Spring HATEOAS (Hypertext as the Engine of Application State)
By Arul
Updated: 2nd July 2020
Spring HATEOAS provides REST API component to the client response shared with other network application meta-data information through processing the dynamic data i.e. links to resources. HAL (Hypertext Application Language) is a format of resource representation and that can be implemented in HATEOAS and also share the URI schema without breaking clients connectivity.
Spring HATEOAS create the meta-data resource representation such as RepresentationalModal, Links and WebMVCLink interface.
Decoupling the multi-level architecture application and communicate each other using the URI response which is self qualified as a self link. Its simply the canonical location the resource can access it.
More technical code refer the repository link arului-apiservice and more articles search in internet.
Microprofile 3.3 micro-services using liberty
By Arul
Updated: 19th June 2020
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More technical code refer the repository link User Module
Quarkus using kubernetes, H2 database and rest service
By Arul
Updated: 25th June 2020
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More technical code refer the repository link Employee Service
GoLang web signup example application
By Arul
Updated: 21st May 2020
GoLang - robust system-level language and new language alternative for C++ and Java application. Highly supports for scalable networks and large distributed applications. GoLang bundle with major inbuilt libraries and minimized the semantics comparatively Java.
Golang have many features on thread and concurrency modules. Golang worth to learning new technologies with add-ons technical skills. Current situation very hard to find the scope on distributed applications from clients. If anyone deep-dive new skills GoLang is an good option to explore back-end and not worth for web application compare to latest web frameworks in markets.
Really easy to do quick development and everything in one place for example creating the web server and generate the html tags dynamically and perform the action. The same way in Java it takes longer steps with custom JSP tags to generate the html input components and web container configuration. Lots of inbuilt libraries and easy way to implement the code refer more articles on internet.
Prerequisite to install Go set-up the environment and make sure GOPATH configured. Dynamic generated Html web components sample refer from my repository GoLang signup form
Apache CouchDB Express Pug Module
By Arul
Updated: 21th Feb 2020
Apache CouchDB store your data on JSON natively with document store. CouchDB API access method supports RESTful HTTP/JSON service to access the application.
Fauxton is the browser UI application to access the couchDB database, replication, cluster, replication and results. CouchDB uses MapReduce methods for API service and also access rights for users can be defined per database.
Queries can use the built-in _all_docs index or custom indexes, specified using the _index endpoint.
CouchDB application example repo:CouchDB Express Pug Application
PouchDB react CRUD userlist
By Arul
Updated: 13th Feb 2020
PouchDB stores the data into IndexedDB in all modern browsers. Users store the data into browser and work with offline. IndexedDB data sync with HTTP service or API call to presist the information. Reduce the loading time and connectivity problems. It will work offline mode and once the server up and running IndexedDB sync with server.
PouchDB supports/integrate all front-end library and web framework. PouchDB requires modern ES5 environment. Using pouchDB database perform the CRUD operation and query the records.
PouchDB prefers IndexedDB operations and fallback hooks to WebSQL, HTTP or LevelDB adaptors.It's sync with couchDB and persist the customer data. It's support many ways to implement for example, node npm or browser only or CDN package.
key points:
PouchDB stores the data in-memory or local storage as well.
- 1. Packages bundle available in presets, plugins and utilities
- 2. Pouchdb replication API exposed through replicate() and sync() method
Sample application repo:PouchDB React Application
Svelte component framework
By Arul
Updated: 03rd Feb 2020
Svelte is a component framework similar like react/vue framework. React is state driven code and virtual DOM it's very tough to understand and complexity while development for regular techies. Svelte converts the JavaScript at compile time and there is no dependencies on run-time. This means no virtual DOM, no frameworks on top of frameworks, and no framework to load at runtime.
so no Angular $scope, no React this.state, and no Vue data. Instead, use lets everywhere to get assignable state values and update the values.
key points:
- 1. Components based framework and maintain the value scope based on lets variable
- 2. Complete bundle code will be ready on compile time no dependencies on run-time
- 3. Components in-line styles to be clear and easy to development
- 4. Svelte publish as a local development and web based module
Sample application repo:Svelte Application
Basic knowledge of SEO(Search Engine Optimization)
By Arul
Updated: 03rd Dec 2019
Front-end web developer technically heard the internet trendy word SEO(Search Engine Optimization). It's allowing visibility of a website in modern search engines. Internet users always using search keywords and crawling the pages. SEO plays major role in web development in consumer point of view to improve global/local business and solutions.
Developer things to remember basic Key points:
- 1. Use proper keywords in meta tags, title and tags for all the pages
- 2. Sitemap on your website keep xml copy
- 3. robots file to define the paths for allowing/disallowing path
- 4. URL path and make sure structured and meaningful
- 5. External site links use the rel="nofollow" tags if not required to collect meta data
- 6. 404 error page to handle content broken or links
How important to validate JSON schema
By Arul
Dated: 20th Nov 2020
JSON schema is very simple and organize the model object. Developing applications are loosely coupled to maintain very easily. JSON object transferring in-between front-end and micro-services application layer. JSON schema validation to maintain the clear, human-readable, and machine-readable documentation. Because data objects performing the validation and we known the object types for doing business method operations. Once the model has been solidified, enforce some standards and take advantage of both flexibility of the document model along with data validation.
{ "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", "$id": "http://example.com/product.schema.json", "title": "Product", "description": "A product from Acme's catalog", "type": "object", "properties": { "productId": { "description": "The unique identifier for a product", "type": "integer" } }, "required": [ "productId" ] } input: { "productId":123 }
Avoid the trash and re-build the old laptop
By Arul
Dated: 13th Nov 2019
Every year holiday season, customers tempted to buy new laptop with higher technologies. Think about few hours or days how to re-use the broken/old laptop. Find out the online videos and articles you will get more valuable tips.
Things to do before trash
- 1. Give to someone or relatives if they are ready to repair or re-use if they like.
- 2. Spend sometime to identify the problem (i.e. screen broken, motherboard failure, hard disk problem, power card/pin problem)
- 3. Make a NAS Home server online you will get detailed videos and steps
- 4. Low configured pc/laptop using create own security camera in your home.
- 5. Setup like picture frame
Decorate home using repaired pc/laptop
- 1. If you have old PC cabinet don't throw and re-use the decorated shelves in your garage/book shelves/DVD shelves
- 2. Unused/repaired motherboards make it coffee-table decoration (glass covered decorated ideas will be good to avoid dust and sharp edges will not hit)


So what are red flag behaviors? Basically, a red flag is something we must pay attention to when getting to know someone. They’re warning signs that demand us to listen to whatever they’re signaling. Some red flag behaviors are universally unhealthy, while others can be dependent on the individual and what they’re looking for. That said, not all red flags are non-negotiable or deal breakers. But, every one requires us to acknowledge their presence and assess whether or not we should proceed with becoming more intimate and vulnerable with the person we’re spending time with.
Some common red flag behaviors are:
1.
Blaming/refusing to take responsibility
Blaming/refusing to take responsibility
Speaking poorly about their ex
Always assuming the role of the victim
Saying comments like “all women/men are crazy”
Unwilling to foster self-awareness or ask for help
Refusing to admit fault
2.
Addiction issue that’s not being addressed
Addiction issue that’s not being addressed
They become angry or different when they drink
They can’t have a meal or visit friends without drinking
They’re taking drugs (prescription or non) that leads to problematic behavior
They drive intoxicated
They actively (or secretly) smoke
3.
Controlling and/or violent behavior
Controlling and/or violent behavior
Name-calling, yelling
Condescending, criticising, demeaning, belittling, blaming or shaming
Jealousy or passive-aggressiveness
Threatening the use of/exhibiting violence
Making unnecessary comments about where you spend your money
Lying or gaslighting you
Withholding/using sex as form of manipulation
4.
Emotional baggage that’s not being dealt with
Emotional baggage that’s not being dealt with
They come on very strong before even getting to know you (also known as “love bombing”)
They’re needy, self-obsessed or otherwise attention-seeking
They avoid discussions relating to their past
They have a history of trauma that they’ve never sought help for or worked through
They have a history of dramatic, toxic relationships
They haven’t spent any significant time single (or they’re newly out of a relationship)
They’re chronic people-pleasers or conflict avoiders
They’re judgemental, homophobic, racist, bigot, or intolerant, closed minded
The most productive way to deal with red flag behavior when it arises is to first and foremost acknowledge that it’s there. It’s important to take your time when getting to know someone because many red flag behaviors will be deal breakers, and it’s much better to discover them before becoming overly committed and invested.


Having long since tried absinthe with some friends, I knew that wormwood was a powerful herb. Several weeks ago, I was at the local magic shop and decided to buy some for incense or other uses.
On a quiet night at my house, I decided to give the tea a try (knowing full well how bitter it was supposed to be). I was unprepared for the flavor, which was the most bitter thing I've tasted. Every sip made me almost gag, and beef jerky was the only thing to chase away nausea. Then after about a cup, I felt chilled, but gave up and decided to smoke 2 bowls outside. This I did, feeling more and more comfortable and introspective. I started to think about feelings and emotions in a more sensitive manner, but since it was late I just went to bed.
That night was when things really got interesting. I began to dream like I never had before- colors were not only heightened, but given theatrical intensity. Soon I found myself in grandiose backdrops, richly decorated. In the first part, I was travelling across a beautiful lake, surrounded by trees. Then I saw a girl who I've had deep feelings for in the past in a flowing dress on the edge of the lake, and I was in the middle of the lake standing on an underwater rock, with the water glistening and the sky filled with color.
Soon, I left to visit a supermarket, where I met an old friend. We went outside, and I fought with some guys, but I couldn't seem to hurt them. I was overcome with pity, so we all sat on my car and felt close. Then ANOTHER girl I was in love with at one time came and layed down next to us, and all seemed safe.
I came to conclude that this herb somehow increases the emotions (especially with other people). Amazing dreams. Interesting stuff!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Container_bptreeMain differences between container_bptree and STL containers |
The new containers supporting variants of STL interfaces should not take much time
to learn how to use in algorithms. It is only necessary to understand how these new
containers differ from standard containers. This section provides a list of the most
significant non-standard features of interface types of the namespace
container_bptree
and explains the reasons as to why these features
have been implemented.
The current version of submitted classes has reached a relatively high level of consistency
with the C++03 standard. Nevertheless, interfaces of container and iterator types of the namespace
container_bptree
do not completely conform to the requirements of STL containers.
The differences, which are discussed in this section, are caused by specific properties of B+ trees
of the namespace container_bptree
and by design decisions, which have been made to
improve the consistency of various types of STL sequences. There are a few new member functions
as well as a few differences in the signatures of functions and in the computational complexity.
1. The library container_bptree
supports STL variants of associative containers
(set
, multiset
, map
and multimap
)
with both bidirectional and random access iterators.
2. The class sequence
, which implements a union of interfaces of the three STL
classes list
, vector
and deque
, is not a part of the
C++ standard. In the current version sequence
supports random access iterators only.
3. The sequence
member functions capacity()
and reserve()
implement different behaviour. These two member functions are related to memory management rather
than to the properties of a container and its elements. For containers of the namespace
container_bptree
, which implement dynamically allocated data structures, memory
management is a responsibility of allocators.
4. All interface member functions sequence::splice()
have different signatures,
since these functions invalidate input random access iterators. Each variant of the function
splice()
returns a valid iterator, which points to the same element as the input
iterator, but provides a correct value of the distance to the first element in a container.
The current implementations of the functions splice()
have in the worst case cost
O(NlogN), which is much higher than that of std::list
. In theory, B+ trees
can support these functions with logarithmic cost.
5. Access to sequence
elements through the subscript operator[ ]
or
the member function at()
has complexity O(log N) in the worst case. The total
cost of sequential processing of all container elements through this operator and member function
can reach O(N log N).
For better performance algorithms, which process all or a large number of consecutive container
elements, should use sequential access through an iterator, which has cost O(N). This method
also has the advantage of the development of generic solutions, since it can be used not only with
sequence
, but also with STL variants of associative containers.
6. The operators {+=, -=, +, -}
, which change the position of a random access iterator,
in the worst case have computational cost O(log N).
7. Classes of random access iterators include the following member functions to check the states of objects:
bool valid_data() const ; bool valid_mapping() const ;
If possible, valid mapping can be restored using the member functions:
void update_index() ; void update_pointer();
It is important to note that the straight forward replacement of STL types in existing C++ code
with containers and iterators of the namespace container_bptree
is not safe in general
and should be thoroughly tested. The problems can be caused not only by different signatures of
interface member functions of container classes, but also by changing iterator category from
bidirectional to random access. In a generic solution a random access iterator can be invalidated by
operations, which change the size of a container. The new member functions of iterator classes provide
efficient support to deal with these problems. They have logarithmic cost in the worst case. For more
details, see the section Random access iterators.
8. Each STL variant of a container of the namespace container_bptree
includes
the new member function
value_type accumulate ( const_iterator pos_start , const_iterator pos_end , value_type val_in ) const ;
These functions implement algorithms, which provide the same result as the STL method
std::accumulate()
. For the containers based on the class bp_tree_idx_acc
this function has computational complexity O(log N) in the worst case, while for
the two other basic containers it is O(N), where N is the number of consecutive
elements specified by the input iterators.
9. The non-standard member function
std::pair<iterator, bool> write ( iterator pos , const value_type & val_new ) ;
has been added to address the problem of the invalidation of data structures and containers
of the namespace container_bptree
, which can be caused by write operations.
The function returns an object of std::pair<iterator, bool>
with the
following values. If a container was modified, bool
component returns
true
and iterator
component points to the element with the new value,
otherwise bool
component returns false
and iterator
component points to an element with a value, which is equivalent to the input value. This function
has computational complexity O(log N) in the worst case. For more details,
see the section Restrictions on write operations.
10. In the classes of associative containers set
, mulitset
, map
and multimap
each member function
iterator erase ( iterator pos ) ; iterator erase ( iterator pos_a , iterator pos_b ) ;
returns a valid iterator that points to the element, which is next to the last erased element
(++pos
or pos_b
) and takes the position of the first erased element
(pos
or pos_a
), or container.end()
.
This signature of interface functions better suits containers with random access iterators,
since it improves the safety and efficiency of user algorithms. It makes interfaces of associative
containers more consistent with STL sequences (vector
or list
) and provides
the advantage of developing generic algorithms. This signature also makes the interfaces of containers
more symmetric, since many STL containers have the matching member function
iterator insert ( iterator pos, const value_type & val_x ) ;
which returns an iterator.
Revised 27 November, 2011
Copyright © 2011
Vadim Stadnik
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


Typeform Survey component is a wrapper to the typeform survey embed script.
Any survey created in Typeform may be linked using this component. For Health Catalyst app developers, please contact the Customer Feedback team for the correct survey to link to within your app. The typeform survey component should be used in conjunction with application specific logic that prompts the user to take a survey at predetermined intervals. See the User Feedback Guide for more information and best practices.


Top Ten Richest Pastors In The World (2019)
by Enioluwa AdeniyiThe world as a whole has always concentrated on the richest men in the world, with the name of people like Bill Gates, Jim Bezoz, Warren Buffet on our lips, whereas, in the religious world, we have pastors who are wealthy.
The number one richest pastor on the list is the renowed preacher, Bishop T.D Jakes, whose net worth is rated at $150.2Million.
A few number of Nigeria pastors made the list of top ten richest pastors in the world.
See the list of top ten pastors in the world:
1. Bishop T.D Jakes, net worth $150.2Million
* Thomas Dexter Jakes Sr., popularly as T. D. Jakes, is a pastor, author and filmmaker. He is the pastor of The Potter’s House, a non-denominational American megachurch.
2. Bishop David Oyedepo, net worth $150Million
* David O. Oyedepo is a Nigerian preacher, Christian author, businessman, architect and the founder and presiding Bishop of the megachurch Faith Tabernacle in Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria, and Living Faith Church Worldwide, also known as Winners’ Chapel International
3. Pastor Enoch Adeboye, net worth $55Million
* Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye who was once a mathematic lecturer is the general overseer of the Redeem Christain Church of God.
4. Benny Hinn, net worth $52Million
* Toufik Benedictus “Benny” Hinn is an Israeli televangelist, best known for his regular “Miracle Crusades” revival meeting or faith healing summits that are usually held in stadiums in major cities, which are later broadcast worldwide on his television program, This Is Your Day.
5. Chris Oyakhilome, net worth $50 Million
* Chris Oyakhilome is the founder and president of LoveWorld Incorporated, also known as Christ Embassy, based in Lagos, Nigeria
6. Creflo Dollar, net worth $27Million
* Creflo Augustus Dollar Jr. is an American televangelist, pastor, and the founder of the non-denominational World Changers Church International based in College Park, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta. Dollar also heads the Creflo Dollar Ministerial Association, Creflo Dollar Ministries, and Arrow Records.
7. Kenneth Copeland, net worth $26.5Milllion
* Kenneth Max Copeland is an American televangelist and author associated with the Charismatic Movement. He runs the Tarrant County, Texas-based Kenneth Copeland Ministries.
8. Late Billy Graham, net worth $25 Million
* William Franklin Graham Jr. was an American evangelist, a prominent evangelical Christian figure, and an ordained Southern Baptist minister who became well-known internationally in the late 1940s.
9. Matthew Ashimolowo, net worth $16million
* Matthew Ashimolowo is a Nigerian clergyman, the Senior Pastor of Kingsway International Christian Centre in London.
10. T. B. Joshua, net worth $15 Million
* Temitope Balogun Joshua, commonly referred to as T. B. Joshua, is a Nigerian pastor, televangelist and philanthropist. He is the leader and founder of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations, a Christian organisation that runs the Emmanuel TV television station from Lagos.


Commuter caught brushing teeth at London railway station: 'Disgusting behavior'
by Gerren Keith GaynorThere are certain things you don’t do in public. Brushing your teeth at a busy train station during the morning commuter rush, then spitting on the pavement -- well, that probably makes the list.
Yet that’s exactly what one bold commuter did at the Euston railway station in London on Wednesday morning.
The adventure in dental hygiene was captured by Melissa Therms, who tweeted images of the unidentified man brushing his teeth and the aftermath, with the toothpaste spit out onto the ground.
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“Disgusting behavior at #Euston station this morning,” Therms tweeted. “Packed platform and this man starts brushing his teeth and spits repeatedly on the platform.”
Another person managed to capture a video of the man caught in the act. “He been brushing his pegs for quite sometime too!” Danny Edwards tweeted.
Twitter users were sickened by the man’s behavior.
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“Oh for god's sake! Why can't people just wake up 3 minutes earlier?” one person tweeted.
“Ugh ...
Still another Twitter user wrote: “Oh no! Some people seem pleased with their own efficiency, but surely this is not hygienic, along with shaving, tweezing, nail cutting and squeezing zits.”
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Many users wondered if anyone ever confronted the man for his public offense, to which Therms informed them “not a soul.”
“Everyone minds their business a little too much in London,” someone tweeted.
But there was at least one Twitter user who managed to ask the one question we were all thinking: “How did he rinse lool.”


Sikh celebration in Lower Nazareth to feature fireworks
Township supervisors Wednesday granted a waiver from its fireworks ordinance restrictions to allow for the Guru Nanak Si...
Lower Nazareth Township will allow fireworks to be set off at a house of worship as part of a religious celebration.
Township supervisors Wednesday granted a waiver from its fireworks ordinance restrictions to allow for the Guru Nanak Sikh Society of the Lehigh Valley, 648 Daniels Road, to hold a festival in celebration of Guru Nanak Gurpurab, the marking of the birth of the first Sikh guru and among their most sacred holidays.
The celebration includes two days of prayer from Nov. 15-17, and is highlighted by a festival to be held from 7-9 p.m. Nov. 16, in which low-grade consumer fireworks will be ignited.
“The same fireworks allowed by anybody on certain days,” said Preet Bajwa, a founder of the society, which was established in 1999.
He called Guru Nanak Gurpurab “one of the most important celebrations” of the Sikh community.
The two-hour celebration will employ standard consumer fireworks, township Solicitor Gary Asteak said as part of his review of the waiver conditions.
They include the provision that no fireworks be ignited within 150 feet of an occupied dwelling or 300 feet from any building or parking lot, and that only individuals 18 or older light them.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Transform shallots into something special with a caramelised tarte tatin.
For this recipe you will need four blini pans.
Season the shallots lightly with salt and white pepper. Heat a large frying pan over a medium heat. Add the oil and the butter and cook until foaming. Add the shallots and cook until caramelised.
Drain off the butter and return the shallots to the heat. Add the vinegar and cook until it has evaporated. Add the Madeira and cook until it too has evaporated.
 Gently cook until the shallots are getting a little soft.
For the balsamic caramel, put the sugar in a saucepan. Add a little water and stir so it’s like a paste. Slowly bring to the boil (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully.). The liquid will boil clear and very slowly it will start to turn amber.
When the sugar syrup is golden, remove from the heat and at arm’s length add the balsamic. Leave for a few moments, then whisk in the butter until the sauce has a butterscotch consistency. Season with salt and pepper and taste; it may take a little more balsamic to cut the sweetness and a little more seasoning. Set aside.
For the whipped goats’ cheese, put the cheese in a food processor with the paddle attachment and turn the processor on to slow. Add a little cream just to lighten the consistency (you may not need it all). Add a little lemon juice to taste (reserve the zest for garnish). Spoon into a bowl and cover with cling film, then set aside.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Spoon the caramel into four blini pans to lightly cover the bottom of each pan. Add some thyme to each pan, then add the shallots.
Roll the pastry on a lightly floured surface to 3mm thick and cut out four circles just larger than the blini pans. Place the pastry over the shallots and, using the end of a spoon, push it into them all the way around. Make a small hole in the middle. Bake for 20–30 minutes, or until cooked through.
Leave the tarts for 10 minutes to soak up all that wonderful flavour. While they are still warm, turn them out onto a plate and serve with a spoon of the goats’ cheese in the middle of each tart. Top with watercress, a little olive oil, the lemon zest and chives.


A .h and a .cpp file have been created in the 'header' and 'source' directories of the symbiosis project folder. This is what you have to do now:
-
Move the .h file into the 'include' folder under the 'common' folder.
-
Add the .h and .cpp files to the symbiosis project files (MSBuild and CMake).
After this, you can build the the project.


Planet creation
Seed:
Generate seed
Tessellation level:
Display grid
Display (putrid) skybox
Camera
Type
Trackball
Freefly
Rotation speed:
Zoom speed:
Inertia coef:
Speed:
Sensitivity:
Inertia coef:


Before Change
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
if randomize:
x = [isinstance(source, Shuffleable) for source in self.sources]
if not all(x):
raise ValueError("All data sources must be Shuffleable for "
"the provider to able to shuffle them.")
if randomize is True:
if self.entries <= 0:
raise ValueError("Must know how long our shuffleable "
"sources are in order to shuffle them, but all "
After Change
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
if randomize:
for i, source in enumerate(self.sources):
if not isinstance(source, Shuffleable):
raise ValueError("All data sources must be Shuffleable "
"for the provider to able to shuffle them. Source "
""{}" does not seem to match: {}".format(
"unknown" if self.keys is None else self.keys[i],
source))
if randomize is True:
if self.entries <= 0:
raise ValueError("Must know how long our shuffleable "
"sources are in order to shuffle them, but all "


What I learned in CMPR-198
Coding is great for when u want to build a website.If u want to play around with python with the correct control responds. But you have to know the correct responds or it wont work or a error pops out.
there are good control respondes that are a fundamental attribution for coding.There are coding respondes that can ruin a computer or a whole system.when he showed us powerpoints before the exam or for a quiz.it was a good way for me to understand the exam/quiz answers. it gave me more of a chance on the quizes.Computer systems main piece is the CPU. CPU has a Control Unit & Arithunetic Logic Unit. The Control Unit has the Input and the Output of the devices and has an External Storage. The domain name server is a internet domain name and addresses are tracked and regulated. examples Dns goes to the client. ip address goes to the corresponding addresses. a LAN is a group of computers that are accociated with the devices that are sharing in common communications lines or wireless links to a server. the wide area network is a type of system network to connect in offices located in different locations.


Methods
angelOfMusic(buffer)
This function accepts a buffer and adds a phantom of the opera mask to the face by manipulating the color of individual pixels.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
buffer |
buffer |
- Source:
greyscale(buffer)
This function takes in a buffer and outputs a buffer that will convert a bmp file to greyscale.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
buffer |
* |
- Source:
randomlyPastel(buffer)
This function takes in a buffer and outputs a buffer that will convert a bmp file to random pastel colors.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
buffer |
* |
- Source:
soRandom(buffer)
This function takes in a buffer and outputs a buffer that will convert a bmp file to random colors.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
buffer |
* |
- Source:


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Your events aren’t very useful if they don’t go somewhere for you to look over later.
Taking an event and sending it to its destination is the job of an EventSink
.
Events currently provides one default event sink, but it also exposes the protocol so that you can define your own if you need to.
Logging events to os_log
By default, when you send an event, it will be logged to Apple’s unified logging system using os_log
.
Event.current["list_name"] = "My Fancy List"
Event.current["item_count"] = 8
Event.current.send("fetched list")
When the above code is run, the following message will be logged to the Console:
msg="fetched list" item_count=8 list_name="My Fancy List"
Events are logged in the logfmt format, as it’s a good compromise between human- and machine-readability. After the err
and msg
keys, the rest of your app-specific fields are output in alphabetical order of key to keep the order deterministic and make fields easy to find.
You can customize the logging subsystem and category used to log your events by overriding Event.sink
with your own instance of OSLogEventSink
:
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey : Any]? = nil) -> Bool {
Event.sink = OSLogEventSink(subsystem: "com.example.MyListApp",
category: "events")
}
Doing this is highly recommended, as it makes it much easier to filter logging to just your events.
Event.sink
controls the default event sink that is assigned to new EventBuilder
s. If you want to override it, be sure to set it before your first use of Event.current
.

An Event
doesn’t directly expose the data in its fields. Instead, events are designed to be encoded using Swift’s Encodable
protocol. This means that your event sink doesn’t need to worry about how events are represented or how fields are stored. It can just let an encoder take care of serializing them and send that data where it needs to go.
Hypothetically, if we wanted to make an event sink that saved each event as JSON in a row in a SQL database, that might look something like this:
class DatabaseEventSink {
let dbConnection: DBConnection
let encoder = JSONEncoder()
init(dbConnection: DBConnection) {
self.dbConnection = dbConnection
}
func send(event: Event, level: OSLogType) {
do {
let jsonData = try encoder.encode(event)
try dbConnection.execute(
"INSERT INTO events (fields) VALUES (?)",
jsonData
)
} catch {
NSLog("Could not save event to database: \(error)")
}
}
}
// Then during app startup
let dbConnection = ... // create the database connection
Event.sink = DatabaseEventSink(dbConnection: dbConnection)
Now all your events would end up in your database table.
Note that event sinks do not have a way to report whether they’ve failed or not. Application code that is sending events shouldn’t need to worry about whether events are sending successfully. Instead, events should be fired and forgotten. If an event sink’s implementation can fail, then responding to that should be internal to the implementation of the sink.
Similarly, there is no way to asynchronously report completion of sending the event. Again, application code shouldn’t need to worry about waiting for an event to finish sending. It’s important that sending events is not disruptive to the flow of the application. So if your event sink needs to do asynchronous work, it should handle the details of that within its own implementation.
-
An EventSink is responsible for sending events to a particular destination.
The EventSink protocol allows you to control where your events go when you call
EventBuilder.send(_:_:)
. The Events package provides a default EventSink that turns events into formatted log messages and logs them withos_log
, but you could also send your events to a web service or save them in a database for querying.See moreWarning
Be careful about privacy if you send your events off-device. You should avoid including data in your events that could be considered personally identifiable information (PII).Declaration
Swift
public protocol EventSink
-
An
EventSink
for logging events to the Apple unified logging system.This is the default event sink, but you can and should create one yourself to specify the subsystem and category to use when logging your events. This will make it easier to query for your app’s events, which can help filter out log noise.
See moreRemark
os_log
is not actually a particularly good destination for structured, high-cardinality events. The unified logging system doesn’t have any understanding of the structure, so you can’t do sophisticated queries against your fields, and we have to circumvent the privacy protections that the system has for dynamic values, since we render the entire log string dynamically. The main thingos_log
has going for it is that it is easily available since it is the default logging system for Apple’s platforms.Declaration
Swift
public class OSLogEventSink : EventSink


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In this part, you will participate in the same quarter exchange task as you did in part 1, only with a different partner. If you need to refamiliarize yourself with the rules of the task, please read through the instructions below. There will be no quiz following.
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Juggling Clubs
Juggling clubs are dynamicly different from balls.  It is the same steps as learning balls, but unlike balls, you never have to worry about the rotaion. With balls no matter how high you throw it you can catch it with out a problem, with clubs there is only one right side. This same thing also gives clubs a completely differet look. With clubs throwing it higher and making it do more rotations is a trick on its own. Even the most basic trick looks much more impressive with clubs.


Sarah Hyland Gets Celeb Support For Her Powerful Instagram About Being Comfortable In Your Skin
Sarah Hyland is giving us all the encouragement we need right now.
In a recent Instagram post, the Modern Family star wrote an empowering message about body positivity and feeling comfortable in your own skin.
“To my fellow #invisibleillness warriors. It’s ok to be insecure about your body. Just remember to check in with yourself at least once a day and say thank you. Our bodies have endured unfathomable feats that our minds barely have time to comprehend what has actually happened,” Sarah wrote.
She added, “With inflammation, excess water gain, and medications, my skin has a hard time bouncing back. I saw this picture and HATED it but quickly readjusted my attitude and decided to celebrate it. Love yourself and be patient. We are all stronger than we think we are.”
The picture in question is a paparazzi picture where Sarah is showing off her workout body.
Celebs including Lily Collins, Katie Stevens, and many more left comments praising Sarah for her openness. Check them out in the gallery inside!


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Born: October 2, 1869 Porbandar, India Died: January 30, 1948 Delhi, India
Indian religious leader, reformer, and lawyer Mohandas Gandhi was an Indian revolutionary and religious leader who used his religious power for political and social reform. Although he held no governmental office, he was the main force behind the second-largest nation in the world's struggle for independence
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869, in Porbandar, India, a seacoast town in the Kathiawar Peninsula north of Bombay, India. His wealthy family was from one of the higher castes (Indian social classes). He was the fourth child of Karamchand Gandhi, prime minister to the raja (ruler) of three small city-states, and Purtlibai, his fourth wife. Gandhi described his mother as a deeply religious woman who attended temple (a place for religious worship) service daily. Mohandas was a small, quiet boy who disliked sports and was only an average student. At the age of thirteen he did not even know in advance that he was to marry Kasturbai, a girl his own age. The childhood ambition of Mohandas was to study medicine, but as this was considered beneath his caste, his father persuaded him to study law instead. After his marriage Mohandas finished high school and tutored his wife.
In September 1888 Gandhi went to England to study.  He was an even stricter vegetarian while away than he had been at home. In England he studied law but never completely adjusted to the English way of life. He became a lawyer in 1891 and sailed for Bombay. He attempted unsuccessfully to practice law in Rajkot and Bombay, then for a brief period served as lawyer for the prince of Porbandar.
"Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”
"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever."
"Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony."
"Nobody can hurt me without my permission"


- tableChanged(TableModelEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.RunClearBreakpointsAction
-
Required TableModelListener method.
- tabSize - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaDefaults
-
- tabSize - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- tabSizeChars - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- tabSizeSelector - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsEditorAction
-
- tellEditingComponentToRequestFocusInWindow() - Method in class mars.venus.EditPane
-
Delegates to text area's requestFocusInWindow method.
- TEMPO - Static variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls.Tone
-
Tempo of the tone is in milliseconds: 1000 beats per second.
- TERMINATED - Static variable in class mars.venus.FileStatus
-
execution terminated
- TEXT - Static variable in class mars.assembler.Directives
-
- TEXT_COLUMN_ORDER - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
Order of text segment table columns
- TEXT_FOUND - Static variable in interface mars.venus.editors.MARSTextEditingArea
-
- TEXT_NOT_FOUND - Static variable in interface mars.venus.editors.MARSTextEditingArea
-
- TEXT_REPLACED_FOUND_NEXT - Static variable in interface mars.venus.editors.MARSTextEditingArea
-
- TEXT_REPLACED_NOT_FOUND_NEXT - Static variable in interface mars.venus.editors.MARSTextEditingArea
-
- TEXT_SYMBOL - Static variable in class mars.assembler.Symbol
-
- textArea - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
- TextAreaDefaults - Class in mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax
-
Encapsulates default settings for a text area.
- TextAreaDefaults() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaDefaults
-
- TextAreaPainter - Class in mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax
-
The text area repaint manager.
- TextAreaPainter(JEditTextArea, TextAreaDefaults) - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextAreaPainter
-
Creates a new repaint manager.
- TextAreaPainter.Highlight - Interface in mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax
-
Highlight interface.
- TextBlockTable - Class in mars.riscv.hardware.memory
-
- TextBlockTable(int, Number) - Constructor for class mars.riscv.hardware.memory.TextBlockTable
-
- TEXTSEGMENT_DELAYSLOT_HIGHLIGHT_BACKGROUND - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
RGB color for text segment delay slot highlighted background
- TEXTSEGMENT_DELAYSLOT_HIGHLIGHT_FONT - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
Font for text segment delay slot highlighted background
- TEXTSEGMENT_DELAYSLOT_HIGHLIGHT_FOREGROUND - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
RGB color for text segment delay slot highlighted foreground
- TEXTSEGMENT_HIGHLIGHT_BACKGROUND - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
RGB color for text segment highlighted background
- TEXTSEGMENT_HIGHLIGHT_FONT - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
Font for table odd row foreground (text, data, register displays)
- TEXTSEGMENT_HIGHLIGHT_FOREGROUND - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
RGB color for text segment highlighted foreground
- TextSegmentWindow - Class in mars.venus
-
Creates the Text Segment window in the Execute tab of the UI
- TextSegmentWindow() - Constructor for class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow
-
Constructor, sets up a new JInternalFrame.
- TextSegmentWindow.CheckBoxTableCellRenderer - Class in mars.venus
-
- TextSegmentWindow.CodeCellRenderer - Class in mars.venus
-
- TextSegmentWindow.MachineCodeCellRenderer - Class in mars.venus
-
- TextSegmentWindow.TextTableModel - Class in mars.venus
-
Inner class to implement the Table model for this JTable.
- TextTableModel(Object[][]) - Constructor for class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow.TextTableModel
-
- TextUtilities - Class in mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax
-
Class with several utility functions used by the text area component.
- TextUtilities() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.TextUtilities
-
- thisAction - Variable in class mars.venus.SettingsMemoryConfigurationAction
-
- time - Variable in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
- toBinaryString(Object, int) - Static method in class mars.util.Binary
-
Translate int value into a String consisting of '1's and '0's.
- toggle_rect() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler.toggle_rect
-
- TOGGLE_RECT - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.InputHandler
-
- toggleBreakpoints() - Method in class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow
-
Enable or disable all items in the Breakpoints column.
- token - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.TokenMarker.LineInfo
-
The id of the last token of the line.
- Token - Class in mars.assembler
-
Represents one token in the input MIPS program.
- Token - Class in mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker
-
A linked list of tokens.
- Token(int, byte) - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.Token
-
Creates a new token.
- Token(TokenTypes, String, RISCVprogram, int, int) - Constructor for class mars.assembler.Token
-
Constructor for Token class.
- TOKEN_DELIMITERS - Static variable in class mars.assembler.TokenTypes
-
- tokenIsMacroParameter(String, boolean) - Static method in class mars.assembler.Macro
-
returns whether tokenValue
is macro parameter or not
- tokenize() - Method in class mars.RISCVprogram
-
Tokenizes the RISCV source program.
- tokenize(RISCVprogram) - Method in class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Will tokenize a complete MIPS program.
- tokenizeExampleInstruction(String) - Method in class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Used only to create a token list for the example provided with each instruction
specification.
- tokenizeLine(int, String) - Method in class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Will tokenize one line of source code.
- tokenizeLine(int, String, ErrorList) - Method in class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Will tokenize one line of source code.
- tokenizeLine(int, String, ErrorList, boolean) - Method in class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Will tokenize one line of source code.
- tokenizeLine(RISCVprogram, int, String, boolean) - Method in class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Will tokenize one line of source code.
- tokenizeLines() - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.SyntaxDocument
-
Reparses the document, by passing all lines to the token
marker.
- tokenizeLines(int, int) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.SyntaxDocument
-
Reparses the document, by passing the specified lines to the
token marker.
- Tokenizer - Class in mars.assembler
-
A tokenizer is capable of tokenizing a complete MIPS program, or a given line from
a MIPS program.
- Tokenizer() - Constructor for class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Simple constructor.
- Tokenizer(RISCVprogram) - Constructor for class mars.assembler.Tokenizer
-
Constructor for use with existing RISCVprogram.
- tokenList - Variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.Instruction
-
List of tokens generated by tokenizing example usage (see exampleFormat).
- TokenList - Class in mars.assembler
-
Represents the list of tokens in a single line of RISCV code.
- TokenList() - Constructor for class mars.assembler.TokenList
-
Constructor for objects of class TokenList
- tokenMarker - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.SyntaxDocument
-
- TokenMarker - Class in mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker
-
A token marker that splits lines of text into tokens.
- TokenMarker() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.TokenMarker
-
Creates a new TokenMarker
.
- TokenMarker.LineInfo - Class in mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker
-
Inner class for storing information about tokenized lines.
- tokenOperandMatch(TokenList, Instruction, ErrorList) - Static method in class mars.assembler.OperandFormat
-
- TokenTypes - Class in mars.assembler
-
Constants to identify the types of tokens found in MIPS programs.
- Tone - Class in mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls
-
Contains important variables for a MIDI Tone: pitch, duration
instrument (patch), and volume.
- Tone(byte, int, byte, byte) - Constructor for class mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls.Tone
-
Instantiates a new Tone object, initializing the tone's pitch,
duration, instrument (patch), and volume.
- ToneGenerator - Class in mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls
-
- ToneGenerator() - Constructor for class mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls.ToneGenerator
-
- toolbar - Variable in class mars.venus.GUI
-
- toString() - Method in class mars.assembler.Directives
-
Produces String-ified version of Directive object
- toString() - Method in class mars.assembler.Token
-
Get a String representing the token.
- toString() - Method in class mars.assembler.TokenList
-
Get a String representing the token list.
- toString() - Method in class mars.assembler.TokenTypes
-
Produces String equivalent of this token type, which is its name.
- toString() - Method in class mars.riscv.dump.AbstractDumpFormat
-
String representing this object.
- toString() - Method in interface mars.riscv.dump.DumpFormat
-
Descriptive name for the format.
- toString() - Method in class mars.riscv.hardware.memory.MemoryAccessNotice
-
String representation indicates access type, address and length in bytes
- toString() - Method in class mars.riscv.hardware.RegisterAccessNotice
-
String representation indicates access type and which register
- toString() - Method in class mars.simulator.SimulatorNotice
-
String representation indicates access type, address and length in bytes
- toString() - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.SyntaxStyle
-
Returns a string representation of this object.
- toString() - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.Token
-
Returns a string representation of this token.
- toTypeString() - Method in class mars.assembler.TokenList
-
Get a String representing the sequence of token types for this list.
- toUnsignedNumber(Number) - Static method in class mars.util.Binary
-
- TRAP_EXCEPTION - Static variable in class mars.simulator.Exceptions
-
- trigger() - Static method in class mars.simulator.DelayedBranch
-
Trigger a registered branch.
- twoIntsToLong(int, int) - Static method in class mars.util.Binary
-
Returns long (64 bit integer) combining the bit values of two given 32 bit
integer values.


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| Library | EclipseLibrary | |||
| Resource | ../EclipseLibraryKeywords.html |


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Welcome to the world of handmade paper. Naturally it's a surface for other media but is also a remarkably versatile medium in its own right. You can find our papers here online, along with an ever-changing selection at our real-life shop in beautiful Berwick-upon-Tweed. We also run regular hand papermaking workshops and classes around the country.
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Class io.singularitynet.offernet.AgentTests
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100%
successful |
Tests
| Test | Duration | Result |
|---|---|---|
| addKnownDemandTest | 0.247s | passed |
| addKnownOfferTest | 0.195s | passed |
| addNewDemandTest | 0.165s | passed |
| addNewOfferTest | 0.225s | passed |
| agentKnowsAgentTest | 0.505s | passed |
| agentKnowsAgentViaMessageTest | 0.191s | passed |
| agentOwnsKnownWorkTest | 0.253s | passed |
| agentOwnsNewWorkTest | 0.262s | passed |
| allItemsTest | 0.221s | passed |
| connectAllSimilarTest | 0.579s | passed |
| connectIfSimilarTest | 0.555s | passed |
| connectTest | 0.332s | passed |
| createAgentExistingVertexTest | 0.485s | passed |
| createAgentNewVertexTest | 0.184s | passed |
| existsSimilarityTest | 0.379s | passed |
| getWorkItemsTest | 0.169s | passed |
| getWorksTest | 0.370s | passed |
| idMessageTest | 0.231s | passed |
| idStaticTest | 0.267s | passed |
| itemsOfKnownAgentsTest | 1.040s | passed |
| reciprocalDistanceLinkTest | 0.497s | passed |
| searchAndConnectTest | 1.379s | passed |
Standard output
[DEBUG] [06/07/2018 10:46:40.407] [Test worker] [EventStream(akka://OfferNet)] logger log1-Logging$DefaultLogger started [DEBUG] [06/07/2018 10:46:40.407] [Test worker] [EventStream(akka://OfferNet)] Default Loggers started [DEBUG] [06/07/2018 10:46:40.855] [Test worker] [EventStream(akka://AgentTests)] logger log1-Logging$DefaultLogger started [DEBUG] [06/07/2018 10:46:40.855] [Test worker] [EventStream(akka://AgentTests)] Default Loggers started


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Win.NET Server author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 35 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2002/12/winnetserver date: '2002-12-20 18:44:20 +0000' date_gmt: '2002-12-20 18:44:20 +0000' categories: - ".NET" tags: [] comments: [] ---
Sean & Scott: "...All in all, WNS give you some pretty cool stuff for enterprise development.".
Yep, gotta agree. Win.NET Server is way cool. I had a chance to see quite a few of its features in action at the .NET Server DevCon back in september, which was way cool; not only because of the demos, but also because I got a chance to meet and talk again with several MS people (including a few of the people from the Visual C++ Team, whom I consider good friends).
Highlight of the week was when Jim Gray sat at the table I was eating lunch, shortly after he had delivered his presentation. Got to hear him talking about tons of interesting stuff (even better since I had just begun reading one of his books!)


visOctree Class Reference
[VisAPI Index] [VisAPI Hierarchy]
Octree-Access implements Field-Access. More...
#include <VisApi/VisApi.h>
Inherits: visAdaptiveGrid
Public Members
Private Members
- friend class HiVis_HiVisMods_HiVis_Read_Octree
- friend class HiVis_HiVisMods_AG_Octree
- friend class visOctreeAttrAccess
- friend struct visOctreeNode
- friend struct visCursorPathElement
- void dumpTree (visOctreeNode *node, int level, int *pos)
- int buildTree (visOctreeNode *node, istream &in, int level, const int dim, const int attributeCount,
visAttributeFactory** factory)
- int buildTree (visOctreeNode *node, istream &header, istream &data, int level, const int dim, const int attributeCount,
visAttributeFactory** factory)
- bool buildTree ()
- void deleteTree (visOctreeNode *node, int level)
- void initNumberOfCells (visOctreeNode *node, int level)
- bool isValidPos (int *pos)
- char **myName
- int *myCells
- int *myCursor
- visOctreeNode *myOctreeRoot
- int myVirtualSize
- int myMaxLevel
- bool myIsValidCursor
- int myCursorLevel
- visCursorPathElement *myCursorPath
- int myMaxVirtualLevel
- visAdaptiveGrid *myFieldAccess
- visAttrComb *myAttrComb
- bool myAdjustMinMax
This is an implementation of field access by an octree.
Allocate Octree with another Field. AttrComb is used as a criteria for
merging nodes and the build tree won't have a height greater than
maxlevel (root node is defined to have level = 0!).
virtual bool allocate(istream &in)
Allocate Octree with given stream. The stream in general is a file stream
and the format is described in http://??? .
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- Version: 03-20-98
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What color represents the largest slice of pie in the pie graph?
Orange is the largest section of the pie chart.


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is used to display and edit objects in the system.
Here is an example from the demo application included with the PicoLisp
distribution, in item.l:
(menu ,"Item"
(idForm ,"Item" '(choItem) 'nr '+Item T '(may Delete) '((: nr) " -- " (: nm))
(<grid> 4
,"Number" NIL (gui '(+E/R +NumField) '(nr : home obj) 10) NIL
,"Description" NIL (gui '(+E/R +Cue +TextField) '(nm : home obj) ,"Item" 30) NIL
,"Supplier" (choCuSu 0)
(gui '(+E/R +Obj +TextField) '(sup : home obj) '(nm +CuSu) 30)
(gui '(+View +TextField) '(field -1 'obj 'ort) 30)
,"Inventory" NIL (gui '(+E/R +NumField) '(inv : home obj) 12)
(gui '(+View +NumField) '(cnt> (: home obj)) 12)
,"Price" NIL (gui '(+E/R +FixField) '(pr : home obj) 2 12) )
(--)
(<grid> 2
,"Memo" (gui '(+BlobField) '(txt : home obj) 60 8)
,"Picture"
(prog
(gui '(+Able +UpField) '(not (: home obj jpg)) 30)
(gui '(+Drop +Button) '(field -1)
'(if (: home obj jpg) ,"Uninstall" ,"Install")
'(cond
((: home obj jpg)
(ask ,"Uninstall Picture?"
(put!> (: home top 1 obj) 'jpg NIL) ) )
((: drop) (blob! (: home obj) 'jpg @)) ) ) ) )
(<spread> NIL (editButton T))
(gui '(+Upd +Img)
'(and (: home obj jpg) (allow (blob (: home obj) 'jpg)))
,"Picture" ) ) )
The first argument to idForm
is used to create a header, in our
case "Item". This is followed by 'choItem()
, which is a search
function. This allows us to use both search and edit functionality from the
same page. Then we have two arguments, 'nr '+Item
used to count
how many objects of a certain type is in the database. The T
argument that follows decides whether a user can edit objects in this form
or not. Next up is '(may Delete)
, checking if the current user
has permission to delete objects. Finally, the list '((: nr) "--" (:
nm))
is passed to the idForm
function. This is used to
create a heading that is displayed when a single object has been selected.
Our example will use the 'nr' and 'nm' properties of an +Item
object combined with " -- ". The result is something like this: "Item: 2 --
Spare Part".
+Icon
+Img
Alt
, Url
,
Dx
and Dy
.
(gui '(+Upd +Img)
'(and (: home obj jpg) (allow (blob (: home obj) 'jpg)))
,"Picture" "http://picolisp.com" 35 55) ) )
Alt
, Dx
and Dy
all set properties in
the resulting img tag:

Adding a Url
argument turns the resulting image into a link:

See also +gui and +Upd.
+Init
(gui '(+Init +TextField) "Initial value" 30)
+InsRowButton


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dxtbx.model.scan¶
-
class
dxtbx.model.scan.
ScanFactory
[source]¶ Bases:
object
A factory for scan instances, to help with constructing the classes in a set of common circumstances.
-
static
add
(scans)[source]¶ Sum a list of scans wrapping the sligtly clumsy idiomatic method: sum(scans[1:], scans[0]).
-
static
format
(name)[source]¶ Return the correct format token for a given name, for example:
cbf, CBF smv, SMV tiff, tif, TIFF raxis, RAXIS mar, MAR
to the appropriate static token which will be used as a handle everywhere else in this.
-
static
from_dict
(d, t=None)[source]¶ Convert the dictionary to a scan model
- Params:
- d The dictionary of parameters t The template dictionary to use
Returns: The scan model
-
static
imgCIF_H
(cif_file, cbf_handle)[source]¶ Initialize a scan model from an imgCIF file handle, where it is assumed that the file has already been read.
-
static
make_scan
(image_range, exposure_times, oscillation, epochs, batch_offset=0, deg=True)[source]¶
-
static


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simple input confirm
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| Single Line Text | |
| Date (text type) | |
| Date | |
| Number (text type) | |
| Number | |
| Text Area | (Not entered) |
| Text Area (new line to br) | (Not entered) |
| (Not entered) | |
| Password | |
| Single Select | |
| Multi Select | |
| Single Checkbox | |
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| Radio Button |


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Base of all device components (button, axis, etc) More...
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I change the root of the packages from jt
to
com.jeantessier
. This comes as part of the preparations
to make this software open source.
Upgraded the following development components:
Jean Tessier API : 20011114 -> 20011125 Dependency Finder : 20011114 -> 20011126
I've put everything under the LGPL.
I revamped the web page.
Upgraded the following development components:
JDK : 1.3 -> 1.3.1_01 Ant : 1.3 -> 1.4.1 Jakarta-ORO : 2.0.1 -> 2.0.4 Xerces : 1.4.1 -> 1.4.3 Xalan : 2.2_D3 -> 2.2_D11 Jean Tessier API : unknown -> 20011114 Dependency Finder : unknown -> 20011114
Last update.
I am rewriting the .bat
files to support an
arbitrary number of arguments.
I updated PackageValidator
so that it includes all
packages when the valid packages list is empty.
Upgraded Ant (1.0.8 -> 1.3) and Jakarta-ORO (1.2 -> 1.2.1).
I need to get JUnit involved!
Spun off JarJarDiff
from Dependency
Finder
.
Reorganized the package structure.
When attempting to locate a feature, the code now looks at
implemented interfaces too. ClassDifferences
will
use this for all fields and only for methods between classes or
between interfaces.
I renamed the packages. I'm still not happy with all the names,
specially the jt.tools
package.
I adjsuted JarJarDiff
so that when it detects a
feature that has been removed, it looks in the superclasses of
the class for a matching signature or proper visibility. This
can happen when refactoring pushes a method up the inheritance
tree. The method is no longer in the class, but it can still
be visible if it was declared public
or
protected
. The XML node gets a new attribute to
indicate that a removed feature is now inherited. The XSL
stylesheet can then choose to ignore the removed feature, if it
wants to.
I've added a tool called DiffToInheritanceChange
that lists interfaces and classes whose extends
or implements
clause have changed.
I need to redo the packaging and add documentation.
I fixed bugs in DiffToExternalHTML.xsl
dealing
with restricting the processing to public or protected features,
as well as correctly detecting changes in visiility from protected
to package or private.
I gave a copy to Mickey Reilly so she can start using
JarJarDiff
. I had to add quick installation
instructions in readme.txt
.
JarJarDiff
is done, along with its stylesheets.
If I have the time, I'll build test cases so we can verify that
it really does trap everything it's supposed to.
The script JarJarDiff.bat
takes two codebases
(JAR files, Zip files, or directories) and saves the differences
in an XML document.
The script DiffToInternalHTML.bat
takes the XML
document generated by JarJarDiff
and transforms it
completely to HTML.
The script DiffToExternalHTML.bat
takes the XML
document generated by JarJarDiff
and transforms the
public subset of it to HTML.
I may also need to revise the package names and organization.
Pretty much done.
In DiffToExternalHTML.xsl
, I now use an XSLT
Extension in Xalan-Java to limit the report to a subset of
packages defined in a separate file. The XSL stylesheet has
a default value for the filename, and I should be able to pass
in a value from the command-line. I can now trap changes in
extends
, implements
, and
throws
clauses, as well as in the return type of
methods.
In DiffToExternalHTML.xsl
, I can use an XSLT
Extension in Xalan-Java to limit the report to a subset of
packages defined in a separate file.
In DiffToExternalHTML.xsl
, I need to filter
out declarations that only remove abstract
,
final
, and static
, instead of
filtering in declarations that add it. This way, I might
be able to trap changes in extends
,
implements
, and throws
, as well as
return type.
Refactored JarJarDiff
and the XSL stylesheets
to generate both reports from the same XML file. JarJarDiff
still supports the -external
switch, but not for
long. I am also more strict regarding what goes in the external
(i.e., public) report. Now, all I need to do is be still more
strict on what features are reported, and restrict the report to
a subset of packages.
It turns out we want feature signatures after all.
Refactored JarJarDiff
and the
jt.dependencyfinder.diff
package. I
adjusted the XSL stylesheet accordingly. Now, all I need to
do is be more strict on what features are reported, and restrict
the report to a subset of packages.
Also, do we want feature signatures or full declarations in lists?
Renamed the JarDiff
tool to JarJarDiff
,
at a friend's recommendation. I adjusted the output so that it
lists methods by signature instead of name. It actually outputs
XML and has a XSL stylesheet for converting to HTML. I don't have
one for text, yet..
Project start.
Added the JarDiff
tool to compare different
versions of the same codebase, using the
jt.dependencyfinder.classreader
package.  It needs to
be refactored to produce XML, and then use XSL stylesheets
to generate text and HTML reports.


Rava.bind(selector,config) the selector and the associated configuration is stored within Rava. During the method call all existing matching elements are configured.
Additionally the addition of new elements to the dom is monitored and any new elements that match the selector will be updated as well.
Multiple selector/configurations that match a specific element can be bound.
All methods that are defined in the configuration object are bound to the element. Meaning that any calls done to these methods uses the element as its scope.
This is done to make it easier to write callbacks to these methods from each other and the event handlers, which are similarly bound.
Events have three forms of declaration; direct, and scoped and global. A direct binding is in the form of event-name:function-declaration which registers itself to the currently targeted element. If an object is used instead of a function then the declaration is assumed to be selector:event-config. Either declaration takes a css definition. The difference is that a scoped declaration has the word ':scoped' at the beginning of the css. This causes the event handler to only listen to matching events that ocur beneath the current element. A css declaration that does not begin with scope is matched against the whole document.
rava.bind('table',{ events : { // This is an example of direct event handling where the name of the property // is the event name that is being listened for, in this case, it's the click // event that is being listened for by the table element // This should only fire if you clicked on the table header or footer click : function() { window.alert("clicked"); }, // :scope is a proper css psuedo-class which defines those elements that are a child of // the given element. Here however, since support is not universal, a prefix of :scope // is used to trigger a new scoped binding that is looking for elements beneath the // target element to be bound to ":scope tbody tr" : { click : function(event){ // allthough we have the event listener on the 'tr' element. The callback is // executed with the 'table' being the scope. To find out which 'tr' element // was clicked we use the currentTarget of the event. var clicked = event.currentTarget; rava.findAll(this,'tr').forEach(function(row){ row.classList.remove('is-selected'); }); clicked.classList.add('is-selected'); // we want to prevent the event bubbling here or it wil be picked up by the // 'click' listener on the table event.stopPropagation(); } }, // This is a global intercept. Because no ':scope' is defined, we've created a binding // that will occur anywhere in the document. ".button.is-warning" : { click : function(){ window.alert("oh my gosh"); } } } });
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pos | Team | Pld | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | Pts |
| 1 | Leicester City (C) | 38 | 23 | 12 | 3 | 68 | 36 | +32 | 81 |
| 2 | Arsenal | 38 | 20 | 11 | 7 | 65 | 36 | +29 | 71 |
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How To Use VLC / documentation version 2.0
VLC stands out from other media players because of the wide range of uses. One can use VLC to convert video and audio file types and synchronize video, audio and subtitles. It offers a variety of playback options and options to personalize the environment to use VLC effectively. VLC is available for all OS’s and has the same features in all OS’s.
VLC can record input from peripheral equipment such as a microphone and webcam. This recording function allows for very simple video editing by recording snippets of a video, storing them and sequencing the pieces in the order you need. Knowledge about the default keybinds is transferable to other software of similar characteristics.
The instructions are written for users with a basic knowledge of the operating system, and a decent understanding of the English language. We suggest Firefox, Chrome or Safari browser, as this guide does not support Internett Explorer or Edge.
Use the method described in the presentation above to solve the following problem.
"My friends and I want to watch this video. Zahra is not fluent in English, and I have therefore downloaded a subtitle in Arabic language. The problem is that the Arabic subtitles doesnt show the letters correctly, they appear as empty squares and other non-letter symbols. Please help!"


Yuli Wu DE
B.Sc. RWTH
Interested in
Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Computer Vision
Signal Processing, Medical / Industrial / Agricultural Image Processing
Embedded System, Cyber-Physical System, Autonomous Driving
Experienced in
C, C++, MATLAB, Python
numpy, OpenCV, scikit-image, matplotlib, seaborn
scikit-learn, PyTorch, TensorFlow
LaTeX, TikZ, Markdown, iWork, Microsoft Office, HTML, jekyll
GitHub, GitLab
MacOS, Ubuntu, Windows
AutoCAD, Inventor, Simulink
Education
Sep 2009 - Jul 2012
Xuzhou No.1 Middle School
Sep 2012 - Apr 2013
Nanjing Normal University
B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (1. Semester)
Oct 2013 - Dec 2014
University of Stuttgart, RWTH Aachen University
German Course
Oct 2015 - Sep 2018
RWTH Aachen University
B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Computer Engineering
with Specialisation of Computer Engineering (Completed within 6 Semesters)
Oct 2018 - now
RWTH Aachen University
M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Computer Engineering
with Specialisation of Computer Engineering
Work Experience
Mar 2016 - Aug 2016
TOP Technische Objektplanung GmbH
Working Student, Assistant of Fire Alarm Plan using AutoCAD LT
Apr 2017 - Jul 2018
Institute of High Voltage Engineering (IFHT) of RWTH Aachen
Teaching Assistant of Multiple Laboratories for 3 Semesters
Oct 2017 - Mar 2019
Nuance Communications Aachen GmbH
Working Student, Translation and Test for in-car Voice-Control-System
Jul 2019 - now
Institute of Imaging & Computer Vision (LfB) of RWTH Aachen
Student Assistant, Annotation, Software Development, Segmentation
Project & Practice
Jun 2015
Pro-8 Project, RWTH Aachen & FH Aachen
Modelling using AutoCAD and Inventor
Dec 2015
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Project
Build of a Simple Pianist Robot using Various Sensors
LEGO Mindstorms, MATLAB
Jul 2016 , Jan 2017
Practice Computer Science Laboratory
Simulation of Street Traffic containing Various Types of Vehicles
C, C++
Apr 2017 - Jul 2017
Project Kinect, Institute of Imaging & Computer Vision (LfB) of RWTH Aachen
Classification of Localised Objects in an Vision-based Autonomous Store using Kinect
C++, OpenCV, Image Processing, SVM, Random Forest
Apr 2018 - Oct 2018
Bachelor Thesis, Institute of Imaging & Computer Vision (LfB) of RWTH Aachen
“Contour Refinement of Leukocyte Segmentations in Scans of Stained Bone Marrow” (1,3)
Supervisor: Philipp Gräbel
Python, OpenCV, scikit-image, matplotlib, LaTeX, 30min Presentation in German
Links: Thesis ~20MB Slides ~100MB
Oct 2018 - Jan 2019
MATLAB Advanced: Digital Signal Processing
Various Tasks like Filter Design, Efficient Programming, C API, Beamformer etc.
MATLAB, Signal Processing, Digital Speech Transmission
Oct 2018 - Jan 2019
Seminar, Institute of Imaging & Computer Vision (LfB) of RWTH Aachen
“Semantic Instance Segmentation”
Supervisor: Long Chen
Review of Various Deep Learning Approaches of Instance Segmentation, 30min Presentation in English
Links: Document ~6MB Slides ~40MB
Apr 2019 - Jul 2019
Machine Learning Laboratory
Various Practical Tasks of Machine Learning
Python, scikit-learn, PyTorch
Language
中文
Chinese Native
English
English Fluent
Deutsch
German Fluent, DSH-III Certificate (sehr gut)
日本語
Japanese Basic
Français
French Basic
Driving License
Apr 2016
German Driving License AM/B/L
Sep 2016
Chinese Driving License C1


THtmlViewer component
property OnHotSpotCovered: THotSpotEvent;
The OnSpotCovered event occurs when the mouse is moved over or away from an hypertext link. This event may be used to display the destination URL of a hypertext link to allow the user to decide if it should be selected.
The following code may be used to provide a status line display of the hypertext link at the mouse position:
Viewer.OnHotSpotCovered := HotSpotChange;
...
procedure TForm1.HotSpotChange(Sender: TObject; const URL: string);
begin
Panel1.Caption := URL;
end;


Next: Pathnames as Filenames, Previous: Overview of Filenames, Up: Overview of Filenames
A namestring is a string that represents a filename.
In general, the syntax of namestrings involves the use of implementation-defined conventions, usually those customary for the file system in which the named file resides. The only exception is the syntax of a logical pathname namestring, which is defined in this specification; see Syntax of Logical Pathname Namestrings.
A conforming program must never unconditionally use a literal namestring other than a logical pathname namestring because Common Lisp does not define any namestring syntax other than that for logical pathnames that would be guaranteed to be portable. However, a conforming program can, if it is careful, successfully manipulate user-supplied data which contains or refers to non-portable namestrings.
A namestring can be coerced to a pathname by the functions pathname or parse-namestring.


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calculates the minimum of a spherical harminc
| v | double |
| pos | vector3d |
| STARTINGNODES | starting nodes of type vector3d |
| LAMBDA | regularization parameter |
| TAU | tolerance |
| MU | in (0, 0.5) for Armijo condition |
| KMAX | maximal iterations |
| TAULS | in (0, 1) alpha(k+1) = tauLS*alpha(k) |
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"The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert"
Reviewed by Heather Picker
Written and Directed by Stephan Elliott. Starring Terence Stamp, Hugo Weaving, and Guy Pearce, with Bill Hunter. 1994, 102 min., Rated R.
The premise of "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert," is simple. In fact, the whole movie is rather simplistic, it is a buddy/road comedy with a twist, being that two of the three main characters are female impersonators, and the third is an transsexual who was once at the top of her profession in a revue called Les Girls. Tick, also known as Mitzi (Hugo Weaving) opens the film with a performance at a bar, lip-synching to "I've Never Been to Me." He sells Wo-Man cosmetics on the side, and when he is extended the opportunity to perform at a casino in Alice Springs, he calls upon his friends Adam (a.k.a. Felicia, played by Guy Pearce, best known as Ed Exley in "L.A. Confidential") and Bernadette (Terence Stamp) to join him.
They hit the road from Sydney, Australia, in a bus christened Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, and run into many problems, personally and otherwise, as they make their way to Alice Springs. Their emotional baggage includes Tick's heretofore big secret that he is married and has a child (surprise, surprise, his wife is a lesbian), Adam's troubled childhood and dealing with his mother's reaction to his sexuality, and Bernadette's struggle with a mid-life crisis. Along the way they encounter bigotry and the beginnings of resolutions to their own problems, which, in Bernadette's case, comes in the form of Bob (Bill Hunter), a mechanic who climbs aboard Priscilla for the last leg of the journey to Alice Springs after being humiliated and dumped by his wife, and who becomes quietly interested in Bernadette.
"The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert," is an enjoyable comedy with a few problems. The stereotypical, one-dimensional bigots are overused, and some may be upset at the missed opportunities to go beneath the gaudy exteriors of our protagonists, but while that would have been an interesting angle, it would also have been a completely different movie, and I liked this one as it was. The retro-infused soundtrack features disco favorites and older, campy fluff. On-stage performances, confidently pulled off by the trio of lead actors with great charisma, decked out in amazing costumes (which won the 1994 Oscar for Best Achievement in Costume Design--Lizzy Gardiner and Tim Chappel), are Priscilla's strongest suit.
Weaving, Pearce, and Stamp work well together, and all turn in solid performances. Weaving doesn't have to show much emotion until the end, when dealing with having to be a father to his son, and Pearce, who most recently starred in "Ravenous," is showcased in Priscilla as extremely versatile; he was by far the most believable in his portrayal of a drag queen. Stamp doesn't make a particularly lovely lady, but has some of the most emotional scenes in the film, which he handles with a subtle dignity that makes him stand out. The script is spiked with profanity and funny barbs shot from character to character, but is occasionally slow-moving. A sample of the one-liners: The introduction of a dog named Herpes ("If she's good she'll heal") and Felicia asking a video store clerk "Do you have the Texas Chainsaw Mascara?" Stephan Elliott, who wrote it, is also a competent director.
DVD Details: A PolyGram release. Standard and widescreen versions are both available on the disc, with the widescreen version presenting the film in it's original 2.35:1. The transfer is almost flawless, the most minute details of the intricate costumes and scenic Outback setting are visible. The sound, DD 2.0, is equally impressive; the fun soundtrack is crisp and clear. There is little in the way of extras, composed mainly of the original theatrical trailer, a teaser trailer, and biography/filmographies of the cast and filmmakers. A PolyGram DVD sampler, and trailers for "When We Were Kings," "The Portrait of a Lady" and "Fargo." There is French dubbing and Spanish subtitles, additionally. Interactive menus and scene selection.
Notes: Available on video and DVD. The DVD will be discontinued as of June 30th, 1999, so if you want it get it while you can.
The Verdict: Entertaining blend of comedy and drama, highlighted with terrific acting and must-see musical numbers, "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" is an often hilarious road trip that will please viewers who like offbeat films with mainstream themes.
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2 of 4 victims from Allenstown, NH murders laid to rest Saturday
by EndPlayALLENSTOWN, N.H. - Victims of a serial killer whose bodies were found in barrels in New Hampshire can now rest in peace.
For decades, the victims were only known as part of the "Allenstown Four." Over the summer, investigators identified three of them.
Marlyse Honeychurch and her daughters, Marie Vaughn and Sarah McWaters, were buried in barrels in Allenstown's Bear Brook State Park, along with another young girl. Investigators now know that fourth victim is the daughter of the accused killer.
On Saturday, Marlyse and Marie were interred together at a graveside service.
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"We have looked and searched for over 30 years with no luck," said Honeychurch's brother at Saturday's service. "We have never stopped looking. Our gratitude goes out to each and everyone involved and everything everyone has done for us to find them."
The funeral home says Marlyse's other daughter is being buried closer to her relative's home.
Marlyse and her daughters vanished thanksgiving 1978 from California with Marlyse's new boyfriend, Terry Rassmusen, the man authorities say killed them.
MORE:
Criminologist: 'Allenstown killer is unlike any serial killer I have ever studied'
New England's Unsolved: Investigation into Allenstown murders continues
New England's Unsolved: The Allenstown Murders
Killer identified, but investigators want to know who Allenstown murder victims are


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Ghost In The Shell (1996) A movie review by Serdar Yegulalp (C) 1997 by Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: Crack the shell and discover a real gem. Navigates its wilderness of high-tech philosophy without dropping the ball.
When we first see Agent Kusanagi, she's squatting naked on the ledge of the topmost floor of a gigantic building, waiting for the right moment to strike. In the room below her, illegal deals are being transacted. Just as someone smells a rat, she dives like a suicidal bungee-jumper, takes out her target with a burst of hollow-point submachine-gun fire, and then vanishes in a haze of personal body-cloaking technology. Not exactly the opening for a very thought-provoking movie, we might think. We are wrong.
GHOST IN THE SHELL -- a great title, by the way -- contains a barrage of ideas that are both engaging, AND played out on-screen in fascinating ways. It takes place in a heavily technologized future, where the human body itself can be turned into one gigantic cybernetic host for a mind -- the "ghost in the shell" of the title. The heroine of the film is the aforementioned Kusanagi, a cool and calculating policeman with a totally synthetic body, but with a very human mind. She knows from whence she came, sort of, but where is she going?
Kusanagi and her cohorts run afoul of a clever and malicious hacker who calls himself the Puppet Master. His specialty is hacking human bodies and memories to perform crimes, and then leaving the hacked humans behind as saps for the police. Fortunately, Kusanagi catches on fast, and when she moves to trap the Puppet Master, she finds something even more startling -- not a hacker, but a new kind of life form, one that has been germinated in the web of information and technology encircling the planet. GITS gives this idea the workout it deserves, even though it's not a long movie -- less than 100 minutes -- but it's packed with movement and color, and never pauses for breath. It also has the right ending for its difficult material; a lesser movie would have a shootout and that would be the end of it, but GITS has a knowing coda that puts everything into perspective.
GITS' biggest flaw, which is becoming an increasingly irritating caveat in many imported movies, is the shockingly bad dubbing job. This is a movie to watch subtitled if at all possible, since the dubbing is done with voices that often don't match the characters at all. Kusanagi's dub voice is the worst of the bunch -- static and uninvolving, despite the fact that she has one of the best speeches in the movie.
The movie's greatest glory, however, is in its sleek and overpowering images. There is a moment where Kusanagi goes scuba-diving, and touches the reflection of her own face on the underside of the water. There is the final brutal showdown in a "museum of evolution" between Kusanagi and a death-dealing robot tank. There is the opening sequence, in which a human shell is assembled and deployed. And there is a moment in the middle of the movie where the camera stares and stares at rain-slickened streets with crowds peppering them in slow-motion, for no other reason than to revel in the glory of it all.
Four out of four shells.
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