J. Robert Oppenheimer
American nuclear physicist (1904-1967) J. Robert Oppenheimer (April 22, 1904 – February 18, 1967) was an American theoretical physicist, best known for his role as the scientific director of the Manhattan Project, the World War II effort to develop the first nuclear weapons, at the secret Los Alamos laboratory in New Mexico. He is famously refereed to as “The Father of the Atomic Bomb”.At the Trinity test site in Los Alamos New Mexico he uttered the words :"If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One. . . . Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.“
Except Indians in #India all great scientists and great minds are followers and devotees of The Hindu Scripts . Oppenheimer quoting from the Hindu scripture Bhagavad-Gita upon witnessing the mushroom cloud resulting from the detonation of the world’s first atomic bomb in New Mexico, U.S.A., on July 16, 1945.
“Access to the Vedas is the greatest privilege this century may claim over all previous centuries. “
The first atomic explosion as recorded in the world history took place at a remote place near New Mexico in July 16, 1945. This first atomic explosion was done to test the destructive power of an atomic explosion and unleash the theoretical assumptions. And now as usual I’m here to say that prehistoric nuclear explosions were present in ancient India. Though it was not proved, it is believed that atomic explosions might have taken place in India in pre historic period.
Dr. Julius Robert Oppenheimer - Father of atom bomb The first atomic bomb was detonated by Dr. Julius Robert Oppenheimer on July 16, 1945 in the Trinity test in New Mexico as mentioned earlier. Dr.J.R.Oppenheimer is called the father of the atomic bomb. During the explosion of the first atomic bomb, Oppenheimer quoted several Bhagavad Gita verses from the 11th chapter, such as:
“Death I am, cause of destruction of the worlds…”
Although Oppenheimer never converted to Hinduism nor did he ever refer to himself as a Hindu, Hindu philosophy did influence him greatly perhaps more than anything else. He never prayed to Hindu deities or ever went to a Mandir (Hindu temple). He was never a Hindu in a devotional sense, but he did take up Sanskrit lessons so he could better understand the Gita in its native tongue.
Oppenheimer about Bhagavad Gita He also quotes the Indian Vedas as
“The Vedas are the greatest privilege of this century.”
Few days later during a college lecture, a Student asked “Was the atomic test at Alamagordo the first nuclear blast?” (The student meant was there any U.S program before Alamagordo?) Oppenheimer answered: “Yes, In modern times.” (Oppenheimer meant that it was the first one, not counting the ancient nuclear wars of the past) So, how does Oppenheimer believe about the ancient atomic explosions in India
In his first year as an graduate at Havard, Oppenheimer was admitted to graduate standing in physics on the basis of independent study. As an undergraduate he never took a class in phyics. In 1933 he learned Sanskrit and met the Indologist Arthur Ryder at Berkely. He read the Gita in Sanskrit. He later developed a keen interest towards the ancient texts of India.  For every theory he gives a quote from Mahabharata or Gita. Once he stated about the ancient Indian texts that:
“They are not fictional stories. They are history. They speak of flying vimanas. ‘Vimanas’ were real vehicles and the origin of the ‘Aeroplanes’.
Great wars were described in the early texts. Weapons could literally level the land like a moving force field.” About ancient atomic explosions Oppenheimer stated that:
“In ancient India, we find words for certain measurements of length, one was the distance of light-years and one was the length of the atom. Only a society that possessed nuclear energy would have the need for such words.”Historian Kisai Mohan Ganguli says that Indian sacred writings are full of such descriptions which sound like an atomic blast as experienced in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He says references mention fighting sky chariots and final weapons. An ancient battle is described in the Drona Parva, a section of Mahabharata. “The passage tells of combat where explosions of final weapons decimate entire armies, causing crowds of warriors with steeds and elephants and weapons to be carried away as if they were dry leaves of trees,” says Ganguli. Consider these verses from the ancient epic Mahabharata,
“A single projectile charged with all the power of the universe. An incandescent column of smoke and flame as bright as the thousand suns rose in its entire splendor. A perpendicular explosion with its billowing smoke clouds. The cloud of smoke rising after its explosion formed into expanding round circles like the opening of giant parasols. It was unknown weapon, an ironic thunderbolt, A gigantic messenger of death, which reduced to ashes. The Devasting Power of a Nuclear Bomb entire race of the Virshins and the Andhakas were destroyed. The corpses were so burned as to be unrecognizable. The hair and nails fell out, pottery broke without apparent cause,And the birds turned white. After a few hours all foodstuffs were infected. To escape from this fire the soldiers threw themselves in streams to wash themselves and their equipment.”Until the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, modern mankind could not imagine any weapon as horrible and devasting as tose described in ancient Indian texts. Yet they very accurately described the effects of atomic explosion which is not possible unless they have experienced a similar one those days. Radioactive poisoning will make hair and nails fall out. Immersing oneself in water gives some respite, though it is not a cure. Excavations at Harappa Other evidences were obtained during the excavations at Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro. These excavations discovered skeletons scattered about the cities, many holding hands and sprawling in streets as if some instant, horrible doom had taken place. People were just lying, unburied, in the streets of the city. Excavations down to the street level revealed 44 scattered skeletons, as if doom had come so suddenly they could not get to their houses. All the skeletons were flattened to the ground. A father, mother and child were found flattered in the street, face down and still holding hands. And these skeletons are thousands of years old, even by traditional archeological standards. What could cause such a thing? Why did the bodies get decay or eaten by wild animals? Furthermore, there is no apparent cause of physically violent death. These skeletons are among the most radioactive ever found on par with those at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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(Cinepix) Starring: Hope Davis, Anne Meara, Parker Posey, Liev Schreiber, Pat McNamara, Stanley Tucci, Campbell Scott. Screenplay: Greg Mottola. Producers: Nancy Tenenbaum and Steven Soderbergh. Director: Greg Mottola. MPAA Rating: R (profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 88 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
There is a quality to certain independent films which I have referred to in the past as an "oppressive quirkiness." As frustrating as it can be to watch a Hollywood release which is a non-stop monotone of plot or action, it is similarly frustrating when a film-maker's infatuation with colorful characters at the expense of narrative results in all those colors blurring into a dull brown. Actors understandably love playing those characters, but independent writer-directors -- frequently rookie auteurs -- can't always tame their creations into a solid story. Greg Mottola's THE DAYTRIPPERS is characterized by a quirkiness more pervasive than oppressive, and some of it is quite entertaining. By the time it's all over, however, you may find yourself wondering what the point of it all was.
Hope Davis stars as Eliza D'Amico, a Long Island schoolteacher with a happy marriage to husband Louis (Stanley Tucci), a publishing house editor. At least she thinks it's a happy marriage, until she finds a love letter which appears to be to Louis from someone named Sandy. Unsure what to do, Eliza brings her concerns to her family, gathered in town for Thanksgiving: mother Rita (Anne Meara), father Jim (Pat McNamara), younger sister Jo (Parker Posey) and Jo's boyfriend Carl (Liev Schreiber). They suggest that Eliza needs to investigate her suspicions, and accompany her into New York City for a Friday-after-Thanksgiving day of sleuthing. As it turns out, they may find out more about each other than about Louis's fidelity.
For well over half of THE DAYTRIPPERS, the character riffs provide a lot of laughs without becoming repetitive or abrasive.  His rather pompous diatribes are played straight and in a low key, making his later humbling at the hands of a rival author (Campbell Scott) as sad as it is funny. Anne Meara and Pat McNamara play the bickering parents with interesting shadings on stereotypical characterizations, and Parker Posey again shows off her indie-queen charm. Mottola puts them in a variety of bizarre situations, including what Posey aptly describes as "the shortest car chase in history," and peppers the film with memorable minor roles like Marcia Gay Harden's turn as a drunken party-goer trying to deal with the presence of an ex-boyfriend at the party. At the sane center sits Hope Davis's Eliza, a woman trying to maintain her dignity under stressful conditions -- if worrying about your husband having a mistress were not bad enough, _you_ try to deal with it while trapped in a car with your parents.
As the story plays out, Eliza's positioning in that sane center proves to be one of THE DAYTRIPPERS' most glaring problems. Ultimately, this story is about how Eliza comes to be in the situation of chasing around her possibly-philandering husband, but mostly we watch Eliza reacting to the people around her. It may be part of Mottola's vision for Eliza that she is too passive, yet the result is that we don't understand enough about who Eliza is or how she feels about her life. We see that Rita has manipulated her daughters' relationships in a thinly disguised disdain for their value as individuals, and that should guide us to an awakening in Eliza. Instead, we get an abrupt emotional response and an even more abrupt conclusion to the film, hard on the heels of a revelation which feels more self-consciously clever than appropriate for the rest of the film.
On an even more fundamental level, THE DAYTRIPPERS loses its audience because it loses its sense of humor. After sixty minutes worth of appealing wit, Mottola perhaps falls victim to a concern that his film will be considered too frivolous. Thus follows a series of shouting matches, confrontations and Big Dramatic Moments which ends up melding two acts of George Bernard Shaw to one act of Tennessee Williams. THE DAYTRIPPERS has a lot of good-natured humor to recommend it, but I'm not sure Greg Mottola really knew what he wanted to do with the lively characters he had created. He may have learned one lesson of independent film-making the hard way: it's a good start to put a bunch of interesting characters together in a vehicle and set them on their way, but sooner or later that vehicle has to come to a destination. THE DAYTRIPPERS is an entertaining ride while that vehicle is in motion. Mottola just needs to learn how to park as smoothly as he drives.
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In the embedded system world, devices are usually always running and with no user interaction. So if something went wrong, it would be very beneficial if we have an automatic reset button. Watchdog is your reset button!
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Five Second Watchdog
This example shows how to set the watchdog to 5 seconds timeout and create a thread to clear the watchdog every 3 seconds. Should anything go wrong and the thread that clears the watchdog isn't able the run due to another thread using all of the available resources, the device will reset in 5 seconds.
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using System;
using System.Threading;
using GHI.Processor;
public class Program
{
public static void Main()
{
// Timeout 5 seconds
int timeout = 1000 * 5;
// Enable Watchdog
Watchdog.Enable(timeout);
// Start a time counter reset thread
WDTCounterReset = new Thread(WDTCounterResetLoop);
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// ....
// your program starts here
// If we exit the program,
// the thread will stop working and the system will reset!
Thread.Sleep(Timeout.Infinite);
}
static Thread WDTCounterReset;
static void WDTCounterResetLoop()
{
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{
// reset time counter every 3 seconds
Thread.Sleep(3000);
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}
}
}
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Detecting Watchdog
In some cases, you need to know if the system did reset because of a watchdog to log this info or run some recovery procedures. This is how it works
using System;
using System.Threading;
using Microsoft.SPOT;
using GHI.Processor;
public class Program
{
public static void Main()
{
// Normally, you can read this flag ***ONLY ONCE*** on power up
if (Watchdog.LastResetCause == Watchdog.ResetCause.Watchdog)
{
Debug.Print("Watchdog did Reset");
}
else
{
Debug.Print("Reset switch or system power");
}
}
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In “The Book of Resistance: Chapter Two”, Anissa (Nafessa Williams) and Jefferson (Cress Williams) have a heart-to-heart and she tells him she needs Black Lightning’s help in escorting meta refugees out of the perimeter.
Meanwhile, Gambi (James Remar) implores Lynn (Christine Adams) to help get him access to the Pit; and Jennifer (China Anne McClain) grows closer to Brandon (Jahking Guilory).
Black Lightning airs TONIGHT, November 25th @ 9PM ET/PT on The CW.


set kml <-type> fnameroot
Sets the filename root and output options for Keyhole Markup Language (KML) output.
Where type
may be one of the following:
img | image
(default) For writing out an image file and complementary KML fileln | line
For writing out contour lines in a KML filepoly
For writing out polygons from the shaded contouring algorithm in KML format. When using the -img
or -image
option (the default), two output files will be created:
fnameroot.tif
A TIFF image file with a pixel for each gridbox in the domain (default is grads.tif
)
fnameroot.kml
A text file in the Keyhole Markup Language (KML) that contains
the georeferencing information for the TIFF image (default is grads.kml
)
fnameroot.kml
A text file in the KML format that contains the color, thickness, and
georeferencing information for the contour lines or polygons (default is grads.kml
)
This command is available in version 2.0.a5 or later.
The -ln
option for writing out contours in KML format is available in version 2.0.a9 or later. The -poly
option for writing out polygons in KML format is available in version 2.0.0 or later. In order to use the -img
option, GrADS must be linked with the TIFF and GeoTIFF libraries. Check the output from 'q config' for the message "GeoTIFF and KML/TIFF output ENABLED". The -ln
and -poly
options do not depend on the TIFF library, and are always enabled.
This command is used in conjunction with the set gxout kml
command which sets the graphics output type; the display
command will then create the output file(s) instead of drawing a plot. The display expression must be a
2-dimensional grid that varies in X and Y (longitude and latitude), and the projection must be latlon.
The files fnameroot.tif
and fnameroot.kml
will be replaced if they exist. If
fnameroot
provided by the user ends in ".kml", GrADS will not append an additional ".kml", and will change the extension to ".tif" for the image file (if necessary).
The output in KML format is intended for use with GIS tools such as Google Earth. Please note that Google Earth prefers longitudes to range from -180 to 180 instead of 0 to 360.
clear set gxout kml set kml myimg d var clear set gxout kml set kml -ln mycntr d var


Come on guys join the Ventrilo server :)
Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 1:33 pm
without the port number!, the port doesnt seem to be working for me anymore
I'll do a little bit of ventrillo DJ'ing, i'm in a very happy mood lol or just ignore me either way!
Richard
I'll do a little bit of ventrillo DJ'ing, i'm in a very happy mood lol or just ignore me either way!
Richard


Why is Chiefs vs. Chargers in Mexico City? How Azteca Stadium's elevation, turf impacts 'Monday Night Football'
by Tadd HaislopThe Chiefs and Chargers are playing their Week 11 "Monday Night Football" game in Mexico City because the NFL looked at the Chargers' stadium situationand figured: Eh, would anyone in Los Angeles notice if we moved a game from Dignity Health Sports Park to Azteca Stadium?
OK, so that's not the full reason why Mexico is hosting Chiefs vs. Chargers on Monday night. But it's not exactly a lie, either.
The "home teams" for the NFL's international series in 2019 were announced last December. The Chargers joined the Jaguars, Rams, Raiders and Buccaneers as teams that would lose a 2019 home game to either Mexico City or London as part of the series. It's no coincidence that those franchises rank near the bottom in NFL attendance figures, with the Chargers' average of 25,385 being by far the league's worst.
In April, the NFL as part of its 2019 schedule release announced Chiefs vs. Chargers would be the fourth regular-season gameAzteca Stadium, knownin Mexico City asEstadio Azteca, has hosted. The game in Mexico City is part of the NFL's international series, which began in 2007 as league's modern attempt at promoting its game outside of the United States.
Below is all you need to know about that series, the Monday night matchup between the Chiefs and the Chargers, and info aboutAztecaStadium.
MORE: Full betting preview for Chiefs vs. Chargers
Why is Chiefs vs. Chargers in Mexico City?
A few months after the Chargers were included in the list of teams that would lose a 2019 home game to either Mexico City or London, the NFL announced Chiefs vs. Chargers would mark the fifth and final game of its international series this season. The other four games of the series in 2019 were played in London.
The NFL's international series obviously aims to promote its game outside of the United States. The league also claims its games in London and Mexico City"help focus attention on the importance of participation in youth sports." And of course, there's the money from a market the league considers untapped.
“I think it’s a tremendous market for us, and there’s a lot of opportunity,” NFLchief operating officer of international competition Damani Leech told The Kansas City Star. “So while there are over 20 million fans here in Mexico, we think there’s great opportunity to increase that number over time. And certainly having games in that market is a great way for fans to touch and feel and experience the NFL. But we’re constantly looking for other ways, as well, to connect with those people.”
MORE: NFL extends deal to play in Mexico
The idea of the NFL expanding its international series to Mexico was discussed at a spring league meeting in 2015; China and Germany also were being considered as host countries for regular-season games. Later that year, the NFL green-lighted a plan that approvedgames to be played in Mexico. Eager to get a game on the 2016 schedule, the NFL in November of 2015 sent reps to Mexico City to scout sites. Mission accomplished: Texans vs. Raiders was included on the "Monday Night Football" schedule in 2016.
Mexico City has hosted a regular-season NFL game every year since, all atAztecaStadium, with the exception of 2018. More on that below.
Why did the NFL move the game from Mexico City in 2018?
Last year's Monday night game between the Chiefs and Rams was supposed to be the fourth Mexico City installment of the NFL's international series. Then, just six days before the game, it was moved to Los Angeles due to concerns over field conditions atAztecaStadium.
The culprit? A Shakira concert that "left the grass surface in significant disrepair" about a month prior. (It's worth noting that the NFL evidently holds no grudge against Shakira.)
The NFL claimed the decision to move the game to LA was "based on the determination that the playing field at AztecaStadium(did)not meet NFL standards for playability and consistency."
AddedNFL executive vice president of international Mark Waller: "Until very recently, we had no major concerns. But, the combination of a difficult rainy season and a heavy multi-event calendar of events at the stadium, have resulted in significant damage to the field that presents unnecessary risks to player safety and makes it unsuitable to host an NFL game. As a result, we have determined that moving the game is the right decision, and one that we needed to announce now in order to allow our teams and fans to make alternate arrangements."
As a result, fans in Mexico City missed out onthe best NFL game of the season; the Rams outlasted the Chiefs, 54-51,in a game that exceeded all great expectations.
This year, Chiefs vs. Chargers is not expected to live up to those standards, but at least the field won't be a problem.
"While the decision was made last year that the field wasn’t playable, that same week, NFL leadership, in partnership with Televisa, who owns the stadium, and the Mexican government, we were making commitments to come back next year," Leech told The Star, which also pointed out the terms the NFL established in order to allow another Mexico game to be scheduled. They are as follows:
- "They would hire a field consultant to take monthly visits to Mexico City to check on the field. He or she would collaborate with stadium management and return with pictures, detailed reports and recommendations."
- "Volume. Televisa would scale back the events it hosted leading up to Monday’s game, reserving the stadium only for regularly-scheduled soccer matches as the football game drew near."
- "A backup plan. Together, the organizations would plant a sod farm nearby. If needed, the farm would be used to replace patches of the field or the entire 120-yard playing surface."
All boxes were checked. And according to The Star, theAztecaStadiumschedule was cleared of concerts from August through November.
In addition, Azteca Stadium officials replaced the field's hybrid surface that was installed last year with natural grass. Over the summer, NFL officials inspected and approvedthe stadium's new surface.
NFL games in Mexico City
Below is a list of the regular-season NFL games that have been played in Mexico City.
All regular-season NFL games in Mexico City have been played atAztecaStadium.
| Year | Matchup | Score |
| 2019 | Chiefs vs. Chargers | TBD |
| 2017 | Patriots vs. Raiders | Patriots, 33-8 |
| 2016 | Texans vs. Raiders | Raiders, 27-20 |
| 2005 | 49ers vs. Cardinals | Cardinals, 31-14 |
In addition to the regular-season games listed above, the NFL has held six exhibition games in Mexico City — Saints vs. Eagles in 1978, Cowboys vs. Oilers in 1994, Dolphins vs. Broncos in 1997, Cowboys vs. Patriots in 1998, Colts vs. Steelers in 2000 and Cowboys vs. Raiders in 2001.
The 49ers-Cardinals game in 2005, promoted at the time as "NFL FútbolAmericano" a few years before the league installed its international series,was the first regular-season NFL game played outside the United States. It set what was then anNFL attendance record for a regular-season gameat 103,467 inAztecaStadium.
Elevation, altitude at Azteca Stadium
The Broncos' stadium in Denver, where both the Chiefs and the Chargers play one game every year, carries the nickname "Mile High" because it sits 5,280 feet above sea level, presenting players physical issues related to a low concentration of oxygen in the air.
Sitting7,201 feet above sea level,AztecaStadiumpresents even bigger issues.
As teams scheduled to play in Mexico City have done in the past, the Chargers took measures to prepare themselves for this extreme elevation. They spent the week before the game practicing at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., an area with an altitude similar to what they'll experience in Mexico City.
The Chiefs, on the other hand, stayed at their home facility. They hope their sticking to a traditional routine without additional travel will be advantageous.
"The altitude to me is something that’s just part of it," Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomessaid last week, via USA Today. "I’m going to trust what Rick (Burkholder) and Coach (Andy) Reid and their plan and the process. I’ve never been affected, knock on wood, never been affected like in Denver or anything like that. I know it’s supposed to be twice as high or whatever, but I’m going to go out there and focus on the game and what I can in order to have success.”
Such a high altitude also allows footballs to travel against less air density, so both teams' kicking games should benefit. As Pro Football Talk points out, Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowskieasily set his career high with a 62-yard field goal when the Patriots played the Raiders in Mexico City a couple years ago.
Azteca Stadium capacity
AztecaStadium is the biggest sports venue in Mexico. The stadium's latest renovation project, completed in 2016, reduced its seating capacity to 87,000.
Prior to that renovation, though, the stadium that opened in 1966 set multiple NFL single-game attendance records. Including exhibition games, AztecaStadiumstill holds the NFL record of 112,376 attendees at a Cowboys vs. Oilers preseason game in 1994.
Courtesy of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, below is a list of the largest crowds in NFL history. Four of the games on the list were played in Mexico City, with three of those having taken place at Azteca Stadium.
| Date | Stadium | Game | Teams | Attendance |
| Aug. 15, 1994 | Azteca Stadium | American Bowl | Cowboys vs. Oilers | 112,376 |
| Aug. 17, 1998 | Azteca Stadium | American Bowl | Cowboys vs. Patriots | 106,424 |
| Aug. 22, 1947 | Soldier Field | College All-Star | Bears vs. All-Stars | 105,840 |
| Sept. 20, 2009 | Cowboys Stadium | Regular Season | Cowboys vs. Giants | 105,121 |
| Aug. 4, 1997 | Estadio Guillermo Canedo | American Bowl | Broncos vs. Dolphins | 104,629 |
| Jan. 20, 1980 | Rose Bowl | Super Bowl XIV | Steelers vs. Rams | 103,985 |
| Jan. 30, 1983 | Rose Bowl | Super Bowl XVII | Redskins vs. Dolphins | 103,667 |
| Oct. 2, 2005 | Azteca Stadium | Regular Season | 49ers at Cardinals | 103,467 |
| Jan. 9, 1977 | Rose Bowl | Super Bowl XI | Raiders vs. Vikings | 103,438 |
| Nov. 10, 1957 | LA Coliseum | Regular Season | 49ers at Rams | 102,368 |


Created on Dec 20, 2014
@author: scarriere
Bases: builtins.object
Return the team associate with your id(int)
Exemple:
myTeam = world.getMyTeam()
Return the opponent team
Exemple:
otherTeam = world.getOpponentTeam()
Return the team that is associate with the given team Id(int) or None if not found
Important: the team id are not starting at 0
Exemple:
aTeam = world.getTeam(2)
Check if there’s a box at a certain position(Vector2)
Exemple:
checkBox = world.isBoxAtPosition(Vector2(5,5))
Check if there’s a character(Character) at a certain position(Vector2)
Exemple:
checkCharacter = world.isCharacterAtposition(Vector2(5,5))
Check if there’s a missile(Missile) at a certain position(Vector2)
Exemple:
checkMissile = world.isMissileAtPosition(Vector2(5,5))
Created on Dec 20, 2014
@author: samuel
Bases: builtins.object
(see Character)
Note: The index of the characters start at 0 and the id of the character is the same as his index
Created on Dec 20, 2014
@author: scarriere
Bases: builtins.object
Exemple:
aCharacter.dropMine()
Return the position of the character
Exemple:
position = aCharacter.getPosition()
Send the order to move the character to a certain position(Vector2)
Exemple:
aCharacter.goTo(Vector2(6,7))
Check if the character still have some life point
Exemple:
checkIfAlive = aCharacter.isAlive()
Created on Jan 6, 2015
@author: scarriere


{% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% csrf_token %}
Ensure you have added Milestones
Ensure to Add a Project Team to assign Tasks
To do the above click on the tabs for Milestone and Team


Devops Meetup Match Maker
In the DevOps Survey 2010 I asked if participants attended a DevOps meetup and if they were interested in a local meetup.
141 people indicated that they haven’t attend a local meetup, with majority of them indicating a preferred location. Being an anonymous survey, it makes it difficult to match up people that indicated the same location.
If you want to be added to the list, get in touch with me via the e-mail or TwitterTwitter and provide your contact details and I will update the list. Even if you didn’t participate in the survey, feel free to contact me with your details and location and I will add them.
Also, if you already attend a DevOps meetup, flick me the official website/twitter account and I will add it to the list.
Australia
- Melbourne, VIC, Australia
- Wollongong, NSW, Australia
- Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Sydney, NSW, Australia
- Adelaide, SA, Australia
- Canberra, ACT, Australia
- Perth, WA, Australia
Belgium
- Brussels, Belgium
- Antwerp, Belgium
Brazil
- Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil
Czech Republic
- Prague, Czech Republic
Egypt
- Alexandria-Cairo, Egypt
France
- Paris, France
- Brest, Finistère, France
- Marseille, PACA, France
Germany
- Berlin, Berlin, Germany
- Cologne, NRW, Germany
- Hamburg, Germany
- Stuttgart, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Greece
- Thessaloniki, Greece
India
- Bangalore, Karnataka, India
- Hyderabad, AP, India
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Ireland
- Waterford, Munster, Ireland
Israel
- Herzliya, Israel
Japan
- Kobe, Hyogo, Japan
Norway
- Oslo, Norway
Netherlands
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Utrecht, Netherlands
Norway
- Bergen, Norway
Philippines
- Metro, Manila, Philippines
Portugal
- Porto, Portugal
- Faro, Portugal
- Lisbon, Portugal
Puerto Rico
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
Romania
- Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
South Africa
- Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Sweden
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Goteborg, Sweden
Switzerland
- No city
United Kingdom
- London, London, United, Kingdom
- Bristol, United Kingdom
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
- Oxford, United Kingdom
- York, United Kingdom
United States
- San Francisco, CA, United States
- Atlanta, GA, United States
- Austin, TX, United States
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- Seattle, WA, United States
- Washington, DC, United States
- Baltimore, MD, United States
- Birmingham, AL, United States
- Boston, MA, United States
- Brooklyn, NY, United States
- Champaign, IL, United States
- Cleveland, OH, United States
- Dallas, TX, United States
- Edison, NJ, United States
- Green Bay, WI, United States
- Minneapolis, MN, United States
- Nashville, TN, United States
- New, York, NY, United States
- Philadelphia, PA, United States
- Phoenix, AZ, United States
- Pittsburgh, PA, United States
- Providence, RI, United States
- Raleigh, NC, United States
- Redwood City, CA, United States
- Sacramento, CA, United States
- San Angelo, TX, United States
- Santa Cruz, CA, United States
- Silicon Valley, CA, United States
- Siloam Springs, AR, United States
- Sunnyvale, CA, United States
- Tucson, AZ, United States
- Twin Cities, MN, United States


new ModuleProcess(moduleName, moduleOpts, logger)
ModuleProcess
A wrapper for module to make it running its functionality within subprocess accepting IPC messages as commands.
The main purpose of the ModuleProcess is to invoke within subprocess any module function by name (available via module.exports of wrapped module) passing parameters to it (see ModuleProcess.invoke for details). The function name to call and parameters are accepted via IPC, the callback invoked then on IPC chanel in form of message back to parent.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
moduleName |
String | Module name (script file name). E.g. __filename |
moduleOpts |
Object | Options object to pass to the module |
logger |
- Source:
Methods
(static) listenIPCMessages(moduleFn, moduleFileName, logger)
Create listener to catch the IPC messages within the process the module is running in.
Important: The module should be running within process otherwise registering listener makes no sense. This will invoke process.on('message', function() {}) to listen for parent process commands.
Use ProcessDispatcher to manage module processes.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
moduleFn |
function | Module function exposing the API for ProcessDispatcher.dispatch calls. |
moduleFileName |
String | File name (whole patch with file name) of the module defined by module function. |
logger |
- Source:
(static) makeCommandId(command) → {string}
Make unique command token to use in send/receive model to distinguish calls for the child process.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
command |
COMMANDS | A COMMANDS definition for possible commands. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- string
addCallback(commandId, callback)
Bind callback to unique command id (or token) to be called once function finished.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
commandId |
String | Unique string Token. See. ModuleProcess.makeCommandId |
callback |
ModuleProcess~onReadyCallback | Callback to run on function finished. |
- Source:
getCallback(commandId) → {ModuleProcess~onInvokeCallback}
Get callback by token. See. ModuleProcess.addCallback, ModuleProcess.makeCommandId.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
commandId |
String | Unique string token. See. ModuleProcess.makeCommandId. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- ModuleProcess~onInvokeCallback
init(callback)
Initialize child process and incoming commands listener.
This will do the following steps:
- - Prepare options to be passed for module (functionality options) and process (environment mostly) initialization
- - Fork new subprocess from moduleName
- - Start listening incoming IPC messages from forked sub-process to current process:
- - init command response: will invoke the ModuleProcess.init function callback, notifying the module has been initialized in subprocess
- - other command response: will invoke a callback registered with addCallback on incoming command call via ModuleProcess.invoke.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callback |
ModuleProcess~onReadyCallback | Callback to run on initialization has finished. |
- Source:
invoke(functionName, params) → {ModuleProcess~onReadyCallback}
Request a functionName to be called within subprocess with supplied parameters. This call return a callback-style function wrapping the invoked function. See invokeExample.js below.
Behind the scenes...
The function invocation workflow is based on the following:
1. On ModuleProcess init the module is wrapped by subprocess. Since that the ModuleProcess object API contains module members that are exposed via ProcessDispatcher.listenIPCMessages. First parameter in ProcessDispatcher.listenIPCMessages is 'moduleFn' (function(moduleOpts) { ... }). moduleOpts is used eventually as 'moduleOpts' parameter for that function. Then the functionName passed to the ModuleProcess.invoke is one of that functions installed via ProcessDispatcher.listenIPCMessages invocation.
2. Once functionName invocation requested the callback is registered for that particular function call (i.e. unique token created for the function call)
3. Later under the hood the callback will be called when the subprocess that wraps the module will respond via IPC message to its parent process. The response will be caught by ModuleProcess functionality. To understand that see how initialization goes in ModuleProcess.init, the "case COMMANDS.MODULE_PROCESS_COMMAND_INVOKE" block is what catching command result responses and calling callback that is registered when ModuleProcess.invoke has been called.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
functionName |
string | Function name to be invoked. It is a wrapped module module.export member. |
params |
object | Params to be passed to function. |
- Source:
Returns:
Example
var modProc = ...; // modProc is instance of ModuleProcess
modProc.invoke('foo', {param1: "test"})(function(error, result) {
console.log("result is ", result);
});
removeCallback(commandId)
Unbind callback from Token. See. ModuleProcess.addCallback.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
commandId |
String | Unique string token. See. ModuleProcess.makeCommandId |
- Source:
Type Definitions
onReadyCallback(error)
Callback to run on function finished. Note: It might contain arbitrary number of arguments (required at least one - error)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
error |
Error | An Error object if the callback has raised an error. |
- Source:


|
mitgcm
Analysis of MITgcm output using python
|
Visualisation functions. More...
Functions | |
| def | LIC2_sparse |
| Line integral convolution with a sparse noise field. More... | |
| def | LIC2_sparse_animate |
| Line integral convolution with a sparse noise field. More... | |
| def | create_cmap_vary_alpha |
| Create a colour map with variable alpha. More... | |
Visualisation functions.
Each function has a detailed docstring.
| def mitgcm.visualisation.create_cmap_vary_alpha | ( | colour = 'white' | ) |
Create a colour map with variable alpha.
This can be used to sketch out particles as they move.
The only input variable 'coour' defines the colour that is used to create the colour map. It can be any colour code that matplotlib recognises: single letter codes, hex colour string, a standard colour name, or a string representation of a float (e.g. '0.4') for gray on a 0-1 scale.
Definition at line 285 of file visualisation.py.
| def mitgcm.visualisation.LIC2_sparse | ( | u, | |
| v, | |||
| points, | |||
| grid_object, | |||
| trace_length, | |||
kernel = 'anisotropic_linear' , |
|||
delta_t = 3600. |
|||
| ) |
Line integral convolution with a sparse noise field.
This produces discrete points that flow around the visualisation.
LIC is a method for visualising flow fields.
Then plot with
Definition at line 20 of file visualisation.py.
| def mitgcm.visualisation.LIC2_sparse_animate | ( | u, | |
| v, | |||
| nparticles, | |||
| grid_object, | |||
| animation_length, | |||
| trace_length, | |||
kernel = 'anisotropic_linear' , |
|||
delta_t = 3600. |
|||
| ) |
Line integral convolution with a sparse noise field.
The sparse noise field produces discrete points that travel around with the flow field.
This function produces data that can be used to animate a static flow field.
LIC is a method for visualising flow fields.
returns:
and then plot with
Definition at line 120 of file visualisation.py.


| Path: | README |
| Last Update: | Sun May 28 15:19:38 E. Australia Standard Time 2006 |
I originally started designing this on weekends and after work in 2005. We started to become very interested in Rails at work and I wanted to get some experience with ruby with before we started using it full-time. I didn’t have very many ideas for anything interesting to create so, because we write a lot of multilingual webapps at my company, I decided to write a localization library. That way if my little hobby project developed into something decent, I could at least put it to good use.  Not only do I use it in production sites I write at work, but I also prefer it to other existing alternatives. Therefore I have decided to make it publicly available, and I hope that other developers will find it useful too.
GLoc is a localization library. It doesn’t aim to do everything l10n-related that you can imagine, but what it does, it does very well. It was originally designed as a Rails plugin, but can also be used for plain ruby projects. Here are a list of its main features:
If you’re wondering about the name "GLoc", I’m sure you’re not alone. This project was originally just called "Localization" which was a bit too common, so when I decided to release it I decided to call it "Golly’s Localization Library" instead (Golly is my nickname), and that was long and boring so I then abbreviated that to "GLoc". What a fun story!!
This also includes a few helpers for common situations such as displaying localized date, time, "yes" or "no", etc.
At the moment, unless you manually remove the require ‘gloc-rails-text’ line from init.rb, this plugin overrides certain Rails functions to provide multilingual versions. This automatically localizes functions such as select_date(), distance_of_time_in_words() and more… The strings can be found in lang/*.yml. NOTE: This is not complete. Timezones and countries are not currently localized.
Windows users will need to first install iconv. wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/iconv
GLoc.set_config :default_language => :ja GLoc.clear_strings_except :en, :ja GLoc.set_kcode GLoc.load_localized_strings
There is more functionality provided by this plugin, that is not demonstrated above. Please read the API summary for details.
The following methods are added as both class methods and instance methods to modules/classes that include GLoc. They are also available as class methods of GLoc.
current_language # Returns the current language l(symbol, *arguments) # Returns a localized string ll(lang, symbol, *arguments) # Returns a localized string in a specific language ltry(possible_key) # Returns a localized string if passed a Symbol, else returns the same argument passed lwr(symbol, *arguments) # Uses the default rule to return a localized string. lwr_(rule, symbol, *arguments) # Uses a specified rule to return a localized string. l_has_string?(symbol) # Checks if a localized string exists set_language(language) # Sets the language for the current class or class instance set_language_if_valid(lang) # Sets the current language if the language passed is a valid language
The GLoc module also defines the following class methods:
add_localized_strings(lang, symbol_hash, override=true) # Adds a hash of localized strings backup_state(clear=false) # Creates a backup of GLoc's internal state and optionally clears everything too clear_strings(*languages) # Removes localized strings from memory clear_strings_except(*languages) # Removes localized strings from memory except for those of certain specified languages get_charset(lang) # Returns the charset used to store localized strings in memory get_config(key) # Returns a GLoc configuration value (see below) load_localized_strings(dir=nil, override=true) # Loads localized strings from all YML files in a given directory restore_state(state) # Restores a backup of GLoc's internal state set_charset(new_charset, *langs) # Sets the charset used to internally store localized strings set_config(hash) # Sets GLoc configuration values (see below) set_kcode(charset=nil) # Sets the $KCODE global variable similar_language(language) # Tries to find a valid language that is similar to the argument passed valid_languages # Returns an array of (currently) valid languages (ie. languages for which localized data exists) valid_language?(language) # Checks whether any localized strings are in memory for a given language
GLoc uses the following configuration items. They can be accessed via get_config and set_config.
:default_cookie_name :default_language :default_param_name :raise_string_not_found_errors :verbose
The GLoc module is automatically included in the following classes:
ActionController::Base ActionMailer::Base ActionView::Base ActionView::Helpers::InstanceTag ActiveRecord::Base ActiveRecord::Errors ApplicationHelper Test::Unit::TestCase
The GLoc module also defines the following controller filters:
autodetect_language_filter
GLoc also makes the following change to Rails:
Eg. validates_xxxxxx_of :name, :message => ['Your name must be at least %d characters.', MIN_LEN] Eg. validates_xxxxxx_of :name, :message => [:user_error_validation_name_too_short, MIN_LEN]
This plugin also adds the following rake tasks:
* gloc:sort - Sorts the keys in the lang ymls (also accepts a DIR argument)
The language can be set at three levels:
1. The default # GLoc.get_config :default_language 2. Class level # class A; set_language :de; end 3. Instance level # b= B.new; b.set_language :zh
Instance level has the highest priority and the default has the lowest.
Because GLoc is included at class level too, it becomes easy to associate languages with contexts. For example:
class Student set_language :en def say_hello puts "We say #{l :hello} but our teachers say #{Teacher.l :hello}" end end
There are often situations when depending on the value of one or more variables, the surrounding text changes. The most common case of this is pluralization. Rather than hardcode these rules, they are completely definable by the user so that the user can eaasily accomodate for more complicated grammatical rules such as those found in Russian and Polish (or so I hear). To define a rule, simply include a string in the string bundle whose key begins with "gloc_rule" and then write ruby code as the value. The ruby code will be converted to a Proc when the string bundle is first read, and should return a prefix that will be appended to the string key at runtime to point to a new string. Make sense? Probably not… Please look at the following example and I am sure it will all make sense.
Simple example (string bundle / en.yml)
_gloc_rule_default: ' |n| n==1 ? "_single" : "_plural" ' man_count_plural: There are %d men. man_count_single: There is 1 man.
Simple example (code)
lwr(:man_count, 1) # => There is 1 man. lwr(:man_count, 8) # => There are 8 men.
To use rules other than the default simply call lwr_ instead of lwr, and specify the rule.
Example 2 (string bundle / en.yml)
_gloc_rule_default: ' |n| n==1 ? "_single" : "_plural" ' _gloc_rule_custom: ' |n| return "_none" if n==0; return "_heaps" if n>100; n==1 ? "_single" : "_plural" ' man_count_none: There are no men. man_count_heaps: There are heaps of men!! man_count_plural: There are %d men. man_count_single: There is 1 man.
Example 2 (code)
lwr_(:custom, :man_count, 0) # => There are no men. lwr_(:custom, :man_count, 1) # => There is 1 man. lwr_(:custom, :man_count, 8) # => There are 8 men. lwr_(:custom, :man_count, 150) # => There are heaps of men!!
GLoc includes the following helpers:
l_age(age) # Returns a localized version of an age. eg "3 years old" l_date(date) # Returns a date in a localized format l_datetime(date) # Returns a date+time in a localized format l_datetime_short(date) # Returns a date+time in a localized short format. l_lang_name(l,dl=nil) # Returns the name of a language (you must supply your own strings) l_strftime(date,fmt) # Formats a date/time in a localized format. l_time(date) # Returns a time in a localized format l_YesNo(value) # Returns localized string of "Yes" or "No" depending on the arg l_yesno(value) # Returns localized string of "yes" or "no" depending on the arg
Not all of Rails is covered but the following functions are:
distance_of_time_in_words select_day select_month select_year add_options
Simply put this in your init_engine.rb
GLoc.load_localized_strings File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__),'lang')
That way your engines strings will be loaded when the engine is started. Just simply make sure that you load your application strings after you start your engines to safely override any engine strings.
By default GLoc loads all of its default strings at startup. For example, calling set_charset ‘iso-2022-jp’ will cause this error because Russian strings are loaded by default, and the Russian strings use characters that cannot be expressed in the ISO-2022-JP charset. Before calling set_charset you should call clear_strings_except to remove strings from any languages that you will not be using. Alternatively, you can simply specify the language(s) as follows, set_charset ‘iso-2022-jp’, :ja.
Disable it as follows:
GLoc.set_config :raise_string_not_found_errors => false


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REVIEW: L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (1997)
Screenplay by Brian Helgeland & Curtis Hanson Directed by Curtis Hanson Produced by Arnon Milchan & Curits Hanson & Michael Nathason Based on the novel by James Ellroy Music by Jerry Goldsmith Actors inclue Kevin Spacey, Russell Crowe, Guy Pearce, James Cromwell, David Strathairn, Kim Basinger, Danny DeVito.
*SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!* The following review contains many spoilers to the movie, if you have not seen this movie (what are you waiting for?) and do plan to see it in the future, please stop here.
Early 1950s, Los Angeles, a setting that repeatedly draws writers' and filmmakers' fascination since the days of film noir. The story of "L.A. Confidential" is centered around three police officers, however, is not really a noir, contrary to the claim of many critics. It is not about a simple twist of fate turning an ordinary man into a criminal, or a femme fatale plotting an evil scheme. It's a crime drama with a lot of brain and blood, filled with suspense and surprise -- the result, a wonderfully crafted piece of work.
Lieutenant Edmund Jennings Exley (played by Guy Pearce) joined the police force to follow his father, a highly decorated policeman killed in the line of duty.  Among his haters is Detective Wendell "Bud" White (played by Russell Crowe), a well-known strongarmed man who is feared by all wife-beaters in the city. The third protagonist is Sergant Jack Vincennes (played by the always lovable Kevin Spacey), a celebrity cop on the narcotic division who likes to bust drug-sniffing actors and actresses and works as a "technical advisor" on the police TV show "Badge of Honor." He loves the spotlight and being on the cover of "Hush-Hush" magazine, a gossip tabloid run by Sid Hudgens (played by Danny DeVito).
The central mistery is "The Nite Owl Massecre" in which 6 people are slaughtered, including Bud White's partner Dick Stansland and a girl who look like Rita Haworth. Exley, White and Spacey start on different tracks, all become somhow involved into this case and form an unlikely alliance to solve it.  In the middle of all this is the riddling Captain Dudley Smith (played by James Cromwell) who favors violence as the basic means of solving crimes and is constantly trying to recruit White into his "extracurricular activities" often set in Victory Motel.
The spirit of this film is deeply cynical, with conspiracy upon conspiracy, and corruption of city officials closely knit with organized criminals and Hollywood showbiz and tabloid journalism. Police brutality is encouraged in LAPD and coverups are routine. It is the same city of sins as that in Darshiell Hammet and Raymond Chandler's novels -- glamorous, filthy, decadent, corrupt and fascinating, with plenty of shadowed spots hiding the evil.
The original James Ellroy's novel of the same title is an incredibly complex mass of murders, conspiracies, crimes and the darkest secrets of human minds. It is virtually impossible to adapt it straight from the book, so writer Helgeland and Hanson come up with their own story line that is equally complex and make perfect sense, but more effective and comprehensible in a 2-hour movie, while saving all the goodies from the book -- blocks of intense scenes, tasty dialogues, brutal actions and, most of all, complicated, shady characters. They also create several twists of their own that rival the novel, eg. the amusing Lana Turner scene and the good-cop-badd-cop interrogation of D.A. Ellis Lowe, and the extremely original treatment of the death of Jack Vincennes that is more clever than the book.
Although the plot of "L.A. Confidential" is satisfyingly complex as any good mystery/crime thriller with plenty of twists and surprises, the best thing about it is no doubt the characters and the acting performances. It is mind-boggling how they picked the two young Australian actors -- Crowe and Pearce to play the leads and fit in with such perfection. Sporting a squeaky-clean American accent, they are exactly how White and Exley should look and act like and feel like. In the mean time, the writers should be credited for being so fearless to maintain the serious flaws in the characters, flaws that are not decorative and easily forgivable as they often are in the usual heroes in most police/crime dramas. The flaws do not function to juice up the characters, but to present truly ambiguous and fascinating ones.
Russell Crowe's Bud White seems to be just another tough cop who does not hesitate to use a bit force to rough up criminals and bad guys. His violent tendency is hard for us to overlook and deeply troubling. Gradually we learn of the origin of this problem and his hatred for men who abuse women. He is a man carrying an emnormous emotional baggage that he's lucky for maintaining his sanity (although sometimes he doesn't look that sane really). Crowe's rugged good look and uninhibited tenderness at times make White irresistable, especially to female viewers, despite the dark side of him. It is a passionate performance that's radient with intense physical and emotional appeal.
Ed Exley appears to be the straight arrow in the beginning, but the first 30 minutes of the film quickly reveals to us that he is not the by-the-book college boy type we anticipate as a contrast to the explosive Bud White. He is intelligent, calculating and ruthless, ready to squash anyone that gets in the way of his advancement. With the cold eyes behind the rimless spectacles and the occasional sly half-smile, Guy Pearce hits the role with the precision that Exley would be proud of. It is difficult to like Exley as a character, which makes his transformation even more interesting. What drives his transformation is the undying conscience that urges him to put aside his ambition and pursue the true justice.
Conscience is also the key factor to change Jack Vincennes, who is corrupt and sleazy at first. This is the character most detached from the novel, given a different personality and aura, perfected by the marvelous Kevin Spacey. He presents this celebrity cop with his cat-like grace, irresistable smile and sheer confidence, and a couple of priceless moments in which he shows internal conflict by nothing but the look on his face. It is impossile for me not to adore him as an actor.
Two scenes have been considered out of characters -- Exley jumping Lynn Bracken and White beating her for sleeping with Exley. However, it made perfect sense to me from the first viewing and seems evern more logical the second time. It is not immediately obvious but definately within charaters. Exley and White form an nice symmetrical image. They are not the exact opposite as "Lethal Weapon", but the balanced harmoneous contrast that remind me of the symmetry in Chinese poetry. Exley is not the straight arrow when he kills 3 suspects, and White is not the brainless thug when he does his own investigation on Nite Owl case and manages to always stay one step ahead of Exley who considers himself vastly superior and smarter than White.
The characters are the stongest elements of the film, and also the weakness. It would work better if the writer sacrefice a little time of the plot and invest it into digging the characters. We know Bud White's motivation, but what is Exley and Vincennes's personal baggage? I wish the filmmakers explore it a little more than a quick explanation like "Rolo Temasi". As interesting and complicated as the plot is, it still goes the conventional way to tell a crime-solving story and is not terribly profound or deep other than the characters.
The supporting cast are well above average, James Cromwell as Cptn. Dudley Smith, Kim Basinger as the weathered prostitute, Danny DeVito as the sleazy Sid Hudgens. All adaquate and wonderful. But the winners are the three leading men, nailing their roles perfectly. There could be no better interpretation of Ellroy's shady and unlikely heroes.
The cinematography, art design and style are quite authentic, I suppose, to the period of 1950s, but pale in comparison to Carl Franklin's smooth "Devil in a Blue Dress". Director Curtis Hanson delivers numerous tightly paced and well executed scenes: eg. the 3-way interrogation of the Nite Owl suspects, White beating the woman he loves, naturalistic and emotionless violence scenes. And the final shootout at Victory Motel. The grim anticipation of the two partners out-numbered by the villains, the way they pump slugs into attackers' bellies, the bad guy surrending to the approaching police and Exley shooting him in the back, all feel so strongly like the finale of John Woo's "The Killer" minus the passion and slo-mo.
The first time I saw this film, the ending seems like a cop-out, pulling a "Lethal Weapon 2" on the audience, as many other feel the same way. It may look better in the book, but not so convincing on screen. The second time really feels much better, much sadder, and more more grim as the look on Exley's face as he look on with the lone burden on his conscience.
I am a sucker for this genre movies as well as novels, but an even bigger sucker for well-written and well-performed characters. "L.A. Confidential" satisfies both aspects of my appetite. It is still the unmatched best of 1997, a weak year in good movies. I give it A-, the only A in 97 films.
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It all started when I heard rumors about reverse effects of pharms. So hearing about how Ritalin makes kids with ADD tired, I figured it could be something to wake me up in the mornings at school. My friend has 10 mg pills, he gave me 2. I chopped up, and snorted both (snorting makes it kick in quicker). 5 minutes later I was so hyper, it was the equivalent of 20 cups of coffee, I was incredibly outgoing. I felt great, and wanted everyone around me to feel great as well, I couldn't stop talking, moving, joking around. 2 hours later I came down with no side effects, I felt as if I had never taken them before, no depression at all. I went the next 2 weeks sober and had no depression or any side effects.
Several weeks after my first experience, I came across 80 mg. Not knowing much about the drug, I decided not to risk an overdose, but instead take 20 mg each day at lunch for 4 days. The 5th day, I felt fine…until lunch, for some reason my body must have gotten used to getting that dose at a regular time. So when I missed that dose, I fell into a completely opposite state of mind. I was depressed (not euphoric), I had absolutely NO ambition (I didn't have the feeling I could accomplish anything), and I totally withdrew from society (I wasn't talking with complete strangers).
This started at lunch on the 5th day and went on for 2 more days, until around lunch time on the 7th day. For those 2 days, I had the worst mood swings of my life (I have a totally new respect for PMS) every 5 to 10 minutes I would go from normal state of mind, to PISSED, then 5 to 10 minutes later, depressed and lethargic, and back to normal again. However I never had the ambition to use Ritalin to make me hyper, I just felt like laying there and waiting for it to go away.
After that experience, I learned how to use Ritalin efficiently, the effects, without the side effects. I heard Adderall was stronger, and lasted longer. I moved on to bigger and better things.
Adderall was great to say the least. I would get this wonderful tingly sensation whenever my sense of touch was stimulated. Whether it be a slow light tickle over my stomach, or a change in temperature. I was euphoric (even more than Ritalin) I was totally alert and awake, but not hyper like on Ritalin, so I could act sober much, much easier. Plus it lasted longer.
I spent too much money one week, and had to make it up somehow, so I used lunch money to buy Adderall for a week strait. That week was excellent. I aced every test/homework assignment, I ate a bowl of cereal, and a small plate of dinner (just so parents wouldn't get suspicious, I could have gone without) every day for 7 days strait, every morning I woke up ready to go, I was never tired for 7 days strait.
Now the bad effects. The only bad effect that whole week was very little light sleep. I would sleep very lightly for an hour, then spend 30 minutes going to sleep, and that cycle would go on until I had to go to school. But, the next week was hell. Headaches all the time, and even though I didn't take any, I had insomnia, I was VERY easily irritated (just ask my teachers) I picked several fights that week (I've had one fight my whole 16 years of life) And I slept a total of 14 hours every day. 3 of those hours during school. And every morning I woke up more tired than the next, plus I ached horribly from turning so much the night before.
So in retrospect, if you use Adderall and Ritalin with care (once a week to be safe) you will keep the same great wonderful, and intoxicating feeling every time, without the come down. Although I have never really been addicted, I definitely go through some kind of weird withdrawal where I don't want the drug (possibly due to the incredible lack of ambition) As for combinations, I've never combined it with anything except bud once. I took 40 mg of Adderall, and 3 hits of some pretty good mersh, I had a little paranoia at first, but once I got used to the feeling, I had an immense love for anyone I could see. After the weed wore off I had the euphoria from Adderall, after the Adderall wore off, I fell asleep with no problem, and woke up feeling totally normal.
So there ya go, effects, side effects, and combos with Adderall/Ritalin.
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