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| PostgreSQL 9.0.10 Documentation | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prev | Up | Chapter 8. Data Types | Next |
Geometric data types represent two-dimensional spatial objects. Table 8-20 shows the geometric types available in PostgreSQL. The most fundamental type, the point, forms the basis for all of the other types.
Table 8-20. Geometric Types
| Name | Storage Size | Representation | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| point | 16 bytes | Point on a plane | (x,y) |
| line | 32 bytes | Infinite line (not fully implemented) | ((x1,y1),(x2,y2)) |
| lseg | 32 bytes | Finite line segment | ((x1,y1),(x2,y2)) |
| box | 32 bytes | Rectangular box | ((x1,y1),(x2,y2)) |
| path | 16+16n bytes | Closed path (similar to polygon) | ((x1,y1),...) |
| path | 16+16n bytes | Open path | [(x1,y1),...] |
| polygon | 40+16n bytes | Polygon (similar to closed path) | ((x1,y1),...) |
| circle | 24 bytes | Circle | <(x,y),r> (center point and radius) |
A rich set of functions and operators is available to perform various geometric operations such as scaling, translation, rotation, and determining intersections. They are explained in Section 9.11.
Points are the fundamental two-dimensional building block for geometric types. Values of type point are specified using either of the following syntaxes:
( x , y ) x , y
where x and y are the respective coordinates, as floating-point numbers.
Points are output using the first syntax.
Line segments (lseg) are represented by pairs of points. Values of type lseg are specified using any of the following syntaxes:
[ ( x1 , y1 ) , ( x2 , y2 ) ] ( ( x1 , y1 ) , ( x2 , y2 ) ) ( x1 , y1 ) , ( x2 , y2 ) x1 , y1 , x2 , y2
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Boxes are represented by pairs of points that are opposite corners of the box. Values of type box are specified using any of the following syntaxes:
( ( x1 , y1 ) , ( x2 , y2 ) ) ( x1 , y1 ) , ( x2 , y2 ) x1 , y1 , x2 , y2
where (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) are any two opposite corners of the box.
Boxes are output using the second syntax.
Any two opposite corners can be supplied on input, but the values will be reordered as needed to store the upper right and lower left corners, in that order.
Paths are represented by lists of connected points. Paths can be open, where the first and last points in the list are considered not connected, or closed, where the first and last points are considered connected.
Values of type path are specified using any of the following syntaxes:
[ ( x1 , y1 ) , ... , ( xn , yn ) ] ( ( x1 , y1 ) , ... , ( xn , yn ) ) ( x1 , y1 ) , ... , ( xn , yn ) ( x1 , y1 , ... , xn , yn ) x1 , y1 , ... , xn , yn
where the points are the end points of the line segments comprising the path. Square brackets ([]) indicate an open path, while parentheses (()) indicate a closed path. When the outermost parentheses are omitted, as in the third through fifth syntaxes, a closed path is assumed.
Paths are output using the first or second syntax, as appropriate.
Polygons are represented by lists of points (the vertexes of the polygon). Polygons are very similar to closed paths, but are stored differently and have their own set of support routines.
Values of type polygon are specified using any of the following syntaxes:
( ( x1 , y1 ) , ... , ( xn , yn ) ) ( x1 , y1 ) , ... , ( xn , yn ) ( x1 , y1 , ... , xn , yn ) x1 , y1 , ... , xn , yn
where the points are the end points of the line segments comprising the boundary of the polygon.
Polygons are output using the first syntax.
Circles are represented by a center point and radius. Values of type circle are specified using any of the following syntaxes:
< ( x , y ) , r > ( ( x , y ) , r ) ( x , y ) , r x , y , r
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CryptoNinjaa30-Jan-19 03:35 PM
but yeah bull comes back 100$ no doubt
PTYX30-Jan-19 03:36 PM
I'm not so sure many coins will come back
Tek30-Jan-19 03:36 PM
lmao cryptopia is still getting hacked
3th time
PTYX30-Jan-19 03:36 PM
The blind excitement for coins with no real use cases is dying.
CryptoNinjaa30-Jan-19 03:37 PM
Mainly ERC20 stuffs and crappy forks i agree
Tek30-Jan-19 03:37 PM
only ERC20's I'm holding are RLC and MANA
gonna sell some virtual land to some plebnerd in 10 years from now lol
CryptoNinjaa30-Jan-19 03:38 PM
Tek30-Jan-19 03:38 PM
i'll buy some real land and farm it
CryptoNinjaa30-Jan-19 03:38 PM
We laugh but i read a article about a guy who got rich from buying virtual land in a game i cannot remember which but he did alright out of it(edited)
Tek30-Jan-19 03:39 PM
probably Second Life
that's the only reason I'm interested in mana
CryptoNinjaa30-Jan-19 03:39 PM
May have been second life actually Tek
Tek30-Jan-19 03:39 PM
it turned into a huge industry
and Decentraliand is supposed to become even more huge
Second Life 2.0
nerds r gonna make me rich
I don't really like Virtual Reality... but I see it as a possible moon
there's a lot of people that don't care for the real world at all, they will buy my bags
CryptoNinjaa30-Jan-19 03:41 PM
No doubt virtual products are huge these days, Kids spends loads on skins etc
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:41 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 regarding the being your own boss thing
that can suck as well
I am my own boss but have 36 people working for me
Even though I'm the boss with my partner, it's not like I am free
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:42 PM
fire them all and get a better job
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:42 PM
Almost sold everything end of 2018
But offer wasnt good enough, so ended up buying another company
Plan on doing +30% for 2019 and see if the competitors come knocking because we are hurting them too much :p
Tek30-Jan-19 03:44 PM
tfw not a boss yet
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:45 PM
its a lot of stress tbh
And a lot of hard work
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:46 PM
learn to trade better
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:46 PM
the general public doesnt really realize what it takes to be 'an entrepreneur'
they only see how much money they are making
or the porsche they are driving
But dont see the sacrifices you need to make
and then I dont mean entrepreneur in the sense of every 12 in a dozen douchebag that has entrepreneur in their instagram bio
Tek30-Jan-19 03:48 PM
lol
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:48 PM
I've seen people working 140hours a week etc, keeping their heads down, sacrificing everything for their company
Tek30-Jan-19 03:48 PM
if you have a really good company though you could just point a ceo for it and thensit at the back relaxing, just talking to the ceo every now and then
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:49 PM
real entrepreneurs don't have an Instagram account
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:49 PM
Then you arent an entrepreneur @Tek
merely a shareholder
Tek30-Jan-19 03:49 PM
if you brought it up and did the hard work until its big then leave it to someone else , why wouldn't you be the entrepreneur
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:50 PM
And we have 3 business units atm, plan for 2019 is to have someone manage them so my partner and I can take a step back and not have to deal with day to day ops
Tek30-Jan-19 03:50 PM
seeeeeeeee
le le
also, a lot of entrepreneurs have an instagram, but they usally only sell dreams
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:50 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 truth
Tek30-Jan-19 03:50 PM
if your marketing agency isn't on facebook though your company is missing out on clients
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:51 PM
I have a b2b business
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:51 PM
a lot of entrepreneurs have an instagram, but they usally only sell dreams
scamming people is not an entrepreneurial venture
Tek30-Jan-19 03:51 PM
businesses are and contact over social media too
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:51 PM
facebook not really that valuable
Tek30-Jan-19 03:51 PM
linkedin should be
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:51 PM
linkedin is a different matter
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:52 PM
if your marketing agency isn't on facebook though your company is missing out on clients
Said every lemming that uses Windows, ever
Tek30-Jan-19 03:52 PM
I run ubuntu dude
I'm an ex DevOps, we don't do shitty winblows
being in crypto on a windows machine
its like you wanna get your funds stolen
tfw probably will have to use windows for my project management part of my next job
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:53 PM
honestly
whatever gets the job done
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:53 PM
Facebook is an intentionally manipulated platform and you're only reaching those "missing" clients if you pay Facebook enough $ to decide that those clients are allowed to see you
Tek30-Jan-19 03:54 PM
probably
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:54 PM
(not using windows myself though before I get shot in the face by lord CG)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:54 PM
not "probably", factually
Tek30-Jan-19 03:54 PM
that's gonna require some proofs then
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:55 PM
I did marketing for a clothing business while I was in UNI
and paid ads for FB did wonders
spent something like 100€ a month on them, reached 100k+ specifically targeted people
revenue went +80% in a year
and the cost was peanuts
if used correctly it's a powerful tool
and the people on facebook dont even notice they are manipulated into buying shit most of the time
which is probably what CG was pointing out
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 03:58 PM
that's gonna require some proofs then
The proof is Zuckerburg's words
Everything you see on Facebook, outside of something you came to from an external source, is computationally designed to have Facebook monetize Facebook (in short: if there's no financial gain in it for them then your sphere is intentionally limited)
This is no secret, in fact, he's proud of it
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 03:59 PM
it's all designed so you stay as long as possible lurking the facebook feed
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so they can blast you with paid ads basically making money off you watching fb
pretty clever tbh
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 04:01 PM
and there are a gajillion "filters" to ensure that what you do see reinforces your existing beliefs, likes, tastes, etc
Tek30-Jan-19 04:05 PM
my RLC bag is mooning
Cryptoon30-Jan-19 04:06 PM
people want to see what they believe in, if they are offended constantly you will not like the platform and not hang around as much @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴
it's all just a ploy to keep you hooked
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Jan-19 04:09 PM
isn't offended by anything on Farcebook, he just has better shit to waste his time with


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bhteam17-Oct-18 04:28 PM
!invites
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bhteam
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Flexatron17-Oct-18 04:28 PM
!invites
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Flexatron
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FishyGuts17-Oct-18 04:28 PM
Ok. Cool.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Oct-18 04:28 PM
181,190,042 != 187M
because, numbers
FishyGuts17-Oct-18 04:28 PM
We’re going to have a discord invite comp here soon.
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Flexatron17-Oct-18 04:29 PM
I just gave the more recent number smartass @SunTzu1772#7004
Davement17-Oct-18 04:30 PM
!invites
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Dave Tetenburg
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FishyGuts17-Oct-18 04:31 PM
Sweet.
For now use the invite link on the pinned messages in pirate marketing.
We will try to reset the invites before the competition.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Oct-18 04:31 PM
@Flexatron Just because you can't math doesn't make me a smartass
@CryptoShillNye How about if that platform launches a privacy coin with a protocol that is rival to Monero?
Deployed on Komodo - secured by dPoW - 99.9% shielded funds under zcash parameters.
Or a solution to check fraud in Maramara?
Or (finally) a solution to Proof of...
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Oct-18 06:46 PM
Dear Mr. "I want 40",
How bad do you want it?
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 06:54 PM
!invites
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Cryptoon
You have 4 invites! (4 regular, 0 bonus, 0 fake, 0 leaves)
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 06:55 PM
Sweet didnt even know I invited 4 people
I’m such an influencer tbh
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Oct-18 06:55 PM
!invites
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ComputerGenie
You have 0 invites! (0 regular, 0 bonus, 0 fake, 0 leaves)
Cryptoon17-Oct-18 06:56 PM
People better start paying me to shill their fittea on instagram
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snowdamn17-Oct-18 06:56 PM
!help
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This is a list of commands you can use. You can get more info about a specific command by using `!help <command>` (e.g. `!help add-ranks`)
Arguments are listed after the command. Parentheses `()` indicate an optional argument. (e.g. `(reason)` means the `reason` is optional)
You need to specify the type of chart, use one of: joins, leaves, usage
snowdamn17-Oct-18 06:57 PM
!graph joins
n00b lol
FishyGuts17-Oct-18 06:57 PM
I don’t know the bot commands either. They are weird
snowdamn17-Oct-18 06:58 PM
!graph (joins)
InviteManagerBOT17-Oct-18 06:58 PM
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Cryptoon17-Oct-18 06:58 PM
!invites graph
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Found multiple potential matches for arg <user>:
Mihaela Graphics#5864, Doge Graphics#2176, GraphicPanda#6415, Graphite#3378, GraphityBOT#1657, plus 25 more.Please refine your search or consider using an ID/mention
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snowdamn17-Oct-18 06:59 PM
!invites ranks
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Found multiple potential matches for arg <user>:
Ranksine1#1955, xXprankster112233Xx#3060, Referral Ranks#9132, sad boy cranks#2105, Prankster4680#3742, plus 7 more.Please refine your search or consider using an ID/mention
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Zach17-Oct-18 07:03 PM
!ranks
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crumb17-Oct-18 07:03 PM
!invites
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crumb
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Oct-18 07:05 PM
that bot needs a dm addon
Oszy17-Oct-18 07:14 PM
or limit to bot channel
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and I'd rename that to botspam
mato12117-Oct-18 07:37 PM
how does this bot work
!invites
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mato121
You have 0 invites! (0 regular, 0 bonus, 0 fake, 0 leaves)
SHossain17-Oct-18 07:37 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 do you know how we can limit the bot to use #tip-bot channel?
mato12117-Oct-18 07:38 PM
what link do i need to share, so the bot will link new members with me
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Oct-18 07:41 PM
@SHossain I don't know the 1st thing about discord bots
SHossain17-Oct-18 07:44 PM
i will try to find out. can't promise
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2002 Meeting Schedule |
| MONTH | PWG MEETING | OTHER MEETINGS & HOLIDAYS |
| January | 1 : New Years Day 14 : IEEE MSC Meeting 14-17 : 1394TA, Kona Hawaii 29-31 : MFPA, Washington D.C. |
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| February | 4-8 : PWG, L.A. 4: UPD, 5: IFX, 6: Plenary / XHTML-Print 7: uPnP (uPnP members), 8: PSI (PSI NDA signees only) |
11-13 : 1394TA PlugFest, Seattle 25-26 : IEEE Stds Board |
| March | 5-7 : COMDEX - Chicago 17-22 : IETF, Minneapolis 19-21 : IEEE 19-21 : COMDEX Vancouver 27-28 : MFPA, Lexington 27-31 : Passover 31 : Easter |
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| April | 15-19 : PWG, Woburn, MA (hosted by OAK) 15: uPnP (members only), 16: PSI (New!), 17: Plenary / XHTML-P, 18:IFX, 19:UPDF |
8: IEEE MSC Meeting 16-18 : WinHEC 27-6 : Golden Week |
| May | 7-11 : W3C WWW2002 - Hawaii 12 : Mother's Day 27 : Memorial Day |
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| June | 24-28 : PWG, Portland, OR 24: XHTML-P, 25: uPnP (members); UPDF may meet in parallel, 26: PSI, 27: Extended Plenary, 28 IFX (tentative) |
14 : Father's Day 11-13 : IEEE Standards Board |
| July | 4 : Independence Day (US) 8 : IEEE MSC Meeting 14-19 : IETF - Yokohama, Japan |
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| August | 26-29 : Santa Fe, NM 26: IFX (morning), Semantic Model (afternoon); 27: Plenary (morning), XHTML-Print (afternoon); 28: PSI; 29: UPnP (UPnP members only) |
5-7 : 1394TA PlugFest |
| September | 2 : Labor Day 6-8 : Rosh Hashanah 10-12 : IEEE Standards Board 15-16 : Yom Kippur |
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| October | 14 : IEEE MSC Meeting 31 : Halloween |
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| November | 4-8 : PWG, New Orleans 4:UPnP Print/Scan (UPnP Members only); 5:Plenary (morning), XHTML-P (afternoon); 6:Print Service Interface; 7:PWG Semantic Model; 8:UPDF and IFX (in parallel). |
28 : Thanksgiving 29-7 : Hannukkah |
| December | 6-11 : IEEE Standards Board 25 : Christmas 31 : New Year's Eve |


Michael Bloomberg has a new weapon in his $100 million ads offensive against Trump: a former Facebook executive
by Ben Gilbert, Business Insider US- Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced his presidential bid over the weekend. He’s running as a Democrat against Sen. Elizabeth Warren, former Vice President Joe Bide, and Sen. Bernie Sanders, among several others.
- Before announcing his presidential bid, he announced a $100 million TV advertising offensive aimed squarely at President Donald Trump.
- For his digital ads, Bloomberg’s campaign is turning to former Facebook executive Gary Briggs. He announced as much on his Facebook page over the weekend.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
In January 2018, when Facebook’s chief marketing officer Gary Briggs left the company after five years of working at the social-media giant, he indicated a vague interest in politics.
“I plan to help the Democratic Party on some efforts leading up to the US midterms this year through to 2020,” he said on his Facebook page at the time.
Nearly two years later, Briggs is joining Michael Bloomberg’s presidential campaign as its digital director. He’s the man in charge of the candidate’s new $100 million digital-ads offensive.
Briggs confirmed his new role in a Facebook post on Sunday:
His role in the campaign has him working the other side of his previous role – he’ll work with Facebook and other digital services to promote Bloomberg’s presidential bid.
Briggs brings a familiarity with Facebook’s ad policies to the Bloomberg campaign.
He started with Facebook back in 2013 and stayed with the social-media giant for five years. Having been the chief marketing officer of one of the world’s most successful companies certainly won’t hurt, either, to say nothing of his prior achievements: He did marketing at Google and ran marketing at PayPal, with stints at Motorola and Pepsi before that.
Despite increasing scrutiny on Silicon Valley, especially on Facebook, hiring Briggs indicates that the Bloomberg campaign isn’t afraid of being associated with the tech industry.
The ads for Bloomberg’s presidential campaign began rolling out this weekend, the first of which you can see right here:


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My PR on the rewrite_all
tactic (a precursor to rewrite_search
) keeps failing on travis, although it compiles fine locally. I've restarted the build several times on travis. Not sure what to do?
it looks like it's a pure timeout issue. It would be nice if we could see what files it's getting stuck on
Funny -- we have a lemma in the perfectoid project which works on travis and times out locally
@Kevin Buzzard Does it time out when you call Lean from the command line?
if and only if I put -T100000
My comment is not mysterious -- I'm just observing that travis calls Lean with no -T option, but VS Code puts -T100000 by default
@Scott Morrison I restarted it to see if it's a fluke
if and only if I put
-T100000
Aah, you should try -T100001
I think I'll stick to Mario's solution in the other thread ;-)
But it's an "if and only if"!
ouch! you're right :-) Maybe my proof of one direction needs formalising.
Never trust a mathematician
@Scott Morrison I commented on this PR. You have multiple definitions with the same name.
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Eamonn Holmes channels Elvis in front of Priscilla Presley to middling results
Eamonn Holmes made a childhood dream come true on This Morning as he dusted off his best Elvis impression…in front of the actual Priscilla Presley.
Safe to say, Ruth Langsford was absolutely mortified and couldn’t stop apologising to the American icon.
Crossing from the other side of the sofa, the 59 year-old turned up his collars (quite literally), sat himself right next to the actual wife of the actual Elvis Presley…and gave a little rendition of Suspicious Minds.
Eamonn looked like he was a having blast, Ruth looked like she wanted the ground to swallow her up and Priscilla looked like she wasn’t sure if she was in some kind of twisted dream.
‘I’m so sorry,’ the presenter’s long-suffering wife said as she dried her eyes. ‘Oh my goodness. I’m so sorry Priscilla.’
Although ITV’s newest Elvis impersonator didn’t stop, looking down both cameras and giving a show for the ages.
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‘Security!’ the Loose Women anchor said finally. ‘Please take this man away.’
Priscilla herself just had one piece of advice for Ruth: ‘Help him.’
Oh, trust us, Priscilla. We’re sure she’s tried.
The married couple were also joined on the sofa by The X Factor: Celebrity contestant Vinnie Jones, who discussed the one surprise his late wife Tanya arranged for her family before her death.
‘She planned [something for] New Year’s Eve,’ Vinnie revealed to the presenting duo. ‘I’m flying everybody over to Los Angeles, I have a house in Palm Springs.
‘I’m bringing everyone there to celebrate our 25th anniversary, she wanted to put it on. She made all the arrangements. We have to fulfill them.’
Vinnie was also embroiled in one of the most controversial X Factor moments in years last weekend after he attempted to quit the competition after finding himself in the sing-off.
In the bottom two against Glee’s Kevin McHale, the Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels star pleaded with Simon Cowell to allow him to exit the competition for McHale to continue.
Unfortunately, the music mogul was having none of it and McHale was eliminated.
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Purpose: Search minimum value of the given test function below throughout the given space, x = [-15, 15] and y = [-15, 15]. Total Iteration: 50 Test function =(0.007 * x * (-y - 1)) * (cos(x + 0.3) - sin(y))+(1 - sin(x)) Iteration:


Introduction
To install a library, please open your project in a terminal and use the following commands:
npm install @azurapi/azurapi
//or
yarn add @azurapi/azurapi
//maven
<repositories>
<repository>
<id>jitpack.io</id>
<url>https://jitpack.io</url>
</repository>
</repositories>
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.AzurAPI</groupId>
<artifactId>AzurApi-Kotlin</artifactId>
<version>Tag</version>
</dependency>
//gradle
repositories {
maven(url = "https://jitpack.io")
}
dependencies {
implementation("com.github.AzurAPI:AzurApi-Kotlin:Tag")
}
pip install azurlane
// refer to https://www.nuget.org/packages/AzurAPINet/
Welcome to AzurAPI!
This project was made by a community of developers by developers who wanted to make a free database accessable to everyone for fetching any kind of data from Azur Lane's wiki. It can curate to web designers, bot developers, or mobile-based applications.
The documentation here states all functions avaliable to support you in development of the product you're trying to create. For starters, when fetching data, it returns a payload that is structured in JSON format, so keep that in mind of what library you're using. It's important to update the cache every once a while due to breaking changes of the API.
Updating the database
from azurlane.azurapi import AzurAPI
api = AzurAPI()
api.updater.update()
const { checkForNewUpdate } = require("@azurapi/azurapi") //es5
checkForNewUpdate()
val oldDate = Atago.getVersion().lastUpdatedApi
Atago.reloadDatabase()
expect(Atago.getVersion().lastUpdatedApi > oldDate).toBe(true)
// dotnet add package AzurAPINet
using Jan0660.AzurAPINet;
var client = new AzurAPIClient(new AzurAPIClientOptions());
// check for update
var isUpdateAvailable = await client.DatabaseUpdateAvailableAsync();
// reload/update cached data
await client.ReloadCachedAsync();
// reload cached data to update it
await client.ReloadEverythingAsync();
We'll release updates accordingly when the wiki gets updated, please include the update function to update the database when needed changes are supplied.
Alternatively, you can host your own service by downloading or fetching the file that we've extracted in the table below if you don't need to use the functions we have included.
| Type | Link | Raw |
|---|---|---|
| Ship Infomation | Github | Here |
| Equipment Information | Github | Here |
| Chapter Infomation | Github | Here |
| Voiceline Infomation | Github | Here |
| Barrage Infomation | Github | Here |
Ship Information
This section contains the results and functions developers need to use for fetching ship information. The name of the ship is implemented in game are provided in the payload returned on the right. But, developers should be able to provide their own error handling for misspelt names.
Return Value
The return value when fetched:
class Ship {
wikiUrl: string; // An valid, full url to its wiki page
id: string; // ID of ship, provided by the wiki (not in game id)
names: { // Ship's name
code: string;
en: string;
cn?: string;
jp?: string;
kr?: string;
};
class: string; // Ship's class
nationality: string;// Ship's nationality
hullType: string; // Ship type (Destroyer etc)
thumbnail: string; // A thumbnail ideal for small places
rarity: string; // Super Rare, hopefully
stars: {
stars: string; // i.e. ★★☆☆☆
value: number; // i.e. 2
};
//Retrofitted ships
retrofit: Boolean;
retrofitId: String;
retrofitProjects: {
Project Code (A-Z): {
name: String,
attributes: [
"\"Health\" +45"
];
materials: [
"2x \"DestroyerT1BP\""
];
coins: Number;
level: Number;
levelBreakLevel: Number;
levelBreakStars: "★★☆☆☆";
recurrence: Number;
require: [
"Required Projects",
"A"
]
}, "B": {...}
};
retrofit_hullType: String;
stats: {
baseStats: Stats;
level100: Stats;
level120: Stats;
level100Retrofit?: Stats;
level120Retrofit?: Stats;
};
slots: {
1: Slot;
2: Slot;
3: Slot;
};
enhanceValue: object;// mapped by [key = "stat type", value = "enhance value"]
scrapValue: {
coin: number;
oil: number;
medal: number;
};
skills: Array<Skill>;
limitBreaks: Array<Array<string>>; // first layer = breaks, second layer = bonus
fleetTech: { // fleet tech stuff
statsBonus: {
collection: { // on collection
applicable: Array<string>; // applicable ship types (i.e. Destroyer)
stat: string; // name of stat to enhance
bonus: string; // human-readable version of how much to enhance
};
maxLevel: { // on reaching max-level
applicable: Array<string>;
stat: string;
bonus: string;
};
};
techPoints: {
collection: number;
maxLimitBreak: number;
maxLevel: number;
total: number;
};
};
construction: {
constructionTime: string;
availableIn: {
light: Boolean;
heavy: Boolean;
aviation: Boolean;
limited: Boolean;
exchange: Boolean;
};
};
misc: {
artist: string;
web?: Artist;
pixiv?: Artist;
twitter?: Artist;
voice?: Artist;
};
}
Misc Data
class Artist {
name: string;
url: string;
}
Slot Data
class Slot {
type: string;
minEfficiency: number; // in percentage
maxEfficiency: number; // in percentage
}
Ship Statistics
{
class Stats {
health: string;
armor: string;
reload: string;
luck: string;
firepower: string;
torpedo: string;
evasion: string;
speed: string;
antiair: string;
aviation: string;
oilConsumption: string;
accuracy: string;
antisubmarineWarfare: string;
// For submarines
oxygen?: string;
ammunition?: string;
huntingRange?: Array<Array<string>>; // hunting range represented by 2d array
}
}
Skill Data
{
class Skill {
icon: string; // url
names: {
en?: string;
cn?: string;
jp?: string;
kr?: string;
};
description: string;
color: string; // descriptive color name (not hex code)
}
}
Query by name
import { getShip } from '@azurapi/azurapi' //ES6
//const { getShip } = require('@azurapi/azurapi') //ES5
console.log(getShip('Z23'))
//Alternative
const azurlane = require('@azurapi/azurapi') //ES5
console.log(azurlane.getShipByEnglishName('Z23'))
api.getShipByNameEn(ship="Enterprise")
/* Use methods from Atago class */
Atago.getShipByName("atago")
var ship = client.getShip("Z23");
The table below allows you to configure the type of language as pointed of reference in name detection.
| Type | Main Method | Alternative Method |
|---|---|---|
| Multifunction | getShip | |
| Multilingual | getShipByName | |
| English | getShipByEnglishName | getShipByNameEn |
| Japanese | getShipByJapaneseName | getShipByNameKr |
| Chinese | getShipByChineseName | getShipByNameJp |
| Korean | getShipByKoreanName | getShipByNameCn |
Query by ID
const azurlane = require('@azurapi/azurapi') //ES5
console.log(azurlane.getShip('115'))
# sid stands for "ship id" since id is a reserved function name in Python
api.getShip(sid=115)
api.getShip(sid="115")
/* Use methods from Atago class */
Atago.getShipById("atago")
client.getShipById("Z23");
This is the different types of IDs avaliable to people to select, have a look at this table and allow what your app needs.
| Types | Examples |
|---|---|
| Normal | "001" |
| Unreleased/Retrofitted Ships | "3005" |
| Research Ships | "Plan001" |
| Collabouration Ships | "Collab001" |
There are 2 ways to implement Quary by ID. We highly recommended to use getShip as it combines the use of ID and Ship Quary capabiility. But, it is highly recommanded to default back to getShipById if you are going to only Query by ID as getShip will default to query by Name first before query by ID
| Types |
|---|
| getShip |
| getShipById |
Equipment Information
Same with the ships API, this sections contains all the functions and results that developers should use for fetching Equipment.
Return Value
The body when fetching the result returns:
{
"wikiUrl": "String",
"category": "String",
"names": {
"en": "String",
"cn": "String",
"jp": "String",
"kr": "String"
},
"type": { "focus": "String", "name": "String" },
"nationality": "String",
"image": "String",
"fits": {
"destroyer": "String",
"lightCruiser": "String",
"heavyCruiser": "String",
"monitor": "String",
"largeCruiser": "String",
"battleship": "String",
"battlecruiser": "String",
"aviationBattleship": "String",
"aircraftCarrier": "String",
"lightCarrier": "String",
"repairShip": "String",
"submarine": "String",
"submarineCarrier": "String"
},
"misc": {
"obtainedFrom": "String",
"notes": "String",
"animation": "String"
},
"tiers": {
"T0": { "tier": "String", "rarity": "String", "stars": [Object], "stats": [Object] }
}
}
Equipment Query By Name
The table below allows you to configure the type of language as pointed of reference in name detection.
import { getEquipment } from '@azurapi/azurapi' //ES6
//const { getEquipment } = require('@azurapi/azurapi') ES5
console.log(getEquipment('Quadruple 130mm (Mle 1932)'))
//Alternative
const azurlane = require('@azurapi/azurapi') //ES5
console.log(azurlane.getEquipmentByEnglishName('Quadruple 130mm (Mle 1932)'))
api.getEquipment('Quadruple 130mm (Mle 1932)')
var equipment = client.getEquipment('Quadruple 130mm (Mle 1932)')
| Language | Method | Alternative Method |
|---|---|---|
| Multilingual | getEquipment | getEquipmentByName |
| English | getEquipmentByEnglishName | getEquipmentByNameEn |
| Japanese | getEquipmentByJapaneseName | getEquipmentByNameJp |
| Chinese | getEquipmentByChineseName | getEquipmentByNameCn |
| Korean | getEquipmentByKoreanName | getEquipmentByNameKr |
Sorting Information
Return Value
The payload when fetching results:
{
"Same format as the result in ship information but placed in an Array"
}
This section contains all the ships and equipment being sorted into an Array according to the functions indicated by the libraries.
Sorting Ships
Sorting Ships By ID or Language
import { getAllShips } from '@azurapi/azurapi' //ES6
//const { getAllShips } = require('@azurapi/azurapi') ES5
console.log(getAllShips)
//Alternative
const azurlane = require('@azurapi/azurapi') //ES5
console.log(azurlane.getAllShips)
api.getAllShips()
var ships = client.getAllShips();
| Type | Method |
|---|---|
| Unfiltered | getAllShips |
| ID | getAllShipsById |
| English | getAllShipsByEnglishName |
| Japanese | getAllShipsByJapaneseName |
| Chinese | getAllShipsByChineseName |
| Korean | getAllShipsByKoreanName |
Filter ships by Faction or Nationality
const azurlane = require('@azurapi/azurapi')
azurlane.getAllShipsFromNation;
azurlane.getAllShipsFromNationality;
azurlane.getAllShipsFromFaction;
//or
import { getAllShipsFromNation, getAllShipsFromNationality, getAllShipsFromFaction } from '@azurapi/azurapi'
console.log(getAllShipsFromNation)
console.log(getAllShipsFromNationality)
console.log(getAllShipsFromFaction)
| Type | Method |
|---|---|
| Nation | getAllShipsFromNation |
| Nationality | getAllShipsFromNationality |
| Faction | getAllShipsFromFaction |
Sorting Equipment
Sort Equipment by Name
import { getAllEquipments } from '@azurapi/azurapi' //ES6
//const { getAllEquipments } = require('@azurapi/azurapi') ES5
console.log(getAllEquipments)
//Alternative
const azurlane = require('@azurapi/azurapi') //ES5
console.log(azurlane.getAllEquipments)
api.getAllEquipments
var equipments = client.GetAllEquipments();
| Languages | Method |
|---|---|
| Unfiltered | getAllEquipments |
| Official | getEquipmentByOfficialName |
Voiceline Information
Return Value
The return value when fetched:
{
class Ship {
Default: Array<Line>;
[Skin Name]: Array<Line>;
...
}
}
Voiceline Information
{
class Line {
event: string; // the event (touch etc) name
en?: string; // the line in english
zh?: string; // the line in chinese
jp?: string; // the line in japanese
audio?: string; // the line's audio url, file type = "audio/ogg"
}
}
Barrage Information
Return Value
The payload of the information is structured as:
{
"id": "String",
"type": "String",
"icon": "URL Link",
"name": "String",
"image": "URL Link",
"ships": [
"Array of Ships Names"
],
"hull": "DD",
"rounds": [
// Refer to Rounds Data in Array
]
},
Rounds Data
{
"type": "Type in String",
"dmgL": "Number",
"dmgM": "Number",
"dmgH": "Number",
"note": "String or Null"
}
Chapter Information
Return Value
The payload of the information is structured as:
"1": {
"names": {
"en": "String",
"cn": "String",
"jp": "String"
},
"normal": {
"title": "String",
"code": "String",
"introduction": "String",
"unlockRequirements": {
"text": "String",
"requiredLevel": "Number"
},
"clearRewards": {
"cube": "Number or null",
"coin": "Number or null",
"oil": "Number or null"
},
"3-StarRewards": [
{
"count": "Number or null",
"item": "String or Null"
},
{
"item": "String or Null"
}
],
"enemyLevel": {
"mobLevel": "Number",
"bossLevel": "Number",
"boss": "String"
},
"baseXP": {
"smallFleet": "Number",
"mediumFleet": "Number",
"largeFleet": "Number",
"bossFleet": "Number"
},
"requiredBattles": "Number",
"bossKillsToClear": "Number",
"starConditions": [
"String in Array"
],
"airSupremacy": {
"actual": 6,
"suggestedLv1": 450,
"suggestedLv2": 150
},
"mapDrops": [
"String in Array"
],
"equipmentBlueprintDrops": [],
"shipDrops": [
"String in Array"
],
"nodeMap": {
"preview": "https://azurlane.koumakan.jp/w/images/6/67/1-1.png",
"width": 7,
"height": 1,
"map": [
// First Array in X Axis in string
// Second Array in Y Axis in String
[
"Fleet spawn",
"Sea",
"Sea",
"Sea",
"Sea",
"Enemy spawn",
"Boss spawn"
]
],
"nodes": [
{
"x": "Number",
"y": "Number",
"node": "Type in String"
}
]
}
}
}
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Credits
Data is being obtained by the official wiki with prior permission before fetching data.


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 My days started early with a bit of study at home, then a video on the way to Dev Bootcamp, Dev Bootcamp, staying after, and doing homework once I got home. The weekends were similar but with a bit more time for sleep.
Notice the lack of me time or couple time in that schedule? The lack of it is worrisome and should be, everyone needs self-care.
A once off event turned into a routine, which became tradition, and resulted in self-care. Friday nights became steak and bottle of wine nights.
It started with the first occurrence, we wanted a date night without the rush and worries of going out. This was a good night and good idea, so we repeated it... and then we planned for it ... and finally it felt weird to not have this night at home. This event became a tradition which recharged our selves and relationship after a long week. Both loving steak and each other, we spent the time talking and cooking, listening and eating. At the end of the night, the "How was your day?" questions turned into deeper conversations of life and becoming relaxed with life again. There is a point in a conversation only reached after having two hours of conversation over wine and good food.
Back in my single life, I created traditions to provide self-care for myself. At one time, I spend my Friday nights perusing the aisles of Target and then making a home-cooked meal for myself. This time alone with my routine recovered me from my week and made Saturday a much better day. I enjoyed my time to live in my head and do things only for myself.
A another point where I was in a stressful time living in a developing country drove me to institute a tradition of boiling water, grabbing a designated cheese grater (yes, I had a cheese grater for this), a scrub brush and baking soda. Then, I boiled water (remember, developing country), laid out towels in my living room and give myself a pedicure.
Yes, it was a ton of setup and work for clean, less-calloused feet and peace of mind. Those nights of self-care brought me peaceful a reset brain.
Recently, I found myself in a room of developers. The majority of them mentioned needing to work on self-care in the discussion. This made me reflect on my many instances of self-care. Maybe you don't eat meat or it would be wiser to not drink a bottle of wine on a Friday. Target is not always an option or your thing for unwinding. Giving yourself a pedicure doesn't need to involve a cheese grater. Carve out a time to do a thing you enjoy for a night. The results are worth it for yourself, your stress-level and your relationships.


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Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri Nov 2 08:50:41 CET 2007
Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> Hi, I'm looking around at different Java CSP packages to find one in
> which I can work on a problem I have. Gecode/J looks nice, but
> documentation is thin. Can you please answer a few of my questions?
>
> 1) You include finite domain set variables, which I need. What
> operations are available on them?
You find the propagators that are available in the current version here:
http://www.gecode.org/gecodej/doc/group__TaskIntSet.html
Maybe that's not exactly what you were looking for - what kind of
operations do you mean?
> 2) Can you reify constraints as boolean variables?
Yes, many constraints can be reified. E.g., have a look at
http://www.gecode.org/gecodej/doc/group__TaskIntIntEq.html
The reified versions mention something like "<=> b" in the
documentation, where b is a BoolVar.
> 3) Do you have any means to label constraints with meaningful tags
> for debugging?
No, that's currently not possible. What kind of information would
you like to attach to a constraint? We are currently integrating
reflection capabilities into the C++ base library, which might
eventually also become available in Java.
> 4) Can I implement new constraints in Java? If so, how?
Yes, that's possible. Have a look at the QueensJavaPropagator.java
example file distributed with Gecode/J. However, the interface for
implementing propagators is pretty heavy-weight and not very
efficient. We currently don't encourage users to implement
propagators that are critical for efficiency in Java, but rather to
implement them in C++ and then interface to Java.
> and I guess the most important question:
>
> 5) Is this project actively used and supported?
Yes, it is. It hasn't seen an update in quite a while because we are
busy preparing the next major version (2.0.0), which should be
available within the next month. We are actively using it mainly for
teaching CP courses, here at Saarland University and at KTH, and some
other universities.
Cheers,
Guido
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Get data¶
from pprint import pprint
from vra_sdk.vra_config import VraConfig
from vra_sdk.vra_authenticate import VraAuthenticate
from vra_sdk.vra_sdk import VraSdk
VraConfig('my_config_file.json')
auth_obj = VraAuthenticate('UAT').auth_login_password('my_login', 'my_password', 'my_domain')
my_vra_sdk = VraSdk(auth_obj, 'my_business_group')
# Here i look for a 'vm' type object (as set in my config file)
# where 'name' is equal to 'my_vm'
vm_data = my_vra_sdk.get_data('vm', 'id', 'vm_id')
# Now i can acces to my object attribute defined in my definition
print(vm_data.name)
print(vm_data.id)
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List data¶
You can use the list_data() function from the vra_sdk module if you expect to have more than one result
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for vm in vm_list:
print(vm.name)
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- 4000 call to get details on each
- Another example, if vRa return 8000 objects:
- 2 call to get the 8000 objects (vRa paginate result up to 5000 item per page max)
- 8000 call to get the details
Use it wisely!
Advanced method¶
get_data() and list_data() are just wrapper of the same function get_object() from the vra_request module. If needed, you can directly use it this way:
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This project contains several implementations of blur algorithm used to test performance in parallel programming. The algorithm was tested using images with resolutions of 720px, 1080px and 4k.
g++ compiler to use blur executable name blur-effect.cpp program to make the blur effect --std=c++11 command to use the last version of c++
Execute the application
./blur mario720.jpg 3 2 1
blur executable name mario720.jpg image name (inside img folder) 3 kernel size 2 number of threads 1 variable to change to test mode (if it is equal to 0 the output image will be displayed, in other case only performance data will be displayed)
performance data looks like the example bellow
1280x720 2 5 475,708 ms
1280x720 image size 2 number of threads 5 kernel size 475,708 ms execution time
To evaluate the overall performance you just have to execute the script_ejecutar_todo.sh file, using the command sh ./script_ejecutar_todo.sh. Once it finishes in the timeposix.txt file a list with the performance for diferent images, number of threads and kernel sizes will be generated.
OPENMP
Once you have everything installed you can proceed to the compilation as described bellow
g++ compiler to use bluromp executable name blur-openmp.cpp program to make the blur effect -fopenmp command to use openmp libraries --std=c++11 command to use the last version of c++
Execute the application
./bluromp mario720.jpg 3 2 1
bluromp executable name mario720.jpg image name (inside img folder) 3 kernel size 2 number of threads 1 variable to change to test mode (if it is equal to 0 the output image will be displayed, in other case only performance data will be displayed)
performance data looks like the example bellow
1280x720 2 5 475,708 ms
1280x720 image size 2 number of threads 5 kernel size 475,708 ms execution time
To evaluate the overall performance you just have to execute the script_ejecutar_todo.sh file, using the command sh ./script_ejecutar_todo.sh. Once it finishes in the timeopenmp.txt file a list with the performance for diferent images, number of threads and kernel sizes will be generated.
Once you have everything installed you can proceed to the compilation as described bellow
make
Inside the folder there is a makefile with the compilation of the program, take into account that this program depends on the cuda instalation where you have to set the operative system and GPU architecture so the compilation may not work on other computer, to config your pc do the following:
1 Go to the installation folder of cuda, copy a makefile from one of the examples and replace the one that is inside of the folder cuda of the project. 2 set the installation path of cuda (CUDA_PATH), this variable have to be and absolute path, like the example bellow:
ifeq ($(SAMPLE_ENABLED),0)
@echo "Sample will be waived due to the above missing dependencies"
else
@echo "Sample is ready - all dependencies have been met"
endif
the compilation segment must indicate the output files and the libraries to import. blur-cuda executable name blur-cuda.cu program to make the blur effect --std=c++11 command to use the last version of c++
Execute the application
./blur-cuda mario720.jpg 3 256 1 1
blur-cuda executable name mario720.jpg image name (inside img folder) 3 kernel size 256 number of threads 1 number of blocks of the GPU 1 variable to change to test mode (if it is equal to 0 the output image will be displayed, in other case only performance data will be displayed)
performance data looks like the example bellow
1280x720 256 1 3 5766.91 ms
1280x720 image size 256 number of threads 1 number of blocks of the GPU 3 kernel size 5766.91 ms execution time
To evaluate the overall performance you just have to execute the script_ejecutar_todo.sh file, using the command sh ./script_ejecutar_todo.sh. Once it finishes in the timecuda.txt file a list with the performance for diferent images, number of threads and kernel sizes will be generated.


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To build those prototypes, we bought a 3D Printer Creality CR-10S5. The Weather Station will be powered by a RaspberryPi Zero W, the Pi will gather data from multiple sensors (Altitude, Barometric Sensor, Temperature, Rain precipitation, Wind Speed and Wind Direction) and send it back to a Control Center website, where we will output and compare data into graphs.
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SIXTEEN CANDLES A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1984) *** (out of four)
I know I've personally experienced landmark birthdays that were less than ideal. My eighteenth birthday I had to get up at 6:30 to work in a college dining hall for three hours, followed by two hours of classes, three more hours in the dining hall, a couple hours reading three mammoth chapters on Romanesque and Gothic Architecture and a three hour photo shoot for a newspaper. But at least everyone knew it was my birthday. In SIXTEEN CANDLES, Samantha Baker (Molly Ringwald) goes through her sixteenth birthday without any of her family members remembering the big day.
SIXTEEN CANDLES was John Hughes' debut film, the first of three over the next three years to star Ringwald. In this film, as in PRETTY IN PINK, Ringwald exemplifies those of us who get the short end of the stratification stick that is high school, where certain people are popular because of physical attributes and the rest of us are left behind. Ringwald is in love with Jake, the athletic senior who is already involved with the prom queen, who is more beautiful and actually has breasts. (We know this for a fsee them at the beginning of the movie.)
Meanwhile, Ringwald is being lusted after by a freshman dork (Anthony Michael Hall) who makes a bet with his friends that he can bag Ringwald. The two instead have a meaningful conversation that night during a dance, in one of those Driver's Ed. simulators (and if there's anything that turns a woman on, it's a grainy film from the 60's produced in "Drivavision"), finding out they have the unrequited love thing in common, and Ringwald takes pity on Hall, giving him her panties to show his friends as evidence.
The news of this "conquest" gets back to Jake, who -- it turns out -- has an attraction to Ringwald, as one of those rare teenage guys who long for a woman of substance rather than beauty. It's all so reminiscent of Hughes' later film, PRETTY IN PINK, in which Ringwald is attracted to rich Andrew McCarthy but doesn't think she has a chance with him because she doesn't adhere to the superficial rules of the in-crowd. Here too, things work out in a life-affirming way that assures us love can break all boundaries. I mean, shoot, Hall gets laid by the prom queen.
I may be the only person to venture this opinion, but SIXTEEN CANDLES is a more entertaining, if not accurate film than the other Ringwald-Hughes collaborations (THE BREAKFAST CLUB, PRETTY IN PINK). It doesn't try to force drama like the other two, going instead for a more comedic focus in the midst of the usual teen movie conventions, like torturous school dances and wild parties. Hughes especially finds humor in the Chinese exchange student character Long Duk Dong, who discovers the joys of American life at the same dance and party that proves most other characters' undoing. Like most other aspects of the film, it would be offensive and disastrously unfunny if not handled in the proper way, which Hughes has actually done here, unlike the PRETTY PINK BREAKFAST CLUB films.
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public final class IOUtils
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.io.BufferedReader |
asBuffered(java.io.Reader reader)
Optionally makes a buffered reader from the specified one.
|
static java.io.BufferedWriter |
asBuffered(java.io.Writer writer)
Optionally makes a buffered writer from the specified one.
|
static void |
closeSilently(java.io.Closeable closeable)
Silently closes data.
|
static void |
closeSilently(java.lang.Iterable<? extends java.io.Closeable> closeables)
Silently closes a collection of objects.
|
static java.io.OutputStream |
getOutputStream(java.net.URL url)
Opens output stream for specified URL.
|
static java.io.Reader |
getReader(java.io.InputStream is,
java.lang.String enc) |
static java.io.Reader |
getReader(java.io.InputStream is,
java.lang.String enc,
boolean buffered)
Returns reader for specified input stream and charset name.
|
static java.io.Writer |
getWriter(java.io.OutputStream os,
java.lang.String enc) |
static java.io.Writer |
getWriter(java.io.OutputStream os,
java.lang.String enc,
boolean buffered)
Returns writer for specified output stream and charset name.
|
static java.net.URL |
resolve(java.net.URL base,
java.lang.String uri)
Resolves specified uri to a specified base URL.
|
static byte[] |
toByteArray(java.io.InputStream is)
Loads an input stream content into a byte array.
|
static byte[] |
toByteArray(java.io.InputStream is,
long maxLength)
Loads an input stream content into a byte array.
|
static java.lang.String |
toString(java.io.Reader reader)
Loads a reader content into a string.
|
static java.lang.String |
toString(java.io.Reader reader,
long maxLength)
Loads a reader content into a string.
|
static java.net.URL |
toUrl(java.io.File file)
A replacement for a deprecated File.toURL() method.
|
public static void closeSilently(java.io.Closeable closeable)
closeable
- data to closepublic static void closeSilently(java.lang.Iterable<? extends java.io.Closeable> closeables)
closeables
- iterable closeables. Null value allowed.closeSilently(java.io.Closeable)
public static java.lang.String toString(java.io.Reader reader) throws java.io.IOException
Note:The content length is limited by MAX_LENGTH
characters.
reader
- reader to load content from. Closed at the end of the operation.java.io.IOException
public static java.lang.String toString(java.io.Reader reader, long maxLength) throws java.io.IOException
reader
- reader to load content from. Closed at the end of the operation.maxLength
- max number of characters to read before throwing a Content Too Long Exception.java.io.IOException
public static byte[] toByteArray(java.io.InputStream is) throws java.io.IOException
Note:The content length is limited by MAX_LENGTH
bytes.
is
- stream to load. Closed at the end of the operation.java.io.IOException
- if I/O error occurs or stream length exceeds the MAX_LENGTH
.public static byte[] toByteArray(java.io.InputStream is, long maxLength) throws java.io.IOException
is
- stream to load. Closed at the end of the operation.maxLength
- maxLength max number of bytes to read before throwing a Content Too Long Exception.java.io.IOException
public static java.io.OutputStream getOutputStream(java.net.URL url) throws java.io.IOException
This method is a helper for url.openConnection().getOutputStream(). Additionally a file: URLs are supported, see FileURLConnection doesn't implement getOutputStream()
url
- URL to open an output stream.java.io.IOException
- if an I/O error occurs while creating the output stream.public static java.io.Reader getReader(java.io.InputStream is, java.lang.String enc) throws java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
getReader(java.io.InputStream, String, boolean)
public static java.io.Reader getReader(java.io.InputStream is, java.lang.String enc, boolean buffered) throws java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
is
- source input stream.enc
- charset name, null means default.buffered
- true if buffered reader should be used.java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
- If the named charset is not supportedpublic static java.io.BufferedReader asBuffered(java.io.Reader reader)
If specified reader is buffered the object is returned unchanged.
reader
- reader to convert.public static java.io.BufferedWriter asBuffered(java.io.Writer writer)
If specified writer is buffered the object is returned unchanged.
writer
- writer to convert.public static java.io.Writer getWriter(java.io.OutputStream os, java.lang.String enc) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
getWriter(java.io.OutputStream, String, boolean)
public static java.io.Writer getWriter(java.io.OutputStream os, java.lang.String enc, boolean buffered) throws java.io.IOException
os
- source output stream.enc
- charset name, null means default.buffered
- true if buffered reader should be used.java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
- If the named charset is not supportedjava.io.IOException
public static java.net.URL toUrl(java.io.File file) throws java.net.MalformedURLException
file
- file to convert to URL.java.net.MalformedURLException
- If a protocol handler for the URL could not be found,
or if some other error occurred while constructing the URL.public static java.net.URL resolve(java.net.URL base, java.lang.String uri) throws java.net.MalformedURLException
This method use URL.URL(URL,String)
constructor and handles additional checks
if URL cannot be resolved by a standard mechanism.
Typical example is handling windows absolute paths with forward slashes. These paths are malformed URIs, but Scriptella recognize them and converts to URL if no protocol handler has been registered.
In future we can add support for default URL stream handlers in addition to the ones supported by the JRE.
base
- base URL to use for resulution.uri
- a relative or an absolute URI.java.net.MalformedURLException
- if specified URI cannot be resolved.Copyright © Copyright 2006-2019 The Scriptella Project Team.


Caroline List’s work on first viewing seem to reference the tradition of romantic sublime landscape painting but not exclusively within the epic romantic tradition. These contemporary works explore formal juxtapositions of colour, space and light with reference to natural phenomena and sublime space. The materiality of surface and colour set up a spatial language, a visual tension between flatness, illusion and chromatic value. Colour gradients suggest light phenomena and atmospheric space, seen in contrast to flatness and blackness. Space is explored through the push and pull of the picture plane. Sprayed veils of paint are juxtaposed next to clean edges and formal shapes creating visual horizons.
The Tondo light boxes combine painting with the illusory space of photography, these mixed media works play with the virtual space of painting, the copy /reproduction and simulation of space. Through painting, print, light and colour Caroline List fuses the montage of the photographic with the physicality of painting creating surreal views which are hinged between memory, observation and artifice.
Since graduating with an MA in Painting from Chelsea School of Art, Caroline has exhibited in London, New York, Toronto, Paris and China and also curated several successful exhibitions in the contemporary London art scene.
In 2007 she was nominated for the Brian Robertson painting prize and previously won the first prize in painting at the Royal Over-Seas League annual competition.
Her work has been purchased by a number of collections such as The Contemporary Arts Society, Neuberger and Berman New York, Fidelity Financial, Lehman Brothers, JP Morgan Cazenove, and the Groucho Club collection, as well as a number of private collectors.
She currently lives in the UK and has a studio in London.
| 2010–11 | PGCert in Teaching and Learning, University of The Arts, London |
| 1987–88 | MA in Painting, Chelsea School of Art and Design |
| 1983–86 | BA in Fine Art (1st class), Portsmouth Polytechnic |
| 1981–83 | Foundation Diploma in Art & Design, West Nottinghamshire College |
| 2017 | The Groucho Club collection, London |
| 2009 | Dover Street Arts Club, Mayfair, London |
| 2008 | Fidelity Financial corporate collection, London |
| 2005 | JP Morgan Cazenove private collection, London |
| 2004 | Neuberger & Berman collection, New York |
| 2004 | Lehman Brothers private collection, London |
| 1998 | Evans private collection, London |
| 1997 | Le Capitol la Defence private collection, Paris |
| 1996 | The Hilton Hotel Headquarters private collection, London |
| 1990 | Contemporary Arts Society public collection, London |
| 1990 | Arthur Anderson private collection, London |
| 1989 | Lord & Lady Milbank public collection, London |
The Breathing Space bursary, Space Studios, London
Nominated for Bryan Robertson award in painting
Royal Over-Seas League awarded 1st prize in painting, in the annual international Commonwealth painting competition
Herbert Read Scholarship
East Midlands Arts, starter grant for emerging artists
Unnatural Selection review, FAD Website
Unnatural Selection review, Amelia's Magazine
Christie's catalogue – Lehman Brothers Auction, London
Silent Witnesses solo show review, Saatchi Gallery blog
Contemporary Magazine Issue 82, Chimera exhibition, critic, Richard Dyer
l'Espresso Magazine, Italy, article, Contemporary Artist In the East End London
The Spectator, ‘Smog’ Exhibition, commenting on 50 years on from the 1952 London Smog
Ditto Ditto solo show catalogue, foreword written by Richard Dyer: Sublime, Subliminal, Dicing With Doubles, sponsored by The London Institute, Chelsea School of Art
Dinosaurs' Blood ‘The Body of Painting’ catalogue, Richard Dyer: Art in Perpetuity Trust, London
New Generation catalogue Bonhams
Chelsea MA show Caroline List reviewed by Sarah Kent, Time Out magazine


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