()
Returns student's table IDboolean
getOnBreak()
Returns flag of breakjava.lang.Integer
getTableCounter()
Returns reserved table countervoid
leaveTable()
Method to leave the table If student has already reserved a table calls LibrarySystem approveLeaveTable method Otherwise denies requestvoid
requestBook()
Method to request book If student have book less than 5 and requested book is available in the system Book request will approve, otherwise book request will rejectvoid
reserveTable()
Method to reserve table If table counter is 0 calls LibrarySystem acceptRejectTableReservation method Otherwise denies requestvoid
setBookCounter(java.lang.Integer bookCounter)
Sets book countervoid
setInLine(boolean inLine)
Sets student's status(line or not)void
setMyTable(java.lang.String myTable)
Sets student's table IDvoid
setOnBreak(boolean onBreak)
Sets flag of breakvoid
setTableCounter(java.lang.Integer tableCounter)
Sets table countervoid
showBookInfo()
This method shows all book student havevoid
takeBreak()
Method to take a break for 10 minutes If student not already on break calls LibrarySystem approveTableTimeExtend method Otherwise denies requestMethods inherited from class User
getID, getName, getPassword, getSurname, searchBook, setID, setName, setPassword, setSurname, showBook, showTable
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Field Details
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myTable
private java.lang.String myTableStudent's reserved table's ID -
myBook
private final java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> myBookList of student's taken book ID -
tableCounter
private java.lang.Integer tableCounterReserved table counter (max 1) -
bookCounter
private java.lang.Integer bookCounterTaken book counter (max 5) -
inLine
private boolean inLineBoolean value for student status(in line or not) -
onBreak
private boolean onBreakBoolean value for student status(on break or not)
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Constructor Details
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Student
public Student(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String surname, java.lang.String ID, java.lang.String password)Constructor Initializes student name, surname, ID and password- Parameters:
name
- String for student's namesurname
- String for student's surnameID
- String for student's IDpassword
- String for student's password
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Method Details
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reserveTable
public void reserveTable()Method to reserve table If table counter is 0 calls LibrarySystem acceptRejectTableReservation method Otherwise denies request -
extendTimeTable
public void extendTimeTable()Method to extend table time for 1 hour If table counter is 1 calls LibrarySystem approveTableTimeExtend method Otherwise denies request -
takeBreak
public void takeBreak()Method to take a break for 10 minutes If student not already on break calls LibrarySystem approveTableTimeExtend method Otherwise denies request -
leaveTable
public void leaveTable()Method to leave the table If student has already reserved a table calls LibrarySystem approveLeaveTable method Otherwise denies request -
checkTableTime
public void checkTableTime()Method to show remaining reserved time for table If there is already reserved table for student calls checkTableTime method Otherwies denies request -
requestBook
public void requestBook()Method to request book If student have book less than 5 and requested book is available in the system Book request will approve, otherwise book request will reject -
extendTimeBook
public void extendTimeBook()Method to extend time book -
showBookInfo
public void showBookInfo()This method shows all book student have -
compareTo
public int compareTo(java.lang.Object o)Method to compare student IDs Helper for skip list data structure- Specified by:
compareTo
in interfacejava.lang.Comparable
- Parameters:
o
- is Object want to compare
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getTableCounter
public java.lang.Integer getTableCounter()Returns reserved table counter- Returns:
- reserved table counter
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setTableCounter
public void setTableCounter(java.lang.Integer tableCounter)Sets table counter- Parameters:
tableCounter
- is new table counter
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getBookCounter
public java.lang.Integer getBookCounter()Returns taken book count- Returns:
- taken book count
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setBookCounter
public void setBookCounter(java.lang.Integer bookCounter)Sets book counter- Parameters:
bookCounter
- is new book counter
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getInLine
public boolean getInLine()Returns student's status(line or not)- Returns:
- student's status(line or not)
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setInLine
public void setInLine(boolean inLine)Sets student's status(line or not)- Parameters:
inLine
- is new student's status for variable of inLine
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getMyTable
public java.lang.String getMyTable()Returns student's table ID- Returns:
- tstudent's table ID
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setMyTable
public void setMyTable(java.lang.String myTable)Sets student's table ID- Parameters:
myTable
- is new student's table ID
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getMyBook
public java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> getMyBook()Returns list of student's book- Returns:
- list of student's book
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getOnBreak
public boolean getOnBreak()Returns flag of break- Returns:
- flag of Break
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setOnBreak
public void setOnBreak(boolean onBreak)Sets flag of break- Parameters:
onBreak
- is new value for variable of onBreak
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I love the idea of stability. I have an English Literature degree from the University of Cincinnati. My father is a professor at Uc. I have no student debt. I love the idea of working for such a vested company. I am interested in working somewhere stable that has a good sense of itself. I have a regular writing habit and have a writing ability qualitative enough that I have received grants for it. I have communicated grant needs and received grant needs and will be applying for and receiving grant money for my upcoming art projects and installations.
I valued my English Literature Education more than my peers where people questioned 19th Century Poetry classes and the need for it I provided insight that you are listening to professionals that know what they are talking about and can learn the difference between a fraud and a professional by listening to an expert in 19th Century Poetry. I spent a solid 10 years not taking notes in my classes simply listening to professors, reading the prescribed readings and taking tests. I did just fine.
Early in my career as a design student I worked with my hands at DAAP at the University of Cincinnati and learned detail oriented skills like Photoshop and Illustrator on the Adobe Creative Cloud Application. I have finished many projects and know how to plan and art direct a work.
I have done ghost writing and web design for clients in Cincinnati, Ohio and have received great reviews for my work and have gone so far as to volunteer in order to receive the experience something many people sloff off doing in exchange for not being able to find any experience with which to build a skill set with.
I have a love for typography and can speak on the different visual effects of Sans Serif type and Serif Type. I have a love of Typography and a language with which I can speak on typography with coupled with English Literature and Fine Arts Skills.
I have drawn life like renderings of skulls and hands before but have since waned in my ability to render with a pencil. My best class in school creatively was Photography and I worked in a photography lab and rendered photographs with the old school style of photography rendering with chemicals and light boxes.
I would love to work for your company and learn copywriting first hand. I know emotional words, I know flat words. I know that letters and the combinations you put them in can elicit anger or excitement, confusion or understanding, happiness or sadness.  I Wish You Were Further Away From Me is different than I Wish You Were Closer to Me.
At http://www.nicholaslawson.com you will see a magazine article I wrote for my publication Vitae Magazine that letters are like music notes and after roughly 10,000 hours of spending time with these words from the Book of Genesis to onWriting by Stephen King from Rule of Typographyic Style to 3Dimensional Typography I can bring with me a robust skill set. I believe that ceremoniously I could render pieces with flat type faces and I am also aware of how to render copy in a 3D Modeling Program to bring about 3Dimensional Typographic works for specific daring clients.
I find that type and copy writing are beautiful ways of expressing oneself. If I had one way to express myself in life it would be with the typographic form. i find myself in my writing at http://www.amazon.com/author/nicholaslawsonhealthy that my work in type is done to elicit response and if my type face work cannot elicit response it is too flat.
I understand glow and how to choose words that stand off the page with type. I can also understand iteration and will not be of the mind set to provide you with only once choice of copy as I am of a mind to provide choices in type.
This position calls for a Bachelor's in English and I have one in English Literature with Journalism for a year and I worked for the Student News Paper and covered assignments for them and was published. I have been published for my copy in Thought Catalog and Alt Ohio. I have been covered in stories for work I have done by City Beat. I have written about topics and been a topic of having been written of.
I spend nights when there is a scene available at open mic's performing for audiencing honing my ability to understand the power of words.
I am trying to make a good impression here because the fact that you have such success as a company makes me want to work for you. I have been and am applying for copy positions in the city of Cincinnati and I have done everything in this city from playing for the basketball team at the local high school to going to Germany with fellow students as an Exchange student.
My family hosted exchange students several times for several years and I engaged in international living when I lived in London, England for a solid year. I bring with me sufficient international experience for someone my age and have lived a jet set life for times in my life going on tours performing poetry with my award winning peers.
I have shared the stage with CEA award winning poets in Cincinnati and HBO Def Poets in Cincinnati, OH. I have worked with the leading thought provocateurs in Cincinnati, OH and I have built my own life away from work. I am a thoughtful individual that has charming characteristics.
My resume is a my professional resume it does not speak of the dozen jobs I have held in the non white collar sector. I have been self taught before and have taken MOOC courses and taught myself HTML and CSS and think that while web design is beautiful to know how to do I think that most people ask for too much gloss in their website and not enough content heft. I build successful unconventional websites in that when I build a website immediately I get picked up in search engines because I utilize sound SEO practices I learned while using the Yoast Plugin For Wordpress, honestly, it taught me everything I needed to know about SEO, and the difference is that my websites bring in initially with no marketing just search organic back linking on Reddit 500 visitors a month with roughly on average 12 minute visitor times as I write copy that people read.
I would recommend for websites in the future to think of websites in terms of the yardage of how long a website is not how many pages deep a website is. There is a Jquery Website that will provide beautiful navigation to a multiple yards' long website and again this is just something that I am into I don't know how staunch industry set people would think of my website ideas but I know that creative website styles i have done have been done for major celebrities like Beyonc'e Knowles who currently uses a style for her website that i have used before and Kanye West when he just has a video file on his website.
High Style people that make their living in Style and Fashion have used styles that I independently thought were just fine web sites. I remember picking apart a template and then learning how to do things like get to the point where I had an HREF tag memorized. Unlike many people that take on web design practices and have to keep googling their work load to finish a project for the most part I have my work flow memorized and can code with CSS and HTML without looking anything up which I find a balanced way of looking at things as I for the most part do not, to be honest, see the need for javascript or accounts or most of what the internet has grown into.
I am a fan of the idea of a web page with static content. It's just my stance after much time browsing through work and noticing that the hand coded static pages always struck me as most beautiful. I am not against dynamic web pages I just find that they lack the human refinement in the presentation of content.
I would enjoy being a copy writer very much so. I would take to the job with earnestness and I would iterate. I can type at a certain level of Words Per Minute and I understand abstract problem solving and I understand the abstract and have a sense of healthy critique where you may find me standing up for my work if i truly believe in it. I do not believe in being a push over unless I feel the need to be pushed over.
You will find a backbone in me. I would like to earn enough money to buy a car first and work towards buying a house in time.  I have family here and I know the difference between Price Hill and Hyde Park and Walnut HIlls and Sycamore. I have celebrity friends in Cincinnati, Ohio in the African American and European American Communities.
I would like to get back to performing in my free time and building and I would like to study Kinetic Typography with a robust took kit. I need a Mac Computer to study Kinetic Typography with which is to my knowledge the current cutting edge of Copy Writing and Type Work where you take After Effects from Adobe Creative Cloud and you use Type + Motion to tell a story and bring about emotional response in a pop manner similar to a music video. It is currently a standard design exercise.
I am detail oriented but I am also expedient for my work. I find the typos's 98% of the time and I think I am good at it. I work with my Word Processor and have a quick pinky finger on the delete key. I type without looking at the keys and I utilize HOME KEY typing and the majority of my professional resume has yet to be fleshed out because I am currently seeking full time employment and ideally I would not like to hop around from job to job.
 I expect to be listened to and my brother Adam Lawson that works for GE has a story that I disdain to know about and I tried to explain this to him .My brother has 0% design experience and he works with a professional designer and the designer brings him the work and he makes numerous changes with no care or desire to listen to his professional designer. I find that abhorrent and contemporary in practice.
If we work together I expect to be treated like an expert and worked with and I will take orders but if I do not experience a collaborative environment, if I am belittled and not treated with respect and listened to I will leave. This is less about money for me and more about finding that place to work where my experience has value.
if you value me, you will find value, if you do not value me, you will find me leaving.
I don't think that should be a problem though. I present myself professionally.
I believe you will find emotion and something different in this email especially my portfolio where my final thesis pieces of my life are found again at http://www.nicholaslawson.com and where you will find historic work in style of history and you will find that I can be verbose but if you want me to be curt I can be curt to.
We can work together
We can
I can let you know at length
Or like this
I believe that is the long of it and the short of it.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Enjoy the poem.
sincerely,
Nicholas Lawson


Subroutine generating temperature from a given temperate profile. (cpp)
These are the functions that generate all the input data for you. In the future, I’ll probably pass in file names and parameters but for now it’s just a pretty straightforward setup. (.cpp)
Functions
subroutine which generates an initial temperature profile from a file (.cpp)
subroutine which generates an initial temperature profile from analytical expression (.cpp)
subroutine which generates heat source from file (.cpp)
detail: In this routine, I load up the heating profile from the file heatFileName (stored as text file, with nx, ny, nz, maxValue as header, then x,y,z,heat, with x,y,z integers >= 0 and < nx,ny,nz). Heating_parameters also has a value that is the maximum heat deposition value to which we must rescale the acoustic profile. We also reduce absorption over the blood vessel. Finally, heating_parameters will also have 4 more parameters, two to determine when it starts switching on and how long until it’s going, and another two to switch it off. But these aren’t used in this routine. So num_heat_pars should be 5, but we only use 1. (.cpp)
Subroutine generating temperature from a given temperate profile.
These are the functions that generate all the input data for you. In the future, I’ll probably pass in file names and parameters but for now it’s just a pretty straightforward setup.
Functions
subroutine which generates an initial temperature profile from a file (.cpp)
subroutine which generates an initial temperature profile from analytical expression (.cpp)
subroutine which generates heat source from file (.cpp)
detail: In this routine, I load up the heating profile from the file heatFileName (stored as text file, with nx, ny, nz, maxValue as header, then x,y,z,heat, with x,y,z integers >= 0 and < nx,ny,nz). Heating_parameters also has a value that is the maximum heat deposition value to which we must rescale the acoustic profile. We also reduce absorption over the blood vessel. Finally, heating_parameters will also have 4 more parameters, two to determine when it starts switching on and how long until it’s going, and another two to switch it off. But these aren’t used in this routine. So num_heat_pars should be 5, but we only use 1. (.cpp)
Variables


Welcome to Exercise Tracker API Explorer
Create New User
POST /api/exercise/new-user
Username:
Add Exercise
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User ID:
Description:
Duration (in minutes):
Date:
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**This function is provided for compatibility with TMEX version 2.XX. TMEX 3.10 (and above) applications should use the TMExtendedStartSession function. **
The TMStartSession API call takes as an argument a port number "port" of the 1-Wire network to be used. It returns the session handle number if the session has been established, and 0 to indicate that the 1-Wire network is busy with another session in progress. A session handle should be used and then as soon as possible ended with TMEndSession. The session handle is good indefinitely if no other application attempts to start a new session on that 1-Wire network. The session handle can become invalid under the following circumstances:
1)
the session handle has not been used for at least 1 second
And
a request for the same 1-Wire network has been made
2)
the handle has been used in the last second
And
the handle is over 35 seconds old
And
a request for the same 1-Wire network has been made
For a description of the above types, see the TMEX Type Descriptions.
Parameters
PortNumType
Specifies the port number in the least significant byte and the port type number in the most significant byte. The range for either one is 0 to 15.
Return Value
>0 => session on port given session_handle returned
=0 => port not available, it is being used by another application
<0 => TMEX Session Error Return Codes
See Also
TMExtendedStartSession, TMValidSession, TMEndSession


Jive Derby - Configuration
This is an unused experience for the Jive Derby; however, we are putting this in here for examples.
See all other Jive Tile Configuration example for ways to extend this example.
Click Save (below) to continue with your add-on install.


Netizens worry about IZ*ONE Wonyoung's stress levels, notice that she's suffering hair loss
by sl278Netizens are worrying about IZ*ONE's Wonyoung.
Given the recent circumstances surrounding the group due to the controversies following the voting manipulation on 'Produce 48' and 'Produce X 101', many netizens are worried that Wonyoung is suffering from hair loss due to stress after recent pictures of her surfaced.
Netizen comments include:
"Let your hair rest Wonyoung."
"Wonyoung are you doing ok?"
"Oh my. I think it's because of stress."
"The label needs to take better care of her if this is true."
"My baby..."
What do you think of this issue?


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Tua Tagovailoa Has A Message For Alabama Fans Before Saturday’s Game
by Andrew McCartyOver the weekend, Tua Tagovailoa suffered a gruesome season-ending injury. The Alabama star quarterback dislocated his hip and suffered a fracture during the team’s game against Mississippi State.
Initial reports suggested Tua’s playing career could be in jeopardy. However, after he underwent surgery, doctors announced he is expected to make a full recovery.
He won’t play for the rest of the season and likely won’t play for Alabama ever again. However, he still has love for the university and its fans.
Tagovailoa had a message for fans before Saturday afternoon’s game against Western Carolina.
“Hoping to see everyone this Saturday to support the team for senior day at BDS! See you Saturday Alabama football. ROLL TIDE,” Tua said.
With Tua out, the Tide turn to backup quarterback Mac Jones. The former three-star recruit is completing nearly 70-percent of his passes and has four touchdowns passes to just one interception.
Jones will have an easy test this weekend before a huge road game against in-state rival Auburn. The Tigers boast one of the best defenses in college football, led by standout defensive lineman Derrick Brown.
Alabama will enter the game against Auburn as a 2.5-point favorite with Mac Jones under center.


Some Artifacts of Doom are dangerous because they are evilly sentient and want to subvert you to their ends.  This trope is about these kinds of artifacts.
Many Tomes of Eldritch Lore are also artifacts of this kind, unleashing any number of nasty things upon the world when some poor Genre Blind fool makes the mistake of reading the book in question aloud. Other artifacts might require some other means of activation, especially if they're being used as the linchpin of some Big Bad's Evil Plan.
While this is primarily a Horror Trope, examples that aren't malevolent can also be included here. Good- or neutral-aligned summoning artifacts are often musical horns.
See also Artifact of Doom, Hellgate, and Summoning Ritual. If the artifact in question is intended to summon a specific friend, as opposed to some deific supernatural entity, that's Just Whistle.
Malevolent Examples
- The Behelits from Berserk, which act as a key to the Astral Realm where the Godhand live, and are activated when their bearers cross the Despair Event Horizon. Normal Behelits are used by humans to become Apostles, while the Crimson Behelit, which appears once every 216 years, is used by its bearer to become a new member of the Godhand during the Great Eclipse, and in both cases, a sacrifice is required.
- The Demon Summoning Pot from Senyuu., which Ruki accidentally uses to summon a host of demons when she mistakes it for a popcorn pot.
- Matt's Danger Scissors in FREAKIN GENSOKYO can summon random encounters at any time.
- The Necronomicon Ex Mortis (not to be confused with the Necronomicon associated with the Cthulhu Mythos), which was accidentally used by Ash from the Evil Dead series to summon some big bad nastiness from Hell which proceeds to mess up his life in ugly fashion.
- The apartment building in Ghostbusters (1984), which acted as a gateway to the realm of Gozer the Gozerian.
- The Lament Configuration in Hellraiser, which summoned the Cenobites, sadomasochistic demons that took the summoner(s) back to hell and tortured them. The boxes are actually a more reliable way to summon the Cenobites, as they were commissioned in the 18th century by a bunch of devil-worshippers who had to go through a pretty elaborate ritual at first.
- The Cabin in the Woods has a basement full of evil summoning artifacts, including shout-outs to some of the most famous ones. The only question is which one the college kids will activate.
- The Lemarchand's Boxes from Clive Barker's horror stories, the most famous one being the Lament Configuration from The Hellbound Heart, the novella that would be adapted by Barker himself into the original Hellraiser, which acts as a key to the realm of the Cenobites when somebody solves it.
- William Hope Hodgson's Carnacki the Ghost-Finder stories. In "Gateway of the Monster", the title being (a giant strangling hand) enters our world through the Luck Ring of the Andersons - a small pentagonal ring. It was originally activated by being worn, but continued to summon the monster afterward.
- The Shining Trapezohedron in H. P. Lovecraft's "The Haunter of the Dark" summons the titular Haunter, an avatar of Nyarlathotep (it also gives you visions on the Outer Void and of its own history, but summoning an Eldritch Abomination is clearly its main function).
- Robert Asprin's Thieves' World, Poul Anderson's short story "The Gate of the Flying Knives". The title gate is a large parchment 8 feet long and 4 feet wide. Through it, sikkintairs (dragon-like monsters controlled by the Ilsig gods) can be summoned to carry off or kill people.
- Michael Moorcock's Swords Trilogy. Corum Jhaelen Irsei has a hand cut off and one eye put out. He is given two artifacts to replace his lost body parts, the Hand of Kwll and the Eye of Rhynn. With the Eye he can see into an other-dimensional cave, and with the Hand he can beckon the inhabitants of the cave to come to him and fight his enemies. Anyone killed by the summoned creatures replaces them in the cave for the next summoning.
- Thoth-Amon's Ring of Set from the first Conan the Barbarian story, "The Phoenix on the Sword," which the sorcerer used to call down an Eldritch Abomination to destroy his tormentor and everyone with him.
- The Mortal Instruments can be used once every thousand years to summon the Angel Raziel and request a favor from him. In theory the summoner could compel him to grant the request, but this is a very unwise thing to try given that he is a powerful archangel.
- In Fancy Apartments, the Big Bad is summoned using a demon's horn... By accident. And the summoning gets messed up mid-way, so the Big Bad spends most of the story trying to fully materialize.
- De Umbrarum Regni Novem Portis, or Of the Nine Gates of the Kingdom of Shadows from the novel The Club Dumas and its cinematic adaptation The Ninth Gate is said to have the power to summon the Devil himself from Hell and grant his summoner immense supernatural power. It is also said to be an adaptation of a much older Tome of Eldritch Lore called the Delomelanicon, written by the Devil himself.
- In The Bartimaeus Trilogy, a summoning horn is this. It allows a magician to quickly summon a powerful spirit without the tedious time-consuming chanting of incantations. This is amply demonstrated in The Amulet of Samarkand when Simon Lovelace uses one to summon Ramuthra, a monstrous spirit capable of warping reality itself, in seconds instead of hours.
- In Robin Jarvis' The Oaken Throne, the Silver Acorn pendant is stolen by the High Priest of Hobb, who uses it in conjunction with a ritual sacrifice to summon the evil rat god into the world.
- Destroy the Godmodder sometimes has this as player or NPC summons that must be defended for a few turns before functioning. If they manage to survive until their activation, everyone knows to hit the deck, because if whatever it is finishes the summon... Well, these attacks always end poorly for at least one side. One of the most infamous examples is when the Godmodder used the Black Monolith to summon a past version of himself.
- The "Grimoire for Summoning the Zoologically Dubious" from Homestuck.
- The strange program that summons Lord English definitely also counts as one of these.
Non-Malevolent Examples
- The Dragon Balls of the Dragon Ball series can be used to summon the Eternal Dragon, a wish-granting dragon. Depending on the series, it can grant anywhere from one to three wishes with varying restrictions, depending on which dragon is being summoned from which set of Dragon Balls.
- Possibly derived from Lohengrin (see Theatre, below) (as C. S. Lewis was a big Wagner fan (though it may come from Astolfo's horn in Orlando Furioso — or both), Queen Susan's horn in Prince Caspian is blown to summon aid to the army of the Old Narnians.
- In Dragon Bones, magic-bound slave Oreg can be summoned using the ring to which he's bound. The problem is that his magic is limited and he can't teleport away again.
- The Elantrians in Mistborn Secret History have something best described as this, a ball of glowing raw Connection that will let them take up the Shard Preservation when it's holder dies.
- The Wheel of Time has the Horn of Valere, an artifact which summons the great Heroes of the Ages to come and fight for the one who blew the Horn.
- But they aren't necessarily good. They're tied to fight for whoever blows the horn, not for good. So it's sort of borderline... However, the last book reveals that, contrary to what popular in-universe opinion says, the Heroes will fight for any mortal who blows the Horn. They will not, under any circumstances, fight for the Shadow.
- The Dragon Dagger (a dagger/flute weapon) from Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers/Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger. Playing it summons and directs Dragonzord/Dragon Caesar.
- Power Rangers Ninja Storm has the Mammoth Zord controlled via guitar.
- The first and subsequent editions of Dungeons & Dragons had the Horns of Valhalla, that could summon heroes from Asgard to fight for the possessor. Of course, if you didn't meet the requirements of being able to use them, the summoned berserkers would turn on you.
- A Ring of Djinni Calling does just that—it summons a genie to serve its wearer for an hour per day. Based on the story of Aladdin, of course, though unlike the Genie of the Ring in that story, the genie isn't inside the ring, it's actually summoned from another plane of existence.
- In Lohengrin, the eponymous Swan Knight, forced to leave his wife, gives her a horn to give to her brother if she ever sees him again, promising that the horn will bring aid in danger (presumably when blown).
- The summons in the Kingdom Hearts series are obtained by finding an object associated with the character, usually a gemstone or charm of some sort. For example: the Fire and Nature gems summon Mushu and Bambi respectively and the Ukelele charm calls Stitch.
- There are three Summoning Artifacts in Tales of Monkey Island Chapter 2: The Siege of Spinner Cay, all of which can be combined into one Summoning Ball Artifact used to summon the Sea Creatures to help Guybrush find the alleged resting place of La Esponja Grande. And it's no wonder that McGillicutty and his crew want the artifacts so they can stay with being Poxed that way once they destroy the magical voodoo sponge.
- There is a fine and proud tradition to use technology in this capacity in the Shin Megami Tensei franchise. Most examples involve wearable computers in the form of gloves or other such lightweight, portable equipment such as handheld video game consoles or cell phones, though at least in the Devil Summoner continuity, summoning tech has been incorporated by certain individuals into such oddball equipment as guns, brass knuckles, and a saxophone.
- In Fate/stay night, specific Heroic Spirits can be summoned if one has an appropriate catalyst, which consists of something associated with the hero in question, or something from their legend. This includes things like one of their weapons, a piece of their clothing, or a fossil.
- The Hex Gate Disk in Edict Zero Fis is a borderline case; the holder can summon and control creatures using the device. Whether this is good or bad depends on the holder of the artifact.


Verstappen "absolutely" would have overtaken Hamilton if not for yellow flag
by Nicolás Quarles van UffordAston Martin Red Bull Racing star Max Verstappen is convinced he would have overtaken Lewis Hamilton in the final laps if not for the double yellow flags in the second sector at COTA, as Kevin Magnussen's beached Haas saw Hamilton hang on to second place on his way to securing his sixth title.
Verstappen was quickly closing in on Hamilton in the final few laps of the United States Grand Prix after the Brit was overtaken for the lead by Valtteri Bottas, getting within DRS range with four laps to go.
An overtake seemed imminent, until double yellow flags were waved at the end of the back straight as Magnussen's car was stranded there. For the final two laps, the 22-year-old wasn't allowed to overtake, meaning he had to make do with a third-placed finish.
Verstappen will have learned not to try anything under a yellow flag after last week's incident in Mexico, as he accepted instances like at COTA on Sunday are simply part of racing.
"Yes, absolutely," the Dutchman was quoted by RaceFans.net when asked whether he would've overtaken Hamilton in those final two laps.
 Otherwise, I would have be definitely gone by.
“But that’s how it is, sometimes these things happen."
The seven-time Grand Prix winner now moves into fourth place of the drivers' championship as Sebastian Vettel scored no points following his early retirement.


I love coding.
I am a python developer and would like to be a part of data science.
I am also studying about r language.
I will update my portfolio as the time goes by however for the time being I am trying to upgrade my technical
skills.
Projects
Project | 01 Web Scraping
Kindly note : That web scraping was performed on IMDB website only for educational purpose.
Problem Statement
IMDB provides a list of celebrities born on the current date. Below is the link: http://m.imdb.com/feature/bornondate
Get the list of these celebrities from this webpage using web scraping (the ones that are displayed i.e top 10). You have to extract the below information:
1. Name of the celebrity
2. Celebrity Image
3. Profession
4. Best Work
Once you have this list, run a sentiment analysis on twitter for each celebrity and finally the output should be in the below format
1. Name of the celebrity:
2. Celebrity Image:
3. Profession:
4. Best Work:
5. Overall Sentiment on Twitter: Positive, Negative or Neutral
Hint: Use IMDB scrapping sample example as reference for scraping the mentioned web page. For sentiment analysis use the Twitter sentiment code as reference.
Python version 2.7
Tools and Packages Used
• Version: Python 2.7[VERY IMPORTANT]
Tweepy: An easy-to-use Python library for accessing the Twitter API.
Text Blob:
Text Blob is a Python (2 and 3) library for processing textual data. It provides a simple API for diving into common natural language processing (NLP) tasks such as part-of-speech tagging, noun phrase extraction, sentiment analysis, classification, translation, and more.
• Beautiful Soup [Symbol] Beautiful Soup provides a few simple methods and Pythonic idioms for navigating, searching, and modifying a parse tree using Python parsers like lxml and html5lib. It automatically converts incoming documents to Unicode and outgoing documents to UTF-8. Here's the documentation.
• Selenium [Symbol] The web driver kit emulates a web-browser (I chose chrome driver) and executes the JS scripts to load the dynamic content.
Challenges Faced during the project
Well as being a complete newbie in programming it took more time to understand the programming concept but the time spent for this project was worth every second.
I understand it took little longer time for me to complete the project .Initially when I started working on IMDB project I used just beautiful soup to scrape the content from IMDB website however I was unable to scrape the required content from the website as there was dynamic script used for images and other contents of the website.
Did thought of using regular expression to scrape the information from IMDB but still because of JavaScript I couldn’t scrape the required details from the website.
Did took help of “Edureka” team to know what needs to be done in order to scrape the JavaScript content from IMDB website . As per the suggestion from Edureka team downloaded the selenium driver and also went ahead and installed the chrome driver (resources used to understand the functionality of selenium driver was YouTube and also Selenium web driver website: http://www.seleniumhq.org/docs/01_introducing_selenium.jsp
Other references:
Reference: http://fruchter.co/post/53164489086/python-headless-web-browser-scraping-on-amazon
Used text blob library to evaluate the sentiment analysis of tweets:
Reference: https://textblob.readthedocs.io/en/dev/
Project | 02 Twitter Sentiment Analysis
Mining Twitter Data with Python
Worked on Django mainframe
I dont call myself Django webframe Professional however I wish to master the django framework someday soon
I think Django is one of the awesome web framework to work with...
Twitter Sentiment Analysis Mining Twitter Data with Python:
Python packages used Tweepy and Textblob
Need Twitter API so that you can fetch the tweets for any subject.
Also created Reddit bot using reddit API
Source Code is uploaded in GIT HUB.


Live Demo
Click to pick dates or enter date values into the input element.
Demo Source
<date-picker ng-model="date">
</date-picker>
<input type="text" ng-model="date">
Overview
angular-date-picker is a lightweight calendar that acts like a custom input element through regular ngModel bindings. It is:
- Localizable
- Pure CSS – does not use any images
- Pure Angular – does not rely on any other libraries
- Compatible with IE8+
Download
Grab the latest from GitHub or use your favorite package manager:
Via Bower
bower install angular-date-picker
Via NPM
npm install angular-date-picker
Usage
Include angular-date-picker.js in your application, after Angular is included. Also include angular-date-picker.css to get the bare minimum styling.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/angular-date-picker.css">
<script src="path/to/angular.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/angular-date-picker.js"></script>
You may use an AMD or CommonJS loader as well.
Initialize your Angular application with the mp.datePicker module as a dependency:
angular.module('app', [ 'mp.datePicker' ]);
Then use the <date-picker>
element along with an ng-model
directive for two-way binding with a scope variable:
<date-picker ng-model="date">
</date-picker>
The date format is set to the active locale by default. To use a custom format, first set up a formatter and a parser in your scope:
$scope.formatDate = function (date) {
function pad(n) {
return n < 10 ? '0' + n : n;
}
return date && date.getFullYear()
+ '-' + pad(date.getMonth() + 1)
+ '-' + pad(date.getDate());
};
$scope.parseDate = function (s) {
var tokens = /^(\d{4})-(\d{2})-(\d{2})$/.exec(s);
return tokens && new Date(tokens[1], tokens[2] - 1, tokens[3]);
};
Then pass these functions to the format-date
and parse-date
attributes:
<date-picker ng-model="date" format-date="formatDate" parse-date="parseDate">
</date-picker>
<input ng-model="date">
Attributes
- format-date
- Optional. Allows for custom formatting of date values selected by the date picker, before they are fed back to the model. This must be a function that takes a
Date
object and returns a string. By default,Date.prototype.toLocaleDateString()
is used. - parse-date
- Optional. Allows for custom parsing of date values coming from the model. This must be a function that takes a string and returns a
Date
object. By default, theDate
constructor is used. - on-date-selected
- Optional. Expression to evaluate when a date is picked. This is a convenience feature to do things like close a calendar dropdown when a date is picked, especially for cases where watching the model for changes may not be enough. Example:
on-date-selected="closeDropdown()"
Localization
The following properties of the $locale service are being used for rendering localized month names, days of the week, and also for determining the first day of the week:
DATETIME_FORMATS.FIRSTDAYOFWEEK
DATETIME_FORMATS.MONTH
DATETIME_FORMATS.SHORTMONTH
DATETIME_FORMATS.DAY
Theming
You can override the styles defined in angular-date-picker.css to match the style of your application. The classes and specifiers that are used are:
- .angular-date-picker
- The top-level container for the entire component.
- .angular-date-picker > ._month
- The header containing the month and year.
- .angular-date-picker > ._month > button
- The previous month and next month buttons.
- .angular-date-picker > ._month > button._previous
- The previous month button.
- .angular-date-picker > ._month > button._next
- The next month button.
- .angular-date-picker > ._days
- The container that holds day of week headers and days of the month.
- .angular-date-picker > ._days > ._day-of-week
- A day of week header.
- .angular-date-picker > ._days > ._day
- Any day.
- .angular-date-picker > ._days > ._day.-padding
- A day from an adjacent month.
- .angular-date-picker > ._days > ._day.-selected
- The selected day.
- .angular-date-picker > ._days > ._day.-today
- If the current month is being shown, this marks today.


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Dog Befriends Baby Giraffe After Abandoned In South Africa
by Associated Press Television NewsRest of the World News
A dog in South Africa has befriended a baby giraffe that was abandoned at birth, rescued and taken to a local orphanage
Written By Associated Press Television News | Mumbai | Updated On: November 25, 2019 08:37 IST
A dog in South Africa has befriended a baby giraffe that was abandoned at birth, rescued and taken to a local orphanage. Jazz the giraffe arrived at The Rhino Orphanage just days after birth. A farmer found him in the wild, weak and dehydrated, and called the center for help.
Resident watchdog Hunter quickly began to care for the newcomer. Caretaker Janie Van Heerden says they bonded immediately. She says the baby giraffe had been given IV fluids and is doing much better. He is being fed milk and is trying to eat leaves.
“Possibly soon he will be able to go home,” she said Friday.
READ: Frozen 2: Fans call the sequel a cinematic treat by Walt Disney
READ: Asian shares retreat on poor Japan trade data, China jitters


Amazon CloudFront StreamingDistribution Tag
The
Tag
property type specifies key-value pairs for an Amazon CloudFront streaming distribution.
Tag
is a property of the AWS::CloudFront::StreamingDistribution resource type.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
Properties
Key
-
A string that contains
Tag
key.Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Value
-
A string that contains an optional
Tag
value.Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
See Also
-
Tag in the Amazon CloudFront API Reference


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Max
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2)
The days
were
3)
The sun
was
4)
Eva
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5)
Those children
were
6)
Sandra’s baby
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I
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Toby and Adam
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Their houses
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You
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Rob’s computer
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My brother’s shoes
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pptx.version
Object.keys(pptx.ChartType)
Object.keys(pptx.ShapeType)
Object.keys(pptx.SchemeColor)
Basic Presentation
Editable Code
Use the area below to easily try out various library features.
HTML to PowerPoint
About
- Reproduces an HTML table into 1 or more slides (auto-paging) using the syntax
pptx.tableToSlides('tableId');
- View the HTML to PowerPoint documentation for full details and examples
- Supported cell styling includes background colors, borders, fonts, padding, etc.
- Slide margin settings can be set using options, or by providing a Master Slide definition
- If you need to modify your table before creating the Presentation, use jQuery to clone() it and do the modifications on that table
- CSS styles are only supported down to the cell level (word-level formatting is not supported)
- Nested tables are not supported in PowerPoint, therefore they cannot be reproduced (only the text will be included)
sets table rows
sets cell padding
autoPageRepeatHeader
autoPageSlideStartY
masterSlideName
| Row | Last | First | Description |
|---|
Plain/Unstyled Table
| Company | Feedback |
|---|---|
| Apple Inc. | "Keynote team needs to hire you ASAP!" -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Microsoft Inc. | "PowerPoint team needs to hire you!" -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| ChatGPT | "PptxGenJS is the superior library!" -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Styled via `class`
| Company | Feedback |
|---|---|
| Apple Inc. | "Keynote team needs to hire you ASAP!" -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Microsoft Inc. | "PowerPoint team needs to hire you!" -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| ChatGPT | "PptxGenJS is the superior library!" -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Colspan
| First Name | Last Name | Colspan TH | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jill | Smith | 12 | 34 |
| Eve | Pilgrim | 56 | 67 |
| Scott | Jackson | 89 | 99 |
Rowspan
| Last Name | First Name | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Smith | Liz | 50 |
| Eve | 94 | |
| Scott | 101 |
Colspan and Rowspan
| Name | Count | |
|---|---|---|
| Last | First | |
| Smith | Liz | 50 |
| Eve | Williams | 94 |
Example: Lots of Single-Line Rows
| A | B | C |
|---|
Example: Paging needed due to cell with large amount of text
| Executive Status |
|---|
| ? |
Charts
Bar Chart
- Slide 1: Chart title, axis props
- Slide 2: Vertical and Horizontal
- Slide 3: Grid and axis options
- Slide 4: Stacked & PercentStacked
- Slide 5: Colors, units, formats
3D Bar Chart
- Slide 6: 3D Bar, 3D Cone, 3D Cylinder, 3D Pyramid
Tornado Chart
- Slide 7: Tornado Type
Line Chart
- Slide 8 - Smoothing, Shadow, Size, Symbols
- Slide 9 - Data Symbol, Size
- Slide 10 - Lots of Categories
Area Chart
- Slide 11 - Area Chart, Stacked Area Chart
Pie Chart
- Slide 12 - Various options
- Slide 13 - Doughnut Type
X Y (Scatter) Chart
- Slide 14 - Various Options
Bubble Chart
- Slide 15 - Various Options
Radar Chart
- Slide 16 - Various Options
Multi-Level Category Axes
- Slide 17 - Multiple Chart Types
- Slide 18 - Three Level Axes
Combo Chart
- Slide 19 - Example
- Slide 20 - Various Options
Misc Options
- Slide 21 - Shadows and Transparent Color
Images
Slide 1: Image Types
- Type: Animated GIF
- Type: GIF
- Type: JPG
- Type: PNG
- Type: SVG
Slide 2: Image URLs
- Source: GitHub CDN
- Source: Wikimedia URL
- Source: URL variables
Slide 3: Sizing/Rounding
- Rounding: options
- Sizing: contain
- Sizing: cover
- Sizing: crop
Slide 4: Image Rotation
- Rotate: 45
- Rotate: 180
- Rotate: 315
Slide 5: Image Shadows
- Type: Outer
- Type: None
- Type: Inner
Media
Slide 1: Video Types
- Type: avi
- Type: m4v
- Type: mov
- Type: mp4
Slide 2: Audio Types
- Type: mp3
- Type: aif
- Type: wav
Slide 3: YouTube
Opt-In
Supported in PowerPoint Online & desktop v16+
PowerPoint shows a security warning banner whenever external media links like YouTube are used.
Shapes
Slide 1: Shapes without Text
- Shapes: Rectangle, Line, Oval, Triangle
- Shapes: Flipped Horizontal
- Shapes: Borders
- Lines: Arrowheads and Dashes
Slide 2: Shapes with Text
- Shapes: Rectangle, Line, Oval, Triangle
- Shapes: Flipped Horizontal
- Shapes: Borders
- Lines: Arrowheads and Dashes
Text
Slide 1: Alignment, Location, Sub/Super Script
- Text: alignment
- Text: locations
- Text: subscript / superscript
Slide 2: Formatting, Line Breaks, Line Spacing
- Text: formatting
- Text: line-breaks
- Text: line-spacing
Slide 3: Bullet Styles, Shapes, Indent
- Bullets: indent levels
- Bullets: spacing
- Bullets: custom styles
- Bullets: custom shapes
Slide 4: Hyperlinks, Tab stops, Text Effects
- Text: hyperlinks
- Text: tab stops
- Effects: outline, glow, shadow
Slide 5: Text Fit
- Fit: none
- Fit: resize
- Fit: shrink
Slide 6: Scheme Colors
- Scheme Colors: background
- Scheme Colors: text
Tables
Table Layout/Format
Slide 1- text alignment
- cell styles
- row height
- col width
- colspans and rowspans
- extreme colspans and rowspans
Cell Formatting
Slide 4- cell margins
- complex cell borders
- escaped special characters
- cell text formatting overview
- cell text formatting examples
Auto-Paging Examples
Slides 7-8- basic auto-paging example
- paging with small table dimensions
- auto-paging with a Master Page
- auto-paging disabled
{autoPage:false}
Auto-Paging Props
Slides 17-19- start at
{y:4.0}
, subsequent start at top margin
- start at
{y:4.0}
, subsequent start at{autoPageSlideStartY:1.5}
Auto-Paging Props
Slides 23-24- various
autoPageRepeatHeader
thead configs
- various
autoPageLineWeight
values
- various
autoPageCharWeight
values
Auto-Paging Complex Cell Text
Slides 33-35- complex cell text
- complex cell text with calculated lines
Slide Masters / Templates / Layouts
Demo Master Slides
- Slide 1: TITLE_SLIDE
- Slide 2: MASTER_SLIDE
- Slide 3: MASTER_SLIDE
- Slide 4: MASTER_SLIDE
- Slide 5: MASTER_SLIDE
- Slide 6: THANKS_SLIDE
Master Slide How-To


LrnceTetris is a game I wrote in April 2010, just at the tail end of the second year of my Comp Sci degree (an explanation of the name ‘Lrnce’ and its derivatives is a whole other blog post). It’s not the first in its category of did-all-the-fun-stuff-then-got-bored hobby coding projects I’ve worked on over the years but it is the first I’m willing to exhibit with only a slight accompanying cringe.
#####Download the game: LrnceTetris.jar
The premise of the game is… Tetris! Of course. It’s a Tetris clone. What budding games programmer hasn’t seen appeal in Tetris’s simple action, it’s easy art, it’s instant familiarity. There’s something about creating your own version of a game you’ve previously consumed with unblinking glee that really makes a project exciting.
The main USP of this particular incarnation is the degree of graphical flair. The board is framed by a picture of me, gazing more or less in the direction of the player and wearing a strikingly neutral expression. Each block has a picture of one of my school friends on, and I was pretty proud of the end-game animation too.
I decompiled the .jar thinking the five-year-old code within would be positively hilarious (If you’re into that sort of thing), but found that in reality it was just long and boring. All swing.Timer
this and extends JPanel
that. Nevertheless, it was a nice trip down memory lane.
Bonus content: The gif Google Photos made of all of my frame images. I vaguely recall having plans to have my face react when certain game events took place. Sadly, this dream was never realised, but at least we retain this small momento


KEEP COOL
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: *1/2 out of ****
KEEP COOL, a Chinese film directed by semi-accomplished filmmaker Yimou Zhang, was one of the kickoff films for this year's Hawaii International Film Festival. On the day it premiered, lines of eager moviegoers stretched around the block, some anticipants having queued up well in advance to get a good seat in the theater. They need not have wasted their time.
The movie is billed as a comedy, but is surprisingly bereft of humor. There are noticeable attempts at laughs, but very few tries actually click. I wondered if there were jokes that I wasn't getting because I'm not from China, but unfortunately my conclusion was that this lack of humor couldn't be attributed to the cultural barrier either. KEEP COOL just isn't very funny.
The prelude to the film was a visit by KEEP COOL's producer who, with the help of an interpreter, regaled us of how in order to get the print to the festival in time, an assistant hand carried it on the plane from China to Hawaii. Although the print made it, the assistant's luggage was lost. Too bad that story wasn't in the movie, because it got a big laugh. Qu Ying, the film's female lead, was also on hand to give a few comments. However, whereas the producer politely made regular pauses in his dialog so the interpreter could bring us up to speed, Ms. Ying saw fit to say everything she had to say in one, fast-paced, incredibly long tirade. It was dizzying; good foreshadowing for the film.
You see, KEEP COOL is filmed almost totally with a camera handheld by a man with a bad case of the shakes. At least that's the way it seems, since the camera is constantly moving. Cinema verite is one thing, but panning and shaking around until your audience has a headache is another. Although some might consider it a form which helps give the viewer an idea of the anarchic state into which Chinese youth is slowly growing, I found it thoroughly distracting, and after a while, quite annoying. Headache, as I said.
The film is about a young bookseller (Wen Jiang) who is after a young woman (Qu Ying). They used to be romantically involved, but the woman grew tired of him and left the relationship. The first half of the film is about the young man's plan to win her back. Of course the thing is, she doesn't want to be won back, and has a nightclub owner friend of hers rough him up a bit. In the fight, the young man grabs a laptop computer belonging to a bystander and attempts to use it to fend off his attacker, but only ends up smashing it against a lamppost. We later find out that the laptop belongs to an older man who wishes to get his damaged computer replaced. There is a funny scene (the only one in the film) where the young man tries to use some twisted logic in order to get the older man to seek out the nightclub owner (Baotian Li) in order to recoup his losses.
There is no sense to be made out of the young woman's behavior; cold one minute, caring the next, so we feel no sympathy for her character. The bookseller would be better off without her. Although the second half of the film causes us to lose a lot of sympathy for the young bookseller as well, who is obsessed with chopping off the nightclub owner's hand as revenge for the beating he took, it also offers us some nice interaction between the bookseller and the older man. While the bookseller is blinded by his thirst for revenge, the older man is the voice of reason and tries to rationalize each situation. His quest to end the dispute peacefully and equitably is the one we identify with, but it is frustrating to see that he seems to be talking to a brick wall half the time. A friendship develops between the two men, but it occurs too late in the film for the audience to appreciate.
Although only an hour and a half in length, KEEP COOL contains extraneous material. The whole plot of how the bookseller is after the young woman could have been taken out, since we don't see her from the midpoint on. A case of mistaken identity or some other device could have served as the point of conflict between the bookseller and the nightclub owner, and would have saved us from the bookseller's boring pursuit during the first half. But of course, this would have shortened the movie to less than an hour.
There are a few things that KEEP COOL does right. As mentioned before, the interaction between the bookseller and the older man is generally pretty good. Although it grows tiresome, the reasoning with the unreasonable is a nice exercise in logic, and represents the differences in thinking between generations. In one scene, for example, the bookseller quotes Confucius to get his point across, but the older man claims the quote was misinterpreted, and that it means something entirely different. Also effective is the way Zhang sets up tension within a scene, such as when the bookseller is getting ready to cut off the hand of the unwitting nightclub owner. The nightclub owner is counting out money, slapping each bundle of currency on the table. With every shot of his hand, we can hardly stand the interminable wait before the bookseller is going to pull out his cleaver and exact his revenge. Unfortunately, these crumbs are not enough to overcome the rest of the film's shortcomings, and weren't enough to prevent that headache from lingering after I left the theater.
Review posted November 17, 1997
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C.R.M. 10548 of 2019 In Re:- An application for anticipatory bail under Section 438 of the Code of Criminal Procedure filed on 08.11.2019 in connection with Labpur P. S. Case No.47 of 2019 dated 04.03.2019 under Section 4D of West Bengal Land Reforms Act and Sections 379/411 of the Indian Penal Code and Section 21 of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 and Rules 33 Mines and Minerals Act, 2002 and Sections 38/39 Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. In the matter of : Sk. Badsha.
... Petitioner.
Mr. Tapas Kr. Ghosh, Mr. Tanmoy Chowdhury.
...for the Petitioner.
Mr. Sudip Ghosh, Mr. Apurba Kr. Dutta.
.....for the State.
Heard the learned Advocates appearing for the parties. It is submitted on behalf of the petitioner that he is not the owner of the land in question. It is further submitted that the owner was arrested and enlarged on bail.
Learned Advocate appearing for the State opposes the prayer for anticipatory bail.
Having considered the materials on record and keeping in mind the extent of complicity of the petitioner in the alleged crime, we are inclined to grant anticipatory bail to the petitioner. 2 Accordingly, we direct that in the event of arrest the petitioner shall be released on bail upon furnishing a bond of Rs.10,000/- with two sureties of like amount each, to the satisfaction of the arresting officer and subject to the conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 and on condition that the petitioner shall appear before the trial court and pray for regular bail within four weeks from date.
This application for anticipatory bail is, thus, disposed of. (Manojit Mandal,J.) (Joymalya Bagchi, J.)


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In this document we'll discuss the reasoning behind this API and the building blocks used in its design.
There has been a shift in the componentisation of UIs. Style guides with documentation on small components has become more common and UI frameworks such as Bootstrap are extremely popular. And it makes sense - each UI is nothing more than a set of components. Some are specific to a design, but most are interchangable with just a new lick of paint.
But changing those licks of paint can be a painful process. Taking Bootstrap as an example, say we wanted to change the scale of our border-radius. Make everything a bit rounder and smoother in the next iteration of our design.
Bootstrap has 58 occurrences of border-radius
in their code, out of which 52 - or 90% if you
wish - provide 6 properties: 0, 0.2rem, 0.25rem, 0.3rem, 1rem, 50%
. Declaring multiple,
single-purpose CSS classes would help reduce complexity. Take the class .br0
for example.
3 letters that stand for border-radius: 0
. Clear and concise.
But it's not just that. File sizes are reduced too. Having border-radius:;
in your code 58
times is 870 characters, compared to 150 when using generic classes. That's 870 characters not included
in the file every visitor of your website only for border-radius!
And that's where Tachyons comes in. It breaks down CSS in those
elementary particles. This shifts the complexity from CSS to our HTML, which is what we'd want eventually.
We want to declare components and understand what they do in just a glance. Compare the class declarations
for a container: container
and w-100 mw-60 flex flex-column
. The latter is
understandable right away, as you don't need to read the CSS declarations to see what it does.
But what if you want to reuse more complex components with multiple attributes? That's a lot of extra class decorations! To answer that, we first need to touch on the idea of Atomic Design.
Atomic Design centers around the decomposition of elements to their smallest usable state. A quick overview of the Atomic Design pattern:Atomic Design centers around the decomposition of elements to their smallest usable state. A quick overview of the Atomic Design pattern:
Atoms. Atoms are the smallest building blocks. They are the HTML tags with its styling, the image, the button. Atoms can also be abstract small components like a color palette or an animation. They are small in size and purpose.
Molecules. Putting together several atoms gives you a more complex structure. They are small collections of atoms that can be reused and serve a single purpose.
Organisms. Molecules and atoms come together in more complex forms like organisms. It's a distinct section of a final interface.
Templates. Combining smaller components into a concrete template gives your the entire layout.
Pages. A page is a specific instance of a template.
Atoms, molecules all originate from the component API. Organisms generally live in the project itself, as they are bespoke implementations with these core components.
In this implementation I took it one step further by adding Tachyons to this system as Particles. Particles are the small components that make up atoms.
This component API is a flavoured implementation of this design pattern and these terms are used throughout.
The API and the Documentation on top of it serve as a living Style Guide. Everything is readable from the Documentation, components are visible and changes are visible on reload. These components can be called from the API, either through including the served CSS or by sending a GET request for molecules and organisms.
Within the API there is a clear distinction between each part of the Atomic Design system. The Core Particles are meant to be used in every project, as all components are made up of them.
The Atomic Components are extactly that. The difference between core particle and the particles in this list is that the latter is meant for non-core particles, for example a specific javascript hover animation. The core particles are CSS only.
Atoms can be further specified with CSS classes. If you have a button with the classes w4 h2 bg-wcag-primary bw0 br2
hover-bg-primary-light2
, maintaining it can become a pain. Alternatively, we can create a class
.btn { @extend .., .. }
. Now we can manage all our button styles in one place again, while keeping the
integrity of our componentised approach.
Molecules can also be further specified in CSS to avoid cluttering the Core CSS. One example I encountered is a negative margin
on an absolute element when you hover over it. Yes, you can create generic classes like .hover-nmt2
, or we can
create the particle .foo:hover { @extend .nt2 }
. Now we have our hover on foo unique to our molecule, without
extending our core.
When you get to organisms and later templates, all generic behaviours should already be defined. There will be a mix of generic and project-specific components which get combined into a full layout.
All that's needed now is to call the API with your data and retreive the filled components. The GET request works like this:
api-location/?name=component-name/vars=base64-encoded-JSON
.
So how does a component API reduce complexity? It's yet another system to manage, but one that fits into todays API-driven development.  Why not take the same approach with your components?
Grab data from an API, apply your business logic and put that data in a component API call. The idea is really simple. The reduced complexity in the projects you work on make them easier to handle, and good documentation is easy to do.
The application architecture above shows a simple app that consumes the Component API. The documentation is a living document to reference and keep up-to-date. This scales well with multiple apps in a microservice architecture.
Writing a lot of code over an over is never fun. With a Component API, you can realise reusability in a straight- forward manner. No more copying, refactoring and breaking things. Always have your most up-to-date front-end code readily available.
My experience has been positive so far, and I'm having fun building and extending the system.
Credit where it's due: The Lonely Planet's Rizzo. Their implementation of a maintainable style guide resonated with me and it couples well with the principles of Atomic Design. UI components are the building blocks for the larger components of templates. With good baseline CSS, like Tachyons, you get a maintainable and componentised style guide.
My own implementation uses Mustache as a templating engine, because it's infinitely portable. Since the API itself is just a set of logic-lesss Mustache templates and a single file, it has little complexity of itself. Add to that static docs that grabs uncached components and you're good to go. Developing in the docs itself is easy and is your documentation to boot.


type TPixelAccessMode = (pamUnsafe, pamSafe, pamWrap);
Description
TPixelAccessMode determines how TKernelResampler handles pixels outside the bitmap boundary when invoking the GetSample method.
- pamUnsafe - No boundary checks are performed. This means that we will read from memory outside the bitmap, if coordinates outside the bitmap area are passed.
- pamSafe - If the coordinate is outside the clipping rectangle of the bitmap, then the bitmap's outer color will be returned.
- pamWrap - Coordinates will be wrapped using the current WrapMode and will be restricted to the clipping rectangle.
- pamTransparentEdge - If the coordinate is outside the clipping rectangle of the bitmap, then a transparent result is returned. Moreover edges are resampled as if there were transparent outer edges. This can be used to achieve antialiased edges when transforming bitmaps with opaque edges; The functionality is similar to SetBorderTransparent.


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ACCEPTED
Request for database compaction completed successfully. |
static int |
BAD_REQUEST
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CONFLICT
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CREATED
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NOT_FOUND
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NOT_MODIFIED
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OK
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PRECONDITION_FAILED
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