Ratargul Swamp Forest
Ratargul Swamp Forest is a freshwater swamp forest located in Gowain River, Fatehpur Union, Gowainghat, Sylhet, Bangladesh. It is the only swamp forest located in Bangladesh and one of the few freshwater swamp forests in the world. The forest is naturally conserved under the Department of Forestry, Govt. of Bangladesh.
Its area is 3, 325.61 acre including 504 acre declared as the animal sanctuary in 2015. It is known as the Sundarbans of Sylhet. This only swamp forest in Bangladesh is located 26 kilometres (16 mi) far from Sylhet. The forest's name comes from the word, "Rata" or "Pati" tree, used by the locals of Sylhet.
Gowain River, Fatehpur Union, Gowainghat, Sylhet, Bangladesh.
Tropical air from the north-west of Sylhet causes heavy rainfall. According to Sylhet Weather Centre, average rainfall is 4162 millimetre per year. Highest rainfall occurs in July which is 1250 millimetre. On the other hand, December is the driest season with 74% relative density which jumps up to more than 90% in July–August. The forest is linked with Gowain river through a lake namely chengir khal. In the rainy season, too much water from India enter into the lake through Gowain river and the forest become flooded. This situation prevails from May to early October and the temperature remains 32-degree Celsius which drops to 12-degree Celsius in January. In the rainy season, trees remain 10 ft (somewhere even 15–20 ft) under water but the forest become dry in winter season. 73 species of plants could be found in the forest till now. 80 percent of the forest area is covered with umbrella of the trees. Two layer of plants can be seen in the swamp forest. The upper layer consists of trees and the lower one consists of intense Schumannianthus dichotomus. The canopy of the plants spreads up to 15 meters of height. Though the forest is natural, the Forestry Department of Bangladesh has planted some watery plants like Calamus tenuis, Burflower Tree, Barringtonia acutangula, Calamus tenuis. Banyan Tree is very common in the forest. Besides that, Barringtonia acutangula, Milletia Pinnata, Sacred Garlic Pear or Temple Plant, Alstonia Scholaris can also be seen. Tourists mostly go to see the forest in monsoon. One needs to take permission from the forest office to visit the forest. A local boat needs to be hired to travel through the swamp forest. There is a building tower inside the forest. If you go up there, you can see the whole view of the forest.
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Citrus 2.0 is a major version upgrade and therefore big things should be happening. In the following sections we shortly describe the Citrus evolution. We want you to get a quick overview of what has happened and all the new things in Citrus. So hopefully you can spot your favorite new feature.
Refactoring
In Citrus 1.4 we began to refactor the configuration components in Citrus. This refactoring was finalized in Citrus 2.0 which means that all deprecated classes and api are no longer supported. The classes were removed so you get compilation errors when using those old stuff. If you still use the old configuration see this migration-sheet in order to learn how to upgrade to the new configuration. It is worth to do so! In addition to that we did refactoring in following fields:
- Reply message correlation In synchronous communication scenarios Citrus optionally correlated messages across send and receive test actions. In default setting the message correlation was disabled. With 2.0 release we changed this behavior to the opposite. Now message correlation is done by default with a default correlation algorithm. So in case you used the DefaultReplyMessageCorrelator in Citrus before you will not have to do so in future as this is done by default. The message correlation gives us more robust tests especially when executing tests in parallel. In the test case you do not have to do anything for proper message correlation.
- Citrus message API We have refactored the Citrus message API to use custom message objects in endpoints, consumers and producers. This has no affect on your tests or configuration unless you have written endpoint extensions or custom endpoints on your own. You might have to refector your code accordingly. Have a look at the Citrus endpoint implementations in order to see how the new message API works for you.
- Sleep time in milliseconds This is something that we definitely carry around since the beginning of Citrus. The time values in sleep test action were done in seconds, which is inconvenient when using time periods below one second or non natural numbers. Now you can choose to use milliseconds which is more likely how you should configure time periods anyway. See Section 12.4, “Sleep” for details
- Auto sleep time in milliseconds We used seconds when using auto sleep in repeat on error container. This led to the fact that we were not able to sleep time periods below one second. Also it was not possible to specify non natural numbers such as 1.5 seconds auto sleep time. We changed to milliseconds which is more likely how you are used to configure time periods anyway. See Section 14.6, “Repeat on error until true” for details
- Message handler vs. endpoint adapter In previous releases prior to 1.4 we had message handlers on server side that were able to forward in coming requests to message channels or jms destinations. The old message handler implementations were removed in 2.0. Instead you should use the endpoint-adapter implementations. See Chapter 32, Endpoint adapter how that works.
- XML endpoint reference attribute In a XML test case you reference the message endpoint in the send and receive actions with a special attribute called with. This attribute is no longer supported and was removed. Instead you should use the endpoint attribute which was introduced in Citrus 1.4 and has the exact same functionality.
- Removed citrus-adapter module The Maven module citrus-adapter was removed. Classes and API moved to citrus-core module. For endpoint adapters do use the new configuration components that were introduced in Citrus 1.4. See Chapter 32, Endpoint adapter for details.
- WebServiceEndpoint class renamed In terms of package refactoring the com.consol.citrus.ws.WebServiceEndpoint was renamed to com.consol.citrus.ws.server.WebServiceEndpoint
Spring framework 4.x
In terms of upgrading the Citrus API dependencies we introduced Spring 4.x versions. This includes the core Spring framework libraries as well as the Spring Integration and Spring WebService project artifacts. So with the major version upgrade lots of API changes were also done in Citrus code in order to meet the new Spring 4.x API. So we recommend for you to also use Spring 4.x version in your Citrus projects.
FTP support
New member of the Citrus family deals with FTP connectivity. The new citrus-ftp module provides a neat ftp server and client implementation so you can send and receive messages vie FTP message transport. Chapter 20, FTP support describes the new functionality in detail.
Functions with test context access
Functions are now able to access the test context. This enables you to access all test variables and other central test related components in a function implementation. Therefore the function Java interface has now an additional test context parameter. Refactor your custom written functions accordingly to meet the new interface rules. See how to write custom functions for details.
Validation matcher with test context access
Just like functions now validation matchers are able to access the test context. This enables you to access all test variables and other central test related components in a validation matcher implementation. The validation matcher Java interface has changed accordingly with an additional test context parameter. Refactor your custom written matcher implementation accordingly to meet the new interface rules.
Message listener with test context access
Message listeners do now also have access to the test context. This is more powerful as you can access test variables and other central components within the test context.
SOAP over JMS
SOAP over JMS was supported in Citrus from the very beginning. Unfortunately you had to always specify the whole SOAP envelope in your test case. SOAP envelope handling is now done automatically by Citrus when using the new SoapJmsMessageConverter. The converter takes care on constructing a proper SOAP envelope message. See Section 16.5, “SOAP over JMS” for details.
Multiple SOAP attachments
When sending and receiving SOAP messages with Citrus as client or server you can add one to many attachments to the message. Before it was only possible to have one single attachment in a message. Now you have no limits in defining SOAP attachments. See Chapter 19, SOAP WebServices for details.
Multiple SOAP XML header fragments
The SOAP header can hold multiple XML header fragments with different namespaces and content.  See Chapter 19, SOAP WebServices for details.
Create variable validation matcher
A new validation matcher implementation is able to create a new variable on the fly. The actual field name is used as variable name and the element value as variable value. The variable name can slo be customized with optional validation matcher parameter. This is a great alternative to the XPath expression evaluating variable extraction. Also very handsome to use this validation matcher in Json message payloads. See Section 34.12, “variable()” for details.
New configuration components
A major part of the Citrus configuration is done in a Spring bean application context. Central Citrus components and features are added as Spring beans to the application context. Now with Citrus 2.0 we have added special configuration components for almost all features. This means that you can easily add configuration using the new XML schema components. See which components are available:
- Function library Custom function libraries with custom function implementations are now configured with the function-library XML schema components in the Spring application context configuration. See Chapter 33, Functions for details.
- Validation matcher library Custom validation matcher implementations are now configured with the validation-matcher-library XML schema components in the Spring application context configuration. See Chapter 34, Validation matcher for details.
- Data dictionary Data dictionaries apply to all messages send and received in test cases. You can define multiple dictionaries using the data-dictionary XML schema components in the Spring application context configuration. See Chapter 35, Data dictionaries for details.
- Namespace context Configuration of a global namespace context is necessary for XML message payloads and XPath expressions used in the test cases. The namespace-context XML schema component is used in the Spring application context configuration and simplifies the configuration. See Chapter 10, Using XPath for details.
Before/after suite components
When executing test actions before the actual test run you can use the sequence before suite components. We have improved these components to use a special XML schema. This enables easy configuration of both before and after suite actions. In addition to that you can bind the suite actions to special packages, test names or suite names. So you can now have more than one sequence before suite at the same time. According to the environment settings the before suite actions are executed or left out. Last not least we have done the same improvement to the before test actions and we have introduced a after test sequence component for execution after each test. See how this is done in Chapter 37, Test suite actions.
Citrus JMS module
JMS support has been a major part of Citrus from the very beginning. Up to now the JMS features were located in citrus-core Maven module. With Citrus 2.0 we introduced a separate citrus-jms Maven module. This means that you might have to add proper Maven dependency of this new module in your existing project when using JMS. See how this is done in Chapter 16, JMS support.


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Fadnavis heckled at Bal Thackeray’s death anniversary function
Fadnavis and his entourage moved on without reacting to the jibes.
by PTIFormer Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis was on Sunday subjected to sloganeering by a section of Shiv Sena workers as he left Shivaji Park in the metropolis after paying tribute to Bal Thackeray on his ninth death anniversary.
Some Sena workers in close proximity to the former CM’s convoy were seen shouting in Marathi Fadnavis’ assembly poll campaign slogan: ‘I will be back (as CM)’ along with the Sena’s traditional ‘Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ki jai’ war cry.
Mr. Fadnavis and his entourage, which included several senior BJP leaders, moved on without reacting to the jibes.
There were no Shiv Sena leaders, except Uddhav Thackeray’s PA Milind Narvekar, when Mr. Fadnavis arrived at Shivaji Park to pay tribute to the founder of the Maharashtrian party.
Earlier in the day, Mr. Fadnavis had tweeted a video containing some of the late Sena patriarch’s rousing speeches, and had added his voice-over as a tribute.
The Sena and the BJP contested the October Assembly polls together and won 161 seats between them, before the Uddhav Thackeray-led party’s insistence on equal sharing of the chief ministerial tenure led to acrimony and stalemate in government formation.
Following weeks of bitter political drama, the Sena is currently in the process of forming a non-BJP government with support from Congress and Nationalist Congress Party.


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Note, because SED-ML files typically describe simulations involving specific model formats and simulation algorithms, each SED-ML file can only be executed by a subset of simulation tools. Information about the capabilities of simulation tools to execute SED-ML files involving specific formats and algorithms is available at BioSimulators. In addition, runBioSimulations provides a web application which can recommend specific tools for executing particular SED-ML files in COMBINE archives.
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Source: Elowitz MB, Leibler S (2000). A synthetic oscillatory network of transcriptional regulators. Nature 403, 6767: 335-338.
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Litterboxes may all look more or less the same to you, but probably not to your cat. Jackie Neilson, a Veterinary Behaviorist in Portland, Oregon, says cats prefer litterboxes with certain amenities.
Her research shows, for example, that many cats prefer clay-based, clumping litter to other types. Choosy felines like their litterbox to smell nice, too, with carbon being the top choice for odor control. In terms of size, most cats like litter boxes roomy - the bigger, the better. But each cat has its preferences, so you might want to experiment to find out the products that your cat likes best.


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Regular expressions (regex/regexp) are used to look for a specific set of patterns in strings.
They are basically a sequence of characters that allow you to look through and pick out the characters in the string that match that specific sequence.
When looking at regular expressions, there are two types of characters:
A metacharacter, carries a special meaning.
A regular character, which just carries its literal meaning.
With both types of characters combined, a pattern can be specified.
There are certain operations that allow us to create regular expressions:
The"or" operator is represented by a vertical bar |
For instance, if you wanted to find the word mum and mom, it would look like mum|mom
To group things together, parentheses can be used. They allow us to define the scope and the order we want the operators to be in. For example, mum|mom can also be written m(u|o)m.
A question mark ? after a character tells us how often that character can occur. For example, if we were to write colou?r, the ? mark after the character 'u' shows that there can be zero or one of the character 'u'. This would give us both "color" and "colour".
An asterisk * tells us that there is zero or more of the character that precedes it. For example, if we did jenn*y, it could give "jeny", jenny", "jennny", etc.
A plus sign + tells us there is one or more of the character that precedes it. Again, if we used this on jenn+y, it could give us "jenny", "jennny"," jennnny", but not "jeny".
And of course, we can combine these operations if you wanted to locate a very complex expression.
Regular expressions can look intimidating and confusing at first, but with a little guidance and practice, it can be a very useful tool!


Artificial intelligence. Thats what we call 2-AI around here.. After reading all the hyped up reports we bought 10G only to be dissapointed with oral and intranasal use. Recently reports of IV use of 2-AI emerged. Only having minor prior experience with the needle I decided to use it in my muscle rather than vein. I weighed out 100mg of the powder and seperated it into two piles. The powder readily dissolved in .2 CC's of distilled water. Next I shot it into the side of my leg.
About 10-15 minutes later I was very impressed with the effects. A very nice stimulation and pleasant state of mind soon began. My mouth dried up and I had a tight feeling in my chest, that is characteristic of my bodies reaction to amphetamines. I had a 3 hour car ride ahead and it made it enjoyable. This is apparently the best way to administer 2-AI. Little to no comedown or after effects.
I found 40mg orally to produce too much anxiety. 20mg intranasal produced little if no effects.
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tshark
Packet analysis tool, CLI version of Wireshark.
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- Monitor everything on localhost:
tshark
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- Only show packets matching a specific output filter:
tshark -Y 'http.request.method == "GET"'
- Decode a TCP port using a specific protocol (e.g. HTTP):
tshark -d tcp.port==8888,http
- Specify the format of captured output:
tshark -T json|text|ps|…
- Select specific fields to output:
tshark -T fields|ek|json|pdml -e http.request.method -e ip.src
- Write captured packet to a file:
tshark -w path/to/file
- Analyze packets from a file:
tshark -r path/to/file.pcap


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Local SEO is a type of search engine optimization that helps local companies appear in appropriate local searches for a more official definition.This system plays a role for the customer to trackand associate their means of search in appointed time without any delay or wrong information.
It is know that 80% of the consumer focuses on local utilization of business, which means if we miss out to anchor those consumer we may lag on distrubuting out products.
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*
* @description Make a string into a class name.
*
* @signature `can.classize(str)`
*
* `can.classize` splits a string by underscores or
* dashes and capitalizes each part before joining
* them back together. This method is useful for
* taking HTML class names and getting the original
* Control name from them.
*
* @codestart
* can.classize('my_control_name'); // 'MyControlName'
* @codeend
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pips Red=137 White=104
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red’s game plan is to avoid losing a gammon and therefore the match. His best chance to do that is to get an anchor in White’s home board. To achieve that he needed to roll an ace but failed to do so.
His best choice is to hit the White the White checker in his own home board. That gives him two possibilities:
1) White stays on the bar and then Red rolls the required ace.
2) White hits the exposed Red checker on Red’s 3-pt and then Red rolls a 1 or a 2.
All three hitting plays have the same equity so I leave you to choose which one you like, but hit you must.
His best choice is to hit the White the White checker in his own home board. That gives him two possibilities:
1) White stays on the bar and then Red rolls the required ace.
2) White hits the exposed Red checker on Red’s 3-pt and then Red rolls a 1 or a 2.
All three hitting plays have the same equity so I leave you to choose which one you like, but hit you must.
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Uploads file to Zenodo.
A JavaScript library to create a new version of a Zenodo upload with a file.
Makes a draft copy of an existing Zenodo upload. After overwriting the file and version the upload is published.
Can be used to create a DOI for a updated data file. A Zenodo upload must already exist using this library.
npm install @iomeg/zenodo-upload
npx --package @iomeg/zenodo-upload zenodo_upload [--sandbox] [--no-checksum] <deposition_id> <file> <version> <access_token>
To create new version (1.2.3
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.
npx --package @iomeg/zenodo-upload zenodo_upload 1234567 somefile 1.2.3 sometoken
The sometoken
string has to be replaced with a valid Zenodo access token.
To create new version of https://zenodo.org/record/1234567.
Example usage using NodeJS:
const fs = require('fs');
const zenodo_upload = require('@iomeg/zenodo-upload').default;
const deposition_id = 1234567;
const filename = 'somefile.txt';
fs.writeFileSync(filename, 'sometext', 'utf8');
const version = '1.2.3';
const access_token = 'sometoken';
zenodo_upload(deposition_id, filename, version, access_token)
.then(r => console.log(`New zenodo entry ${r.doi} created`))
.catch(e => console.error(e))
;
Or in modern javascript
import fs from 'fs';
import zenodo_upload from '@iomeg/zenodo-upload';
const deposition_id = 1234567;
const filename = 'somefile.txt';
await fs.promises.writeFile(filename, 'sometext', 'utf8');
const version = '1.2.3';
const access_token = 'sometoken';
const result = await zenodo_upload(deposition_id, filename, version, access_token);
console.log(`New zenodo entry ${result.doi} created`);
To run the example code you will need a valid Zenodo access token and a deposition id that can be written to by that token.
To install dependencies:
yarn install
To run the project in development/watch mode. Your project will be rebuilt upon changes.
yarn start
To bundle the package to the dist folder.
yarn build
To runs the test watcher (Jest) in an interactive mode. By default, runs tests related to files changed since the last commit.
yarn test
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yarn lint --fix
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Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions Class Reference
Options for running FlatZinc models More...
#include <flatzinc.hh>
Public Types | |
| enum | SearchOptions { FZ_SEARCH_BAB, FZ_SEARCH_RESTART } |
Public Member Functions | |
| FlatZincOptions (const char *s) | |
| Constructor. | |
| void | parse (int &argc, char *argv[]) |
| Parse options from arguments argv (number is argc). | |
| virtual void | help (void) |
| Print help text. | |
| unsigned int | solutions (void) const |
| bool | allSolutions (void) const |
| double | threads (void) const |
| bool | free (void) const |
| SearchOptions | search (void) const |
| unsigned int | c_d (void) const |
| unsigned int | a_d (void) const |
| unsigned int | node (void) const |
| unsigned int | fail (void) const |
| unsigned int | time (void) const |
| int | seed (void) const |
| const char * | output (void) const |
| Gecode::ScriptMode | mode (void) const |
Search options | |
|
| |
| Gecode::Driver::UnsignedIntOption | _solutions |
| How many solutions. | |
| Gecode::Driver::BoolOption | _allSolutions |
| Return all solutions. | |
| Gecode::Driver::DoubleOption | _threads |
| How many threads to use. | |
| Gecode::Driver::BoolOption | _free |
| Use free search. | |
| Gecode::Driver::StringOption | _search |
| Search engine variant. | |
| Gecode::Driver::UnsignedIntOption | _c_d |
| Copy recomputation distance. | |
| Gecode::Driver::UnsignedIntOption | _a_d |
| Adaptive recomputation distance. | |
| Gecode::Driver::UnsignedIntOption | _node |
| Cutoff for number of nodes. | |
| Gecode::Driver::UnsignedIntOption | _fail |
| Cutoff for number of failures. | |
| Gecode::Driver::UnsignedIntOption | _time |
| Cutoff for time. | |
| Gecode::Driver::IntOption | _seed |
| Random seed. | |
Execution options | |
|
| |
| Gecode::Driver::StringOption | _mode |
| Script mode to run. | |
| Gecode::Driver::BoolOption | _stat |
| Emit statistics. | |
| Gecode::Driver::StringValueOption | _output |
| Output file. |
Detailed Description
Options for running FlatZinc models
Definition at line 155 of file flatzinc.hh.
Member Enumeration Documentation
Definition at line 179 of file flatzinc.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::FlatZincOptions | ( | const char * | s | ) | [inline] |
Constructor.
Definition at line 184 of file flatzinc.hh.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::parse | ( | int & | argc, | |
| char * | argv[] | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Parse options from arguments argv (number is argc).
Reimplemented from Gecode::BaseOptions.
Definition at line 217 of file flatzinc.hh.
| virtual void Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::help | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Print help text.
Reimplemented from Gecode::BaseOptions.
Definition at line 226 of file flatzinc.hh.
| unsigned int Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::solutions | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 233 of file flatzinc.hh.
| bool Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::allSolutions | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 234 of file flatzinc.hh.
| double Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::threads | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 235 of file flatzinc.hh.
| bool Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::free | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 236 of file flatzinc.hh.
| SearchOptions Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::search | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 237 of file flatzinc.hh.
| unsigned int Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::c_d | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 240 of file flatzinc.hh.
| unsigned int Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::a_d | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 241 of file flatzinc.hh.
| unsigned int Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::node | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 242 of file flatzinc.hh.
| unsigned int Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::fail | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 243 of file flatzinc.hh.
| unsigned int Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::time | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 244 of file flatzinc.hh.
| int Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::seed | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 245 of file flatzinc.hh.
| const char* Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::output | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 246 of file flatzinc.hh.
| Gecode::ScriptMode Gecode::FlatZinc::FlatZincOptions::mode | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 247 of file flatzinc.hh.
Member Data Documentation
How many solutions.
Definition at line 159 of file flatzinc.hh.
Return all solutions.
Definition at line 160 of file flatzinc.hh.
How many threads to use.
Definition at line 161 of file flatzinc.hh.
Use free search.
Definition at line 162 of file flatzinc.hh.
Search engine variant.
Definition at line 163 of file flatzinc.hh.
Copy recomputation distance.
Definition at line 164 of file flatzinc.hh.
Adaptive recomputation distance.
Definition at line 165 of file flatzinc.hh.
Cutoff for number of nodes.
Definition at line 166 of file flatzinc.hh.
Cutoff for number of failures.
Definition at line 167 of file flatzinc.hh.
Cutoff for time.
Definition at line 168 of file flatzinc.hh.
Random seed.
Definition at line 169 of file flatzinc.hh.
Script mode to run.
Definition at line 174 of file flatzinc.hh.
Emit statistics.
Definition at line 175 of file flatzinc.hh.
Output file.
Definition at line 176 of file flatzinc.hh.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


This questionaire is a small app that takes a survey about individuals who are taking this JS course online.


THE HANDMAID'S TALE A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1990 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: THE HANDMAID'S TALE preaches to the choir in a rather formulaic look at a dismal possible (if unlikely) future where women have no rights. Robert Duvall's worst performance in memory highlights one of the less convincing arguments for feminism. Rating: low 0.
Back in the 1960s there were a number of science fiction films about horrible repressive futures. These films got their vision of the future by a fairly simple turn-the-crank formula: pick a current hot concern; imagine a society in which nobody or almost nobody has this concern. Now what will society be like with nobody worried about this issue? Pretty ugly, right? These films were all pretty much logical descendents of Orwell's novel 1984, but that did it back when it was still original. Films along these lines include SOYLENT GREEN, Z.P.G., FAHRENHEIT 451, and THE LAST CHILD, and I would also include SILENT RUNNING. Eventually the public started finding these exaggerated dystopic futures too dreary, so the ones without much action died out and the ones with more action became mindless films such as THE LAST CHASE and finally MAD MAX. As a literary style it did not go away and the occasional dystopic film like BRAZIL was still made on slightly more abstract issues such as bureaucracy. This year the dystopic science fiction film is represented by THE HANDMAID'S TALE, about a future brought about by apathy to feminist issues.
It has been said that repressive views towards women see them as madonnas or whores. In this film, each woman is forced into the roles of whore, servant, or madonna, wearing uniforms of red, white, or blue, respectively. 99% of the women were left infertile after the plague. If they can afford it, these women become the madonnas; if not, they are servants. Those who are fertile become the handmaids. Their job is to be surrogate childbearers for the madonnas. The process by which they come to bear children starts by sending them to indoctrination centers which use Orwellian mind control techniques, but which seem to be curiously ineffective at winning hearts and minds. From there they are farmed out to homes where first they are ritually read the Biblical story of infertile Rachel getting a child with the help of a handmaid. After that, they are impregnated in a curious ritual involved lying between the legs of one of the madonnas while her husband does the dirty deed.
The film opens with Kate (played by Natasha Richardson), her husband, and her daughter trying to flee across the border. Her husband is killed and she does not know what happened to her daughter. After the first shock, all this she takes with a calm regret. This means that between Margaret Atwood's book and Harold Pinter's screenplay somebody did not know how humans behave. The film follows Kate through her indoctrination into the society of handmaids and her assignment to the household of callous, selfish evangelist Serena Joy (played by Faye Dunaway) and her flat, cardboard husband, the Commander. This role is quite a departure for Robert Duvall, who usually acts in his films. The only film that Duvall was in but contributed less to was INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS. To director Volker Schlondorff does the dubious honor of being the only director ever to wring an uninteresting performance from Duvall.
While the film was colorful, with lots of costumes, in many ways the production values were poor. In a scene where the main character is holding yarn, she has two strands when seen from the front and at least six seen an instant later from the back. Also at one point a woman gives birth to a surprisingly clean six-month-old baby. And speaking of such scenes, for a film taking a stand against the exploitation of women, this film has more than its share of half-naked and scantily clad women and most of the nudity is gratuitous.
Director Schlondorff used to direct ABC "After-School Specials" and his style does not seem to have gotten any more subtle. I rate this film a low 0 on the -4 to +4 scale. Unless you embrace any film on a feminist theme, I do not recommend THE HANDMAID'S TALE.
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- Gender: Female
- Age: 23
- Technology/Devices: Microsoft Surface Laptop, iPhone 10
- Proficiency: Grace has a lot of experience with social media and using websites like ticketmaster, spotify, and shazam. She is a seasoned traveler and goes to concerts often and wants to plan a trip to follow her favorite band.
- Do they love or hate it?: Grace loves to use websites and apps that allow her to look at all types of concerts in her area. She is a casual user so as long as she has wifi she typically does not care what device she is on.
- Attitudes & Needs: Grace loves to camp and will travel anywhere if she gets to see a band that she likes play live. She is very easy going, posts a lot of photos/her location on social media, is single with no children,
- Why are they using your site?: Grace is using our site to favorite bands she likes and see where they are playing shows.
- What need does this persona have that your application aims to fill? Our application will fill her need of knowing when certain bands are playing live
User Story
As a casual user, Grace wants to search for concerts she is interested in and never miss when one of her favorite bands is on tour.
Use Case
Grace finds a band she is interested in, after browsing through the bands upcoming concerts she realizes she wants to stay up to date with their performances. Grace clicks on the favorite icon and the band is added to her follow list. She will now be notified of all future performances by the band.
Pre-Condition: Grace is logged into ConcertCrawl.
Post-Condition: Grace has added a band to her favorites list.
Interaction Flow
- Grace types her favorite band into the search bar and hits enter
- The browser populates a list of concerts her favorite band is playing
- Grace clicks on a concert
- The browser opens a popup with the info for that concert.
- Grace favorites the band by pressing the favorite icon
- The browser adds the band to Grace's favorites list


Blocking is when the execution of additional JavaScript in the Node.js process must wait until a non-JavaScript operation completes. This happens because the event loop is unable to continue running JavaScript while a blocking operation is occurring.
Some methods also have blocking counterparts, which have names that end with Sync.
Blocking methods execute synchronously and non-blocking methods execute asynchronously.
const fs = require('fs');
const data = fs.readFileSync('/file.md');
// Blocks here until the whole file is read
// Scheduled Timeout (100ms)
const timeoutScheduled = Date.now();
setTimeout(() => {
    const delay = Date.now() - timeoutScheduled;
console.log(`${delay}ms have passed since I was scheduled`);
}, 100);
// Blocking Code
var contents = fs.readFileSync('/etc/hosts');
    console.log(contents);
    console.log('Doing something else');
// Non-Blocking Code
fs.readFile('/etc/hosts', function(err, contents) { << This is a Callback - when the file is loaded print contents
console.log(contents);
});
console.log('Doing something else');
EXAMPLE CODE:
When Node.js starts, it initializes the event loop (or implements the REPL --Read-Eval-Print-Loop) In this view, green circles represent steps, or phases which are internally executed using Node.js code, while blue circles represent application code developed using the Node.js API (user code).
The loop is entered when Node.js executes a JavaScript file and begins by checking for timeout events. If there are any expired timeouts (i.e. a timer configured to fire at 200 ms is found and 200 ms or more has expired since the timer started), the callbacks for these timeouts, represented by the blue circle, are executed. This continues until all expired timeouts have been handled. After performing the task Node begins processing the event loop.
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indices=resampled_indices,
field_name_filter=None))
batch_flat = flatten(batch)
goal_keys = [
key for key in batch_flat.keys()
if key[0] == "goals"
]
for key in goal_keys:
batch = self._update_batch_fn(
batch, resampled_batch, where_resampled, self._environment)
if self._reward_fn:
self._reward_fn(
batch, resampled_batch, where_resampled, self._environment)
if self._terminal_fn:
self._terminal_fn(
batch, resampled_batch, where_resampled, self._environment)


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| trichol {mgcv} | R Documentation |
Computes Choleski decomposition of a (symmetric positive definite) tri-diagonal matrix stored as a leading diagonal and sub/super diagonal.
trichol(ld,sd)
ld |
leading diagonal of matrix |
sd |
sub-super diagonal of matrix |
Calls dpttrf
from LAPACK
. The point of this is that it has O(n) computational cost, rather than the O(n^3) required by dense matrix methods.
A list with elements ld
and sd
. ld
is the leading diagonal and sd
is the super diagonal of bidiagonal matrix B where B'B=T and T is the original tridiagonal matrix.
Simon N. Wood<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Anderson, E., Bai, Z., Bischof, C., Blackford, S., Dongarra, J., Du Croz, J., Greenbaum, A., Hammarling, S., McKenney, A. and Sorensen, D., 1999. LAPACK Users' guide (Vol. 9). Siam.
require(mgcv) ## simulate some diagonals... set.seed(19); k <- 7 ld <- runif(k)+1 sd <- runif(k-1) -.5 ## get diagonals of chol factor... trichol(ld,sd) ## compare to dense matrix result... A <- diag(ld);for (i in 1:(k-1)) A[i,i+1] <- A[i+1,i] <- sd[i] R <- chol(A) diag(R);diag(R[,-1])


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| getUri () | |
| getAbsoluteUri () | |
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| $_SERVER | |
| $body = null | |
| __construct | ( | $serverData = null | ) |
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NUC472_NUC442_BSP V3.03.004
The Board Support Package for NUC472/NUC442
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Macros | |
| #define | EPWM_ENABLE_COMPLEMENTARY_MODE(pwm) |
| This macro enable complementary mode. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_DISABLE_COMPLEMENTARY_MODE(pwm) |
| This macro disable complementary mode, and enable independent mode. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_ENABLE_GROUP_MODE(pwm) |
| This macro enable group mode. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_DISABLE_GROUP_MODE(pwm) |
| This macro disable group mode. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_ENABLE_SYNC_MODE(pwm) |
| This macro enable synchronous mode. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_DISABLE_SYNC_MODE(pwm) |
| This macro disable synchronous mode, and enable independent mode. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_ENABLE_OUTPUT_INVERTER(pwm, u32ChannelMask) |
| This macro enable output inverter of specified channel(s) More... | |
| #define | EPWM_MASK_OUTPUT(pwm, u32ChannelMask, u32LevelMask) |
| This macro mask output output logic to high or low. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_SET_DIVIDER(pwm, u32ChannelNum, u32Divider) |
| This macro set the divider of the selected channel. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_SET_CMR(pwm, u32ChannelNum, u32CMR) |
| This macro set the duty of the selected channel. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_SET_CNR(pwm, u32ChannelNum, u32CNR) |
| This macro set the period of the selected channel. More... | |
| #define | EPWM_SET_ALIGNED_TYPE(pwm, u32ChannelMask, u32AlignedType) |
| This macro set the PWM aligned type. More... | |
Functions | |
| uint32_t | EPWM_ConfigOutputChannel (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum, uint32_t u32Frequency, uint32_t u32DutyCycle) |
| This function config PWM generator and get the nearest frequency in edge aligned auto-reload mode. More... | |
| void | EPWM_Start (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelMask) |
| This function start PWM module. More... | |
| void | EPWM_Stop (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelMask) |
| This function stop PWM module. More... | |
| void | EPWM_ForceStop (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelMask) |
| This function stop PWM generation immediately by clear channel enable bit. More... | |
| void | EPWM_EnableFaultBrake (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelMask, uint32_t u32LevelMask, uint32_t u32BrakeSource) |
| This function enable fault brake of selected channels. More... | |
| void | EPWM_ClearFaultBrakeFlag (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32BrakeSource) |
| This function clear fault brake flag. More... | |
| void | EPWM_EnableOutput (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelMask) |
| This function enables PWM output generation of selected channels. More... | |
| void | EPWM_DisableOutput (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelMask) |
| This function disables PWM output generation of selected channels. More... | |
| void | EPWM_EnableDeadZone (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum, uint32_t u32Duration) |
| This function enable Dead zone of selected channel. More... | |
| void | EPWM_DisableDeadZone (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum) |
| This function disable Dead zone of selected channel. More... | |
| void | EPWM_EnableDutyInt (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum, uint32_t u32IntDutyType) |
| This function enable duty interrupt of selected channel. More... | |
| void | EPWM_DisableDutyInt (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum) |
| This function disable duty interrupt of selected channel. More... | |
| void | EPWM_ClearDutyIntFlag (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum) |
| This function clears duty interrupt flag of selected channel. More... | |
| uint32_t | EPWM_GetDutyIntFlag (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum) |
| This function get duty interrupt flag of selected channel. More... | |
| void | EPWM_EnableFaultBrakeInt (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32BrakeSource) |
| This function enable fault brake interrupt. More... | |
| void | EPWM_DisableFaultBrakeInt (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32BrakeSource) |
| This function disable fault brake interrupt. More... | |
| void | EPWM_ClearFaultBrakeIntFlag (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32BrakeSource) |
| This function clear fault brake interrupt of selected source. More... | |
| uint32_t | EPWM_GetFaultBrakeIntFlag (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32BrakeSource) |
| This function get fault brake interrupt of selected source. More... | |
| void | EPWM_EnablePeriodInt (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum, uint32_t u32IntPeriodType) |
| This function enable period interrupt of selected channel. More... | |
| void | EPWM_DisablePeriodInt (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum) |
| This function disable period interrupt of selected channel. More... | |
| void | EPWM_ClearPeriodIntFlag (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum) |
| This function clear period interrupt of selected channel. More... | |
| uint32_t | EPWM_GetPeriodIntFlag (EPWM_T *pwm, uint32_t u32ChannelNum) |
| This function get period interrupt of selected channel. More... | |
| #define EPWM_DISABLE_COMPLEMENTARY_MODE | ( | pwm | ) |
| #define EPWM_DISABLE_GROUP_MODE | ( | pwm | ) |
| #define EPWM_DISABLE_SYNC_MODE | ( | pwm | ) |
| #define EPWM_ENABLE_COMPLEMENTARY_MODE | ( | pwm | ) |
| #define EPWM_ENABLE_GROUP_MODE | ( | pwm | ) |
| #define EPWM_ENABLE_OUTPUT_INVERTER | ( | pwm, | |
| u32ChannelMask | |||
| ) |
This macro enable output inverter of specified channel(s)
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelMask | Combination of enabled channels. Each bit corresponds to a channel Bit 0 represents channel 0, bit 1 represents channel 1... |
| #define EPWM_ENABLE_SYNC_MODE | ( | pwm | ) |
| #define EPWM_MASK_OUTPUT | ( | pwm, | |
| u32ChannelMask, | |||
| u32LevelMask | |||
| ) |
This macro mask output output logic to high or low.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelMask | Combination of enabled channels. Each bit corresponds to a channel Bit 0 represents channel 0, bit 1 represents channel 1... |
| [in] | u32LevelMask | Output logic to high or low |
| #define EPWM_SET_ALIGNED_TYPE | ( | pwm, | |
| u32ChannelMask, | |||
| u32AlignedType | |||
| ) |
This macro set the PWM aligned type.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelMask | This parameter is not used |
| [in] | u32AlignedType | PWM aligned type, valid values are: |
| #define EPWM_SET_CMR | ( | pwm, | |
| u32ChannelNum, | |||
| u32CMR | |||
| ) |
This macro set the duty of the selected channel.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | PWM channel number. Valid values are between 0~5 |
| [in] | u32CMR | Duty of specified channel. Valid values are between 0~0xFFFF |
| #define EPWM_SET_CNR | ( | pwm, | |
| u32ChannelNum, | |||
| u32CNR | |||
| ) |
This macro set the period of the selected channel.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | PWM channel number. Valid values are between 0~5 |
| [in] | u32CNR | Period of specified channel. Valid values are between 0~0xFFFF |
| #define EPWM_SET_DIVIDER | ( | pwm, | |
| u32ChannelNum, | |||
| u32Divider | |||
| ) |
This macro set the divider of the selected channel.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | PWM channel number. Valid values are between 0~5 |
| [in] | u32Divider | Clock divider of specified channel. Valid values are |
| void EPWM_ClearDutyIntFlag | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_ClearFaultBrakeFlag | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32BrakeSource | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_ClearFaultBrakeIntFlag | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32BrakeSource | ||
| ) |
This function clear fault brake interrupt of selected source.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32BrakeSource | Fault brake source, could be either |
| void EPWM_ClearPeriodIntFlag | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum | ||
| ) |
| uint32_t EPWM_ConfigOutputChannel | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32Frequency, | ||
| uint32_t | u32DutyCycle | ||
| ) |
This function config PWM generator and get the nearest frequency in edge aligned auto-reload mode.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | PWM channel number. Valid values are between 0~5 |
| [in] | u32Frequency | Target generator frequency |
| [in] | u32DutyCycle | Target generator duty cycle percentage. Valid range are between 0 ~ 100. 10 means 10%, 20 means 20%... |
| void EPWM_DisableDeadZone | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_DisableDutyInt | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_DisableFaultBrakeInt | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32BrakeSource | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_DisableOutput | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelMask | ||
| ) |
This function disables PWM output generation of selected channels.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelMask | Combination of enabled channels. Each bit corresponds to a channel Set bit 0 to 1 disables channel 0 output, set bit 1 to 1 disables channel 1 output... |
| void EPWM_DisablePeriodInt | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_EnableDeadZone | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32Duration | ||
| ) |
This function enable Dead zone of selected channel.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | PWM channel number. Valid values are between 0~5 |
| [in] | u32Duration | Dead Zone length in PWM clock count, valid values are between 0~0x7FF |
| void EPWM_EnableDutyInt | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32IntDutyType | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_EnableFaultBrake | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelMask, | ||
| uint32_t | u32LevelMask, | ||
| uint32_t | u32BrakeSource | ||
| ) |
This function enable fault brake of selected channels.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelMask | This parameter is not used |
| [in] | u32LevelMask | Output high or low while fault brake occurs, each bit represent the level of a channel while fault brake occurs. Bit 0 represents channel 0, bit 1 represents channel 1... , bit 5 represent channel 5 |
| [in] | u32BrakeSource | Fault brake source, could be one of following source |
| void EPWM_EnableFaultBrakeInt | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32BrakeSource | ||
| ) |
| void EPWM_EnableOutput | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelMask | ||
| ) |
This function enables PWM output generation of selected channels.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelMask | Combination of enabled channels. Each bit corresponds to a channel. Set bit 0 to 1 enables channel 0 output, set bit 1 to 1 enables channel 1 output... |
| void EPWM_EnablePeriodInt | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32IntPeriodType | ||
| ) |
This function enable period interrupt of selected channel.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | This parameter is not used |
| [in] | u32IntPeriodType | This parameter is not used |
| void EPWM_ForceStop | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelMask | ||
| ) |
| uint32_t EPWM_GetDutyIntFlag | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum | ||
| ) |
This function get duty interrupt flag of selected channel.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | PWM channel number. Valid values are between 0~5 |
| 0 | Duty interrupt did not occurred |
| 1 | Duty interrupt occurred |
| uint32_t EPWM_GetFaultBrakeIntFlag | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32BrakeSource | ||
| ) |
This function get fault brake interrupt of selected source.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32BrakeSource | Fault brake source, could be either |
| 0 | Fault brake interrupt did not occurred |
| 1 | Fault brake interrupt occurred |
| uint32_t EPWM_GetPeriodIntFlag | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum | ||
| ) |
This function get period interrupt of selected channel.
| [in] | pwm | The base address of PWM module |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | PWM channel number. Valid values are between 0~5 |
| 0 | Period interrupt did not occurred |
| 1 | Period interrupt occurred |
| void EPWM_Start | ( | EPWM_T * | pwm, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelMask | ||
| ) |


A new tool that I’ve discovered: “Simian can be used on any human readable files such as ini files, deployment descriptors, you name it.”
http://www.redhillconsulting.com.au/products/simian/
Simian catches these and other instances of duplication [as described on the original page] and can be configured to either flag them as warnings or even "break the build", ensuring that copy and pasting never again causes you or your project problems.


[[Subject .Subject "[[.InvitedBy]] has added you to the [[.OrgName]] organization"]]
[[.InvitedBy]] has added you to the [[.OrgName]] organization in Grafana.
Once logged in, [[.OrgName]] will be available in the left side menu, in the dropdown below your username.


Movie-Meet
Miss going to the theatres?, no worries, here's a way in which you can compensate for the loss
Movies are always fun when you watch 'em with your loved ones.

Our motto:
"Cinema is the most beautiful fraud in the world. Let's all be fraudsters"
Our slogan:
"You're most close to someone when you're far away from them.
What do we do?
NOTHING.
I'm going to show you the most unique way in which you can watch movies.
So it's practically nothing, but yet something I found useful.
How?
Using Google Meet. Yes.
All you gotta do is go start a New meeting.
Then, share your screen by clicking on Present Now.
It gives you options, instead of sharing the whole screen, just share your browser tab (which is going to run your movie).
Then tick off the Share Audio at the bottom left corner (this is after you've selected the window you want to share)
What are you waiting for? go ask her out! and click here MEET.
Things to Remember:
- Make popcorn
- Chat with her in the chat box
- Make her feel comfortable
Sites(for my broke friends who can't afford Netflix)
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123 movies
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Download Movies from here
Contact:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Will upload my Movie recommendations soon!


--- title: GIMP Space Elevator Drawing layout: post tags: [media, video] uuid: d2383e63-2310-3b31-b03a-67b5fc884cfd ---
I've been looking for a nearby tabletop gaming group for awhile now. I asked people I knew. I asked around at work. I just couldn't find anyone. Luckily, a new thing that Wizards of the Coast has been doing is D&D Encounters where prepared adventures are run every week openly at local gaming stores. The purpose is for casual players or beginners to be able to freely to play some D&D without needing any commitment, preparation, or equipment. Characters are pre-generated, so no spending a half hour creating some new player characters every week.
I hopped into it for season two, which just started 6 weeks ago. Each weekly session is a 1.5 to 2 hour combat encounter. I've been having fun, but honestly it's not all that exciting compared to what a real campaign can bring. There is no role-playing, practically no NPC interaction, no puzzles, and no exploration. It also doesn't help that the adventures and characters are riddled with mistakes and very unbalanced. For an example of unbalanced, the character I've been playing, Barcan (or Barqan depending on where you are in the character sheet), could be killed — and I'm not talking about unconscious dying but negative bloodied value dead — by a monster critical strike in just about every encounter so far. Every time a monster attacked me there was a 1 in 20 chance, even at full health, that I might be done playing for the week.
But the great part is that it got me connected to other players in my area, which I think is the most valuable part of Encounters. One of my fellow players was just starting a regular gaming group and invited me to come along, so we've been playing on weekends now, with the intention of taking turns as the DM among those who are interested. And for a little irony, everyone except one person in the group also works at the lab. I guess I didn't ask around enough!
So I'm going to be DMing a 4e Dungeons and Dragons campaign sometime in the near future, and I'm quite excited about it!
Anyway, what does that have to do with drawing a space elevator in the GIMP? First of all, if you're one of the players in my group who found their way here stop reading now. You'll find out all this in the first session, so come back after that. So, I've had this campaign idea in my head for a couple of years now, and it involves a skyhook of sorts constructed by a combination of careful engineering and powerful arcane magic. It leads somewhere, not space, but somewhere. Since that somewhere is part of the mystery I won't reveal where that is, but if the campaign goes well I'll write about it more in the future.
When I run the first session I want to illustrate the skyhook to the players. Show, not tell they say. I like some of the work people do imitating Bob Ross in the GIMP. I've done a few of these to try it out, and it's surprising how well it can turn out even from a beginner. I employed this new art education to draw my skyhook for my game. The GIMP undo history reveals how I did it,
And the result,
In retrospect I should have drawn the skyhook right after I finished those first clouds, since it's behind everything else in the scene. Oh, and that thing on the bottom left is a twisted scar left behind from a previous attempt at building the skyhook, but it collapsed. It's a dangerous place to be.


 So he said to me, "To measure Jerusalem, to determine its width and length."
3 Then the angel that had talked with me went away, and another angel went out to meet him.
4 The second angel said to him, "Run and speak to that young man; say,
'Jerusalem will sit in the open country
because of the multitudes of men and beasts within her.
5 For I'—this is Yahweh's declaration—'will become for her a wall of fire around her,
and I will be the glory in her midst.
6 Ho! Ho! Flee from the land of the north'—this is Yahweh's declaration—
'for I have scattered you like the four winds of the skies!' This is Yahweh's declaration—
7 'Ho! Escape to Zion, you who live with the daughter of Babylon!'"
8 For after Yahweh of hosts honored me and sent me against the nations that plundered you—
for whoever touches you, touches the apple of God's eye!—after Yahweh did this, he said,
9 "I myself will shake my hand over them, and they will be plunder for their slaves."
Then you will know that Yahweh of hosts has sent me.
10 "Sing for joy, daughter of Zion,
for I myself am about to come and encamp among you!—this is Yahweh's declaration."
11 Then great nations will join themselves to Yahweh in that day. He says, "Then you will become my people;
for I will encamp in the midst of you." And you will know that Yahweh of hosts has sent me to you.
12 For Yahweh will inherit Judah as his rightful possession in the holy land
and will once again choose Jerusalem for himself.
13 Be silent, all flesh, before Yahweh, for he has been roused from out of his holy place!


ROUGE (director: Stanley Kwan; cast: Anita Mui (Fleur), Alex Man (Yuen), Emily Chu (Ah Chor), Leslie Cheung (Chan Chen-Pang), 1988-Hong Kong)
This is a visually appealing Hong Kong ghost story film, that is highly stylized, told from the perspective of a courtesan, Anita Mui (Fleur), who committed suicide with an over-dose of opium and sleeping pills, also giving the deadly dosage to her unsuspecting male suitor, Leslie Cheung (Chan Chen-Pang), in 1934, when his wealthy parents would not allow him to marry her, cutting him off from the family wealth because he refused to stop seeing her. Her plan was, that she would rather be with her lover in hell, then to not be with him in this world. Things didn't work out though, as she never met him in hell, having no way of knowing that he survived. We now see her as a wraith in a modern and thoroughly changed Hong Kong, a place that leaves her confused as she tries to contemplate the different changes in the city 50- years later, as she enters a newspaper ad office, hoping to place an ad in the paper to locate master 12, as she once called him, believing that he is now reincarnated in this world.
The film is evocative, its strength lying mostly in its poetical presentation, as it masterfully weaves a visual work of great scope.The essence of the story does not depend on whether you believe in ghosts or not, though it would help if you could not be entirely reluctant to accept the possiblity that there could be life-after death, as the film's main story, is based on the knowledge that everything in life is transitory, that even love is questionable when thought of in eternal terms.
Fleur, still dressed as a 1930s courtesan would be dressed, appears out of place in this modern capitalistic society, that has forgotten not only its ancient roots, but its recent past. She befriends the perplexed young head of the ad office, Alex Man (Yuen), who becomes frightened when she follows him home after work and he realizes that she is not human. He is, only, too human, living with his cute girlfriend Emily Chu (Ah Chor), who is a reporter on the newspaper. When Yuen tells her he took this strange woman back to their place, she is jealous, then her curiosity gets the better of her when she examines her and discovers Fleur does not have a heartbeat. She listens to her story and, thereby, agrees to help Fleur track down her missing lover, though she has horrible feelings about what Fleur did, not believing suicide is needed as a proof for love. The contrasts between old and new Hong Kong is accomplished in a very revealing manner, as the young couple come to look at their relationship in a deeper way than they ever had before, and look back on a Hong Kong that no longer exists with the help of their ghostly guide.
This film fascinated me on many levels, but mainly, it made me wonder about unfulfilled expectations in this world and how the netherworld could really exist as a domain for such things that remain unresolved. It questioned what it is one really believes in and how easy it is to stray away from what one believes in. It allows us the opportunity to ask ourselves, if we can really believe in spiritual things without being spiritual ? Can love be so enduring ? Is there something worth dying for ?
This is truly one of the best films to come out of Hong Kong in the modern era. Even its ironical ending, is handled with great dignity and care. Even if you are not convinced by the logic of this super-natural tale, the beauty of its characterization is enough to make up for any shortcomings you might have thought this film had, such as the improbability of such vivid ghosts being so openly seen by everyone, after all, you should make allowances for the fact that these are not the Shakespearian ones we might be more culturally receptive towards.
REVIEWED ON 3/19/99 GRADE: A
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