Overview
Types of XSS
Stored
Reflected
DOM Based
Stored XSS (AKA Persistent or Type I)
Snippet of the key stealing code with the session ID:

Reflected XSS (AKA Non-Persistent or Type II)
If the site does not escape the angle brackets, converting them to "& lt;" and "& gt;", we get the script on the search results page.
http://example.com/search.php?q=
DOM Based XSS (AKA Type-0)
The source (where malicious data is read) could be the URL of the page (e.g., document.location.href), or it could be an element of the HTML, and the sink is a sensitive method call that causes the execution of the malicious data (e.g., document.write):

BY SCRIPT INJECTION CHANNELS
Browser errors
No escaping HTML special characters
Lack of filtering of attributes and their values in allowed tags
Changing the encoding in the page header
Through SQL injection
Browser errors
Bugzilla, 2004. In some browsers (at least Internet Explorer) when specifying a URL:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?

no URL encoding occurs and the code
document.write("
URL: " + document.location +
");
will embed a script into the page.
No escaping HTML special characters
characters need to be escaped: " ' & < >
phpBB, 2002. Although the URL of the images is checked for the protocol (only http: is allowed), the URL itself is not escaped in any way, and with a string like
[img]http://a.a/a"onerror="javascript:alert(document.cookie)[/img]
you can drag a custom script into the document.
Lack of filtering of attributes and their values in allowed tags
A typical example would be the link:
.
Even if the forum allows external links, don't let the protocols go javascript: and data:
Changing the encoding in the page header
In case the tag <title> located before the tag <meta> and is filled with user data
<title>Title</title>
<meta [...user data]>
a hacker can insert malicious html code in UTF-7 encoding, thus bypassing the filtering of characters such as < and "
Through SQL injection
BY WAY OF EXPOSURE
Active
An active XSS attack does not require any action on the part of the user in terms of the functionality of the web application.
<input type=text value=a onfocus=alert(1337) AUTOFOCUS>
Passive (autonomous)
A passive XSS attack is triggered when the user performs a specific action (click or hover the mouse pointer, etc.).

MEANS OF PROTECTION
Server side protection
Client side protection
Server side protection
- Encode control HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and URL before displaying in a browser. The following functions can be used to filter input parameters: filter_sanitize_encoded (for URL encoding), htmlentities (for HTML filtering)
- Input data encoding. For example, using the libraries OWASP Encoding Project, HTML Purifier, htmLawed, Anti-XSS Class.Regular manual and automated code security analysis and penetration testing. Using tools like Nessus, Nikto Web Scanner and OWASP Zed Attack Proxy.
- Specifying the encoding on each web page (for example, ISO-8859-1 or UTF-8) before any custom fields
- Ensuring the security of cookies, which can be implemented by restricting the domain and path for accepted cookies, setting the HttpOnly parameter, using SSL.
- Using the Content Security Policy header, which allows you to specify a list in which the desired sources are entered from which various data can be loaded, for example, JS, CSS, images, etc.
Client side protection
- Regular update of the browser to the new version
- Install browser extensions that will validate form fields, URLs, JavaScript, and POST requests, and if scripts are encountered, apply XSS filters to prevent them from running. Examples of such extensions: NoScript for FireFox, NotScripts for Chrome and Opera.


Bruce acknowledges Hourihane’s class soured his Aston Villa return
Midfielder had not started a game for Villa since October 19.
Newcastle manager Steve Bruce was left to rue “two pieces of magic” from Conor Hourihane as his return to Aston Villa turned sour.
Using his “wand of a left foot”, as described by Villa boss Dean Smith, the Republic of Ireland international stroked home Villa’s opener from a set piece in the 32nd minute before teeing up Anwar El Ghazi with another piercing free-kick delivery four minutes later.
The 2-0 victory ended a run of three successive Premier League defeats for Villa, while Bruce lamented the fact his side barely turned up against a club from which he was sacked just under 14 months ago after two years in charge.
“All that’s gone,” said Bruce when asked about his return. “I had a couple of really enjoyable years here.
“The disappointment for me, after playing so well of late, in the first half in particular, we were passive in everything we did. We didn’t do enough with the ball, and most certainly without it.
“Up until the goal, the free-kick, there was nothing in the game. But then Conor, with two pieces of magic, which we all know he is capable of, has scored a great goal and then played in a great ball for the other.”
Newcastle had chances to haul themselves back into the match, only to be denied by Villa goalkeeper Tom Heaton, who pulled off superb saves from Federico Fernandez just before the break and, in particular, Allan Saint-Maximin immediately after it.
Beyond that, Villa controlled the game and should have added to their tally, only for Newcastle to be indebted to their own goalkeeper Martin Dubravka who superbly saved from Ezri Konsa and Wesley.
Smith was naturally delighted with the performance that has hauled his side four points clear of the bottom three.
He said: “It was a good performance, especially in the first half. We controlled the ball really well, dominated possession.
“We were pretty relentless with the ball, but patient as well because they banked in and made it difficult.
“If you keep chasing the ball then players get frustrated. I told my players to be patient, move at a good tempo and we ended up winning two free-kicks around their box.
“With Conor’s wand of a left foot he ends up scoring one and makes another, so I’m really pleased.”
It was Hourihane’s first start since October 19 as he was dropped for a 3-0 defeat at Manchester City despite his strong display in the previous game, a 2-1 home win over Brighton.
Smith added: “He’s got a goal threat.
“He wasn’t happy when I left him out of the game at Manchester City. I understand why but it’s a squad game and I have hard decisions to make.
“I knew we would spend an awful lot of that game defending, and for this game I knew we would have a lot of the ball. He’s answered me in the best way, so I’m really pleased for him.”
Villa, though, were sparked by the all-action display of captain Jack Grealish, returning after a four-week absence with a calf injury and the player who won the free-kicks from which Hourihane weaved his magic.
“He’s a constant threat,” said Smith. “He moves around the pitch really well, gets into positions where players don’t want to come and tackle him.
“They get frustrated, and as we saw, he won two free-kicks and it ended up with us getting two goals.”


We are a multicultural team of post graduate IT students at Monash university, Melbourne. Our team is composed of an expert coder, a software testing specialist, a security specialist and a business analyst. We are currently completing our final semester at Monash. Web application Tasthma is the product of our final project at Monash - Thunderstorm Asthma.
We support the Victoria's Climate Change Adaptation Plan (2017 - 2020), which is focused on supporting communities to be healthy, connected and resilient, no matter how the climate changes. We are passionate about making a difference to the quality of life of our fellow Victorians.


## 2015
**46 total posts** have been written on 2015.
There have been *21 different tags* used, the most
used popular being (in order of number of posts):
- *postgresql* (14 posts)
- *itpug* (11 posts)
- *perl* (11 posts)
- *planet-perl-ironman* (8 posts)
- *riflessioni* (7 posts)
- *programmazione* (7 posts)
- *cpan-pr-challenge* (6 posts)
- *pgday* (5 posts)
- *planet-postgresql-org* (5 posts)
- *freebsd* (3 posts)
- *kde* (3 posts).
The following is overall post ratio on every 2015 month:


A fantasy twist on John Singer Sargent's "Antonio Mancini."
As an exercise, I wanted to create a derivative piece based on a master work—in this case, John Singer Sargent's "Portrait of Antonio Mancini".
After I analyzed the source material and completed several anatomy studies, I altered the color scheme and replaced Sargent's original subject with an owl.
Process images showing the original pencil sketch and various color palettes.


Read our letter of support for the proposed Berkeley Affordable Housing Overlay (co-signed by North Berkeley Now, South Berkeley Now, East Bay Young Democrats, and Sunrise Bay Area).
Learn more about the BART MOU! (from North Berkeley Now)
Full archive available here:


Laser Cutting
Our assignment was todesign a cardboard box using both raster and vector. We used MakerCase to do so. We were allowed to be creative and put our own designs on each of the six sides. The laser cutters would carve the designs and cut out 6 different sides which we would have to hot glue together. My box turned out nicely:
Then I put it on a flash drive and printed it on the Brother GT-361 Garment printer.
Vinyl Cutting
With the UV Printer I was able to create a design in adobe illustrator and print it on a phone case.


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As part of the upcoming AI accelerator program with Professor Ugail, we like to hear about the issues that bothers you or those you identify in our society that can be solved through the application of technology.


Beta Kanban (Piers Prototype) Duplicate for Piers to experiment with
If you would like to view a screenshot view of our user journeys, all on one page, view the MYESF user journeys.
Public
View latest funding
View national funding formula for schools
Signed-in
Allocation statements


Everytap
Everytap is an innovative loyalty program for iOS & Android platforms using iBeacon technology for collecting and spending points and notifying user about new events and promotions.
Bright Inventions bootstrapped the implementation on both platforms and provided the Ruby-on-Rails backend. Our work included - but was not limited to - plenty custom animations and UI effects as well as integrating push notifications, Google Maps and Facebook.
- iOS: iBeacons, push notifications, custom animations
- Backend: Ruby-on-Rails, Heroku, MongoDB


18 October 2002
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 17 October, the Ministry of Health has confirmed 18 cases and 2 deaths of yellow fever. The outbreak has affected Touba, Mbacké and Bambey départements, Diourbel region and Gossas département, Fatick region (see previous report). Laboratory confirmation was made by the WHO Collaborating Centre at the Institut Pasteur in Dakar. Fifteen of the cases were reported from Touba.
A mass immunization campaign began on 1 October and a total of 800,000 people have been vaccinated in the following 4 health districts: Touba, Diourbel, Bambey, and Mbacké . An assessment by WHO indicates that the campaigns are proceeding well, but additional vaccine is urgently needed to complete the immunization program.
A second campaign for spraying insecticide in the city of Touba was conducted by the National Service of Hygiene between 15-17 October. Entomological studies in Touba found high indices of Aedes aegypti, the mosquito responsible for explosive epidemics of urban yellow fever. As a result, vector control activities will also include larviciding and health education programs for removing mosquito breeding sites.
Health units throughout the country have been notified to increase surveillance for yellow fever. The units have been instructed to report to the central level within 24 hours, all cases fitting a standard case definition. Particular emphasis is focused on strengthening surveillance and vector control in Dakar. Teams with staff from the Ministry of Health, Institut Pasteur-Dakar, and WHO are conducting surveillance and case investigation activities. Samples from over 150 suspect cases have been sent to laboratories for testing.
WHO is assisting the Ministry of Health in the areas of surveillance, immunization and coordination of the response to the outbreak. WHO has also contacted potential donors for assistance with purchasing vaccine.


The streaming of data in a purely functional language is a fascinating problem that have been extensively explored over the years.
In this talk we'll first briefly outline historical solutions to the problem and discuss their advantages and disadvantages, we will then follow with a practical introduction to the great `machines` library from Edward Kmett.
We will see how the library usage compare to other players in the ecosystem (pipes, conduit, ...), and walk through real world examples giving us a chance to write our own combinators and understand some of the internals.


Namespace Bifrost.Reflection
Classes
Interceptor
Represents an implementation of Castle.DynamicProxy.IInterceptor that enables us to work more easily with invocation interception
InvocationHandler<TInterface, TImplementation>
Represents an implementation of ICanHandleInvocationsFor<TInterface, TImplementation> that uses reflection to discover wether or not it can handle an invocation and then also handles it through reflection
Proxying
Represents an implementation of IProxying
TargetInstanceTypeMismatch
Exception that gets thrown when a TargetInstance property for implementations of INeedTargetInstance mismatches the type expected for ICanHandleInvocationsFor<TInterface, TImplementation>
Interfaces
ICanHandleInvocations
ICanHandleInvocationsFor<TInterface, TImplementation>
Defines a system that can handle invocations from an interface and delegate it to a concrete instance
INeedProxyInstance
Defines a system that needs the instance of a proxy
INeedTargetInstance
Defines a system that needs target instance
IProxying
Defines something can deal with creating proxy types


An unofficial companion to "Applied Logistic Regression" by D.W. Hosmer, S. Lemeshow and R.X. Sturdivant (3rd ed., 2013) containing the dataset used in the book.
| Version: | 0.9 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.1) |
| Suggests: | knitr, MASS, vcdExtra, nnet, survival, pROC |
| Published: | 2016-10-20 |
| Author: | Luca Braglia [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Luca Braglia <lbraglia at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/lbraglia/aplore3/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/lbraglia/aplore3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | aplore3 results |
| Reference manual: | aplore3.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Examples from the aplore3 package |
| Package source: | aplore3_0.9.tar.gz |
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| Old sources: | aplore3 archive |
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Qualcomm expects 5G phone sales to double in 2021
Qualcomm Inc expects global smartphone makers to ship 450 million 5G handsets in 2021 and another 750 million in 2022, the world's largest supplier of mobile phone chips said on Tuesday.
REUTERS: Qualcomm Inc expects global smartphone makers to ship 450 million 5G handsets in 2021 and another 750 million in 2022, the world's largest supplier of mobile phone chips said on Tuesday.
Qualcomm said 5G adoption will be faster than 4G due to the timing of commercialization of the technology in China and availability of chipsets across different price tiers.
Going by Qualcomm's previous forecast of a range between 175 million and 225 million 5G devices for next year, the 2021 forecast suggests 125per cent growth from the midpoint of the 2020 outlook.
Analysts attach importance to occasional smartphone estimate figures from Qualcomm, given its close relationship with phone makers.
Verizon Communications Inc , in a presentation to analysts after markets close, said it expects revenue from 5G growth opportunities to increase next year and anticipates launching 5G in more than 30 cities by the end of this year.
Next-generation 5G smartphones are expected to make tasks like watching videos or playing games on mobile networks as good as or better than on a Wi-Fi connection.
Qualcomm and its rivals stand to benefit from faster 5G adoption because the phones will require more chips to gain the speed boost.
(Reporting by Munsif Vengattil and Amal S in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel and Amy Caren Daniel)


schablone package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
schablone.base module¶
-
class
schablone.base.
baseSVG
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Functionality for basic SVG-File creation.
The class baseSVG is able to store basic empty SVG files of given width and height. Files can be stored by the save() method. If the attribute overwrite is set False, overwriting files is prevented, by extending the filename with an index.
Every instance of baseSVG keeps track on the history of all paths to formerly stored files using save(). By saveAx() all these files (or a custom set of files) can be arranged in a DIN-format file. If the arrangement of the files expands the page size of the DIN file, a new file for a new page is stored.
Example
from base import baseSVG sample_svg = baseSVG() sample_svg.width = '20mm' sample_svg.height = '20mm' sample_svg.save('sample.svg')
Note
baseSVG class is used as base functionality for the class generic. All further derived classes are children of generic.
Variables: - description (str) – Optional description of the svg file.
- author (str) – Optional author of the file.
- version (str) – Optional version of the file.
- width (str) – width of the file - exemplary formats (compatible with SVG standard): “500” or “500px”, “132mm”
- height (str) – height of the file - exemplary formats (compatible with SVG standard): “500” or “500px”, “132mm”
- _fn (str) – Filename of the svg corresponding file.
- _fnAx (str) – Filename of svg file to gather formerly stored svg files.
- landscapeAx (bool) – Format for _fnAx file.
- _svg_content (str) – Content of the svg file. it is not recommended to change this.
-
save
(fn=None)[source]¶ Store content to svg-file.
Note
The save function may be called more than once, with different filenames.
Parameters: fn – Filename of the saved file. If left blank, the filename of the previously saved file is taken. If there is no filename, it defaults to default.svg. The filename will be stored in the _fn class member.
-
saveAx
(fn=None, ax='a4', svg_list=None)[source]¶ Store history of previously files in a DIN-format file.
Note
In the optional parameter svg_list, a custom list of file paths may be used instead of the history of previously stored files.
Parameters: - fn – Filename of the saved file. If left blank, the filename defaults to the existing filename saved in the class members. If there is no filename, it defaults to default_Ax.svg. The filename will be stored in the _fnAx class member.
- ax – String to define the size of the DIN format document. Allowed is ‘a0’, ‘a1’, ..., ‘a10’.
- svg_list – Custom list of paths to files, which should be aranged to the DIN format svg file. By default the history of paths to all files stored by the save() function, stored in the class member _fn_list is stored.
schablone.generic module¶
-
class
schablone.generic.
generic
[source]¶ Bases:
schablone.base.baseSVG
Stack layers svg file templates and replace text.
The generic class contains core functionality of the schablone library. It can create SVG files from sets of SVG file templates and fill them in with text. Though, the steps (exceppt the first step) may be mixed and executed redundantly, in general this is a three step process:
- store frame SVG file
- stack layers of svg file templates
- fill in texts and images
generic inherits from baseSVG.
For stacking the template layers, schablone depends on svgutils. To fill the resulting file with content the texts are substituted. For this purpose svglue is being used. The Templates containing content intended to be filled in, must have tags representing them (rect, tspan, flowpara) with a custom attribute template-id. Each template-id must have a unique identifier. These identifiers are represented by the class members cpt_tspan, cpt_flowpara, cpt_rect.
Example
import schablone.generic generic_svg = schablone.generic.generic() generic_svg.overwrite = True genLabel.width = '200' genLabel.height = '200' genLabel.cpt_tspan['static_txt'] = u'Replace some text here.' genLabel.cpt_flowpara['flow_txt'] = u'Also flow text may be replaced.' genLabel.layer.add('tmpl_layer/tmpl_layer_1.svg') genLabel.layer.add('tmpl_layer/tmpl_layer_2.svg') genLabel.layer.add('tmpl_layer/tmpl_layer_2.svg') genLabel.create_qr('http://www.samp.le', 'qr.svg', 160, 160) genLabel.layer.remove(1) genLabel.save('sample.svg')
Note
The generic class contains the core functionality of schablone. All further classes are derived from generic.
Variables: - layer (layer_pack()) – Paths to the layers of templates.
- cpt_span (dictionary) – Pairs of name of the template-id and the corresponding text intended to substitute.
- cpt_flowpara (dictionary) – Pairs of name of the template-id and the corresponding text intended to substitute.
- cpt_rect (dictionary) – Pairs of name of the template-id and the corresponding path to the image intended to substitute.
-
create_qr
(content, fn, x_pos, y_pos)[source]¶ Save qr-code, which can be used as template.
Stores a qr-code and adds it to the layers by layer.add.
Parameters: - content – Content of the qr-code.
- fn – Filename of the qr-code SVG template.
- x_pos – Intended x-position of the layer.
- y_pos – Intended y-position of the layer.
-
save_frame
(fo=None)[source]¶ Save the frame SVG-file.
Note
This is the basic frame of the SVG file. It is recommended to be called only once per file, except you know what you do.
-
save_layers
(fo=None, fi=None, group=None)[source]¶ Stack all template layers to the frame SVG file.
Note
In most cases it is convenient to skip the arguments fi and fo.
Parameters: - fo – Output filename (defaults to classmember _fn).
- fi – Input filename (defaults to classmember _fn).
- group – Template layer group. Defaults to classmember default_group.
schablone.label module¶
-
class
schablone.label.
box
(label_type='default')[source]¶ Bases:
schablone.generic.generic
Stack layers svg file templates and replace text.
tbc
Example
import schablone.box boxLabel = tbc
Note
tbc
Variables: - tbc (tbc) – tbc
- tbc – tbc
-
class
schablone.label.
smd_container
(label_type='mira_1', tmpl_path=None, size=None, cut=False)[source]¶ Bases:
schablone.generic.generic
Stack layers svg file templates and replace text.
The smd_container is derived from generic.py. It is intended to label smd container containing capacitors, resistors or other electronic parts. Also a data matrix code with uuid is provided.
Example
import schablone.label smdLabel = schablone.label.smd_container() smdLabel.overwrite = True smdLabel.cut = True smdLabel.content.title = 'SMD-Wid.' smdLabel.content.package = '0805' smdLabel.content.tolerance = '1%' smdLabel.content.temperature_coefficient = 'TK100' smdLabel.power = '1/8W' smdLabel.content.value = '120k' smdLabel.save('sample.svg')
Note
Labels may be customized by using the basic functions of generic.py. Also generic templates may be used by setting the variable tmpl_path.
Variables: - content (smd_content_container()) – Container class to set input data like type or value.
- tmpl_path (string) – Path to the templates (if variable is set a custom template is expected.
-
saveAx
(fn=None, ax='a4', svg_list=None)[source]¶ Store history of previously files in a DIN-format file.
Note
In the optional parameter svg_list, a custom list of file paths may be used instead of the history of previously stored files.
Parameters: - fn – Filename of the saved file. If left blank, the filename defaults to the existing filename saved in the class members. If there is no filename, it defaults to default_Ax.svg. The filename will be stored in the _fnAx class member.
- ax – String to define the size of the DIN format document. Allowed is ‘a0’, ‘a1’, ..., ‘a10’.
- svg_list – Custom list of paths to files, which should be aranged to the DIN format svg file. By default the history of paths to all files stored by the save() function, stored in the class member _fn_list is stored.
Module contents¶
The schablone package exports the following modules and subpackages:
base - Basic SVG-file creation generic - generic... label - label specifics


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The complete documentation with the project description, the overview figures and tables, and the module descriptions can be found here.
The PDF can be downloaded here.
In the following you can access the individual module descriptions:
The summary of the nomenclature and nameing conventions can be found here.
This project has received financial support from Chalmers AI Re-search Centre (CHAIR) and AB Volvo (Project ViMCoR).


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Use this at your own risk. There is a good chance of database inconsistencies, crashes and Deity-knows-what-else.
Also, there is no security per se implemented...no authentication, no login, no authorisation, no encryption, HTTP-everywhere etc...you get the idea.
| A1,A2,A3 | Early experiments. Written in Javascript with lots of pain regarding reactive, functional programming |
| A4 | First version that actually worked, also written in Javascript. Not very functional but there existed a trust agent for quoting |
| A5,A6 | First versions in python 2 and some of the code here ended up in A7. Some parts of A5 and A6 integrated with OpenStack's workflow and workload manager APIs - which worked as long as you didn't update OpenStack as APIs changed randomly betweent versions. |
| A7 | First properly working attestation server in a very traditional manner (cf: OpenAttestation etc). Written in a mix of python2 and python3. Backend utilised mongodb and assumed the TA talked directly to the tpm2_tools on the client. UI written using python flask. Integrated with OpenStack via a client which was a MITM/hack/kludge to access OpenStack's message bus. This version was demonstrated at ETSI SecurityWeek in 2018 and 2019. Contained quite a lot of technical debt which made integration hard in some cases. |
| A8.1 | Was an aborted attempt to write everything in Erlang. |
| A8.2 | Was an aborted attempt to do the same in Python with threads, proceses, MQTT etc. |
| A9 | Was a experiment to use the ELKS analytics stack and the ELKS UI. Was demonstrated in January 2020 for the first time. |
| A10 | Today! Much more compliant with IEFT RATS in its data structures. Has a proper protocol backend which takes care of layer 7 and layer 6 of the attestation protocols so we can theoretically support any RoT/auditing system, eg: HSM, UEFI, TPM2.0, TPM1.2 etc. Libraries are much better written with a much more consistent API. UI and interfaces are separate components built on top of libraries. The whole thing is designed to integrate with MQTT, logstash, ELKS, whatever AI/ML analytics and the forensics system that is currently under development. Lots of cool features. Supports the notion of attestation applications for extensibility making integration with other systems such as Edge/NFV MANO very quick and easy. |


AIO Web Example
This is a html part. The colors are defined in css.
Templated from Dcoder on Android.


The purpose of this ETL Utility Test Plan is to outline and establish a minimum baseline for the testing efforts of this system. This plan contains the summary of the system's architecture, scope of the testing involved, a testing matrix to address the requirements, and a conclusion with outlined exit criteria. Additionally, this plan describes the types of testing involved, and is an iterative document that is modified as new requirements are outlined or discovered.
The scope of this test plan contains test cases for integration testing and system validation testing. This document provides an outline of the system as reference, including a summary architecture and requirements, as well as an outline of the test cases involved to meet these requirements and both test phases.
The Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) utility is a web-based system that will allow data from a legacy database to be transformed into data used in modern systems that academic institutions can utilize for day to day tasks such as managing student records, online class delivery, and communicating with students. The utility’s design uses an event-driven architecture combined with a pipes-and-filters (primarily pipes) architecture and an object-oriented architecture. The architecture design contains three modules that will be tested against: Extract/Data-Entry Event, Transform, and Load.
The Extract/Data-Entry Event module watches for changes and dispatches an event when they occur. When the watcher notifies the utility of a change, the utility will then extract the new data from the specified source and package it for delivery to the Transformation Pipeline. The Transform module is the process of converting data entered from the legacy database and files into a standardized format and inserting the true values of the field. Lastly, the Load module will take the transformed data, collect load objects, and place the data into the respective destinations.


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This article focuses on a set of functions that can be used for text mining with Spark and sparklyr
. The main goal is to illustrate how to perform most of the data preparation and analysis with commands that will run inside the Spark cluster, as opposed to locally in R. Because of that, the amount of data used will be small.
For this example, there are two files that will be analyzed. They are both the full works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Mark Twain. The files were downloaded from the Gutenberg Project site via the gutenbergr
package. Intentionally, no data cleanup was done to the files prior to this analysis. See the appendix below to see how the data was downloaded and prepared.
readLines("arthur_doyle.txt", 10)
## [1] "THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES,"
## [2] ""
## [3] "A Collection of Holmes Adventures"
## [4] ""
## [5] ""
## [6] "by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle"
## [7] ""
## [8] ""
## [9] ""
## [10] ""
An additional goal of this article is to encourage the reader to try it out, so a simple Spark local mode session is used.
library(sparklyr)
library(dplyr)
sc <- spark_connect(master = "local", version = "2.1.0")
The spark_read_text()
is a new function which works like readLines()
but for sparklyr
. It comes in handy when non-structured data, such as lines in a book, is what is available for analysis.
# Imports Mark Twain's file
# Setting up the path to the file in a Windows OS laptop
twain_path <- paste0("file:///", getwd(), "/mark_twain.txt")
twain <- spark_read_text(sc, "twain", twain_path)
# Imports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's file
doyle_path <- paste0("file:///", getwd(), "/arthur_doyle.txt")
doyle <- spark_read_text(sc, "doyle", doyle_path)
The objective is to end up with a tidy table inside Spark with one row per word used. The steps will be:
sdf_bind_rows()
appends the doyle
Spark Dataframe to the twain
Spark Dataframe. This function can be used in lieu of a dplyr::bind_rows()
wrapper function. For this exercise, the column author
is added to differentiate between the two bodies of work.all_words <- doyle %>%
mutate(author = "doyle") %>%
sdf_bind_rows({
twain %>%
mutate(author = "twain")}) %>%
filter(nchar(line) > 0)
gsub()
that works inside Spark. In this case it is used to remove punctuation. The usual [:punct:]
regular expression did not work well during development, so a custom list is provided. For more information, see the Hive Functions section in the dplyr
page.all_words <- all_words %>%
mutate(line = regexp_replace(line, "[_\"\'():;,.!?\\-]", " "))
ft_tokenizer()
uses the Spark API to separate each word. It creates a new list column with the results.all_words <- all_words %>%
ft_tokenizer(input.col = "line",
output.col = "word_list")
head(all_words, 4)
## # Source: lazy query [?? x 3]
## # Database: spark_connection
## author line word_list
## <chr> <chr> <list>
## 1 doyle THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES <list [5]>
## 2 doyle A Collection of Holmes Adventures <list [5]>
## 3 doyle by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle <list [5]>
## 4 doyle CONTENTS <list [1]>
ft_stop_words_remover()
is a new function that, as its name suggests, takes care of removing stop words from the previous transformation. It expects a list column, so it is important to sequence it correctly after a ft_tokenizer()
command. In the sample results, notice that the new wo_stop_words
column contains less items than word_list
.all_words <- all_words %>%
ft_stop_words_remover(input.col = "word_list",
output.col = "wo_stop_words")
head(all_words, 4)
## # Source: lazy query [?? x 4]
## # Database: spark_connection
## author line word_list wo_stop_words
## <chr> <chr> <list> <list>
## 1 doyle THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES <list [5]> <list [3]>
## 2 doyle A Collection of Holmes Adventures <list [5]> <list [3]>
## 3 doyle by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle <list [5]> <list [4]>
## 4 doyle CONTENTS <list [1]> <list [1]>
all_words <- all_words %>%
mutate(word = explode(wo_stop_words)) %>%
select(word, author) %>%
filter(nchar(word) > 2)
head(all_words, 4)
## # Source: lazy query [?? x 2]
## # Database: spark_connection
## word author
## <chr> <chr>
## 1 return doyle
## 2 sherlock doyle
## 3 holmes doyle
## 4 collection doyle
compute()
will operate this transformation and cache the results in Spark memory. It is a good idea to pass a name to compute()
to make it easier to identify it inside the Spark environment. In this case the name will be all_words
all_words <- all_words %>%
compute("all_words")
This is what the code would look like on an actual analysis:
all_words <- doyle %>%
mutate(author = "doyle") %>%
sdf_bind_rows({
twain %>%
mutate(author = "twain")}) %>%
filter(nchar(line) > 0) %>%
mutate(line = regexp_replace(line, "[_\"\'():;,.!?\\-]", " ")) %>%
ft_tokenizer(input.col = "line",
output.col = "word_list") %>%
ft_stop_words_remover(input.col = "word_list",
output.col = "wo_stop_words") %>%
mutate(word = explode(wo_stop_words)) %>%
select(word, author) %>%
filter(nchar(word) > 2) %>%
compute("all_words")
word_count <- all_words %>%
group_by(author, word) %>%
tally() %>%
arrange(desc(n))
word_count
## # Source: lazy query [?? x 3]
## # Database: spark_connection
## # Groups: author
## # Ordered by: desc(n)
## author word n
## <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 twain one 20028
## 2 doyle upon 16482
## 3 twain would 15735
## 4 doyle one 14534
## 5 doyle said 13716
## 6 twain said 13204
## 7 twain could 11301
## 8 doyle would 11300
## 9 twain time 10502
## 10 doyle man 10478
## # ... with more rows
doyle_unique <- filter(word_count, author == "doyle") %>%
anti_join(filter(word_count, author == "twain"), by = "word") %>%
arrange(desc(n)) %>%
compute("doyle_unique")
doyle_unique
## # Source: lazy query [?? x 3]
## # Database: spark_connection
## # Groups: author
## # Ordered by: desc(n), desc(n)
## author word n
## <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 doyle nigel 972
## 2 doyle alleyne 500
## 3 doyle ezra 421
## 4 doyle maude 337
## 5 doyle aylward 336
## 6 doyle catinat 301
## 7 doyle sharkey 281
## 8 doyle lestrade 280
## 9 doyle summerlee 248
## 10 doyle congo 211
## # ... with more rows
doyle_unique %>%
head(100) %>%
collect() %>%
with(wordcloud::wordcloud(
word,
n,
colors = c("#999999", "#E69F00", "#56B4E9","#56B4E9")))
The word cloud highlighted something interesting. The word lestrade is listed as one of the words used by Doyle but not Twain. Lestrade is the last name of a major character in the Sherlock Holmes books. It makes sense that the word “sherlock” appears considerably more times than “lestrade” in Doyle’s books, so why is Sherlock not in the word cloud? Did Mark Twain use the word “sherlock” in his writings?
all_words %>%
filter(author == "twain",
word == "sherlock") %>%
tally()
## # Source: lazy query [?? x 1]
## # Database: spark_connection
## n
## <dbl>
## 1 16
The all_words
table contains 16 instances of the word sherlock in the words used by Twain in his works. The instr Hive UDF is used to extract the lines that contain that word in the twain
table. This Hive function works can be used instead of base::grep()
or stringr::str_detect()
. To account for any word capitalization, the lower command will be used in mutate()
to make all words in the full text lower cap.
Most of these lines are in a short story by Mark Twain called A Double Barrelled Detective Story. As per the Wikipedia page about this story, this is a satire by Twain on the mystery novel genre, published in 1902.
twain %>%
mutate(line = lower(line)) %>%
filter(instr(line, "sherlock") > 0) %>%
pull(line)
## [1] "late sherlock holmes, and yet discernible by a member of a race charged"
## [2] "sherlock holmes."

## [16] "late sherlock holmes, and yet discernible by a member of a race charged"
spark_disconnect(sc)


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These charts explore the most common reasons that animals are taken into the Bloomington Animal Care and Control facility. By understanding how the animals end up in the shelters, we may be able to address common causes.
The most common reason that animals are taken into this facility is because they are strays. Obviously this means shelter workers aren't able to interview previous owners to better understand how the animals became stray.
Additional analysis on the animals not classed as "stray" can provide some insight.
The most common intake reason is that the animal is stray. The next most common intake reason is that the owner is moving, followed by the animal being considered "incompatible" with the household.
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Play involves no hidden information. Each player begins with 16 pieces: one king, one queen, two rooks, two knights, two bishops, and eight pawns. Each piece type moves differently, with the most powerful being the queen and the least powerful the pawn. The objective is to checkmate the opponent's king by placing it under an inescapable threat of capture. To this end, a player's pieces are used to attack and capture the opponent's pieces, while supporting one another. During the game, play typically involves exchanging pieces for the opponent's similar pieces, and finding and engineering opportunities to trade advantageously or to get a better position. In addition to checkmate, a player wins the game if the opponent resigns, or in a timed game, runs out of time. There are also several ways a game can end in a draw.
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I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.
John 15:5
Abiding in Jesus isn't something that comes automatically to any believer. It's a lifestyle that involves discipline and effort.
We have to choose to give ourselves to our union with Him, to give Him first place where our attention is concerned. If we want to grow spiritually, if we want to walk in power and in fellowship with the Lord, we'll have to spend the time it takes to know Him.
That's not something we can do for a while and then forget about either. We must continue in it every day. For the moment we stop moving closer to Jesus, we always startdrifting away.
You see, here in this natural world you're surrounded by ungodliness. You live in a body that is totally natural. Unless you purposely counter that with daily prayer and time in the Word, your body and your mind will simply give in to the pressures around you and go the way of the world.
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Post of the week
This week has been spent mostly reading mathematics (which I won’t bore you with) so my post of the week is the light summary of OpenAI releasing that they said was too dangerous. As exciting as it is terrifying.
Blogs and commentary
- Monzo have recently scaled up their data team from 1 to 30 people. Here’s how they did it.
- Ever wonder whether given housing information you could try to predict airbnb prices? Even if you didn’t we have a post for you.
- As we have previously seen, it is hard to implement any form of AI to provide benefits in health. Springer’s BSC discusses the key challenges in delivering clinical impact.
- I read a nice little paper (only 11 pages) providing a language dataset for understanding humour.
Tools of the trade
- Resampling (not a new topic) is gaining interest as a way to solve machine learning problems for e.g. estimation of variance. Lucky for us, there’s a free book on the topic to get us started. Especially if you are looking to start making use of bootstrapping to build an understanding of causation in your problems.
- In a bid to become more productive with my time, I’m going to trial the use of the pomodoro technique. Whether or not this suits my style of getting things done I’m not sure yet, but it may work for you.
- For those looking for an introduction to the mechanics of deep learning, I recommend the deep learning book from MIT press.
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It’s a terrible film but I was reading the posts this week at some speed so needed something to reflect that!


ppmrainbow(1) ppmrainbow(1) NAME ppmrainbow - Generate a rainbow SYNOPSIS ppmrainbow [-width=number] [-height=number] [-tmpdir=directory] [-verbose] color ... All options can be abbreviated to their shortest unique prefix. You may use two hyphens instead of one to designate an option. You may use either white space or equals signs between an option name and its value. DESCRIPTION ppmrainbow generates a PPM image that fades from one color to another to another from left to right, like a rainbow. The colors are those you specify on the command line, in that order. The first color is added again on the right end of the image. If you want a vertical or other non-horizontal rainbow, run the output through pnmrotate. One use for such a rainbow is to compose it with another image under an alpha mask in order to add a rainbow area to another image. In fact, you can make rainbow-colored text by using pbmtext, pnmcomp, and ppmrainbow. OPTIONS -width number The width in pixels of the output image. Default is 600. -height number The height in pixels of the output image. Default is 8. -tmpdir The directory specification of the directory ppmrainbow is to use for temporary files. Default is the value of the TMPDIR environment variable, or /tmp if TMPDIR is not set. -verbose Print the "commands" (invocations of other Netpbm programs) that ppmrainbow uses to create the image. SEE ALSO ppmmake(1), pnmcomp(1), pbmtext(1), ppmfade(1), ppm(5). AUTHOR Arjen Bax wrote ppmrainbow in June 2001 and contributed it to the Netpbm package. Bryan Henderson wrote this man page in July 2001. 1 July 2001 ppmrainbow(1)


WWE Survivor Series 2019: Date, Start Time, Live Stream Info And Card
by Brian MaziqueSurvivor Series has a tough act to follow. On Saturday night, NXT War Games delivered the action and entertainment for the crowd at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois. On Sunday night, the last of the Big four pay-per-views will attempt to keep things rolling.
WWE has done a solid job incorporating NXT in with Smackdown and Raw in the weeks leading up to Survivor Series. Because of this, we’ll see some first-time meetings and unique combinations in the ring.
Here’s how you can watch.
- Date: Sunday, November 24
- Time: 5 pm ET
- TV: PPV
- Live Stream: YouTube (Pre-Show) and WWE Network
The Biggest Draw
While there are a plethora of cross-brand angles on tap, the main event and biggest draw will be Brock Lesnar’s defense of his Universal title against Rey Mysterio. Lesnar quickly dispatched former UFC rival Cain Velasquez at Crown Jewel, which helped to add some fire to the feud with Mysterio.
There’s been some solid promos and overall storytelling in this program, but it’s difficult to imagine Mysterio going over in this match and dethroning Lesnar. Hopefully, this isn’t simply a squash match with nothing more meaningful taking place.
Aside from the Lesnar-Mysterio main event, we’ll also see several team matches, the NXT Championship, The Fiend Bray Wyatt vs. Daniel Bryan, and more.
Here is the full card:
The Card
- Universal Championship match: "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt (c) vs. Daniel Bryan
- WWE Championship match: Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Rey Mysterio
- Champion vs. Champion vs. Champion match: Becky Lynch vs. Bayley vs. Shayna Baszler
- Team Raw (Seth Rollins, Drew McIntyre, Kevin Owens, Ricochet, Randy Orton) vs. Team SmackDown (Roman Reigns, Mustafa Ali, Braun Strowman, King Corbin, Shorty G) vs. Team NXT (to be announced on Sunday)
- Champion vs. Champion vs. Champion match: AJ Styles vs. Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Roderick Strong
- NXT Championship match: Adam Cole (c) vs. Pete Dunne
- Champions vs. Champions vs. Champions match: The War Raiders vs. The New Day vs. The Undisputed
It would have been great to see the winners of the champion-vs-champion-vs-champion matches given some kind of year-end distinction. However, nothing of that sort has been announced. Instead, we’ll just hope to see something special from the ladies and men involved in Sunday’s matches.
NXT War Games proved you don’t need a ton of title matches to put on an excellent pay-per-view. Hopefully, Survivor Series follows suit.


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Nyan Cat is the name of a YouTube video, uploaded in April 2011, which became an Internet meme. The video merged a Japanese pop song with an animated cartoon cat with a Pop-Tart for a body, flying through space, and leaving a rainbow trail behind it. The video ranked at number 5 on the list of most viewed YouTube videos in 2011.


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Road Trip A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 2000 Marty Mapes
** (out of 4) ROAD TRIP is a bad college comedy with just a handful of laughs. It will never be a GOOD movie, and it will only be a FUNNY movie if you sit in a theater with a big crowd of college students.
A Videotaped Tryst
In a bracketing story, Tom Green (of MTV fame), playing 7th-year undergrad Barry, is giving a tour of Ithaca college. He tells his audience would-be students and their parents about a legendary love in one particular dormitory....
Josh and Tiffany (Breckin Meyer and Rachel Blanchard), have been sweethearts since childhood, and they still keep in touch, even though Josh is at Ithaca and Tiffany studies in Austin.
One lonely night Josh sleeps with another girl, and he videotapes his tryst for the extra excitement. There is a mix-up, and the incriminating tape is accidentally sent to Tiffany. With the tape on its way, the only thing for Josh to do is to drive to Austin and try to beat the U.S. Mail.
Josh gets three of his friends to go with him. E.L. (Seann William Scott) is the party animal who can get his friends to agree to anything. Ruben (Paulo Costanzo) is the guy who fills his brain with philosophy, trivia, and any drug that might be interesting.
Not Enough Laughs
The situation is perfect for a college comedy, but ROAD TRIP doesn't have enough laughs to capitalize.
For one thing, the jokes were not fast-paced enough. Instead of exhausting me with joke after joke, like THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, ROAD TRIP made me wait for every joke, and I dutifully anticipated each one. During the pauses between jokes I found myself getting ready for the next moment of comic release.
My audience seemed to feel the same way, like they were primed to laugh, like they were waiting for the slightest comic trigger. Once we were so eager to laugh that when the woman next to me blew her nose it got a polite wave of chuckles.
Another part of the problem lies somewhere between the writers and the actors. Either Phillips (who also wrote the screenplay) can't write college dialogue, or the actors didn't know how to work with the material. In any case, many of the jokes felt forced. E.L. agrees to the trip by saying "you expect me to stay here and learn?" He sounds more like someone's vague idea of a college student than an actual student.
There are a few reasons to recommend ROAD TRIP. The camaraderie of the four main characters was genuine and eventually interesting. Green's comic interludes were sick and amusing. Some of the jokes were unexpected, and therefore quite funny.
But on the whole, ROAD TRIP is not worth the trip to the theater. -- ___________ Marty Mapes<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Movie Habit http://www.moviehabit.com
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Focus on UX/UI and prototypingWork ethic, curiosity and learn quickly.
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Nelson Mandela
The man whos saved a billion lives
Here's a time line of Mr Mandela life
- 1950 - He became the national president of the anc youth league
- 1948 - MANDELA WAS A LEADING OPPONENT OF THE 1948 APARTHEID LEGISLATION
- 1952 - HE CO-FOUNDED THE FIRST BLACK LEGAL PARTNERSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA
- 1952 - HE SERVED AS THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT
- 1995 - HE FOUNDED A NUMBER OF ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE EQUALITY AND FIGHT PROBLEMS LIKE AIDS
- 1993 - NELSON MANDELA WAS AWARDED THE 1993 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
- 2013 - DIES AT THE AGE OF 95
“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.”
--Nelson Mandela
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia entry .


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James Mejia
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Proud graduate of East High School in Denver Undergraduate degree in Marketing from the University of Notre Dame (BBA) - Mexico City study abroad program Graduate degree in Business Management from Arizona State University (MBA) - Phi Beta Kappa member for academic excellence Graduate degree in Public Policy from Princeton University (MPP)
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As the former CEO of the Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and as a consultant to Hispanic Chambers across the state, I have been involved in Colorado Latino issues and organized business people and allies to advocate for those positions. As an elected member of the Denver Public Schools Board of Education and founding CEO of the Denver Preschool Program, I have advocated for the education of children in Denver. As the Executive Director of the Agency for Human Rights and Community Relations, I have advocated and organized efforts including economic development, senior, GLBTQ issues, youth issues and those involving diverse ethnic groups. As a university Adjunct Professor, I have helped to educate young people regarding the importance of the political process. My entire professional life has been about representing and advocating for diverse perspectives.
Elected to and served on the Denver Public Schools Board of Education - 1999-2003 Candidate for Mayor of Denver - 2011 Donations to local candidates including Denver Clerk and Recorder, Paul Lopez Organized political fundraiser for all Latino candidates for state office in November 2018. Current Democratic political commentator on KUSA 9News
Presidential Advisory Board - Colorado Mountain College, Consultant and Co-chair Local Organizing Committee - German Marshall Fund of the United States, Member - Skyline Acres Swim and Tennis Club, Member of the Board – Mohar Foundation
I want to serve because I believe I can diligently fulfill this meaningful work that will have a profound impact on the future of our State, which I love. I believe forming districts takes great compromise and communication as well as a deep understanding of diverse community perspectives. As a native Denverite, former elected official and educator, I believe I have the skill set and experience to find the best solutions to districting that will best represent Colorado.
Listening to various perspectives is important in policy making and something which I have done through legislative work at the Denver Public Schools Board of Education, as a member of the Mayor's cabinet in Denver, and as the former Chairman of the Philanthropy Committee of the state's largest granting organization, the Colorado Health Foundation. This background and experience is something which would serve me well as one who is able to listen to multiple concerns and collaborate to find solutions best for our state.
With formal education and training of an MBA and MPP that has provided me the background and systems knowledge to determine optimal outcomes, as well as a deep understanding of Colorado issues, the ability to listen closely, synthesize common perspectives and find common ground has become second nature to me. Information gathering and study has been a constant skill I have used and continue to use in my current work as well as the ability to focus on salient issues and empathize with diverse perspectives. For the sake of the future of our beloved State, I would be honored to use these skills to arrive at compromise positions that take into account a myriad of perspectives.
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Collection of data about the neck of an inner common MOTS.
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Boolean indicating whether neck pinching is above thresholds.
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Boolean whether we have any data about the neck at all.
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Smaller distance from z_center
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Once a year 50 percent of the profit is evenly distributed among the members. The general assembly can decide on the top 50 percent of the profit if the liquidity/cash (? what is the correct term) is above the threshold of €1000,- per member.


Network Directed by Sidney Lumet Starring Faye Dunaway, William Holden, Peter Finch, Robert Duvall USA, 1976 Rated R (occasional strong language, violence, brief sex)
A- The television industry is a vicious world of circling sharks, a world of death, violence, sex, manipulation, cynicism, and spite. Paddy Chayefsky's dark exposť of this industry, Network, is savage, hilarious, and strangely powerful. From it has come the famous cry, "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore," screamed live on air by Peter Finch's final character, the depressed and degraded ex-anchor-gone-mad Howard Beale. Chayefsky and one of the great American directors, Sidney Lumet, show us a plethora of venomous and interesting characters in a film that dares to explore not only the corruption of electronic journalism, TV execs, and machinery, but also the corruption of a generation polluted by the god-like, morbid minds on screen.
Howard Beale (Finch) has just been fired from his anchoring job on the struggling network UBS. On the air, he refuses to go out without a bang. He announces he will commit suicide on television, for all to see, and jokes about how this outburst will surely buoy the current, low ratings of the news show. Of course, the public and press react. Everyone is either outraged or enlightened. This may have been the first time an anchor has shown his true, humanistic colors on the tube. The public is interested.
On the next night, executives agree to keep Howard Beale on the show for one day. They expect him to apologize for his emotional eruption. He doesn't, though. On UBS news that night, Beale decides to segue into a tell-all, pessimistic tale of corruption and hypocrisy in our society. He also uses the "Bs" word. UBS News has sky-rocketed up the Nielsen Ratings and, though it is clear to his friends (William Holden) that he has lost his mind, the station keeps him as an anchor to better their ratings. The audience seems to be responding to Beale's seemingly biblical proclamations because they seem so true. Everyone has become tired of happiness and people are willing to listen to the empowering mockery of American culture Howard Beale and UBS News are providing.
 He urges his viewers to get up from their chairs and go to the window. He tells them it is no use to change things when you're not as "mad as hell." "You have to get really angry first," he advises. That night, the whole nation screamed from their windows the furious cry of Howard Beale.
Faye Dunaway is Diana Christensen, the sexy and driven programmer of the new Howard Beale show, a wrath-ridden, daily showcase of Beale's newfound philosophies. Max Schumacher (Holden), the original news programmer, is fired because of his concern for his insane friend. Diana and Frank Hackett (Robert Duvall), the power-hungry executive, milk Beale of all he can offer and use him like a dog. Beale has commanded an entire culture to tune in every night and watch him screaming about "truthful" issues. He has reached the heights of an American guru or idol. He may even have replaced the role of God in America. He speaks of the illusion of power and the illusion of television. He is a good man who has exploded; he is sick and tired of blood-thirsty hounds.
There is a very moving subplot in Network, one of infidelity that involves Max, the middle-aged, helpless producer, and Diana, the ruthless young programmer, in an affair. We also see Beatrice Straight in a very brief but brilliant performance as Max's wife. We learn that, beneath Diana's assured exterior, she is completely empty of human emotion and is numbed to reality. Max, who is going through a mid-life crisis, gives a moving speech on his fear of death and how he used Diana to rid this fear and, in turn, was used by her. As a college student, Diana had a great crush on Max when he gave a lecture at her university, but now that her past infatuation has become a delusive relationship, we realize that her exposure to the television culture has steered her life in a superficial direction. However, as Lumet pointed out in his great book Making Movies, it is not the TV, a mere machine, that has corrupted an entire generation and will corrupt many generations to come, but the horrible minds on the screen that conquered the goodness of the people. Diana is a woman who was raised on these corrupted minds and Max, realizing this, flees the affair.
Network, with the guidance of Lumet and cinematographer Owen Roizman, plunges us into an artificial world in which everything is based on the dollar bill and the manipulation of a confused mass audience. Not only are the executives, programmers, and presidents of these stations at fault for contaminating our souls, but we are as much at fault too, if only because we have allowed ourselves to be persuaded by money-making ideas that may seem novel at the time but, as Beale would say, are what we could have find within ourselves. No, Network is not a film of immense, sappy coating. It is brutally funny and relentlessly moving. It gets its point across very well through its pungent darkness and Chayefsky's amazing script.
The cast is heaven-sent. Faye Dunaway is calculative and scheming and she gives one of her best performances ever as Diana. William Holden is extremely impressive and affective as Max, giving probably the most moving performance in the film. Peter Finch won the Best Actor Oscar posthumously for playing Howard Beale with the passion and anguish that he did. Beatrice Straight and Ned Beatty stand out in very small roles with superbly written monologues.
Network, directed by the great man who brought us such masterpieces as 12 Angry Men and Dog Day Afternoon, is outrageous and campy. The issues of television corruption may be exaggerated (or may not be) but they are not difficult to believe. (*Spoiler*) When Howard Beale is killed at the end for his show having network-threatening ratings, it is not beyond belief. A world of extortion and villainy is always capable of stooping that low. What Network may eventually make clear is that people are able to go to such horrific, violent extremes for the simple reason of money, but only when they have been hardened and made plastic by the sinister coercion of illusions.
By Andrew Chan
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Getting Started with Data
What can we do with this data, and why the courage of the people increasing towards the data related jobs in the industry. Is it a hype or reality.
Read MoreI am Mahaveer Rulaniya, a pre-final year UG student at IIT Kharagpur. I am proficient in Data Analysis, Statistics, Python, Machine Learning and BI Tools and Technologies.
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Working on various Deep Learning applications such as Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing and Speech using Pytorch and TensorFlow 2.0 in Python.
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