This document establishes the conditions under which the use of the mobile application will be governed: My diagnostic, which is operated by the development team of Dev4U Software Designed for academic purposes. The user agrees to read the terms and conditions herein, before downloading the application, therefore, in the case of performing the installation, it is understood that you have full knowledge of this document and the consequent acceptance of all your Stipulations. The User acknowledges that the input of his personal information, voluntarily performed. If it is accessed by minors, they must be supervised by an adult at all times since the download and during the use of the application, in case this condition is not met, we thank you not to make use of the application.
By using, accessing, downloading, installing, obtaining or providing information to and from this Mobile Application, Users will be deemed to have read and accepted these Terms and Conditions, which are incorporated herein by virtue of this reference. The use of this Mobile Application will also be subject to the dev4u Terms and Conditions. Users must discontinue the use of this Mobile Application immediately if they do not agree or do not accept all of these Terms and Conditions. We (developers of the application) reserve the right to remove or prohibit any User from using this Mobile Application in its sole discretion.
In the present agreement, we can use certain words that we consider important to know the meaning of these, the list is not absolute but it is of great help throughout the present document. "Application" refers to the application that DEV4U makes available to download through the playstore and not by other means. "Agreement" means these Terms of Service. "My diagnostic" refers to the name of the application you are using and all the services it includes. "Service" means the services we offer through our application. "User" means the users of our application. "You" means you, the person who enters into this Agreement with DEV4U for the use of the application. "We" means the developers of the application. "Dev4u" refers to the name of the mobile application development team.
The wireless telephony service providers of Users, manufacturers and sellers of mobile devices on which the User downloads, installs, uses or accesses the Mobile Application, the creator of the operating system for the Users' mobile devices and the Operator Of any app store or similar services through which users obtain the Mobile Application, if any (collectively, the "Third Parties") are not a party to these Terms and Conditions and are not the owners or owners of the Mobile Application . Third parties do not offer any warranty regarding the mobile application. They are not responsible for the maintenance or other support services of the Mobile Application and will not be responsible for any other claim, loss, imputation of liability, damages, costs or expenses related to the Mobile Application. Users acknowledge and agree that Third Parties and their subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms and Conditions and have the right (and will be assumed to have accepted such right) to exercise these Terms and Conditions to users as third-party Beneficiaries. The mobile application was created for the latest version available on the market for the operating systems of users' mobile devices and there may be compatibility disadvantages when using previous versions. Wireless network coverage and Wi-Fi network speed vary by provider and geographic location. Dev4u is not responsible for the limitations and / or malfunctions of any wireless or Wi-Fi service used to access this Mobile Application or the security of wireless or Wi-Fi services. Likewise, Dev4u is not responsible for charges or fees for the use of data networks, which are the sole responsibility of the User.
My diagnostic allows its users to add symptoms in the application and perform a search to determine the disease with which they match in our database. The results of diseases that coincide with most of the symptoms are shown along with the matching percentages obtained, and are stored in a history for each of the diseases. My diagnostic Provides access to a map using "google maps" services, to locate clinics, hospitals and doctors closest to your current location.
The application may require that Users update their version of the Mobile Application at any time, in order to add more diseases and symptoms to the database. While every effort will be made to preserve User configurations and personal preferences, there is still a chance that they will be lost.
Please note that the evaluation provided by My Diagnostic is for informational and educational purposes only based on the information available in our databases and is not a qualified medical opinion. Therefore, it should not be considered as a professional medical opinion, and you should consult a doctor for any symptoms you may have. You should not self-medicate based on the diagnostic information provided by My Diagnosis. If you are experiencing a health emergency, you should call your local emergency number immediately to request emergency medical assistance. My diagnosis provides an integrated map with which you can locate private hospitals, clinics or physicians near your location, with their respective Phone numbers to help you. This information on symptoms has been obtained from various sources and may not be completely accurate and does not have to be the complete list of disease symptoms. You should check with your doctor if you notice the first symptoms of a disease because only your doctor can provide a correct diagnosis of the symptoms accurately. After you have read and accepted this section, you agree to release the My diagnosis application from any liability in which you may incur death, injury, illness, financial loss or any other loss. Due to the nature of legal contracts, as we can not bind a third party to this disclaimer without this consent, you agree that you will use My Diagnosis only to obtain information on the diseases that coincide with the symptoms entered into our application by you . You can not use the application to diagnose a third party, use the application only for informational purposes to have guidance on the causes of various symptoms. We can not guarantee that the application will work as advertised, or that it will give you the desired results. The third party, the application development team, shall not be responsible or liable for legal action and hereby waives all claims, implications, legal causes, claims, claims for damages, without limitation, direct, indirect damages , Incidental, consequential, special or punitive damages of any kind. Any nature with respect to this mobile application, even if the released parties have been advised of the possibility of such damages. The user's sole remedy for any claim, import liability, legal cause, claim or injury claim is to terminate the use of this mobile application.
Our application can use the geolocation data transmitted from the GPS unit of your mobile device. The specific location information will not be transmitted to third parties, but will be known by My diagnostic and used to provide you with the health places closest to your location, however My diagnostic will not store your geolocation data will only be used to provide you With better service In conjunction with google maps technology. As a condition of providing you with our Service, you agree to provide us with this information and accept our use of the information.
Compliance with the above eligibility criteria will allow you to access our Service, but you must follow certain rules after access. In addition to being bound by this Agreement, any other legal agreement and the provisions of any applicable law, you should not: Violate the laws of your country of residence or any foreign political entity having jurisdiction over this agreement, regardless of whether the foreign political entity is a country or a subdivision (such as a state or province) or a municipality. County, or region) of a foreign country. Hack, crack, phish, SQL inject, or otherwise compromise the security or integrity of the application My diagnostic, service or devices of its users. You should not use our system to provide diagnostics or any other medical advice to third parties, regardless of whether you claim to be a medical professional or similar. And you must not do anything else that could discredit our application or harm the interests of My diagnostic or any third party.
You may not assign your rights or obligations under this Agreement to any other party without our prior written consent. We may assign our rights and / or obligations under this Agreement to any other party in our sole discretion. Do not resign My diagnostic reserves all rights granted to us under this Agreement, as well as the provisions of any applicable law. Our failure to comply with any particular provision or provisions of this Agreement or any applicable law shall not be construed as our waiver of the right to enforce that same provision under the same or different circumstances at any time in the future.
We may modify this Agreement from time to time. When we modify this Agreement, we will post the changes on this applicaton indicating that a change has occurred. If you do not agree to the changes, you should stop using our Site and Service immediately.


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Everyone here at Graduation Vacations has a passion for traveling.
That bucket list you've been meaning to cross off? We've got you covered. From the crystal serene waters surrounding the Philippines, to the ancient architectures of Italy. A volcano, you say? Oh yeah, we've got one of those for you too! Our diverse backgrounds have come together to provide you with astounding vacations from all over the world. We all hope to make our favorite destinations one of yours.
Welcome aboard!
Aloha, everyone! Hawaii is a favorite destination of mine. I love the memories I've made from my experience there and I hope that we can do the same for you. Mahalo!
Ciao! Italy is one of the places I would love to travel to one day. I love all the architecture and most importantly the food. I hope you can find somewhere here that gives you the same feelings.
Hello explorers! My great grandmother was born and raised in Manila, the capital of the Philippines. Since learning that information I have been fascinated with the beautiful country, and hopefully you can see why.
Pura Vida! I visited Costa Rica in the Summer of 2019. I believe it is a great travel destination with a lot of history and great people. It is wonderful for people who enjoy the outdoors, but it also offers many sightseeing opportunities. I would love to show the great time you can have traveling to Costa Rica!
Dubai is one of the more modern areas around the globe, making it super fascinating to me. I personally believe that Dubai is a great destination for vacation as it offers so many activities and attractions! Some of the tallest buildings in the world, as well as beautiful scenery and sightseeing.
Hello travelers, St. Thomas is a beautiful travel destination with beautiful beaches and awesome snorkeling spots. Many people go to St. Thomas every year and hopefully one day you will travel there too!


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Package socialmedia
Class Post
java.lang.Object
socialmedia.Post
- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.io.Serializable
- Direct Known Subclasses:
CommentPost
,EndorsedPost
public class Post
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
Used to handle all Post related operations.
Used as an attribute of the Account class
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static Post
findPost(int id)
Used to find a Post given its IDstatic Post
findPost(Account authorOfPost, int id)
Used to find a Post given its author and IDint
generatePostID(Account authorOfPost)
Used to generate a numerical identifier (ID) based on ID of author of the Post and Post chronology of the authorint
getEndorsementsReceived()
int
getId()
java.lang.String
getMessage()
void
incrementEndorsementsReceived(int incrementBy)
void
removePost()
Used to remove the Post from the system.void
setId(int id)
void
setMessage(java.lang.String message)
java.lang.String
showPost(Account author, java.lang.String tab)
Used to show the Post given its author and tab valuejava.lang.StringBuilder
showPostChildren(Account author, java.lang.String tab)
Used to show the Post all its Children given its author and tab valuejava.lang.String
toString()
String representation of the PostMethods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
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Constructor Details
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Post
public Post()Default empty constructor of Post -
Post
public Post(java.lang.String handle, java.lang.String message) throws HandleNotRecognisedException, InvalidPostExceptionUsed to construct a new Post given its handle and message- Parameters:
handle
- handle of the author of the Postmessage
- Post's message- Throws:
HandleNotRecognisedException
- if Account with given handle does not existInvalidPostException
- if Post message is not in appropriate form
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Method Details
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generatePostID
Used to generate a numerical identifier (ID) based on ID of author of the Post and Post chronology of the author- Parameters:
authorOfPost
- author of the Post- Returns:
- generated int numerical identifier (ID)
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findPost
Used to find a Post given its ID- Parameters:
id
- ID to search for- Returns:
- Post with given ID
- Throws:
PostIDNotRecognisedException
- if Post with given ID does not exist
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findPost
Used to find a Post given its author and ID- Parameters:
authorOfPost
- author of the Post to search forid
- id to search for- Returns:
- Post with given author and ID
- Throws:
PostIDNotRecognisedException
- if Post with given author / ID does not exist
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removePost
public void removePost()Used to remove the Post from the system. Before removing a post all of its endorsements are removed and comment replies are set as empty -
toString
public java.lang.String toString()String representation of the Post- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
- formatted String representation of the Post
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showPost
Used to show the Post given its author and tab value- Parameters:
author
- author of the Post to showtab
- used by showPostChildren, default value: empty string- Returns:
- formatted String representation of the Post
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showPostChildren
public java.lang.StringBuilder showPostChildren(Account author, java.lang.String tab) throws PostIDNotRecognisedExceptionUsed to show the Post all its Children given its author and tab value- Parameters:
author
- author of the Post to showtab
- tab position of the current Post in StringBuilder- Returns:
- formatted StringBuilder representation of a Post and all its Children
- Throws:
PostIDNotRecognisedException
- used when finding the author of Children Posts (not thrown unless there is an error)
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getId
public int getId() -
getMessage
public java.lang.String getMessage() -
getEndorsementsReceived
public int getEndorsementsReceived() -
setId
public void setId(int id) -
setMessage
public void setMessage(java.lang.String message) -
incrementEndorsementsReceived
public void incrementEndorsementsReceived(int incrementBy)
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With CanvasResizer, you can set the canvas size several ways:
FIXED_RESOLUTION: Forces an integer scaling ratio like 2:1 or 3:1, perfect for pixel art based graphics.
Pixel-perfect rendering of this mode uses "imageRendering" style property when possible, and otherwise falls back
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FIXED_RESOLUTION_INTERPOLATED: Fix the resolution of the canvas, but fill the screen by scaling it. This may result
in blurred graphics, but can be helpful in rapid prototyping.
FIXED_COORDINATE_SYSTEM: Simulate a fixed coordinate system by applying a transform to the canvas context. This is
in effect a better-quality version of FIXED_RESOLUTION_INTERPOLATED that works only with the 2D context.
FIXED_ASPECT_RATIO: Fill the screen with the canvas, but preserving aspect ratio.
DYNAMIC: Simply fill the screen with the canvas.
MINIMUM_RESOLUTION: Similar to FIXED_RESOLUTION, but canvas is allowed to grow from the edges to fill the screen.
MINIMUM_HEIGHT: Similar to MINIMUM_RESOLUTION, but canvas is only allowed to grow vertically.
MINIMUM_WIDTH: Similar to MINIMUM_RESOLUTION, but canvas is only allowed to grow horizontally.
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BlueNaaS-Subcellular
BlueNaaS-subcellular was developed as a software environment for simulation of brain molecular networks.
It was designed to reach several objectives related to major restrictions of currently available software tools, such as the lack of integration with existing biological data relevant for modeling and the low compatibility of different types of models.
General info
BlueNaaS-Subcellular was designed as a hub web based environment for creation and simulation of reaction-diffusion models integrated with the molecular repository. It allows also to import, combine and simulate existing models expressed with BNGL and SBML languages.
Two types of models are supported: rule-based models convenient and computationally efficient for modeling big protein signaling complexes and chemical reaction network models.
BlueNaaS-Subcellular is integrated with a number of solvers for reaction-diffusion systems of equations. It supports simulation of spatially distributed systems using STEPS (stochastic engine for pathway simulation) – which provides spatial stochastic and deterministic solvers for simulation of reactions and diffusion on tetrahedral meshes.
The application provides as well a number of facilities for visualizing the models geometry and the results of the simulations.

It accommodates several types of biological information which are not available from existing public databases, such as concentrations of proteins in different subcellular compartments of neuronal and glial cells, kinetic data on protein interactions specific for brain and synaptic signaling and plasticity, data on molecules mobility.
The repository is integrated with the subcellular application. They share the same set of entities described by BioNetGen expressions. The molecular repository can be queried from the subcellular application and the results of the query can be added to a molecular network model.
Usage
Open subcellular application by using this link: SubcellularApp
Create a new model or load/import an existing one
To load a public model click the arrow to expand a list of public models in Subcellular models repository, choose one, then click Load
To create a new model specify all model parameters and reaction equations sequentially opening and filling the tables in the Model menu (upper left of the UI). Each table corresponds to a particular section of the BioNetGen file of the model (with except for Diffusions and Geometry section). All expressions should comply with the BioNetGen language.
Models are represented by a set of structures (e.g. compartments of models) and a collection of entities from the BioNetGen language such as parameters, functions, molecules, species, observables and reactions. To modify these entities sof the model navigate to the corresponding section in the Physiology dropdown menu and specify them according to the BioNetGen language (for more about BioNetGen see the official documentation)
To add diffusions (required if using STEPS) navigate to the corresponding section, click New diffusion and specify a name for the diffusive species or molecules, the affected structure, the BNGL expression and the diffusion coefficient in m^2/s.
To add a geometry (required if using STEPS) click Add geometry in the corresponding section: specify its name, add a TetGen tetrahedral mesh and a geometry specification file (geometry.json, contains relationship between structures and their corresponding tetrahedra and triangles, free diffusion boundaries and geometry scale coefficient converting mesh vertices position units to meters, see examples below)
At any stage model can be:
saved using Model -> Save sequence, and then loaded from My models in Subcellular models repository
exported into different formats by using Model -> Export
To simulate a model select Simulations on the Model panel, then create new simulation by clicking the corresponding button.
If desired add stimulations (this can be imported from a CSV or NFSim .rnf file) if needed:
If 3D visualization is needed, Spatial sampling parameters (sampled compartments and observables) should be specified:
Click Apply in the bottom of the form and finally Run to start the simulation.
Simulation logs and charts are available for inspection once the simulation is started by clicking on Graph or Log buttons.
Example
Parameters
fac 1
kCa 0 * fac
Ca_in 0.08e-6 * 83.3 * fac
Ca_out 83.3 * fac
CBN1_on 75000000 * fac
CBN2_on 75000000 * fac
CBC1_on 75000000 * fac
CBC2_on 75000000 * fac
CBN1_off 29.5 * fac
CBN2_off 29.5 * fac
CBC1_off 29.5 * fac
CBC2_off 29.5 * fac
CaMN1_on 770000000 * fac
CaMN2_on<PHONE_NUMBER>0 * fac
CaMC1_on 84000000 * fac
CaMC2_on 25000000 * fac
CaMN1_off 160000 * fac
CaMN2_off 22000 * fac
CaMC1_off 2600 * fac
CaMC2_off 6.5 * fac
Functions
k__5() = Ca_in
k__6() = Ca_out
k_4() = CBN1_on
k_5() = CBN2_on
k_6() = CBC1_on
k_7() = CBC2_on
k_9() = CBN1_off
k_10() = CBN2_off
k_11() = CBC1_off
k_12() = CBC2_off
k_14() = CaMN1_on
k_15() = CaMN2_on
k_16() = CaMC1_on
k_17() = CaMC2_on
k_19() = CaMN1_off
k_20() = CaMN2_off
k_21() = CaMC1_off
k_22() = CaMC2_off
k__9() = kCa * 1e3
k__10() = 1000 / 50
k__11() = 10 * 2 * 700 / 40 / 50 * 1000
Structures
Dendrite 3 1.1649e-18
Synapse 3 3.9820e-19
PSD 2 3.8885e-13
Molecule types
Ca(x)
CaM(N1,N2,C1,C2,K,Kp~0~1)
CB(N1,N2,C1,C2)
NMDA(pore~C~O,ank~0~1)
Species
@Dendrite:Ca(x) 8e-08
@Dendrite:CaM(N1,N2,C1,C2,K,Kp~0) 8e-05
@Dendrite:CB(N1,N2,C1,C2) 3e-05
@Synapse:Ca(x) 8e-08
@Synapse:CaM(N1,N2,C1,C2,K,Kp~0) 8e-05
@Synapse:CB(N1,N2,C1,C2) 3e-05
@PSD:NMDA(pore~C,ank~1) 40.0
Reaction Rules
NMDA_opening: @PSD:NMDA(pore~C) -> @PSD:NMDA(pore~O) k__9()
NMDA_closing: @PSD:NMDA(pore~O) -> @PSD:NMDA(pore~C) k__10()
NMDA_Ca_input: @PSD:NMDA(pore~O) -> @PSD:NMDA(pore~O) + @Synapse:Ca(x) k__11()
Ca_input: 0 -> @Dendrite:Ca(x) k__5()
Ca_extr: @Dendrite:Ca(x) -> 0 k__6()
Ca_input1: 0 -> @Synapse:Ca(x) k__5()
Ca_extr1: @Synapse:Ca(x) -> 0 k__6()
N1_Ca_on: CaM(N2,N1,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) -> CaM(N2,N1!1,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) k_14()
N2_Ca_on: CaM(N1!+,N2,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) -> CaM(N1!+,N2!1,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) k_15()
C1_Ca_on: CaM(C2,C1,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) -> CaM(C2,C1!1,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) k_16()
C2_Ca_on: CaM(C1!+,C2,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) -> CaM(C1!+,C2!1,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) k_17()
N1_Ca_off: CaM(N1!1,N2,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) -> CaM(N1,N2,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) k_19()
N2_Ca_off: CaM(N1!+,N2!1,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) -> CaM(N1!+,N2,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) k_20()
C1_Ca_off: CaM(C1!1,C2,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) -> CaM(C1,C2,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) k_21()
C2_Ca_off: CaM(C1!+,C2!1,K,Kp~0).Ca(x!1) -> CaM(C1!+,C2,K,Kp~0) + Ca(x) k_22()
CB_N1_Ca_on: CB(N2,N1) + Ca(x) -> CB(N2,N1!1).Ca(x!1) k_4()
CB_N2_Ca_on: CB(N1!+,N2) + Ca(x) -> CB(N2!1,N1!+).Ca(x!1) k_5()
CB_C1_Ca_on: CB(C2,C1) + Ca(x) -> CB(C2,C1!1).Ca(x!1) k_6()
CB_C2_Ca_on: CB(C1!+,C2) + Ca(x) -> CB(C1!+,C2!1).Ca(x!1) k_7()
CB_N1_Ca_off: CB(N1!1,N2).Ca(x!1) -> CB(N1,N2) + Ca(x) k_9()
CB_N2_Ca_off: CB(N1!+,N2!1).Ca(x!1) -> CB(N1!+,N2) + Ca(x) k_10()
CB_C1_Ca_off: CB(C1!1,C2).Ca(x!1) -> CB(C1,C2) + Ca(x) k_11()
CB_C2_Ca_off: CB(C1!+,C2!1).Ca(x!1) -> CB(C1!+,C2) + Ca(x) k_12()
Geometry specification (geometry.json)
{
"meshNameRoot": "spine",
"scale": 1e-06,
"structures": [
{ "tetIdxs": [0, 1, 2, 3], "type": "compartment", "name": "Dendrite" },
{ "tetIdxs": [5, 15, 17, 18, 20, 25], "type": "compartment", "name": "Synapse"},
{ "triIdxs": [133, 141], "type": "membrane", "name": "PSD" }
],
"freeDiffusionBoundaries": [{ "triIdxs": [203, 350], "name": "diffb_0" }]
}
Simulation config
max_dt: 0.02
t_end: 2
solver: STEPS
Stimulation
0.1 setParam kCa 1
0.105 setParam kCa 0
0.3 setParam kCa 1
0.302 setParam kCa 0
0.5 setParam kCa 1
0.502 setParam kCa 0
0.7 setParam kCa 1
0.702 setParam kCa 0
0.9 setParam kCa 1
0.902 setParam kCa 0
1.1 setParam kCa 1
1.102 setParam kCa 0
The above mentioned model with geometry and simulation configuration can be found in Public models as CaM_Ca_spatial model.


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With Masahiko Nishimura, Toshiaki Karasawa
The Screen NR Subtitles 103 min
Welcome Back Mr. McDonald is flat-out hilarious. On the surface it's a screwball comedy about a live Tokyo radio drama that comes unraveled. On the next level it's about making movies, about show business, about the unlimited potential for disaster in a collaborative medium which gives sanctuary to Godzilla-sized egos. And moving along to another level, it's about contemporary Japanese society with its pressures to Westernize and its pressures to maintain tradition. You can worry about all those levels on your own time, but first, you'll just have to sit there and laugh.
A young housewife (Kyoka Suzuki) has won a contest (she was the lone entrant) with her script for an original radio play, a soapy romance called "The Woman of Destiny". The dress rehearsal goes smoothly, but shortly before airtime the lead actress (Keiko Toda) declares herself uncomfortable with her character's name and demands that it be changed. It seems a fairly harmless bit of temperament. But it's the first stone that starts the avalanche. I won't even tell you what name she settles on, or try to walk you through the frenetic plot developments that careen with the speed and unpredictability of electrons zipping off the walls of an atom. But once the harried producer (Masahiko Nishimura) has opened the door by agreeing to the name change, there's no kicking it shut again. Each change requires another, in geometric progression, until chaos reigns during the live broadcast.
This is one of the most delicious showbiz send-ups since Soapdish and Broadcast News. It may not have the character development of those classics, but it's got the freshness and the madcap pace, and it shines with both derision and affection for the medium it lampoons. It's a first film by writer-director Koki Mitani, who was the founder of an alternative theater company called The Tokyo Sunshine Boys. He adapted his own stage farce to the screen, and although the action is largely confined to the innards of a radio studio, it never feels constricted.
Screwball comedy has pretty much gone the way of the running board and the vinyl record. The modern substitute is gross-out humor, a form that puts a low premium on wit and a high value on bodily sounds and fluids. Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald harkens back to a comedy style that provoked a wonderfully satisfying laughter. Welcome back, indeed.
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