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INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM (1984) October 2nd, 2001 Reviewed by Jerry Saravia
Sequels come and go but how many prequels have their been? A prequel is basically a story that takes place before the events of the original film. Spielberg's masterful "Raiders of the Lost Ark" was set in the year 1936. "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" takes place in 1935, one year before the events of "Raiders." Not that it matters because this entry retains the flavor, if not the subtlety, of the original. "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" remains the most exhausting action film ever made, building on one clever surprise and predicament after another and never letting up for one second. "Raiders" had momentum and moments where the audience could breathe. Spielberg goes so over-the-top that it seems we are watching a manic cartoon on overdrive where we can hardly brake for a single breath. The film begins with an explosive opening sequence set in Shanghai that practically outdoes "Raiders" famous opening. We see Indiana dressed in a tuxedo, entering a ritzy nightclub where he meets some nefarious Chinese gangsters. Before you know it, Indiana is poisoned, seeking a vial with the antidote, while evading bullets, a Chinese gong, dancers performing "Anything Goes," balloons, rickshaws, and so on. It is a tense, almost spooky action sequence in that the intensity level is so high that you feel you are in a roller coaster that never ends. That is the spirit of the movie. Anyways, Indiana leaves Shanghai almost unscathed from harm with a floozy singer in tow, Willie Scott (Kate Capshaw), and a smart-mouthed Chinese kid named Short Round (Ke Huy Quan) who wears a Yankees hat. They travel by plane until they discover there are no pilots! Then we are in another tense sequence where Indiana tries to fly the plane but fails, gets an inflatable raft (!) and off we go! Before you can say "whew," our weary travelers are in India. It turns out that a small village is suffering thanks to the loss of some precious, magical stones. Of course, Indiana has to travel to a palace where the stones supposedly reside and bring them back to the village. But isn't he a professor and shouldn't he be heading back to America?
Inside the palace, it is discovered that a secret, ancient ritual is performed where hearts are ripped out from unlucky villagers yet they still manage to breathe! Yes, it is a gross moment among many. "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" has been criticized for its heavy, graphic violence and intense action scenes. It was so intense that it led to the creation of the PG-13 rating (that summer saw the mean "Gremlins" which also helped to create such a rating). The film piles on the gross gags including the eating of monkey brains, oozing liquids and other disgusting creatures in every single crevice of the underground palace, whippings galore, beatings aplenty, abuse and some occasional blood and gore. Some of it is layed on so thick that Spielberg feels he may as well give it all - what the heck, audiences will eat up anything for a sequel or a prequel. Some gags go a long way and others do shock, particularly the infamous heart-ripping scene.
Still, "Temple of Doom" is about doom, not "the temple of roses," as Spielberg once said. For thrilling action and incomparable fright, nobody can do it better than the Spielman. We have a room of collapsing walls with spikes, cavernous hideaways, mine cars, waterfalls, planes, collapsing rope bridges, chains, leather, whips, and so on. And our hero even repeats the old marksman versus the swordsman joke only this time, there is no gun!
Ford plays it straight as usual, and is more muscular than before (thanks to Body by Jake in the credits). Kate Capshaw remains a bore in the film, far too whiny and insipid to inspire much sympathy. Still, she has a few bravura moments, especially the "five minute" scene where she waits for Indiana to make love to her. She has some pizazz and comedic energy but hardly enough, and is no comparison to the feisty Karen Allen in the original. Ke Huy Quan is also a bit of a whiner but also has his inspired moments (like the Buster Keaton gag of climbing onto a mine car by using someone else's body) and a few good one-liners.
The dastardly villain is Mola Ram (Amrish Puri), the leader of a Thuggee cult who is determined to find the lost Sankara stones in the mines. He is cartoonishly evil, lacking some of the depth and personality of the Nazi villains from "Raiders" yet he is a formidable opponent for Indy. At one point, after hearing of Mola Ram's plans to rule the world, Indiana exclaims, "What a vivid imagination." Indeed. Nice bit of trivia: Mola Ram was also a villain in the excellent "Gunga Din."
Possibly the darkest film Spielberg has ever made, "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" hardly has the sunny disposition of "Raiders" but it is a fierce, unrelenting often humorous action film that often parodies itself and "Raiders." Its action scenes are so grim and of such a roller-coaster-ride mentality that it gives new meaning to the word "breathless."
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How To Search Your Source With Grep
First lession in Unix 101One of the joys of the last decade has been the growing ubiquity of Unix, and one of its most useful tools is grep. Even if you’re using an IDE for your development, the odds are that you’ll be able to search your code faster and more flexibly once you learn this command line tool. It’s not always obvious how to access all that power though, so I’ll show you some of my favorite techniques. The examples have been tested on OS X’s GNU grep, but should be applicable to most versions. You can download Cygwin if you want to run this and other Unix tools on Windows.
grep -inIEr –color=ALWAYS “Foo.*=” source/code/directory/
This is the way I use grep most frequently, and first here’s what those cryptic options mean. The lower-case “i” means that the search is going to be case-insensitive, and the “n” asks the tool to print the line number next to each match. The big “I” means grep uses some impressive guesswork to figure out which files are binary not text, and skips matching those. The upper-case “E” tells the tool to treat the pattern as a Posix extended regular expression, since the default of basic is very limited in what you can express. Finally the lower “r” prepares the tool to look at all the files and sub-folders within the main directory you specify. The last option switch causes the matched parts of the result lines to be highlighted in color.
The third argument is the pattern you want to match, and the only gotcha to watch out for here is that you need to enclose it in either single or double quotes to make sure none of the characters are misinterpreted as shell commands. Learning regular expressions can be daunting, but knowing that “.” matches any single character and “.*” matches zero or more of any character can get you surprisingly far. The last argument is the directory that contains your source code. Here’s an example:
The results are all the matching lines in the source code files, with the file name and line number at the start of each line. On OS X you can then open them up in your favorite editor by cutting and pasting the file name into the open command, eg
open maprender/src/maprender.mxml
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Sometimes just seeing a single line isn’t enough context to understand if it’s a match you’re interested in, and that’s where the -C option comes in handy. You specify a number of lines to show before and after the match, which gives you something a bit more like the webpage snippets search engines show for each result:
grep -inIEr –color=ALWAYS -C1 “Foo.*=” source/code/directory/
File types
Often you want to narrow down your search to files written in a particular language, and this is where you need the –include option. You specify another pattern (confusingly it’s a glob not a full regular expression), and only files with names that match it are searched.
grep -inIEr –color=ALWAYS –include=”*.php” “Foo.*=” source/code/directory/
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by BeSoccerDiego Costa is facing three months out after Atletico Madrid confirmed the striker underwent surgery on a cervical disc on Thursday.
Costa felt discomfort in his neck last week in training and the club decided the injury required surgery.
"Diego Costa underwent surgery on his cervical disc herniation in Madrid on Thursday," Atletico confirmed in a statement.
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We use Probability Calculator to solve the SWARM Firefox problem. First we will re-state the problem here so the page is self-contained.
Problem Description
Preface
In the (mediocre) 1982 movie “Firefox” (based on the decent 1977 thriller), US pilot Mitchell Gant steals the Firefox, a fictional top secret supersonic stealth aircraft developed by the Soviet Union. He initially heads south ensuring he is seen by a commercial airliner before using the stealth properties of the plane to turn north unseen. His plan is to follow the Ural mountains to a clever refueling rendezvous before heading west. Here is our adaptation.
The Problem
Imagine you are the Soviet general in charge of the northern defenses. You know Gant was last seen heading south. However, your top analyst says Gant is trained in evasion, and suspects it was a diversion and that he is heading north. Here we will depart from the movie a bit to make an interesting but tractable decision problem.
Gant has to go either north or south. You judge there is a 50% chance Gant went north, probably following the Ural mountains. Your team estimates it is three times as likely he is flying at low altitude than at high (i.e. odds are 3:1 in favor of low).
You have two detection systems.
Acoustic detectors, known as “Big Ears.” These can detect a supersonic aircraft by picking up the sonic boom. Big Ears detects 95% of low-altitude supersonic targets, and 50% of high-altitude targets. It is unlikely any other aircraft would set them off right now, so there is only a 1% false alarm rate.
Radar. You know this radar works poorly against a target like Firefox. At best it has a 30% detection, when Firefox is up high presenting a broad target on a clear background. At low altitudes, detection is only 10%. There is always a 5% false alarm rate, including both system noise, other aircraft, and occasional bird flocks.
The sensors are been linked by a simple rules-based system made for detecting possible NATO stealth test flights in the north (the south is someone else’s problem):
- If Radar reports no contact, and BigEars report a supersonic footprint, say “Stealth”.
- Otherwise, say “No Stealth”.
Your top analyst warns that this system was not designed for stealth as good as Firefox. There is little time to recalibrate for its overly conservative rules, so she intuitively adjusts:
- If the system says “Stealth” she will say “Firefox”.
- Else if the radar reports a contact, she will most likely (75%) say that it is “Firefox.”
- Otherwise, she is only 20% likely to say “Firefox”.
Question 1
Your analyst says “Not Firefox”. What is the chance Gant was nevertheless in the north? Compare that with taking a non-stealth reading straight from the rules system?
Question 2
Gant knows he is taking the northern route. Which altitude would minimize his chance of being detected?
Probability Calculator
This is the same problem described in Solving Probability Puzzles with Bayes Nets and in the SWARM Demo Platform Firefox Problem, but we analyze it slightly differently.
- Variable names reflect Calculator's requirement that everything is True/False. We use similar variable names as in the Demo Platform, but ...
- We omit the SystemStealth variable just because we can: Calculator makes it easy to query that condition directly.
- FirefoxNorth and AltitudeHigh describe Gant's location and height. True if Gant goes north, or respectively if Gant flies at high altitude.
- BigEarsSupersonic and Radar are true when those sensors detect something.
- AnalystFirefox is true when the analyst says "Firefox".
Time to use the calculator.


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Lecture times are 2:30-3:50pm PST. All deadlines are at 11:59pm PST.
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Slides | Lab Homework 1 Released: [pdf] [Code] [Written Template] Description: Homework 1 is designed to make sure you are comfortable with ML fundamentals that will be needed in this course. If you are struggling with parts of this assignment, consider whether you meet the prerequisites. Learning outcomes: Background checkpoint Content: XGboost, Python, Sci-kit learn, Tensorflow for vision |
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An Evaluation of the Human-Interpretability of Explanation Why Should I Trust You?": Explaining the Predictions of Any Classifier Axiomatic Attribution for Deep Networks |
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Slides Towards Automatic Concept-based Explanations Influence-Directed Explanations for CNNs |
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| Part III: Fairness (Weeks 4 and 5) | |||
| Mon Apr 19 | Week 4 Presentation topics:
Mitigation in Data Individual Fairness |
Slides Big Data's Disparate Impact Certifying and Eliminating Disparate Impact Fairness through Awareness |
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Problems with measuring fairness in the real world |
Slides Certifying and removing disparate impact The Measure and Mismeasure of Fairness: A Critical Review of Fair Machine Learning |
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Slides Use Privacy in Data-Driven Systems: Theory and Experiments with Machine Learnt Programs Membership Inference Attacks Against Machine Learning Models Model Inversion Attacks that Exploit Confidence Information and Basic Countermeasures |
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No Free Lunch in Data Privacy |
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How does adversarial robustness play a role in model explainability (to be discussed further in next week’s Presentation topics)? |
Slides Adversarial Examples Are Not Bugs, They Are Features |
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| Thu May 20 | Intro to Homework 5 Implement basic attacks for small models |
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Slides Towards Deep Learning Models Resistant to Adversarial Attacks Explanations can be manipulated and geometry is to blame Improving the Adversarial Robustness and Interpretability of Deep Neural Networks by Regularizing their Input Gradients |
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Fast Geometric Projections for Local Robustness Certification Non-deep net adversarial attacks on explanations? Fooling LIME and SHAP: Adversarial Attacks on Post hoc Explanation Methods |
Slides Fast Geometric Projections for Local Robustness Certification Fooling LIME and SHAP: Adversarial Attacks on Post hoc Explanation Methods |
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| Thu May 27 | Homework 5 Q/A TBD |
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Documenting the games which have made an impact in my life.
The day I started transitioning into a full-time PC gamer was the day I started exploring all kinds of games that I could ever get my hands on, from any genre and background.
Among all of the games that I own, very few have I realised the importance of these games, especially their role in shaping up who I am today. Some of these games have their own "special thing" which gripped me to the point that I was hooked, and the moments that I experienced while playing them have always been worth it. These games are worthy of mentioning just for that sole reason.
And that's the reason I set up Timeless Games. It is a curated list of all the games that I've spent the most time on, had the most enjoyment in, and which experience I'll remember fondly for many years to come. Most of the games featured will be PC games, but I'll try to include some console games as well.


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Power Rangers was a weird story about nerdy teenagers that looked like they were 30 and did martial arts then came into contact with a giant floating wizard head and his useless robot.
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This dude has the All Spark. He's basically the god of robots and can create and take mechanical life at will... but he doesn't because he's a pretty cool guy with a deep voice.
Nothing like merging the cold war with mechs and a heartwarming story of friendship. You'll cry at the end of the movie, but you'll cheer at the end of ripping open the box of this item.


Pycon Finland is a non-profit conference organized by a non-profit organization called Python Finland association. The conference is meant for people interested in Python software development and related technologies. It's a part of global PyCon conference series
Pycon Finland 2015 will be held on 19.10.2015.
The venue for the conference will be HTC Helsinki in Ruoholahti. The same as last year.
See the code of conduct of the conference


DLC Season Pass Content For ‘Code Vein’ Arrives Next Year
by Mike WilsonBandai Namco have announced that Season Pass content for their anime-inspired Souls-like game Code Vein will arrive in 2020.
The downloadable content will include new bosses, new story, new stages, new NPC costumes, and new customization parts including weapons, Blood Codes, and Gifts.
Additionally, a new free update is planned for release in December, which will include Christmas-themed accessories and emotes such as dances and new poses. Code Vein is available now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The Season Pass is available for $24.99.


Network-agnostic, high-level game networking library for client-side prediction and server reconciliation


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block main_content %} {% if form.errors %}
Invalid options. Please try again.
Winner: {{ form.winner }}
Loser: {{ form.loser }}
Results: {{ form.results }}
Put the winner's score first, so if the winner won the first game 21-15, lost the second 21-18 and won the third 24-22, then put "21-15,18-21,24-22". (Leave blank if you don't care.)


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For the past 2 months I have been taking 6 mg Zyprexa and 25 mg Prozac under the name Symbyax daily. I have taken mushrooms before, but never while on Symbyax. Tonight I ate one gram of powerful mushrooms with no effects after 4 hours. I did some research and found a report of a person eating 8 g of cubensis mushrooms while on Zyprexa with no effects.
Everybody may be different, but if you are taking a mood stabilizer, you may want to think twice about wasting your money on mushrooms.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This example shows how it is possible to update the full form state with a single update function. In this scenario we
want to block/disable the form inputs after submitting the form. However, some elements have been manually disabled in
the form state and they should remain disabled when the UI is unblocked, which will happen 1 second after submitting
the form (simulating a server call). We achieve this by storing a user-defined property for each form control. This
allows returning all form inputs to the state they were before the UI was blocked.


Kiss the Girls Review by Larry McGillicuddy Copyright Larry McGillicuddy
**** (out of 4) Directed by Gary Fleder Starring Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd, Cary Elwes, Jay O. Sanders, Bill Nunn, Tony Goldwyn, Jeremy Piven
Great characters can carry a substandard story very far. If you can become involved in them, it overshadows the weaker plot aspects and makes a movie entertaining. On the other hand, if you have a solid, if somewhat familiar story, great characters can make that movie a memorable viewing experience and one of the most entertaining films of the year. Kiss the Girls is that kind of movie.
Morgan Freeman stars as Alex Cross, a forensic psychologist who comes to North Carolina to investigate the disappearance of several young women, one of whom is his own neice. Cross is a quietly intense man who could be ready to break out in rage at any moment. The police chief warns him about not overstepping his bounds in one of the more cliched scenes in the movie, but as the movie progresses there is no attempt to derail Freeman's involvement in the investigation.
All of the kidnap victims are beautiful, strong, and talented women in their 20's So the first time we see Ashley Judd appear in the movie, we know what's going to happen. Judd plays a lonely medical intern who trains at kickboxing. She is kidnapped from her house, in a terrifyingly effective sequence that would make Wes Craven proud.
The kidnapper's dungeon has an errie and creative design. While spending time in the dungeon, Judd goes through a range of emotions and this is when her character really start to take focus, and Judd gets to display her expansive range. Then in an absolutely brilliant suspense sequence, Judd makes her escape, blinded by the first sign of light and lost among the dizzying pattern of the forest. The sequence ends with an effective lift from the Fugitive.
>From then on, the movie takes the form of a buddy movie, as Freeman and Judd team up to find this mysterious kidnapper. The teaming up of two of the most natural actors in Hollywood proves to be a terrific casting decision. Freeman and Judd work off each other like seasoned pros and their unforced chemistry in every scene is fascinating.
Kiss the Girls does run into a few problems, but it's hard to remember them now. With such talent on hand, the flaws are remembered for a couple minutes and then are just an afterthought, if that. Gary Fleder shows an impressive ability in staging his suspense and action sequences, and in between, he lets Freeman and Judd do their stuff, unhindered by lame pseudo-fancy camera shots that many younger directors think make a great film these days. Kiss the Girls may have a story with some familiar aspects, but the execution is near perfect from all involved. Let's get Freeman and Judd together in another movie immediately.
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Japan ex-PM Nakasone who boosted ties with US dies at 101
In office for five years from November 1982 to November 1987, Nakasone was known for trying to transform the nation defeated in World War II into a full-fledged member of the West during the Cold War era.
Former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, an ardent conservative who worked to forge a stronger military alliance with the United States, died on Friday at the age of 101, an official at his son's office said.
In office for five years from November 1982 to November 1987, Nakasone was known for trying to transform the nation defeated in World War II into a full-fledged member of the West during the Cold War era.
His efforts to strengthen security ties with Washington came at a time of intensifying trade friction with the United States, the world's biggest economy.
Describing Washington as "the most important partner for Japan", he built a friendship with then President Ronald Reagan.
Officials at the office of his son Hirofumi Nakasone, who is a member of the Japanese parliament's upper house, confirmed the ex-premier's death to AFP, with one of them saying he died Friday, without offering further details.
He broke post-World War II taboos in Japan by deciding to provide military technology to the US and scrapping the cap on the nation's annual defence budget.
Seen as a security hawk and a nationalist, Nakasone's positions on defence angered left-wingers in Japan, at a time when anti-war sentiments were even stronger than today after the defeat in World War II.
Echoing the "Reaganomics" policies of the American president, Nakasone privatised national enterprises such as railway and telephone operators, leaning in favour of the free market and a small state.
He also left his mark on Japan's relations with neighbours China and South Korea, which have been haunted by wartime history.
He was the first Japanese prime minister to visit South Korea, which had been under Tokyo's colonial rule from 1910 to the end of World War II in 1945.
In 1985, he visited a controversial war shrine but did not go the next year after China strongly criticised the move as an attempt to whitewash history.
He stepped down as prime minister in 1987 as support for his government plummeted after he tried to introduce a large-scale indirect tax system.


International Children’s Day
by Office of the Children's Commissioner20 November 2019
Children’s Commissioner calls on government to consult with children and young people on International Children’s Day
The Children’s Commissioner is calling on the government to re-prioritise its commitment to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (the Children’s Convention) on International Children’s Day.
“30 years ago, the United Nations officially adopted what was then a ground-breaking convention to promote, respect, protect and fulfil the rights of all children,” Commissioner Becroft says.
“New Zealand ratified the Children’s Convention four years later, in 1993. Our Government of the day made a promise to embed those rights in our laws, policies and practices and to report publicly on how it was ensuring all children in New Zealand are safe, healthy and thriving.
“Three decades on, we are able to celebrate some significant changes for children like the recent launch of a Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy. But we still have a long way to go to prioritise children’s rights,” he says.
Today is also International Children’s Day, and an ideal time to launch a new pocket edition of the Convention - unique to Aotearoa New Zealand because it includes the full text in both English and te reo Māori. The 30th anniversary edition of the Children’s Convention booklet is available for download from occ.org.nz/publications/resources/uncrc-30th-edition.
“One of the steps towards ensuring children have their rights to things like education, safety and health fulfilled, is for all of us to understand what children’s rights are and how we can put them into action,” Commissioner Becroft says.
The 30th anniversary edition of the Children’s Convention includes the full text in both English and te reo Māori.
“It’s important that the Children’s Convention be understood in the context of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and the government takes appropriate measures to ensure tamariki and rangatahi Māori have their individual and collective rights as indigenous children fulfilled.
“This means recognising the importance of hearing the voices of children within the context of their whanau, hapū, iwi and wider family groups,” Commissioner Becroft says.
ENDS


TOO MANY WAYS TO BE NO. 1 (Yige Zitou De Dansheng)
Hong Kong. 1997. Director - Wai Ka-fai, Screenplay - Wai, Matthew Chow & Szeto Kam-yuen, Producers - Anthony Chow & Johnny To, Photography - Wong Wing-hang, Music - Cacine Wong, Production Design - Silver Cheung. Production Company - Milkyway Image Co. Lau Ching-wan (Ah Kau), Francis Ng (Matt Chan)
Plot: The Hong Kong mobster Ah Kau is plunged into trouble after the gang run their boss down during an armed raid on a bathhouse.  In another reality Kau makes a different set of choices and there is persuaded to help a friend make an assassination hit in Taiwan - only to get too drunk to remember who they are hitting and finding the two of them have been hired by rival brothers to shoot the other.
This Hong Kong crime film is a rather funny take on the whole modishly cool criminal operation subgenre created by `Reservoir Dogs' and copied by the likes of `The Usual Suspects', `Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead' et al. Here the band of stylish, hard-talking crims which has become a staple of the subgenre since `Reservoir Dogs' are replaced by a group of bumbling wannabes who have more in common with Abbott and Costello than Tarantino. The exercise is shot through with a sense of Terry Gilliam-esque black irony wherein everything that can go wrong inevitably will. The gang's boss is accidentally run over - they brick him up only to find they have entombed his ringing pager with him; one of the hoods keeps trying to get his senile grandmother to give him the contact name of the person he is to hit over the phone; the hoods wake up after a night's heavy drinking to find they have agreed to a hit and then that each has been hired by two mobster brothers to rub out the other brother; they mug a woman only to find that the woman has been left brain-damaged and is a triad boss's wife and that they have now been hired to find and kill themselves. The whole exercise is more a dog-legging series of ironic twists than it is any real plot but it is conducted with an immense degree of energy. And it is as much notable for the energy of the exercise as it is for the eccentricity of the camera-work - a fight is filmed with the camera upside down; another with it swinging from side to side as though on a pendulum; or fluid camera shots with the camera snaking through the aftermath of shootouts or action melee scenes to take in everything that is happening at once.
The film also has a unique narrative structure. It tells one story then backtracks to the beginning of events to retell an alternate story based on what might happen if a different central choice was made by the hero. This may well have been inspired by the elliptical story-telling structure of `Pulp Fiction', as some have pointed out, but really is a device of sufficient uniqueness and originality to stand on its own. Of course the basic idea of telling two alternate storylines based on different choices was then stolen in the following year's `Sliding Doors'.
Reviewed at the Christchurch 1998 International Film Festival
Copyright Richard Scheib 1998
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Morrison's The Green Lantern To Introduce New Guardians of the Universe
by Noah DominguezThe adventures of Hal Jordan will continue this coming February in writer Grant Morrison and artist Liam Sharp's The Green Lantern: Season Two. And the comic's first issue is already set to alter the status quo of the Green Lantern mythos by introducing Hal to something he likely wasn't prepared for: young Guardians of the Universe.
"The first issue is about Hal Jordan going in search of replacements for the Guardians of the Universe," Morrison said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. "It ties into all the big stuff that’s happening in the DC Universe next year, so there’s a little bit of that but the fun was 'let’s mess up the status quo.' It’s a little bit like PC Principal from South Park, where suddenly everything’s changed at the top.
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"These are new Guardians with very different ideas of what’s right and wrong," the writer continued. "Instead of Hal butting heads with these geriatric space dudes that he always had problems with, where he was the young cocky guy and they were the old heads, suddenly we have Young Guardians. It’s also having a little bit of fun with this 'ok boomer' thing."
As Morrison mentions, the Green Lantern known as Hal Jordan has historically been portrayed a a rebellious figure as far as the ancient Guardians of the Universe were concerned, often challenging their antiquated beliefs and practices. With the advent of the Young Guardians, however, it seems as though Hal may soon find himself on the other side of the generational divide.
Elsewhere in the interview with EW, Morrison noted that the second season of The Green Lantern will focus on more on one-off stories. Additionally, readers can expect to see familiar faces, as well as the fantasy planet we caught a glimpse of in issue #9. Finally, much like how Season One saw Hal Jordan rekindle his partnership with Green Arrow, Season Two will see a Green Lantern/Flash team-up.
Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Liam Sharp, The Green Lantern: Season Two #1 goes on sale Feb. 12, 2020 from DC Comics. The complete solicitation information, as well as Sharp's cover, can be found below.
THE GREEN LANTERN SEASON TWO #1
- written by GRANT MORRISON
- art and cover by LIAM SHARP
- variant cover by GERALD PAREL
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- The team of writer Grant Morrison and artist Liam Sharp continue their bold new take on the Emerald Warrior in a wild 30-page second season opener!
- In the wake of the Blackstar incursion, Hal Jordan and his fellow Lanterns must pick up the pieces from that cataclysmic conclusion. Among them is Jordan’s next critical mission: search for the next generation of cosmic immortals. Is the universe ready for…the Young Guardians?
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White House Source: Trump Made Unexpected Hospital Visit to Test For Intentional Poisoning
Food tester was first rushed to hospital, and doctors believe there was exposure to time-delayed poison
An inside source says President Trump’s food taster became ill after ingesting an unnamed substance, which is why the president made a surprise hospital visit on Saturday.
In an official statement, the White House said President Trump visited the Walter Reed Military Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, for a “quick exam and labs.”
The hospital visit was not listed on the president’s public schedule, according to media outlets which indicated that the visit was not a routine physical exam.
Additionally, the inside source said his food taster was rushed to the facility after becoming extremely ill.
Doctors and staff reportedly found the byproduct of a type of toxin that’s very hard to detect and has a time-delayed onset of symptoms.
Additionally, the toxin is a newer concoction that’s not typically tested for since it’s not well-known, according to the source.
The president was later taken to the same facility where a battery of tests were performed to assess whether he had ingested the same toxin.
There’s an ongoing investigation into the matter.
During the Clinton administration, the chief chef was designated the “presidential food taster,” according to the former White House chef Walter Scheib.
According to the Washington Examiner’s Paul Bedard:
“He said, ‘Yeah, the chef is the taster. We are the last ones to taste it before it goes out,'” [writer Adrian] Miller said of his talk with Scheib.
What’s more, he said, the White House has an elaborate system to keep food for the first family and even state dinners safe. Primarily, the kitchen works with companies that have undergone background checks.
“Discretion is valued,” he said. “If you find somebody bragging about that, you shouldn’t trust them,” said Miller.
Interestingly, Scheib also said that sometimes the most secure way to serve food to the president is to “just go to the store and shop at the last moment.”
That might explain Trump’s ongoing penchant for fast food.
And, according to a 2013 article by Business Insider:
It’s very likely the President has a food taster, and despite criticism of the practice under President Barack Obama, the mystery anti-poison position apparently goes back to the days of Ronald Reagan.
The recent taster controversy was sparked after a report of the President not eating at a lunch with Republican senators earlier this month.
“Apparently he has to have essentially a taster, and I pointed out to him that we were all tasters for him, that if the food had been poisoned all of us would have keeled over,” Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) told the Daily Mail after the lunch. “He did look longingly at it and he remarked that we have far better food than the Democrats do, and I said that was because I was hosting.”
White House sources have confided to Alex Jones that there’s been other poisoning attempts against the president in the past. We’re going to break down this live on air while also analyzing other components of the Deep State coup.
Despite the fact that this news broke over the weekend, there’s hardly any coverage regarding the fact that the president made a very rare, unexpected visit to a medical center.
Historically, time-delayed poisons were popular with assassins due to their ability to get past food tasters and other chemical tests that are done on food before it’s eaten.
Powerful leaders were routinely drugged or poisoned throughout the ages.
The president isn’t showing any outward signs of being sick, but he was put though a battery of tests as a precaution.
Additionally, investigators are also considering whether the secret service agent who died while travelling with President Trump in July 2018 was poisoned, according to a source.
In the early stages of Trump’s presidency, Infowars reported that the president may have been drugged which led to a slowdown of his speech.
The president was also sabotaged in various other ways, including the removal of documents and news articles from his desk and the outright blocking of his directives from being carried out.
Attorney General William Barr has also said the executive branch is being sabotaged from doing its basic functions.
This bureaucratic resistance against the president is all part of the climate of division and “civil war” occurring in the country – and it’s par for the course historically when someone is trying to be removed from power – and poisoning is the logical next step given historic trends.


This test should succeed. If you click on the Test Button, there should be a debug message saying "click1".
IMPORTANT: Change the domain name in the source of this file to be the domain name that you want to test. You can change the paths too. In this file /dojo/xd refers to a dojo installation that has run the xdgen build command to build cross-domain compatible packages.


WAGA.et
WAGA SERVICES - THE CURRENT (TODAY’S) COMMODITY PRICE AT DIFFERENT MARKET PLACES.
Please read these Terms and Conditions ("Terms", "Conditions") carefully before using the http://www.famnet.et or http://www.waga.et website and the daily price of goods Service (the "Service") operated by FAM NET Technology Solution (the “Service Provider”, “us", "we", or "our"). Your access to and use of the Service is conditioned on your acceptance of and compliance with these Terms. These Terms apply to all visitors, users and others who access or use the Service.
By accessing or using the Service you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you disagree with any part of the terms, then you should not access the Service.
1. Service Description
“Waga Service” provides the current (Today’s) commodity price at different market places. The prices are whole sale price and retail prices of a specific commodity at the selected market. It also provides the average price of a client’s chosen commodity in the city. Waga service will provide prices on three categories of commodities, such as commonly consumable food commodity, Clothing commodity and latest electronics commodity.
You can only use the services once if you only agree with the Terms and conditions. By continuing using the service, you have agreed with the Terms and Conditions of "Waga service."
We disclaim all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on information and materials on the website by any visitor to the Site, or by any person who may be informed of any of its content.
"Waga service" service will be given after successful subscription for the service on waga.et website.
2. Subscription
The service is provided to mobile users who subscribe by clicking and passing through the “Subscribe” and “Confirmation” steps of the website. Up on completing this two steps, the mobile customer is regarded as a subscriber and will receive a confirmation SMS from our short code.
3. Charging
As stated clearly on the landing page of the website, the first 3 days after subscription will be free of charge. Afterwards, 2 Birrs will be deducted from the subscriber’s mobile credit every day till the customer unsubscribed from the service.
4. Subscriber Management
To unsubscribe from the service, a customer can send “STOP” to the dedicated service short code line or can click the “Unsubscribe” button inside the website. Afterwards, the user will no longer can access the contents of the website and won’t be charged onwards.
5. Eligibility
This service is for ETHIO Telecom mobile customers who reside in Ethiopia and is above the age of 18.
6. Service Provider’s Responsibility
The service provider must send confirmation and reminder SMS to the subscriber and properly execute received “STOP” messages or unsubscribe requests
7. Website availability
We take all reasonable steps to ensure that the website is available 24 hours every day, 365 days per year. However, websites do sometimes encounter downtime due to technical and hosting infrastructure issues. Therefore, we will not be liable if this website is unavailable at any time. The website may be temporarily unavailable due to issues such as system failure, maintenance or repair or for reasons beyond our control.
8. Links To Other Web Sites
waga.et website can be linked to other web and mobile platforms including app and websites advertisements. We do not review each 3rd party website/application and have no responsibility for such third party websites/applications or their content. We do not endorse the 3rd party websites/applications or make representations about them or any material contained in them.
9. Changes
The SERVICE PROVIDER can make changes and amendments on any of the Terms and Conditions and implement it on the service as they see fit without any prior notice. Subscribers shall read the Terms and Conditions whenever they use the site and shall update themselves if there are amendments on the Terms and Conditions of the service. If you don't agree with the amendments, you shall stop using the service.
10. Support
In accordance with this Terms and Conditions, The SERVICE PROVIDER is ready to give any support related to Service Content, Website Access or other aspects of the service. To contact customer support service, you can call 09######## or send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The support team will give a solution as fast as possible.
11. Governing jurisdiction
This Legal Notice shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Ethiopian law. Any dispute(s) arising in connection with this Legal Notice are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of Ethiopia.


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short: l-filestoscp
type: loader
color: green
title: Files to SCP
description: Loads files via the SCP protocol.
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Loader, allows the user to transfer a file to a server via the SCP protocol.
- Host address
- Address of the target server for the file upload. E.g.
obeu.vse.cz
- Port number
- SSH port to use. Typically
22
- User name
- User name for the server
- Password
- Password for the server. Note that this is plain text and not secure in any way.
- Target directory
- Directory on the server where the file should be uploaded. E.g.
~/upload/
- Create the target directory
- When checked, tries to create the target directory, when it is not present on the server. Fails otherwise.
- Clear target directory
- When checked, empties the target directory before loading input files.
Characteristics
- ID
- {{ page.short }}
- Type
- {{ page.type }}
- Inputs
- Files
- Look in pipeline
The {{page.title}} component takes input files and uploads them to the specified directory on the specified server using the SCP protocol.
Useful for uploading dumps of the data resulting from a pipeline.
It is often used with the Virtuoso loader, which tells a remote OpenLink Virtuoso instance to load a file located on the file system of the server it is running on.


I began my career working as an apprentice for GE Oil & Gas Controls Ltd in 2005. After completing my apprenticeship I moved to New Zealand for 18 months and played club rugby in the Bay of Plenty. I then moved back home and re-started my career at GE and went on to play rugby semi-professionally in the Forest of Dean for Cinderford RFC. I continued to do this for seven years until I moved to Dubai in May 2018 where I began working for a start up company (check it out on Mintaga.com)
Major responsibility is to manage all content that is added to the website database
Electrical, hydraulic and mechanical test engineer.
Played rugby in the third tier of English Rugby.
During my time in New Zealand I work as a labourer manually loading, unloading and storing hazardous and non-hazardous materials from shipping containers.
Wiring topside controls equipment including, Master Control Stations (MCS), Electrical Powered Coupling Modules (EPCM) and Surface Modems Units (SMU).
Multi-skilled advanced modern apprenticeship.
My main hobby is rugby, its a sport I have played for around 16 years. I have made a lot of great friends through this sport, played in different countries and even got paid to play whilst playing semi-professionally.
Recently began developing websites as a hobby, started learning late 2018 as I wanted to pick up a new skill. This has turned into something quite theraputic as I enjoy the challenges web development offers.


Simply fill out the form and hit 'Create'
Send the created link (and the password) to your friends and start chatting
Have fun! (optional)
Name
Roomkey
Repeat Roomkey


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STEP 1: A Simple EMBED
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A Beatnik player can be placed on a page using Netscape's <EMBED> tag syntax. This tag allows an author to embed any Netscape plug-in in an HTML page. Below we have a Beatnik plug-in that has been embedded into this page. Notice how the music did not play immediately upon loading of the page. This is because the AUTOSTART attribute in the EMBED tag has been set to FALSE. To start the file playing, click on the play button of the control panel.
Take a look at the HTML source code below. The text that is highlighted indicates the filename of the music file that was embedded with this Beatnik Player instance. When placing your own music on your Web pages, you should replace this value with the correct file path of a music file that you have on your Web site. In this example, the file named "trance.rmf" is assumed to be in the same folder as the HTML file you wish to embed the music in.
<EMBED
SRC="trance.rmf"
TYPE="audio/rmf"
WIDTH=144
HEIGHT=60
DISPLAY=SONG
AUTOSTART=FALSE
LOOP=FALSE
PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.beatnik.com/to/?player"
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The size of the full Beatnik Player control panel is 144 pixels wide by 60 pixels high. You will see this specified by the EMBED tag's WIDTH and HEIGHT attributes. It is absolutely essential that you specify width and height values in your EMBED tag. There are other values that you can use for the WIDTH and HEIGHT attributes that will achieve different control panel appearances. These are discussed in further steps of this tutorial.


Introduction to Progressive Web Apps
Introduction to Progressive Web Apps
- Overview
- What? Why? How?
- Demo Core Technologies
What are Progressive Web Apps?
- 2015: Frances Berriman and Alex Russell
- A group of technologies
- Best of Native and Web Apps
- iPhone's promise
Why do we need them?
- Better web applications
- Broader audience
- Application store friction
- Multiple platforms
Not convinced?
- 65% of users install 0 apps a month
- 84% of users spend time in 5 apps
- 95% for tablets!
- Web sites have 4.5x greater reach
Bottom line:
Users are more likely to use apps that are:
- Easily discoverable
- Linkable (cross device and app)
- Single click
What are the characteristics of a PWA?
- Responsive
- Connectivity independent
- App-like interactions
- Fresh
- Safe
- Discoverable
- Re-engageable
- Installable
- Linkable
How do I build a PWA?
- Service worker
- Application manifest
- Push notifications
- CacheStorage API
- IndexDB
Who maintains the standards?
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
- These are all new or draft standards
- Notification, Push, Service Workers, Background Sync...
This sounds awesome, what's the catch?
- Did I mention the technology is new?
- Changing standards
- Missing functionality
What's up Apple?
- Plan?
- Safari - The new IE?
- Worldwide: Android 86.2% vs IOS 12.9%
- US: Android 60.1% vs IOS 37.4%
Why would I build a progressive web app now?
- Performance, performance, performance
- Less expensive than native
- Market momentum
- Support is on the way
Application Shell Architecture
- Minimum artifacts to load the application
- Optimize asset loading
- Determine critical assets
Service Workers
- JavaScript Worker
- Runs outside of the UI
- Advanced caching, background sync, push notifications
Demo: Simple service worker
Advanced Service Worker Topics
- Versioning
- Caching strategies
- Background synchronization
- Push notifications
- Cross-page communication
- Code organization
Web App Manifest
- Allows pinning to home screen
- Simple json file
- Defines behavior of the application
Future of the web
- Payment Request API
- Credential Management API
- Real-Time Graphics
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- The web is the future of applications
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Can be use with scripts that don't use steal.
steal('widgets/tabs.js',
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The steal.build plugin combines an application's files into a single minified JavaScript and CSS file extremely easy. Features:
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steal.dev logs messages cross browser. Messages are removed in production builds.
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Converts a lambda function to a function definition statement.
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--- layout: post title: Reading from properties on the file system for Atlassian Confluence add-ons date: 2014-02-26 10:50:31.000000000 +00:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Programming - web tags: - add-on - atlassian - confluence - java meta: _edit_last: '1' _syntaxhighlighter_encoded: '1' tmac_last_id: '618797315462053890' author: David Simpson excerpt_separator: ---
Jobin Kuruvilla wrote a neat little blogpost "Reading from property file in v2 plugins" for JIRA plugins. This got me thinking that while people have asked, no one had written up how to do the same for Atlassian Confluence.
It's relatively straightforward, but while Jobin shows you how to read the properties file from WEB-INF/classes/ as well as the home directory, I'd recommend storing only storing properties files within the home directory, purely for ease of upgrade.
Anyway, here's the code:
import com.atlassian.config.util.BootstrapUtils;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
...
...
// get the Confluence home directory
String applicationHome = BootstrapUtils.getBootstrapManager().getApplicationHome();
File file = new File(applicationHome, "some-file.properties");
FileInputStream fileInputStream = new FileInputStream(file);
Properties p = new Properties();
p.load(fileInputStream);
// read individual key
p.getProperty("test.key")
To test this out, you'll need to add your some-file.properties to the Confluence home directory. In your development environment, that's likely to be here:
plugin_root/target/confluence/home
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OpenCOR (and its corresponding tests) can be built, tested and run either from the command line or using Qt Creator. By default, Ninja is used to build OpenCOR, but if it is not available on your system, then JOM (on Windows) or Make (on Linux / OS X) will be used instead.
Various batch (.bat
) and VBScript (.vbs
) files and shell scripts are available on Windows and on Linux / OS X, respectively:
[OpenCOR]/clean
[.bat
]: cleans the OpenCOR environment;[OpenCOR]/make
[[32
].bat
]: compiles and links everything that is required to get a release version of OpenCOR;
if you use make
and don't have Ninja installed on your system, then OpenCOR will by default be compiled sequentially. You can, however, specify a maximum number of jobs (n
) to be run simultaneously by calling make
with -j [n]
. If no n
value is provided, then as many jobs as possible will be run simultaneously.
[OpenCOR]/maketests
[[32
].bat
]: builds a release version of OpenCOR and its tests;[OpenCOR]/run
[.bat
| .vbs
]: runs OpenCOR; and
on Windows, if you were to run OpenCOR from a console window by entering run
, then run.bat
would be executed (rather than run.vbs
), offering you the opportunity to use OpenCOR as a CLI application. However, if you were to run OpenCOR by double clicking run.bat
in, say, Windows Explorer, then a console window would quickly appear and disappear. To avoid this, use run.vbs
instead.
[OpenCOR]/runtests
[.bat
]: runs OpenCOR's tests;[OpenCOR]/CMakeLists.txt
(by selecting the File
| Open File or Project...
menu, by pressing Ctrl
+O
or by dragging and dropping the file onto Qt Creator);[OpenCOR]/build
as the build directory;Next
button;Run CMake
button;Finish
button; andBuild
| Run
menu or by pressing Ctrl
+R
).
because of our use of CMake, debugging with Qt Creator currently requires an extra build step that can be set by selecting the Projects
view and by clicking on the Add Build Step
drop-down button and clicking on the Custom Process Step
menu item. From there, set the Command
field to cmake
and the Arguments
field to -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ..
. Finally, make sure that this new build step comes before the default Make
build step.
to build OpenCOR's tests, you need to add -DENABLE_TESTS=ON
to the CMake command (see Note #1). Then, if you want the tests to be run every time you build OpenCOR, you need to create a new build step (see Note #1) with bin/runtests
as the Command
, if on Windows / Linux, or OpenCOR.app/Contents/MacOS/runtests
, if on OS X. Now, unlike in Note #1, this new build step must come after the default Make
build step.
if you don't have Ninja installed on your system, then Qt Creator will by default, on Linux / OS X, compile OpenCOR sequentially, but this can be changed by selecting the Projects
view and by clicking on the Details
drop-down button of the default Make
build step. From there, just set the Additional arguments
field to -j [n]
where n
is the number of jobs to be run simultaneously (if none is provided, then Qt Creator will run as many jobs as possible).


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Custom Actions¶
There are times when simple actions like click or send keys are not enough and more complex actions are required. Also, when a group of actions are repeated over many tests, they should be grouped into a single function and written once in a single place. This greatly improves the maintenance of the tests.
This custom functions/actions should be defined inside the pages.
Let's see a simple example
Consider the case of making a login to a web application. It usually takes 3 or more steps and is used in almost all the tests. So instead of repeating the same steps, test after test, we can define a 'login' function inside the login page, like so:
login.py
from golem import actions
username_input = ('id', "username", 'username')
password_input = ('id', "password", 'password')
login_button = ('css', "button[type='submit']", 'login_button')
def do_login(username, password):
actions.send_keys(username_input, username)
actions.send_keys(password_input, password)
actions.click(login_button)
Now, this new action 'do_login' that we wrote is available as a normal action whenever we import the login page to a test, like so:
successful_login.py
description = 'Verify that the user can log in to the application'
pages = ['login']
def test(data):
login.do_login('arya', 'winterfell123')
And this is how it looks when using the Web Module:
Using Golem actions inside functions¶
To use the default golem actions inside a function, you can do the following:
some_page.py
from golem import actions
my_input = ('id', 'myInput')
my_button = ('id', 'myButton')
def some_function(text):
actions.send_keys(my_input, text)
actions.click(my_button)
Finding elements dynamically¶
Sometimes you have to define selectors dynamically. For that, Golem provides two helper functions:
- element()
- elements()
The first function, element(), returns a pure selenium WebElement (equivalent to find_element_by_*). The WebElement returned has two added functions: find() and find_all() that let's you chain find funcions to search for elements and sub-elements.
The second function, elements(), returns a list of selenium WebElements (equivalent to find_elements_by_*)
Using element() and elements()
Let's see an example using element(), elements(), find() and find_all():
some_page.py
from golem.browser import element, elements
def verify_page_title(title_text):
title = element(id='titleId')
if not title.text == title_text:
raise Exception('Title value is incorrect')
def verify_amount_of_items(amount):
list_element = element(id='listId')
list_items = list_element.find_all(css='li>span')
if not len(list_items) == amount:
raise Exception('List has incorrect amount of items')
def click_submit_button():
element(id='formId').find(css='button.submit').click()
A more complex function¶
Let's imagine our application has a table that displays the results of a search, and the table looks like this:
| Name | Age | Wolf Name |
|---|---|---|
| Jon | 14 | Ghost |
| Brandon | 7 | Summer |
| Arya | 9 | Nymeria |
| Rickon | 2 | Shaggydog |
| Robb | 14 | Grey Wind |
The test needs to verify that a certain owner has the correct wolf. The catch here is that the table is dynamic, that is, the order of the rows and the value of the cells might change from time to time. This makes it difficult to write a selector that points to the cell we need to find because as soon as a row is added or removed, the selector will stop working.
To sort this obstacle, the solution is to go through the table row by row and cell by cell looking for the exact row and cell that we need, no matter the actual location.
With Golem this is quite easy to do, check the following example:
results_page.py
from golem.browser import element
def verify_wolf_name(owner, wolf_name):
rows = element(id='resultsTable').find_all('tbody>tr')
for row in rows:
cells = row.find_all('td')
if cells[0].text == owner:
if cells[2].text == wolf_name:
# the name of the wolf is correct, test should continue
return
else:
# the name of the wolf is incorrect, fail the test
raise Exception('Wolf name for {} is invalid'
.format(owner))
Explanation:
- We define a function that receives two parameters: the name of the owner and the name of the wolf.
- First we find all the rows of the table, and store them in a rows list.
- For each row in the rows list we search for all the cells of that row (row.find_all('td')) and store them in the cells list.
- Then we ask if the first cell value is equal to the name of the owner, if this is the case, this is the row we are looking for. We then ask if the third cell value is equal to the wolf name. This is the actual validation.
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A touching character drama about a brother and sister questioning the ways of their life and spirituality from the guy who wrote ANALYZE THIS and ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE? Yup, believe it! This film tied for the Grand Jury Prize at this year's Sundance Film Festival with another fall release entitled GIRLFIGHT, and features a breakout performance from actor Mark Ruffalo. Remember the name. Of course, you already know the name of the executive producer on this project...one Martin Scorsese.
PLOT: A carefree brother comes back home to visit his morally upright single mom sister and decides to stay awhile. Their day-to-day goings-on is what fills our time together with brother essentially trying to "find himself" while making friends with her young son, and sister trying to figure out which fella she'd rather keep dating while simultaneously not losing her job at the bank. Slowly but surely, their respective traits begin to rub off on one another.
CRITIQUE: A small movie set in a small town delivers various big elements including top-notch performances from its two leads, extremely effective character development all around and a poignant message dipped with the importance of love, family, relationships and spirituality. This is obviously not a typical Hollywood picture and surely not for everyone, but definitely one to see for anyone who appreciates superior character studies, feels confused, overwhelmed or bored about their own life, and is curious about the familial foundation which supports this entire movie. This isn't a very upbeat film. It does contain a handful of lighter moments, but is basically a movie that feels sort of somber all the way through but doesn't ever really get boring. The force of the writing is the main reason for that, with the superior performances set forth by all, straddling in as a close second. Major kudos go out to Mark Ruffalo, who completely inhabits his role as the loose younger brother with the knack for getting into trouble, as well as Laura Linney, playing the full role of mother, sister, lover and employee to a tee. The excellent rapport between the two leads also makes you glad to be spending some time with them.
The film also offers a solid outing for Rory Culkin in a pivotal role of the son in the movie, and Matthew Broderick delivering yet another small but effective performance on his end (dude, it's time to put films like GODZILLA and INSPECTOR GADGET behind you once and for all!). The film isn't really about anything in particular, plot-wise that is. It moves from moment to moment, sort of like a "week in the life of" you or me. But the crux of the story is really simmering under the covers, the relationship between brother and sister, an emotional attachment that isn't really discussed much in film nowadays. The two kids grow up as orphans and maintain different standards of living, one very opposite from the other. The truth is that neither one of them really knows exactly what they're doing (perhaps because of the lack of parental guidance), but the love between them is never in doubt. This is one of those smaller pictures that I really love balancing off against those big, loud, smack-down Hollywood flicks. It's insightful, it's emotional and it actually means something! Okay, so I might not be selling this film as best as I could, but all I know is that it touched me with its solid performances, great insight and universal message. One to see.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Writer/director Ken Lonergan also plays a small part in this movie. He is the priest. He is primarily known as a playwright but has written several screenplays including a co-writing stint on ANALYZE THIS and a full-blown screenwriting credit on ROCKY & BULLWINKLE. His wife, J. Smith-Cameron is also in this picture. She plays Mabel. Actress Laura Linney is probably best remembered for playing Jim Carrey's wife in THE TRUMAN SHOW. Clint Eastwood picked her for the part of Kate Whitney in his movie ABSOLUTE POWER after seeing her performance in PRIMAL FEAR. Long-time Martin Scorsese producer and ex-wife, Barbara DeFina, is one of the producers on this project. Martin Scorsese is also one of its executive producers. This is 11-year old Rory Culkin's second movie. He played the "young Richie" his brother Macauley Culkin's RICHIE RICH movie. He also has another acting brother named Kieran.
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GET ON THE BUS A film review by Zak Forsman Copyright 1997 Zak Forsman
A Million in One
Directed by SPIKE LEE Written by REGGIE ROCK BYTHEWOOD
CHARLES S. DUTTON as George OSSIE DAVIS as Jeremiah THOMAS JEFFERSON BYRD as Evan Thomas Sr. DE'AUNDRE BONDS as Evan Thomas Jr. ANDRE BRAUGHER as Flip GABRIEL CASSEUS as Jamal HILL HARPER as Xavier ISAIAH WASHINGTON as Kyle ROGER GUENVEUR SMITH as Gary
First, I'd like to say it's nice to have Spike Lee vindicate himself after doing something like GIRL 6. GET ON THE BUS is easily the best film he has made since DO THE RIGHT THING with the exception of maybe MALCOLM X. Spike does in this film what he does best--he presents issues that face society in an unbiased manner and lets the audience sort their feelings on their own. I love a film that engages my mind.
The story is about a busload of black men that board in South Central Los Angeles and drive across the country to The Million Man March in Washington D.C. The film was funded by fifteen African-American men and shot in just 18 days. This is another example of expert filmmaking (writing, directing, acting) that I hope the Oscars do not overlook. The screenwriter, Reggie Rock Bythewood is very talented. However, I would say that the screenplay is a little weak in a few spots. This may be due to the film's hurried production. But I tell you that nothing in the script is so bad as to detract from the better scenes. The greatest aspect of the screenplay is that the ideas behind The Million Man March and the reasons for going are expressed without directly involving the march itself. This makes those ideas much more powerful because it eliminates the inclusion of Minister Farrakhan, to which many would disregard the march's message in favor of claiming it racist and sexist. This idea is also expressed in another way. There is a member of The Nation of Islam on the bus who never says a word and never gets involved in any of the scenes. His presence is a symbol of the march, in that, even though The Nation of Islam was there and organized the march, the march was not about The Nation of Islam.
Spike Lee is one of the best filmmakers working today. In GET ON THE BUS, he's trying something different--the sure sign of a filmmaker that understands that the learning process never stops. Here, he meshes his ever-evolving style with that of a documentarian's eye. The bus ride feels "captured" by the filmmaker. Although there is plenty of hand-held camerawork, it is as though Spike Lee was able to film a documentary and still maintain effective use of dollies, cranes and tripods. It is an astonishing feat from a filmmaker's perspective and an effective technique for anyone watching.
As I watched the film, I noticed two things about the audience. The first was that anytime a character made a slant toward one of the homosexual characters, the audience laughed hysterically. The scenes were obviously written to be funny, but I think that the predictability of our own stereotypes was what the screenwriter was knowingly commenting on. I back this up with another scene where the bus stops at a roadside diner in Tennessee. The instant we see all the white faces inside, the audience expects a confrontation. In fact, everyone gets along pretty well. Even when Ossie Davis explains that steer wrestling was invented by a black cowboy, his listener responds with, "How about that." It's fairly obvious that these two scenes say more about the audience than the characters. But then, that's what I expect from a Spike Lee joint.
It's great to have you back, Spike!
Writing *** Directing **** Acting ****
Ratings are based on the four-star system.
Zak Forsman, filmmaker
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To prepare for your personal program you are required to review the attached Initial Agreement form and Costs. Accepting the Patient Agreement is a requirement for medical services by the staff of Performance MD. We request that you print, sign, and return the form to us by email, or you may sign it on arrival for the Consultation. You need to call us to make set a date and time for the consultation appointment, and to make the prepayment using a credit card.
Our intention is to make your Initial Appointment medically accurate, revealing, and empowering.
We will review your personal lifestyle, occupational, and relevant medical and social history. We will complete a Physical Examination and review the findings. Results of baseline laboratory testing will also be discussed. The consultation with our medical practitioner will include recommendations specific for you to achieve your goals including healthy nutrition, Nutraceutical supplementation, effective exercise, and hormone optimization to the upper range of normal for a young adult. Your Initial Consultation will conclude only when you clearly understand your health options, all of your questions have been answered to your satisfaction, and you are ready to make the best choice for you.
Please call our office if you have any questions completing this Practice Enrollment Packet. This packet must be completed in full and brought to your appointment.
To your personal best,
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