| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.jaunt |
Jaunt [website] is a web-scraping & automation library that provides a lightweight HTTP useragent (headless browser), including JSON parser.
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| com.jaunt.component |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<ResponseException> |
Document.saveCompleteWebPage(File file)
Saves the document in the specified file and creates a folder in the same directory where associated content (eg., images, js, css, nested frames, etc) is saved, so that the document may be viewed offline;
The name of the content folder is "content_for_FILENAME" where FILENAME is the specified file's name.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
HttpResponse |
UserAgent.download(String url,
File downloadFile)
Downloads and saves the content at the specified url as the specified File, overwriting the file if it already exists; this method does not invoke the parser, and therefore UserAgent.doc is set to an empty Document; UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse.
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boolean |
Document.followMetaRedirect(int redirectCount)
Follows the first redirecting meta tag in the document.
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Document |
UserAgent.open(File file)
Parses the HTML/XHTML/XML within the specified File, and creates UserAgent.doc to represent the Document (which is also returned by this method).
|
Document |
UserAgent.open(File file,
String documentUrl)
Parses the HTML/XHTML/XML within the specified File, and creates UserAgent.doc to represent the Document (which is also returned by this method).
|
Document |
UserAgent.openContent(String content)
Parses the source HTML, XHTML, or XML and creates UserAgent.doc to represent the Document (which is also returned by this method).
|
Document |
UserAgent.openContent(String content,
String documentUrl)
Parses the source HTML, XHTML, or XML and creates UserAgent.doc to represent the Document (which is also returned by this method).
|
Document |
UserAgent.send(HttpRequest httpRequest)
Sends the specified HttpRequest (GET, POST, HEAD, DELETE, or PUT)
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendDELETE(String url)
Sends an HTTP DELETE request for the specified url; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendDELETE(String url,
String... additionalHeaders)
Sends an HTTP DELETE request for the specified url; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendGET(String url)
Sends an HTTP GET request for the specified url; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendGET(String url,
String... additionalHeaders)
Sends an HTTP GET request for the specified url; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
HttpResponse |
UserAgent.sendHEAD(String url)
Sends an HTTP HEAD request to the specified url; UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information), and is also the return value.
|
HttpResponse |
UserAgent.sendHEAD(String url,
String... additionalHeaders)
Sends an HTTP HEAD request to the specified url; UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information), and is also the return value.
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendPOST(String url,
String postData)
Sends an HTTP POST request for the specified url and queryString; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendPOST(String url,
String postData,
String... additionalHeaders)
Sends an HTTP POST request for the specified url and queryString; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendPUT(String url,
String content)
Sends an HTTP PUT request for the specified url and content; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
UserAgent.sendPUT(String url,
String content,
String... additionalHeaders)
Sends an HTTP PUT request for the specified url and content; UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
Document.submit()
Submits the active form by pressing the submit button, throws a MultipleFound exception if more than one submit button exists in the form.
|
Document |
Document.submit(String buttonLabelRegex)
Submits the active form using the submit button who's text matches the specified (case insensitive) regular expression, using Matcher.matches.
|
Document |
UserAgent.visit(String url)
Directs the UserAgent to visit the specified url (ie, sends an HTTP GET request); UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
Document |
UserAgent.visit(String url,
int redirectCount)
Directs the UserAgent to visit the specified url (ie, to send an HTTP GET request); UserAgent.doc is created to represent the retrieved HTML/XML/XHTML Document (which is also returned by this method); UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse (the response headers and other response-related information).
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Document |
Form.submit()
Submits the the form without pressing any particular submit button; no name-value pair contribution from any submit button is added to the query string.
|
Document |
Form.submit(int submitButtonIndex)
Submits the the form by pressing the submit button specified by its index, with indexing starting at 0 for the first submit button, throwing a NotFound Exception if the specified submitButton is not found.
|
Document |
Form.submit(String valueRx)
Submits the the form by pressing the first submit button who's value (ie, text label) matches the specified (case-insensitive) regular expression (using Matcher.matches) and throws an Exception if the specified submitButton does not exist.
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We used the G8 National Action Plan’s definition of “High-Value Datasets,” recognizing that needs and opportunities are different at the state level than at the national level. We created GitHub issues to select each representative dataset, and in the ensuing discussion we selected the most appropriate state-level dataset to represent that class of data.
Each dataset is evaluated by 12 metrics. Each is worth 5 points, except for “Exists” (which is worth 0 points) “Free” (which is worth 15 points) and “Machine-readable” (which is worth 40 points). Machine readability is worth far more points because that is the essence of open data, and being without cost is worth somewhat more because of its corresponding importance (though not essential nature) to the free flow of data. There is a good argument to be made that open licensing is also quite valuable, but there is inadequate evidence that U.S. states claiming copyright on these datasets is a practical obstacle to openness to warrant equal scoring at this time—often, they seem to claim copyright accidentally, via boilerplate copyright statements on websites. All of these criteria add up to 100 points, upon which grading is based.
If no data is available, but only information (that is, as PDF, HTML, Word, etc.), that will be inventoried, but recorded as not being machine-readable. However, if any data is available, that will be inventoried. So if, for example, a legislature has a website with detailed PDFs about every bill and legislator, but only provides data as a single CSV file with vanishingly little information, the CSV will be inventoried, not the PDFs.
The grading scale is as follows:
| Grade | Score |
|---|---|
| A+ | 97–100 |
| A | 93–96 |
| A- | 90–92 |
| B+ | 87–89 |
| B | 83–86 |
| B- | 80–82 |
| C+ | 77–79 |
| C | 73–76 |
| C- | 70–72 |
| D+ | 67–69 |
| D | 63–66 |
| D- | 60–62 |
| F | 0–59 |
Does this data exist at all?
Does the data exist as electronic data, or is it only on paper?
May the public have access to this data, or is it protected or confidential in some way?
Does the state sell this data, or do they give it away without charge? Any charge, no matter how small, yields a rating of “no.” If information is provided freely on the website, but data is sold (e.g., business entity records can be browsed on the web, but bulk data must be purchased), then this will be given a rating of “no.”
Can it be downloaded over the internet, or must it be transported on removable storage media?
Is this data, or is it mere information? For example, a PDF is not machine-readable data. On the other hand, CSV, JSON, SQLite, Excel, FoxPro, and SGML are all machine-readable data.
Is all of the data that comprises this data available in downloadable files that can be retrieved automatically (e.g., wget https://www.example.gov/addresses.csv
code>) at stable, predictable URLs? Or must a human click an “export” button, track down updated filenames, or interface with an API?
Does the state claim copyright over this data? A copyright statement generally in the footer of the dataset’s web page—absent a specific disclaimer of that copyright claim, that qualifies as a copyright restriction. On the other hand, if the agency’s website is silent about copyright, the dataset is assumed to be without copyright restrictions (as states’ data is generally in the public domain, silence indicates public domain status).
Is this data updated frequently enough that its content doesn’t become stale? This period of time can vary enormously between types of data.
Is this dataset found in the state’s open data repository (e.g., data.example.gov
)? If the state does not have a repository, this is an automatic ”no.”
Is any mechanism provided to ensure that a downloaded copy of a dataset is unchanged from the master file provided by the state? This might mean providing a data authentication service like Data Seal, or it might mean that the site is served up over HTTPS (preventing man-in-the-middle attacks).
Does this dataset provide the minimum amount of information necessary to be viably useful to third parties? See below for details as to what this means for each type of data.
We created GitHub issues to define each dataset, where we researched existing standards and, when they didn’t exist, surveyed best practices, consulting with relevant experts when available. The goal was to set a baseline for the minimum data necessary for a dataset to be considered complete.
What follows are the evaluation criteria for each dataset.
Evaluation begins by looking at OpenCorporations’ scores for individual states.
Search terms used to find this dataset include “[state] businesses,” “[state] corporations,” and “[state] corporate registry.”
Search terms used to find this dataset include “[state] incarceration data,” “[state] prison data,” and “[state] prisoner statistics.”
Search terms used to find this dataset include “[state]-owned real estate,” [state]-owned property,” [state]-owned lands,” “[state]-owned buildings,” and “[state] government leases.”
Evaluation begins by referring to the National Conference of State Legislatures’ "Statewide Transparency and Spending Websites" and to U.S. PIRG’s “Follow the Money” report (page 57), each of which are already comprehensive censuses of each state’s spending transparency websites.
Search terms used to find this dataset include “[state] checkbook,” “[state] spending data,” and “[state] expenditures.”
Evaluation begins by checking OpenAddresses’ data sources, to see if there is a state-level data source in their inventory. OpenAddresses is conducting an ongoing census of every source of address points in the United States.
Search terms used to find this dataset include “[state] address points” and “[state] address database.”
Evaluation begins by referring to Open States’ “Open Legislation Data Report Card”, which is a comprehensive census of state-level legislation data.
Search terms used to find this dataset are narrowed to the site in question (e.g., “site:legis.example.gov”), and include terms like “download,” “data,” and “filetype:csv.”
Search terms used to find this dataset include “[state] restaurant inspections” and “[state] food safety.”
The search term “[state] population projections” generally yields this dataset.
This uses the Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria, which is a fairly detailed standard. The basic elements are:
Evaluation includes looking at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s State Data System overview, which lists all states that are sharing crash data with the federal data. Participating states can be known to have the data, whether or not they share it with the public.
Search terms used to find this dataset include “[state] crash data” and “[state] crash statistics.”


Extends the glmnet and relaxnet packages with polynomial basis expansions. Basis expansion is applied to the predictors and a subset of the basis functions is chosen using relaxnet. Predictors may be screened using correlation or t-tests. Screening is done separately within cross-validation folds. Cross-validation may be used to select the order of basis expansion and alpha, the elastic net tuning parameter.
| Version: | 0.1-2 |
| Depends: | glmnet, relaxnet |
| Suggests: | genefilter, parallel |
| Published: | 2013-07-29 |
| Author: | Stephan Ritter, Alan Hubbard |
| Maintainer: | Stephan Ritter <sritter at berkeley.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://cran.r-project.org/package=widenet |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | widenet results |
| Reference manual: | widenet.pdf |
| Package source: | widenet_0.1-2.tar.gz |
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WWE 'Monday Night Raw' Results (11/11): Seth Rollins Vs.  She reminisced about how at 15 she was training in the UK and now was the Raw women’s champion and the face of the whole company. Lynch commented on how the competition was getting bigger, which she said “bring it on” and that her greatest fear was not “being the greatest”.
Charlotte Flair, with impressive pyro, joined Lynch in the ring followed by The Kabuki Warriors.
With Natalya unable to make it to Raw due to family obligations, Lynch takes her spot in a title match with Flair to challenge The Kabuki Warriors for the Women’s Tag Titles.
The Kabuki Warriors defeated Becky Lynch & Charlotte Flair, retaining the Tag Titles
Due to interference from Shayna Baszler and Bayley, Asuka rolls up Becky for the win. After the match was over, Bayley attacked Lynch as well.
Backstage segment shows Ricochet talking with Randy Orton in the locker room. Ricochet then notices The O.C. bullying Humberto Carrillo, telling him to get lost. Ricochet intervenes, but The O.C. begins to trash talk him as well. They challenge Ricochet and Carrillo to a tag match, telling them to scour the locker room for a third man. Orton makes his presence known once again and says he’ll tag with Carrillo and Ricochet.
Drew McIntyre defeated Sin Cara
After a little offense from Sin Cara, Drew McIntyre defeats Sin Cara via Claymore Kick.
After the match, Erick Rowan is shown baby talking to the camera, making the commentators feel slightly uncomfortable.
R-Truth to face The Singh Brothers in a 2-on-1 Handicap Match
After going back and forth, Truth chases the Singh Brothers to the backstage. They escape to a dark room, which was occupied by Erick Rowan. Rowan destroys the Singh Brothers with Truth walking in. Deciding to not interfere, Truth declares that they need their privacy before turning out the lights and walking away.
Seth Rollins Calls Out the UK’s Finest
Rollins comes to the ring and gives a recap on what happened last week. He says NXT is his past, but his future is on Raw. He claims it is “Monday Night Rollins” and that he will be on team Raw come Survivor Series. However, Survivor Series is a few weeks away. Rollins then challenges the UK’s finest. Walter, the NXT UK Champion, and the Imperium answer the call, warning Rollins that just because they aren’t in the United States doesn’t mean Raw is free from NXT invasion.
Seth Rollins vs. WALTER Ends in DQ
Imperium interferes, resulting the match to a disqualification finish. The Street Profits and Kevin Owens make their presence known, coming in for the save.
Seth Rollins, Kevin Owens, and The Street Profits defeated Imperium
As the match went on, chaos broke out all around the ring. Montez Ford flew to the outside to take out WALTER. In the ring, KO hits the Stunner on Marcel Barthel, while Seth Rollins Curbstomps Alexander Wolfe for the win.
Andrade defeated Cedric Alexander
After a few physical moments from Alexander, Vega interferes which gave Andrade the opening to hit the Hammerlock DDT for the win.
Aleister Black is shown backstage. He says he “knows who you are and what you have done” and pleads to have them pick a fight with him.
A touching video package honoring the US Veterans is played.
Lana/Lashley/Rusev Story Continues
Lana and Bobby Lashley are shown in a heated argument backstage with Lana walking away in anger.
Lana comes down the ring to make a “confession”. She says that she cheated on Rusev with Bobby Lashley seven weeks ago. Last week, when Ricochet caused her to fall, Lashley urged her to see the doctor. She reveals her health is fine, but is now nine weeks pregnant. She accused Rusev of being the father of the child. Rusev comes out, claiming Lana is a manipulator. Lana slaps Rusev multiple times and Lashley came out to beat down Rusev. Lana laughs, saying she couldn’t believe that Rusev thought she was pregnant.
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Rowan walks out to the ring with a cage covered in a sack. He lays it on the announcers’ table before getting in the ring. After his win, he gets in Vic Joseph’s face and asks if he peaked in the cage. Rowan grabs it and walks backstage.
The Viking Raiders defeated Flash Morgan Webster & Mark Andrews
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After a commercial break, Ricochet is shown backstage trying to get Randy Orton’s attention.  Orton says that the last thing Ricochet needs to do is let him get inside his head.
Humberto Carrillo, Ricochet, and Randy Orton defeated The O.C.
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Wubalubbadubdub! Checkout this awesome website selling defraculators, am I right? I mean there are pictures, border radius boxes, and a great product that could completely be a real thing. This has over 700 lines of CSS. I mean the CSS alone is longer than most wedding vows. Never mind that difficult colour scheme. You could only make a colour scheme like that work with illustrations. Two dimensions is definitely the best amount of dimensions. Nobody likes a Z-index, unless you count the built in browser rules for the background, and I think we all know that doesn't count.
Rick! You can't just break the fourth wall! I mean this is a serious thing. You know.. Maybe this guys future is hanging in the balance, we don't know. Academia is a serious thing and you're up here just mocking away like it's funny. I mean obviously he had trouble. Look at some of those repeating attributes. I mean those should be in classes or something. What is this thing for? Is it a weapon? You shouldn't talk about weapons in school these days.


I was talking with a coworker some time ago about his project, and he needed to update a piece of the page in-place when you go back to the page, and setting the page as uncacheable didn’t really work. Which probably makes sense; I think at one time browsers did respect those cache controls, but as a result going back in history through a page could cause some intermediate page to be refreshed and needlessly slow down your progress.
Anyway, Rails uses partials to facilitate this kind of stuff in a general way. Bigger chunks of your page are defined in their own template, and instead of rendering the full page you can ask just for a chunk of the page. Then you do something like document.getElementById('some_block').innerHTML = req.responseText. Mike Bayer just described how to do this in Mako too, using template functions.
When asked, another technique also occurred to me, using just HTML. Just add a general way of fetching an element by ID. At any time you say "refresh the element with id X", and it asks the server for the current version of that element (using a query string variable document_id=X) and replaces the content of that element in the browser.
The client side looks like this (it would be much simpler if you used a Javascript library):
function refreshId(id) {
var el = document.getElementById(id);
if (! el) {
throw("No element by id '" + id + "'");
}
function handler(data) {
if (this.readyState == 4) {
if (this.status == 200) {
el.innerHTML = this.responseText;
} else {
throw("Bad response getting " + idURL + ": "
+ this.status);
}
}
}
var req = new XMLHttpRequest();
req.onreadystatechange = handler;
var idURL = location.href + '';
if (idURL.indexOf('?') == -1) {
idURL += '?';
} else {
idURL += '&';
}
idURL += 'document_id='+escape(id);
req.open("GET", idURL);
req.send();
}
Then you need the server-side component. Here’s something written for Pylons (using lxml.html, and Pylons 0.9.7 which is configured to use WebOb):
from pylons import request, response
from lxml import html
def get_id(response, id):
if (response.content_type == 'text/html'
and response.status_int == 200):
doc = html.fromstring(response.body)
try:
el = doc.get_element_by_id(id)
except KeyError:
pass
else:
response.body = html.tostring(el)
return response
class BaseController(WSGIController):
def __after__(self):
id = req.GET.get('document_id')
if id:
get_id(response, id)
Though I’m not sure this is appropriate for middleware, you could do it as middleware too:
from webob import Request
class DocumentIdMiddleware(object):
def __init__(self, app):
self.app = app
def __call__(self, environ, start_response):
req = Request(environ)
id = req.GET.get('document_id')
if not id:
return self.app(environ, start_response)
resp = req.get_response(self.app)
resp = get_id(resp, id)
return resp(environ, start_response)
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I am actually doing that on a genshi powered project. Just that for the extracting of the element I use Genshi’s xpath support and render just a part of the genshi template rather than rendering the template, parsing it with lxml and extracting a part of the tree.
Regards, Armin
A middleware is like the old-school way (SSI, ESI). Only a WSGI mock is needed for development phase (if you don’t want deploy a not python server).
A specialized server can mix the parts better than me ;-)
At the risk of pointing out the obvious, Ian’s code saves on bandwidth but the server still incurs the overhead of rendering the entire page. Armin’s approach sounds cool.
I wonder how much overlap there is between this and what Chris Dent is trying to do with TiddlyWeb … (a TiddlyWiki derived server which lets you construct pages dynamically from bags of elements http://cdent.tumblr.com/tagged/tiddlyweb )
It doesn’t just save on bandwidth — extracting an element from a chunk of HTML is non-trivial in Javascript. Obviously it should be trivial in Javascript, but for some reason Javascript woefully lacks access to a reasonable parser. You can use
.innerHTML
as a kind of parser, but the side effects are considerable since you have to inject, at least temporarily, a bunch of live markup into your page.Phil: Thanks for the TiddlyWeb link. I think this is similar in some of its techniques, though the implementation is very focused and limited in my example.
I’ve thought about things that might be similar to TiddlyWeb, where “objects” are primarily markup, and an actual web page might be an aggregation of those objects. Records would contain not just their data, but also potentially a visualization of the data. Keeping data and display of data together is somewhat in line with Wiki notions of data management, as opposed traditional relation database-backed websites where there’s a server side component managing the display and update of the data. I think systems where display and data are the same are far more accessible — there’s a single canonical metaphor that people can understand, where with a traditional website there’s a hidden translation that people must infer.
I did client-side JS fragment-grabbing a while ago with MochiKit. You can see it in the wild here: http://havel.columbia.edu/media_panels/js/MochiPlus.js (see functions swapFromHttp(), and safeGetElement()) The two requirements on the server side for best results is that it serve the document as text/xml, and be valid XML (in IE, that means no named entities, just numbered ones)
I found this approach especially useful for list-type refreshes, to keep the templates in template files rather than mucky JS.


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LAKE PLACID (20th Century Fox) Starring: Bridget Fonda, Bill Pullman, Oliver Platt, Brendan Gleeson, Betty White. Screenplay: David E. Kelley. Producers: David E. Kelley and Michael Pressman. Director: Steve Miner. MPAA Rating: R (violence, gore, profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 80 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
You have to know what you can expect from writer David E. Kelley -- and what you _can't_ expect -- to have a chance of enjoying the determinedly quirky LAKE PLACID. Determined quirkiness has been the defining characteristic of Kelley's better-known television work, from "L.A. Law" through "Picket Fences" and "Ally McBeal." He delights in creating eccentric characters, giving them outrageous things to say, and hoping that our amusement and affection for those characters will carry us through stories where his main goal is Making a Social Statement. This isn't a master of plotting we're talking about here. If you can swing with Kelley's off-beat sense of humor, you're in good shape; if not, you're in for a long night of eye-rolling and teeth-grinding.
For LAKE PLACID, his first thriller, Kelley abandons the social commentary entirely to give his goofy characters plenty of room to work, in a genre where plotting isn't particularly vital. The result is an occasionally hilarious insult comedy only occasionally interrupted by a monster movie. The setting is Black Lake, Maine, where the recent separation of a Fish and Game investigator from the lower half of his body has local sheriff Hank Keough (Brendan Gleeson) looking for answers. Help arrives from Fish and Game investigator Jack Wells (Bill Pullman), as well as New York paleontologist Kelly Scott (Bridget Fonda). When crackpot millionaire mythology professor Hector Cyr (Oliver Platt) joins the search team, tensions mount, then escalate when it becomes clear that the killer they're looking for is a 30-foot crocodile.
The combination of tightly-wound urbanites and laconic locals provides most of the comic fodder in LAKE PLACID. Hector heckles Keough's weight and backwoods roots; Keough mocks Kelly's aversion to the outdoors. Even Betty White gets in on the act as a foul-mouthed lake-dweller, firing decidedly non-"Golden Girl" salvos of epithets. When it works, it works wonderfully, particularly when Platt and Gleeson square off. Platt always shines when given the role of the big-mouth, making him an ideal actor for Kelley's tart zingers. Gleeson, meanwhile, lends Keough a restraint and dignity you wouldn't expect from a character who's a skeet for put-downs. Movie-goers who can enjoy a film simply by revelling in quotable lines, including a sly shot at Woody Allen's infamous "the heart wants what the heart wants" comment, are in for a real treat
Those expecting something akin to an actual thriller, on the other hand, are in for a disappointment. The first hour of LAKE PLACID includes a couple of graphic dismemberments and a few animal carcases, but not much else in the way of scares. In fact, the entire premise generally seems like an excuse to put these four characters in the same place and let them snipe at each other. Two of those characters, Pullman's and Fonda's, don't even contribute much to the kookiness quotient (Fonda in particular plays Kelly with too much Ally McBeal stridency). And as clever as Kelley's writing can be, it's distracting when he calls attention to his own cleverness (a notion to which any number of "Ally McBeal" detractors can attest), or grows infatuated with the lack of restrictions on an R-rated film's dialogue. LAKE PLACID is basically a one-type-of-joke film. How quickly one tires of that one type of joke will go a long way towards determining one's enjoyment.
Fortunately, Kelley and director Steve Miner don't give that joke much chance to grow tired, wrapping up the proceedings in a tidy 80 minutes. That includes a corker of a conclusion, with more tension and narrow escapes in five minutes than in the rest of the film combined. The climax is almost enough to fool you into thinking LAKE PLACID was actually a thriller, instead of a farcical comedy with expensive mechanical reptiles. Kelley has already proven himself a writer for very specific tastes, and LAKE PLACID isn't a tremendous stretch in his oeuvre. It is, however, very funny when it's supposed to be. You just have to be prepared for something unconventionally effective when the creator of "Ally McBeal" does JAWS.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 crocodile rocks: 7.
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 That quality alone allows it to transcend the invisible barrier that separates nearly-unwatchable films from their forgettable, mediocre counterparts. This is the kind of motion picture that's neither bad enough nor good enough to be memorable; six weeks from now, I'll probably have to refer back to this review to recall what it was all about.
CAUGHT UP starts with a fairly routine premise. Darryl Allen (Bokeem Woodbine) gets out of prison after serving five years for participating in a bank robbery. This is his second time in jail; he served an earlier term for possession of crack cocaine with the intent to distribute. After spending most of his adult life behind bars, Darryl is interested in going straight and leading a good life, but forces on the streets are determined to steer him in the wrong direction. For Darryl, the straight-and-narrow may be an impossible path to traverse.
Writer/director Darin Scott does two things to make CAUGHT UP different from countless other African American-oriented films cut from the same cloth. The first, which is a good idea, is to pepper the screenplay with instances of campy humor and satire. The second, which is not a good idea, is to employ a series of preposterous plot twists that no one in their right mind will buy. For example, Vanessa (Cynda Williams), the film's resident femme fatale, just happens to look exactly like Darryl's old girlfriend. The ending also gives new meaning to the motion picture concept of the conservation of characters. (That's the rule which states that every individual, no matter how brief their initial appearance, will have some crucial role to play later in the proceedings.)
Through it all, Scott continuously pokes fun at both the genre in general and this story in particular. The voiceover narrative is used as much for comic effect as for advancing the plot (although, I hasten to add, THE BIG LEBOWSKI did this much better). One individual launches into a diatribe about the economic repercussions of legalizing drugs. The sole purpose of one inept character, a supercilious white guy (Joseph Lindsey), is comic relief (although he's more annoying than funny). Yet, for all of the sporadic humor, CAUGHT UP is ultimately intended to be taken seriously, and that's its downfall.
The level of acting is substandard. Woodbine, who has done decent work in past supporting roles (JASON'S LYRIC, for one), is out of his depth as the main character. He doesn't have the charisma, presence, or range to present Darryl as anything more than a cardboard figure. Plus, he mumbles much of his cliché-riddled dialogue. His co-star, Cynda Williams, isn't much better. Sure, she's sexy and looks great with and without her clothes on, but that's about all she has going for her.
In many ways, I was reminded of PALMETTO, although CAUGHT UP is certainly more graphic and lurid (this film contains a lot of sex, nudity, and bloodshed). Both films have hard-to-swallow narratives that care less about credibility than about whether they can surprise viewers with an out-of-left-field plot twist. Additionally, the leads in the two movies are rivals for the dubious title of Mystery/Thriller Protagonist with the Lowest I.Q.  Sadly, that's a term that also applies to sections of the wildly uneven script. When it comes to thrillers, CAUGHT UP still has a long way to go.
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A cosmic strings network present in our Universe should be incessantly
emitting gravitational waves. An absolute lower limit of the expected
signal can be found by determining the gravitational waves created
by the back bones of the network: the long cosmic
strings. Disrael and Christophe, in collaboration with
François R. Bouchet, have
computed this irreducible contribution using new numerical
simulations of Nambu-Goto cosmic strings.
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As our Universe has expanded and cooled, it is suspected that it has
undergone different phase transitions. In particular, first order
cosmological phase transitions provide a compelling source of
Gravitational Waves (GWs) and this is particularly interesting in the
context of the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna
LISA. In
a recent publication, Pierre and his
collaborators proposed a new accurate semi-analytical model for
predicting the GW signal generated by a turbulent phase in the
aftermath of a first order phase transition.
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The next cosmology seminar takes place on Thursday 19th of
May, seminar room E349 at 11am. Our guest speaker will be
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The next cosmology seminar takes place on Thursday 7th of
April, seminar room E349 at 11am. Our guest speaker will be
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Traditionally the problem of initial conditions for inflation has been
treated separately from studies of reheating. To allow for a
parametric-type reheating, the inflaton must be allowed to interact
with (or decay to) other fields, and, these interactions should be
present also during inhomogeneous preinflation. Could they prevent
cosmic inflation to start in the first place? In a single-author
publication Cristian answers this question
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Recently I have been in the process of performing a migration of a SharePoint internal site over to a new infrastructure. As most of use, during this process, I used many tools to complete the process, but the one thing I noticed is that there were all these migration utilities out there, each doing a pretty specific task, so every time we would migrated we would have to get the tools installed, etc.
This sounded like a great opportunity to start playing around with creating a pluggable type application that could host multiple migration plugins, hopefully written by other sharepoint devs. My purpose here was really to create a host app that others could use to display their pluggable UI’s in and basically have a single UI for a sharepoint migration/upgrade/anything else :). I also wanted to keep the interface definitions really simple so that it could be easy to take existing code, wrap in up using the interfaces and plug it into the app. (Remember this is just beat).
So with that being said, lets dive into the app and talk about how to create the plugins.
First lets take a look at the application. Below is an image of the UI. the host app is divided into two halfs, the top for the plugins and the bottom for the logging. Each plugin that the app finds has it own tab in the upper portion of the application, and a "Loggin” tab in the lower portion of the app. This allows for plugin devs to customize their own logging UI in case they would like to show log information in a different way.
So the next would be to write a plugin for the application. The application includes a shared library called SharePointStuffPluginProvider.dll. this file contains the interface definitions that need to be implemented for each plugin. Before we get into actually writing the plugin code lets talk about the interface definitions first. There are two that need to be implemented for each plugin.
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Contents:
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pyrad.flow
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pyrad.proc
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- Spectral data functions
- IQ data functions
- Echo classification and filtering
- Phase processing and attenuation correction
- Monitoring, calibration and noise correction
- Retrievals
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pyrad.io
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pyrad.graph
) - Utilities (
pyrad.util
)


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- S starts at 2 and block-touches a ball over the net
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Implements fast maximum likelihood algorithm for fitting ARMA time series. Uses S3 methods print, summary, fitted, residuals. Fast exact Gaussian ARMA simulation.
| Version: | 1.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.1.0), FitAR |
| Published: | 2013-09-27 |
| Author: | A.I. McLeod |
| Maintainer: | A.I. McLeod <aimcleod at uwo.ca> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.stats.uwo.ca/faculty/aim |
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| Classification/ACM: | G.3, G.4, I.5.1 |
| Classification/MSC: | 62M10, 91B84 |
| Citation: | FitARMA citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | FitARMA results |
| Reference manual: | FitARMA.pdf |
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Houston, we have a problem. We've hit the limit as far as time resources are concerned. We're looking to the development community to help us build a stable, robust, and open-source RESTful API for Snipt.
Lion Burger is the group behind Snipt. Lion Burger is a side project of Nick Sergeant and Pete Karl. We primarily build apps and sites for clients, and have a few on our plate right now.
Snipt is a side project quickly gaining momentum among developers. In order to keep up with the community's demands, and foster Snipt's growth, we need to provide an open, public API.
The aim of this call for help is to organize a group of developers interested in helping build the official Snipt API. While Snipt itself will remain closed-source, the API will be open-sourced on GitHub.
We've taken a long, hard look at what we want for an API. We have a very clear high-level vision of what needs to be done, but lack the resources needed to pull it off in a timely manner. We've made public some conversation notes we put together.
Also, as a show of how badly an API is wanted, Michael Boutros actually wrote a pseudo-API in Ruby using screen-scraping libraries.
It matters because, as users of Snipt, we want to see it succeed in platforms and environments that are not penetrable by the current website-only technology (eg. desktop apps, text editors, CLIs, etc).
If you're interested in helping, or have any questions or comments, contact Nick Sergeant.


Rudolph denies Garrett's 'totally untrue' racism claim
by OmnisportMason Rudolph said he "couldn't believe" Myles Garrett accused him of making a racial slur prior to the brawl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns.
The NFL suspended Browns defensive end Garrett for at least the rest of the season after he hit Rudolph over the head with the Steelers quarterback's helmet in the closing seconds of the Week 11 encounter between the teams.
Garrett reportedly claimed in a disciplinary hearing that Rudolph made a racial slur against him in the build-up to their altercation.
An NFL investigation found no evidence to support the allegation but Garrett stood by his assertion in a social media statement, writing: "I know what I heard".
Rudolph addressed reporters after Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals and insisted the allegation was unfounded.
"It's totally untrue," the 24-year-old said.
"I couldn't believe it and I couldn't believe that he would go that route after the fact. It is what it is. I think I've moved on."
Asked if he had said anything that Garrett could have interpreted as a racial slur, Rudolph responded: "Absolutely not. There was nothing. Not even close."
Rudolph was benched after throwing eight of 16 for 85 yards and one interception during the Steelers' 16-10 win over the Bengals.
Pittsburgh's next game is against the Browns at Heinz Field.


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A photographer reveals how he creates jaw-dropping Instagram photos with everyday objects, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Talia Lakritz- Jordi Puig Batlló is the photographer behind Jordi.Koalitic, a photography project and production company with over 1.7 million Instagram followers.
- He doesn’t just post cool photos – he shares behind-the-scenes shots of how he creates them with everyday objects like strainers and plastic water bottles.
- Batlló told Insider that he feels it’s important to show the creative process behind the end results.
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A good magician never reveals their tricks. But photographer Jordi Puig Batlló takes a different approach.
Batlló’s Instagram photos look like they’ve been heavily Photoshopped, rivaling movie special effects. But those otherworldly, unconventional portraits are accomplished with everyday objects like fishing line, shoeboxes, and colanders.
Here are 12 behind-the-scenes pictures showing the secrets behind his cinematic photography.
Jordi Puig Batlló is a 27-year-old photographer from Barcelona, Spain.
He and his brother, Arnau, founded Jordi.Koalitic, a photography project and production company.
Batlló’s photography style is inspired by his previous work as a filmmaker, where anything can look and feel cinematic with the right touch.
It looks like the model is wandering through an abandoned house or looking through a broken window, but she’s actually holding the frame herself to line up the shot just right.
“Everything can have an artistic point of view,” he said. “I can photograph anything. The main point is about finding the angle, the impact, the perspective.”
The yellow swirl following the woman in the yellow raincoat wasn’t added in Photoshop – it’s a yellow Slinky.
To this end, he uses everyday objects to stage dramatic portraits.
It looks like the tennis player is hitting the ball with his racket, but it actually took another person to throw the ball at the right height.
Seemingly Photoshopped, highly edited pictures with added special effects turn out to be comprised of simple elements and regular objects.
Batlló used a flower pot lined with dirt to create the illusion of a hole in the ground.
“I would define myself as an artist, crazy like my photography, but at the same time, a person who knows how to enjoy daily life,” he said.
“That’s why my photography style is marked by simplicity and daily things,” he added.
What looks like a tunnel or sewer pipe leading out into the sunset is actually a plastic water bottle.
He feels it’s important to show the creative process that goes into the polished end result that people see online.
Batlló removed the bottom of a popcorn tub to shoot pictures from inside of it.
“People are surprised to see the simplicity that surrounds each idea, without Photoshop, just creativity,” he said.
He held up a clear piece of plexiglass to avoid getting milk splattered on the camera.
One of the most complicated photos Batlló created involved using a shoebox to simulate a tomb.
“For this idea, we went to a very specific location, during a sunset,” he said.
But for other photos, the clever positioning of everyday objects does most of the work.
Before Photoshop, there was fishing line. Batlló used the clear, fine string to dangle the donut in front of the camera and to make it look like it was being thrown.
Batlló hopes his work inspires others to create and look at the world in new and unexpected ways.
It looks like the player in yellow scored the goal, but they had some help from an unseen assistant.
“I have realized that being creative and original is what matters the most within art and photography,” he said.
This shot involved three people to create – one to dangle the rock on a string, one to toss the shards at the right moment, and one to take the photo.
You can find more of Jordi.Koalitic’s work on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.
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- Stunning photos of redheads from around the world
- See the breathtaking winners from this year’s Siena International Photo Awards
- Disappointing, behind-the-scenes photos show what it’s really like to be an Instagram influencer


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,JREnum
,NamedEnum
public enum StretchTypeEnum extends java.lang.Enum<StretchTypeEnum> implements JREnum
There are two main reasons for an element to stretch.First, there is the natural stretch of the element, which is caused by the element growing naturally in order to display its entire content. This is the case with text fields that have isStretchWithOverflow set to true and thus growing in height in order to display all the rows of text that the value of their text field expression provides at runtime.
Secondly, there is the forced stretch of an element, which in addition to its natural growth required by its own content, needs to further grow to match the growing height of some other element that it is put in relation with at report design time.
A forced stretch can be imposed to elements that are part of element groups (JRElementGroup) or element containers (bands, frames, table cells, list cells, etc.). The forced stretch also comes in two flavors.
There is element group stretch and container stretch.
Element group stretch is forced upon an element by the natural growth of the other elements in the same group.
The container stretch is forced upon an element by all types of growth that the container itself suffers, including forced container stretch imposed onto the container by its own parent container.- Author:
- Sanda Zaharia<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
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Enum Constant Summary
Enum Constants Enum Constant Description CONTAINER_BOTTOM
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the new height of the container it is placed on, which has been affected by stretch, but also taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element has probably changed and should be compensated for, resulting in the element's distance to container bottom being preserved.CONTAINER_HEIGHT
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the new height of the container it is placed on, which has been affected by stretch, but without taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element within the container has probably changed due to floating and/or collapsing white space above it.ELEMENT_GROUP_BOTTOM
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the changing height of the overall element group it is part of, but also taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element within the group has probably changed due to floating and/or collapsing white space above it and should be compensated for, resulting in the element's distance to the group's initial bottom edge being preserved.ELEMENT_GROUP_HEIGHT
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the changing height of the overall element group it is part of, but without taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element within the group has probably changed due to floating and/or collapsing white space above it.NO_STRETCH
A constant indicating that the element preserves its original specified height.RELATIVE_TO_BAND_HEIGHT
Deprecated.Replaced byCONTAINER_HEIGHT
.RELATIVE_TO_TALLEST_OBJECT
Deprecated.Replaced byELEMENT_GROUP_HEIGHT
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static java.lang.String
PROPERTY_LEGACY_ELEMENT_STRETCH_ENABLED
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Deprecated Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static StretchTypeEnum
getByName(java.lang.String name)
static StretchTypeEnum
getByValue(byte value)
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.static StretchTypeEnum
getByValue(java.lang.Byte value)
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.java.lang.String
getName()
byte
getValue()
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.java.lang.Byte
getValueByte()
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.static StretchTypeEnum
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.static StretchTypeEnum[]
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
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NO_STRETCH
public static final StretchTypeEnum NO_STRETCH
A constant indicating that the element preserves its original specified height.
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RELATIVE_TO_TALLEST_OBJECT
@Deprecated public static final StretchTypeEnum RELATIVE_TO_TALLEST_OBJECT
Deprecated.Replaced byELEMENT_GROUP_HEIGHT
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RELATIVE_TO_BAND_HEIGHT
@Deprecated public static final StretchTypeEnum RELATIVE_TO_BAND_HEIGHT
Deprecated.Replaced byCONTAINER_HEIGHT
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ELEMENT_GROUP_HEIGHT
public static final StretchTypeEnum ELEMENT_GROUP_HEIGHT
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the changing height of the overall element group it is part of, but without taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element within the group has probably changed due to floating and/or collapsing white space above it. This position change is not compensated for, which might result in the element distance to the group's initial bottom edge increasing or diminishing.
Like all element group based types of stretch, the amount of stretch forced onto the element comes only from the natural stretch of the sibling elements in the same group.
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ELEMENT_GROUP_BOTTOM
public static final StretchTypeEnum ELEMENT_GROUP_BOTTOM
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the changing height of the overall element group it is part of, but also taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element within the group has probably changed due to floating and/or collapsing white space above it and should be compensated for, resulting in the element's distance to the group's initial bottom edge being preserved.
Like all element group based types of stretch, the amount of stretch forced onto the element comes only from the natural stretch of the sibling elements in the same group.
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CONTAINER_HEIGHT
public static final StretchTypeEnum CONTAINER_HEIGHT
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the new height of the container it is placed on, which has been affected by stretch, but without taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element within the container has probably changed due to floating and/or collapsing white space above it. This position change is not compensated for, which might result in the element distance to the container's bottom edge increasing or diminishing. It could even happen that the element bottom edge goes beyond container bottom edge and thus the element will no longer render at all.
Like all container based types of stretch, the amount of stretch forced onto the element can come from both the natural stretch of the sibling elements in the same container, or from the container's own forced stretch imposed onto it by its own parent container.
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CONTAINER_BOTTOM
public static final StretchTypeEnum CONTAINER_BOTTOM
Constant used for specifying that the element will adapt its height to match the new height of the container it is placed on, which has been affected by stretch, but also taking into account the fact that the Y position of the element has probably changed and should be compensated for, resulting in the element's distance to container bottom being preserved.
Like all container based types of stretch, the amount of stretch forced onto the element can come from both the natural stretch of the sibling elements in the same container, or from the container's own forced stretch imposed onto it by its own parent container.
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Field Detail
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PROPERTY_LEGACY_ELEMENT_STRETCH_ENABLED
public static final java.lang.String PROPERTY_LEGACY_ELEMENT_STRETCH_ENABLED
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- Constant Field Values
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Method Detail
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values
public static StretchTypeEnum[] values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared. This method may be used to iterate over the constants as follows:for (StretchTypeEnum c : StretchTypeEnum.values()) System.out.println(c);
- Returns:
- an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared
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valueOf
public static StretchTypeEnum valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)- Parameters:
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.- Returns:
- the enum constant with the specified name
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is null
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getValueByte
public java.lang.Byte getValueByte()
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.- Specified by:
getValueByte
in interfaceJREnum
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getValue
public final byte getValue()
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.
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getByName
public static StretchTypeEnum getByName(java.lang.String name)
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getByValue
public static StretchTypeEnum getByValue(java.lang.Byte value)
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.
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getByValue
public static StretchTypeEnum getByValue(byte value)
Deprecated.Used only by deprecated serialized fields.
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Fourth grade boys oral sex each other
Austin American-Statesman | Submitted by: Rio
"Police are investigating allegations that five fourth-grade boys
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Falls Elementary School.. Marable said the acts took place during a
free reading time, when everyone in the classroom, including the teacher,
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