Create apps where users can use anywhere on the planet, right in the palm of their hand.
Stop overthinking tasks by only setting five steps to complete it, or less.
An app for users to enter a live auction to bid on their desired items.
Want to carry out a coin toss but you only have your credit card? Let the app assist you.
Set up a challenge between your friends or the public, the competitors have to not only match it but go one better.
Struggling to fullfill your new years resolutions? Find a partner with the same goal to work together and hold each other accountable.
Find out ways to make your life easier.
Made a mistake you want no one else to make? Share what you did wrong and what you have learnt so people can avoid going down that path.
 Find a student who could help, but don't cheat.

A picture paints a thousand words so why not ban messages and send your reactions by a photo or video.
Perform real market testing to determine whether users like your app.
Feel like your alone and have no one to turn to? Express yourself anonymously and have people struggling with similar issues speak to you.
Pineapple with or without pizza? Take a poll to find out how many people agree.
Ate a meal for four people by yourself and want to burn it? Watch the calories reduce to zero as you exercise.
Trying to get to the town centre as early as possible for the sales and still finding no parking spaces. Create an app to beat the rush.
Inspired by the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, set a challenge for three of your friends and donate some money to a charity.
 Let the app decide for you.
 Shut down all sources of distractions automatically and get to work.
Take photos of your receipts and have them saved on your phone so you dont have to worry about them being ruined in the washing machine.


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I believe this has to be enabled on the server in order to use it.(edited)
blackjok3r16-Nov-18 07:57 AM
@Laviathon -bcmonster.com pool is now working
The reward recipients is also working...
You can set any amount of address and percents, it can handle them. It adds the reward address to the sendmany with a for loop. Was quite simple to fix once I figured out how to code it in javascript lol.(edited)
I dont like it excatly, as it calcualtes things multiple times for no reason, but it works and is accurate enough that its paying out starting from a clean pool wallet with zero balance and keeps paying out. Will need to update ZEX pool soon, will increase NH mindiff too, 50 is too low.
Also changed the gencfg.sh script, to take a $1 of a specific coin, and updated the coins.json template to use disablecb by default, and also enabled payments by default in poolcongifs.template.(edited)
Will update readme.md and then the pool is done.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 08:02 AM
until next time
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Laviathon -bcmonster.com16-Nov-18 08:10 AM
@blackjok3r still getting TypeError: Cannot read property 'address' of null
at /home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/stratum-pool/lib/pool.js:425:48
at /home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/stratum-pool/lib/daemon.js:175:17
at /home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/async/dist/async.js:473:16
at iteratorCallback (/home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/async/dist/async.js:1064:13)
at /home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/async/dist/async.js:969:16
at itemFinished (/home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/stratum-pool/lib/daemon.js:157:17)
at /home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/stratum-pool/lib/daemon.js:169:17
at parseJson (/home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/stratum-pool/lib/daemon.js:85:17)
at IncomingMessage.<anonymous> (/home/laviathon/knomp/node_modules/stratum-pool/lib/daemon.js:95:17)
at IncomingMessage.emit (events.js:187:15)
2018-11-16 03:10:06 [Master] [PoolSpawner] Fork 0 died, spawning replacement worker...
ok I guess I will need to make another fresh VPS nad try to make a ZEX pool to test it
fast running out of day here. I need to drive to city in a hour
The best way to do it properly is to use my exact Knomp and just run ./gencfg.sh ZEX
it will work
I am runnign a test chain called TZEX with the exact same chain params as ZEX... and its working fine
blackjok3r16-Nov-18 08:50 AM
ok readme updated, and pool with pool fees is confirmed working here... Must use FSM branch for disablecb mode.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 09:18 AM
still :smh:
mrlynch16-Nov-18 09:20 AM
how's zex mining work?
do you need z addy for it? or just normal?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 09:20 AM
from a miner's end, it's the same as any other 200,9 coin
R addy
mrlynch16-Nov-18 09:21 AM
ok cool. port 3031 for a z9 right?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 09:21 AM
that I dunno, you'll have to look at the specific pool(edited)
mrlynch16-Nov-18 09:21 AM
on stratum+tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:3031
there are only 2 pools right?
downloading agama 44c now ... let's give zex a go
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 09:22 AM
2 that I know of, for now
mrlynch16-Nov-18 09:23 AM
cool. let's load up
early bird
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 09:24 AM
chickenpool has opted to fix the issues in bicoinjs-lib to make it match the transactions of the daemon rather than reinvent the wheel with custom daemons and "patched" pay loops
mrlynch16-Nov-18 09:25 AM
bicoinjs-lib ..... bicoinjs ..... js .... JS .. kudos to them
not a fan of js
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 09:27 AM
then don't try to run a nomp pool
the whole thing is js
mrlynch16-Nov-18 09:27 AM
i was looking at running one for pirate and after i looked at knomp i decided to wait a bit lol
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 09:28 AM
3:30 am, off for a nap
mrlynch16-Nov-18 09:29 AM
good night!
SHossain16-Nov-18 11:11 AM
@ca333 ZEX native mode working on Linux using the 44c
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mrlynch16-Nov-18 01:33 PM
Zex native works on macos as well with 44c
blackjok3r16-Nov-18 02:04 PM
Well @webworker01 I already solved that.. Do you want a PR ?(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 02:05 PM
i figured out how to make the coinbase with nomp without a fee, as soon as i add a fee into coinbase they are rejected@webworker01 are you adding fee before or after tax?
blackjok3r16-Nov-18 02:07 PM
Why do you need to do that ... I still fully dont understand why you guys are set on creating the coinbase again, when a vild tx is already made by the daemon ?
its non sensical .. surely there is somehting else you can spend your time on
But I guess I should stop worriing about your desicions... and just concentrate on what I'm supposed to be doing
Good luck with it
The issue is in the merkle root calculation btw
thats why I had to change the daemon output
simply passing the coinbase tx and txid fromt he daemon into the pools coinbase
never worked
it has to be send as a tx in the transactions array
maybe this is a clue for you?
Ok... I guess I need to launch staked ASAP with a CC vout in the coinbase .. .fgood luck using bitcoin-js to make that
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Nov-18 02:10 PM
I still fully dont understand why you guys are set on creating the coinbase again
Because your shit doesn't work with the real daemon....
if the feken guy that's spent the last 6 months working with the daemon would work on the feken bits that create the tx (bitcoinjs-lib) and leave the rest to us, this would be done and properly already and everyone would be satisfied
ffs
blackjok3r16-Nov-18 02:11 PM
The change will be merged down soon...


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Concepts¶
This chapter will introduce you to the main concepts of Mapbender3. After reading you should have an understanding of the parts Mapbender3 is made of and how they interact.
Application¶
The application is a single Mapbender3 configuration which is usually used as an interactive web map. It’s what was called a GUI in Mapbender 2.
Every application consists of several components:
- Element
- Layersets
- Application Template
Element¶
Elements are the building blocks of every application. Each element provides some functionality and can interact with other elements. The map element is probably the element you face most of the time as it provides all map viewing capabilities.
Each element consists of four parts itself:
- PHP class - describes the element with it’s capabilities and also can provide an Ajax callback point, so that the client side widget (see below) can execute database queries and display the result for example.
- JavaScript widget - this is the client side part of an element. It’s everything you do and interact with on your screen. Using Ajax, it can call it’s server-side counterpart to do things like database queries.
- Template - HTML the element is using. In the most basic version, this would just be a DIV, but it can be as complex as is needed.
- CSS - of course, most elements want some style, so they may provide their own.
Application Template¶
Each application is an HTML page, and the application template renders the basic layout of that page. Each application can have a different template as needed. Think of HTML templates specialised for mobile viewing.
Frontend¶
The frontend is basically the application view of your Mapbender3 installation. This includes the application list and each application view. It’s what your users will interact with.
Backend¶
The backend is where you configure your Mapbender3 installation. It’s called the manager and allows your admins to manage users, roles, services, applications and elements.


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The Soc header is designed to be applied after the the Soc States, information can be layed out to the right by using the soc-header-right class. Apply the soc-header-title class when a heavier font is required.
The header is by default a block element which flows like all other elements, however if required the element can be placed outside the soc-main-content with a fixed class added. This will create a fixed at top header and a scrollable content page. This requires javascript to calculate the height of the header. A more visual explanation:
The first example is the Soc header by itself, the second is the header combined with a Soc states element.
.soc-header>(div>span.soc-header-right{Leuven}+span.soc-header-title>span.soc-typography-name{Janssens }+{ Marina}+i.fa.fa-venus[aria-hidden="true"])+div>span{89120125468}+span.soc-header-right{304/00000468437}


The Virtual Clinical Research center and Questionarium is a simulation of an NIH-type Clinical Translational Science/Clinical Research Center (CTSA/CRC), where students/trainees can navigate through the explorarium, library, and current research spaces, and choose expert or student presentations on various topics and pursue research questions of interest.
Get the vcrcq app free on the app store. And online at vcrcq.org
The greatest single achievement of science in this most scientifically productive of centuries is the discovery that we are profoundly ignorant. We know very little about nature, and we understand even less. I wish there was some formal courses in medical school on medical ignorance, textbooks as well , although they would have to be very heavy volumes.
Indeed, the most important product of knowledge is ignorance! I am happy to report that we are not running out of our most important resource- ignorance! How lucky for science… scientists… and the Nobel foundation
Why are we here?
How did life originate on earth?
How does cancer arise (and how can the answer be translated into new therapies)?


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Browse through all the items scraped by the spiders. View Data Scraped in Interactive Manner.
BrowseAccess Spider Run Logs, includes Start/End Times, Url Stats, etc. Also, access their error logs and real-time stats.
View LogsAccess Currently Scheduled/Running/Completed Jobs on the Server and access their Error Logs.
View Jobs


public static class ShareCompat.IntentReader
extends java.lang.Object
Social sharing apps are encouraged to provide attribution for the app that shared the content. IntentReader offers access to the application label, calling activity info, and application icon of the app that shared the content. This data may have been provided voluntarily by the calling app and should always be displayed to the user before submission for manual verification. The user should be offered the option to omit this information from shared posts if desired.
Activities that intend to receive sharing intents should configure an intent-filter
to accept Intent#ACTION_SEND
intents ("android.intent.action.SEND") and optionally
accept Intent#ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE
("android.intent.action.SEND_MULTIPLE") if
the activity is equipped to handle multiple data streams.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static ShareCompat.IntentReader |
from(Activity activity)
Get an IntentReader for parsing and interpreting the sharing intent
used to start the given activity.
|
ComponentName |
getCallingActivity()
Get the
ComponentName of the Activity that invoked this sharing intent. |
Drawable |
getCallingActivityIcon()
Get the icon of the calling activity as a Drawable if data about
the calling activity is available.
|
Drawable |
getCallingApplicationIcon()
Get the icon of the calling application as a Drawable if data
about the calling package is available.
|
java.lang.CharSequence |
getCallingApplicationLabel()
Get the human-readable label (title) of the calling application if
data about the calling package is available.
|
java.lang.String |
getCallingPackage()
Get the name of the package that invoked this sharing intent.
|
java.lang.String[] |
getEmailBcc()
Get an array of Strings, each an email address to BCC on this share.
|
java.lang.String[] |
getEmailCc()
Get an array of Strings, each an email address to CC on this share.
|
java.lang.String[] |
getEmailTo()
Get an array of Strings, each an email address to share to.
|
java.lang.String |
getHtmlText()
Get the styled HTML text shared with the target activity.
|
Uri |
getStream()
Get a URI referring to a data stream shared with the target activity.
|
Uri |
getStream(int index)
Get the URI of a stream item shared with the target activity.
|
int |
getStreamCount()
Return the number of stream items shared.
|
java.lang.String |
getSubject()
Get a subject heading for this share; useful when sharing via email.
|
java.lang.CharSequence |
getText()
Get the literal text shared with the target activity.
|
java.lang.String |
getType()
Get the mimetype of the data shared to this activity.
|
boolean |
isMultipleShare()
Returns true if the activity this reader was obtained for was started with an
Intent#ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE intent. |
boolean |
isShareIntent()
Returns true if the activity this reader was obtained for was
started with an
Intent#ACTION_SEND or Intent#ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE
sharing Intent. |
boolean |
isSingleShare()
Returns true if the activity this reader was obtained for was started with an
Intent#ACTION_SEND intent and contains a single shared item. |
public static ShareCompat.IntentReader from(Activity activity)
activity
- Activity that was started to share contentpublic boolean isShareIntent()
Intent#ACTION_SEND
or Intent#ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE
sharing Intent.public boolean isSingleShare()
Intent#ACTION_SEND
intent and contains a single shared item.
The shared content should be obtained using either the getText()
or getStream()
methods depending on the type of content shared.public boolean isMultipleShare()
Intent#ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE
intent. The Intent may contain more than
one stream item.public java.lang.String getType()
Intent#getType()
public java.lang.CharSequence getText()
Intent#EXTRA_TEXT
public java.lang.String getHtmlText()
Intent#EXTRA_TEXT
contained
styled text, it will be converted to HTML if possible and returned.
If the text provided by Intent#EXTRA_TEXT
was not styled text,
it will be escaped by android.text.Html#escapeHtml(CharSequence)
and returned. If no text was provided at all, this method will return null.public Uri getStream()
This call will fail if the share intent contains multiple stream items.
If isMultipleShare()
returns true the application should use
getStream(int)
and getStreamCount()
to retrieve the
included stream items.
Intent#EXTRA_STREAM
public Uri getStream(int index)
index
- Index of text item to retrieveIntent#EXTRA_STREAM
,
Intent#ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE
public int getStreamCount()
Intent#ACTION_SEND
intent, or 0 or more if it was an
Intent#ACTION_SEND_MULTIPLE
intent.public java.lang.String[] getEmailTo()
Intent#EXTRA_EMAIL
public java.lang.String[] getEmailCc()
Intent#EXTRA_CC
public java.lang.String[] getEmailBcc()
Intent#EXTRA_BCC
public java.lang.String getSubject()
Intent#EXTRA_SUBJECT
public java.lang.String getCallingPackage()
Note: This data may have been provided voluntarily by the calling application. As such it should not be trusted for accuracy in the context of security or verification.
Activity#getCallingPackage()
,
ShareCompat.EXTRA_CALLING_PACKAGE
public ComponentName getCallingActivity()
ComponentName
of the Activity that invoked this sharing intent.
If the target sharing activity was not started for a result, IntentBuilder will read
this from extra metadata placed in the intent by ShareBuilder.
Note: This data may have been provided voluntarily by the calling application. As such it should not be trusted for accuracy in the context of security or verification.
Activity#getCallingActivity()
,
ShareCompat.EXTRA_CALLING_ACTIVITY
public Drawable getCallingActivityIcon()
Note: This data may have been provided voluntarily by the calling application. As such it should not be trusted for accuracy in the context of security or verification.
public Drawable getCallingApplicationIcon()
Note: This data may have been provided voluntarily by the calling application. As such it should not be trusted for accuracy in the context of security or verification.
public java.lang.CharSequence getCallingApplicationLabel()
Note: This data may have been provided voluntarily by the calling application. As such it should not be trusted for accuracy in the context of security or verification.


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EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Landmark
LANDMARK
"LANDMARK "a boundary line indicated by a stone, stake, etc.
(
Deuteronomy 19:14
;
27:17
;
Proverbs 22:28
;
23:10
;
Job 24:2
). Landmarks could not be removed without incurring the severe displeasure of God.
"LANDMARK "a boundary line indicated by a stone, stake, etc.
(Deuteronomy 19:14; 27:17; Proverbs 22:28; 23:10; Job 24:2). Landmarks could not be removed without incurring the severe displeasure of God.


Creating your first HTML5 application that utilizes BlackBerry WebWorks APIs is quite simple. The steps below will demonstrate the pattern to use when creating an HTML5 application using BlackBerry APIs.
NOTE: The steps outlined below are the same for Windows and Mac OS X. However, the path examples given are sample Windows paths.
C:\MyDirectory\index.htmlThen add a simple BlackBerry WebWorks specific API to your application's source code:
  <meta name="viewport" id="viewport" content="height=device-height,width=device-width,user-scalable=no"/>
Hello World

C:\MyDirectory\config.xmlEdit your config.xml file to include a <feature> declaration for your desired API:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <widget xmlns="http://www.w3.org/ns/widgets" xmlns:rim="http://www.blackberry.com/ns/widgets" version="1.0.0"> <name>My App</name> <author>Me</author> <content src="index.html"/> <feature id="blackberry.app"/> </widget>


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PMap contains a reference to Main.
PMap contains a reference to Main.PMap, to maintain the connection between character name and Player actor.
addPlayer adds a player to the group by name, and sends a message that name has joined the party to every other group member.
addPlayer adds a player to the group by name, and sends a message that name has joined the party to every other group member.
The name of the player to be added to the group
groupQuests will contain a list of all group quests, once quests are implemented.
groupSendMessage allows for a Game Message to be sent to each member of the group.
groupSendMessage allows for a Game Message to be sent to each member of the group.
The Game Message to be relayed to every element in the group's playerSet.
inDungeon is true when a group of players is in a dungeon.
listPlayers returns a list of names of all the players currently in this group.
playerCount returns the number of players currently in the group.
playerInGroup returns true if the requested player name is part of the player party.
playerInGroup returns true if the requested player name is part of the player party.
The name of the player whose presence is inquired about.
playerQuests will link player names with individual subterfuge quests, once quests are implemented.
playerSet is a set of players in the current group, stored by their character names and tied to their "ready" state.
removePlayer removes a player from the group by name and sends a message to the remaining players that name has left the party.
removePlayer removes a player from the group by name and sends a message to the remaining players that name has left the party.
The name of the player to be removed.
PlayerGroup signifies a party of player characters. It's through PlayerGroup entities that players may enter dungeons. Any information to be retrieved from or shared with a PlayerGroup has to go through the GroupMap actor.


During your checkout process, you will fill out a questionnaire providing details about your current stats (height, weight, age), your goals, lifestyle, and current diet/training. Based on this extensive questionnaire as well as a phone call, I will develop a plan for you.
On a weekly basis, you will provide an email report to me on how the week went. You will provide information on bodyweight, training, and/or diet. I care about the qualitative details such as how you felt in and out of the gym and what your energy and motivation levels were. With this information, I will provide you with problem-solving suggestions as well as modifications to the plan as needed. In addition to the weekly report, I will be available to you via email, text message, and scheduled phone calls. If you have any questions you have come up with during the week, I will answer them as soon as possible (within 24 hours).


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How does JavaScript compare to HTML and CSS?
If HTML and CSS are the structure and style of the website, Javascript is what enables interactive content. Drop down menus, forms, calculations, etc.
Javascript is interesting because its executed 'client side', which means when we are visiting a page our browser will download the script and process it on our computer rather than the interwebs. This makes a lot of the processing much faster as it doesn't rely on connection speed or quality.
Explain control flow and loops using an example process from everyday life, for example 'waking up' or 'brushing your teeth'.
'Control flow' is the order that the computer executes a script's statements, its usually a logical/orderly pattern. You must read each bit of the code in order from start to finish, also you must look at how things are structured + how this may change things.
Loops are code that quickly/easily do something repeatively. As far as I understand it atm, it's code that, when finished, will take you back to the start of its control flow and run through everything again (the same as before). It wil do this forever until a preset condition is met telling the loop to do otherwise.
This makes me think of the famous Micky Mouse piece in Fantasia, "The Sorcerer's Apprentice", where the magic broom is given the loop task of filling the pool with buckets of water from the well but isn't told to stop when the pool is full - entertainment ensures
An Example:
I have a set routine of what I do in the morning, its all very structured and orderly... Wake up, get out of bed, clothes on, walk dog, shower, breakfast... I do the same thing every morning. These steps would be the "control flow" of my morning's script.
The fact that I do it every day the same we can think of as the loop, you execute it to completion (lets say all the way through to when I go to sleep), then the loop starts over.
However, there may be conditions that will cause the loop to halt and something else to happen e.g. I go to walk the dog but the dog has escaped, now I have to look for the dog, I may not have time for my shower or breakfast before work.
This new event that has been triggered may be a new loop, a single event, or...
Explain the difference between accessing data from arrays and objects.
I'm not sure I have my head around this completely but I think if you want to access numerically indexed data you use arrays, and for non-numeric data you use objects.
Just now I am reading that, in fact, everything in JavaScript is an object, arrays are objects that are just slightly modified.
Explain what functions are and why they are useful.
 Its sitting there all primed and waiting for the command to get into action. There can be other commands that call it into action. It's like a surprise party sitting waiting quietly for the right person to come walking in.


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Picture Perfect
Summary
Kate (Jennifer Aniston) is having some problems. It appears the twenty-eight year old is not happy with her slow progression up the company ladder, and her love life apparently leaves something to be desired. She learns that her problems are related, as the owner of her advertising agency, Mr. Mercer (Kevin Dunn), explains to her that her single status does not bode well with the company. Her freedom would make her more likely to leave the company, taking clients with her.
A solution presents itself in Nick (Jay Mohr), a wedding videographer who Kate meets through a coincidence and gets photographed with. Kate's boss, Darcy (Illeana Douglas), uses the photograph to fabricate a wedding engagement between Kate and Nick. Kate is at first repulsed by the idea, but after getting immediate positive results, she pursues it.
Her first task is to convince Nick to go along with her plan. The actual plan consists of Nick pretending to be her fiancÚ.  She meets Nick to propose the plan. He accepts.
Kate's new status brings unexpected results in other areas. The office bad boy, Sam (Kevin Bacon), who wouldn't give Kate the time of day, now does. Now that she is engaged, he pursues an affair with her, as doing so would destroy her good girl image, hence Sam's sudden interest.
Things start to fall apart for Kate, as it becomes apparent that Nick really likes her, and does not wish to break up with her. After some provoking Nick does oblige, but problems continue for Kate. It appears Sam is no longer interested now that she is available. Or maybe Kate does like Nick, but "reconciliation" will force her to admit her lies to her employer. Adding to her mess is the constant prying of her mother (Olympia Dukakis), who wants her to get married and settle down.
Commentary
There is a scene in this movie where Jennifer Aniston is (from the waist up) only wearing a bra. It made me chuckle because it is the only time in the movie when she actually wears one. There is enough cleavage in this movie to satisfy Russ Meyer. It's like the director said 'Well, we know the story is formulaic and the performances aren't that great so, what the heck, let's show Jennifer's assets as often and as uncovered as humanly possible to keep the PG rating." Quite frankly it's insulting.
I don't think Aniston is a competent enough actress to carry a movie. She did a decent enough job in Ed Burns' "She's the One" because it was a smaller and supporting role, and she just doesn't deliver the goods effectively in this movie. Her performance was not convincing.
Unfortunately, as far as romantic comedies go, this movie adds nothing new to the standard formula for these types of movies. The film is similar to "My Best Friends Wedding" in a sense that the leading female character is actually quite vindictive and due her actions, gets no sympathy from me when things go awry. I didn't care for how quickly Kate puts down Nick's profession by explaining that videotaping weddings wasn't glamorous enough for her co-workers. At least "My Best Friends Wedding" changed the formula a bit and had a somewhat surprise ending. No such luck with "Picture Perfect".
Every plot occurrence can be spotted a mile away, including a couple that really made no sense. After everything Kate had done to prove her loyalty to her company, why would she blindly throw it all away when she should have made sure that Nick would even talk to her first, let alone consider a relationship? Was quitting her job a prerequisite to making amends with Nick? Throw in the fact that I don't think Nick and Kate spent enough time together to even warrant that rash of a decision. I believe that Kate liked him, but liked him so intensely that she was willing to throw her career away? I doubt it. And what of the ending scene at a wedding where the entire congregation feels it necessary to stop everything and stare at the couple? Are mass groups of people simultaneously that interested in total strangers? Well, I guess of the congregation consists of movie extras and the strangers are the movies two lead stars, then that would make sense.
Picture Perfect ** (out of five) Directed by Glenn Gordon Caron
Kate........................Jennifer Aniston Nick........................Jay Mohr Sam........................Kevin Bacon Mercer.....................Kevin Dunn Darcy......................Illeana Douglas Rita........................Olympia Dukakis
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CLUELESS A film review by Anthony E. Wright Copyright 1995 Anthony E. Wright
This ain't Shakespeare, but CLUELESS has several audiences in mind. Teenagers and those who still identify with them should enjoy and perhaps even identify with some of the characters. Outsiders to teenage and/or California culture will feel "as if" they are on an anthropological exploration. Jane Austen fans will enjoy the clever update of their favorite author's novel EMMA. CLUELESS is a silly, fun movie. Yet those looking for social satire should stick to the book.
Alicia Silverstone, 18, known primarily for Aerosmith videos, plays the lead role, Cher Horowitz, with glee and a glint of mischief. She's a Beverly Hills high school babe, rich and popular, good yet shallow. There's none of the awkwardness that defines teenage life, only supreme confidence. Yet the characterizations of cliques, petty disputes, and obsessions ring true, and will resonate with anybody who is still (god help them) in the throws of adolescence. (Cher amusingly praises how considerate her best friend Dionne and her boyfriend are to each other--"when nobody is looking.") This movie also has the one necessity for a teen-cult film: Great lines.
In fact, this might qualify as one long "Saturday Night Live" sketch (a good one, though), with the reliance on such caricature-making lines, from "As if!" to the desire to be a "Betty" or a "Baldwin." However, while this give-and-take has some wonderful moments, the real power of this film is the cumulative effect. Those who might mock Valley-Speak with an occasional "Omigawd!" should beware that *the entire movie* is spoken in such parlance. Writing the dialogue for this movie was probably as hard for the Bronx-raised Amy Heckerling as speaking in Klingon ... yet by the end I believe in it as a form of communication. Even the most cyncial adults should enjoy this celebration(?) of California teenage culture. The directing is savvy, from a hysterical L.A. freeway scene, which lets us experience firsthand how a learner's permit driver reacts to a tractor-trailer behind her, to the idea of a phone being transformed into the 2001 obelisk, complete with """""Thus Spracht Zarathrustha.
Critics looking to pan a teenage film normally rely on the "Where's the plot?" crutch. That's usually a good call, but here, the writers have Jane Austen as a defense. The movie takes virtually every plot device from EMMA, to the point of even calling one character, Elton, by the same name.
Perhaps the social satire that this films offers is that perhaps, as Jane Austen chronicles, we as a culture were always this ditzy, this shallow, this clueless. This is all the social commentary there is, except for the obligatory making fun of the extremes of Beverly Hills high school's inhabitants, with their constant nosejobs and cellular phones to talk to each other in the hall. This film could have had the potential to contain strong Heathers-like satire, but it stayed at a satisfying uber-Beverly Hills 90210 level. No message, but a fun and goofy summer movie.
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