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areaDetector
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EPICS areaDetector framework
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#include <epicsMutex.h>
#include <epicsEvent.h>
#include "asynPortDriver.h"
#include "NDArray.h"
#include "ADCoreVersion.h"
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Classes | |
| class | asynNDArrayDriver |
| This is the class from which NDArray drivers are derived; implements the asynGenericPointer functions for NDArray objects. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | MAX_FILENAME_LEN 256 |
| Maximum length of a filename or any of its components. More... | |
| #define | NDPortNameSelfString "PORT_NAME_SELF" |
| Strings defining parameters that affect the behaviour of the detector. More... | |
| #define | NDADCoreVersionString "ADCORE_VERSION" |
| ADCore version string. More... | |
| #define | NDDriverVersionString "DRIVER_VERSION" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) Version of this driver or plugin More... | |
| #define | ADManufacturerString "MANUFACTURER" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) Detector manufacturer name More... | |
| #define | ADModelString "MODEL" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) Detector model name More... | |
| #define | ADSerialNumberString "SERIAL_NUMBER" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) Detector serial number More... | |
| #define | ADSDKVersionString "SDK_VERSION" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) Vendor SDK version More... | |
| #define | ADFirmwareVersionString "FIRMWARE_VERSION" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) Detector firmware version More... | |
| #define | ADAcquireString "ACQUIRE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Start(1) or Stop(0) acquisition More... | |
| #define | ADAcquireBusyString "ACQUIRE_BUSY" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) 0 when acquire done including plugins More... | |
| #define | ADWaitForPluginsString "WAIT_FOR_PLUGINS" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Wait for plugins before AcquireBusy goes to 0 More... | |
| #define | NDArraySizeXString "ARRAY_SIZE_X" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Size of the array data in the X direction More... | |
| #define | NDArraySizeYString "ARRAY_SIZE_Y" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Size of the array data in the Y direction More... | |
| #define | NDArraySizeZString "ARRAY_SIZE_Z" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Size of the array data in the Z direction More... | |
| #define | NDArraySizeString "ARRAY_SIZE" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Total size of array data in bytes More... | |
| #define | NDNDimensionsString "ARRAY_NDIMENSIONS" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Number of dimensions in array More... | |
| #define | NDDimensionsString "ARRAY_DIMENSIONS" |
| (asynInt32Array, r/o) Array dimensions More... | |
| #define | NDDataTypeString "DATA_TYPE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Data type (NDDataType_t) More... | |
| #define | NDColorModeString "COLOR_MODE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Color mode (NDColorMode_t) More... | |
| #define | NDUniqueIdString "UNIQUE_ID" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Unique ID number of array More... | |
| #define | NDTimeStampString "TIME_STAMP" |
| (asynFloat64, r/o) Time stamp of array More... | |
| #define | NDEpicsTSSecString "EPICS_TS_SEC" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) EPOCS time stamp secPastEpoch of array More... | |
| #define | NDEpicsTSNsecString "EPICS_TS_NSEC" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) EPOCS time stamp nsec of array More... | |
| #define | NDBayerPatternString "BAYER_PATTERN" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Bayer pattern of array (from bayerPattern array attribute if present) More... | |
| #define | NDCodecString "CODEC" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) Codec name More... | |
| #define | NDCompressedSizeString "COMPRESSED_SIZE" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Compressed size in bytes More... | |
| #define | NDArrayCounterString "ARRAY_COUNTER" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Number of arrays since last reset More... | |
| #define | NDFilePathString "FILE_PATH" |
| (asynOctet, r/w) The file path More... | |
| #define | NDFilePathExistsString "FILE_PATH_EXISTS" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) File path exists? More... | |
| #define | NDFileNameString "FILE_NAME" |
| (asynOctet, r/w) The file name More... | |
| #define | NDFileNumberString "FILE_NUMBER" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) The next file number More... | |
| #define | NDFileTemplateString "FILE_TEMPLATE" |
| (asynOctet, r/w) The file format template; C-style format string More... | |
| #define | NDAutoIncrementString "AUTO_INCREMENT" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Autoincrement file number; 0=No, 1=Yes More... | |
| #define | NDFullFileNameString "FULL_FILE_NAME" |
| (asynOctet, r/o) The actual complete file name for the last file saved More... | |
| #define | NDFileFormatString "FILE_FORMAT" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) The data format to use for saving the file. More... | |
| #define | NDAutoSaveString "AUTO_SAVE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Automatically save files More... | |
| #define | NDWriteFileString "WRITE_FILE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Manually save the most recent array to a file when value=1 More... | |
| #define | NDReadFileString "READ_FILE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Manually read file when value=1 More... | |
| #define | NDFileWriteModeString "WRITE_MODE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) File saving mode (NDFileMode_t) More... | |
| #define | NDFileWriteStatusString "WRITE_STATUS" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) File write status More... | |
| #define | NDFileWriteMessageString "WRITE_MESSAGE" |
| (asynOctet, r/w) File write message More... | |
| #define | NDFileNumCaptureString "NUM_CAPTURE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Number of arrays to capture More... | |
| #define | NDFileNumCapturedString "NUM_CAPTURED" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Number of arrays already captured More... | |
| #define | NDFileCaptureString "CAPTURE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Start or stop capturing arrays More... | |
| #define | NDFileDeleteDriverFileString "DELETE_DRIVER_FILE" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Delete driver file More... | |
| #define | NDFileLazyOpenString "FILE_LAZY_OPEN" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Don't open file until first frame arrives in Stream mode More... | |
| #define | NDFileCreateDirString "CREATE_DIR" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Create the target directory up to this depth More... | |
| #define | NDFileTempSuffixString "FILE_TEMP_SUFFIX" |
| (asynOctet, r/w) Temporary filename suffix while writing data to file. More... | |
| #define | NDAttributesFileString "ND_ATTRIBUTES_FILE" |
| (asynOctet, r/w) Attributes file name More... | |
| #define | NDAttributesStatusString "ND_ATTRIBUTES_STATUS" |
| (asynInt32, r/o) Attributes status More... | |
| #define | NDAttributesMacrosString "ND_ATTRIBUTES_MACROS" |
| (asynOctet, r/w) Attributes macros string More... | |
| #define | NDArrayDataString "ARRAY_DATA" |
| (asynGenericPointer, r/w) NDArray data More... | |
| #define | NDArrayCallbacksString "ARRAY_CALLBACKS" |
| (asynInt32, r/w) Do callbacks with array data (0=No, 1=Yes) More... | |
| #define | NDPoolMaxBuffersString "POOL_MAX_BUFFERS" |
| #define | NDPoolAllocBuffersString "POOL_ALLOC_BUFFERS" |
| #define | NDPoolFreeBuffersString "POOL_FREE_BUFFERS" |
| #define | NDPoolMaxMemoryString "POOL_MAX_MEMORY" |
| #define | NDPoolUsedMemoryString "POOL_USED_MEMORY" |
| #define | NDPoolEmptyFreeListString "POOL_EMPTY_FREELIST" |
| #define | NDNumQueuedArraysString "NUM_QUEUED_ARRAYS" |
| #define | FIRST_NDARRAY_PARAM NDPortNameSelf |
Enumerations | |
| enum | NDFileMode_t { NDFileModeSingle, NDFileModeCapture, NDFileModeStream } |
| Enumeration of file saving modes. More... | |
| enum | NDFileWriteStatus_t { NDFileWriteOK, NDFileWriteError } |
| enum | NDAttributesStatus_t { NDAttributesOK, NDAttributesFileNotFound, NDAttributesXMLSyntaxError, NDAttributesMacroError } |
| #define ADAcquireBusyString "ACQUIRE_BUSY" |
(asynInt32, r/w) 0 when acquire done including plugins
| #define ADAcquireString "ACQUIRE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Start(1) or Stop(0) acquisition
| #define ADFirmwareVersionString "FIRMWARE_VERSION" |
(asynOctet, r/o) Detector firmware version
| #define ADManufacturerString "MANUFACTURER" |
(asynOctet, r/o) Detector manufacturer name
| #define ADModelString "MODEL" |
(asynOctet, r/o) Detector model name
| #define ADSDKVersionString "SDK_VERSION" |
(asynOctet, r/o) Vendor SDK version
| #define ADSerialNumberString "SERIAL_NUMBER" |
(asynOctet, r/o) Detector serial number
| #define ADWaitForPluginsString "WAIT_FOR_PLUGINS" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Wait for plugins before AcquireBusy goes to 0
| #define FIRST_NDARRAY_PARAM NDPortNameSelf |
| #define MAX_FILENAME_LEN 256 |
Maximum length of a filename or any of its components.
| #define NDADCoreVersionString "ADCORE_VERSION" |
ADCore version string.
(asynOctet, r/o) Version of ADCore
| #define NDArrayCallbacksString "ARRAY_CALLBACKS" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Do callbacks with array data (0=No, 1=Yes)
| #define NDArrayCounterString "ARRAY_COUNTER" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Number of arrays since last reset
| #define NDArrayDataString "ARRAY_DATA" |
(asynGenericPointer, r/w) NDArray data
| #define NDArraySizeString "ARRAY_SIZE" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Total size of array data in bytes
| #define NDArraySizeXString "ARRAY_SIZE_X" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Size of the array data in the X direction
| #define NDArraySizeYString "ARRAY_SIZE_Y" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Size of the array data in the Y direction
| #define NDArraySizeZString "ARRAY_SIZE_Z" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Size of the array data in the Z direction
| #define NDAttributesFileString "ND_ATTRIBUTES_FILE" |
(asynOctet, r/w) Attributes file name
| #define NDAttributesMacrosString "ND_ATTRIBUTES_MACROS" |
(asynOctet, r/w) Attributes macros string
| #define NDAttributesStatusString "ND_ATTRIBUTES_STATUS" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Attributes status
| #define NDAutoIncrementString "AUTO_INCREMENT" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Autoincrement file number; 0=No, 1=Yes
| #define NDAutoSaveString "AUTO_SAVE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Automatically save files
| #define NDBayerPatternString "BAYER_PATTERN" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Bayer pattern of array (from bayerPattern array attribute if present)
| #define NDCodecString "CODEC" |
(asynOctet, r/o) Codec name
| #define NDColorModeString "COLOR_MODE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Color mode (NDColorMode_t)
| #define NDCompressedSizeString "COMPRESSED_SIZE" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Compressed size in bytes
| #define NDDataTypeString "DATA_TYPE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Data type (NDDataType_t)
| #define NDDimensionsString "ARRAY_DIMENSIONS" |
(asynInt32Array, r/o) Array dimensions
| #define NDDriverVersionString "DRIVER_VERSION" |
(asynOctet, r/o) Version of this driver or plugin
| #define NDEpicsTSNsecString "EPICS_TS_NSEC" |
(asynInt32, r/o) EPOCS time stamp nsec of array
| #define NDEpicsTSSecString "EPICS_TS_SEC" |
(asynInt32, r/o) EPOCS time stamp secPastEpoch of array
| #define NDFileCaptureString "CAPTURE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Start or stop capturing arrays
| #define NDFileCreateDirString "CREATE_DIR" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Create the target directory up to this depth
| #define NDFileDeleteDriverFileString "DELETE_DRIVER_FILE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Delete driver file
| #define NDFileFormatString "FILE_FORMAT" |
(asynInt32, r/w) The data format to use for saving the file.
| #define NDFileLazyOpenString "FILE_LAZY_OPEN" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Don't open file until first frame arrives in Stream mode
| #define NDFileNameString "FILE_NAME" |
(asynOctet, r/w) The file name
| #define NDFileNumberString "FILE_NUMBER" |
(asynInt32, r/w) The next file number
| #define NDFileNumCapturedString "NUM_CAPTURED" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Number of arrays already captured
| #define NDFileNumCaptureString "NUM_CAPTURE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Number of arrays to capture
| #define NDFilePathExistsString "FILE_PATH_EXISTS" |
(asynInt32, r/w) File path exists?
| #define NDFilePathString "FILE_PATH" |
(asynOctet, r/w) The file path
| #define NDFileTemplateString "FILE_TEMPLATE" |
(asynOctet, r/w) The file format template; C-style format string
| #define NDFileTempSuffixString "FILE_TEMP_SUFFIX" |
(asynOctet, r/w) Temporary filename suffix while writing data to file.
The file will be renamed (suffix removed) upon closing the file.
| #define NDFileWriteMessageString "WRITE_MESSAGE" |
(asynOctet, r/w) File write message
| #define NDFileWriteModeString "WRITE_MODE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) File saving mode (NDFileMode_t)
| #define NDFileWriteStatusString "WRITE_STATUS" |
(asynInt32, r/w) File write status
| #define NDFullFileNameString "FULL_FILE_NAME" |
(asynOctet, r/o) The actual complete file name for the last file saved
| #define NDNDimensionsString "ARRAY_NDIMENSIONS" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Number of dimensions in array
| #define NDNumQueuedArraysString "NUM_QUEUED_ARRAYS" |
| #define NDPoolAllocBuffersString "POOL_ALLOC_BUFFERS" |
| #define NDPoolEmptyFreeListString "POOL_EMPTY_FREELIST" |
| #define NDPoolFreeBuffersString "POOL_FREE_BUFFERS" |
| #define NDPoolMaxBuffersString "POOL_MAX_BUFFERS" |
| #define NDPoolMaxMemoryString "POOL_MAX_MEMORY" |
| #define NDPoolUsedMemoryString "POOL_USED_MEMORY" |
| #define NDPortNameSelfString "PORT_NAME_SELF" |
Strings defining parameters that affect the behaviour of the detector.
These are the values passed to drvUserCreate. The driver will place in pasynUser->reason an integer to be used when the standard asyn interface methods are called. (asynOctet, r/o) Asyn port name of this driver instance
| #define NDReadFileString "READ_FILE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Manually read file when value=1
| #define NDTimeStampString "TIME_STAMP" |
(asynFloat64, r/o) Time stamp of array
| #define NDUniqueIdString "UNIQUE_ID" |
(asynInt32, r/o) Unique ID number of array
| #define NDWriteFileString "WRITE_FILE" |
(asynInt32, r/w) Manually save the most recent array to a file when value=1
| enum NDAttributesStatus_t |
| enum NDFileMode_t |
Enumeration of file saving modes.
| enum NDFileWriteStatus_t |


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Chapter 11 Branching
11.1 Creating a new branch
$ git branch <new branch>
creates a new branch but does not check it out (i.e. does not switch to it)
Create a new branch and imediately check it out
$ git checkout -b <new-branch>
This will get you a new local branch. It is however not automatically availible on the remote. This can be acchieved as following:
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Deploying Meteor to Heroku
Recently, while looking into and learning about Node.js, I ran across a new framework utilizing Node called Meteor. Since I just started playing with it yesterday, I’ll not go too deeply into the specifics of it, because I have yet to figure them out. One thing I did figure out though, and which I feel is not immediately obvious (thus why I’m writing about it), is how to deploy a Meteor app to Heroku.
I don’t have a development server set up at the moment, so I wanted somewhere I could run my test Meteor apps from, and preferably use Cloud9 to develop from any of my machines. Heroku fits the bill for this perfectly. Heres how to get a Meteor environment setup in Heroku so you can deploy you apps to the cloud.
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_Love_&_Basketball_ (PG-13) *** 1/2 (out of ****)
Film genres don't come more basic and predictable than the love story and the sports movie. Love story: soulmates run into countless, sometimes trivial, obstacles en route to "happily ever after"; sports movie: athletes must overcome physical and (mostly) mental hurdles to achieve their crowning glory. As one can glean from its no-frills title, _Love_&_Basketball_ doesn't break much, if any, new ground within its genres, but writer-director Gina Prince-Bythewood approaches the formula task with such intelligence and sincerity that it's petty to complain.
The most refreshing wrinkle to _Love_&_Basketball_ is its straightforward treatment of women's sports, a subject that is rarely covered without a special angle. The female athlete here is Monica Wright (Sanaa Lathan), a naturally gifted basketball player who continues to grow and mature in her ability as she works her way up from the high school ranks to the college ranks. Following the same path, albeit in a more flamboyant fashion, is her longtime neighbor Quincy McCall (Omar Epps), son of NBA journeyman Zeke McCall (Dennis Haysbert) and a shooting star in his own right.
_Love_&_Basketball_ is the story of two passions: Monica and Quincy's passion for the game and also their passion for each other. Prince-Bythewood comes up with an ingenious way of melding these two through the film's structure: like a basketball game, the film--and, thus, the development of their relationship--is broken down into four quarters The two meet as 11-year-olds (played by Kyla Pratt and Glenndon Chatman, respectively) in the first quarter (set in 1981), and after some typical boy-girl hostility, they grow to become friends. The second quarter covers the pair's (now played by Lathan and Epps) senior year in high school, when they become a couple. The third quarter traces their turbulent freshman year at USC, when their shared passions end up conflicting with each other, setting the stage for the 1993-set fourth quarter, which catches up with the two after college.
The scope of the film is ambitious--it also touches on their less-than-smooth relationships with their parents, not to mention the rocky relationship between Quincy's mom (Debbi Morgan) and dad--but Prince-Bythewood keeps the focus simple. All told, _Love_&_Basketball_ is nothing more than the story of two people who love each other--and I mean people, not just characters. Monica and Quincy are multi-dimensional people, with their own individual strengths, weaknesses, and dreams. In an average movie, the script would have to manufacture complications to pull them apart, but the problems the two face are firmly rooted in who they are.. It could be said that the biggest obstacle in their relationship is the one big obstacle faced by couples in real life: each other's fundamental imperfection as human beings.
Adding immeasurably to the authenticity of the film--both the sports story and the romance--are Epps and especially Lathan. Epps again proves to be a consistently solid performer; he's charismatic, likable, and more than up to the role's athletic requirements. The revelation here is Lathan, whose most high-profile role to date had been as Taye Diggs' love interest in _The_Best_Man_. Lathan is extremely convincing during Monica's many hoops scenes--an accomplishment made more impressive by the fact she could not ball worth a damn when she was initially cast. Her most glorious accomplishment, however, is her heartfelt dramatic performance. Monica carries the greatest emotional weight in the film, and Lathan brings the role natural depth and nuance. Even when the formula mechanics of the film start to show, Lathan lends the proceedings a crucial air of reality; she obviously believes in the material, and the audience finds no difficulty in following suit. A particularly overwrought line has Monica telling Quincy she'll play a one-on-one game for his heart, but Lathan makes it sound like the most natural thing anyone can say at that moment.
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This module provides functions for creating URLs for Blockstream's block explorer.
This module does NOT provide implementations of HTTP requests which fetch data from these URLs.
- Source:
Methods
(static) blockExplorerAddressURL(address, network) → {string}
Return the block explorer URL for the given address and network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address |
string | the address |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
full URL for address lookup
- Type
- string
Example
import {MAINNET, TESTNET, blockExplorerAddressURL} from "unchained-bitcoin";
const address = "39YqNoLULDpbjmeCTdGJ42DQhrQLzRcMdX";
console.log(blockExplorerAddressURL(address, MAINNET)); // https://blockstream.info/address/39YqNoLULDpbjmeCTdGJ42DQhrQLzRcMdX
console.log(blockExplorerAddressURL(address, TESTNET)); // https://blockstream.info/testnet/address/39YqNoLULDpbjmeCTdGJ42DQhrQLzRcMdX
(static) blockExplorerAPIURL(path, network) → {string}
Returns the block explorer API URL for the given path and network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the API path |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
the full block explorer url
- Type
- string
Example
import {MAINNET, TESTNET, blockExplorerAPIURL} from "unchained-bitcoin";
const path = "/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0";
console.log(blockExplorerAPIURL(path, MAINNET)); // https://blockstream.info/api/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0
console.log(blockExplorerAPIURL(path, TESTNET)); // https://blockstream.info/testnet/api/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0
(static) blockExplorerTransactionURL(txid, network) → {string}
Return the block explorer URL for the given transaction ID and network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
txid |
string | the transaction id |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
the full transaction URL
- Type
- string
Example
import {MAINNET, TESTNET, blockExplorerTransactionURL} from "unchained-bitcoin";
const txid = "1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0";
console.log(blockExplorerTransactionURL(txid, MAINNET)); // https://blockstream.info/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0
console.log(blockExplorerTransactionURL(txid, TESTNET)); // https://blockstream.info/testnet/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0
(static) blockExplorerURL(path, network) → {string}
Returns the block explorer URL for the given path and network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the explorer path |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
the block explorer url
- Type
- string
Example
import {MAINNET, TESTNET, blockExplorerURL} from "unchained-bitcoin";
const path = "/block/00000000000000000011341d69792271766e4683e29b3ea169eacc59bde10a57";
console.log(blockExplorerURL(path, MAINNET)) // https://blockstream.info/block/00000000000000000011341d69792271766e4683e29b3ea169eacc59bde10a57
console.log(blockExplorerURL(path, TESTNET)) // https://blockstream.info/block/testnet/00000000000000000011341d69792271766e4683e29b3ea169eacc59bde10a57


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Class: ActionMailer::Parameterized::MessageDelivery
Do not use. This class is for internal use only.
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
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ActionMailer::MessageDelivery
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| Defined in: | actionmailer/lib/action_mailer/parameterized.rb |
Class Method Summary
::ActionMailer::MessageDelivery
- Inherited
Instance Attribute Summary
::ActionMailer::MessageDelivery
- Inherited
| #processed? | Was the delegate loaded, causing the mailer action to be processed? |
Instance Method Summary
- #enqueue_delivery(delivery_method, options = {}) private
- #processed_mailer private
::ActionMailer::MessageDelivery
- Inherited
| #deliver_later | Enqueues the email to be delivered through Active Job. |
| #deliver_later! | Enqueues the email to be delivered through Active Job. |
| #deliver_now | Delivers an email: |
| #deliver_now! | Delivers an email without checking |
| #message | Returns the resulting |
| #enqueue_delivery, | |
| #processed_mailer | Returns the processed |
| #__getobj__ |
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| #__setobj__ | Unused except for delegator internals (dup, marshalling). |
::Delegator
- Inherited
| #try | See Object#try |
| #try! | See Object#try! |
::ActiveSupport::Tryable
- Included
Constructor Details
.new(mailer_class, action, params, *args) ⇒ MessageDelivery
# File 'actionmailer/lib/action_mailer/parameterized.rb', line 126
def initialize(mailer_class, action, params, *args) super(mailer_class, action, *args) @params = params end
Instance Method Details
#enqueue_delivery(delivery_method, options = {}) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionmailer/lib/action_mailer/parameterized.rb', line 140
def enqueue_delivery(delivery_method, = {}) if processed? super else @mailer_class.delivery_job.set( ).perform_later( @mailer_class.name, @action.to_s, delivery_method.to_s, params: @params, args: @args) end end
#processed_mailer (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionmailer/lib/action_mailer/parameterized.rb', line 133
def processed_mailer @processed_mailer ||= @mailer_class.new.tap do |mailer| mailer.params = @params mailer.process @action, *@args end end


With javascript we can do cool things client side to make a page dynamic.
What would be even better is if the page can fetch new data without having to refresh the page.

Client Side N Day Forcast Weather app
OpenWeatherMap has an api that can get weather forecast for up to 16 days.
We are going to build a page that can get the forecast for any city for any number days up to
5.
A sample output for one day would look like
City


{% load static %}
Hi {{email}}
I have mentioned some of details of the prescription you must follow to get better.
Thanks for using Medicure services!!
Get Well Soon!!
Regards,
Dr. {{ doctor.first_name }} {{ doctor.last_name }}


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hash-table-rehash-size
hash-table ⇒ rehash-size
hash-table—a hash table.
rehash-size—a real of type (or (integer 1 *) (float (1.0) *)).
Returns the current rehash size of hash-table, suitable for use in a call to make-hash-table in order to produce a hash table with state corresponding to the current state of the hash-table.
(setq table (make-hash-table :size 100 :rehash-size 1.4)) ⇒ #<HASH-TABLE EQL 0/100 2556371> (hash-table-rehash-size table) ⇒ 1.4
Should signal an error of type type-error if hash-table is not a hash table.
make-hash-table, hash-table-rehash-threshold
If the hash table was created with an integer rehash size, the result is an integer, indicating that the rate of growth of the hash-table when rehashed is intended to be additive; otherwise, the result is a float, indicating that the rate of growth of the hash-table when rehashed is intended to be multiplicative. However, this value is only advice to the implementation; the actual amount by which the hash-table will grow upon rehash is implementation-dependent.


ACCEL GOLD KOTE- bronopol liquid
Accelerated Genetics
Disclaimer: This drug has not been found by FDA to be safe and effective, and this labeling has not been approved by FDA. For further information about unapproved drugs, click here.
AN EXCELLENT AID FOR CONTROLLING MASTITIS
DIRECTIONS: Immediately after milking and before the cow is
released, dip each teat in undiluted ACCEL GOLD-KOTE
barrier teat dip. Teats should be dipped or sprayed to the base
of the udder. If the dip becomes visibly dirty or contains
sediment, replace with fresh solution. At the end of lactation, the
teats should be dipped or sprayed with ACCEL GOLD-KOTE
for four days after the last milking. Teats should be thoroughly
washed and dried before milking. Use potable water, a suitable
cleanser and individual paper towels to remove the barrier and
to prevent contamination of the milk. Do not use for cleaning or
sanitizing milk equipment.
WARNING: Can cause eye damage. Harmful if swallowed.
Do not get in eyes or on clothing. Avoid contamination of food.
FIRST AID: In case of contact with eyes, flush immediately with
plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Call a physician.
INTERNAL: If swallowed, induce vomiting and call a
physician immediately.
CAUTION: Avoid freezing. If frozen, let thaw and shake
thoroughly before using.
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#include <nn_ops.h>
Computes a 2-D convolution given 4-D input
and filter
tensors.
Given an input tensor of shape [batch, in_height, in_width, in_channels]
and a filter / kernel tensor of shape [filter_height, filter_width, in_channels, out_channels]
, this op performs the following:
[filter_height * filter_width * in_channels, output_channels]
.[batch, out_height, out_width, filter_height * filter_width * in_channels]
.In detail, with the default NHWC format,
output[b, i, j, k] = sum_{di, dj, q} input[b, strides[1] * i + di, strides[2] * j + dj, q] * filter[di, dj, q, k]
Must have strides[0] = strides[3] = 1
. For the most common case of the same horizontal and vertices strides, strides = [1, stride, stride, 1]
.
Arguments:
data_format
, see below for details.[filter_height, filter_width, in_channels, out_channels]
input
. The dimension order is determined by the value of data_format
, see below for details.Optional attributes (see Attrs
):
input
. If set to k > 1, there will be k-1 skipped cells between each filter element on that dimension. The dimension order is determined by the value of data_format
, see above for details. Dilations in the batch and depth dimensions must be 1.Returns:
Output
: A 4-D tensor. The dimension order is determined by the value of data_format
, see below for details.
Constructors and Destructors |
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Conv2D(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input input, ::tensorflow::Input filter, const gtl::ArraySlice< int > & strides, StringPiece padding)
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Conv2D(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input input, ::tensorflow::Input filter, const gtl::ArraySlice< int > & strides, StringPiece padding, const Conv2D::Attrs & attrs)
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operation
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output
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node() const
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::tensorflow::Node *
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operator::tensorflow::Input() const
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operator::tensorflow::Output() const
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DataFormat(StringPiece x)
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Dilations(const gtl::ArraySlice< int > & x)
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UseCudnnOnGpu(bool x)
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Optional attribute setters for Conv2D. |
Operation operation
::tensorflow::Output output
Conv2D( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input input, ::tensorflow::Input filter, const gtl::ArraySlice< int > & strides, StringPiece padding )
Conv2D( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input input, ::tensorflow::Input filter, const gtl::ArraySlice< int > & strides, StringPiece padding, const Conv2D::Attrs & attrs )
::tensorflow::Node * node() const
operator::tensorflow::Input() const
operator::tensorflow::Output() const
Attrs DataFormat( StringPiece x )
Attrs Dilations( const gtl::ArraySlice< int > & x )
Attrs UseCudnnOnGpu( bool x )


This Android program is structured in accordance with the Model-View-Presenter (MVP) pattern. The classes in the View layer are provided to you. The main PalantiriActivity first prompts the user to enter various configuration parameters, such as the number of Palantiri and Beings. It then starts the GazingSimulationActivity, which initializes the Presenter layer and then starts the Presenter layer's processing logic. The bulk of the concurrent processing is performed by the two MVP layers: the Presenter (which is the focus of Part 1 of the assignment) and the Model (which is the focus of Part 2 of the assignment). The Palantiri app should run successfully without throwing any exceptions if you correctly complete the skeleton implementations in these layers.
This Android app executes a BeingAsyncTask for each Being using a fixed-size ThreadPoolExecutor accessed via the Android AsyncTask framework, which is described here and here. These tasks will all run concurrently and attempt to acquire a Palantir and gaze into it for a certain amount of time. You'll also need to understand how to program with Android Bound Services and AIDL, which are described here and here. I recommend you watch these videos and look at the code to ensure you understand how to program all these Android concurrency and communication mechansims. Naturally, we'll cover these topics in class, as well.
In particular, you'll need to do the following:
Program Description
In the src directory of the A4-Android-App directory you'll find a
number of files, all of which you should read. You'll need to modify
several files containing the skeleton Java code that you'll implement
by completing the "TODO - You fill in here" comments to provide a
working solution. DO NOT CHANGE THE OVERALL STRUCTURE OF THE SKELETON
- just fill in the "TODO -- You fill in here" portions!!!
The Palantir and Beings are color coded to represent their state: PalantiriPresenter.java
and BeingAsyncTask.java
files in
src/edu/vandy/presenter
. In particular, you'll need to
(1) use the Android AsyncTask executeOnExecutor() method to
create/start a BeingAsyncTask for each Being, which concurrently
acquires a Palantir from the Model layer and gazes into it for a
certain amount of time and (2) start a thread that uses a
CountDownLatch object to coordinate the ending of the simulation and
then inform the View layer that the simulation is done. PalantiriModel.java
,
PalantiriManager.aidl
, LeaseCallback.aidl
,
PalantiriLeasePool.java
, and
PalantiriService.java
files in
src/edu/vandy/model/
. These implementations require
knowledge of Android Bound Service and AIDL capabilities.
A "correct" simulation should restrict the number of gazing Beings to
the number of Palantiri. In other words, if there are four Palantiri
in the simulation, then only four Being dots should ever be Green on
the screen at a time. Additional Work for Graduate Students
Graduate students (or any student who is taking this course for
graduate credit) must do the following additional work:
The additional work required by graduate students is clearly marked in
the skeletons.
Skeleton Code
The skeleton code for both parts of this assignment is available from
my GitHub
account. Once you've setup your GitLab account you can pull this
skeleton code in your repository, read it carefully, and complete the
"TODO" markers.


Before I start rambling on different techniques and software programs I like to use and what not, let me introduce myself, I'm Samuel Gipson and my career goal is to become a front end web developer. I have switched my career path so many times in my college career that it wasn't until my junior year that I found my passion.
On a typical day I start with getting a little exercise and a good breakfast, otherwise I feel that I spend longer amounts of time on my homework because my brain feels like mush. So given that I have started my day with a fresh start I start with homework. Depending on how long it takes I try to finish it in time so that I can work on other projects for hobbies like Code Academy or Treehouse. I find that with a great schedule to plan out your priorities the efficiency is unmatched!
Well it seems as though I stayed up a little late last night, which I try not to do because my next day is that much shorter. I awake some hours past my usual time and skip my workout routine in order to ketch up on homework. After spending a few hours on homework I realize I forgot to eat breakfast. That's probably why it took me 3 hours to do the homework in the first place, that and not exercising. Now I'm eating breakfast, well that is if you call chips breakfast at one in the afternoon. However I'm behind and need to catch up! At the end of the day I'm exhausted from turning my mind to goo from the homework, that I don't have the effort to put into Code Academy or Treehouse. This was not my best day.
Well I'm sure you can guess how this day goes. I awake in a daze thinking it's 10am only to realize the clock says 1pm. Well I guess I shouldn't have stayed up until 3am watching Game of Thrones while playing StarCraft 2. I probably also shouldn't of had a whole Dominoes pizza to myself along with whatever else I could get my hands on at 3 in the morning. I get out of bed, go over to the kitchen to find the mess I didn't feel like cleaning before. After cleaning and eating some brunch it is now 2:30pm and my day is passing right by me. Of course I also forgot about the 8 page paper due tonight, probably a side effect of Game of Thrones. I forget the side projects for the day and end up working on the paper until late in the night, leading to a bad day tomorrow.
I use a second monitor because I find that when I'm on my computer, regardless of what I'm doing I'm usually trying to do multiple tasks at once. I use an Asus 22" monitor and let me tell you it makes all the difference on irritation and saving me time. Instead of having to switch between tabs I have Live Reload setup on the other screen through Chrome so that every time I save it refreshes my code in the browser for me. This is probably my most favorite feature of Sublime Text 2. I would be using the 3rd one if it had this feature. Hopefully they update it quickly!
I got my MacBook Pro before coming to college so it's an early 2011 series. Since you have to drop a little over $2000 for one of these I went with the bare minimum and have kept it this way up until about 1 week ago when I upgraded the memory from 4gp of ram to a full 16gb of ram. Now when working with adobe products I can easily run multiple programs at a time without it constantly freezing. Before I got this MacPook Pro I was pro PC all the way. I was also completely against Apple because I thought they were overpriced. However over the years of using it and what I've learned about user experience design as well as the flawless ways in which this system works I can honestly say it's worth every penny.
I couldn't stand reaching over my desk to work on things, especially after getting my new monitor, so I had to cave and buy a wireless keyboard. This was a steal on black Friday for $30 when the original price was around $90. I can now lean back and use my MacBook Pro strictly as another monitor and work in a nice comfortable setting where I'm not getting sore numb arms from leaning and sitting awkwardly. I love it so much that I even sometimes use it while working on a couch. I just set the macbook on a table and work from a distance.


BASICS OF THE WEB
1.) The Web
2.) HTML
3.) URL
4,) HTTP
5.) Web Applications
The World Wide Web is made up of HTML and Hyperlinks.
There are four major components of accessing any webpage. These are:
1.) You
2.) Your computer and your browser
3.) The Internet
4,) Servers
*Servers are computers optimized to sit in a data center and store files.
HTML Markup
-Consists of an opening tag, a closing tag, and contents.
Examples:
< b > Hello < / b > will bold the word Hello
< em > Hi < / em > will italicize or place emphasis on the word Hi
Inline and Block
-Inline ends line and appears as one tag at the break like < br >.
-Block will create a box around the content which has height and width.
This has both an opening and closing tag. An example is < p > and < /p >.


$id
$id : integer
ID unique for each Member
Class member
setFirstName(string $firstName) : \EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member
Set firstName
| string | $firstName |
setLastName(string $lastName) : \EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member
Set lastName
| string | $lastName |
setStudent(boolean $student) : \EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member
Set student
| boolean | $student |
setAdmin(boolean $admin) : \EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member
Set admin
| boolean | $admin |
setSupervisor(\EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member $supervisor = null) : \EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member
Set supervisor
| \EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member | $supervisor |
getSupervisor() : \EG\AssignmentBundle\Entity\Member
Get supervisor


Community‐level weighted means of six functional traits in mixed subtropical forest stands subjected to different logging histories in subtropical South America in 2000. Graphical elements are explained in Figure 7. Nonoverlapping of notches indicates significant difference at 95% confidence level


Run the statement in the right panel.
As mentioned in the previous step, the unchecked option in the set integrity statement allowed previously entered data to be unchanged. By using the checked option, DB2 replaces those old values with values generated from the new definition for the column.
The statements in the editor change the table defintion again, but this time when integrity checking is turned back on, the integrity will be checked, so all old values are recalculated.
You should see a result set after running the queries that shows the newly calculated values.


Edit Government Office Details
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The ESXi Hardening guide started in the 2.x days. It was originally a best practices document around security. In the 4.x, VMware started breaking it into categories of information. Improvements over the years. Some feedback on the 4.x guide is that it was presented in PDF, limited ways on how to resolve it and mitigate the listed risk and was not usable in a programmatic format.
The new format in 5.0 is a spreadsheet guide with categorization by component and sub-components. Now this spreadsheet includes techniques to implement and apply these recommendations. Look at http://vmware.com/go/securityguides for more information.
Automating these solutions and suggestions is the next obvious step in addressing the security concerns. As such the SCAP standard from NIST which allows security audit and validation. This Standard allows you to do checklist validation style approaches and how it is setup. XCCDF is the primary XML rule based system for validation around testing and assessment. XCCDF is the setup of the checklist approach and then OVAL designates a fixtext area which can be programmatic or just manual steps. Together these two things will help by having standardized approach to building and utilization of security information and validation.
OVAL is the Open Vulnerability Assessment Language. Today there are over 13,500 definitions made that include different versions of all OS platforms. This is open and community driven and significant amount of information being created every day. This standard links with CVE to show vulnerability scoring which is more timely and updated reasonably quickly.


function [min_x,min_y,X,Y]=gridsearch(Min,Max,Grid,nloops,fun,varargin)
% GRIDSEARCH Function minimization using grid search.
%
% Synopsis:
% [min_x,min_y,X,Y]=gridsearch(Min,Max,Grid,nloops,fun)
% [min_x,min_y,X,Y]=gridsearch(Min,Max,Grid,nloops,fun,varargin)
%
% Descritpion:
% This function implements the grid search to find the minimum
% of a given function y = fun(x), x \in X.
% The domain X is discretized to the grid with minimal and
% maximal point given by Min and Max respectively. Number of points
% of the grid is given by Grid. The Max, Min and Grid are vectors
% their entries correspond to individual dimensions of X.
% After the mininum is found then the grid search is recursively
% repeated with a finer grid. Number of nested loops is given by nloops.
% The string fun determines function to be minimized. The function is
% called as y=feval(fun,x,varargin{:}).
%
% Input:
% Min [dim x 1] Minimum point of the grid.
% Max [dim x 1] Maximum point of the grid.
% Grid [dim x 1] Number of point in the grid, i.e. grid density.
% nloops [1x1] Number of nested loops of the grid search.
% fun [string] Identifies the minimized function.
% varargin [cell] Additional arguments of the minimized function.
%
% Output:
% min_x [dim x 1] Found minimum.
% min_y [1x1] min_y = fun(min_x).
% X [dim x n] Points which the grid search checked through.
% Y [1 x n] Y(i)=fun(X(:,i)).
%
% Example:
% [min_x,min_y,X,Y]=gridsearch(0,10,10,3,'sin');
% figure; grid on; hold on;
% plot(X,Y,'.');
% plot(min_x,min_y,'+r');
%
% About: Statistical Pattern Recognition Toolbox
% (C) 1999-2003, Written by Vojtech Franc and Vaclav Hlavac
% Czech Technical University Prague
% Faculty of Electrical Engineering
% Center for Machine Perception
% Modifications:
% 18-July-2003, VF
% 17-July-2003, VF
num_variables=length(Min);
if num_variables > length(Grid),
Grid = Grid*ones(size(Min));
end
if Grid > 1, step=(Max-Min)./(Grid-1); else step = 0; end
x=Min;
min_y = inf;
stop = 0;
X = [];
Y = [];
while ~stop,
y = feval(fun, x, varargin{:});
X = [X,x(:)];
Y = [Y,y];
if y < min_y,
min_y = y;
min_x = x;
end
x(1) = x(1) + step(1);
if Grid > 1,
for i=1:num_variables,
if x(i)-step(i)/2 > Max(i),
x(i)=Min(i);
if i+1 <= length(x),
x(i+1)=x(i+1)+step(i+1);
else
stop=1;
end
end
end
else
stop = 1;
end
end
if nloops > 1,
tmp=2*step./Grid;
Min = min_x - step + tmp;
Max = min_x + step - tmp;
[x, y, tmpX, tmpY]=gridsearch( Min, Max, Grid, nloops-1, fun, varargin{:});
if y < min_y,
min_y = y;
min_x = x;
end
X = [X,tmpX];
Y = [Y,tmpY];
end
return;


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void | unloadComponent () override final |
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Bundle adjustment optimization. UUID: 870d89ba-bb5f-460a-a817-1fcb6473df70
- Injectables
| SolAR::api::storage::IPointCloudManager |
| SolAR::api::storage::IKeyframesManager |
| SolAR::api::storage::ICovisibilityGraphManager |
- Properties
| nbIterationsLocal | |
| type: int; range : [0..MAX INT]; default: 10 |
| nbIterationsGlobal | |
| type: int; range : [0..MAX INT]; default: 10 |
| setVerbose | (0 = false, 1 = true) |
| type: int; range : [0, 1]; default: 0 |
| nbMaxFixedKeyframes | |
| type: int; range : [0..MAX INT]; default: 0 |
| errorOutlier | |
| type: float; range : [0..MAX FLOAT]; default: 3.f |
| useSpanningTree | (0 = false, 1 = true) |
| type: int; range : [0, 1]; default: 0 |
| isRobust | (0 = false, 1 = true) |
| type: int; range : [0, 1]; default: 1 |
| fixedMap | (0 = false, 1 = true) |
| type: int; range : [0, 1]; default: 0 |
| fixedKeyframes | (0 = false, 1 = true) |
| type: int; range : [0, 1]; default: 0 |
◆ bundleAdjustment()
| double SolAR::MODULES::G2O::SolAROptimizationG2O::bundleAdjustment |
( |
datastructure::CamCalibration & |
K, |
|
|
datastructure::CamDistortion & |
D, |
|
|
const std::vector< uint32_t > & |
selectKeyframes = {} |
|
) |
| |
|
override |
solve a non-linear problem related to bundle adjustement statement expressed as: minArg(pts3ds,intrinsics,extrinsics) = MIN_cam_i(MIN_3d_j(pts2d_j - reproje(pt3ds_j,intrinsics_i,extrinsics_i)),
- Parameters
-
| [in,out] | K | camera calibration parameters responsible of 3D points generation. |
| [in,out] | D | camera distorsion parameters responsible of 3D points generation |
| [in] | selectKeyframes | : selected views to bundle following a given strategies. If it is empty then take all keyframes into account to perform global bundle adjustment. |
- Returns
- the mean re-projection error after optimization.
◆ optimizeSim3()
| double SolAR::MODULES::G2O::SolAROptimizationG2O::optimizeSim3 |
( |
datastructure::CamCalibration & |
K1, |
|
|
datastructure::CamCalibration & |
K2, |
|
|
const SRef< Keyframe > & |
keyframe1, |
|
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const SRef< Keyframe > & |
keyframe2, |
|
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const std::vector< DescriptorMatch > & |
matches, |
|
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const std::vector< Point3Df > & |
pts3D1, |
|
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const std::vector< Point3Df > & |
pts3D2, |
|
|
datastructure::Transform3Df & |
pose |
|
) |
| |
|
override |
solve a non-linear problem related to sim3D optimization between two overlaped keyframes of two different maps:
- Parameters
-
| [in] | K1 | camera calibration parameters responsible of 3D points generation from map 1. |
| [in] | K2 | camera calibration parameters responsible of 3D points generation from map 2. |
| [in] | keyframe1 | first overlapping keyframe from map 1. |
| [in] | keyframe2 | second overlapping keyframe from map 2. |
| [in] | matches | matches between two keyframes. |
| [in] | pts3D1 | first set of 3D points. |
| [in] | pts3D2 | second set of 3D points. |
| [in,out] | pose | Sim3 matrix pose between map1 and map2 |
- Returns
- the mean re-projection error.
◆ setMap()
| FrameworkReturnCode SolAR::MODULES::G2O::SolAROptimizationG2O::setMap |
( |
const SRef< datastructure::Map > |
map | ) |
|
|
override |
set map reference to optimize
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- FrameworkReturnCode::SUCCESS if the map is set, else FrameworkReturnCode::_ERROR.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


---
layout: post
title: Seven Days til Christmas
date: '2005-12-18T23:39:00.000-06:00'
author: Wendy
tags:
- Fun
- Christmas
- Family
modified_time: '2007-03-31T18:29:48.211-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-113497133769387684
blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2005/12/seven-days-til-christmas.html
---
I can hardly believe Christmas is almost here! I've been wrapping presents tonight, which I love to do! Jason is working on his paper. It's cram time for school. Finals are this week. I am looking foward to a less stressful week next week! It is still a snow covered land out here at about 10 F. Ice skating here we come! After last winter's famous hockey stop for Jason, the kids are not so sure he should be allowed on the ice yet.


CLARUS ANTIFUNGAL - tolnaftate cream
Clinical Therapeutic Solutions
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active Ingredient
Tolnaftate 1 %
Uses:
For effective treatment of most athlete's foot (tinea pedis) and ringworm (tinea corporis). Relieves: Itching, Scaling, Cracking, Redness, Soreness, Burning, Irritation and prevents the reoccurrence of most athlete's foot with daily use.
Warnings
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.
Do not use
on children under 2 years of age unless directed by a physician.
Stop use and ask physician if:
- When using for athlete's foot or ringworm: if irritation occurs or if there is no improvement within 4 weeks, discontinue use and consult a physician.
- When using for prevention of athlete's foot: If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a physician.
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a healthcare professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children
In the case of accidental ingestion, seek professional assistance or contact a Poison Control Center immediately.
Directions:
For treatment of athlete's foot and ringworm:
- Clean the affected area and dry thoroughly. Apply a thin layer of the product over affected area twice daily (morning and night) or as directed by a physician.
- Supervise children in the use of this product.
- For athlete's foot: Pay special attention to spaces between the toes; wear well-fitting, ventilated shoes, and change shoes and socks at least once daily.
- For athlete's foot and ringworm: Use daily for 4 weeks. If condition persists longer, consult a physician. This product is not effective on scalp or nail infections.
To prevent athlete's foot:
- Clean the feet and dry thoroughly.
- Apply a thin layer of the product to the feet once or twice daily (morning and/or night).
- Supervise children in the use of this product.
- Pay special attention to spaces between the toes; wear well-fitting shoes, and change shoes and socks at least once daily.
Other information:
Store between 200-250C (680-770F)
Inactive ingredients:
Aqua (Deionized Water), C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, C13-14 Isoparafin, Dimethyl Sulfone (MSM), Ethylhexylglycerin, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Laureth-7, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Polyacrylamide, Polysorbate-20, Urea.


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Gibbs energy of formation ( ∆ fG o ) and solubility for selected metal oxides in [P 44414]Cl+CH 3COOH after 24 hr at 323 K compared to that in choline chloride ([Ch]Cl)) + CH 3COOH (1:2) DES.
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canon
Businessmodel of Canon
Customer Segments
Canon’s principal customers are retail and distribution companies, businesses – including small and medium-sized businesses, professional print organisations, large commercial enterprises and government bodies – and consumers, who can access products through the Company’s online store and retail network. Canon also recently launched a range of cinematography imaging products, which will be reportedly targeted primarily at broadcast organisations and movie studios. The Company’s largest markets for sales are in Japan, the US and Europe, where its customers have included Bank of Valetta and Coca Cola.
Canon also targets businesses directly with its suite of business services, including printing management and outsourcing. The Company has provided business services to companies across a range of sectors, including insurance provider AEGON, accountancy firm Armstrong Watson, the British Library, chemicals company Borealis and stationer Staples. Under its European Canon Professional Services programme the Company provides free support services to Canon professional photographers and filmmakers.
Value Propositions
Canon’s greatest value to consumers is the reputation of its brand and the quality and reliability of its products. The Company is constantly researching innovative tool for its products so that its products remain popular and well-regarded, and the Company provides ongoing technical support and maintenance services.
Channels
Information regarding Canon, its products and its services is available at the Company’s website at www.canon.com. Canon’s products are available for sale via its online store, as well as through the Company’s network of retail outlets. The Company also sells products via its distribution and retails customers and through its worldwide network of authorised resellers. Large enterprises, organisations and government bodies can purchase large orders of Canon products by contacting the Company’s sales team directly. Similarly, customers of Canon’s business services can contact secure service contracts via Canon representatives.
Customer Relationships
Consumers can purchase Canon products on a self-service basis from the Company’s online store, as well as through the Company’s network of retail outlets. Customers that buy products in-store can receive greater personal care, receiving advice and guidance from the Company’s in-store sales representatives. Large business customers and Canon’s business service clients require greater interaction with members of the Canon sales and marketing team, with contracts negotiated directly. Canon provides ongoing support to its customers, both directly and through its partners.
It also supplies a range of support resources through its website, including self-help guides, service and repair assistance, manuals, and online technical assistance. Customers can also interact directly with Canon representatives in their various retail outlets and through the Company’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube accounts.
Key Activities
Canon manufactures and sells imaging, optical and multi-functional office equipment, including cameras, printers, copiers and scanners to retailers, distributors, businesses and consumers. The sale of these products is frequently supported by the provision of paid-for maintenance services contracts.
The Company also provides a range of business services, including managed print services, outsourcing, information management, and marketing and communication services. Canon also manages a network of accredited resale and service partners, which are certified to provide support, outsourcing and maintenance services to Canon customers on the Company’s behalf.
Key Partners
Canon partners with a variety of companies through its Canon Partner Channel, authorising companies to sell, service and provide support services relating to Canon products worldwide. These partners principally comprise small and medium-sized local or regional operators. Partners can be authorised resellers or can obtain certifications across a range of more technical services, including managed printing services, office solutions, advanced scanning solutions, advanced office imaging, imaging supplies, network camera solutions and information management.
In return Canon partners receive help-desk support, tools, resources, training and Among Canon’s partners are Condor Office Solutions, Pro Print Solutions, Stanford Marsh Group, Hussey Knights, Mercury Business Supplies and Think Office Technologies.
Key Resources
Canon’s key resources are its products, its manufacturing facilities, its sales network, and its personnel. The Company’s products use a range of patented proprietary technologies. In 2015 Canon was ranked third in a list of top US patent holders only behind IBM and Samsung Electronics, with 4,134 individual patents. The Company’s distributions and supply networks are also key to the Company’s business model.
Cost Structure
Canon’s principal costs relate to its research and development activities, manufacturing activities – including operation of production facilities and purchase of supplies, logistics and transit operations, and operation of an international network of retail outlets. In 2015 research and development costs alone amounted to JPY 328.5 billion (approximately $3 billion).
Revenue Streams
In 2015 Canon generated more than JPY 3.8 trillion (approximately $34.5 billion) in annual revenue. Its principal revenue stream continues to be its domestic and international manufacture and sale of optical, imaging and multi-functional office equipment products, including digital cameras, digital copiers, laser printers, semiconductor lithography equipment and FPD lithography equipment, flash units, scanners, camcorders and computers. Additionally, Canon has recently launched a range of cinematography imaging products. The Company’s largest product segment in terms of revenue is its multifunctional copier division.
Canon also provides services related to its products under various contractual agreements, and provides separately-priced product maintenance contracts for which customers pay a base fee plus a variable amount based on usage. These maintenance services are often bundled into sales of products. Canon’s product revenue is supplemented by revenue generated through the provision of various business services, including managed print services, outsourcing services, and marketing and communication services.


| Coir pith waste (porous carbon) |
100 |
50 |
837 |
[
27]
|
| Bean-dreg (graphitic sheet) |
100 |
100 |
396 |
[
28]
|
| Waste green tea (graphitic carbon nanoflakes) |
100 |
100 |
400 |
[
38]
|
| Rice husks (carbon-decorated silicon spheres) |
100 |
100 |
429 |
[
44]
|
| Coffee waste (nonporous carbons) |
100 |
100 |
285 |
[
53]
|
| Wheat flour (carbon particles) |
1000 |
100 |
217 |
[
45]
|
| Orange peel (porous carbon) |
1000 |
100 |
301 |
[
46]
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| Loofah (three-dimensional porous carbon framework) |
100 |
100 |
225 |
[
60]
|
| Waste green tea (nanoparticles) |
100 |
100 |
498 |
[
61]
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| walnut shell (porous carbon nanofiber) |
100 |
200 |
280 |
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62]
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| Reed flowers (hierarchical porous carbon) |
100
1000
|
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1000
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--- layout: post title: 'Darren on Ruby: Migrating Rails to Tomcat / JEE, Part 3: Using Warbler (Rack) to Deploy to Tomcat, Jetty or GlassFish' date: '2009-04-17T00:28:00.004+01:00' author: Darren Bishop tags: - Derby - Java - Rails - JRoR - Tomcat - JRuby - Ruby - RoR modified_time: '2009-04-29T15:34:54.191+01:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3826577489563855618.post-3984320296179051311 blogger_orig_url: http://blog.darrenbishop.com/2009/04/darren-on-ruby-migrating-rails-to-jee_17.html ---
Part 1: Switching to JRuby & Apache Derby showed you how to migrate from the Ruby+SQLite3 technology stack to JRuby+Derby.
Part 2: Migrating Your Data From SQLite3 to Derby showed you how to export your data out of your SQLite3 database and import that data into your new Apache Derby database.
Now I will take you through using Warbler to package your Rails app into a Web ARchive, ready for running on Tomcat, Jetty, Glassfish or whatever Servlet container you like.
jgem install warbler -y
RAILS_ROOT\config\database.yml
with
production: adapter: jdbc url: jdbc:derby:db\blog_ production;create=true driver: org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDriver username: app password: app
warble config
, then edit the RAILS_ROOT\config\warble.rb
file, replacing (or inserting after) this line
# config.gems += ["activerecord-jdbcmysql-adapter", "jruby-openssl"]...with this line
config.gems += ["activerecord-jdbc-adapter", "activerecord-jdbcderby-adapter", "jdbc-derby", "jruby-openssl"]
CLASSPATH
. Here are 3 ways to achieve this, in increasing scope:
derby.jar
, derbyclient.jar
and derbynet.jar
in DERBY_HOME\lib
to RAILS_ROOT\lib
TOMCAT_HOME\lib
JAVA_HOME\jre\lib\ext
WEB-INF\lib
of the built WAR file.RAILS_ROOT\config\initializers\session_store.rb
# ActionController::Base.session_store = :active_record_store
jrake db:sessions:create RAILS_ENV=production jrake db:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
RAILS_ROOT\config\warble.rb
file:
config.webxml.jruby.session_store = 'db'
RAILS_ROOT\config\environment.rb
, just before
Rails::Initializer.run do |config|... add the following
if defined?(JRUBY_VERSION) # hack to fix jruby-rack's incompatibility with rails edge module ActionController module Session class JavaServletStore def initialize(app, options={}); end def call(env); end end end end end
warble
which should produce blog.war
. Now take this and drop it into TOMCAT_HOME\webapps
. Restart Tomcat if it does not auto-deploy the application then navigate to your blog.
This concludes this 3 part series on migrating from Ruby on Rails+SQLite3+WEBrick to JRuby on Rails+Derby+Tomcat. I hope through this blog I can spare you the pain I have gone through in figuring out how to get all this to work.


Foo Bar Example API
Introduction
Version
v2
Author
John Doe
Description
The following document describe the RESTful API of the
example service foo bar.
Authentication Schemes
- Basic Authentication
- OAuth
Base URI
http://myapipath/v2
Index of Resources and Operations
-
User
-
Create a new user account
-
Get user details
1. User
Description
This resource represents a user.
Resource URI
http://myapipath/v2/user/{user-id}
- user-id
- user ID
1.1 Create a new user account
Description
Creates a new user account, if user registration is enabled.URI
http://myapipath/v2/users
URI Parameters
n/aHTTP Method
POST
Resource Formats
Authentication
not requiredRequest Entities
{
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"username" : "John Doe"
}
Responses
- 201 Created
- User account has been created. The location header contains its URI.
- 400 Bad Request
- The provided data are incomplete or invalid.
- 403 Forbidden
- The service instance does not allow the creation of new user accounts.
- 409 Conflict
- The user account has not been created, because there already exists an account with matching parameters.
Response Entities
n/a
1.2 Get user details
Description
Returns information about a registered user.URI
http://myapipath/v2/user/{user-id}
URI Parameters
n/aHTTP Method
GET
Resource Formats
Authentication
requiredRequest Entities
n/aResponses
- 200 OK
- The data set is returned as the response entity.
- 404 Not Found
- There is no user with this user ID.
Response Entities
{
"username" : "John Doe"
}
The data returned when queried by another user.
{
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"username" : "John Doe"
}
The data returned when queried by the user himself.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ChristianHolidayParser |
This parser creates christian holidays for the given year relative to easter
sunday.
|
| EthiopianOrthodoxHolidayParser |
Calculates the ethiopian orthodox holidays.
|
| FixedParser |
The Class FixedParser.
|
| FixedWeekdayBetweenFixedParser |
Parses the configuration for fixed weekdays between two fixed dates.
|
| FixedWeekdayInMonthParser |
The Class FixedWeekdayInMonthParser.
|
| FixedWeekdayRelativeToFixedParser |
Parses fixed weekday relative to fixed date.
|
| HinduHolidayParser |
HinduHolidayParser class.
|
| IslamicHolidayParser |
This parser calculates gregorian dates for the different islamic holidays.
|
| RelativeToEasterSundayParser |
This parser creates holidays relative to easter sunday.
|
| RelativeToFixedParser |
The Class RelativeToFixedParser.
|
| RelativeToWeekdayInMonthParser |
RelativeToWeekdayInMonthParser class.
|


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Apples are the star of this sensational starter. The sweetness of the apples are balanced by the savoury black pudding.
For the scallops, preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Sandwich the bacon between two baking sheets and place in the oven for 8-10 minutes.
Heat a large frying pan and add the oil, once hot add the black pudding. Cook for 2-3 minutes and then add the scallops. Cook the scallops on each side for 1-2 minutes, depending on the size of the scallops. Add half the butter at the end and baste the scallops. Keep warm until ready to serve.
Heat a separate frying pan and add the remaining butter. Once hot, add the apple slices and cook on each side for 1-2 minutes, or until golden-brown.
For the salad, place the apples and leaves in a large bowl and mix. In a small bowl mix the oil, vinegar and lemon juice.
For the purée, melt the butter in a saucepan. Add the apples, sugar, vanilla pod and seeds. Cook for about 4-5 minutes, or until the apples start to break down.
Remove the vanilla pod and then blend the mixture to a smooth purée using a hand-held blender. Push the mixture through a fine sieve into a saucepan and season to taste with salt and pepper.
To serve, toss the salad in the dressing and divide between four serving plates. Place the scallops, black pudding and apple slices alongside and dress the plates with the purée. Garnish with the bacon and coriander cress.


# Markdown Bundle Test sheet ## Writing some maths $$ f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty \hat f(\xi)\,e^{2 \pi i \xi x} \,d\xi $$ ## Inside tables | Equation | Witty Comment | | :------: | ------------- | | $\nabla \cdot \vec{\mathbf{B}} = 0$ | divergence of $\vec{\mathbf{B}}$ is zero | | $\nabla \times \vec{\mathbf{E}}\, +\, \frac1c\, \frac{\partial\vec{\mathbf{B}}}{\partial t} = \vec{\mathbf{0}}$ | curl of $\vec{\mathbf{E}}$ is proportional to the rate of change of $\vec{\mathbf{B}}$ | ## Looking at images Nothing really special here but we soon will provide the upload plugin to upload images to any local or external service. ![Glitch](https://i.imgur.com/9wdoVTh.gif) ## Important blocks (based on bootstrap alerts) Surround your blocks with your choices of classes (alert, info, success) ::: warning ::: * We're * Going * Nowhere * *Fast* ::::::::::::::: ::: info ::: 1. Take your seat 2. Enjoy a drink 3. Relax :::::::::::: > That was Nice ! ## Embedding videos > Look : the videos continue to play when you are editing like in HackMD ! ### Youtube @[youtube](https://youtu.be/My4j3vgFxbE) @[youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfqErNnvxoo) @[youtube](loFnEki2-14) ### Vimeo @[vimeo](77330591) @[vimeo](https://vimeo.com/74547305) ### Or even watch my whole playlist on Openwhyd ! @[whyd](https://openwhyd.org/u/520122f77e91c862b2af9625/playlist/3) ## Other medias Well, embedding is not restricted to videos. ### Geogebra @[geogebra](https://ggbm.at/dxfxw9cR) ### PDF documents @[pdf](https://www.planetebook.com/ebooks/Frankenstein.pdf) We expect a long list of medias coming soon.. Just ask what other player we could incorporate. Note : Only HTML5 embedding ! No Flash or Java applets. ```


This section will describe and show the galleries and portfolio sections. These can be added on individual pages or inside other pages that are not fullscreen and require their own content to house the entire element. For example, if you want to set a gallery inside a blog page, you'll have to include it in a container class or if you wish, a content class to exclude it from everything else.

The above code generates a simple, thumbnail gallery that will show thumbnails depending on the screen size.
You can replace gallery-round with gallery-square to change the format of the image.
To create more gallery items simply duplicate the anchor on line 2 3 4 and replace the href with your image in the anchor and data-original with your image in the img class. Images are preloaded.

   Breakfast

Gallery blocks will expand to the full width of the screen and popualte with thumbnails. To create more items simply duplicate the anchor inside. Replace the strong class with your own text. To replace the image you'll have to replace the anchor href and the data-original.

Daytime Activities

The gallery collections represent 4 images with an icon inside. Replace the anchor with the location of your gallery collection, the icon inside the em with your icon.
To create more collections, simply dupllicate the gallery-collection-item.
The one and two column portfolio are basically identical. Their housing class determines if the portfolio shows one or two columns

Portfolio Item 1

 Nam dictum, sapien et auctor bibendum, purus lectus porttitor, at venenatis libero nunc non tortor aenean dignissim id auctor.

Replace the portfolio-NUMBER-item at the top with portfolio-one-item or portfolio-two-item.
Inside this class there will be classes called portfolio-item. Duplicate these to create more items.
Inside the portfolio item classes, you'll locate an image at the top, a title, text, and the icons that can be replaced with your own. The color classes from the first chapter apply here as well.
To create a fluid portfolio, meaning images will appear in columns as the screen expands use the classes inside the portfolio one and two explained above and rename the main housing class from portfolio-one-item or portfolio-two-item to portfolio-fluid-item
This portfolio can store cards with captions on them and no activation, they can only redirect to a differnt page.

Breakfast
 Card subtitle / description here

Portfolio wide is the wrapper that will hosue all the portfolio-wide-item portfolio-wide-card classes. Duplicate the portfolio-wide-item portfolio-wide-card to create more items.
The anchor inside will send you to your designated location
The image inside the anchor is the image of the portfolio, replace the data-original with your own image
The H3 is the title of the caption
The em is the subtitle of the caption.
The overlay is under the caption background
And that's about it! duplicate it as you need it!
The portfolio wide is similar to the cards, but has one title over the image and then opens down in a toggle like design to insert more content for each image.

Breakfast

The portfolio wide has the same wrapping class as the card. Inside this there is only a class called portfolio-wide-item. Duplicate that to create mor portfolios.
Inside this there is an anchor, in which there is the image you'll have to replace.
The H3 is the caption title, when you tap it.
The portfolio-wide-content houses all the text that will show when you tap the content.
The gallery and portfolios that are adaptive rely on the same classes to function.

Change View

Item 1

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Dupllicate the portfolio item to create more items. Remove the H4 and P to use it gallery mode, or leave them there for portfolio mode.
The first 3 anchors in the portfolio-adaptive-controls are the ones that will toggle the state. By default in the gallery active-adaptive is set to the adaptive-three On the portfolio is set to adaptive-one.
You''ll also have to set portfolio-adaptive-three / portfolio-adaptive-two / portfolio-adaptive one to the portfolio-adaptive class that will match the controls.


Se7en (1995) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com Member: Online Film Critics Society
*** out of four
"Ernest Hemingway once wrote, "The world is a fine place and worth fighting for." I agree with the second part."
Starring Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kevin Spacey. Rated R.
*NOTE: This review contains SPOILERS
Four years after its release, some fans and critics are putting David Fincher's Se7en at the top of their lists for best/scariest movies of all time. I maintain that its just another serial killer movie, albeit a well-made one. It's certainly unnerving -- gory and sometimes frightening -- but it's also fairly standard, even predictable.
Retiring Detective William Somerset (a stone-faced Morgan Freeman) is given one last assignment: the bizarre murder of a grossly obese man. He is joined by David Mills (Brad Pitt) an inexperienced, young, obscenity- sputtering gumshoe who doesn't seem to know how to do anything other than demand a little respect. After another murder is committed, Somerset and Mills realize that this killer is murdering people that exemplify one of the seven deadly sins (namely gluttony, sloth, greed, lust, envy, wrath or pride).
Seven sins most likely means seven planned murders, so Mills and Somerset are off to try and stop the perverse killer before he does more dirty deeds. Inevitably they fail because more gruesome killings are uncovered, but the killer (a riveting Kevin Spacey) comes to them and wants to lead them to the final two bodies.
David Fincher (Alien 3, The Game) is impressively adept at building tension. This is an exciting movie: suspenseful and intense, with scarcely a hiatus. The way the murders are committed is effectively shocking (although I couldn't help but think that Fincher staged them for shock value alone) and the images linger in your mind long after the movie is over. For pure, unadulterated visceral thrill, there is little beating Se7en.
But if a movie is only as good as its villain then Se7en is kinda "blah". Kevin Spacey does his best to make him frightening but never succeeds in being much more than obnoxious. His "John Doe" is no Hannibal Lecter and thus the revelation of the killer's identity proves anticlimactic.
All the acclaim that Se7en has received borders on undeserved. I liked the movie well enough but I fail to see what people find so extraordinary about it. It's a solid, suspenseful, exciting thriller that entertains mightily, but it has no life message nor is it a particularly meaningful parable about the world we live in. This is one movie where the best thing to do is watch, rather than think. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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CHASING AMY A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1997 Ben Hoffman
This is the third in a trilogy written and directed by Kevin Smith. The previous two films were the offbeat and very entertaining CLERKS and MALLRATS. In this third film, Smith digs deeply into relationships as we come close to the end of a millennium. Men and women are as ridiculous in their relationships as they were a few decades ago.
Two cartoonist partners, Holden (Ben Affleck) and Banky (Jason Lee) are prospering with their cult comic books. When they meet Alyssa (Joey Lauren Adams) who is also a comic book artist, Holden is instantly attracted to her. He is at least momentarily unnerved when he sees her with her girlfriend in a passionate kiss but he is so taken with her that he is willing to settle for just a relationship as friends even if his partner, Banky, says Holden is not the type to have women as mere friends.
Apparently, Alyssa, a gorgeous blonde with a sweet, lovable face, just THINKS she is a Lesbian. How else explain her attraction to Holden? Lesbians do not turn into heteros just because they meet a man to whom they are attracted. Alyssa has been a free spirit doing sexually whatever she wanted when she was younger, experimenting in every way. The question is whether Holden, a man of today, is able to handle what his adored Alyssa did ten or more years ago.
As in all three of his films, Smith's writing is exceptional so the dialog flows smoothly. That is true of his directing, as well. Off the beaten track of most of today's films, Smith cuts to the heart of what is troubling the young people of today who are still, in many cases, unsure of where they stand and where they are going or want to go. Profound, witty and entertaining,.
Nevertheless, I had looked for a different ending to the film. I could be wrong. Perhaps Smith's is the better option.
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