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A pathological web daemon.
There is also a live, public instance of pathod here:
http://public.pathod.net/ go
Please use responsibly. There are some restrictions on the public server.
A perverse HTTP client.
> pathoc -n 3 google.com "get:/:ir,@1" << 200 OK: 44177 bytes << 405 Method Not Allowed: 959 bytes << 200 OK: 44107 bytes


This is an Eclipse update page
It is intended for Eclipse to install / update my plugins. There is no point in opening it in your browser.
Sorry, yes, it was a real page before GitHub killed the “downloads” feature and I had to shuffle things around. This is probably referred by some web pages, but I cannot change that.
You can go to the proper browser page here: http://www.mihai-nita.net/java or follow the quick install instructions below.
Quick installation
To install the plugins in Eclipse select “Help” -> “Install New Software...” and click “Add...” to add the following URL:
http://www.mihai-nita.net/eclipse
You can then select the site in the “Work with” list and continue the installation like with any other plugin.


Part 1: JavaScript Multiplication Tables
(1) Enter two numbers (less than 100) for min and max. Max greater than min
(2) Click button to generate table
(3) View Results
Enter a minimum:
Enter a maximum:


Ramar's Todolist
Stuff that I should be doing.. Should have done, or will do ..
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This page updates every seconds and should provide a quick overview of Burstcoin network.
(Data updated seconds ago.)
| Next Block | BaseTarget | Type | Domain | GenerationSignature | TargetDeadline | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
This list does not contain all nodes of Burstcoin network, only a manual configured subset.


saasme
ssrf as a service (SaaS) — test out all your 𝓭𝓪𝓷𝓴 ssrf exploits here!!!
curl
curl
ssrf!
chromium
chromium
ssrf?
kill!
note: due to recent web exploits chromium output has been disabled ;^)
output
none
© 𝓼𝓼𝓻𝓯𝓶𝓮 2021


FRCAttendance is a real-time attendance client to allow FRC teams to manage your team's attendance at meetings.
Please register or sign in to begin.


I'm a web developer focused on UI/UX and strong visual design. I enjoy tinkering with code to problem solve.
Customize particle characteristics such as color, size, and speed.
Full-featured static site generator featuring Sass and Typescript.
Create and customize characters on Open5e(SRD)
Magazine Style Template utilizing CSS Grid and lazy-loading of images.
Simple yet elegant off-screen nav for mobile.
Setting up a dev envirionment can be daunting but it doesn't have to be.
SASS makes life easy and writing CSS fun again.
Make your webpage come alive without the need for Javascript.


[page:Loader] →
[name]
A loader for loading objects in JSON format.
Constructor
[name]()
Creates a new [name].
Properties
[property:boolean withCredentials]
If true, the ajax request will use cookies.
Methods
[method:null load]( [page:String url], [page:Function callback], [page:String texturePath] )
[page:String url] — required
[page:Function callback] — required. Will be called when load completes. The arguments will be the loaded [page:Object3D] and the loaded [page:Array materials].
[page:String texturePath] — optional. If not specified, textures will be assumed to be in the same folder as the Javascript model file.
[method:null loadAjaxJSON]([page:JSONLoader context], [page:String url], [page:Function callback], [page:String texturePath], [page:Function callbackProgress])
[page:JSONLoader context] — The [page:JSONLoader] instance
[page:String url] — required
[page:Function callback] — required. This function will be called with the loaded model as an instance of [page:Geometry geometry] when the load is completed.
[page:String texturePath] — Base path for textures.
[page:Function callbackProgress] — Will be called while load progresses. The argument will be an [page:Object] containing two attributes: .[page:Integer total] and .[page:Integer loaded] bytes.
Begin loading from url and call callback with the parsed response content.
[method:Object3D parse]( [page:Object json], [page:String texturePath] )
[page:String json] — JSON object to parse.
[page:String texturePath] — Base path for textures.
Parse a JSON structure and return an [page:Object] containing the parsed .[page:Geometry] and .[page:Array materials].
Example
// instantiate a loader
var loader = new THREE.JSONLoader();
// load a resource
loader.load(
// resource URL
'models/animated/monster/monster.js',
// Function when resource is loaded
function ( geometry, materials ) {
var material = new THREE.MeshFaceMaterial( materials );
var object = new THREE.Mesh( geometry, material );
scene.add( object );
}
);
[example:webgl_loader_json_blender]
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Export Title
This simple org document should get a title from the TITLE option at the front of the file.
TITLE


---
layout: post
title: Signing a weak assembly in .NET 2.0
date: 2006-10-12 09:35:03 UTC
updated: 2006-10-12 09:35:03 UTC
comments: false
categories:
---
Just came across this post on MSDN Blogs. It says "Signing an unsigned assembly in .NET 2.0". Usually I dont find such things interesting, but gone are those student days and being a professional, there are some "corporate" things to be learnt. So recently I borrowed a book from library "Introducing .NET Framework" by O'Rielly. It was an old book, dated .NET 1.0 beta 2 release!! but still I felt I learnt a lot of new details regarding .NET Framework, especially about the CLR and stuff like that. So I found this one interesting. I have made some notes which I would post it in the future.
For now, take a look at this.
http://blogs.msdn.com/neerajag/archive/2006/10/12/signing-a-existing-net-assembly.aspx


Accessing the jQuery DOM in an Ajax callback
Whilst developing the admin pages for Pez, I wanted to add some nice features to the UI. My first choice for a JavaScript framework is jQuery. I’ve used other frameworks before, (like mootools, script.aculo.us and YUI), but I just seem to get on better with jQuery, (although mootools is a very close second).
Last night I was playing around with the Ajax/jQuery.get() method – it was the first time I’d used it, and was having some difficulty understanding how access the jQuery DOM object in the callback function.
At first I was taking the wrong approach, I was trying to do this all in the onClick event of an anchor link:
onclick="javascript:$.get('index.php', { key: $('#source-input-id').val() }, function(data){ $('#target-input-id').val(data); });"
But that didn’t work … and I’m not fully sure why … but anyway, I carry on …
I started to look at the this keyword to see if that would help. Learning jQuery’s What is this? post clarified a lot of my confusions, (in that with the Ajax callbacks, the this keyword/object is outside the jQuery DOM, but contains details of the call itself), however I was still no closer to the solution I wanted.
At this point I changed how I was using the <strong>$.get()</strong>
method. I created a wrapper function for jQuery calls:
function get_value() { $.get('index.php', { key: $('#source-input-id').val() }, function(data){ $('#target-input-id').val(data); }); }
This approach meant that I could reference the jQuery DOM object from within the Ajax callback function.
There is probably a hundred other ways of doing this using jQuery – or could be even simpler with another JS framework – but I got it working nicely in the end… Happy Days!


execline
Software
skarnet.org
The fdmove program
fdmove moves or copies a given file descriptor, then
executes a program.
Interface
fdmove [ -c ] fdto fdfrom prog...
fdmove moves the file descriptor number fdfrom,
to number fdto, then execs into prog with its arguments.
If fdto is open, fdmove closes it before moving
fdfrom to it.
Options
- -c : duplicate fdfrom to fdto
instead of moving it; do not close fdfrom.
Notes
- fdmove a b prog... is roughly equivalent to
sh -c 'exec prog... a>&b b<&-'.
It means: if you write to fd a now, it will have the same effect as writing
to fd b beforehand, and you cannot write to fd b anymore.
- fdmove -c a b prog... is roughly equivalent to
sh -c 'exec prog... a>&b'. It means: you can
now write to fd a, and also still write to fd b, and both will have
the same effect as writing to fd b beforehand.
- It also works with file descriptors that are open for reading!


The wavefunction of the entire system is a function with all the electronic coordinates as variables for a stationary system of nuclear coordinates.
For a given nuclear coordinates arrangement, the wavefunction is a function of the electron coordinates.
Firstly, the joint wavefunction for the molecule is approxmiated by the product of individual molecular orbital wavefunction only depended upon each nuclear coordinate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slater_determinant A molecular orbital wavefunction is a better description of the environment a electron expreiences within a molecule. The overall system of the molecule is often described (approximated) by the product of the molecular orbital wavefunctions for each individual electron:
Φ = ∏ Φ_n
In the Slater determinant, each element is a molecular orbital wavefunction. It is made up of all the molecular orbitals that are occupied by electrons. Hence for a N-electron system the determinant is NxN in dimention. The ith row is all the N possible wavefunctions the ith electron could reside in (can be the same MO, since each orbital accomodates two electrons).
The energy Hamiltonian of a polyelectronic system is attributed to three separable parts: 1. Each occupied molecular orbital has the kinetic and potential energy from all the nuclei. This is the H_ii part where “ii” means it is due to the same electron. (think of the Hamiltonian operator, where the potential energy part is made up of the summation of all the electrostatic potential from each nucleus) 2. Each pair of electrons experience electrostatic repulsion due to each other, denoted as J_ij where “ij” means it is interaction between different electrons. 3. Energy arising from spin correlation, or exchange interaction. Electron cannot reside in the same orbital if they have parallel spins. When two electrons have parallel spins, they cannot be in the same MO hence electron motions are not independent (that is even without considering part(2)). This is denoted K_ij, which is only non-zero when i and j are in the same spin.
For a system of N electrons, there is N * H_ii. There are N*(N-1) * J_ij, similarly for K_ij, but some of these terms would be zero. The total energy of the system would have a additional Columbic interaction between all Nuclei, for the given nuclear arrangement it is a fixed constant added onto the three terms which all dynamically depends on the trjectory of the electrons.
The above formulation shows how the energy of a polyelectronic system is obtained from provided the MOs.
The MOs are obtained in this way. The variation theorem states the ground state electronic configuration of a system will be an energy minimum. We have an expression of energy in terms of the MOs, we can find the MOs that minimises the energy with the additional requirement that MOs need to be orthonormal. This is a constraint minimisation problem. The Hatree-Fock formulation transforms this optimisation problem into the following format:
f̂ Φ = ϵ Φ
This very Schrondinger-like equation says the wavefunction of a molecular orbital where a electron resides acted upon by the Fock operator (on the left) equals the same wavefunction multiplied by a constant. The Fock operator encompasses the three energy contribution terms alluded to above. As you can see, the Fock opertor is a function of the MOs for all the other electrons in the system. No analytical solution exists for this. The numerical solution involves starting with an initial guess for the set of MOs and use them to obtain the Fock operators. Using the derived Fock operators, a better approximation of the MO wavefunctions can then be obtained, which are again plugged in to obtain a new set of Fock operators. This iterative process continuous until some convergence condition is met. This is called the self-consistent field approach.
Two levels of simplifications are added to the HF formulation to reduce the search space.
Firstly, molecular orbitals are constructed by weighted combinations of atomic orbitals(obtained from solving for the hydrogen atom), abbreviated as LCAO:
Φ = ∑ c_i * φ_i
The set of atomic orbitals chosen to become the molecular orbitals are referred to as the basis set. Combinations of N atomic orbitals yields N molecular orbitals, which do not necessarily need to be occupied by electrons. The difference between these molecular orbitals are therefore only in the coefficients “c_i” terms in front of the atomic orbitals.
Secondly, Slater type orbitals (STO) simplifies the radial part of atomic orbital wavefuntions. Such simplification contains an empirical coefficient which is estimated by the Slater Rules. Finding the solution becomes getting the “c_i”s that minimises the energy for each and every molecular orbital.


Bitcoin dust is such a small amount that there is no point to send it because it's much less than the network fee for the transaction.
The scammers are figured out that users didn't pay attention to these tiny amounts, so they began to send them a few Satoshi to increase the probability of identifying users.
Since Bitcoin is open and decentralized, anyone can create a wallet and connect to the network without providing any personal data, but all actions are transparent and you can easily trace the whole transaction history of a certain public address. For that reason, it turns out that Bitcoin is not entirely anonymous. This feature is used by some scammers in order to track users transactions and even reveal their identities for extortion purposes.
To fully keep their anonymity, some users utilize so-called HD (hierarchical deterministic) wallets which imply a lot of Bitcoin addresses for a certain wallet user. For example, 1 BTC can be sent and spread to 5 different addresses in different amounts, but all 5 addresses belong to the same person and he or she has 1 Bitcoin in the total amount.
Lets see how the attack works on HD wallets, as ones are hard to track. After the dust gets to one either of the addresses, HD wallets can include this dust in the next transactions as Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO). Thus scammers can track further operations, it may allow them to identify the links between addresses and ultimately companies or person behind them.
The scammer sends the dust to some address and waits for its use in combination with other outputs, thus identify which addresses also belong to this user.
Commonly, cryptocurrency users keep their money partly in their own wallet and on exchange accounts. In this case, ultimately their personal data on the exchange service can be associated with their personal wallets by the dust attack. Initially, dust attacks were performed for Bitcoin users. In fact, all cryptos running on the public blockchain are prone to a dusting attack.
Bitcoins balance in your wallet represents the sum of "inputs" and unspent outputs. Thus, 1 bitcoin can represent the sum of 0.3, 0.2, 0.5 BTC or other smaller amounts up to the dust like 0.00000248 BTC.
If you can build the transaction outputs in your wallet, then this dust can be simply left and not used. But most services collect transactions from the nearest inputs and the user cannot control it. If the dust was not used as spent outputs, then the scammers cannot establish the connections between the addresses that they need to deanonymize the wallet owner.
So its not a big problem for cryptocurrency enthusiasts who don't use they cryptos for malicious activities. But the scammers who send the dust spam across the network cause inconvenience to everyone else, because other users have to pay higher fees to avoid delays when their transactions are waiting of included in the block.
If you see suspicious amount of received Satoshi's and get messages like I know who you are, don't respond to provocations. Frauds cant harm you if they don't have access to your seed phrase and private keys.
No one will have access to your funds, if you use non-custodial wallets.
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I'm a User Experience Designer and Researcher
I graduated from the School of Information and Library Science at UNC with a concentration in Human-Computer Interaction. I also double majored in psychology. After taking INLS 490: User Experience Design, I decided to pursue a career in UX Design and usability. I am drawn to the way people think and feel when interacting with computers.
As a student, I was fortunate to work with a usability specialist on the improvement of the UNC Libraries Web site. We used paper prototypes to test the visibility of a book search feature. After graduation, I worked with the Go NAP SACC team on the designs of their interactive training modules. I introduced the team to card sorting and usability testing and helped them create a roadmap for their Web site design and development process.
What do I like to do? Eat. Cook. Eat the food that I cook... I really enjoy reading, and you can usually find me in a library or taking pictures of books in the book store that I will check out from the library!


Wholesale onion prices fixed at Tk 55-90 a kg in Dhaka’s Shyambazar
by bdnews24.comWholesale onion prices will range between Tk 55 and Tk 90 per kilogram, according to a decision made by Shyambazar traders in Dhaka to rein in the market after over a month of turmoil.
The traders’ association held an emergency meeting on Thursday night and decided to sell the cooking ingredient at prices within the fixed ranges from Friday.
The wholesale prices of onion imported from Egypt, China and Turkey is fixed between Tk 55 and Tk 60 a kg, of the Myanmar variety from Tk 80 to Tk 85, and local variety at Tk 90, according to the meeting decisions.
The association’s Vice-President Haji Abdul Majed told bdnews24.com the wholesalers had been “defamed” and fined “even though it was quite natural for the market to destabilize due to a lack of supply”.
“So we have been forced to fix the prices through discussions. It would have been better had we done it a month ago,” he added.
The traders’ leader called for government steps to ensure similar moves at other wholesale markets in Dhaka, Chattogram and the rest of the country.
The Directorate of National Consumer Rights Protection conducted a mobile court drive on the Shyambazar market to check whether the businesses were following their own decision.
Four of the traders were fined for violating the decision while the others were selling onion at the fixed prices, the directorate’s Assistant Director Abdul Jabbar Mandal said.


Hey I'm first Here
Me, the second
And I am the Third! Hello H_VK
Hello, It's the text rotater here.
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This class is used to make an object for Event.
Get AM or PM for the event.
Time format of the event in AM or PM.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 328 def getAMPM return @ampm end
Get the duration hour for the event.
Event duration in hours.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 208 def getDurationHours return @durationHour end
Get the duration minutes for the event.
Event duration in minutes.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 228 def getDurationMinutes return @durationMinutes end
Get the hour for the event.
Event hour.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 288 def getHour return @hour end
Get the event id.
Event id.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 28 def getId return @id end
Get the event location.
Event location.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 68 def getLocation return @location end
Get the minutes for the event.
Minutes for the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 308 def getMinutes return @minutes end
Get no of times occurred for the reminder.
No of times the reminder has occurred.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 188 def getOccurred return @occurred end
Get the occurrences for the reminder.
Number of occurences of the reminder.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 168 def getOccurrences return @occurrences end
Get the participants.
List of Participant object.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 268 def getParticipants return @participants end
Get the reminder for the event.
event reminder.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 128 def getReminder return @reminder end
Get the reminder repeat for the event.
event reminder repeat.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 148 def getRepeat return @repeat end
Get the event scheduled on.
Event scheduled time.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 88 def getScheduledOn return @scheduledOn end
Get the event scheduled on long.
Event scheduled on long.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 108 def getScheduledOnLong return @scheduledOnLong end
Get the event title.
Event title.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 48 def getTilte return @title end
Set AM or PM for the event.
Event scheduled on AM or PM.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 318 def setAMPM(ampm) @ampm = ampm end
Set the duration hour.
Duration of the event in hours.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 198 def setDurationHours(durationHour) @durationHour = durationHour end
Set the duration minutes for the event.
Duration of the event in minutes.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 218 def setDurationMinutes(durationMinutes) @durationMinutes = durationMinutes end
Set the hour for the event.
Hour for the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 278 def setHour(hour) @hour = hour end
Set the event id.
ID of the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 18 def setId(id) @id = id end
Set the event is open or not.
The event is open or not.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 238 def setIsOpen(isOpen) @isOpen = isOpen end
Set the event location.
Location of the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 58 def setLocation(location) @location = location end
Set the minutes for the event.
Minutes for the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 298 def setMinutes(minutes) @minutes = minutes end
Set no of times occurred for the reminder.
Number of times reminder has occurred.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 178 def setOccurred(occurred) @occurred = occurred end
Set the occurrences for the reminder.
Numnber of occurrences for the reminder.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 158 def setOccurrences(occurrences) @occurrences = occurrences end
Set the participants.
List of Participant object.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 258 def setParticipants(participants) @participants = participants end
Set the reminder for the event.
Reminder for the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 118 def setReminder(reminder) @reminder = reminder end
Set the reminder repeat for the event.
Repeat reminder for the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 138 def setRepeat(repeat) @repeat = repeat end
Set the event scheduled on.
Scheduled time of the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 78 def setScheduledOn(scheduledOn) @scheduledOn = scheduledOn end
Set the event scheduled on long.
Event scheduled on long.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 98 def setScheduledOnLong(scheduledOnLong) @scheduledOnLong = scheduledOnLong end
Set the event title.
Title of the event.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 38 def setTitle(title) @title = title end
Convert the Event object into HashMap.
HashMap object.
# File projects/model/Event.rb, line 338 def toParamMAP requestBody = Hash.new if title != nil requestBody["title"] = title end if scheduledOn != nil requestBody["date"] = scheduledOn end if hour != nil requestBody["hour"] = hour end if minutes != nil requestBody["minutes"] = minutes end if ampm != nil requestBody["ampm"] = ampm end if durationHour != nil requestBody["duration_hour"] = durationHour end if durationMinutes != nil requestBody["duration_mins"] = durationMinutes end if participants != nil participantIds = "" participants.each do|participant| participantIds += String(participant.getParticipantId)+","; end requestBody["participants"] = participantIds end if reminder != nil requestBody["remind_before"] = reminder end if repeat != nil requestBody["repeat"] = repeat end if occurrences != nil && occurrences.to_i > 1 requestBody["nooftimes_repeat"] = occurrences end if location != nil requestBody["location"] = location end return requestBody end


Flower dreams fall curtains every night
the bands and the people dance the feeling seems right
-but the next days- coming round-
Wake up! Its dawn. Light and fall asleep the hours seem long
yet fly by- you wait
too long its dark before its five now
did find
and no smile flashed before your eyes
the house is cold by midnight
the people and memories gone away
Its time to dream the wars they fall before your eyes
the sounds they haunt your sleep at night
and wake without a rustling sound of someone
run out and meet the friends who wait in the drive
you'll drive away before you dress right, your shoes are left behind
that road that goes nowhere and follows the lake shore
and end up with tears in your-eyes in that car
you found no happy thought that you where looking for-
That night you thought there was nothing you live for
nor fire no hierophant to find
in your eyes there was something you were hiding
I closed mine
the movement they didn't seem right
I was swinging out of this world
too fast, too slow
everything just turned-round so fast
at last this time
there was somewhere to- could go
and find that those people were always there
in a dream-like-world that slips beneath the forms here
and breath your take you there or in daylight just think about
this last night.
I would never let tears leave your eyes
until (you and I, or) until the world ends I will find each drop


abstract val driverFactory: () -> WebDriver
The factory that will create the driver to be used when invoking com.github.epadronu.balin.core.Browser.drive.
driverFactory = ::FirefoxDriver


Almost all enterprise applications use authorization in some level. Authorization is used to check if a user is allowed to perform some specific operation in the application. ASP.NET Boilerplate defines a permission based infrastructure to implement authorization.
Authorization system based on IPermissionChecker interface. While you can implement it in your own way, it's fully implemented in module-zero project.
A permission is defined for a unit of operation that is needed to be authorized before executing. ASP.NET Boilerplate's authorization system completely based on permissions.
We should define a permission before use it. ASP.NET Boilerplate is designed to be modular. So, different modules can have different permissions. A module should create a class derived from AuthorizationProvider in order to define it's permissions. An example authorization provider is shown below:
public class MyAuthorizationProvider : AuthorizationProvider
{
public override void SetPermissions(IPermissionDefinitionContext context)
{
var administration = context.CreatePermission("Administration");
var userManagement = administration.CreateChildPermission("Administration.UserManagement");
userManagement.CreateChildPermission("Administration.UserManagement.CreateUser");
var roleManagement = administration.CreateChildPermission("Administration.RoleManagement");
}
}
IPermissionDefinitionContext has methods to get and create permissions.
A permission have some properties:
A permission can have a parent and child permissions. While this does not effect permission checking, it may help to group permissions in UI.
After creating an authorization provider, we should register it in PreIntialize method of our module:
Configuration.Authorization.Providers.Add<MyAuthorizationProvider>();
Authorization providers are registered to dependency injection automatically. So, an authorization provider can inject any dependency (like a repository) to build permission definitions using some other sources.
AbpAuthorize attribute is the easiest way of checking permissions. Consider the application service method shown below:
[AbpAuthorize("Administration.UserManagement.CreateUser")]
public void CreateUser(CreateUserInput input)
{
//A user can not execute this method if he is not granted for "Administration.UserManagement.CreateUser" permission.
}
CreateUser method can not be called by a user who has not the permission "Administration.UserManagement.CreateUser".
AbpAuthorize attribute also checks if current user is logged in (using IAbpSession.UserId). So, if we declare an AbpAuthorize for a method, it at least checks for login:
[AbpAuthorize]
public void SomeMethod(SomeMethodInput input)
{
//A user can not execute this method if he did not login.
}
...
AbpAuthorize attribute notes
ASP.NET Boilerplate uses power of dynamic method interception for authorization. So, there is some restrictions for the methods use AbpAuthorize attribute.
Also,


The nodelet version of source. More...
#include <my_nodes.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | onInit () override |
| onInit is an override of nodelet::Nodelet::onInit() More... | |
| virtual | ~Source_nodelet () |
| Deletes all parameters that the source node had added to ROS parameter server in Source_base::initialize. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from camera::Source_base | |
| Source_base () | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~Source_base () |
| Destructor. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual ros::NodeHandle & | getMyNodeHandle () override |
| virtual ros::NodeHandle & | getMyPrivateNodeHandle () override |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from camera::Source_base | |
| void | initialize () |
| Initialize and start the source node. More... | |
The nodelet version of source.
Definition at line 325 of file my_nodes.h.
|
virtual |
Deletes all parameters that the source node had added to ROS parameter server in Source_base::initialize.
Definition at line 21 of file source_nodelet.cpp.
|
overrideprotectedvirtual |
Implements camera::Source_base.
Definition at line 8 of file source_nodelet.cpp.
|
overrideprotectedvirtual |
Implements camera::Source_base.
Definition at line 12 of file source_nodelet.cpp.
|
overridevirtual |
onInit is an override of nodelet::Nodelet::onInit()
Calls Source_base::initialize
Definition at line 16 of file source_nodelet.cpp.


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Geordi and Data: [both nod and speak in unison] Ow.
Q: OWWW! I can't straighten up!
Aging is one of those things that happens to us all (at least in universes where the aging process hasn't been defeated in some way).
As people (and other creatures) get older, their joints begin to crack and pop, despite their best efforts. Sometimes this is painful; sometimes it also prevents the crack-ee from being able to move. Arthritis and Rheumatism set in. You get the picture. It can even start as early as middle age when a person still looks young and hale, but finds they're not as young as they used to be when they try to act as young as they feel. It's often an old person just trying to stand up or do something ordinary, emphasizing the creaky, fragile state of an elderly body.
Oddly enough, in fictional media, this situation is frequently Played for Laughs, making this a very specific type of amusing injury.
The most commonly shouted phrase after the crack is "Oh, my back!" but the trope itself isn't confined solely to spinal-lumbar complaints and can happen with any body part, bone or joint. Occasionally, this will even happen with younger characters if they move in very awkward positions.
Variations include:
- Someone becoming injured in some way resulting in the body part cracking.
- Common to superheroes and Action Movie heroes.
Compare and contrast with Knuckle Cracking, in which people crack their knuckles audibly to intimidate or scare.
Examples:
- A BirdsEye advert features some dancing, cooked chickens. The ordinary-looking chicken tries to dance with the other chickens, but breaks his back.
- A radio commercial for Rent-A-Center has Hulk Hogan groan, "Oh, my back" after trying to move furniture by himself.
- A Christmas 2018 commercial had Macaulay Culkin reinacting scenes from Home Alone he had done when he was a child, when reinacting the jumping on the bed scene he exclaims "Ow, my back!".
- Comes up in Dennou Coil with Mega-Baa several times.
- In Naruto the aged Tsuchikage, Onoki, has very similar problems with his hips. When he insists on carry his bag anyway, his very large bodyguard opts to carry both him and the pack at the same time. Rather comically, when actually fighting, his ninjutsu can let him fly as well as decrease the weight of objects so much that he can even lift an entire Turtle Island, albeit not completely without issue.
- Yu-Gi-Oh!: Happened to Yugi's grandpa Sugoroku during the KC Grand Prix arc.
- Orin's grandpa in Akazukin Chacha.
- Professor Oak in the Pokémon 2000 movie, as a Funny Background Event.
- Jin from Samurai Champloo after a night at a brothel. Bear in mind, he spent said night with every woman there that Mugen didn't want (he foisted them off on Jin to get the one he wanted).
- Kamichu! - Matsuri's dad is laid low when he moves too much furniture.
- Axis Powers Hetalia: Taiwan tried to fix China's back. She ended up breaking his arm. It Makes Sense in Context. It's not the first time it happens, either. In a much earlier trip China tried to make some exercise, but once he attempted to touch his own toes with his fingers... OUCH.
- Happened to Musashi Miyamoto several times in Yaiba.
- In both manga and anime versions of Gate, creepy PSIA agent Komakado suffers a back injury trying to lift Rori Mercury's giant ax after someone tries to steal it (and promptly ends up crushed under it).
- Neptune of One Piece definitely counts. He may not look all that old but the first fight he's shown in, this trope ignites with him and it isn't revealed until after the fight is finished.
- In Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: Joys of Seasons episode 1, Wolffy is one of a bunch of victims of Rapid Aging and is a senior citizen when he reaches the goats in yet another attempt to capture and eat them. He cracks his hip (in a variation of the trope) as he gets angry at the goats, prompting Master Pao Pao and Brother Tai to appear with a stretcher to carry him on when the goats call for them. Brother Tai ends up getting distracted and flexes his muscles at Tibbie, which causes the stretcher to fall partially and only serves to cause more hip pain to Wolffy.
- In Gold Digger by Fred Perry, this is a main characteristic of Julia, the character's mother. She's a world class martial artist, but has one weakness. Her back keeps giving out. So, she'll kick arse, take names, then at the end. "Ow, my back. Someone help me up." Also helps keep her from over-powering the heroes. Then she gets hit with a youth spell, and her back doesn't give her problems.
- Cerebus in the last few issues of the comic, to show how old he has gotten.
- "Black" Jack Tarr from Master of Kung Fu is a big, tough fighter, except when his back goes out and makes him almost helpless.
- The Far Side: One strip has an "Old Age" truck running over aging people who never see it coming.
- Paw Broon is prone to putting his back out in Scottish comic The Broons.
- One story arc in Baby Blues has Daryl throw out his back while packing the van for a trip to visit Wanda's parents. He is briefly delighted by his new immobility, thinking it will get him out of visiting the in-laws. Wanda has other ideas.
- This Bites!: During Enies Lobby, the combined stress and anger from the sheer chaos the Supernovas are causing eventually overwhelms Sengoku to the point that he suffers a heart attack. Due to his age, he runs the severe risk of it happening again and thus must keep a tight lid on his temper from now on.
- In The Incredibles, Bob Parr a.k.a. Mr. Incredible realizes that time, inaction and age have gotten the better of him as his back cracks and seizes during his fight with the Omnidroid when he does a victory holler. The Omnidroid then tries to pull him in two but pops the kink back in place instead. Now feeling twenty years younger, the fight goes back in Mr. I's favor.
- One joke in James and the Giant Peach. A character is being stretched on a rack and in the middle of being tortured he says "Ooh, that one felt kind of good!"
- In Up, Carl and Charles Muntz have a battle, and due to the advanced age of both combatants, their shoulders crack and lock up so neither can deal the other an overhead blow.
- B.O.B. in Monsters vs. Aliens: "Ah, my back! Just kidding! I don't have a back!" Link plays it straighter when he's showing off to Susan. He tries to do a single-handstand but messes up his back in the process.
- In The Rescuers Down Under, Wilbur injures his back while helping Bernard and Bianca with their luggage. He's sent to an outback hospital of dubious credentials, whose doctor has some unorthodox methods for healing (ex. launching a cane at him, shooting syringes at him from a shotgun, and attempting to saw him in half with a chainsaw). As he tries to escape, the Doctor and nurses try to prevent him from leaving and pull him back inside, and Wilbur's back locks back in place and is off on his way. But in doing so, he accidentally falls on top of the doctor, who then moans, "My back!"
- In The Jungle Book (1967), after the second time Kaa lands on the ground, as he slithers away, he groans something like, "Ooooo, my sacroiliac!"
- In Mr. Peabody & Sherman, Paul Peterson (Penny's dad) tends to have this problem when he's stressed. Fortunately for him, Mr. Peabody is (among many other things) a fully licensed chiropractor.
- Mulan's father Fa Zhou has arthritis. It is not Played for Laughs—after being conscripted into the Emperor's new army (he is the only man of the Fa family, and the decree states that every household must send a male member to join), Mulan spies on him while he goes to retrieve his old armor and sword. He practices his battle blows and seems to be doing well...then doubles over in pain as his joints seize. Mulan's eyes widen with horror as she imagines this happening on an actual battlefield.
- Later, when Mulan steals the armor for herself to masquerade as a man and keep her father home, Fa Zhou desperately tries to chase her, only to have an arthritic attack and stumble, helpless, into the mud outside his family's home. His wife is left to hold him as they panic over their daughter's safety.
- Hotel Transylvania 2: Murray tries to show Dennis how to be a monster by summoning a sandstorm. He chants and spins around, and then hurts his back, only producing a small whorl that Dennis happily plays with.
- In Alpha and Omega, the eastern wolf pack leader named Tony has had problems with a slipped disc in his back as he gets older. It even hinders him when he and Winston (the western pack leader) get caught in a caribou stampede.
- Ronnie lifting Brandi in Observe and Report.
- In Time Bandits, the ogre on the ship has a bad back that cracks when he tries to lift things. Watch it here, starting at 3:40.
- Spider-Man 2 has a beautifully executed example. Peter tries jumping from one roof to another and almost makes it, crying joyfully: "I'm back! I'm BACK!" However, he unfortunately does not make the jump, falls, grabs onto a clothesline, smacks a wall, falls again, and then hits not one but two cars. He tries to stand up straight after this and then cries: "My back! My BACK!" All the more winceworthy because Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire had actually injured his back in Real Life earlier in the year, such that for a while it was up in the air if he'd be able to continue playing the Webslinger.
- Subverted in Soul Kitchen. The main character getting herniated is a major plot point, but in both occurrences when the audience expects an audible crack all that happens instead is that the main character screams in pain.
- HOUBA! On the Trail of the Marsupilami: Old botanist Hermoso, when trying to give a demonstration of "Austrian Savate", gets stuck from a back pain. And later, after falling from an elevator platform, he stays stuck for three hours before Pétunia comes help him.
- Avengers: Endgame. The Avengers are using Scott Lang to test the time travel machine, but have yet to work out the kinks, turning him into a teenager, a baby, and an old man — who gives this trope after being zipped back and forth through time.
- Rags: When Arthur is describing how to do "The Snake", he demonstrates the move himself. This is followed by a loud "crack", and he, awkwardly hunched over in pain, immediately declares that Andrew and Lloyd take a break for a bit.
- Cohen the Barbarian in Discworld has this happen to him in his original appearance.
- In Aunt Dimity Digs In, Sally Pyne, the owner and operator of the tearoom in Finch, secretly takes up exercise and her joints respond this way. Very much Played for Laughs, especially since her clearly reduced mobility gives away her "secret" to her neighbours. Of course, it doesn't help that her granddaughter Rainey starts to spill the beans.
- In The Eccentric Family, aged tengu Akadama-sensei suffered a back injury in something referred to as the Demon King Cedar incident and lost his ability to fly, though he'd never admit that to anyone.
- This trope tends to be a running gag in Tweenies, whereupon Max tends to suffer his back giving out at least Once per Episode in some of the show's seasons.
- Happens to Jeff in Rules of Engagement during a softball game.
- Happened periodically to Howard Cunningham and Felix Unger.
- The Jeffersons: Mr. Bentley's back would periodically go out, and it was always up to George to walk on it. It was a common enough occurrence for it to appear in some variations of the opening.
- A reality show example occurs in Dancing with the Stars with Tom DeLay at the end of his last dance.
- An episode of Seinfeld had Jerry deal with an entire family of guys who tended to pick up a television set too heavy for them. At the end of the episode, Jerry easily picks up the back-killing television TV and moves it.
"It's go time!"
- Jeremy Clarkson on Top Gear (UK). It's Reality Subtext all the way, too.
- Scrubs:
- One episode has Dr Cox hurting his back playing basketball and trying to hide it the entire rest of the episode.
- "Because back injuries are for old guys named Norman with pants up to here, nose hairs down to here, and begin every sentence with a very elegant (nose clearing sound followed by a loud hacking)."
- The Steve Harvey Show: This happens to Cedric when Regina decides to give him a back rub before a dance competition.
Cedric: Ow, my back! My whole left side!
- A third season episode of Chuck had this happen to an older spy (masterfully played by Fred Willard), while he fought with his drunk wife.
- Whose Line Is It Anyway? featured a game of Hollywood Director that went downhill fast after Chip Esten, as a rodeo rider, leapt on the bad back of Ryan Stiles; Ryan promptly cursed and told Chip to get off. As Ryan took a few seconds to recover, Colin Mochrie, still in character as the director, reminded Chip, "My God, he's over forty!" After the game, the jokes flew, and Chip added guiltily, "I broke Ryan..."
- Tom puts his back out in one episode of The Good Life. At a very inconvenient time, though since he works almost every waking hour, that could have been almost any time.
- On Family Matters, Laura has a Dream Sequence where she and Steve are an elderly married couple. A running gag during this scene is that sitting down and getting up is a 5-minute production, complete with grunts and bones cracking.
- On the Christmas Episode of Jessie the butler yelps:
Bertram: That crackling sound you hear? It's not the fire. It's my spine!
- When Q of Star Trek: The Next Generation becomes human in the episode Déjà Q he finds, much to his chagrin, that there are drawbacks to having a middle-aged body. When he leans forward to look at a console display he falls victim to muscle spasms, so there isn't that characteristic cracking sound, but it counts as a silent variation of the same trope (if you don't count his complaining).
Q: This is incredible.
Geordi: Do you see something here, Q?
Q: [calmly] I think I just hurt my back... I'm feeling pain... I don't like it... what's the right thing to say? Ow?
Geordi and Data: [both nod and speak in unison] Ow.
Q: OWWW! I can't straighten up! - Subverted in That's So Raven. The dad used a water bottle to fake the sound.
- Humorously done in Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger with Kyoryu Violet doing his rollcall pose. This, in fact, happens to Dr. Ulshade every time he gets hyped with something (which, being he Shigeru Chiba, isn't that hard), but having it happen to him during the roll call is the last straw: he spends the entire fight paralyzed in his pose, and so he had to retire from Ranger duty, allowing his granddaughter Yayoi to take up his mantle.
- Hill Street Blues: When a ridiculously obese Loan Shark keels over dead of a heart attack in the cells and practically the entire day-shift is enlisted to try and drag his corpse up the stairs and into a waiting ambulance, Andy Renko ends up straining his groin in the process. And just to quite literally add insult to injury, it was All for Nothing because the guy's Not Quite Dead.
- Frasier has this happen to him while blowing out his birthday candles in the episode "Back Talk".
- In Boy Meets World, Cory and Shawn are going outside to play some basketball, and Cory invites his dad to join them, but on his way out the door, his back goes out.
- In Donkey Kong 64, if you fail to beat K.Rool in the time limit, Cranky will try to show you a few boxing moves. While demonstrating, an audible CRACK! is heard and he falls over, stiff. This has also happened several times in the cartoon series,Donkey Kong Country.
- Happens in most The Sims games when adult Sims age up to elders, but only while they're transitioning.
- This is used in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door when the Puni Elder looks like she's about to go into an Unstoppable Rage and start kicking ass...and then her back pops.
- Ace Attorney:
- Bikini has this issue in Ace Attorney.
- In Spirit of Justice, Phoenix cracks his back so hard that he falls unconscious for 24 hours.
- Final Fantasy:
- In Final Fantasy IV DS, when Tellah levels up, he will cheer, only for his back to fail and pop. Amusingly, this is sometimes accompanied by him actually going down in physical stats.
- An example of the character injury variant of this trope exists in Final Fantasy IX. If, during the second battle with Black Waltz No. 3, Dagger is the only player not KO'd, Black Waltz will not attack her and instead take damage, accompanied by a satisfying "Crack!". Understandable, since prior to the battle, Black Waltz was apparently hit by a train.
- In Guilty Gear, Kliff Underson cannot backdash, but can bend his body slightly behind to dodge an upcoming attack. But since he's doing it in his aged body, there are occasions that his back cracks and he takes damage instead. This was however changed in later games; he can now do a proper backdash and his body-bending technique has since become a special attack.
- Elderly enemies in Breath of Fire III and IV occasionally have an "attack" called "Bad Back", which costs them a turn. Including (in the former) one example of That One Boss, the Dragon Elder.
- Urano Takehito from Tenchu 2.
- Dr. Bosconovich from Tekken 3. His suffering bad back is the gimmick which his fighting style is build around: due to his inability to stand upright for long (and the problems to get him back to his feet), his style revolves around attacks done while lying on the ground.
- In Metal Gear Solid 4, walking while crouching for a long time or committing a forward roll sometimes makes Old Snake groan and pat his back.
- Alec is concerned about his lower back pain.
- Early in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Ezio has to visit a doctor, who says that someone his age (he's about 40-odd by the start of Brotherhood) can't heal from normal medicine, instead giving Ezio drugs to numb the pain. As Ezio walks off, he scoffs at the doctors remark about 'someone his age'. A few seconds or so later and Ezio complains about his back. (Ezio will actually complain as soon as he performs a parkour move, so he could say this while climbing the church the player is directed to climb, or he could complain as soon as he hops on a fence.)
- Happens again in Assassin's Creed: Embers, when he and Shao Jun are fighting the Emperor's men. He seems to suffer from back pain after leaping down about fifteen feet to take out a mook.
- Sengoku Basara constantly makes jokes about the ancient Hojo Ujimasa's bad back.
- This happens to Pete, twice, in Kingdom Hearts II. The first time, he (or rather, his past self) hurts his back after Sora fought him in a misunderstood battle in Timeless River; the second time, after tripping over some stones while descending from Pride Rock in the Pride Lands (justified, as he's turned into a lion here).
- In Dead Rising 2: Off the Record, the middle-aged and out of shape Frank West does this a few times.
- In Overwatch, Reinhardt is by far the oldest player character. One of his highlight poses has him flex, only to crack his back and grab it in pain.
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, this is a plot point: Bludo is prevented from warding away Divine Beast Rudania because his back hurts too much, leaving it up to Link and Yunobo.
- In Harvest Moon: Light of Hope. upon meeting Gus and giving him an iron ore, a cutscene plays where he cramps his back. The player then offers to help him down the mountain back to his home.
- In the Rusty's Real Deal Baseball branch where you don't haggle down the prices, Pappy Van Poodle will cheer so hard for Rusty's team that he throws out his back.
- A non-age related variant appears in Max's Big Bust: A Captain Nekorai Tale as a Running Gag. Whenever Max or one of the other cops shoots someone with their stunguns, the target always ends up on the ground screaming about their spine.
- Homestar Runner: An Easter egg in the Strong Bad Email "the chair" has Strong Sad throwing his back out from trying to sit/lie on a ridiculous-looking designer chair.
Strong Sad: Ooh! ...I can't feel my parts...
- Bad Days episode #1, "Spider-Man": The Vulture feels his back snap just as he's about to take flight. He's still stuck on the same spot when night falls.
- There's an implied one in Skin Horse:
Tip: It turns out Unity doesn't understand invitations to "get physical".
Marcie: Oog.
Tip: It could've gone worse. Most of my joints snapped right back into place. - A variation of the getting-beat-up version in Everyday Heroes, when two rude guys are on the receiving end of a Hyperspace Mallet ...
Rude Dude #1: I can't feel my pancreas.
Rude Dude #2: Lucky you. I can. - In Tales of the Questor, Emmet sweeps Kestrel into his arms and leans forward for a kiss, but, well, she has considerably more brawn than he has. With the crack, they both hit the ground. Fortunately, Kestrel laughs it off and still has feelings for Emmet.
- The Fairly OddParents:
- In the medieval Europe episode, one of the knights can't go through so much as a cheer without hurting his arm.
- Big Damn Movie with the middle-aged concert goers.
- SpongeBob SquarePants:
- At least once with Squidward. It only exacerbates the feud he set up between Spongebob and Patrick, since they fight over who's going to take care of him.
- And with Senior heroes Mermaidman and Barnacleboy.
- And the stock audio of someone screaming, "My leg!" as a variation.
- The Powerpuff Girls asked aged superhero Captain Righteous and his sidekick, Lefty, to go back into crimefighting against the equally aged Ministry of Pain. All involved ended up in the hospital with broken hips.
- Grampa Simpson from The Simpsons can be heard saying this pretty much whenever he tries to dance or perform any athletic endeavor.
- "Oop, there goes my waggling finger..."
- Mr. Burns is much the same way, where some scripts have him frailer than any human being should ever logically be due to his impossibly advanced age, up to and including partially deflating when he suffers a pinprick. He'll often complain of issues but never outright blame his age for it (though everyone else will at least silently acknowledge the fact.)
- Professor Farnsworth has been cricked and cracked various times in Futurama.
- There was also the time he jumped for joy, clicked his heels together, and there was a slight cracking noise when he landed. "See? I only broke ONE ankle!"
- Happens to Professor Porter in The Legend of Tarzan.
- Invader Zim:
- While it's not due to aging, in the first episode, when GIR land on Zim and knocks him over, we can hear Zim scream "My spine!" before the transmission ends.
- In "Parent Teacher Night", an ad for aspirin GIR watches features a guy whose back gives out, causing him to yell "AH! MY SPIIINE!".
- Lancer experiences it while chasing Sam and Tucker in the "Kindred Spirits" episode of Danny Phantom. In his case, it's a hip, shortly after Tucker taunts him by calling him "old man".
- Old Bugs Bunny in the Looney Tunes short The Old Grey Hare: "Ow, durn this lumbago!"
- In Making Fiends Charlotte's "pony" tosses a character named Marvin offscreen. A second or two later we hear him cry, "My spine!"
- In El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Manny slams face first at high speed into a clock. When Frida tells him what a good job he's done, but there's still one problem, he touches his back and asks, "...my shattered spine?"
- Earthworm Jim brought us Lower Back Pain Man.
"I'll be alright in a minute!"
- Adventure Time has the Ice King protesting that he needs a magic back after his back makes cracking noises.
- In an episode of Hey Arnold!, Big Bob throws out his back trying to get Miriam a bottle of Tabasco sauce and is out of commission for Big Bob's Beepers, leading to Miriam take his place until he recovers.
- Johnny Bravo has a toon in which Johnny believes he's gotten old. His back cracks.
- Happens to Eustace in Courage the Cowardly Dog in two episodes, in "Courage Meets Bigfoot" and in "The Magic Tree of Nowhere".
- In Kick Buttowski a teacher who used to be a cheerleader attempts a cheer, only to seize up halfway through a bend, crying "Oh! My hip!"
- Played with in The Smurfs episode "Papa's Wedding Day", as when Papa Smurf bends over to show Brainy and Vanity that being old doesn't mean a loss of health, he hears what he thinks is his back crunching, but in reality is just Greedy chewing on a vegetable within earshot.
- Kaeloo: In Episode 101, Stumpy tries to lift a dumbbell off the ground. All he succeeds in doing is cracking his back.
- Happens to Peter in the Family Guy episode "Bill & Peter's Bogus Journey" when he attempts to get into shape and after doing barely any exercise thinks he's strong enough to lift Bill Clinton's motorcade when it blows a tire in front of the Griffin house. He does the exact opposite of what you're supposed to do in that situation, namely lifting entirely with his lower back instead of his legs and moving in a twisting motion, causing him to immediately throw his back out and need to be rushed to the hospital.
- All Grown Up! is set when the Rugrats are preteens and their parents are middle-aged. Although Chuckie's dad Chas has aged the least of all the fathers, he throws his back out on more than one occasion, thanks to Phil and Lil's mom Betty.


A SIMPLE WISH A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
This year New York City is hosting the annual NAFGA (North American Fairy Godmothers Association) convention, and, of course, every self-respecting fairy godmother wants to be there, including the lone male fairy godmother Murray (Martin Short) and one gone over to the dark side, a witch named Claudia (Kathleen Turner). For companionship, Claudia brings along her recently humanized dog Boots (Amanda Plummer).
It must have sounded promising to Mara Wilson's parents when her agent pitched her proposed part in A SIMPLE WISH. After Mara's success in a featured role in MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET followed by a starring role in MATILDA, she would get to work with two big name stars, Kathleen Turner and Martin Short, in a film with a promising plot.
Perhaps her parents should have studied the script by Jeff Rothberg (THE AMAZING PANDA ADVENTURE) to see if it contained more than some cute magic tricks - it doesn't.
Probably more apropos would have been for them to view director Michael Ritchie's collection of films including such forgettable ones as his last three, THE FANTASTICKS, COPS AND ROBBERSONS and THE SCOUT. Ritchie spends all of his creative energy in A SIMPLE WISH in clever staging of the wishes, and allocates no time for directing the acting. If Turner and Short have insulted their viewing public with more pathetic acting in other movies, the names of the films do not come to mind.
A SIMPLE WISH has one of the most inauspicious beginnings on record. Murray, looking extra weird with his large front teeth caps, is taking his fairy godmother qualifying exam. For five long and tedious minutes, Short demonstrates how to overact while doing slapstick.
We then switch to the Greening family.   His daughter Anabel, played sweetly by the gifted actress Mara Wilson, has a brand new and highly incompetent fairy godmother, Murray, to help her.
"One wish per customer and no wishes for more wishes," explains Murray. "They plugged that loophole up years ago. In past years there were abuses."
There are about a half dozen wishes in the show and Murray screws up most of the them. My favorite is when Murray transports Anabel and himself to the fleabag Plaza Motel in Nebraska instead of the luxurious Plaza Hotel in Manhattan. When the tobacco chewing redneck who owns the place draws a bead on them with a shotgun, Murray tries to turns him into a little rabbit. Ops, big mistake. An angry giant rabbi starts attacking them.
Prophetically, Anabel says at one point, "This stinks." To which Murray concurs, "I know, it's bad." And how.
A SIMPLE WISH runs 1:30. It is rated PG for perhaps a few bad words that I missed. The show would be acceptable for all ages. My son Jeffrey, age 8, thought the show was "excellent," and his buddy Matthew, age 8, said that the film "goes up there among my favorites." I found most of the film pathetic so I give it thumbs down. For the imaginative wishes and for poor Mara Wilson's nice performance in a terrible picture, I give it * 1/2.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: July 9, 1997
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See the {@link org.apache.juneau.annotation.Bean}, {@link org.apache.juneau.annotation.BeanProperty}, {@link org.apache.juneau.annotation.BeanConstructor}, and {@link org.apache.juneau.annotation.BeanIgnore} javadocs for more information.


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Woman who gave the finger to Trump's car wins election in Virginia
by APLEESBURG, Va. (AP) -- The woman who lost her job after displaying her middle finger at President Donald Trump's motorcade has won a seat on a county board of supervisors in Virginia.
With 99 percent of the vote reported by the Loudoun County Office of Elections Tuesday night, unofficial returns showed Democrat Juli Briskman ahead of Republican incumbent Suzanne Volpe with 52% of the vote.
Among her goals, Briskman said she would increase transparency in local government.
Briskman was on a bike ride in October 2017 and was photographed making the gesture as Trump's motorcade went by. She told her bosses what happened after the photo went viral and was asked to leave her government contracting job or face termination. She sued and won a severance claim, but her wrongful-termination lawsuit was dismissed.


lvm
Manage physical volumes, volume groups, and logical volumes using the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) interactive shell.
More information: home page
- Start the Logical Volume Manager interactive shell:
sudo lvm
- List the Logical Volume Manager commands:
sudo lvm help
- Initialize a drive or partition to be used as a physical volume:
sudo lvm pvcreate /dev/sdXY
- Display information about physical volumes:
sudo lvm pvdisplay
- Create a volume group called vg1 from the physical volume on `/dev/sdXY`:
sudo lvm vgcreate vg1 /dev/sdXY
- Display information about volume groups:
sudo lvm vgdisplay
- Create a logical volume with size 10G from volume group vg1:
sudo lvm lvcreate -L 10G vg1
- Display information about logical volumes:
sudo lvm lvdisplay


Is John F. Kennedy Jr. alive and will he make a public return to join President Donald Trump as his vice presidential running mate in 2020? No, that's not true: It is a cornerstone of a conspiracy myth promoted by QAnon followers who believe that the son of President John F. Kennedy faked his own death (and that of his wife and sister-in-law) in a 1999 private plane crash so he could help Trump battle the "Deep State" two decades later. A National Transportation Safety Board investigation concluded that JFK Jr., 38, his wife Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, 33, and her sister Lauren Bessette, 34, died from injuries suffered in the crash, which the NTSB blamed on pilot (Kennedy) error. A Massachusetts coroner confirmed their identifies and cause of death.
The myth of JFK Jr.'s resurrection began around April 2018 with a series of "Q drops" shared on the 8Chan forum. QAnon followers -- who believe President Trump is in a war with the "Deep State" to destroy a global pedophile network -- have since created countless posts offering interpretations of the cryptic messages from "Q," including a video (archived here) published on YouTube on July 7, 2019 under the title "JFK JR IS HERE...". The subtitle read:
JFK Junior is here...don't give up on him...
This is what social media users saw:
Before we show you how we know this claim is fake, let's first look at what QAnon followers believe.
Those who believe John F. Kennedy Jr. is alive also believe he is sending them coded messages as "Q." Thus, the movement is called QAnon. These people, who are typically hardcore supporters of Donald Trump, believe that Kennedy is seeking revenge on the "Deep State's" assassination of his father in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963. He supposedly conspired with Trump in 1999 on a long-range plan to destroy the "Deep State," which is puportedly led by Trump enemies including the Bush, Clinton and Obama families. They point to JFK Jr.'s praise of Trump in 1999 as evidence, but Lead Stories found that quote was fake. Read "Fake News: JFK Jr. Did NOT Write In 1999 Donald Trump As President Would Be An Unstoppable Force For Ultimate Justice"
These QAnon believers anticipated that JFK Jr. would make a dramatic public return at Trump's 2019 4th of July event in Washington D.C. Some predicted the president would use that day to announce that Kennedy would replace Vice President Pence as his 2020 running mate.
While there was disappoinment when it didn't happen, the above video reassures the followers that JFK Jr. was there at the 4th of July event, but his big reveal was delayed because of an assassination plot against Trump that was thwarted by the military. It could come this Christmas, the vlogger suggested. This video even included a purported photo of JFK Jr. at the Trump Hotel in Washington, disguised as a Pittsburgh man named Vincent Fusca:
This photo is purportedly John F. Kennedy Jr. at Trump Hotel on July 4, 2019. He would be 58. This actually appears to be a photo of Vincent Fusca, a Pittburgh man who frequently attends Trump campaign rallies. Fusca's Twitter account suggests that he enjoys the speculation that he is JFK Jr.:
Fans can even buy Fusca t-shirts on Amazon.
QAnon followers get their messages through a variety of social media, including Twitter, Facebook, and a list of smaller platforms. Q's original method for "Q drops," 8Chan, was taken offline in the aftermath of the El Paso, Texas, mass shooting of August 3, 2019. The shooting suspect used the platform to post his "manifesto," renewing criticism is had become a megaphone for mass shooters, and a recruiting platform for violent white nationalist," the New York Times reported.
This thread from the Twitter account of QAnon blogger George Colgrove III summarizes how he believes John F. Kennedy Jr. staged his death so he could 20 years later return to help Trump battle the dark forces of the Deep State:
On this 20th Anniversary of The "Start" I decided to get into the trenches to explain why I believe JFK Jr. faked his death. I present this not to "prove" he's alive. I present this so one could see a pragmatic story of how a man who was targeted by the DS, whose family members were also targeted by the DS. This story opens up with my understanding of Q. There is no doubt that Q is interwoven within the John F. Kennedy story. There is a strong sense that the fuel behind Q is the assassination of Kennedy. Q also revealed in Q-Post 1082, that JFK Jr.'s plane crash initiated the beginning of Q. So in essence today at 9:41 pm ET will be the 20th year anniversary of Q.
Scroll down the full thread and you will see the dramatic details of how JFK Jr. parachuted from the small plane before it slammed into the ocean -- and how co-conspirators in the government placed three cadavers in the wreckage to make it appear that he, his wife, and her sister were killed:
Check out this post which has links to other videos:
Here are several good articles that will give you a better understanding of QAnon and the JFK Jr. myth:
- Rolling Stone "QAnon Followers Think JFK Jr. Is Coming Back on the 4th of July"
- The Daily Beast "QAnon, the Pro-Trump Conspiracy Theorists, Now Believe JFK Jr. Faked His Death to Become Their Leader"
- Mother Jones "How QAnon Will Outlive 8Chan"
Now, how do we know that John F. Kennedy Jr. is not Q and will not be President Trump's 2020 running mate? Sadly: He is dead.
The National Transportation Safety Board released its full investigative report into the plane accident in which Kennedy, wife Caroline Bessetter, and sister-in-law Lauren Bessette perished on July 19, 1999. You can read and download it here. The NTSB concluded that Kennedy, who was relatively inexperienced as a pilot flying above water a nighttime, became disoriented and made mistakes that caused the small aircraft to crash into the Atlantic Ocean approximately 7 1/2 miles southwest of Gay Head, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. It was blamed on pilot error due to "spatial disorientation."
The AC (FAA Advisory Circular) states that an illusion or false impression occurs when information provided by sensory organs is misinterpreted or inadequate and that many illusions in flight could be created by complex motions and certain visual scenes encountered under adverse weather conditions and at night. It also states that some illusions may lead to spatial disorientation or the inability to determine accurately the attitude or motion of the aircraft in relation to the earth's surface. The AC also states that spatial disorientation as a result of continued VFR flight into adverse weather conditions is regularly near the top of the cause/factor list in annual statistics on fatal aircraft accidents.
Investigators talked to the certified flight instructor who was still training Kennedy to fly his Piper Saratoga II in such conditions:
The CFI stated that the pilot had the ability to fly the airplane without a visible horizon but may have had difficulty performing additional tasks under such conditions. He also stated that the pilot was not ready for an instrument evaluation as of July 1, 1999, and needed additional training. The CFI was not aware of the pilot conducting any flight in the accident airplane without an instructor on board. He also stated that he would not have felt comfortable with the accident pilot conducting night flight operations on a route similar to the one flown on, and in weather conditions similar to those that existed on, the night of the accident. The CFI further stated that he had talked to the pilot on the day of the accident and offered to fly with him on the accident flight. He stated that the accident pilot replied that "he wanted to do it alone."
Another factor considered in Kennedy's inability to pull the plane out of a dive was a leg injury suffered a month earlier:
According to medical records, on June 1, 1999, the pilot fractured his left ankle in a "hang gliding" accident, and on June 2, 1999, he underwent surgical "open reduction internal fixation of left ankle fracture." On June 23, 1999, the pilot's leg was removed from a cast and placed in a "Cam-Walker." On July 15, 1999, the pilot's Cam-Walker was removed, and on July 16, 1999, he was given a "straight cane and instructed in cane usage." The medical records noted that the pilot was "full-weight bearing with mild antalgic gait."
Flight instructors told the NTSB that they had to assist Kennedy with certain functions in the weeks before because of the injury.
This video offers a good re-enactment of what the NTSB concluded:
The NTSB report also confirmed that a medical examiner conducted autopsies on all three bodies, which would have revealed if the bodies had died earlier in another fashion and were not the victims.
On July 21, 1999, examinations were performed on the pilot and passengers by Dr. James Weiner, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The results indicated that the pilot and passengers died from multiple injuries as a result of an airplane accident.
Toxicological testing was conducted by the FAA Toxicology Accident Research Laboratory, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The toxicological tests were negative for alcohol and drugs of abuse.
Carolyn and Lauren's mother sued Kennedy's estate for the wrongful death of her daughters. The estate paid the mom $15 million in a settlement. This raises a question: If JFK Jr. bailed out and lived, what happened to his wife and sister-in-law?  Did they join the plot? There are no believable answers to these questions except that all three died in a plane crash.
Another wrinkle in the plot is: Why would American voters accept that VIncent Fusca is really Kennedy and allow him to become vice president? And what about Mike Pence? Is he in on the plan?
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Parameter Space Model Visualization¶
As shown below, the Parameter Space model page consists of linked scatterplot and data table views, combined with interactive filtering, data manipulation, and remote viewing of images and other media. The Scatterplot View provides an abstract representation of the ensemble members and their value distributions within the variables selected for the axes. The Variable Table provides the raw data values contained in the original table file. Changes made to the plot or the table will cause corresponding changes in the other.
As with the CCA Model Visualization example, we will be using the Cars data set in the following sections to illustrate some of the Parameter Space Model features. We will also be using the Taylor Anvil Impact Scenario (TAIS) ensemble, which includes image data, to demonstrate some of the media-based functionality.


License InformationThe license for the EPiServer is connected to an IP address or MAC address on the machine on which it is installed. The license information for your EPiServer Web site is stored in an encrypted file on the Web server. This information can tell you to whom the license belongs, what type of license it is and if there are any relevant restrictions. If for any reason you need to change your license: if, for example, you change the IP address or type of license, etc., you can upload and install the new license file from the Install a new license tab.
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{% extends "skeleton.html" %} {% block maincontent %} Welcome Click "Products" above to browse products, and "Companies" to look at the worst offenders. {% endblock %}
Click "Products" above to browse products, and "Companies" to look at the worst offenders.


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Yep, we want to show case the mashup capability of the Apigee Edge Platform
| Bing | Take an lat/long and search within 5 kilometres of that address for a hospital (or some other entity). You will need a Bing Map Key - http://www.microsoft.com/maps/create-a-bing-maps-key.aspx. I created a Basic key for the demo. |
| IPInfoDB account | We assume that a browser made the invocation. We use this service to do a IP to Geo lookup and get the lat/long. You will need an account for IP Info DB - http://www.ipinfodb.com/ |
| OpenWeather (no account needed) | This demo uses APIs from the free OpenWeatherMap site - http://www.openweathermap.org/ |
| Apigee account | You will need API Services account; start here - http://apigee.com/about/ |
Here is what this demo will do:
| API Services Feature | Description |
| Key/Value Map | Store configurations within the Apigee storage and not within policies. This allows you to promote policies from development to test without changes to hard coded keys/configurations. |
| Service Callout Policy | A very quick way to perform a callout albeit a synchronous callout. |
| Async Callout | Fire off an async call to an external service and continue the API processing flow. |
| Enrichment of the response | Take the response from the 'backed' server (Bing Maps) and augment it with additional information (the weather data that was asynchronously requested). |
| Partner/Developer Management | Manage who can access the APIs via configuration and zero disruption to the IT development team. |
| Custom Analytics | Start capturing metrics on specific values within the request and easily display and analyze it without disrupting IT! |


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based on partial input.
The switch-name
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displays the selected objects that match the partial input.
When one is clicked the the click-function
populates the related input field.
The repeat-expr
returns the list of selected objects.
The optional `next='expr' names a function that focuses on the next DOM element when the input is complete.
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