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#include "CCArray.h"
| void cc_insertionSort | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| cc_comparator | comparator | ||
| ) |
| int cc_mergesortL | ( | ccCArray * | array, |
| size_t | width, | ||
| cc_comparator | comparator | ||
| ) |
| void cc_pointerswap | ( | void * | a, |
| void * | b, | ||
| size_t | width | ||
| ) |
Appends objects from plusArr to arr. Behaviour undefined if arr doesn't have enough capacity.
Appends objects from plusArr to arr. Capacity of arr is increased if needed.
| void ccArrayAppendObject | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| id | object | ||
| ) |
Appends an object. Bahaviour undefined if array doesn't have enough capacity.
| void ccArrayAppendObjectWithResize | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| id | object | ||
| ) |
Appends an object. Capacity of arr is increased if needed.
| BOOL ccArrayContainsObject | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| id | object | ||
| ) |
Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether object is present in array.
| void ccArrayDoubleCapacity | ( | ccArray * | arr | ) |
Doubles array capacity
| void ccArrayEnsureExtraCapacity | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| NSUInteger | extra | ||
| ) |
Increases array capacity such that max >= num + extra.
| void ccArrayFastRemoveObject | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| id | object | ||
| ) |
| void ccArrayFastRemoveObjectAtIndex | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| NSUInteger | index | ||
| ) |
Removes object at specified index and fills the gap with the last object, thereby avoiding the need to push back subsequent objects. Behaviour undefined if index outside [0, num-1].
| void ccArrayFree | ( | ccArray * | arr | ) |
Frees array after removing all remaining objects. Silently ignores nil arr.
Removes from arr all objects in minusArr. For each object in minusArr, all matching instances in arr will be removed.
| NSUInteger ccArrayGetIndexOfObject | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| id | object | ||
| ) |
Returns index of first occurence of object, NSNotFound if object not found.
| void ccArrayInsertObjectAtIndex | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| id | object, | ||
| NSUInteger | index | ||
| ) |
Inserts an object at index
| void ccArrayMakeObjectPerformSelectorWithArrayObjects | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| SEL | sel, | ||
| id | object | ||
| ) |
| void ccArrayMakeObjectsPerformSelector | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| SEL | sel | ||
| ) |
Sends to each object in arr the message identified by given selector.
| void ccArrayMakeObjectsPerformSelectorWithObject | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| SEL | sel, | ||
| id | object | ||
| ) |
| ccArray* ccArrayNew | ( | NSUInteger | capacity | ) |
Allocates and initializes a new array with specified capacity
| void ccArrayRemoveAllObjects | ( | ccArray * | arr | ) |
Removes all objects from arr
Removes from arr all objects in minusArr. For each object in minusArr, the first matching instance in arr will be removed.
| void ccArrayRemoveObject | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| id | object | ||
| ) |
Searches for the first occurance of object and removes it. If object is not found the function has no effect.
| void ccArrayRemoveObjectAtIndex | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| NSUInteger | index | ||
| ) |
Removes object at specified index and pushes back all subsequent objects. Behaviour undefined if index outside [0, num-1].
| void ccArrayShrink | ( | ccArray * | arr | ) |
shrinks the array so the memory footprint corresponds with the number of items
| void ccArraySwapObjectsAtIndexes | ( | ccArray * | arr, |
| NSUInteger | index1, | ||
| NSUInteger | index2 | ||
| ) |
Swaps two objects
Appends values from plusArr to arr. Behaviour undefined if arr doesn't have enough capacity.
Appends values from plusArr to arr. Capacity of arr is increased if needed.
| void ccCArrayAppendValue | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| CCARRAY_ID | value | ||
| ) |
Appends an value. Bahaviour undefined if array doesn't have enough capacity.
| void ccCArrayAppendValueWithResize | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| CCARRAY_ID | value | ||
| ) |
Appends an value. Capacity of arr is increased if needed.
| BOOL ccCArrayContainsValue | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| CCARRAY_ID | value | ||
| ) |
Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether value is present in the C array.
| void ccCArrayDoubleCapacity | ( | ccCArray * | arr | ) |
Doubles C array capacity
| void ccCArrayEnsureExtraCapacity | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| NSUInteger | extra | ||
| ) |
Increases array capacity such that max >= num + extra.
| void ccCArrayFastRemoveValueAtIndex | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| NSUInteger | index | ||
| ) |
Removes value at specified index and fills the gap with the last value, thereby avoiding the need to push back subsequent values. Behaviour undefined if index outside [0, num-1].
| void ccCArrayFree | ( | ccCArray * | arr | ) |
Frees C array after removing all remaining values. Silently ignores nil arr.
Removes from arr all values in minusArr. For each value in minusArr, all matching instances in arr will be removed.
| NSUInteger ccCArrayGetIndexOfValue | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| CCARRAY_ID | value | ||
| ) |
Returns index of first occurence of value, NSNotFound if value not found.
| void ccCArrayInsertValueAtIndex | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| CCARRAY_ID | value, | ||
| NSUInteger | index | ||
| ) |
Inserts a value at a certain position. Behaviour undefined if aray doesn't have enough capacity
| ccCArray* ccCArrayNew | ( | NSUInteger | capacity | ) |
Allocates and initializes a new C array with specified capacity
| void ccCArrayRemoveAllValues | ( | ccCArray * | arr | ) |
Removes all values from arr
Removes from arr all values in minusArr. For each Value in minusArr, the first matching instance in arr will be removed.
| void ccCArrayRemoveValue | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| CCARRAY_ID | value | ||
| ) |
Searches for the first occurance of value and removes it. If value is not found the function has no effect.
| void ccCArrayRemoveValueAtIndex | ( | ccCArray * | arr, |
| NSUInteger | index | ||
| ) |
Removes value at specified index and pushes back all subsequent values. Behaviour undefined if index outside [0, num-1].


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public class InstructionRunner
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
InstructionRunner() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
add(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the ADD instruction
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int |
cmp(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the CMP instruction
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int |
dat(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the DAT instruction
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int |
div(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the DIV instruction
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int |
djn(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the DJN instruction
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int |
jmn(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
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int |
jmp(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the JMP instruction
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int |
jmz(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the JMZ instruction
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int |
mod(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the MOD instruction
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int |
mov(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the MOV instruction
|
int |
mul(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the MUL instruction
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int |
nop(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the NOP instruction
|
int |
run(int pc,
Memory m,
Player p)
Looks at the instruction and calls the appropriate method
|
int |
seq(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the SEQ instruction
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int |
slt(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the SLT instruction
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int |
sne(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the SNE instruction
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int |
spl(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the SPL instruction
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int |
sub(Instruction instruction,
Player p,
Memory m)
Implements the SUB instruction
|
Instruction |
transfrom(Instruction code,
Memory m,
int address)
Looks up an instruction stored in an address field
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Pete Townshend a perv?
BBC | Submitted by: concheats
"Rock legend Pete Townshend has admitted paying to view a child pornography site on the internet but said he did so "just to see what was there"... The star's admission came after a UK newspaper report said a British musician was among those identified by a US police investigation for downloading child pornography from the internet."
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Submitted by: Incubus
"A judge said yesterday that a Highland Park lawyer was "naive and stupid" but not guilty of trying to smuggle marijuana to a client in the Allegheny County Jail last summer. Richard McCague, 48, who is suspended from his job as an assistant county public defender, had been charged with possession and possession with intent to deliver marijuana... The official story is that McCague believed that Cook, who is awaiting trial on robbery charges, was desperate for the tobacco so he could use it in jail to buy his safety from other inmates. Mmm hmm.
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Been down that road before?
Detroit Free Press | Submitted by: CaveBear
Followup on the cop who cut off a woman's finger: "A Detroit police officer facing a possible charge for slicing off the finger of a motorist, shot and killed a 79 year old disabled woman during a ruckus in her home in 1998, police officials said... Cora Bell Jones' family sued the officers and the city, collecting a $350,000 settlement in 2001."
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A bum's way to fame and fortune
Los Angeles Times | Submitted by: Soylent
"A tattoo artist testified Thursday that a homeless man appeared neither drunk nor dismayed when he had the word "BUMFIGHT" tattooed on his forehead at the behest of a group of underground filmmakers... "He told me he was going to be a movie star. He seemed sober to me, he was coherent... He seemed like he was stoked. He was dancing around."
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"U.S. military and other U.S. government agencies have begun a surreptitious e-mail campaign inside Iraq, CNN has learned, in an effort to get some Iraqis to defy President Saddam Hussein... Thousands of e-mail messages have been sent out since Thursday, a military source told CNN."
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"The high security rooms are encased in 45 centimetre thick steel walls and are designed to protect senior members of the Royal Family from poison gas, bomb attacks or assassination by terrorists, the newspaper reported... It said the rooms are equipped with secure communications, beds and washing facilities and stocked with enough food and hot water to last at least a week."
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"Temple Law professor Salil Mehra puzzles over an aspect of the dojinshi market that would stump most copyright lawyers. Put most simply, dojinshi is illegal. Under United States law, this massive copycat market would plainly violate the original authors' copyright. Japanese law, Mr. Mehra shows, is not much different. So what is it that accounts for this massive "theft" of the creative work of original manga artists? Why is this "invasion" of the "rights of creators" allowed?"
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"A giant statue of a Hindu god has toppled while under construction near the Indian capital New Delhi, killing at least one worker and injuring several others."  Manuel had told the woman he would take her to a state park where they would dig her grave together, Goodhart said. Manuel said he would strangle the woman while they had sex then place one of the roses on her chest and bury her in the grave."

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"Pornographer Al Goldstein was pulled off an airplane and detained by sheriff's deputies after he made some sexual comments to an airport security worker, authorities said... Kelly Nobles, Transportation Security Administration screener at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, told police that Goldstein looked at her Wednesday and asked, "Are you a real blonde? If you and me were to have sex, I would want you to keep your uniform on," according to a police report. Other screeners also heard the remarks." The worst part is, it made the luggage screener cry. What kind of people are we hiring?
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"Under federal law it is legal for U.S. citizens to travel to Cuba without a Treasury Department license as long as they don't spend a cent. The challenge, however, is proving that they didn't. How can you produce evidence of something that didn't happen? The conundrum is driving Adams asunder. "In a criminal suit the government has to prove I'm guilty. In a civil suit I have to prove that I'm innocent. Well, how in the hell am I going to do that?  Excuse my French."
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"While highly humorous, the perception of actuaries -- based on the character portrayed by Jack Nicholson in the film, is incorrect," said Deborah Bowen, spokesperson for the SOA. "To be more to the point (literally), the perception that actuaries are math-obsessed is 94.00632% incorrect, the perception that actuaries are socially disconnected is 98.34343% incorrect, and -- most shockingly of all, the perception that actuaries tend to favor bad comb-overs is 99.67893% erroneous."
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Jon Gosselin Says His Former Wife Kate Has Narcissistic Personality Disorder
by Ashley MitchellDuring his interview on The Dr. Oz Show, Jon Gosselin opened up about his former wife, Kate and their rocky past together, even going as far as to say that she is a narcissist! The former Jon and Kate Plus 8 star is able to talk about it all now that the ten-tear-long gag order has been lifted and he really held nothing back!
While all of his claims were at least interesting, the most shocking was that Kate supposedly suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder which also means that she cares very little about others.
The revelation came when he was asked if he thought their marriage would have survived without the reality TV show documenting their lives.
In response to that, Jon stated that ‘I think eventually, because of personality, it would have fizzled out anyway, because we, first of all, I got married at 22 years old, you just don’t know. think it’s both of us, but I think she has a narcissistic personality disorder. I think she tends to think more on her level selfishly instead for others.’
When it comes to his personality type however, Jon argued that he’s pretty much the opposite of Kate and that might have contributed to their relationship ending as well.
‘I think I tend to think sometimes more for others than for myself, so I tend to not worry what’s going on with me when I should sometimes,’ he told the host.
The two were married for about ten years before their divorce in 2009.


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The Dragons need a new captain. Cameron McInnes would be ‘honoured’ to take over
by Pamela WhaleySt George Illawarra hooker Cameron McInnes is a diehard club man and would be “honoured” to take over as skipper of the NRL club in 2020.
The reigning player of the year is still burning from the Dragons’ lowly finish in 2019 and has thrown his hat into the ring to replace Gareth Widdop as captain for next season’s NRL recovery mission.
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McInnes, who is already a part of the club’s leadership group, said he is ready for the challenge if he’s selected for the job.
“If I get the opportunity I’d love it,” he said.
“It is a big job, but it’s not just me if I was in that role. “There are many high-profile players here who play rep footy and have been around a long time, a lot of our coaches have played so it’s never just the one man.
“Captain is an honour and you get the privilege of leading the side out, but it’s everybody doing their bit as well. But it would be a great honour, that’s for sure.”
The 25-year-old is one of the hardest-working players in the NRL and his leadership qualities have long been heralded by the Dragons.
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In his three years at the Dragons, McInnes has earned such esteem that coach Paul McGregor spoke to him out of courtesy before signing his former teammate and fellow hooker Issac Luke for one season.
It’s was a show of respect that McInnes said he didn’t need, but appreciated from the coach as the pair look to work in tandem in 2020.
However, McInnes is blunt when asked if he would be happy to move to lock to accommodate Luke at hooker throughout games.
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“I don’t care, hey. We came 15th last year,” he said.
“Obviously I want to play 80 minutes, every player wants to, but I’d rather win before my personal agendas.
“He’s one of the most skilful hookers out there, more skilful than me that’s for sure.
“His craft and how deceptive he is, that’s something that I learned from him at Souths and I’ll continue to learn.
“He’s obviously a great runner of the footy and he’s just a footy player.
“If I have to go to lock, or if there’s some other role I can do for the team to get him out there, if he’s going to help us, I’ll do that.
“There’s no point coming 15th again and getting to play 80 minutes every week. If it’s going to be him helping us to be better than I’ll do it.”


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Module ramps.ramputil
Utility functions for the creation and registration of ramps.
Functions
| create_inner_corner_nodebox (detail) | Creates the nodebox for an inner corner. |
| create_inner_steep_corner_nodebox (detail) | Creates the nodebox for an inner steep corner. |
| create_lookup_table (node_name, ramp_name, inner_corner_name, outer_corner_name) | Creates the lookup table for the given nodes which is used by rampgen. |
| create_outer_corner_nodebox (detail) | Creates the nodebox for an outer corner. |
| create_outer_steep_corner_nodebox (detail) | Creates the nodebox for an outer steep corner. |
| create_ramp_from_node (node, use_mesh, nodebox_detail) | Creates ramps (ramp, inner and outer corner) for the given node. |
| create_ramp_nodebox (detail) | Creates the nodebox for a ramp. |
| create_steep_ramp_nodebox (detail) | Creates the nodebox for a steep ramp. |
| register_ramps_for_node (node, base_name, use_mesh, nodebox_detail) | Creates and registers ramps (ramp, inner and outer corner) for the given node. |
Functions
- create_inner_corner_nodebox (detail)
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Creates the nodebox for an inner corner.
Parameters:
- detail The level of detail, basically how many steps the ramp will have.
Returns:
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The nodebox for an inner corner.
- create_inner_steep_corner_nodebox (detail)
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Creates the nodebox for an inner steep corner.
Parameters:
- detail The level of detail, basically how many steps the ramp will have.
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The nodebox for an inner steep corner.
- create_lookup_table (node_name, ramp_name, inner_corner_name, outer_corner_name)
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Creates the lookup table for the given nodes which is used by rampgen.
Parameters:
- node_name The name of the node,
- ramp_name The name of the ramp.
- inner_corner_name The name of the inner corner part.
- outer_corner_name The name of the outer corner part.
Returns:
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The lookup table for these nodes.
- create_outer_corner_nodebox (detail)
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Creates the nodebox for an outer corner.
Parameters:
- detail The level of detail, basically how many steps the ramp will have.
Returns:
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The nodebox for an outer corner.
- create_outer_steep_corner_nodebox (detail)
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Creates the nodebox for an outer steep corner.
Parameters:
- detail The level of detail, basically how many steps the ramp will have.
Returns:
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The nodebox for an outer steep corner.
- create_ramp_from_node (node, use_mesh, nodebox_detail)
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Creates ramps (ramp, inner and outer corner) for the given node.
Parameters:
- node The node description (table), or the node name.
- use_mesh If the created nodes should use a mesh instead of nodeboxes.
- nodebox_detail The detail level of the nodeboxes. Even if a mesh is used, the nodebox is still created for the collision box.
Returns:
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The node descriptions for the ramp, inner and outer corner.
- create_ramp_nodebox (detail)
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Creates the nodebox for a ramp.
Parameters:
- detail The level of detail, basically how many steps the ramp will have.
Returns:
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The nodebox for a ramp.
- create_steep_ramp_nodebox (detail)
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Creates the nodebox for a steep ramp.
Parameters:
- detail The level of detail, basically how many steps the ramp will have.
Returns:
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The nodebox for a steep ramp.
- register_ramps_for_node (node, base_name, use_mesh, nodebox_detail)
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Creates and registers ramps (ramp, inner and outer corner) for the given
node.
Parameters:
- node The node description (table), or the node name.
- base_name The base name for the new nodes.
- use_mesh If the created nodes should use a mesh instead of nodeboxes.
- nodebox_detail The detail level of the nodeboxes. Even if a mesh is used, the nodebox is still created for the collision box.
Returns:
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The lookup entry used by rampmaker. That's a table that holds
the three nodes.


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Old Rosa, the bag lady, shuffles along the streets of New York, stinking, silent and shunned by all. Time and again her nephew, Michael Marcinkus, has tried to help – but she remains unknowable, hushed inside her hulk. On the day of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, she is in a terrible accident. As she lies in a coma, Mr. Marcinkus visits her squalid flat and unearths something remarkable from the monstrous piles of junk: two glittering pieces of Hollywood history.
Love and freindship and other delusions by Beth Andrews
Isabel and her daughter Marianne attend the theatre in Bury St Edmunds and encounter Isabel’s old friend, Laura Lindsay, who gives her journal to Marianne to read. It is a revelation to the younger woman as she reads of one hilarious madcap romantic escapade after another. There is love at first sight, marriage the same day, the befriending of another young woman as romantic as Laura herself, exaggerated sentiment and complete disregard for the feelings of others. Havoc inevitably ensues. This is Jane Austen retold by retaining her huge capacity for laughter and enjoyment of the absurd.
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David Sedaris moved from New York to Paris where he attempted to learn French. His teacher, a sadist, declared that every day spent with him was like giving birth the Caesarean way! These hilarious essays were inspired by that move.
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Rat Race (2001) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/
"Did he say race?"
Starring Seth Green, Cuba Gooding Jr., Breckin Meyer, Amy Smart, Jon Lovitz, Whoopi Goldberg, Rowan Atkinson, Kathy Najimy, John Cleese, Vince Vieluf. Directed by Jerry Zucker. Rated PG-13.
Watching Rat Race is like being invited to a big party. There is so much glee in this infectious, embarassingly fun farce that even the most cynical will find themselves happily jumping on the bandwagon. The film shames American Pie 2, which thought that vulgarity was the end-all to comedy. In the August-September movie doldrums, a notorious dumping ground for studios with movies to get rid of, Rat Race is a triumph of irreverence.
The movie has a great basic foundation: rich people are really, really bored. The richest in the world are willing to throw away money just for a quick day's entertainment. Casino owner Donald Sinclair (John Cleese) smartly latches on to this concept and comes up with a game for the obscenely wealthy to play. He will collect a group of people, divide them into teams and give each team a key to a locker somewhere in New Mexico, tell them that it contains two million dollars and say the word "go." What better way to whittle away time than bet on a human horse race where the specimens actually want to reach the finish line?
The teams are Duane and Blaine Cody (Seth Green and Vince Vieluf), brothers who have no conscience or scruples; Vera and Merrill (Whoopi Goldberg and Lanei Chapman), a recently reunited mother and daughter; Nick and Tracy (Breckin Meyer and Amy Smart), an aspiring politician and a helicopter pilot; Randy Pear (Jon Lovitz) and his Perfectly Average in Every Way Family; Owen Templeton (Cuba Gooding Jr.), a nationally humiliated football referee; and Enrico (Rowan Atkinson), a narcoleptic Italian.
There is no real plot or story behind the skeleton that gets the movie from A to B, but it works even better as a series of hilarious, old-fashioned comedy vignettes. Director Jerry Zucker, who is responsible for what may be the most consistently funny movie ever (Airplane), really lets loose, which no self-aware, pop-culture-minded director would permit himself to do. Where most movies deteriorate into simple chaos, this one evolves into precise, thought-out, organized chaos that never runs out of steam.
By the time the climax rolls around, greed has completely taken over these characters, who have abandoned any other life ambitions and aspirations they may have had to get to that damn locker. The denoument, which is a complete reversal of this, is somewhat disappointing, but the journey there is one delight on top of another. Suffice it to say that Duane and Blaine wind up hanging off of a hot-air balloon with a live cow, Templeton is chased by a mob of Lucille Ball impersonators, the Pears drive Hitler's car to a World War II Veterans Club meeting and Vera and Merrill get punished for not purchasing a squirrel. These scenes aren't expected to be funny on their own merits (though they are), which is a mistake a lot of films make; instead, Zucker puts them all into brilliant context. I may not have believed it, but I did laugh.
People undervalue the sophistication of this movie and ones like it. To make a comedy, no matter how "dumb," that's timed so perfectly and works so effortlessly is a deceptively difficult endeavor. Zucker is back, and it's about time.
Grade: B+
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Package org.apache.qpid.protonj2.engine.impl
package org.apache.qpid.protonj2.engine.impl
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ClassDescriptionProton implementation of an Attachments object.Implements the proton Connection APIConstants referenced throughout the proton engine code.Proton provided
DeliveryTagGenerator
utility.An enumeration of the Proton providedDeliveryTagGenerator
implementations.ProtonEndpoint<E extends Endpoint<E>>Proton abstractEndpoint
implementation that provides some common facilities.The default proton Engine implementation.Proton engine configuration APIFactory class for proton Engine creationContext for a registered EngineHandlerA Default No-Op SASL context that is used to provide the engine with a stub when no SASL is configured for the operating engine.Pipeline ofEngineHandler
instances used to process IOWrapper around the internalProtonEnginePipeline
used to present a guarded pipeline to the outside world when theEngine.pipeline()
method is used to gain access to the pipeline.Handler used to parse incoming frame data input into the engineHandler that encodes performatives into properly formed frames for IOHandler that will log incoming and outgoing FramesProton Incoming Delivery implementationProtonLink<L extends Link<L>>Common base for Proton Senders and Receivers.Holds the current credit state for a given link.Proton outgoing delivery implementationTransport Handler that forwards the incoming Performatives to the associated Connection as well as any error encountered during the Transport processing.Built in TransferDeliveryTag
generator that uses a fixed size tag pool to reduce GC overhead by reusing tags that have been released from settled messages.Proton Receiver link implementation.Proton Sender link implementation.A Built in protonDeliveryTagGenerator
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implementation that provides the basic functionality needed to manage theTransaction
that it represents.TransactionController
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AMQPTransaction
instance.TransactionManager
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{% include anchor.html edit="true" title="Sync a database" hash="sync" %}
{% highlight js %}
var sync = PouchDB.sync(src, target, [options])
{% endhighlight %}
Sync data from `src` to `target` and `target` to `src`. This is a convenience method for bidirectional data replication.
In other words, this code:
{% highlight js %}
PouchDB.replicate('mydb', 'http://localhost:5984/mydb');
PouchDB.replicate('http://localhost:5984/mydb', 'mydb');
{% endhighlight %}
is equivalent to this code:
{% highlight js %}
PouchDB.sync('mydb', 'http://localhost:5984/mydb');
{% endhighlight %}
### Options
* `options.push` + `options.pull`: Allows you to specify separate [replication options](api.html#replication) for the individual replications.
Replication options such as `filter` passed to sync directly will be passed to both replications. Please refer to [replicate()](api.html#replication) for documentation on those options.
#### Example Usage:
{% highlight js %}
var sync = PouchDB.sync('mydb', 'http://localhost:5984/mydb', {
live: true,
retry: true
}).on('change', function (info) {
// handle change
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// a document failed to replicate (e.g. due to permissions)
}).on('complete', function (info) {
// handle complete
}).on('error', function (err) {
// handle error
});
sync.cancel(); // whenever you want to cancel
{% endhighlight %}
There is also a shorthand for syncing given existing PouchDB objects. This behaves the same as `PouchDB.sync()`:
{% highlight js %}
db.sync(remoteDB, [options]);
{% endhighlight %}
It is also possible to combine "one-way" replication and sync for performance reasons.
When your PouchDB application starts up it could perform a one-off, one-way replication to completion and then initiate the two-way, continuous retryable sync:
{% highlight js %}
var url = 'http://localhost:5984/mydb';
var opts = { live: true, retry: true };
// do one way, one-off sync from the server until completion
db.replicate.from(url).on('complete', function(info) {
// then two-way, continuous, retriable sync
db.sync(url, opts)
.on('change', onSyncChange)
.on('paused', onSyncPaused)
.on('error', onSyncError);
}).on('error', onSyncError);
{% endhighlight %}
The above technique results in fewer HTTP requests being used and better performance than just using `db.sync` on its own.
#### Example Response:
Change events in `sync` have an extra property `direction` which refers to the direction the change was going. Its value will either be `push` or `pull`.
{% highlight js %}
{ direction: 'push',
change:
{ ok: true,
start_time: '2015-10-21T15:26:51.151Z',
docs_read: 1,
docs_written: 1,
doc_write_failures: 0,
errors: [],
last_seq: 1,
docs: [ [Object] ] } }
{% endhighlight %}
For any further details, please refer to [replicate()](api.html#replication).


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BuzzFeed Site Experience | Product Design Intern | Summer 2017Resurfacing BuzzFeed's Greatest Hits
BuzzFeed Site Experience | Product Design Intern | Summer 2017BuzzFeed has made (and continue to make) a lot of incredible quizzes over the years. But it’s tough for users to find older quizzes — the home quizzes page and the BPage feeds mostly show new quizzes. There’s a missed opportunity here — we could make better use of our expansive back catalogue by surfacing all-time best quizzes to new users; or even the best quizzes within the current year/month) to users who may not have seen them yet.
As a user, the reason I take BuzzFeed quizzes is because I related to the content or the people/community that exposed this content to me. I often wonder if I was interested with this one piece of content, what else does BuzzFeed and its ‘shared’ community have to offer. I want to be able to see popular content that is validated by a larger community’s interest.
Our most popular quizzes (ones that drive the most page views) get buried over time with no current way to resurface them. There’s a missed opportunity here — we could make better use of our expansive back catalogue by surfacing all-time best quizzes to new users; or even the best quizzes within the current year/month) to users who may not have seen them yet.
Having worked to brainstorm the scope and goals of this project, I started coming up with possible placements for something like this and where it would have the most significant effect based on our people problem and goals.
Below are a few of those explorations:
With a better understanding of who exactly we wanted to target and what our measurement of success is, I thought about what content made the most sense to populate this module with.
In deciding how to do this, I came up with some possible solutions for content population:
Ranked
Provide users with a ranking of our best quizzes over a select time period (e.g. Best Quizzes this past month/day/year)
Randomized
Have a catalog of our best performing quizzes of all time and pull a random number of them for each new session.
Ranking — Revisited
One solution we had was to use the ranked model but filter out quizzes that users had already taken. This would solve the ‘same content’ problem we were trying to get at with the randomized content.
In deciding what layout to move forward with, I kept in mind that we were not focused on a hierarchy, which meant that it might not make sense to place a visual importance on just one ‘featured’ quiz.
In addition, I wanted to place as much content in front of the users and offer a larger choice of quizzes in order to align with our original goal of improving quiz consumption.
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Carousel
2x4 Grid, Bottom Text
Next, I looked at refining the module and what specific visual stylings could be used to achieve our project goals. The main thing was differentiating this module from the current bottom grid and drawing as much attention to it as possible considering the content within were some of our most popular quizzes.
Part of that was accomplished by the decided on different layout explored above, but what would the container and copy treatment look like and more importantly fit in with the rest of the BuzzFeed product.
Below were a few of the explorations I did:
Ultimately coming out of critique, the team felt the below did the best job in differentiating itself and drawing the users attention. At the same time, we already had a similar package treatment used throughout the product, and the use case here made the most sense.
Next, I looked at how the copy might look for this module. As of now, BuzzFeed does not have an official copy guide so the naming of this module was up in the air and I had free reign on direction.
Below are a few examples I explored along with a Google Doc sent throughout multiple teams to solicit feedback on:
Understanding that there was no hierarchy to the content being displayed, we wanted a name that left the populated content somewhat vague. In narrowing down my explorations, we avoided words such as Top, Best, All-Time, Most… because it made it seem as if the top listed content was the highest quality.
Ultimately, we felt that ‘Hall of Fame’ made the most sense as it did not necessarily describe a hierarchy, but more so a collection. We also wanted to add an emoji to the copy in order to draw more attention as some of our other package headlines included one (Shopping, Trending News topics…etc).
This project taught me a lot about working in a team with other non-designers and how to best communicate my ideas. In soliciting feedback from other people, I learned to frame feedback in a different way than I did in design critiques and focus more on the role of the person I was talking to.
In designing this module, I learned a lot about focusing on the small details and how much they matter. Even with BuzzFeed's styling guide, I found there were so many different ways to explore solutions visually. Whether it be how a container looks, the copy of a design, or the feedback from clicking on links, I learned to design with a high level of attention and detail.


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Crisis: Ralph Dibny Jokingly References Classic DC Superteam in New Footage
by Sam StoneOne episode in and "Crisis on Infinite Earths" has already lived up to its promise as the biggest, most ambitious television crossover event of all time, gathering the heroes from across DC's entire history of TV and film.
Now, the CW has released a new behind-the-scenes featurette showing the various casts assembling and comparing notes and costumes interspersed with short clips of previously unseen footage. Among them is an off-the-cuff remark from Ralph Dibney as he presumably meets Kingdom Come Superman for the first time.
"Holy All-Star Squadron," a visibly awestruck Ralph says, referencing the classic DC superteam as Killer Frost tells the others to ignore her colleague as it's his first crossover.
Created by Roy Thomas, Rich Buckler and Jerry Ordway, the All-Star Squadron -- who debuted in Justice League of America #193 in 1981 -- was a conglomerate of the Justice Society of America, Freedom Fighters, Seven Soldiers of Victory and various individual superheroes to aid the Allied Powers in winning World War II. Whether more Golden Age heroes are slated to join in the Crisis remains to be seen.
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Damning stats show 20% of football fans are 'comfortable' with homophobia in game
An eye-opening YouGov survey found that just 37 per cent of the football fans think the game is becoming a safer space for players to come out
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/A staggering 20 per cent of football fans are 'comfortable' with homophobia in the game, according to research carried out by Paddy Power and Gay Times.
A YouGov survey spoke with 1,010 heterosexual football fans across the country and found that 30 per cent still admit they find two men kissing at a match uncomfortable.
Much has been done to stamp out homophobia in football in recent years, with the Rainbow Laces - and captain's armbands - campaign recognised throughout the game.
But, to date, there are no players who feel comfortable coming out at the top levels of the professional men's game in England.
What's more, only 37 per cent of the football fans who took part in the survey think the game is becoming a safer space for players to come out, suggesting more needs to be done.
Tag Warner, CEO at GAY TIMES, said: "Recent years have seen real and meaningful progress in tackling discrimination towards the LGBTQ+ community among football fans – but our research shows there remains significant work to be done.
"So while football fans make the right noises by saying homophobic abuse has no place in the modern game and stress that they would like to see more out LGBTQ+ figures, it's depressing to see that a third would find two men kissing a problem while the same proportion believe homophobia is not an issue.
"With Paddy Power we're committed to rooting out and kicking out homophobia wherever it's located.
"These problematic attitudes tarnish a sport that brings so much happiness to millions across the country."


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The smoothers implemented in MLD2P4 include the Jacobi and block-Jacobi methods, a hybrid version of the forward and backward Gauss-Seidel methods, and the additive Schwarz (AS) ones (see, e.g., [21, 22]).
The hybrid Gauss-Seidel version is considered because the original Gauss-Seidel method is inherently sequential. At each iteration of the hybrid version, each parallel process uses the most recent values of its own local variables and the values of the non-local variables computed at the previous iteration, obtained by exchanging data with other processes before the beginning of the current iteration.
In the AS methods, the index space Ωk is divided into m k subsets Ωik of size nk,i, possibly overlapping. For each i we consider the restriction operator Rik ∈ ℝnk,i×nk that maps a vector xk to the vector x ik made of the components of xk with indices in Ω ik, and the prolongation operator P ik = (R ik)T . These operators are then used to build Aik = R ikAkP ik, which is the restriction of Ak to the index space Ω ik. The classical AS preconditioner M ASk is defined as
where Aik is supposed to be nonsingular. We observe that an approximate inverse of Aik is usually considered instead of (A ik)-1. The setup of M ASk during the multilevel build phase involves
The computation of zk = M ASkwk, with wk ∈ ℝnk, during the multilevel application phase, requires
Variants of the classical AS method, which use modifications of the restriction and prolongation operators, are also implemented in MLD2P4. Among them, the Restricted AS (RAS) preconditioner usually outperforms the classical AS preconditioner in terms of convergence rate and of computation and communication time on parallel distributed-memory computers, and is therefore the most widely used among the AS preconditioners [6].
Direct solvers based on sparse LU factorizations, implemented in the third-party libraries reported in Section 3.2, can be applied as coarsest-level solvers by MLD2P4. Native inexact solvers based on incomplete LU factorizations, as well as Jacobi, hybrid (forward) Gauss-Seidel, and block Jacobi preconditioners are also available. Direct solvers usually lead to more effective preconditioners in terms of algorithmic scalability; however, this does not guarantee parallel efficiency.