USE Method: Mac OS X Performance Checklist
This is my example USE Method-based performance checklist for the Apple Mac OS X operating system, for identifying common bottlenecks and errors. This draws upon both command line and graphical tools for coverage, focusing where possible on those that are provided with the OS by default, or by Apple (eg, Instruments). Further notes about tools are provided after this table.
Some of the metrics are easy to find in various GUIs or from the command line (eg, using Terminal; if you've never used Terminal before, follow my instructions at the top of this post). Many metrics require some math, inference, or quite a bit of digging. This will hopefully get easier in the future, as tools include a USE method wizard or the metrics required to follow this easily.
Physical Resources, Standard
| component | type | metric |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | utilization | system-wide: iostat 1, "us" + "sy"; per-cpu: DTrace [1]; Activity Monitor → CPU Usage or Floating CPU Window; per-process: top -o cpu, "%CPU"; Activity Monitor → Activity Monitor, "%CPU"; per-kernel-thread: DTrace profile stack() |
| CPU | saturation | system-wide: uptime, "load averages" > CPU count; latency, "SCHEDULER" and "INTERRUPTS"; per-cpu: dispqlen.d (DTT), non-zero "value"; runocc.d (DTT), non-zero "%runocc"; per-process: Instruments → Thread States, "On run queue"; DTrace [2] |
| CPU | errors | dmesg; /var/log/system.log; Instruments → Counters, for PMC and whatever error counters are supported (eg, thermal throttling) |
| Memory capacity | utilization | system-wide: vm_stat 1, main memory free = "free" + "inactive", in units of pages; Activity Monitor → Activity Monitor → System Memory, "Free" for main memory; per-process: top -o rsize, "RSIZE" is resident main memory size, "VSIZE" is virtual memory size; ps -alx, "RSS" is resident set size, "SZ" is virtual memory size; ps aux similar (legacy format) |
| Memory capacity | saturation | system-wide: vm_stat 1, "pageout"; per-process: anonpgpid.d (DTT), DTrace vminfo:::anonpgin [3] (frequent anonpgin == pain); Instruments → Memory Monitor, high rate of "Page Ins" and "Page Outs"; sysctl vm.memory_pressure [4] |
| Memory capacity | errors | System Information → Hardware → Memory, "Status" for physical failures; DTrace failed malloc()s |
| Network Interfaces | utilization | system-wide: netstat -i 1, assume one very busy interface and use input/output "bytes" / known max (note: includes localhost traffic); per-interface: netstat -I interface 1, input/output "bytes" / known max; Activity Monitor → Activity Monitor → Network, "Data received/sec" "Data sent/sec" / known max (note: includes localhost traffic); atMonitor, interface percent |
| Network Interfaces | saturation | system-wide: netstat -s, for saturation related metrics, eg netstat -s | egrep 'retrans|overflow|full|out of space|no bufs'; per-interface: DTrace |
| Network Interfaces | errors | system-wide: netstat -s | grep bad, for various metrics; per-interface: netstat -i, "Ierrs", "Oerrs" (eg, late collisions), "Colls" [5] |
| Storage device I/O | utilization | system-wide: iostat 1, "KB/t" and "tps" are rough usage stats [6]; DTrace could be used to calculate a percent busy, using io provider probes; atMonitor, "disk0" is percent busy; per-process: iosnoop (DTT), shows usage; iotop (DTT), has -P for percent I/O |
| Storage device I/O | saturation | system-wide: iopending (DTT) |
| Storage device I/O | errors | DTrace io:::done probe when /args[0]->b_error == 0/ |
| Storage capacity | utilization | file systems: df -h; swap: sysctl vm.swapusage, for swap file usage; Activity Monitor → Activity Monitor → System Memory, "Swap used" |
| Storage capacity | saturation | not sure this one makes sense - once its full, ENOSPC |
| Storage capacity | errors | DTrace; /var/log/system.log file system full messages |
- [1] eg: dtrace -x aggsortkey -n 'profile-100 /!(curthread->state & 0x80)/ { @ = lquantize(cpu, 0, 1000, 1); } tick-1s { printa(@); clear(@); }'. Josh Clulow also wrote a simple C program to dig out per-CPU utilization: cpu_usage.c.
- [2] Until there are sched:::enqueue/dequeue probes, I suspect this could be done using fbt tracing of thread_*(). I haven't tried yet. It might be worth seeing what Instruments uses for its "On run queue" thread state trace, and DTracing that.
- [3] eg: dtrace -n 'vminfo:::anonpgin { printf("%Y %s", walltimestamp, execname); }'.
- [4] the kernel source under bsd/vm/vm_unix.c describes this as "Memory pressure indicator", although I've yet to see this as non-zero.
- [5] the netstat(1) man page reads: "BUGS: The notion of errors is ill-defined."
- [6] it would be great if Mac OS X iostat added a -x option to include utilization, saturation, and error columns, like Solaris "iostat -xnze 1".
- atMonitor is a 3rd party tool that provides various statistics; I'm running version 2.7b, although it crashes if you leave the "Top Window" open for more than 2 seconds.
- Activity Monitor is a default Apple performance monitoring tool with a graphical interface.
- Instruments is an Apple performance analysis product with a graphical interface. It is comprehensive, consuming performance data from multiple frameworks, including DTrace. Instruments also includes functionality that was provided by separate previous performance analysis products, like CHUD and Shark, making it a one stop shop. It'd be wonderful if it included latency heat maps as well :-).
- Temperature Monitor: 3rd party software that can read various temperature probes.
- PMC == Performance Monitor Counters, aka CPU Performance Counters (CPC), Performance Instrumentation Counters (PICs), and more. These are processor hardware counters that are read via programmable registers on each CPU.
- DTT == DTraceToolkit scripts, many of which were ported by the Apple engineers and shipped by default with Mac OS X. ie, you should be able to run these immediately, eg, sudo runocc.d.
Physical Resources, Advanced
| component | type | metric |
|---|---|---|
| GPU | utilization | directly: DTrace [7]; atMonitor, "gpu"; indirect: Temperature Monitor; atMonitor, "gput" |
| GPU | saturation | DTrace [7]; Instruments → OpenGL Driver, "Client GLWait Time" (maybe) |
| GPU | errors | DTrace [7] |
| Storage controller | utilization | iostat 1, compare to known IOPS/tput limits per-card |
| Storage controller | saturation | DTrace and look for kernel queueing |
| Storage controller | errors | DTrace the driver |
| Network controller | utilization | system-wide: netstat -i 1, assume one busy controller and examine input/output "bytes" / known max (note: includes localhost traffic) |
| Network controller | saturation | see network interface saturation |
| Network controller | errors | see network interface errors |
| CPU interconnect | utilization | for multi-processor systems, try Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for CPU interconnect port I/O, and measure throughput / max |
| CPU interconnect | saturation | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for stall cycles |
| CPU interconnect | errors | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for whatever is available |
| Memory interconnect | utilization | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for memory bus throughput / max, or, measure CPI and treat, say, 5+ as high utilization; Shark had "Processor bandwidth analysis" as a feature, which either was or included memory bus throughput, but I never used it |
| Memory interconnect | saturation | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for stall cycles |
| Memory interconnect | errors | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for whatever is available |
| I/O interconnect | utilization | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for tput / max if available; inference via known tput from iostat/... |
| I/O interconnect | saturation | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for stall cycles |
| I/O interconnect | errors | Instruments → Counters, and relevent PMCs for whatever is available |
- [7] I haven't found a shipped tool to provide GPU statistics easily. I'd like a gpustat that behaved like mpstat, with at least the columns: utilization, saturation, errors. Until there is such a tool, you could trace GPU activity (at least the scheduling of activity) using DTrace on the graphics drivers. It won't be easy. I imagine Instruments will at some point add a GPU instrument set (other than the OpenGL instruments), otherwise, 3rd party tools can be used, like atMonitor.
- CPI == Cycles Per Instruction (others use IPC == Instructions Per Cycle).
- I/O interconnect: this includes the CPU to I/O controller busses, the I/O controller(s), and device busses (eg, PCIe).
- Using PMCs is typically a lot of work. This involves researching the processor manuals to see what counters are available and what they mean, and then collecting and interpreting them. I've used them on other OSes, but haven't used them all under Instruments → Counters, so I don't know if there's a hitch with anything there. Good luck.
Software Resources
| component | type | metric |
|---|---|---|
| Kernel mutex | utilization | DTrace and lockstat provider for held times |
| Kernel mutex | saturation | DTrace and lockstat provider for contention times [8] |
| Kernel mutex | errors | DTrace and fbt provider for return probes and error status |
| User mutex | utilization | plockstat -H (held time); DTrace plockstat provider |
| User mutex | saturation | plockstat -C (contention); DTrace plockstat provider |
| User mutex | errors | DTrace plockstat and pid providers, for EDEADLK, EINVAL, ... see pthread_mutex_lock(3C) |
| Process capacity | utilization | current/max using: ps -e | wc -l / sysctl kern.maxproc; top, "Processes:" also shows current |
| Process capacity | saturation | not sure this makes sense |
| Process capacity | errors | "can't fork()" messages |
| File descriptors | utilization | system-wide: sysctl kern.num_files / sysctl kern.maxfiles; per-process: can figure out using lsof and ulimit -n |
| File descriptors | saturation | I don't think this one makes sense, as if it can't allocate or expand the array, it errors; see fdalloc() |
| File descriptors | errors | dtruss or custom DTrace to look for errno == EMFILE on syscalls returning fds (eg, open(), accept(), ...) |
- [8] eg, showing adaptive lock block time totals (in nanoseconds) by calling function name: dtrace -n 'lockstat:::adaptive-block { @[caller] = sum(arg1); } END { printa("%40a%@16d ns\n", @); }'
Other Tools
I didn't include fs_usage, sc_usage, sample, spindump, heap, vmmap, malloc_history, leaks, and other useful Mac OS X performance tools, as here I'm beginning with questions (the methodology) and only including tools that answer them. This is instead of the other way around: listing all the tools and trying to find a use for them. Those other tools are useful for other methodologies, which can be used after this one.
What's Next
See the USE Method for the follow-up methodologies after identifying a possible bottleneck. If you complete this checklist but still have a performance issue, move onto other methodologies: drill-down analysis and latency analysis.
For more performance analysis, also see my earlier post on Top 10 DTrace Scripts for Mac OS X.
Acknowledgements
Resources used:
- Instruments User Guide and Instruments User Reference
- Apple's Performance Tools summary
- man pages
- xnu source code (kernel)
- Mac OS X Internals, by Amit Singh, and his online list of performance tools
Filling this this checklist has required a lot of research, testing and experimentation. Please reference back to this post if it helps you develop related material.
It's quite possible I've missed something or included the wrong metric somewhere (sorry); I'll update the post to fix these up as they are understood, and note at the top the update date.
Also see my USE method performance checklists for Solaris, SmartOS, Linux, and FreeBSD.


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Alecandro26-Feb-19 03:45 PM
We should coax them over to the Komodo network so they can have their own chain....
would be a good way to showcase the whole you get your own separate highway analogy haha
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Feb-19 03:47 PM
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That moment when @Cryptoon posts some random 4 year old twatter post, you randomly reply to it, and people start retwatting your reply....
Markus26-Feb-19 04:09 PM
interesting volume spike
insta dump 1 min later
Alecandro26-Feb-19 04:18 PM
market buy? then backfill orderbook?
Markus26-Feb-19 04:23 PM
over 15 btc in 1 min
Cryptoon26-Feb-19 04:39 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 4 year old? :p
Only a month old or so
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Feb-19 04:40 PM
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Ripple, Stellar, and Altcoins are all a distraction. Bitcoin is way too far ahead. We should be focused on bitcoin and sidechains
11:40 AM - 23 Feb 2015
The dramatic declines that swept across the crypto space raised questions about the future of these assets and the blockchain technology that underpins them. Yet, in looking across the investment landscape, we see an industry that is developing, not faltering. In this paper, ...
Brock Pierce just posted this, claiming bear is over.
Markus26-Feb-19 05:07 PM
there will always be ppl who are not convinced bear is over even if btc would reach 6k, seen "analysis" that btc will go to 6k then to 2k which is mind blowing to me, if that would be the case it can only happen with massive manipulation
siu - Chainmakers26-Feb-19 05:28 PM
Other things aside manipulation makes prices move
BlackJesus26-Feb-19 05:39 PM
Bear is far from over 2021
FishyGuts26-Feb-19 05:50 PM
I think that sometimes people think Bull markets are short time frames like Nov-Dec 2017.
Fact is it took 8 months or more of growth to run up to that last segment.
Just because 2x-5x isn’t happening today doesn’t mean we can’t be considered bullish as an outlook.
All that said I’m not a trader, just a sentiment guy.
Alecandro26-Feb-19 06:12 PM
woah kmd to 26k again
damn another huge spike in volume took us up to 27.5k that time
interesting...
someone just coming in and buying up the orderbook twice now lol
Markus26-Feb-19 06:33 PM
if we follow current upwards trend then price should be 26.5k 1st of march
look at that accumulation phase on the bottom with rising volume
Markus26-Feb-19 09:12 PM
Yepp, we are on the run way on the airport towards the clouds
siu - Chainmakers26-Feb-19 09:12 PM
monthly broke above 8ema for the first time
with historically super high volume
Markus26-Feb-19 09:13 PM
also closed last week above 50 ma
FishyGuts26-Feb-19 09:47 PM
I don't know what you guys are saying :/
Cryptoon26-Feb-19 09:48 PM
Hodl!
FishyGuts26-Feb-19 09:48 PM
Mah bawdy is ready.. but my wallet is not.
Buddz199326-Feb-19 10:31 PM
Lovely words let’s see the action happening I’m expecting nothing less than 100x gains
FishyGuts26-Feb-19 10:34 PM
So two days ago... I went in on DCR instead of ENJ at 1350
Seriously, the story of my crypto trading career summed up in one moment and the subsequent 300% I missed out on 48 hours later.
♂™
Took out block and put in DCR.
Then wrote this down... the day I wanted to buy...
These reasons are why I just hodl.
Markus26-Feb-19 10:45 PM
hiding secret coin under ur fingers?
Vertigo26-Feb-19 11:32 PM
I predict the market by sacrificing a chicken and if the head lands with open eyes Bitcoin is going up eyes close going down.
Then burn the body in an altar dedicated to the Bogdanoff brothers.
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FishyGuts26-Feb-19 11:41 PM
Hehe @Markus
Just a to do list.
The next was Blockfolio - I had to email them about adding Pirate to Signal
Likewise27-Feb-19 01:14 AM
Tell me when we are at 10$, before that Im busy jetskiing
boring show guys, wow
BTC, not going anywhere after this manipulated sell off what some tend to call a correction. That is not a correction
KMD, little to no progress CLose 18/2 2565 Close 26/2 2628.........
IT is the daily close we look at, not the spikes in day.
basically with all the wash trading going on it is impossible to follow the orderbook,
it serves no use
Markus27-Feb-19 01:28 AM
yea even with this spikes volume is not great
im surprised about the price spikes during so low volume
Likewise27-Feb-19 01:29 AM
The more I think about it, the more I see this scene is so fake I cannot find names for it lolo
the shit you read in articles, sometimes you wonder who makes it all up.
blackjok3r27-Feb-19 01:30 AM
simple consume no media
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Likewise27-Feb-19 01:30 AM
crypto, 1 news item told in 10 different ways by 10 different outlets lol
Markus27-Feb-19 01:32 AM
best is these professional analysts "btc will go to 6k then to 2k"
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Likewise27-Feb-19 01:32 AM
then think about decentralized, ALL the crypto exchanges are the complete opposite, basically 90% of what goes on is the opposite yet banks are bad and are scammes, the sheer hypocrisy in thsi scene us unreal and a comedy really
you got guys like Voorhees, Ver and other scammers, we are working for the industry blablabla, no guy stop lying, you have been adding to your own bank account as we all tend to do. No issues with it but they make it look like they are the messiah. Comedy show
Markus27-Feb-19 01:35 AM
dont forget that bch and bsv are the real bitcoins
Likewise27-Feb-19 01:36 AM
do you guys remember BTC 8K 2018, buy last time we will see it this low. I was still shorting at that time and being ridiculed for it. Guess whi is laughing now, where are the 2018 dip buyers by the way?
BSV is
Then what dot the crypto kids, influencers and more of that sorts do. block or mute u on twitter for being right lol. Seriously guys, if anybody wants this to be taking seriously the kids need to get a job first or something.
ok BTC forecast; a chance of retest the lows, maybe we will break them, maybe not. Also maybe we might be testing the highs however very doubtful, again maybe.
Markus27-Feb-19 01:40 AM
i dont think we will break 4.2k in a couple of months, maybe im wrong but i quess we will see
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Likewise27-Feb-19 01:40 AM
no seriously, more range till another organized pump/dump occurs. These are not called corrections but merely organized manipulated sell offs.
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I'm thinking 4200 is the high for the coming months.
Markus27-Feb-19 01:41 AM
what do u think about kmd tho
when it comes to price that will say
Likewise27-Feb-19 01:43 AM
Not sure, KMD seems to be holding up fairly well for now. Does that really mean anything? Not sure bro, look at RCN, no idea what it is but been pumping40+%. Just to indicate, as long as we dont know when these orginzed groups pump or dump I tend to just watch thsi shiot show. Still got my short BTC from yesterday on though.
But the talks I have with retail higher end investors, guys in my situation, most find it laughable because of all the wash trading and all sorts of manipulation.
blackjok3r27-Feb-19 01:45 AM
and normal stocks markets dont have that?
Likewise27-Feb-19 01:45 AM
Euh not to this extent no, nto at all lol
blackjok3r27-Feb-19 01:46 AM
How does apple get worth a trillion dollars if not for those practices... largest pump in history


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by Special CorrespondentChennai Metro Rail Limited in an attempt (CMRL) to create awareness among students of government and government-aided schools about the concept of mass urban transportation across the city has been providing educational trips.
The CMRLorganises trips from Central Metro to St. Thomas Mount and Airport via Koyambedu and Washermenpet to Airport via AG-DMS for students.
Under this educational trip programme, a total of 6,641 students participated during September and October this year. During the 2018-19 academic year, a total of 31,178 students from 60 schools travelled in the Metro.


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Fetches a copy of the latest week-level stats from nflfastr's data repository. The same output as nflfastr's load_player_stats() function.
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Warner hits half century as Australia cruise to lunch
SYDNEY: David Warner scored his second half century in 11 innings since returning from a 12-month ban as Australia reached lunch on 100 without loss on the second day of the opening test against Pakistan in Brisbane on Friday.
The 33-year-old opener, who struggled for runs in England earlier this year on his return from the suspension for his part in the 2018 ball-tampering scandal, looked back to his best as the hosts cut deep into Pakistan's first innings tally of 240.
His opening partner Joe Burns was unbeaten on 41 at the break after he overcame a nervous start to also pillage runs from an inexperienced Pakistan pace attack featuring 16-year-old Naseem Shah and 19-year-old Shaheen Afridi.
Schoolboy Naseem showed why he had been awarded his first test cap at such a tender age as he bowled consistently above 140 kilometres per hour (87 mph) in his six overs, which cost 24 runs.
One lively bouncer was the closest he came to undoing Warner, however, and the former Australia vice-captain batted with intent as he cruised towards 31st test half century, which he brought up 10 minutes before lunch with a single off Naseem.
A muted celebrated suggested that a 22nd test century was Warner's real target under sunny skies on a good batting track at the Gabba. He reached lunch on 52 not out with four boundaries.
Pakistan also reached the first break without the loss of a wicket on day one but their openers managed only 57 runs in that session and were both gone before tea as Australia's quicks fired up to dismiss the tourists before the close of play.
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processECG.
subtractDC
(volt)¶ Subtracts the average of an array from all the values in the array.
This function subtracts off the DC offset within the ECG data.
Parameters: volt (list) – List of voltages containing floats Returns: List with DC average subtracted Return type: subvolt (list)
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processECG.
movingAverage
(t, volts, window)¶ Reduces noise by applying a moving average window.
Parameters: - t (list) – List of ECG time floats
- volts (list) – List of ECG voltage floats
- window (int) – Size of moving average window
Returns: List of moving average voltage floats
Return type: lengthenedavg (list)
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readCSV.
readCsv
(name)¶ Reads ECG data from .csv.
This function extracts ECG data from a csv and stores it in the appropriate lists.
:param : name (string): .csv filename
Returns: list containing time data from csv file v (list): list containing voltage data from csv file Return type: t (list)
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readCSV.
recondtiontv
(bottombnd, upperbnd, t, v)¶
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peakDetection.
peakDetect
(t, v)¶ Detects R wave peaks from processed ECG data.
This function identifies R wave peaks using the continuous wavelet transform
Parameters: - t (list) – List of ECG time floats
- v (list) – List of processed ECG voltage floats.
Returns: - List of integer indices corresponding to peaks
in input lists.
Return type: peakind (list)
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readCSV.
recondtiontv
(bottombnd, upperbnd, t, v)
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extVolt.
extremeVolt
(volts)¶ Determines the min and max of a list.
This function determines the min and max voltages of an ECG data set.
Parameters: volts (list) – List of voltages containing floats Returns: minimum ECG voltage max (float): maximum ECG voltage Return type: min (float)
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hrcalc.
hrCalc
(peakind, t)¶ Determines the average HR over a specified interval.
This function determines average number of beats/minute over a specified interval of ECG data.
Parameters: - peakind (list) – List of indices corresponding to peaks of the R wave
- t (list) – List of ECG time floats
Returns: Average number of beats/minute
Return type: avghr (float)
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timeDuration.
timeDuration
(times)¶ Subtracts the first element of a list from the last.
This function determines the duration of time that the ECG data was taken.
Parameters: - times (list) – List containing floats corresponding to the time of
- ECG voltage data point (each) –
Returns: the length of time the ECG data was taken
Return type: duration (float)
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writetoJson.
writetoJson
(csvfile, meanhr, voltextremes, duration, beatnum, heartbeattimes)¶ Writes JSON file with hrm results
This function writes the calculated hr parameters to a JSON file with same name as the data.
:param : csvfile (string): Name of data file :param : meanhr (float): Calculated mean hr in interval :param : voltextremes (tuple): Tuple of floats corresponding to voltage extrema :param : duration (float): Time duration of data :param : beatnum (int): Number of beats detected in ECG data :param : heartbeattimes (list): List time floats of detected R wave peaks
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Directed by Woody Allen. Cast: Woody Allen, Tracey Ullman, Elaine May, Hugh Grant, Tony Darrow, Michael Rapaport, Jon Lovitz, Elaine Stritch, George Grizzard. 2000 - 95 minutes Rated PG (for mild profanity). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, May 22, 2000.
Woody Allen, one of the most critically admired, but publically underrated, filmmakers working today, makes one film a year, and almost without fail, they are small, but memorable and well-acted, gems. Allen has a talent for dialogue and getting the best out of his performers (just look at Mira Sorvino's brilliant, Oscar-winning turn in 1995's "Mighty Aphrodite"), and in his comedies, is as quick and snappy in his wordplay as they come.
Allen's latest picture, "Small Time Crooks," is the type of sharp-witted and smart caper comedy that you would expect from him, similar to 1993's "Manhattan Murder Mystery" and 1971's "Bananas," with a hint of 1977's "Annie Hall" thrown in for bittersweet measure. There is always a joy that goes along with watching Allen's films, and a comfort, too, due to their often similar format, each one an obvious tribute from someone who is in love with the movies as much as I am.
Ray (Woody Allen) and Frenchy Winkler (Tracey Ullman) have been married for years, living day to day and paycheck to paycheck (he as a dishwasher, she as a manicurist) in their Manhattan apartment. An ex-crook who once did time for theft, Ray is always dreaming of the most elaborate or crazy schemes on how they can get more money, and while a sassy straight-shooter who tells it like it is, Frenchy finds herself consistently going along with his plans, no matter how risky, because she loves him. So when Ray tells French about his latest, and most dangerous, plan yet, in which they are going to buy out a closed-down pizza shop so they can shovel through the ground and rob the back next door, she quickly dismisses the idea, but soon goes along with it. Partnered with Tommy (Tony Darrow), former cellmate Benny (Jon Lovitz), and dimwitted Denny (Michael Rapaport), they plan to cut the money equally between them once they get to it. In the meantime, to distract the public, Frenchy acts as a cookie maker in the front of the shop, and unforseeably, her baking becomes the overnight sensation of the city.
Switch to a year later, Ray and Frenchy's bank heist plans have fallen through, and instead, they have become millionaires overnight, the owners of the most successful cookie franchise in the area, Sunset Cookies. But as their wealth dramatically rises, Frenchy yearns to become a sophisticated socialite, while Ray still prefers the simpler things in life. For the Winkler's, their relationship, and their goals in life, have become as distant as night and day.
The pleasure that comes from watching "Small Time Crooks" lies prominently in its reliably fresh screenplay. Although some may falsely accuse Woody Allen of making the same basic movie over and over, that is far from the truth, as each of his films may have the markings of himself as a filmmaker, but are almost consistently satisfying and creative, a refreshing retreat from today's increasingly boring big-budget Hollywood movies. Allen not only has a way with writing intelligent characters, but he gives his top-notch actors a chance to truly shine and prove their talent. Relatively underappreciated actors such as the aforementioned Sorvino, Jennifer Tilly and Chazz Palminteri (1994's "Bullets Over Broadway"), Kirstie Alley (1997's "Deconstructing Harry"), and Juliette Lewis (1992's "Husbands & Wives") have all been given the chance to do superb work in recent Allen endeavors.
In "Small Time Crooks," the champion performers are Tracey Ullman, as Ray's wife Frenchy, and Elaine May, as Frenchy's dim-bulb, sweet-natured cousin. Ullman (an Emmy-award winning actress for HBO's "Tracey Takes On...") conveys a genuine delight for acting here, and is equipped with the second central role, not to mention the flashiest, in the film. Her fast-tongued line deliveries to Allen are often hysterically funny and honest, and while Frenchy and Ray are involved in a rocky marriage, both she and Allen believably seem like two people who are in love with each other.
As with many of Allen's actors, Elaine May deserves a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination next year for her delightful, and lovable, turn as May, who is brought into the action when Frenchy (May's cousin) hires her to help sell the cookies while Ray and his comrades sneakily dig and drill in the back, dead set on finding their way to the bank through the ground. Ray and Frenchy figure May is so ditzy that she won't realize what is going on, but when asked by customers about the racket in the back, she blindly tells them the matter-of-fact truth. A climactic scene, set at the home of a wealthy couple (Elaine Stritch, George Grizzard) whom Ray plans to swap a highly valuable jewel necklace from, and who uses May as a coverup downstairs at the party, gains much of its momentum not only from Allen's comic timing, but from May's charm and effortless comedic abilities. In the only other major role, Hugh Grant stars as David, a British aristocrat whom Frenchy hires to educate her on art and culture.
Despite its advertising, "Small Time Crooks" is not a film about a bank heist (that ultimately only takes up the first half-hour of the picture), but a truly winning comedy about a couple whose hearts lie in their small, but agreeable, lives, and the journey they must go through to realize that money is not the key to happiness. A simple moral, to be sure, but one that fits comfortably within the confines of "Small Time Crooks," Allen's first motion picture of the 21st-century, and, no doubt, one of his brightest and sunny in years.
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An assignment for a public relations writing course that called for a persuasive letter from a nonprofit organization to a corporation. In this case, the letter is written to Kroger from Ronald McDonald House Charities.
An interview I conducted with PR professional Tony Pearman, discussing his work as Chief Creative Officer and Senior Partner at Access Advertising and Public Relations in Roanoke, Va.
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Digital Scholarly Editions as API Consuming Applications
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Digital Scholarly Editions AND API Consuming Applications
Jeffrey C. Witt (Loyola University Maryland) | @jeffreycwitt
Can we conceptualize machines as users? How can we include application programming interfaces (APIs) in the discussion on DSEs as interfaces?
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Plurality in representation is a core feature of DSE. How do interfaces realize this plurality? Do we need different interfaces for different target audiences (i.e. scholars, digital humanists, students, public)?
Data Display (Interface) Redundancy
How do we stop making redundant interfaces
and instead promote the creation of interfaces
that present a dataset in unique and revelaing ways?
Our Data
Our Data Model and API
- WorkGroup (Work)
- The idea of Moby Dick
- Expression
- The idea of Melville's expression (as opposed to a screen play expression)
- Manifestation
- The idea of the 1959 edition of Moby Dick
- Item
- One physical copy of the 1959 edition in a particular library
- Transcription
- the idea of a digital transcription of the 1959 edition of Moby Dick
- includes properties like hasXML, hasJson, hasPlaintext, hasHtml
- Manifestation Surface
- the idea of page 1 in 1959 edition of Moby Dick
- Item Surface
- the physical page 1 in a particular copy of the 1959 edition of Moby Dick
- IIIF Canvas
- IIIF image annotation
- images taken of the physical page 1 in a particular copy
Creating the data set with RDF extraction
Critical Corpus Database Visualization
Building common libraries for common taskshttps://github.com/lombardpress/lbp.rb
LombardPress Interface Display
Mirador IIIF Image Interface
Lbp Print Interface
###Suggested Readings
####Introduction
http://lombardpress.org/2016/08/02/bcht-scta-lbp-overview/
####Modeling and Workflows
[http://lombardpress.org/2016/06/12/DTS-modeling-proposal/](http://lombardpress.org/2016/06/12/DTS-modeling-proposal/)
[http://lombardpress.org/2016/08/09/surfaces-canvases-and-zones/](http://lombardpress.org/2016/08/09/surfaces-canvases-and-zones/)
[http://lombardpress.org/placing-medieval-texts-within-a-critical-corpus/](http://lombardpress.org/placing-medieval-texts-within-a-critical-corpus/)
####On Information sharing and linked open data
[http://lombardpress.org/2016/04/16/iiif-webmentions/](http://lombardpress.org/2016/04/16/iiif-webmentions/)
[http://lombardpress.org/2016/08/25/basel-workshop-report/](http://lombardpress.org/2016/08/25/basel-workshop-report/)
####On Peer Review
[http://lombardpress.org/2016/05/19/the-traveling-imprimatur/](http://lombardpress.org/2016/05/19/the-traveling-imprimatur/)
####On LombardPress web
[http://lombardpress.org/bringing-ecodices-and-openn-together/](http://lombardpress.org/bringing-ecodices-and-openn-together/)
[http://lombardpress.org/conceiving-the-digital-critical-apparatus/](http://lombardpress.org/conceiving-the-digital-critical-apparatus/)
[http://lombardpress.org/demo-of-full-integration-of-iiif-images-into-lombardpress/](http://lombardpress.org/conceiving-the-digital-critical-apparatus/)


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Hobbies
Rock Climbing
I enjoy rock climbing. Here's a route log.
- El Cajon
- Leonids (5.9, 600ft)
- Buffalo Brothers (5.8, 90ft)
- Manana (5.10, 180ft)
- Crystalean (5.11, 180ft)
- Durango
- X-Rock - Left X (5.7, 100ft)
- X-Rock - Right X (5.7, 100ft)
- X-Rock - Face TR (5.10, 70ft)
- X-Rock - The Itch TR (5.9, 90ft)
- East Animas - Angel Dust (5.7, 250ft)
- East Animas - Apple Cider (5.8, 250ft)
- East Animas - "The Tree Climb" (5.11, 120ft)
- Silverton
- Eureka Pillar - Gold Digger (5.7, 500ft)
- Vallecito
- Pine River Valley - Nuggernaught (5.8, 1000ft)
- Ouray
- Sendero Luminoso (5.9, 800ft)
- Joshua Tree
- Indian Cove, Various Routes
- Toe Jam (5.7, 70ft)
- North Overhang (5.9, 100ft)
- Just Clownin (5.8, 60ft)
- Masquerade (5.8, 100ft)
- Hidden Valley Campground Crack (5.8+, 80ft)
- White Lightning (5.7, 120ft)
- Tahquitz Rock
- Whodunit (5.9, 700ft)
- Yosemite Valley
- Manure Pile - After Six (5.6, 350ft, first climb!)
- Higher Cathedral - Braille Book (5.8, 650ft)
- Five Open Books - Munginella (5.6, 250ft)
- Five Open Books - Commitment (5.9, 250ft)
- Five Open Books - Selaginella (5.7, 450ft)
- Pat and Jack Pinnacle - Suds (5.9, 120ft)
- Pat and Jack Pinnacle - Kiddie Corner (5.10a, 120ft)
- Half Dome - Snake Dike (5.7, 1000ft)
- Royal Arches (5.7, 1500ft)
- Bishop's Terrace (5.8, 200ft)
- Middle Cathedral - East Buttress (5.9, 1100ft)
- Tuolumne
- Matthes Crest (5.6, 100ft)
- Cathedral Peak - Southeast Buttress (5.6, 600ft)
- Cathedral Peak - Eichorn Pinnacle Direct (5.10b, 600ft)
- Galen's Crack and Face (5.10, 40ft)
- Medlicott Dome - Shagadelic (5.8, 600ft)
- Stately Pleasure Dome - South Crack (5.7, 600ft)
- San Luis Obispo
- P-Crack (5.8, 100ft)
- Tecate Challenge (5.8, 400ft)
- Diving Board (5.12 A1, 100ft)
- Bay Area
- Stinson Beach - Various Boulders
- Mount Evans
- 2nd Apron Center (5.7 700ft)
- Pinnacles National Monument
- Lava Falls (5.9, 200ft)
- Machete Direct (5.8 A1, 450ft)
- Mount Saint Helena (north of Calistoga)
- The Far Side Routes (5.8, 5.9, 5.9, 5.10)
- The Mine Area (5.7, 5.8, 80ft)
- The Fin - Direct (5.10c, 60ft)
- Castle Rock (Santa Cruz Mountains)
- Vulture Peak Route (5.8, 100ft)
- Route Left of Goat Rock Direct (5.9, 90ft)
- Goat Rock Direct (5.10, 90ft)
(Victory atop the Half Dome.)
(Toprope setup, Castle Rock State Park.)
Slacklining
This is a great balance sport! Check it out.
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Here is a link to other pets.
Here is a link to my about page.


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from nnlib.core import Model
from nnlib.layers.core import FullyConnected
from nnlib.optimizers import SGD
model = Model(
FullyConnected(256, activation="relu", input_shape=(784,), weight_initializer="he_normal"),
FullyConnected(128, activation="relu", weight_initializer="he_normal"),
FullyConnected(10, weight_initializer="xavier_normal"),
loss="softmax_crossentropy",
optimizer=SGD(lr=4e-2, decay=2e-4)
)
model.summary()
model.train(*mnist.training_data(flat=True), batch_size=64,epochs=10)
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@@include('./head.html', {
"title": "- Events",
"header": "Gumdrop Mountains Resort & Spa"
})
@@include('./primary_nav.html', {
"active": "events"
})
@@include('./breadcrumb.html', {
"one": {
"link": "index.html",
"title": "Home",
"current": ""
},
"two": {
"link": "events.html",
"title": "Events",
"current": "current"
},
"three": {}
})
@@include('./promo_text.html', {
"header": "Event Center",
"text": "We have a 4,500 sq. ft. event space that is loaded with tech and built for business and fun.",
"button": "Book Session",
"link": "#book"
})
@@include('./gallery.html', {
"title": "Past Events",
"text": "Our event space is large, new, and uses the latest presentation technology to enable powerful, or fun gatherings. From karaoke to your next business bash, we can do it. "
})
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"style": "light"
})
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"title": "Upcoming Events",
"bullet": "no-bullet",
"desc": {
"one": "9.2.15 - Comic Con Has Beens",
"two": "10.12.15 - How to launder money",
"three": "10.21.15 - How to fake Thanksgiving",
"four": "11.1.15 - Another Motivational Speach",
"five": "12.2.15 - Timeshares and You",
"six": "12.7.15 - How to adobt rabid squirrels",
"seven": "12.8.15 - Dangers in adobting rabid squirrels",
"eight": "12.24.15 - Christmas Special, Now more Fireworks"
},
"style": "dark"
})
@@include('./navigation.html', {
"title": "Book Event Space",
"address1": "19111 W. Absurd Rd.",
"address2": "Interest, Abs 55555",
"phone": "(410) 555 - 8888 x3434",
"style": "light"
})
@@include('./promo_feature.html')
@@include('./footer.html', {
"active": "events"
})


Hazard: 'Stronger' Belgium must improve on World Cup showing at Euro 2020
by OmnisportEden Hazard believes Belgium will head to Euro 2020 stronger than ever and must improve on their third-place finish at the 2018 World Cup.
Roberto Martinez's side have a 100 per cent record after nine games in qualifying for the European Championship and will seek to finish their campaign with a maximum 30 points against Cyprus on Tuesday.
The Red Devils finished third in last year's World Cup and lead the FIFA rankings, and Hazard thinks they are better equipped for their next major tournament.
"We have two years more experience than at the World Cup, two more years with the coach," said Real Madrid star Hazard.
"We know each other better, we have young players … I think we are stronger. We have developed the winning mentality that we didn't have enough at Euro 2016 and the World Cup.
"But if we end up fourth in the European Championship then we will be less strong."
Belgium have already been touted as potential Euro 2020 winners and Hazard says they deserve to be considered in that category.
"We are among the favourites, for sure," added Hazard.
"But we are not alone. France, Italy, Spain, England are also serious opponents."


LEGENDS OF THE FALL A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
LEGENDS OF THE FALL is a soap opera set on a ranch in Montana at the turn of the century. It goes from the age of cowboys and Indians with everybody on horseback to World War I and beyond. It is a large movie painted on a vast canvas ultimately spanning almost a century. At the core of the piece is the story of a young man, played by heartthrob Brad Pitt, his family, friends, and lovers.
The movie starts with his dad (Anthony Hopkins) fighting for Indian rights by quitting the army in protest. It then immediately switches to an isolated ranch in some of the most beautiful Montana landscape you have ever seen. At the ranch are his two brothers (Aidan Quinn and Henry Thomas) and an old, wise, trusted, and heavily cliched Indian friend (Gordon Tootoosis). Eventually, there are two girlfriends (Julie Ormond and Karina Lombard) as well plus lots of other minor characters.
The biggest attraction for the movie is watching the visuals. The landscape chosen was stunning. The cinematography was perfect with 90% of the outdoor scenes carefully filmed in the last twenty minutes of twilight and always with the actors' hair back-lit by the setting sun. The indoor scenes were dark with the glow of candles or with light streaming in from the outside. Travelogues never looked better. I expected to see someone selling land in Montana in the lobby after the show!
Unless you are a big fan of seeing hearts cut out of the bodies of animals and people or unless you feel you must see all of Brad Pitt's movies (he is major handsome), I can see no reason to see this film other than as a long travelogue.
The biggest problem I had with the movie was the script (written by Susan Shilliday and Bill Wittliff) and to a lesser degree the directing (by Edward Zwick). There are so many ridiculous and unbelievable things these characters do that I ran out of fingers and toes counting them. Totally unbelievable. I did not care about any of them.
After forty-five minutes, I was looking at my watch hoping it would get better (it actually got worse), and wondering when it would end. Sad to say it ran for an incredibly long 2:13. Perhaps they are going to make it into a TV mini-series which is what it looked like anyway. It is correctly rated R for heavy violence. If your teenager wants to see it, buy her a poster of Brad Pitt instead for her room and suggest she pass on the movie. I recommend this movie only to those interested in relocating to Montana. I award the movie * 1/2 and suggest all of the proceeds of the show be paid directly to the cinematographer.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: January 20, 1995
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Here are some of the projects i have done:
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J.W. Etheridge
THE SECOND EPISTLE OF PETROSJames Murdock
The Second Epistle of PeterGeorge Lamsa
THE SECOND EPISTLE GENERAL OF PETER[JE]
SHEMUN PETROS, a servant of Jeshu Meshiha,
to those who by faith the same in preciousness1
with us have been made equal, through the righteousness of
our Lord and our Redeemer Jeshu Meshiha.
1or, honour. Gr.
ejusdem pretii et dignitatis. -- Schleusner.
[JM]
SIMON PETER, a servant and legate of Jesus the Messiah,—to those who have obtained equally precious faith with us, though the righteousness of our Lord and Redeemer, Jesus the Messiah;—
[GL]
SIMON PETER, a servant and apostle of Jesus Christ, to those who through the righteousness of our LORD and Saviour Jesus Christ have been made equal with us in the precious faith;
[JE]
Grace and peace be multiplied to you through the knowledge of our Lord Jeshu Meshiha.
[JM]
May grace and peace abound to you through the recognitiona of our Lord Jesus the Messiah,
aor, acknowledgment.
[GL]
Grace and peace be multiplied to you through the knowledge of our LORD Jesus Christ,
[JE]
As He who all (things) which of the divine power are unto life and godliness2 hath given (us), through the knowledge of Him who hath called us unto the glory of him and of virtue,3 by annunciations4 great and precious
2Dechalath Aloha, the fear, reverence, or worship of Aloha.
3Or, excellence. B’teshbuchtho dileh va-damyathrutho.
4
Nunciatio, promissum:from
to know, make known.
[JM]
as the giver to us of all things that be of the power of God, unto life and the fear of God, through the recognition of him who hath called us unto his own glory and moral excellence:
[GL]
Who has given us all things that pertain to the power of God, for life and worship of God, through the knowledge of him who has called us by his glory and excellence;
[JE]
which he hath given to you, that by them you may be partakers of the divine nature, while you escape the corruption of the lusts which are in the world;
[JM]
wherein he hath given you very great and precious promises; that by them ye might become partakers of the nature of God, while ye flee from the corruptions of the lusts that are in the world.
[GL]
Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these you might be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.
[JE]
So, with this, bringing in all diligence,5 add to your faith virtue; but to virtue knowledge, but to knowledge perseverance,
5Or , gravity. Shekoltano.
[JM]
And, while ye applyb all diligence in the matter, add to your faith moral excellence; and to moral excellence, knowledge;c
bSy. introduce.
cor, intelligence.
[GL]
And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith, virtue; and to virtue, knowledge ;
[JE]
but to knowledge perseverance, but to perseverance patience, but to patience godliness,2
[JM]
and to knowledge, perseverance; and to perseverance, patience; and to patience, the fear of God;
[GL]
And to knowledge, self-control; and to self-control, patience; and to patience; godliness;
[JE]
but to godliness brotherly kindness, but to brotherly kindness love.
[JM]
and to the fear of God, sympathy with the brotherhood; and to sympathy with the brotherhood, love.
[GL]
And to godliness, brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness, love.
[JE]
For while these are found with you, and abound, neither slothfulness nor unfruitfulness will stand against you in the knowledge of our Lord Jeshu Meshiha.
[JM]
For, while these are found in you, and abounding, they render you not slothful, and not unfruitful, in the recognition of our Lord Jesus the Messiah.
[GL]
For when these things are found among you and abound, you are not empty nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our LORD Jesus Christ.
[JE]
For he with whom these are not found is blind, and seeth not, and hath forgotten the purification of his former sins.
[JM]
For he, in whom these things are not found, is blind and seeth not, and hath forgotten the purgation of his former sins.
[GL]
But he who lacks these things is blind, and cannot see afar off, and has forgotten that he was cleansed from his former sins.
[JE]
Upon this the more, my brethren, be careful, that by your good works your calling and your election you may confirm;6 for, while you do these, you will never lapse;7
6OR, make sure.
7meshtarin, from shara, lapsus est, deliquit, transgressus est.
[JM]
And therefore, my brethren, be ye exceedingly diligent to make your calling and election sure,d by your good actions: for, by so doing, ye will never fall away.
dSy.
[GL]
For this very reason, my brethren, be diligent; for through your good deeds, you make your calling and your election sure: and when you do these things, you shall never fall:
[JE]
for so abundantly shall be given to you the entrance of the eternal kingdom of our Lord and our Saviour Jeshu Meshiha.
[JM]
For thus will entrance be given you abundantly, into the everlasting kingdom of our Lord and Redeemer Jesus the Messiah.
[GL]
For by so doing, an entrance shall be given freely to you into the everlasting kingdom of our LORD and Saviour Jesus Christ.
[JE]
Wherefore it doth not weary me to remind you constantly of these, that you may know well, and be established upon this truth.
[JM]
And for this reason I am not wearied in reminding you continually of these things; although ye know them well, and are established in this truth.
[GL]
Wherefore I will not be negligent to put you always in remembrance of these things, though you know them well; and you rely on this very truth.
[JE]
But I consider it right, so long as I am in this body,8 to stir you up in remembrance
8Bephagro hono.
[JM]
And it seemeth right to me, so long as I am in this body, to excite you by monition;
[GL]
Therefore I think it is right, as long as I am in this body, to stir you up by putting you in remembrance;
[JE]
knowing that the decease of my body is shortly (to be,) as also our Lord Jeshu Meshiha hath made me know.
[JM]
since I know, that the demise of my body is speedy, as also my Lord Jesus the Messiah hath showed me.
[GL]
Knowing that shortly I must depart this life, even as our LORD Jesus Christ has shown me.
[JE]
But be careful also that (these) you may continually have; that also after my going forth the memorial of them you may observe.
[JM]
And I am anxious,e that, after my departure, ye too may have it always with you to make mention of these things.
eSome copies: strive ye.
[GL]
Be diligent always, that you may be able to keep these things in remembrance; even after my departure.
[JE]
For it is not after fables which are made with art that we have gone, in making known to you the power and coming of our Lord Jeshu Meshiha, but as we were spectators of his majesty.
[JM]
For we have not gone after fables artfully framed in making known to you the power and advent of our Lord Jesus the Messiah; but [it was] after we had been spectators of his majesty.
[GL]
For we have not followed cunningly devised fables, when we made known to you the power and coming of our LORD Jesus Christ, for we were eye-witnesses of his majesty.
[JE]
For when he received from Aloha the Father honour and glory, while a voice came to him as this, after the glorious beauty of his majesty, This is my Son, the Beloved, in whom I have delighted;
[JM]
For, when he received from God the Father honor and glory, and, after the splendid glory of his majesty, a voice came to him, thus: This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased;
[GL]
For he received from God the Father honor and glory, when there came such a voice to him from the excellent and majestic glory, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.
[JE]
we also this voice heard from heaven, as it came to him when we were with him in the holy mount.
[JM]
we also heard this identical voice heaven, which came to him while we were with him in the holy mount.
[GL]
And this very voice which came from heaven we also heard when we were with him on the holy mount.
[JE]
We have that which is sure also, the word of prophecy; that into which you do well to look, as to a light shining in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the sun arise in your hearts.
[JM]
And we have moreover a sure word of prophecy; and ye will do well, if ye look to it as to a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day shall dawn, and the sun shall arise in your hearts;
[GL]
We have also a true word of prophecy; you do well when you look to it for guidance, as you look to the lamp that shines in a dark place until the dawn of day, when the sun will shine in your hearts:
[JE]
While this first you know, that every prophecy of the scripture its own solution9 is not.
9or, every prophecy the solution of its scripture is not. Cul nebiutho shorio dacthobo dilo lo hovo.
[JM]
ye having the previous knowledge, that no prophecy is an exposition of its own text.f*
fi.e. is not its own expositor.* * The Greek of this difficult passage reads:
.
The Syriac requires
for
and then, supposing
to depend on
,
it obtains the significant interpretation, that no prophecy explains itself, and consequently cannot
well be understood, until its fulfillment shall make it clear.
[GL]
Knowing this first, that not every prophetic writing is made clear in its own book.
[JE]
For not by the will of man came any prophecy, but while by the Holy Spirit led spake the holy men of God.
[JM]
For at no time was it by the pleasure of man, that the prophecy came; but holy men of God spoke, as they were moved by the Holy Spirit.
[GL]
For the prophecy did not come by the will of man: but the holy men of God spoke when they were inspired by the Holy Spirit.


These Derbyshire roads are still closed due to flooding
A number of routes are still under water
by Paul WhyattThe rain may have eased off but a number of Derbyshire roads are still flooded today.
An update posted by Derbyshire County Council this morning stated 17 routes remained closed.
The authority said the roads were closed for a reason and urged motorists not to ignore the closure signs.
Some drivers have had to abandon their vehicles over recent days after getting stuck in flood water.
A council spokesman said: "Please check before travelling and do not drive into flood water or drive on roads that are closed."
The following roads were still closed as of Saturday morning.
Derbyshire Dales and High Peak
- Abney Road, Abney to the Gliding Club - closed because of a landslip and likely to remain so for some time
- Park Lane, Rodsley, Ashbourne - closed because of flood damage
North East Derbyshire, Chesterfield and Bolsover
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- Gashouse Lane, Eckington - closed because of damage to the road from flooding
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Amber Valley, South Derbyshire and Erewash
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- Station Lane, Walton on Trent - closed because of flooding
- Buckford Lane, Stenson Fields - closed because of flooding


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When you write your own database driver for Slick, you need a way to run all the standard unit tests on it (in addition to any custom tests you may want to add) to ensure that it works correctly and does not claim to support any capabilities which are not actually implemented. For this purpose the Slick unit tests have been factored out into a separate Slick TestKit project.
This template contains a copy of Slick's standard PostgreSQL driver and all the infrastructure required to build and test it from its own sbt / Activator project.
The build.sbt file is straight-forward. Apart from the usual name and version settings, it adds the dependencies for Slick, the TestKit, junit-interface, Logback and the PostgreSQL JDBC driver, and it sets some options for the test runs.
There is a copy of Slick's logback configuration in logback-test.xml but you can swap out the logging framework if you prefer a different one.
The actual driver implementation can be found in MyPostgresDriver.scala. It is a copy of Slick's PostgresDriver
which has been renamed to MyPostgresDriver
.
In order to run the TestKit tests, you need to add a class that extends DriverTest
, plus an implementation of TestDB
which tells the TestKit how to connect to a test database, get a list of tables, clean up between tests, etc.
In the case of the PostgreSQL test harness in MyPostgresTest.scala most of the default implementations can be used out of the box. Only getLocalTables
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require custom implementations. We also modify the driver's capabilities to indicate that our driver is capable of running the standard Plain SQL tests:
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class MyPostgresTest extends DriverTest(MyPostgresTest.tdb)
object MyPostgresTest {
def tdb(cname: String) = new ExternalTestDB("mypostgres", MyPostgresDriver) {
override def getLocalTables(implicit session: Session) = ...
override def getLocalSequences(implicit session: Session) = ...
override lazy val capabilities = ...
}
}
The name of a configuration prefix, in this case mypostgres
, is passed to ExternalTestDB
:
def tdb(cname: String) =
new ExternalTestDB("mypostgres", MyPostgresDriver) ...
Since the PostgreSQL test harness is based on ExternalTestDB
, it needs to be configured in databases.properties. In order to run the tests, you need a PostgreSQL server with an account which allows you to create tablespaces and databases. Enter the user name and password in the configuration (and don't forget to save the file):
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mypostgres.password = secret
If you installed PotgreSQL on OSX with Homebrew, this should be your own user name and an empty password. For a standard PostgreSQL installation on Windows, use the credentials you entered in the installer.
You can run the tests on the Test page (or with sbt test
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setting in the test harness) to be run.
Note: When running the tests here in Activator (as of version 1.1.3), you will only see a single-line summary of the passed tests in Test and you may not get a proper test report at all when a test fails. You can switch to Compile for the complete log output that shows the individual tests.
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Interviews reveal 5 causes of older women’s low libido
by Erin Hare-PittsburghWomen in their 60s report a number of causes for their low libido, researchers report.
The qualitative study in the journal Menopause distills interviews with dozens of women about their lack of desire for sex into several major themes—including sexual dysfunction in their partners.
“If a woman is having sexual problems, what’s going on with her partner may be contributing. Sex doesn’t occur in a vacuum,” says lead author Holly Thomas, assistant professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Up to 40% of women over age 60 have low libido, and about 10% of them report feeling bothered by it.
To understand what’s causing these women to have lower libido than they’d like, Thomas and her team conducted three 12-woman focus groups and interviewed 15 other women privately, depending on which setting the participant preferred.
Through these conversations, five major themes emerged:
- Postmenopausal vaginal symptoms
- Erectile dysfunction in partner
- Fatigue or bodily pain
- Life stressors
- Body image
The most surprising thread here, Thomas says, was that so many women identified sexual dysfunction in their male partners as a major contributor to their own lack of desire for sex.
“Some women find workarounds, but others get stonewalled by their partner because he feels defensive,” Thomas says. “As women we’re encouraged to be accommodating, so we learn to tamp down our own needs and desires, and prioritize those of others.”
Another revelation was that for some women, despite having retired from their jobs and successfully ejected their adult children from their houses, they were still too stressed to view sex as a priority.
For instance, one woman bemoaned the emotional burden of caring for her ailing mother while simultaneously supporting her daughter through recovery from a substance use disorder.
There were several limitations of this study, most notably the small, racially homogeneous sample and the lack of quantitative data.
Still, since most of the research on low libido in older women has focused on hormones, Thomas says, hearing detailed accounts from the women themselves produces novel ideas that may not come out of a large survey.
Additional coauthors are from the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Utah.
The National Institute on Aging and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute supported the work.
Source: University of Pittsburgh


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Our aim with this part of the project is to be able to
Let us illustrate what is needed in our calculations using a simple example, the harmonic oscillator in one dimension. For the harmonic oscillator in one-dimension we have a trial wave function and probability $$ \psi_T(x;\alpha) = \exp{-(\frac{1}{2}\alpha^2x^2)}, $$ which results in a local energy $$ \frac{1}{2}\left(\alpha^2+x^2(1-\alpha^4)\right). $$ We can compare our numerically calculated energies with the exact energy as function of \( \alpha \) $$ \overline{E}[\alpha] = \frac{1}{4}\left(\alpha^2+\frac{1}{\alpha^2}\right). $$
The derivative of the energy with respect to \( \alpha \) gives $$ \begin{equation*} \frac{d\langle E_L[\alpha]\rangle}{d\alpha} = \frac{1}{2}\alpha-\frac{1}{2\alpha^3} \end{equation*} $$ and a second derivative which is always positive (meaning that we find a minimum) $$ \begin{equation*} \frac{d^2\langle E_L[\alpha]\rangle}{d\alpha^2} = \frac{1}{2}+\frac{3}{2\alpha^4} \end{equation*} $$ The condition $$ \begin{equation*} \frac{d\langle E_L[\alpha]\rangle}{d\alpha} = 0, \end{equation*} $$ gives the optimal \( \alpha=1 \), as expected.
a) Derive the local energy for the harmonic oscillator in one dimension and find its expectation value.
b) Show also that the optimal value of optimal \( \alpha=1 \)
c) Repeat the above steps in two dimensions for \( N \) bosons or electrons. What is the optimal value of \( \alpha \)?
We can also minimize the variance. In our simple model the variance is $$ \sigma^2[\alpha]=\frac{1}{4}\left(1+(1-\alpha^4)^2\frac{3}{4\alpha^4}\right)-\overline{E}^2. $$ which yields a second derivative which is always positive.
In general we end up computing the expectation value of the energy in terms of some parameters \( \alpha_0,\alpha_1,\dots,\alpha_n \) and we search for a minimum in this multi-variable parameter space. This leads to an energy minimization problem where we need the derivative of the energy as a function of the variational parameters.
In the above example this was easy and we were able to find the expression for the derivative by simple derivations. However, in our actual calculations the energy is represented by a multi-dimensional integral with several variational parameters. How can we can then obtain the derivatives of the energy with respect to the variational parameters without having to resort to expensive numerical derivations?
To find the derivatives of the local energy expectation value as function of the variational parameters, we can use the chain rule and the hermiticity of the Hamiltonian.
Let us define $$ \bar{E}_{\alpha}=\frac{d\langle E_L[\alpha]\rangle}{d\alpha}. $$ as the derivative of the energy with respect to the variational parameter \( \alpha \) (we limit ourselves to one parameter only). In the above example this was easy and we obtain a simple expression for the derivative. We define also the derivative of the trial function (skipping the subindex \( T \)) as $$ \bar{\psi}_{\alpha}=\frac{d\psi[\alpha]\rangle}{d\alpha}. $$
The elements of the gradient of the local energy are then (using the chain rule and the hermiticity of the Hamiltonian) $$ \bar{E}_{\alpha} = 2\left( \langle \frac{\bar{\psi}_{\alpha}}{\psi[\alpha]}E_L[\alpha]\rangle -\langle \frac{\bar{\psi}_{\alpha}}{\psi[\alpha]}\rangle\langle E_L[\alpha] \rangle\right). $$ From a computational point of view it means that you need to compute the expectation values of $$ \langle \frac{\bar{\psi}_{\alpha}}{\psi[\alpha]}E_L[\alpha]\rangle, $$ and $$ \langle \frac{\bar{\psi}_{\alpha}}{\psi[\alpha]}\rangle\langle E_L[\alpha]\rangle $$
a) Show that $$ \bar{E}_{\alpha} = 2\left( \langle \frac{\bar{\psi}_{\alpha}}{\psi[\alpha]}E_L[\alpha]\rangle -\langle \frac{\bar{\psi}_{\alpha}}{\psi[\alpha]}\rangle\langle E_L[\alpha] \rangle\right). $$
b) Find the corresponding expression for the variance.


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We would just like to thank everyone who supported us with our research:
Thanks to everyone who filled in our research form which helped us inform and strengthen this project. It was a great help!
Thanks to the House of Lords Enquiries and Communications Team for confirming some unvalidated findings from our research, and the House of Lords Library for forwarding this request on to the correct team.
Thanks to Dawn Butlers office and the Brent Council, particularly Alex Freeman, Councillor Crane and Camilla Churchill for helping us research Merle Amory in their archives.
Thanks to everyone who's come before us and done research into these pioneering Black women and acknowledged and promoted their contributions to our history.


Key: May Contain Contains
- Cereal
- Gluten
- Milk
- Eggs
- Peanuts
- Nuts
- Crustaceans
- Mustard
- Fish
- Lupin
- Sesame
- Celery
- Soya
- Molluscs
- Sulphur Dioxide
- Cereal
- Gluten
- Milk
- Eggs
- Peanuts
- Nuts
- Crustaceans
- Mustard
- Fish
- Lupin
- Sesame
- Celery
- Soya
- Molluscs
- Sulphur Dioxide
- Cereal
- Gluten
- Milk
- Eggs
- Peanuts
- Nuts
- Crustaceans
- Mustard
- Fish
- Lupin
- Sesame
- Celery
- Soya
- Molluscs
- Sulphur Dioxide


This package implements the BeanShell plugin for Gravity. This plugin allows configurations to be in BeanShell script form.


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#include "TeleoTypes.h"
#include "TeleoError.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | TeleoChannel |
| Teleo Channel. More... | |
| struct | TeleoMessage |
| Teleo Message Data Structure. More... | |
Defines | |
| #define | MODULE_ADDRESS_RESERVED 0 |
| #define | MODULE_ADDRESS_BROADCAST 1 |
| #define | MODULE_ADDRESS_MAX 63 |
| #define | TM_DATAMAX 20 |
| Maximum message data size. | |
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| TeleoError | TC_Create (TeleoChannel **tc) |
| Create the Channel. | |
| TeleoError | TC_destroy (TeleoChannel *tc) |
| Destroy the Channel. | |
| TeleoError | TC_receiveCallbackSet (TeleoChannel *tc, TeleoError(*receive)(TeleoChannel *tc, void *tcExt, TeleoMessage *message)) |
| Declare the receive callback. | |
| TeleoError | TC_externalReferenceSet (TeleoChannel *tc, void *tcExt) |
| Assigns the external reference used in non-system callbacks. | |
| TeleoError | TC_timerRequestCallbackSet (TeleoChannel *tc, TeleoError(*timerRequest)(TeleoChannel *tc, bool enable)) |
| Set the timerRequest callback. | |
| TeleoError | TC_outputCallbackSet (TeleoChannel *tc, TeleoError(*output)(TeleoChannel *tc, uint8 *c, uint8 count)) |
| Set the output callback. | |
| TeleoError | TC_channelNameGet (TeleoChannel *tc, cchar **channelName) |
| Call this to get the channel name. | |
| TeleoError | TC_channelNameSet (TeleoChannel *tc, cchar *name) |
| Call this to set the channel name. | |
| TeleoError | TC_input (TeleoChannel *tc, uint8 c) |
| Informs the Channel of a new incoming character. | |
| TeleoError | TC_send (TeleoChannel *tc, bool reliable, TeleoMessage *message) |
| Requests a message be sent. | |
| TeleoError | TC_dummySend (TeleoChannel *tc) |
| Requests a dummy message be sent - usually to ensure the interface is in binary mode. | |
| TeleoError | TC_sendQueueSizeGet (TeleoChannel *tc, int *size) |
| Provides a way to monitor the size of the queue of messages waiting to be sent. | |
| TeleoError | TC_sendQueueEnable (TeleoChannel *tc, bool enable) |
| Enable the queuing of unsuccessful outgoing messages. | |
| TeleoError | TC_timerEvent (TeleoChannel *tc, int ms) |
| Timer event raised. |
Contains the structures, definitions and functions for the Teleo Channel.
The Channel is responsible for receiving raw characters from the OS, which involves parsing and checking them and packaging them up as messages. The Channel also converts messages into raw character streams and sends them out to the OS.
Unlike the other layers of the Teleo API, the Channel has two callback structures - one similar to that of the Module Manager and the Device Manager and one System structure used for making callbacks into the lower level functions of the interface.
The code is designed to function with or without a rapid (i.e. 10ms) timer callback. If the application can provide this service, there are benefits for the incoming and outgoing functionality. One problem with a character driven parser is if characters are dropped, the parser can sit waiting for them until the next packet is started. The first few bytes of the next packet cause the parser to detect the error. But unfortunately the next message is lost. The timer helps by noting when the parser has been sitting for a while and reseting it. The timers help with outgoing messages (providing the send message queue is enabled) by providing a re-try mechanism in the case of a message failing to be sent. If neither of these things are important the timer can be left unimplemented.
Definition in file TeleoChannel.h.
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Definition at line 108 of file TeleoChannel.h. |
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Definition at line 106 of file TeleoChannel.h. |
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Maximum message data size.
Definition at line 111 of file TeleoChannel.h. |
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Call this to get the channel name.
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Call this to set the channel name. The string is duplicated so no problems arise from the original disappearing.
Referenced by TeleoEasy_Init(), and TeleoModule_Init(). |
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Create the Channel.
Referenced by main(), TeleoEasy_Init(), and TeleoModule_Init(). |
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Destroy the Channel.
Referenced by TeleoEasy_destroy(), TeleoEasy_End(), and TeleoModule_End(). |
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Requests a dummy message be sent - usually to ensure the interface is in binary mode.
Referenced by main(), and TeleoEasy_Init(). |
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Assigns the external reference used in non-system callbacks. This is useful in situations where there are several Channels running (on multiple USB ports, for example) so callbacks do not have to perform a lookup or search operation to identify their owners.
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Informs the Channel of a new incoming character. This simple appearing call may be quite complex in the case where the incoming character is the final one of a well formed message. In this case the Channel will package the message up into a TeleoMessage and invoke its receive() callback function. When this message is received, other steps might need to be taken and so on.
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Set the output callback.
Referenced by main(), TeleoEasy_Init(), and TeleoModule_Init(). |
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Declare the receive callback.
Referenced by main(). |
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Requests a message be sent. The Channel will format the message into the correct character stream and attempt to send it using the output( ) system callback. If the send queue is enabled (see TC_sendQueueEnable( ) ) and there is a problem sending the data, the whole message will be queued. When the next timer tick is received, the send will be attempted again.
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Enable the queuing of unsuccessful outgoing messages. This will require timer events be implemented
Referenced by main(), TeleoEasy_Init(), and TeleoModule_Init(). |
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Provides a way to monitor the size of the queue of messages waiting to be sent.
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Timer event raised. This timer is used for two purposes: to check the condition of the parser resetting it if necessary and to check the state of the send queue - retrying a send if necessary.
Referenced by doTimer(). |
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Set the timerRequest callback.
Referenced by main(), and TeleoModule_Init(). |
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Validators
isNotEmpty
If the input is not empty, this returns true, otherwise it returns false.
Alphabetic
This check to see that the input value is purely alphabetic, no numeric characters.
Numeric
Alpha-numeric
Username
Must contain at least 6 characters
Must be alphabetic or alpha-numeric
Matching Passwords
Passwords must match and contain mixed, alpha-numeric characters and have at least 6 characters
Email Address
Phone Number
URL
A valid url should being with http, https or ftp
Age
Includes a minimum age requirement (18)
Checkbox
Should be selected
Radio Buttons
One should be selected
Select Box
Make a selection


Your browser does not support Web Bluetooth!
This application only runs on Chrome on the desktop.
pm5-dump
Collect all information provided by a Concept2 Performance Monitor model 5 (PM5) over the Bluetooth interface and dump as json below.
Requirements
- A Concept2 ergometer - RowErg, SkiErg or BikeErg;
- A PM5 performance monitor;
- Computer with Bluetooth enabled;
- Lastest version of Chrome
Usage
- Enable Bluetooth on computer.
- Click the Connect button.
- Pair the PM5 with Chrome, as requested.
- Choose message type(s) to capture.
- Wait until the connection is setup; information will start appearing shortly.
- Click the Disconnect button when done.


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THE IMPOSTERS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *
Perhaps if THE IMPOSTORS didn't have so much going for it, it wouldn't have been such a tremendous disappointment. Written, directed, and produced by one of its two stars, Stanley Tucci, whose last picture was the indie smash hit, BIG NIGHT, THE IMPOSTORS almost never catches fire. Sputtering like a two-day old campfire, the story plays like an ad-lib sketch that was never polished or completed.
The film's other star, Oliver Platt, was hilarious as the Senator's aide in BULWORTH. The bloated supporting cast is a veritable cornucopia of acting talent, including Woody Allen, Steve Buscemi, Hope Davis, Alfred Molina, Campbell Scott, Lili Taylor and Tony Shalhoub. All are wasted save Allen, who plays a theatrical director who stares in disbelief at the bad acting before his eyes. (The audience will easily identify with Allen's sentiments.)
With the exception of a single original joke involving mirror-imaged subtitles, the movie engenders little genuine laughter. The stale humor is so embarrassingly bad that you will find yourself laughing sporadically at the picture rather than with it.
The plot for the movie involves two starving actors, Maurice (Oliver Platt) and Arthur (Stanley Tucci), who accidentally end up on a cruise ship. In order to escape an angry Shakespearean actor (Alfred Molina), who is chasing them, they dress up as ship's stewards.
The over-the-top script has the subtlety of a sledgehammer. When the leads hide from their pursuers, Arthur covers Maurice's mouth as he suffers an unending sneeze. At other times, we have the typical zany comedy routine where everyone chases everyone else, while darting in and out of staterooms.
With the film's chapters introduced like placards at a vaudeville stage, it is clear the movie wants to be taken as farce. The press notes describes how everyone that came on the set remarked at what a good time all of the actors were having. Too bad they weren't more concerned with the audience's potential enjoyment. The jokes, frequently framed in silence, fall like stones with such intensity that one can almost hear them hitting the ground.
One wonders if anyone ever viewed the film's dailies. Surely, if they had, they would have realized what leaden results they were producing.
It is tricky having good actors play bad ones, but, if they couldn't pull it off, they should have just given up. "The show is over for this fella," Steve Buscemi's character says towards the end. The mystery is why they didn't all give up in the beginning. There must have been a better script somewhere for such a wonderful cast.
THE IMPOSTORS runs 1:42. It is rated R for a little profanity and would be fine for kids around 12 and up.
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