No node selected
Selected: {{ api.selectedNode.label }}, with id {{ api.selectedNode.id }}
No edge selected
Selected: {{ api.selectedEdge.source }} to {{ api.selectedEdge.target }}
The social-chart
directive accepts the following parameters:
labelThreshold
option.
The Social Chart is defined by the social-chart
directive. The nodes should have a
label
and id
defined.
Nodes can also have the optional community
attribute set, which should be a string corresponding to an entry
in the communities
map passed to the directive (see below). Extra data properties can be set to the additional
property; this object will be copied to the nodes rendered in the chart, and so can contain any required information or
properties.
The edges should have a source
and target
defined which should correspond to the ids of nodes.
Edges may also have an optional weight
property which should be an arbitrary value that represents the strength
of the relationship between the nodes that the edge connects. The higher the value the closer the nodes connected by that
edge will be positioned together where possible (see layout section).
Edges will be assigned ids based on the order they arrive in the graph, prefixed with the letter ‘e’.
Edges also support the additional property described above.
The API object is a host object that contains some properties and functions for the chart, and should be passed to the directive
with null properties for selectedNode
and selectedEdge
. These properties will be populated then
updated with values from the chart as the user interacts with it. Note the initial state of the graph should be set with
the methods below. When rendered, chart nodes will have the getNeighbors
function available, which returns
a map of all the node’s 1st degree connections and their edges. Chart edges will have the getSourceNode
and
getTargetNode
functions available, which return node objects.
The chart can be driven via two methods also exposed in this object - these functions are added to the supplied API object after the chart is instantiated for use in the developer’s own controller context:
Node Ids are persisted from the original data source; edge Ids are generated based on the order the edges arrive in the graph and prefixed with the letter ‘e’. Use of these methods is demonstrated below the chart on this page. The code for the two text inputs is as shown, showing how to control the chart from an external controller:
To execute custom logic on the node, edge, or stage click events, the following functions should be set on the API object.
true
- perform the default toggle between fullscreen and standard.false
- do not perform the toggle.To access external objects and API calls that may be required to populate on-demand values, remember that a function closure will have access to its original context when executing. For example, if the API object was defined like this:
You can define the functions in the following way (this example uses random values in place of where you could perform API calls):
Functions defined in this way will have access to the context where you created the original “vm.api” object even when they are executed in the context of the chart’s internal code.
The chart title object contains the properties required for displaying the optional title when the social chart is fullscreen.
The chart title will accept the following properties.
The string which will replace the title when a node is selected, {{ node }}
will be replaced by the
name of the currently selected node.
The string which will replace the title when an edge is selected, {{ source }}
and {{ target }}
will be replaced by the name of the source and target nodes.
Communities allow styles and colors to be set for groups of nodes. The default render will be a solid fill in the default chart color; here this can be changed to any color and to a stroke style. An example community is shown:
Nodes which should receive this style should have a community
attribute set to example_group_1. The color
attribute can be any CSS color value, and the style
attribute can be set to stroke
or fill
(the default).
The HTML templates set to the node and edge detail parameters will be used to display the detail panels for selected nodes
and edges. The templates bound here will have access to the sc.selectedNode
and
sc.selectedEdge
values. The popover is shown when hovering a node or edge and has access to the sc.hoveredItem
value, which will be an edge or node object.
These templates are optional, however the callbacks described above for selection and hover events will be fired whether
these templates are supplied or not. The Detail Panels have a small “close” button in the top right-hand corner, when this
is clicked, the selected node or edge will be deselected. To remove this button, pass an option
object to
the directive with the showDetailCloseButton
flag set to false.
The templates supplied for both the Detail Panels and the Popover Panels will be fit inside containers. To override the styles
of these containers use the detail-style
parameter for the Detail Panels and the
popover-style
parameter for the Popover Panels:
The chart contains some tooltips which are rendered internally. In order to localize the text displayed here, pass the
local-strings
parameter. This should be an object map of keys to localized strings. The following properties
can be mapped:
The initial state of the graph will be zoomed to show all nodes. The onLoadComplete
API call is available for
changing this behaviour. For example, to start the graph with a particular node selected, the following code could be used:
To allow a Social Chart to be maximized, a container must be specified. To identify the container, set the social-chart-container
attribute on the directive to be the string name of a class and set that class on a page element. It is recommended that
it be applied to the div
element containing the main page content (which will often have the class wrapper-content
),
this way any navigation, headers or toolbars will not be obstructed. The container will be used to position the Social
Chart on the page, but the width and height will grow to fill the page. The chart size can then be toggled via a button
which will be presented near the top-right of the render area when the show-maximize-control
attribute is
passed as true
. By default, the chart does not open in its maximized appearance - you can change this behaviour
by setting the start-maximized
attribute to true
.
To perform custom logic when this button is pressed, including disabling the standard fullscreen/standard view toggle behaviour
whilst using the button for another purpose, see the optional onToggleFullscreen
described above.
By default the button will appear in the top-right; to control the placement of this, pass the fullscreen-button-position
attribute. This should be an object with a definition for one or both of maximize
(i.e. the button that switches
to fullscreen) and minimize
(the button that switches from fullscreen back to the standard view). CSS Positioning
values should be used, as the button will be absolutely positioned. An example is given below:
This example uses %
but other units are also acceptable.
By default, nodes will be rendered at a size based on their degree. If a node contains a value for the size
property, this will be used instead.
If the node-size-attribute
parameter is passed to the directive, the additional
property of each
node will be inspected for a numerical property of this name. Note that the value passed to this parameter should be an
expression (i.e. resolving to a property on your controller); to pass a string directly in the HTML where the directive
is instantiated, wrap it in a second set of alternate quotation marks. The sizes of the nodes will then be interpolated
between a minimum and maximum size, based on the value of this property. The minimum and maximum sizes should be configured
via the options
parameter of the directive, using the minNodeSize
and maxNodeSize
properties respectively. These are set to 0 and 8 by default. If both are set to 0, then the calculated size of the node
will be used without interpolation.
The labelThreshold
property can also be set using the options
object, and determines how large
a node should be to have its label displayed. This is relative to the camera zoom level and defaults to 7.
When a node is selected, the camera will attempt to pan so that this node is centred in the viewport and the majority of
the 1st degree nodes remain visible. You can adjust this behaviour by setting the adjustCameraCenter
property
on the options
object (default: true). The camera position when a node is selected will then be translated
according to the container size and the current camera zoom level, and can be further adjusted via a value supplied as
cameraCenterOffset
in the options
.
By default the layout of the graph is calculated using the ForceAtlas2 algorithm. This algorithm does not have a natural
termination point, so must be stopped manually after a period of time. The force-atlas-duration
attribute
determines how long the chart will render before it is shown. For larger charts, higher values should be used to ensure
an evenly spaced appearance. The default is 1800 (milliseconds).
When a node is selected, the selected node and all 1st degree neighbor nodes will be highlighted. The layout of these neighboring
nodes can be configured using the neighborViewOnSelect
property of the options
object. The possible
values are:
true
- The 1st degree neighbors will be arranged in an ellipse around the selected node, fitting to the
viewport. The camera will be centred on the selected node, and the camera zoom level will be the same for all nodes.
This is the default behaviour.
false
- The node positions remain unchanged when a node is selected. The camera will be centred on the selected
node, but the zoom level will be adjusted to present as many 1st degree neighbors as possible.
Additionally the layout can be influenced by edge weights. This will position the nodes with the largest weights closer to
each other where possible. Depending on the number of nodes in the chart increasing the force-atlas-duration
may improve the layout. To utilize this layout option a weight
property should be added to edges:
If no weight property is given to an edge it will be assumed to have a weight of zero. Finally the edge-weight-influence
attribute needs to be set to a value of true
.
The different layouts can be seen below:
Note: Refer to Sigma JS for more options.
Note: This component can be used in an Angular application by importing the HybridModule.


Second Home Hollywood Office / Selgascano
- Curated by Clara Ott
- about 18 hours
Office Buildings · Los Ángeles, United States
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: selgascano
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 3747.7 ft2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Iwan Baan
- Lead Architects José Selgas, Lucía Cano
- Project Team Diego Cano-Lasso, María Levene, Inés Olavarrieta, Paolo Tringali, Sixto Cordero, Víctor Jiménez, Sara Ouass, Pilar Cano-Lasso, Catalina Vázquez, Juan José Muñoz Muñoz, Julian Ocampo, Juan Saez Pedraja
- Client Second Home
- Structural Engineering Walter P.Moore
- Mechanic Engineering Henderson Engineers INC
- Interior Design selgascano
- Landscaping Selgascano / Second Home
- Civil Engineering KPFF Consulting Engineers
More Specs Less Specs
Text description provided by the architects. The new Second Home in Hollywood, holLA, is a collection of several recipes and ingredients of a California Cocktail. HolLA lays in East Hollywood on a 90,800 square feet site with two existing buildings, of which we have to maintain one with two floors, designed in 1964 by Paul Williams, the first recognized African-American architect working in Los Angeles.
This building has a classical Neocolonialism Los Angeles look and is used as a core and main entrance for the whole Campus. In this existing building 320 roaming places are located in the ground floor and additional offices with 200 workspaces are in the firs floor, with common facilities such as café, bar, restaurant, events and conference hall, resting areas and open terraces, all around the building.
The other one is demolished and, on top of the existing underground parking, a 60 new oval-shaped individual offices and meeting rooms are placed surrounded by a garden that will be the Second Home for almost 700 people. Four different oval shapes create the 60 bungalow offices of 4 different sizes, that are scattered around the garden built with 4 feet of soil on top of the parking slab, burying the bungalows down to the table height. The transparent curved walls allow 360º horizontal views of the plants, giving the feeling to be working among nature.
The interior spaces in this project go pretty much unnoticed and the main focus is outdoors, which is quintessential to the living style in Los Angeles. In Second Home Hollywood, instead of bringing the garden inside the office, we have brought the office out to the garden. 60 one level stand-alone offices in the garden of a Paul Williams building. Offices (pots) surrounded by planters (plant pots). Over 10,000 plants and trees, many butterflies, ants, bees, squirrels… and humans inhabit these pots. The wooden and concrete paths break through the garden with plants in both sides, as a stroll through yearlong flowers. “If you want to make the world a better place, take a look at yourself, and then make a change”.
Second Home Hollywood is an experiment for the average office worker: co-exist daily with living things other than humans. This approximation to nature is not the only step towards a more sustainable living: plants reduce the temperature and provide shade; the clear façade eliminates the necessity of artificial lighting and has 3 operable openings for natural cross-ventilation; all the water at the site is collected in two cisterns totaling 37,000 gallons of storage capacity to be used for irrigation. Second Home Hollywood has replaced 90,800 square feet of hardscape for 70,000 square feet of landscape. What previously was a parking lot is now a garden. It is one of the few private developments in history in which the footprint of the built-environment has been returned to natural-environment.


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The one who caused you to become a nation says this:
"Do not be afraid,
because I have rescued you.
I have called you by your name, in order that you may belong to me. Now you are mine.
2 When you experience dangerous situations,
and you have hardships as terrible as deep rivers to cross,
I will be with you.

I will sacrifice Egypt in your place;
and Ethiopia and Seba in Arabia exchange for you.
4 I will cause other countries to be conquered instead of your country;
I will trade them for you,
in order that you will not be killed,
because you are very precious to me
and because I love you.
5 Do not be afraid, because I am with you.
Some day I will gather your descendants from the east and from the west.
6 I will command the rulers of the nations to the north and to the south,
'Allow all the people of Israel to return to their country,
from the most distant places on the earth.
7 Allow all those who belong to me to return,
because I have caused them to become a nation in order that they would honor me;
I am the one who has done that.'
8 Summon the people who have eyes but acts as though they were blind;
summon those who have ears but act as though they were deaf.
9 Gather people of all nations together,
ones from all people groups,
and ask them this: 'Has any of their idols foretold the things that are happening now?
And can any of them predict what will happen in the future?'
Then bring people who will testify and say 'I heard them predict things,
and what they predicted was what happened,'
but they will be lying."
10 But Yahweh says, "You people of Israel are my witnesses,
and you are the ones who serve me.
I chose you in order that you would know me, believe in me,
and understand that I am the only one who is truly God.
There is no other true God.
There was no other true God previously,
and there will never be another true God.
11 I, only I, am Yahweh,
and there is no other one who can save you.
12 I said that I would rescue your ancestors,
and then I rescued them, and I proclaimed that I had done it.
No foreign god among you did that!
And you are witnesses that only I, Yahweh, am God.
13 I am God, the one who has existed forever and who will exist forever;
no one can snatch people from my hand,
and no one can change what I have done."

They will force the people of the city to run away from their city, and to wail in song instead of rejoice in song.
15 I am Yahweh, your Holy One,
the one who caused Israel to become a nation, and the one who is really your king.
16 I am Yahweh, the one who opened a path through the water,
making a road through the sea of Reeds.
17 Then I summoned the great army of Egypt
to come with all their chariots and horses.
But when they tried to pursue my people,
I caused the waves to flow over them and they drowned;
their lives ended like the light of a candle ends when someone snuffs out the wick.
18 But do not think only about what happened in the past, long ago.
19 Instead, consider the new thing that I am going to do.
I have already started to do it;
can you see it?
I am going to make a road through the desert.
And I will cause there to be streams in the wasteland.
20 The jackals and ostriches and other wild creatures will thank me
for giving them water in the desert.
I will cause streams to appear in the dry desert
in order that my people, the ones whom I have chosen, will have water;
21 I will do that for the people whom I have created and chosen to belong to me,
so that they will tell others about the wonderful things I have done for them.
22 But now, you descendants of Jacob, you refuse to request my help.
You people of Israel have become tired of worshiping me.
23 You have not brought to me sheep or goats for offerings to burn up on my altar;
you have not honored me with any sacrifices,
even though the offerings of grain and incense that I asked you to bring to me were not a burden to you.
24 You have not bought for me any fragrant reeds,
and you have not poured out to me the sweet-smelling fat from any animal sacrifices.
But you have burdened me by all the sins that you have committed,
and made me weary because of all your iniquities.
25 I am the one who is able to forgive you for all your sins;
I am the only one who can do that,
with the result that I will never think about them again.
26 Tell me what I have done that you do not like.
Do you think that when you state your case, you will prove that you are innocent?
27 No, what has happened is that the first ancestor of you Israelites sinned against me,
and since then, all your leaders have rebelled against me.
28 That is why I will cause your priests to be disgraced;
I will allow others to destroy you people of Israel
and caused you to be despised."


5) Setting your finished
Character map to active.
Now that you've created
your Character Map, click
the OK button at the bottom
right of the “Edit Character
Map” palette. You should
now see the name of your
new Character map in the
right column (available) of
the “Character Maps” palette. To see your Character Map in action, simply left click and drag the name
of your Character map from the right column to the left column (active). You should see the character
map have immediate effect in the Canvas if you have an animation selected which uses images which
you've “effected” with your Character Map.
Note: This new look for your character will even be reflected if you export animations as PNG images
while Character Maps are active.
6) Stacking Character
Maps for advanced uses.
You can create as many
Character Maps as you'd
like, and make each one
handle specific changes to
your object or character.
 You can then have a similar set of Character Maps to handle changing the characters shirts.
Finally you can have other Character maps that reveal or hide the character's sunglasses, baseball cap etc.
Once all these character maps are finished you can “stack them”, meaning make more then one of them
active at a time to simultaneously change the entire wardrobe/equipment set of a character to any of
countless possible combinations! Spriter plug-in's for most authoring systems will eventually support this
functionality at run-time, so you'll be able to make games which can combine Char-Maps on the fly based
on player decisions and actual game situations.
See how in this example, I'm using one Character Map to change from the red character to the blue, and a
second character map to hid the wings.
Activating and Stacking Character Maps


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| size_t | ToString (char *buffer, size_t buffer_length) const |
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| size_t | ToStringHex (char *buffer, size_t buffer_length) const |
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Clip the length of the BitVector.
Does not reduce the size of the backing storage.
Note: Cannot grow the BitVector (bitCount must be less than current count).
◆ Compare()
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Compare |bits_to_compare| bits between |left| and |right|.
Note: Does not support non-byte-aligned compare, begins comparing at the beginning of each byte array.
◆ Equals() [1/2]
| bool panga::BitVector::Equals |
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const BitVector & |
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Calculate equality between this BitVector and |rhs|.
Note: Compares up to the number of bits in |this| BitVector.
◆ Equals() [2/2]
| bool panga::BitVector::Equals |
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Calculate equality between this BitVector and |rhs|.
- Parameters
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| bits_to_compare | Limit comparision to only the first bits_to_compare bits. |
◆ Flip()
| void panga::BitVector::Flip |
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Flip one bit in the BitVector.
- Parameters
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◆ FromString()
| void panga::BitVector::FromString |
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Read a BitVector from a null-terminated string of '0' and '1' characters.
- Parameters
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| buffer | String which we will read from. |
| buffer_length | Length of buffer in bytes. |
◆ FromStringHex()
| void panga::BitVector::FromStringHex |
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Read a BitVector from a null-terminated string containing a hex representation.
- Parameters
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| buffer | String which we will read from. |
| buffer_length | Length of buffer in bytes. |
◆ Get()
| bool panga::BitVector::Get |
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size_t |
index | ) |
const |
Get a single bit from the BitVector.
- Parameters
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| index | The index of the bit to get. |
- Returns
- true if bit is set.
◆ GetBitCount()
| size_t panga::BitVector::GetBitCount |
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◆ GetBytes()
| const std::vector< std::byte > & panga::BitVector::GetBytes |
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Get a read-only view of the byte buffer underlying this BitVector.
◆ GetBytesWritable()
| std::vector< std::byte > & panga::BitVector::GetBytesWritable |
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Get a writable view of the byte buffer underlying this BitVector.
◆ GetInt()
template<typename IntegerType = uint64_t>
| IntegerType panga::BitVector::GetInt |
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Construct an integer from bits in the BitVector.
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| bit_width | Number of bits to use in constructing the integer. |
◆ HammingDistance()
| size_t panga::BitVector::HammingDistance |
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const BitVector & |
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Calculate the Hamming Distance between this and |rhs|.
The Hamming Distance is the number of bits which differ between two BitVectors.
- Returns
- The number of bits which differ between this and |rhs|.
◆ operator=()
Deep copy a BitVector.
Resizes this to be the same size as rhs.
◆ ReadInt()
template<typename IntegerType = uint64_t>
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Read |bits_to_copy| bits from |bytes| starting at |start_bit_index| and interpret them as an integer type value.
◆ Resize()
| void panga::BitVector::Resize |
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size_t |
bit_count | ) |
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Resize the BitVector such that it contains |bit_count| bits. Note: Does not change the value of any existing bits currently in the vector.
◆ Set()
| void panga::BitVector::Set |
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Set a single bit the BitVector.
- Parameters
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| index | The index of the bit to set. |
◆ SetBitCount()
| void panga::BitVector::SetBitCount |
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size_t |
bit_count | ) |
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◆ SetInt()
template<typename IntegerType = uint64_t>
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IntegerType |
value, |
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size_t |
bit_index, |
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size_t |
bit_width |
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Store an integer value in the BitVector.
- Parameters
-
| value | Value of the integer to store. |
| bit_index | Starting bit index in the BitVector at which to store the integer. |
| bit_width | Number of bits to store in this BitVector for the integer. |
◆ SubVector()
| void panga::BitVector::SubVector |
( |
BitVector * |
destination, |
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size_t |
destination_start_bit_offset, |
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size_t |
source_start_bit_offset, |
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|
size_t |
bits_to_copy |
|
) |
| const |
Copy a range of bits from this vector.
- Parameters
-
| destination | BitVector into which we'll write bits from this. |
| destination_start_bit_offset | Bit index into destination where we will start writing. |
| source_start_bit_offset | Bit index into this where we will start copying. |
| bits_to_copy | Count of bits we should copy. |
◆ ToString()
| size_t panga::BitVector::ToString |
( |
char * |
buffer, |
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|
size_t |
buffer_length |
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) |
| const |
Write a binary representation of this BitVector into a buffer.
The buffer will be null-terminated.
Each character in the resulting buffer will be a '0' or '1'.
The most-significant bit is written at the beginning of the buffer. Note: buffer_length must be > bitCount.
- Parameters
-
| buffer | Buffer which we will write into. |
| buffer_length | Length of buffer in bytes. |
- Returns
- If buffer is nullptr, returns the number of bytes needed to store the binary representation of this BitVector. Otherwise, returns the number of bytes written to buffer.
◆ ToStringHex()
| size_t panga::BitVector::ToStringHex |
( |
char * |
buffer, |
|
|
size_t |
buffer_length |
|
) |
| const |
Write a hex representation of this BitVector into a buffer.
The buffer will be null-terminated.
Note: buffer_length must be > bitCount / 8 * 2.
- See also
- BitVector::HexFormat
- Parameters
-
| buffer | Buffer which we will write into. |
| buffer_length | Length of buffer in bytes. |
- Returns
- If buffer is nullptr, returns the number of bytes needed to store the hex representation of this BitVector. Otherwise, returns the number of bytes written to buffer.
◆ Unset()
| void panga::BitVector::Unset |
( |
size_t |
index | ) |
|
Unset a single bit in the BitVector.
- Parameters
-
| index | The index of the bit to unset. |
◆ WriteBytes()
| void panga::BitVector::WriteBytes |
( |
const std::byte * |
source, |
|
|
size_t |
source_start_bit_offset, |
|
|
std::byte * |
destination, |
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size_t |
destination_start_bit_offset, |
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size_t |
bits_to_copy |
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) |
| |
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staticprotected |
Copy |bits_to_copy| bits from a byte buffer |source| into |destination|.
|source_start_bit_offset| and |destination_start_bit_offset| are bit offsets into |source| and |destination|.
Supports non-byte-aligned copy, though this is slower.
◆ WriteInt()
template<typename IntegerType = uint64_t>
| static void panga::BitVector::WriteInt |
( |
std::byte * |
bytes, |
|
|
size_t |
start_bit_index, |
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size_t |
bits_to_copy, |
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IntegerType |
value |
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) |
| |
|
inlinestaticprotected |
Write |bits_to_copy| bits from an integer type |value| as binary data into |bytes| beginning at |start_bit_index|.
◆ HexFormat
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问题描述 :
Most of you may have played the game called crossing the river. This game is: a farmer carries a wolf, a sheep and a basket of grass to cross a river , but only one boat can be used . And everytime ,at most one thing and the farmer can take the boat to cross the river because only the farmer can use the boat . But if the farmer is not in, the wolf will eat the sheep ,the sheep will eat the grass . You are asked to help the farmer cross the river without losing anything . I think most of you can find the way.
But this time , the problem is more difficult . The farmer now takes more things, and some of them may eat the other thing if the farmer is not in . At the same time , the boat is becoming more bigger and it may be able to carry more things .You are asked to help the farmer to find a way to cross the river as soon as possible without losing anything.
But this time , the problem is more difficult . The farmer now takes more things, and some of them may eat the other thing if the farmer is not in . At the same time , the boat is becoming more bigger and it may be able to carry more things .You are asked to help the farmer to find a way to cross the river as soon as possible without losing anything.
输入:
Each test case will contain three integers n(1=<n<=11) ,m(m<=100) and t (1=<t<=5). n stands for the number of things the farmer carries , m stands for the number of dangerous condition that some things may be eaten by others ,t stands for the number of things the boat can carry besides the farmer.
Then n line follows , stands for the name of the n things . Then name will only contains lowercase letters ,and the length will not exceed 20.
Then m line follows ,each line contains several things ,which means if these things stay together without the farmer,some thing will been eaten.
Then n line follows , stands for the name of the n things . Then name will only contains lowercase letters ,and the length will not exceed 20.
Then m line follows ,each line contains several things ,which means if these things stay together without the farmer,some thing will been eaten.
输出:
Each test case will contain three integers n(1=<n<=11) ,m(m<=100) and t (1=<t<=5). n stands for the number of things the farmer carries , m stands for the number of dangerous condition that some things may be eaten by others ,t stands for the number of things the boat can carry besides the farmer.
Then n line follows , stands for the name of the n things . Then name will only contains lowercase letters ,and the length will not exceed 20.
Then m line follows ,each line contains several things ,which means if these things stay together without the farmer,some thing will been eaten.
Then n line follows , stands for the name of the n things . Then name will only contains lowercase letters ,and the length will not exceed 20.
Then m line follows ,each line contains several things ,which means if these things stay together without the farmer,some thing will been eaten.
样例输入:
2 1 1 sheep wolf sheep wolf
样例输出:
3HintHint At first the farmer carrys the sheep to cross the river ,then the farmer return back without carrying anything, then carrying the wolf to cross the river.
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理解错了。。。。。谢谢楼主~~
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14句和18句的 wt[n - 1]是不是应该改为 wt[ n ] ?
你的理解应该是：即使主持人拿走一个箱子对结果没有影响。这样想，主持人拿走的箱子只是没有影响到你初始选择的那个箱子中有奖品的概率，但是改变了其余两个箱子的概率分布。由 1/3,1/3 变成了 0, 2/3
遍历了所有的情况(2^n)，tmp数组就是由当前遍历的状态s推算出的
分析的很详细！赞一个
能告诉我为什么对于每一个m，cnt的值不用更新吗?这儿我想不通啊，谢谢
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这个方法是错的，不信你试试：
20 5
1 A:9
1 A:9
1 A:9
1 A:6
1 A:4
正确答案应该是19，这个答案是18
顶一个 赞一个
其实不需要用LCA，用DFS+vector更简单
很赞的解答


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Not even the "Gadgets" filter contains them.
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JavaScript Quiz Challenge
Answer the multiple choice questions about JavaScript as fast as you can. Each wrong answer will subtract from your remaining time. Try to get a high score with the most time remaining!
Time: 60
Answer the multiple choice questions about JavaScript as fast as you can. Each wrong answer will subtract from your remaining time. Try to get a high score with the most time remaining!


FATALITY
One person dies in fatal Tipperary road crash near Clonmel
ROAD REMAINS CLOSED AND TRAFFIC DIVERTED THROUGH FETHARD
One person has died in a road crash outside Clonmel.
The incident happened on the N24 near Kilheffernan Cross between Clonmel and Kilsheelan.
The single car collision happened at around 3am this morning.
 Two passengers in the car were injured and taken to South Tipperary General Hospital but their injuries are not thought to be life-threatening
It is understood that the car left hte road and struck a wall.
The car was travelling from Clonmel in the direction of Carrick-on-Suir at the time.
Garda Superintendent Willie Leahy appealed for anyone with information, or who may have been travelling in the area between 2.45am and 3.15am and who may have dash-cam footage to contact Clonmel Garda Station on<PHONE_NUMBER> or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.
The N24 remains closed near the Kilheffernan Cross. Traffic is being diverted through Fethard, so it's heavy both ways on the Fethard/Kilsheelan Rd (R706) between the N76 and the bridge near Killurney.


Is this too shouty? Maybe keep it to good old lowercase
Some more context for the issue in hand, adding detail to go beyond a soundbite
Perhaps there's a case for adding some nested vertical slides
Here I'll use the space key to navigate through all slides
Perhaps it's a case study?
Could be a counterpoint to the above? A critique?
And here's an image with a link to something
There may be some cases
... where I want to ...
... add text bit by bit
for effect
Perhaps I could use this one from Hans Rosling about the challenge for data journalists:
“You have to be like the worst tabloid newspaper in the front and the Academy of Science in the back”
You can link between slides internally, like this.


The task is used to view the state of the virtual service on Service Virtualization server.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| projectFile | Project File (.vproj or .vproja) where is the desired service in. Project file has specified the server management url as well so we don't have to specify it separately (if you don't want to change it of course). | No (if you use the url parameter). |
| url | The server's management endpoint (e.g. https://localhost:6085/management or http://localhost:6080/management) | No (if you use the projectFile parameter). |
| username | Username for conencting to the server management endpoint. | No |
| password | Password for conencting to the server management endpoint. | No |
| service | The name of the service (or its ID) we want to view. | Yes |
| report | Whether we want to print the runtime report of the servie as well (default is no). | No |
| outputFormat | Output format. Supported values are: 'text', 'json'. Default value is 'text'. | No |
<svview url="https://localhost:6085" username="HPSV" password="secret" service="My Virtual Service" />Prints the basic info about the service called "My Virtual Sevice".
<svview url="https://localhost:6085" username="HPSV" password="secret" service="My Super Virtual Service" report="yes" />Prints the basic info plus the runtime report of the service called "My Super Virtual Sevice".


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You get {{ Constants.keep_a }} and B gets {{ Constants.keep_b }}
You get {{ Constants.give_a }} and B gets {{ Constants.give_b }}


Represents a JSON Array (list).
Represents a JSON Object (map).
A marker class for the JSON result types.
The main JSON Parser.
This object provides a simple interface to the JSON parser class.
This object defines functions that are used when converting JSONType values into String representations.


So for todays class we are going to give you all a chance to get a bit more inovlved with some of the subjects we've discussed. First, we are going to spend some time digging into the mechanics of how to get a blog post up on the class website and second, we will re-visit one of the excercises we did during the bootcamp to get some more familiarity with pulling data into R and doing some quicky analysis.
For the first hands-on each of you will write up a short blog post. Provide some basic information about yourself, your research/work interests, and why you decided to take the bootcamp and continue on with this class.
Refer to the Course Introduction and Blog Posts with R Markdown post to help get you started. Adam and I will be available to help answer quesitons.
The second hands on we will re-visit the Data Strucutre and File I/O Exercise from the bootcamp. You may either do this exercise via RStudio or with RCmdr. But make sure to save both in the form of a .R script.
Lastly, so as not to completely repeat ourselves, and if you have the time try the following:


Controllers¶
Controllers are the heart of your application, as they determine how HTTP requests should be handled.
What is a Controller?¶
A Controller is simply a class file that is named in a way that it can be associated with a URI.
Consider this URI:
example.com/index.php/helloworld/
In the above example, CodeIgniter would attempt to find a controller named Helloworld.php and load it.
When a controller’s name matches the first segment of a URI, it will be loaded.
Let’s try it: Hello World!¶
Let’s create a simple controller so you can see it in action. Using your text editor, create a file called Helloworld.php, and put the following code in it. You will notice that the Helloworld Controller is extending the BaseController. you can also extend the CodeIgniter\Controller if you do not need the functionality of the BaseController.
The BaseController provides a convenient place for loading components and performing functions that are needed by all your controllers. You can extend this class in any new controller.
For security reasons be sure to declare any new utility methods as protected or private.:
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
class Helloworld extends BaseController
{
public function index()
{
echo 'Hello World!';
}
}
Then save the file to your /app/Controllers/ directory.
Important
The file must be called ‘Helloworld.php’, with a capital ‘H’.
Now visit your site using a URL similar to this:
example.com/index.php/helloworld
If you did it right you should see:
Hello World!
Important
Controller class names MUST start with an uppercase letter and ONLY the first character can be uppercase.
This is valid:
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
class Helloworld extends BaseController
{
}
This is not valid:
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
class helloworld extends BaseController
{
}
This is not valid:
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
class HelloWorld extends BaseController
{
}
Also, always make sure your controller extends the parent controller class so that it can inherit all its methods.
Note
The system will attempt to match the URI against Controllers by matching each segment against folders/files in APPPATH/Controllers, when a match wasn’t found against defined routes. That’s why your folders/files MUST start with a capital letter and the rest MUST be lowercase. If you want another naming convention you need to manually define it using the URI Routing feature.
Here is an example based on PSR-4: Autoloader:
\<NamespaceName>(\<SubNamespaceNames>)*\<ClassName>
$routes->get('helloworld', 'App\Controllers\HelloWorld::index');
Methods¶
In the above example, the method name is index()
. The “index” method
is always loaded by default if the second segment of the URI is
empty. Another way to show your “Hello World” message would be this:
example.com/index.php/helloworld/index/
The second segment of the URI determines which method in the controller gets called.
Let’s try it. Add a new method to your controller:
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
class Helloworld extends BaseController
{
public function index()
{
echo 'Hello World!';
}
public function comment()
{
echo 'I am not flat!';
}
}
Now load the following URL to see the comment method:
example.com/index.php/helloworld/comment/
You should see your new message.
Passing URI Segments to your methods¶
If your URI contains more than two segments they will be passed to your method as parameters.
For example, let’s say you have a URI like this:
example.com/index.php/products/shoes/sandals/123
Your method will be passed URI segments 3 and 4 (“sandals” and “123”):
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
class Products extends BaseController
{
public function shoes($sandals, $id)
{
echo $sandals;
echo $id;
}
}
Important
If you are using the URI Routing feature, the segments passed to your method will be the re-routed ones.
Defining a Default Controller¶
CodeIgniter can be told to load a default controller when a URI is not present, as will be the case when only your site root URL is requested. Let’s try it with the Helloworld controller.
To specify a default controller open your app/Config/Routes.php file and set this variable:
$routes->setDefaultController('Helloworld');
Where ‘Helloworld’ is the name of the controller class you want to be used.
A few lines further down Routes.php in the “Route Definitions” section comment out the line:
$routes->get('/', 'Home::index');
If you now browse to your site without specifying any URI segments you’ll see the “Hello World” message.
Note
The line $routes->get('/', 'Home::index');
is an optimization that you will want to use in a “real-world” app. But for demonstration purposes we don’t want to use that feature. $routes->get()
is explained in URI Routing
For more information, please refer to the “Routes Configuration Options” section of the URI Routing documentation.
Remapping Method Calls¶
As noted above, the second segment of the URI typically determines which
method in the controller gets called. CodeIgniter permits you to override
this behavior through the use of the _remap()
method:
public function _remap()
{
// Some code here...
}
Important
If your controller contains a method named _remap(), it will always get called regardless of what your URI contains. It overrides the normal behavior in which the URI determines which method is called, allowing you to define your own method routing rules.
The overridden method call (typically the second segment of the URI) will
be passed as a parameter to the _remap()
method:
public function _remap($method)
{
if ($method === 'some_method')
{
return $this->$method();
}
else
{
return $this->default_method();
}
}
Any extra segments after the method name are passed into _remap()
. These parameters can be passed to the method
to emulate CodeIgniter’s default behavior.
Example:
public function _remap($method, ...$params)
{
$method = 'process_'.$method;
if (method_exists($this, $method))
{
return $this->$method(...$params);
}
throw \CodeIgniter\Exceptions\PageNotFoundException::forPageNotFound();
}
Private methods¶
In some cases, you may want certain methods hidden from public access. To achieve this, simply declare the method as private or protected. That will prevent it from being served by a URL request. For example, if you were to define a method like this for the Helloworld controller:
protected function utility()
{
// some code
}
then trying to access it using the following URL will not work:
example.com/index.php/helloworld/utility/
Organizing Your Controllers into Sub-directories¶
If you are building a large application you might want to hierarchically organize or structure your controllers into sub-directories. CodeIgniter permits you to do this.
Simply create sub-directories under the main app/Controllers/ one and place your controller classes within them.
Important
Folder names MUST start with an uppercase letter and ONLY the first character can be uppercase.
Note
When using this feature the first segment of your URI must specify the folder. For example, let’s say you have a controller located here:
app/Controllers/Products/Shoes.php
To call the above controller your URI will look something like this:
example.com/index.php/products/shoes/show/123
Each of your sub-directories may contain a default controller which will be called if the URL contains only the sub-directory. Simply put a controller in there that matches the name of your ‘default_controller’ as specified in your app/Config/Routes.php file.
CodeIgniter also permits you to remap your URIs using its URI Routing feature.
Included Properties¶
Every controller you create should extend CodeIgniter\Controller
class.
This class provides several features that are available to all of your controllers.
Request Object
The application’s main Request Instance is always available
as a class property, $this->request
.
Response Object
The application’s main Response Instance is always available
as a class property, $this->response
.
Logger Object
An instance of the Logger class is available as a class property,
$this->logger
.
forceHTTPS
A convenience method for forcing a method to be accessed via HTTPS is available within all controllers:
if (! $this->request->isSecure())
{
$this->forceHTTPS();
}
By default, and in modern browsers that support the HTTP Strict Transport Security header, this call should force the browser to convert non-HTTPS calls to HTTPS calls for one year. You can modify this by passing the duration (in seconds) as the first parameter:
if (! $this->request->isSecure())
{
$this->forceHTTPS(31536000); // one year
}
Note
A number of time-based constants are always available for you to use, including YEAR, MONTH, and more.
Helpers¶
You can define an array of helper files as a class property. Whenever the controller is loaded these helper files will be automatically loaded into memory so that you can use their methods anywhere inside the controller:
namespace App\Controllers;
class MyController extends BaseController
{
protected $helpers = ['url', 'form'];
}
Validating data¶
To simplify data checking, the controller also provides the convenience method validate()
.
The method accepts an array of rules in the first parameter,
and in the optional second parameter, an array of custom error messages to display
if the items are not valid. Internally, this uses the controller’s
$this->request instance to get the data to be validated.
The Validation Library docs have details on
rule and message array formats, as well as available rules.:
public function updateUser(int $userID)
{
if (! $this->validate([
'email' => "required|is_unique[users.email,id,{$userID}]",
'name' => 'required|alpha_numeric_spaces'
]))
{
return view('users/update', [
'errors' => $this->validator->getErrors()
]);
}
// do something here if successful...
}
If you find it simpler to keep the rules in the configuration file, you can replace
the $rules array with the name of the group as defined in Config\Validation.php
:
public function updateUser(int $userID)
{
if (! $this->validate('userRules'))
{
return view('users/update', [
'errors' => $this->validator->getErrors()
]);
}
// do something here if successful...
}
Note
Validation can also be handled automatically in the model, but sometimes it’s easier to do it in the controller. Where is up to you.
That’s it!¶
That, in a nutshell, is all there is to know about controllers.


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This einori chant marks the beginning of a sequence of three shōdan celebrating the glorious performance of various swords from China and Japan. The decrease in the Intermedia Index is the result of the return to non-congruent singing with both actors remaining nearly motionless almost throughout the shōdan. Yet, the two characters’ close sitting proximity and their down motion could imply a building of trust. The feeling is further reinforced at the conclusion of the shōdan when .
The fast and upbeat music featuring the percussion instruments in strict rhythmic setting and a two-pattern non-congruent nohkan part, is well suited for a text that recounts the exploits of two swords: the Chinese Three Foot and Kei swords. The story of the former loosely coinciding the nohkan’s , the story of the latter with its . From this point on in the play, the light singing mode yowagin is replaced with the heavier tsuyogin, which is commonly used to express bravery and excitement.


Alina Shybayeva Web developer
Projects
Tippie College of Business Website
Description & background
- Primary website for the Tippie College of Business, University of Iowa
- Collaborated with the marketing and design company to create the content strategy and design comps. Then, a team of three developers was formed to implement the Drupal 7 solution. The development of the website took 8 months; the website was launched in August 2016.
Features & technology used
Theme
- Created custom theme based on the Radix base theme
- Used extensively many features of the Bootstrap framework that come with Radix including SASS, JQuery, Breakpoints, as well as SASS mixins and Flexbox.
- Helped to create the style guide document for the website's editors.
- * Three options for page header - no image, short image, a tall image with custom text, a tall image with the Story reference.
- Next Steps footer block: created a content type Calls to Action to display referenced CTAs in the footer. Some CTAs implement a lightbox (see the footer on the homepage, click on Request Info).
- Customized CKEditor, added styles
Homepage
- Custom Panels page with programmatically created Panel panes.
- Used Youtube API for the lightbox video player controls.
- Developed functionality to display the urgent message with the "curtain" effect.
- You'll Love It Here panel: Created a custom Panel pane with the carousel of featured content cards using Slick module API
- Used exposed filter view block for instant program search ("Explore Programs" panel)
- Used Instagram Social Feed module to embed the stream of photos from the College's Instagram account
Structure
- * Created 14 content types
- * Implemented Paragraphs module with 11 bundles
- Background style selection
- Taxonomy and entity references to enable re-use of content (see Student Story and Up and coming paragraphs here)
- Created several custom landing pages using Panels and Views (ex: Program Finder, News, Research publications)
- Created custom module Tippie Alerts for displaying urgent/important information on top of every page in case of emergency.
Integrations
- Digital Measures (faculty, staff, and graduate students profiles for the People Directory)
- Act-On (custom Request Info forms that post data to ActOn and Salesforce)
- Social networks (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram)
- * Localist (Events)
- XML and RSS feeds (ex: list of recruiting events in the Up and coming block; Jobs page)
- Google Structured Data
In progress
- Blogs and serialized content solution (using Blogs module)
- Moving the Recruiting Events Calendar and advising scheduling systems to Drupal (currently implemented in Coldfusion)
- Integration with the University's general catalog to dynamically display courses information on Tippie website
- Add accordion paragraph bundle
John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center Website
Description & background
John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center (JPEC) is the entrepreneurial hub of the University of Iowa that provides a variety of services and programs for students, businesses, and the general public to support, educate, and facilitate collaborations.
I was the project manager and the only developer for this website. I worked with the JPEC's communication team to plan content, design custom pages, and translate marketing requirements into easy-to-use Drupal 7 solution. The development took 6 months; the website was launched in August 2017.
Highlights & features
- JPEC theme is based on the custom Radix theme with Tippie branding
- Homepage elements are fully customizable
- Upcoming Events block on the homepage is implemented using Slick Carousel module
- 10 paragraph bundles were created
- Three different options for the header
- Events Calendar based on the Calendar module
- Extensive use of WebForms module to accommodate events registrations
Jacobson Institute Website
Description & background
The Jacobson Institute for Youth Entrepreneurship at The University of Iowa is a comprehensive program that enriches K-12 students' lives through classroom and practical educational experiences.
I am the project manager and the only developer of this website. I'm working with the marketing specialist to develop a custom Drupal 7 solution for the institute.
Highlights & features
- The theme is based on the custom Radix theme with Tippie branding
- Homepage elements are fully customizable
- Event Calendar, Paragraphs, custom landing pages were implemented
- Integration with payment service is planned for the webforms
Other projects
Professional MBA Recuiting and Advising Calendar App
Coldfusion
Designed and coded the solution. Enables program admins to schedule informational sessions with current and prospective students. Students can register, view, and cancel their appointments.
Full-time MBA Current Students Calendar App
Coldfusion
Designed and coded the solution. Students can add their events that can be approved/rejected by a program's staff admin. Admin interface allows the program's admins to add/edit/cancel events. Students can RSVP for events, and view or cancel their registration, as well as see the list of attendees.
Digital Signage
ColdfusionDesign
Designed and participated in the implementation the following interactive components of the Tippie Signage Wall (five touch screen monitors): graphics for Wayfinding, course schedule, people directory, promotional screens featuring Tippie programs, centers, and institutes.


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LOLITA A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
After a long and highly publicized sojourn in release purgatory, the new version of LOLITA has finally made it into wide release at the theaters. The immediate question is was it worth all the fuss?
Directed by Adrian Lyne in his usual flashy manner, the film lacks the literary feel and substance of Stanley Kubrick's 1962 classic starring James Mason, Shelley Winters, Sue Lyon and Peter Sellers. Lyne (FLASHDANCE, FATAL ATTRACTION and NINE AND 1/2 WEEKS) manages to turn Humbert Humbert into a sympathetic character. The blame for the affair is laid at the hands of his 14-year-old stepdaughter, Lolita. In this bit of perverted ethics, the stepfather is made into a poor guy who suffers a fatal attraction to young girls.  In one typical instance, she demands a raise in her allowance, among other things. He sits there "helpless" as she increases the sexual foreplay until he agrees upon the exact figure she dictates.
 As Humbert Humbert, especially in the narration, he puts just the perfectly hopeless spin on the role that Lyne wants. Irons, who is never less than riveting, rises way above the rest of the presentation. His narrations of Vladimir Nabokov's rich text from the novel are the film's high points.
The major problem with the production is the casting of Dominique Swain as Lolita. Her overly "cute" mannerisms almost single-handedly sink the picture. Precocious to a fault, she acts every scene in ways that would never occur in real life. She loves to sit behind Humbert while they are driving and stick her toes in his eyes, almost causing accidents. She "accidentally" drapes her body over his in contorted ways that are awkwardly staged. Fidgeting constantly like someone who mainlines sugar, she never stands still long enough to become the alluring creature that the part demands. One of the least natural of actresses, her acting shows through on every scene and gets in the way of our ever taking the film seriously.
The other two principles in the cast, Melanie Griffith as Charlotte Haze and Frank Langella as Clare Quilty, are perfectly satisfactory but little more. In the original, Shelley Winters made the part of Lolita's mother, Charlotte, convincingly loathsome. Griffith, on the other hand, plays a pleasant wife with no noticeable faults other than wanting to go to bed with her husband, who prefers her daughter instead. He uses heavy sleeping pills to avoid his "husbandly duties."
Much is made of Lolita's innocence. She tosses her braces retainer everywhere to remind you of her youth. When she can't figure out where to put them, she twirls them in her mouth like a big piece of candy. These displays of mock immaturity are directly contradicted by her actions, so few are credible.
Exquisitely filmed by Howard Atherton with a lovely gloss, the movie has meticulously constructed period sets. But Lyne has little sense of proportion. He flaunts his reconstruction of "Magic Finger" beds and "Tee Pee" motels so often that one might think the movie was a Smithsonian documentary. Already too long, the film should have had most of these period homages cut. What purpose is served with detailed close-ups of the production of an old-fashioned ice cream float?
The movie ends badly in every sense of the word. Do we really need all that gratuitous gore? And a corpse blowing blood bubbles? Please!
LOLITA runs 2:17. It is rated R for aberrant sexuality, violence, nudity and profanity and would be acceptable for teenagers only if they are both older and mature.
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COP LAND (1997) A film review by Nick Schaden Copyright 1997 Nick Schaden
Sylvester Stallone can't act. Sylvester Stallone can't act. I've had that phrase drilled into my head in every Stallone movie I've ever watched for the notable exception of "Rocky". Finally, I'm pleased to announce that after watching "Cop Land" Stallone CAN act, and act wonderfully. Furthermore, "Cop Land" plays out well in almost every aspect, making for a very fine movie.
 Stuck in the middle is Freedy Heflin (Sylvester Stallone), an overweight sheriff who finds himself torn between his dirty cop friends (Harvey Keitel, Ray Liota) and revealing the truth to Internal Affairs' Mo Tilden (Robert De Niro). As much as the trailers may suggest it, "Cop Land" is by no means any action/adventure/thriller movie. Instead, it's more of a methodical & dramatic psychological movie. We don't see shoot-out after shoot-out, as most of the action is centered around Freddy and the struggles he goes through. In a way I enjoyed this change of pace, it makes the movie original and more thought provoking.
However, to make a true "drama" succeed in the movies, you need good acting. Luckily the talent just flies in, De Niro, Keitel and Liota all do (as always) superb acting jobs. The big question I'm sure you're asking is: How is STALLONE? Stallone is great, and has possibly the best performance of the movie. His body movements, speech and eyes all work together to paint the near perfect picture of a sheriff in sorrow and doubt. Hopefully, with any luck Stallone will continue to take acting roles like this, he's much better here then playing Rambo.
In conclusion, while flicks like "Face/Off" were fun summer entertainment, the movies just "skim the surface". I walk out of the movie theater enjoying the ride but I don't really give the movie much thought afterwards. "Cop Land" is a much deeper picture - you can't walk in and expect guns blazing. However, you can expect just as, if not more bang for your movie buck. To see Stallone light up the screen is almost worth the price of admission alone.
Nick's Rating: +3 (Recommended)
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In this subject Computer networks we are going to learn on how two are connected. As we know devices can be either connected using a wired medium or wireless medium for the purpose of sending and receiving of data with others.
There are multiple devices helps in communication between two devices which are known as Network Devices. Ex:- Switch, Router, Hub.
The Pattern which device are interconnected are called Network Toplogy. Some Mostly used Topology are :- Star, Bus, Ring, Mesh.
We will also be studying the basic architecture of Network models. In that we studying how data transferred among two different devices. what models are used to connect two devices. Some of the models used to connect devices are as given below :
1.OSI MODEL:-
OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model was created by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), It describes how network applications on different computers can communicate through the network media.
It consist of 7 layers:- Physical Layer, Data Link Layer, Network Layer, Transport Layer, Session Layer, Presentation Layer, Application Layer.
2.TCP/IP MODEL:-
The TCP/IP model was created in the 1970s by the Defense Advance Research Project Agency (DARPA) . it describes general guidelines for designing and implementing computer protocols. It consists of four layers: Network Access, Internet, Transport, and Application.
Protocol:
A protocol is the set of rules or algorithms which define how two devices can communicate across the network and there exists different protocol defined at each layer of the OSI model. Few of such protocols are TCP, IP, UDP, ARP, DHCP, FTP and so on.
Media Access Control (MAC) address is a 48-bit (6 bytes) address that is used for communication between two hosts in an Network environment. It is a hardware address, which means that it is stored in the firmware of the network card.
IP(INTERNET PROTOCOL) address is a 32-bit number that identifies a host on a network. Each device that wants to communicate with other devices on a TCP/IP network needs to have an IP address configured. For example, if you want to access the Internet, your computer will need to have an IP address assigned
Computer networks is implemented in our Day-to-Day life. To understand the connectivity between any two devices, you need to know about the “Computer Networks”.
There are different Network types based on the geographical areas they occupy and also based on the number of devices used in that Network. Some of the different networks based on size are:
• Personal area network, or PAN – We use in Houses.
• Local area network, or LAN – We use in Offices
• Metropolitan area network, or MAN – We use in metros or Malls.
• Wide area network, or WAN – We use to connect a whole City.
If we choose to work in the domain of Computer Networks we can join in the following positions.
•Network Administrator - A network administrator is responsible for keeping an organization's computer network up-to-date
•Network Analyst - A network analyst will analyse and configure a company or organization's network, hardware, and computer systems and make any necessary changes or repairs
•Network Manager - A network Manager is responsible for managing a network.
•Network Security Engineering - A network Security Engineer is responsible to keep the network secure and manage the network so that nobody hacks into the network.
If you choose Computer Network as your Domain ,some certified courses help you to develop Network skills.
• Cisco Certified Network Analyst (CCNA)
• Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP)
• Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE)


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Worker hurt in New Orleans hotel collapse may be deported
by Associated PressNEW ORLEANS (AP) — A construction worker hurt in the collapse of New Orleans hotel may be deported to his home country of Honduras.
The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate reports Delmer Joel Ramirez Palma was arrested by immigration authorities days after the Oct. 12 collapse that killed three people and injured dozens more. His initial deportation order was issued in 2016.
Ramirez Palma had spoken out about unsafe conditions at the construction site. Advocates and attorneys say deporting him would complicate the probe into the collapse and silence other witnesses who are in the country without proper documentation.
A New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice attorney and Ramirez Palma’s wife say they believe he may be deported Monday.
Federal authorities say they won’t comment on deportation plans for security reasons.
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Information from: The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate, http://www.nola.com


AboutMe
Hello there I am Wilbrone, a Graphic Communication specialist. I work in helping communication be made through the different
graphical presentations. I also work as a Software Devoloper (Front-End). Core goals being functionality and interractivity.
I recieved my BSc. in Graphic Communication and Advertisement from Moi University, where I studied Graphic Desgn, Animation and Communication.
I have worked as an intern Front End Developer at Xelpha, to build hospital based applications. The application I built using Angular frame work with Typscript.
I also helped with User Experience (UX). I used PhotoShop to create the different screen models and used invision for the presentation.
I decided to join a programming class to help me enhance on my self taught skills of programming. I also joined the class to get to learn new and other programing languages that are used for Software Development both Front-End & Back-End developments. I decided to join a class to get to fine tune my skills and learn the basic and get a better understanding of what programming is and how to go about the different problems or obstacles that I may come accross while in the field of programming. I decided to join the class to get to network and meet more people who are in the field and learn something from them and also share my knowledge.
Having done my BSc. in Graphics Communication and Advert, I joined this class to get to enhance and build on my career of UI/UX
My Hobbies & Skills
- Drawing
- Playing Basketball
- Swimming
- Reading
- Animation


About Me
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