JUDGE DREDD A film review by Choo Eng Aun Copyright 1995 Choo Eng Aun
(Wide Screen, Dolby Digital)
Starring : Sylvester Stallone, Armand Assante, Joan Chen, Jurgen Prochnow, Rob Schneider, Diane Lane. Produced by : Andrew Vajna Directed by : Danny Cannon Running Time : 1hr 30mins (approx) A Hollywood Pictures Release
The future for earth is bleak. Our home planet has turned mostly into desert (global warming?) and pollution is worse than anyone could imagine. The harsh conditions has earned Earth the term 'The Cursed Earth.' People no longer live anywhere they wish, all of them cram into Mega Cities (very-very large cities), which brings us to Mega City One, Dredd's very own playground. In Mega Cities, the higher up the building you live, the safer you are, the higher your status. Down on the street, crime and chaos rules. The normal judiciary system is no longer useful in bringing justice to Mega Cities, there is just too much chaos. Instead, police-cum-army-cum-judge enforcers are deployed. Judgement is passed by the arresting judge as soon as wrongdoers are arrested.
Based on the phenomenal British comic series of the same title, JUDGE DREDD showcases lots of dead bodies (as in the comics) and some really impressive action sequences laced with goo-goo-bytes of computer generated special effects. Judge Dredd (Stallone) prowl Mega City One, passing judgement on those he arrests. Meanwhile, a notorious villian, Rico (Assante) escapes from a penal colony, wreaks chaos in Mega City One and also contributes to the tons of bodies already donated by Dredd. The sets are lavish, the computer generated city is breathtaking but the costumes, well...a bit too colourful and clean to be taken seriously.
The plot is typical of most of Hollywood's action films; just about as thin as the air in outer space. I was lucky to have a Judge Dredd comic fan sitting next to me, and he explained nearly all of the jargon and culture that only Dredd fans would know. I actually enjoyed the movie quite a bit. The introduction was a bit corny but the thick action helped erase that negative thought. There is enough action to satisfy action-hungry and entertainment-seeking movie goers but the ending really really does leave a lot to be desired. The script, too, proved too corny at times but hey, so were most of Stallone's previous action flicks.
Stallone is his usual self; minimal dialogue, 'action speaks louder than words.' Assante, though physically less appealing than Stallone, managed to play the psychotic Rico rather well. Apart from the really weak, anti- climactic ending, JUDGE DREDD is a pretty polished action movie. I particularly liked the fast-paced chase sequence around, on top and under the buildings of Mega City One. The ABC War Machine which Rico uses as his bodyguard was really menacing.
Action : ****- Drama : *---- Suspense : **--- Total Rating : 6 out of 10
Legend : ***** phenomenal **** excellent *** good ** so-so * huh?
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR QUESTION 1
Write the code for the TBD
class, per the instructions below.
TODO: FILL THIS IN.
- (10 pts) Correct syntax and structure of a Java class.
- (8 pts) Private instance variables for the data members (attributes)
- (8 pts) A two-argument constructor that takes arguments for ….. TODO Example invocation: ```java PUT AN EXAMPLE INVOCATION HERE
- (8 pts) getter methods called
getFoo
andgetBar
FILL THIS IN and FILL THIS IN. - (8 pts) setter methods called
setFoo
FILL THIS IN andsetBar
FILL THIS IN. - (8 pts) a correct
toString()
method. The method should return WHAT???
Note that for this exam, you do NOT need to include Javadoc comments
or write a .equals
method.
Total Points: Total points: ?
End of Exam Handout


Installation¶
Pypi¶
We recommend the simple approach of using pypi:
pip install spectralradex
Note, you may receive an error of the kind
could not find a version that satisfies the requirement spectralradex
which is caused by a bug in how the requirements for spectralradex is configured. Pip will be in the process of installing a library (pandas/numpy) when this occurs and it can be solved by installing that library through pip before installing SpectralRadex.
Manual Install¶
However, if you wish to install manually, clone the repo and from the main directory run the following
python3 setup.py install
optionally, specify a path for the installation using
python3 setup.py install --prefix=/path/to/my/install
making sure that the install path is part of your PYTHONPATH environmental variable. You’ll need to add the .egg directory eg. `path/to/my/install/lib/python3.7/site-packages/spectralradex-0.0.2-py3.7-linux-x86_64.egg`


Game Class
Main class.
Engine of the game. It has a parameter with the current scene in the canvas. It loads all the core files and inits canvas.
Constructor
Game
()
Properties
baseUrl
String
Base url of the server. Used for load files without relative paths.
canvas
DOMElement
Contains the main canvas.
drawEngine
DrawEngine
Drawing handler object.
fps
Int
Frames per second.
size
Object
Size of the canvas.


Mosaic image from Hani et al.
Sample 3.
{
"name": "hani-ms2-sample-3",
"type": "web-worker",
"tags": [],
"ui": "",
"version": "0.1.0",
"cover": "",
"description": "Hani et al., Sample 1",
"icon": "extension",
"inputs": null,
"outputs": null,
"api_version": "0.1.8",
"env": "",
"permissions": [],
"requirements"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"dependencies": []
}


This Portfolio is intended to showcase my design works and explorations. All work featured, is of my own doing and does not contain any other persons work. These works may not be distributed or copied without my consent. All rights reserved including the rights of reproduction and use in any form, printed, written, oral or by any means, including the making of copies by any print, photo process or by any electronic or mechanical device. All artworks, textual content and specific photos displayed on this portfolio are copyrighted to the companies / persons they have been designed for and may not be used unless authorised via written permission by the respective companies / persons.
The portfolio also includes the design explorations done as a live or hypothetical classroom projects in D J Academy of Design, Coimbatore, and Industrial Design Centre, Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay. Any content other than the final artwork may refer to various resources which should be considered as a part of design learning without any commercial intend.
A few portion of the work shown in the portfolio, was created while I was a designer working in an advertising and graphic design firm. While I consider the pieces that I’ve shown to largely be a result of my concepts and design, however, as is always the case of working in a collaborative environment, I cannot take 100% credit for the final product.
The art and photos used in many of my portfolio pieces are stock photos or belong to their respective deviant art or artists. I do not claim any ownership or take credit for such images. They are only used as a reference or sample art to explain the particular work in layout and design.
Sorts Mill Goudy by Barry Schwartz
Ek Mukta by Ek Type
Abhey Singh Greywall
Greywall Productions Pvt. Ltd.
Designed by
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Demonstrates:
Basic Grid with Auto-Resize on Window Resize
View Source:
View the source for this example on Github


Copyright © 2012 W3C® (MIT, ERCIM, Keio), All Rights Reserved. W3C liability, trademark and document use rules apply.
This document specifies goals, requirements and use cases for the XQuery Update Facility 3.0.
This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. Other documents may supersede this document. A list of current W3C publications and the latest revision of this technical report can be found in the W3C technical reports index at http://www.w3.org/TR/.
This is a First Public Working Draft as described in the Process Document. It was developed by the W3C XML Query Working Group, which is part of the XML Activity. The Working Group expects to eventually publish this document as a Working Group Note.
This document includes, for each requirement, a corresponding status, indicating the current situation of the requirement in XQuery Update Facility 3.0 at the time that it was issued as a Working Draft in December 2011. Organizations and individuals should review this document to determine whether or not the requirements provided meet the needs of the full-text community. If additional requirements are identified, they may be added to these requirements in a future publication.
Three status levels are used:
This indicates that the requirement, according to its original formulation, has been completely met. Optional clarificatory text may follow.
This indicates that the requirement has been partially met according to its original formulation. When this status is indicated, explanatory text is provided to better clarify the current scope of the requirement.
This indicates that the requirement, according to its original formulation, has not been met. If this is the case, explanatory text is provided.
This document also incorporates a number of Use Cases that assist the Working Groups in determining whether a candidate requirement is, in fact, a real requirement and illustrating various problems that XQuery Update Facility 3.0 is intended to address.
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1 Goals
2 Usage Scenarios
3 Requirements
3.1 Terminology
3.2 General Requirements
3.3 Relationship to XQuery
3.0
3.4 XML
Query Update Functionality
3.5 Transaction
characteristics
4 Use Cases for XQuery
Update Facility 3.0
4.1 Use Case "R" - Updating
Relational Data
4.1.1 Description
4.1.2 XML Schemas
<IP_ADDRESS>
Schema for users.xml
<IP_ADDRESS>
Schema for items.xml
<IP_ADDRESS>
Schema for bids.xml
4.1.3 Input Data
4.1.4 Updates and Results
<IP_ADDRESS>
Q1
<IP_ADDRESS>
Q2
<IP_ADDRESS>
Q3
4.2 Use case
"Wiki" - traversing a set of Wiki pages
4.2.1 Input data
4.2.2 Q1
This document describes the requirements and use cases for the XQuery Update Facility 3.0. [XQuery 3.0: An XML Query Language] provides queries, but has no support for adding new values or changing existing values. The XML Query Working Group intends to add support for updates in a future version of XQuery. This document only contains requirements that have not been previously met by [XQuery Update Facility 1.0]
The following usage scenarios describe how the XQuery Update Facility 3.0 may be used in various environments, and represent a wide range of activities and needs that illustrate the problem space to be addressed. They are intended to be used as design cases during the development of the XQuery Update Facility 3.0, and should be reviewed when critical decisions are made. These usage scenarios should also prove useful in helping non-members of the XML Query Working Group understand the intent and goals of the project.
Modify XML in persistent XML stores, including native XML databases, XML files stored on a file system, or XML stored in SQL databases.
Modify XML messages to change status and add information created while processing the message.
Add new data to an existing XML document; for instance, add a new entry to a BLOG or a data log.
Perform updates on configuration files, user profiles, or administrative logs represented in XML.
Create a new copy of an XML document or subtree that differs from the original in the way specified by the update. For instance, updates could be used to modify a web message in order to add new information and change headers to reflect the modified status.
Modifying XML views of non-XML sources, such as an [SQL/XML] view of a SQL database.
The following key words are used throughout the document to specify the extent to which an item is a requirement for the work of the XML Query Working Group:
This word means that the item is an absolute requirement.
This word means that there may exist valid reasons not to treat this item as a requirement, but the full implications should be understood and the case carefully weighed before discarding this item.
This word means that an item deserves attention, but further study is needed to determine whether the item should be treated as a requirement.
When the words MUST, SHOULD, or MAY are used in this technical sense, they occur as a hyperlink to these definitions. These words will also be used with their conventional English meaning, in which case there is no hyperlink. For instance, the phrase "the full implications should be understood" uses the word "should" in its conventional English sense, and therefore occurs without the hyperlink.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST be backwards compatible with [XQuery Update Facility 1.0].
Status: this requirement has not been met.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST be defined on the [XQuery and XPath Data Model (XDM) 3.0].
Status: this requirement has not been met.
Note:
The properties of a Data Model instance that can be modified by the XQuery Update Facility 3.0 are discussed in 3.4 XML Query Update Functionality.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST be based on [XQuery 3.0: An XML Query Language]. The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST use XQuery 3.0 to identify items to be updated. The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST use XQuery 3.0 to specify items used in the updates.
Status: this requirement has not been met.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MAY support an explicit XML Schema validation operation that preserves node identity.
This requirement has not been met according to its original formulation; however, the revalidation mode can be set to ensure that type information is recovered and the resulting document is valid according to the governing schema.
Note:
The XQuery 3.0 validate expression creates a new copy of each validated node, with a new identity. This requirement involves preservation of identity.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MAY be compositional with respect to XQuery 3.0 expressions; that is, it may be possible to use an update wherever an XQuery 3.0 expression is used.
Status: this requirement has not been met. Updating expressions are limited to specific syntactic contexts.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST be able to support expressions that return both a non-empty XDM instance and a non-empty pending update list.
Status: this requirement has not been met.
In this section, the terms Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability are taken from the ACID model of transaction characteristics for databases, which is described in [Transaction Processing Concepts and Techniques].
At the end of an outermost update operation (that is, an update operation invoked from the external environment), the data model MUST be consistent with respect to the constraints specified in the Data Model 3.0. In particular, all type annotations MUST be consistent with the content of the items they govern.
Status: this requirement has been met.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MAY define additional levels of granularity at which Data Model 3.0 constraints are enforced.
Status: this requirement has not been met.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST not preclude the means by which operations can be isolated from concurrent operations.
Status: this requirement has not been met.
The XQuery Update Facility 3.0 MUST not preclude a means to control the durability of atomic operations and atomic execution units.
Status: this requirement has not been met.
The use cases listed below were created by the XML Query Working Group to illustrate important applications for an XML update facility. Each use case is focused on a specific application area, and contains a Document Type Definition (DTD) and example input data. Each use case specifies a set of updates that might be applied to the input data, and the expected resulting value of the modified input for each update. Since the English description of each query is concise, the expected results form an important part of the definition of each update directive. These use cases are inspired by section 3 Requirements.
These use cases represent a snapshot of an ongoing work. Some important application areas and important operations are not yet adequately covered by a use case. The XML Query Working Group reserves the right to add, delete, or modify individual queries or whole use cases as the work progresses. The presence of a query in this set of use cases does not necessarily indicate that the query will be expressible in the XQuery Update Facility to be created by the XML Query Working Group.
One important use of an XML update language will be to update data stored in relational databases. This use case describes a set of such possible updates.
This use case is based on performing updates on the data used in Use Case "R" from the [XML Query Use Cases]. The sample data from this Use Case is copied below for convenience, and exactly match the data found in the XQuery 1.0 Use Cases. Instead of DTDs, we describe this data with W3C XML Schemas.
The data represents a relational database used by an online auction. The auction maintains a USERS table containing information on registered users, each identified by a unique userid, who can either offer items for sale or bid on items. An ITEMS table lists items currently or recently for sale, with the userid of the user who offered each item. A BIDS table contains all bids on record, keyed by the userid of the bidder and the item number of the item to which the bid applies.
The three tables used by the online auction are below, with their column-names indicated in parentheses.
USERS ( USERID, NAME, RATING ) ITEMS ( ITEMNO, DESCRIPTION, OFFERED_BY, START_DATE, END_DATE, RESERVE_PRICE ) BIDS ( USERID, ITEMNO, BID, BID_DATE )
This use case is based on three separate input documents named users.xml, items.xml, and bids.xml. Each of the documents represents one of the tables in the relational database described above, using the following schemas:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xs:element name="users"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded" ref="user_tuple"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="user_tuple"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element ref="userid"/> <xs:element ref="name"/> <xs:element minOccurs="0" ref="rating"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="userid" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="name" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="rating" type="xs:string"/> </xs:schema>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xs:element name="items"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded" ref="item_tuple"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="item_tuple"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element ref="itemno"/> <xs:element ref="description"/> <xs:element ref="offered_by"/> <xs:element minOccurs="0" ref="start_date"/> <xs:element minOccurs="0" ref="end_date"/> <xs:element minOccurs="0" ref="reserve_price"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="itemno" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="description" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="offered_by" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="start_date" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="end_date" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="reserve_price" type="xs:string"/> </xs:schema>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xs:element name="bids"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded" ref="bid_tuple"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="bid_tuple"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element ref="userid"/> <xs:element ref="itemno"/> <xs:element ref="bid"/> <xs:element ref="bid_date"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="userid" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="itemno" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="bid" type="xs:string"/> <xs:element name="bid_date" type="xs:string"/> </xs:schema>
The following data is an excerpt of the initial state for Q1. In this particular use case, each update begins with the state resulting from the prior update.
<items> <item_tuple> <itemno>1001</itemno> <description>Red Bicycle</description> <offered_by>U01</offered_by> <start_date>1999-01-05</start_date> <end_date>1999-01-20</end_date> <reserve_price>40</reserve_price> </item_tuple> ... Snip ... </items> <users> <user_tuple> <userid>U01</userid> <name>Tom Jones</name> <rating>B</rating> </user_tuple> ... Snip ... </users> <bids> <bid_tuple> <userid>U02</userid> <itemno>1001</itemno> <bid>35</bid> <bid_date>1999-01-07</bid_date> </bid_tuple> <bid_tuple> ... Snip ... </bids>
The entire data set is represented by the following tables:
| USERID | NAME | RATING |
| U01 | Tom Jones | B |
| U02 | Mary Doe | A |
| U03 | Dee Linquent | D |
| U04 | Roger Smith | C |
| U05 | Jack Sprat | B |
| U06 | Rip Van Winkle | B |
| ITEMNO | DESCRIPTION | OFFERED_BY | START_DATE | END_DATE | RESERVE_PRICE |
| 1001 | Red Bicycle | U01 | 1999-01-05 | 1999-01-20 | 40 |
| 1002 | Motorcycle | U02 | 1999-02-11 | 1999-03-15 | 500 |
| 1003 | Old Bicycle | U02 | 1999-01-10 | 1999-02-20 | 25 |
| 1004 | Tricycle | U01 | 1999-02-25 | 1999-03-08 | 15 |
| 1005 | Tennis Racket | U03 | 1999-03-19 | 1999-04-30 | 20 |
| 1006 | Helicopter | U03 | 1999-05-05 | 1999-05-25 | 50000 |
| 1007 | Racing Bicycle | U04 | 1999-01-20 | 1999-02-20 | 200 |
| 1008 | Broken Bicycle | U01 | 1999-02-05 | 1999-03-06 | 25 |
| USERID | ITEMNO | BID | BID_DATE |
| U02 | 1001 | 35 | 1999-01-07 |
| U04 | 1001 | 40 | 1999-01-08 |
| U02 | 1001 | 45 | 1999-01-11 |
| U04 | 1001 | 50 | 1999-01-13 |
| U02 | 1001 | 55 | 1999-01-15 |
| U01 | 1002 | 400 | 1999-02-14 |
| U02 | 1002 | 600 | 1999-02-16 |
| U03 | 1002 | 800 | 1999-02-17 |
| U04 | 1002 | 1000 | 1999-02-25 |
| U02 | 1002 | 1200 | 1999-03-02 |
| U04 | 1003 | 15 | 1999-01-22 |
| U05 | 1003 | 20 | 1999-02-03 |
| U01 | 1004 | 40 | 1999-03-05 |
| U03 | 1007 | 175 | 1999-01-25 |
| U05 | 1007 | 200 | 1999-02-08 |
| U04 | 1007 | 225 | 1999-02-12 |
The underlying database system has the following referential integrity constraints:
A foreign key on the BIDS table requires that BIDS.USERID contains a value that is found in USERS.USERID
A foreign key on the BIDS table requires that BIDS.ITEMNO contains a value that is found in ITEMS.ITEMNO
Insert a new bid for Roger Smith on item 1002, adding 10% to the best bid received so far for this item, and report back what bid was just entered.
Solution in the XQuery Update Facility:
let $uid := doc("users.xml")/users/user_tuple[name = "Roger Smith"]/userid let $topbid := max(doc("bids.xml")/bids/bid_tuple[itemno = 1002]/bid) let $newbid := $topbid * 1.1 return ( insert nodes <bid_tuple> <userid>{ data($uid) }</userid> <itemno>1002</itemno> <bid>{ $newbid }</bid> <bid_date>1999-03-03</bid_date> </bid_tuple> into doc("bids.xml")/bids, <new_bid>{ $newbid }</new_bid> )
Expected Result:
The best bid for item 1002 had been at 1200, thus Roger's bid is at 1320.
<new_bid>1320</new_bid>
Expected resulting content of bids.xml:
<bids> <bid_tuple> <userid>U02</userid> <itemno>1001</itemno> <bid>35</bid> <bid_date>1999-01-07</bid_date> </bid_tuple> ... Snip ... <bid_tuple> <userid>U01</userid> <itemno>1002</itemno> <bid>400</bid> <bid_date>1999-02-14</bid_date> </bid_tuple> ... Snip ... <bid_tuple> <userid>U04</userid> <itemno>1007</itemno> <bid>225</bid> <bid_date>1999-02-12</bid_date> </bid_tuple> ... Snip ... <bid_tuple> <userid>U04</userid> <itemno>1002</itemno> <bid>1320</bid> <bid_date>1999-03-03</bid_date> </bid_tuple> </bids>
Place a bid for Roger Smith on item 1007, adding 10% to the best bid received so far on that item, but only if the bid amount does not exceed a given limit. Otherwise return the current top bid.
Solution in the XQuery Update Facility:
let $uid := doc("users.xml")/users/user_tuple[name = "Roger Smith"]/userid let $topbid := max(doc("bids.xml")/bids/bid_tuple[itemno = 1007]/bid) let $newbid := $topbid * 1.1 return if($newbid <= 240) then ( insert nodes <bid_tuple> <userid>{ data($uid) }</userid> <itemno>1002</itemno> <bid>{ $newbid }</bid> <bid_date>1999-03-03</bid_date> </bid_tuple> into doc("bids.xml")/bids, <new_bid>{ $newbid }</new_bid> ) else ( <top_bid>{ $topbid }</top_bid> )
Expected Result:
Adding 10% to the best bid on item 1007 would require a bid of 247.5, which is more than the allowed limit of 240. Thus, the bids.xml document does not change.
<top_bid>225</top_bid>
Erase user Dee Linquent and the corresponding associated items and bids. Return a count of the items and bids deleted.
Solution in the XQuery Update Facility:
let $user := doc("users.xml")/users/user_tuple[name = "Dee Linquent"] let $items := doc("items.xml")/items/item_tuple[offered_by = $user/userid] let $bids := doc("bids.xml")/bids/bid_tuple[userid = $user/userid] return ( delete nodes ($user, $items, $bids), <deleted> <items>{ count($items) }</items> <bids>{ count($bids) }</bids> </deleted> )
Expected Result:
<deleted> <items>2</items> <bids>2</bids> </deleted>
Expected resulting content of items.xml:
<items> <item_tuple> <itemno>1001</itemno> <description>Red Bicycle</description> <offered_by>U01</offered_by> <start_date>1999-01-05</start_date> <end_date>1999-01-20</end_date> <reserve_price>40</reserve_price> </item_tuple> ... Snip ... <item_tuple> <itemno>1004</itemno> <description>Tricycle</description> <offered_by>U01</offered_by> <start_date>1999-02-25</start_date> <end_date>1999-03-08</end_date> <reserve_price>15</reserve_price> </item_tuple> <item_tuple> <itemno>1007</itemno> <description>Racing bicycle</description> <offered_by>U04</offered_by> <start_date>1999-01-20</start_date> <end_date>1999-02-20</end_date> <reserve_price>200</reserve_price> </item_tuple> <item_tuple> <itemno>1008</itemno> <description>Broken bicycle</description> <offered_by>U01</offered_by> <start_date>1999-02-05</start_date> <end_date>1999-03-06</end_date> <reserve_price>25</reserve_price> </item_tuple> </items>
Expected resulting content of users.xml:
<users> <user_tuple> <userid>U01</userid> <name>Tom Jones</name> <rating>B</rating> </user_tuple> <user_tuple> <userid>U02</userid> <name>Mary Doe</name> <rating>A</rating> </user_tuple> <user_tuple> <userid>U04</userid> <name>Roger Smith</name> <rating>C</rating> </user_tuple> ... Snip ... <user_tuple> <userid>U06</userid> <name>Rip Van Winkle</name> <rating>B</rating> </user_tuple> </users>
Expected resulting content of bids.xml:
<bids> <bid_tuple> <userid>U02</userid> <itemno>1001</itemno> <bid>35</bid> <bid_date>1999-01-07</bid_date> </bid_tuple> <bid_tuple> <userid>U04</userid> <itemno>1001</itemno> <bid>40</bid> <bid_date>1999-01-08</bid_date> </bid_tuple> ... Snip ... <bid_tuple> <userid>U02</userid> <itemno>1002</itemno> <bid>600</bid> <bid_date>1999-02-16</bid_date> </bid_tuple> <bid_tuple> <userid>U04</userid> <itemno>1002</itemno> <bid>1000</bid> <bid_date>1999-02-25</bid_date> </bid_tuple> ... Snip ... <bid_tuple> <userid>U04</userid> <itemno>1007</itemno> <bid>225</bid> <bid_date>1999-02-12</bid_date> </bid_tuple> </bids>
This scenario demonstrates the use of an updating function that returns a non-empty XDM instance. The recursive function traverses a set of html documents by following the href attributes, returning an index structure representing the linkage hierarchy. The function also updates a list of visited documents in order to avoid a document being visited more than once.
Note:
This use case requires side-effects in the language and so is unlikely to be supported. It may be removed in a future draft of this document.
Documentation.html: The top level Wiki page.
<html> <head><title>Documentation</title></head> <body> <h1>Contents</h1> <ul> <li><a href="section1.html">Section 1</a></li> <li><a href="section2.html">Section 2</a></li> </ul> </body> </html>
section1.html:
<html> <head><title>Section 1</title></head> <body> <h1>First</h1> <p>Some interesting detail. More in the <a href="section1a.html">next section</a></p> <p>Back to the <a href="Documentation.html">index page</a></p> </body> </html>
section1a.html:
<html> <head><title>Section 1a</title></head> <body> <h1>Subsection</h1> <p>More of the same</p> <p>Back to the <a href="Documentation.html">index page</a></p> </body> </html>
section2.html:
<html> <head><title>Section 2</title></head> <body> <h1>Second</h1> <p>Summary of <a href="section1.html">section 1</a> and <a href="section1a.html">section 1a</a></p> <p>Back to the <a href="Documentation.html">index page</a></p> </body> </html>
Return the document hierarchy omitting duplicates.
Solution in the XQuery Update Facility:
declare variable $prefix := "/html/"; declare variable $visited := <visited/>; declare function local:filetree($s as xs:string, $depth) { if ($depth < 5) then <level depth="{$depth}"> <file>{ $s }</file> { let $relname := concat($prefix, $s) let $doc := doc($relname) for $href in $doc//@href where contains($href,"htm") and not(contains($href,"http")) and (every $url in $visited/url satisfies $url != $href) return ( insert node <url>{ $href }</url> into $visited, <newcall>{ local:filetree($href, $depth+1) }</newcall> ) } </level> else () }; local:filetree("Documentation.html", 1)
Expected result:
<level depth="1"> <file> Documentation.html </file> <newcall> <level depth="2"> <file> section1.html </file> <newcall> <level depth="3"> <file> section1a.html </file> </level> </newcall> </level> </newcall> <newcall> <level depth="2"> <file> section2.html </file> </level> </newcall> </level>


Set the height bla bla and width of an element
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National 10 Mile Outdoor Track Champions for South Africa
Men (25 runnings) 18 Apr 1938 Cape Town 54:45.6 A P vanZyl 29 Mar 1937 Bloemfontein 53:25.5 Wally Hayward-3 13 Apr 1936 Port Elizabeth 53:53.8 Johannes Coleman 22 Apr 1935 Pretoria 55:55.6 Jackie Gibson 02 Apr 1934 Queenstown 56:03.8 J H LeRoux-3 17 Apr 1933 Cape Town no finishers 28 Mar 1932 Durban 56:52.0 Wally Hayward-2 06 Apr 1931 Bloemfontein 57:05.8 J H LeRoux-2 21 Apr 1930 Johannesburg 56:28.4 Wally Hayward 01 Apr 1929 Kimberley 56:41.8 J H LeRoux 09 Apr 1928 Cape Town 58:12.9 C J Worral 18 Apr 1927 Durban 58:41.0 J Gilles 04 May 1926 Johannesburg 57:57.2 D R Jacobs 13 Apr 1925 Cape Town n/t F Fernandes 21 Apr 1924 Durban 56:14.2 Len Richardson-3 02 Apr 1923 Johannesburg 59:20.2 Len Richardson-2 02 Oct 1922 Port Elizabeth 58:17.0 J H Miller-2 03 Oct 1921 Cape Town 59:23.4 J H Miller 05 Apr 1920 Johannesburg 56:44.4 Len Richardson .... not held 01 Jun 1914 Port Elizabeth 03 May 1913 Johannesburg 56:23.8 Chris Gitsham-2 08 Apr 1912 Cape Town 55:11.2 Ken McArthur 03 Jun 1911 Durban 55:10.0 Chris Gitsham 01 Jun 1910 Pretoria 58:01.0 J Harmse 12 Apr 1909 Johannesburg 59:48.4 Charles Hefferon
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Faceauth
Faceauth gem is a simple plugin which allows users to sign into any rails based web application using their face. Primarily supporting devise authentication system (Please refer Devise gem), this gem uses FindFace Cloud API to run the matches & authenticate users. This is implemented from thought process of finding new ways of authenticating users eliminating need for users to remember so many passwords for various web applications they interact with.
Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'faceauth'
And then execute: bash $ bundle
Or install it yourself as: bash $ gem install faceauth
Next, you need to run the generator: bash $ rails generate
faceauth:install
Embedding in a Rails app
Add the following to your routes.rb file:
mount Faceauth::Engine, at: "/"
(Note: You may mount the server at any path, not just at “/”)
Add two columns using migration to your devise user model in rails application. Example for column names: user_picture, last_sign_in_picture
And run migrations:
$ rake db:migrate
Generate devise views: (Assumption that you are already using devise gem for authentication platform in your rails application)
rails generate devise:views
add the following in devise/shared/_links.html.erb file.
<%= link_to "Log in using your face", faceauth.new_session_path %><br />
(Note: Ensure to setup process of recording user picture during signup process and store details in :user_picture column.)
Next, setup the configuration:
Open your initializers file at config/initializers/faceauth.rb where you can configure settings for faceauth as follows:
Faceauth.configuration do |config|
config.model_name = "user"
config.uploader_name = "carrierwave"
config.redirect_url = "root_path"
config.findface_api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY"
config.signup_picture_column = "user_picture"
config.signin_picture_column = "last_sign_in_picture"
config.email_column = "email"
end
The options available are:
| Option | Description | Default Values | | —————– | ——————————- |
——————————– | | model_name
| String to set devise user model .
| “user” | | uploader_name
| String to define attachments
plugin used to store images. | “carrierwave” or “paperclip” | |
redirect_url
| String to provide location details for taking
user after successful authentication. | “root_path” | |
findface_api_key
| String to set Findface API Key. | “Findface
API key” | | email_column
| set column name where user email
is stored | “email” | | signup_picture_column
| set column
name where user picture is stored | “user_picture” | |
signin_picture_column
| set column name where user picture is
stored recorded from faceauth sign in page | “last_sign_in_picture” |
Ensure you have set 'findface_api_key' and 'redirect_url' in config/initializers/faceauth.rb
config.findface_api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY"
config.redirect_url = "root_path" #By default, the option takes root_path of your rails application.
If you wish to pass your custom model name & column names, please set the names using
config.model_name = "your_model_name"
config.signup_picture_column = "custom_column_name"
config.signin_picture_column = "custom_column_name"
Start using the gem 🙂
Note:
In development environment please use ngrok with https protocol. As per the security standards & protocols access to microphones & webcames are allowed only through secure channel.
Customization
We built Faceuth to help you quickly integrate contact form in your application. However, we don't want to be in your way when you need to customize it.
Since Faceauth is an Rails engine, all its views are packaged inside the gem. These views will help you get started, but after some time you may want to change them. If this is the case, you just need to invoke the following generator, and it will copy all views to your application:
$ rails generate faceauth:views
If you would like to generate only a few sets of views, like the ones for
the form
you can pass a list of names to the generator with
the -v
flag.
$ rails generate faceuath:views -v form
Todos
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Extending this functionality for other authentication plugins.
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Support for ruby versions < 2.2.2 .
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Writing Test cases.
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Making signin process faster. i.e. The response time of Jpeg_camera gem we use to capture picture is slow. Need to make it faster such that it improves overall user experience.
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User will be able to login by showing a hardcopy of photo instead of showing his face to webcam which allows successful authentication. Need to explore on this to avoid this scneario to make it more efficient and authentic.
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Need to check system behaviour in assuming Twins in users base and find fixes for any issues observed.
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Adding security question system will eliminate the use cases 5 & 6 after immediate positive verification, however this addition should not hammer user experience. Need to design very intutive & flexible user sign in flow.
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at github.com/[USERNAME]/faceauth. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
Please ensure to follow the following steps as standard practice to contribute:
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Fork it ( github.com/rubyeffect/faceauth/fork )
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Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
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Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
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Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
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Create a new Pull Request
License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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I was at my friends house, bored looking for some weed, we decided to scrape out my pipes.  I gave one to my other friend (we'll call him jojo). He called us on the phone and asked me what the stuff I gave him was, he said he felt really dazed and confused. So then i remembered about the coleus I had in my pocket (it was dried out) and I asked my friend (we'll call her sally) if she wanted to try smoking it. we smoked 2 of the dime bags. it was about 3 bowls each, and then a shared bowl at the end.  I went home and went to bed then.
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LoPhatMelk27-Nov-18 08:00 PM
ive seen them disable withdrawls, but this is the first time ive seen the trades.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴27-Nov-18 08:01 PM
dunno about why actual trades would be disabled unless they have a database server down
the 2 (wallets and trades) aren't related (edited)
LoPhatMelk27-Nov-18 08:02 PM
yea, tried to place a bid and nope error message, trades are disabled
Cryptoon27-Nov-18 09:09 PM
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Cryptoon27-Nov-18 09:09 PM
Bang bang
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looks like DP has much bigger issues, people are complaining deposits for Verus are also down(edited)
The Pirate Princess! Haha. She just screams during each move.
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Alright28-Nov-18 01:07 AM
@blackbeard research "powers of TAU" ceremony
should quell some of the FUD
blackbeard28-Nov-18 01:08 AM
Tank ye koindly @Alright Chars
Git a known dev lookin' ta adopt 'em privacy features, bit he too proud ta talk ta ye kmd devs.
They be on eos, boot seems he be tangled oop in 'es own fishin' gear.
his last argurment be the Trusted setup issue. Te TAU article be me best weapon ta git him ta unerstand correct @Alright ?
Alright28-Nov-18 01:14 AM
it's not implemented yet
but when it is, the "trusted setup" FUD will be entirely gone
there were like 100 participants(some very well respected people)
they'd all have to collude
blackbeard28-Nov-18 01:15 AM
praise 'em Davy jones lad
that roight thar be good news fur certain
Alright28-Nov-18 01:16 AM
he's fuding the trusted setup and is in favor of EOS?
blackbeard28-Nov-18 01:16 AM
yarr, messed oop lad
he on the verge of comin accros wit hims tech
Flexatron28-Nov-18 01:20 AM
Powers of tau was for sapling right
Will be even bigger ceremony in the future
Alright28-Nov-18 01:24 AM
don't think it was for sapling
PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 02:14 AM
What up dirty birds?
FishyGuts28-Nov-18 02:23 AM
The needed factors to ALL come together to create a fraud issue with the ceremony is not even possible in a Hollywood script scenario.
That’s my take on it. It’s some high level conspiracy shot that not a single person would be able to prove.
Hey @PUMPnJUMP BRAAAAAAP!!
PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 02:50 AM
@FishyGuts gets it!
FishyGuts28-Nov-18 02:51 AM
What do you ride @PUMPnJUMP ?
I have KTMs. 450 mxc and 125 sx
PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 02:52 AM
I'm actually a mountain biker, trail and lift access downhill. So I'm really using the excite bike logo tangentially. Feel like a poser now
FishyGuts28-Nov-18 02:54 AM
Haha. That’s ok. I run an intense 27.5
Bought it off some old dude locally for 3k. It’s a 8k bike. Carbon fiber everything.
Where do you ride @PUMPnJUMP I am very close@to Aliso woods trails and the Luge in Laguna Beach.
Google them. Famous trails around here. Brian Lopez helped build the luge.
I also ride BMX.
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PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 02:56 AM
I ride an sworks enduro
FishyGuts28-Nov-18 02:56 AM
Sick!!
Sworks!
PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 02:56 AM
Used to live down in socal but now bayarea
Been riding Santa Cruz a lot!
FishyGuts28-Nov-18 02:56 AM
I’m a NorCal native.
PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 02:57 AM
Nice man, I love it up here
FishyGuts28-Nov-18 02:57 AM
Almaden, San Jose, San Ramon, Pleasanton.
Moved away 20 years ago. Missed it since.
PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 02:58 AM
I was living down in Claremont so decent riding in my backyard
Hit up big bear religiously
Dude sick bmx pic
There's a nice pump track down the street from my place now. I need a hard tail to make the most of it
FishyGuts28-Nov-18 03:02 AM
Big bear is awesome. I had a season pass two years ago. Last year I didn’t I broke my back riding BMx. Pedal grind to 360 out on a 9’ quarter pipe. My front tire hung up and I fell ~11 feet to my asscheek. It’s been a slow biking year for me but im just getting back at it.
Takes longer to heal when you’re 40
PUMPnJUMP28-Nov-18 03:07 AM
Nice whip!
How's the back now?
Redbeard28-Nov-18 03:08 AM
$ARRR
Redbeard28-Nov-18 03:24 AM
Do those circlic nutbreakn comtraptins float? $ARRR mateys need a bign to arrr noyt. Hydroplane and dubble hull fore navigatin tha currant seas
@PUMPnJUMP better. Riding again. I still take any donations of any pain meds you all have leftover
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Prefer Vicodin’s and Percocet.
But seriously... it was a long road to recovery and I am fortunate to teach kids to BMX every summer and ride for fun with my boys whenever they want.
Ric of Ric & Thadeus28-Nov-18 05:32 AM
anybodys hashrate been weird recently?
NutellaLicka28-Nov-18 05:33 AM
Which pool? Mine hasn't on minethepiratechain.black
Ric of Ric & Thadeus28-Nov-18 05:33 AM
i might need to change pools when i get home... im on piratepool
i was averaging like 24-30sol up unitl about last weekend
NutellaLicka28-Nov-18 05:37 AM
Have you checked your miners outputs?
Ric of Ric & Thadeus28-Nov-18 05:38 AM
that i havent done...wont be home to check em until thursday
might turn the oc down on em when i get back
usually i can restart em...and then boom hash shoots up for a while...levels off...day later in the tank
NutellaLicka28-Nov-18 05:41 AM
Yeah, I'd double check the output log. See if the temps are ramping up or any problems going on
Ric of Ric & Thadeus28-Nov-18 05:45 AM
thanks...both of mine have been stable around 64-66 while being on 24 hours a day over the last 3 weeks
NutellaLicka28-Nov-18 05:46 AM
Yeah okay, doesn't sound like you're having any issues. I'm not sure of any other reasons why your hash would drop suddenly then. Maybe internet problems or ping problems to the server? Are you getting a lot of invalid shares?
Ric of Ric & Thadeus28-Nov-18 05:58 AM
ill have to check when i get home...ill give an update thursday
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The Zcash Foundation facilitated and hosted the Powers of Tau ceremony, which took place between November 2017 and April 2018. It accepted 87 contributions from cryptographers and members of the community. Only one of these contributions needs to be honestly constructed for the parameters in this phase to be secure.
Most of the participants wrote about their experience and the unique countermeasures they deployed. Andrew Miller and Ryan Pierce famously flew in a plane with radioactive material to seed their random number generator. Filippo Valsorda wrote an independent implementation of the ceremony code in Go. Devrandom developed a trusted build environment for the Rust code.
The Zcash Company hosted the MPC for constructing Sapling’s final zk-SNARK parameters. We announced the ceremony in May and accepted contributions through early August. In all, this ceremony accepted over 90 contributions, of which only one must be honestly constructed for the success of this phase.


Sometimes, creators feel the need to stress to the audience that a work is part of an indefinite ongoing series, in order to make sure that they look for the next installment. A particularly unsubtle version of this is to simply announce it in an out-of-universe caption instead of "The End". The traditional format is some variation of "[HERO'S NAME] will return".
Sometimes this can be the sad sign that a work was intended to launch a Stillborn Franchise.
Not to be confused with And the Adventure Continues, which is where the intended final installment of a work doesn't have a permanent ending, but suggests that the characters will continue adventuring into the future, or with I Shall Return, which is a character saying this in story as a promise or threat. See also To Be Continued for more serialised works, and Sequel Hook for an intentionally conspicuous plot loose end that could provide the seed for a sequel.
Examples:
- Sword Art Online: Alicization concluded with a "Kirito Will Return" message entirely in English.
- IDW Publishing's comic book prequel to Bumblebee ended with "Bumblebee will return" to complete the miniseries generally being an homage to the James Bond films. Ironically, the comic is incompatible with the continuity of the actual film due to being based on an earlier draft where Bumblebee had earlier adventures on Earth and the final film changing the script so that Bumblebee had not been on Earth prior to the events of the film.
- In Alarm Clock, the author's note on the final chapter ends with "Ditzy Doo and Doctor Hooves will return..."
- The Differentverse: A Quest for Harmony ends with an author's note stating that "The Bearers will return in... Different Bearers: A Case of Family", and confirms it will be centered around Scootaloo's family.
- A Diplomatic Visit: The story ends with an announcement: "To be continued in Diplomat at Large"
- European edits of The Transformers: The Movie have a voiceover at the end proclaiming that Optimus Prime will return. This was an Author's Saving Throw due to massive fan backlash in the USA to his death in the film.
- The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension ended with the announcement that he would return in Buckaroo Banzai Against the World Crime League. The movie wasn't a success, so he didn't.
- The 1975 Doc Savage film ended with a "Doc will return in Doc Savage: The Arch Enemy of Evil" caption. Unfortunately, due to the film's poor commercial and critical response, this hasn't happened yet.
- Parodied by Doctor Detroit, whose end credits proclaim that Doctor Detroit will return in Doctor Detroit II: The Wrath of Mom.
- The Trope Codifier is the James Bond films, all of which end with a caption "James Bond will return in [TITLE OF NEXT FILM]" when the title of the next film is known, or simply "James Bond will return" when it isn't. Sometimes they changed their minds, for example when The Spy Who Loved Me announced that For Your Eyes Only would be the next film, when Moonraker came between.
- Mac and Me ended with the titular alien and his family becoming American citizens and driving off in a car, with a sign on the back with a big pink bubble popping up saying "We'll Be Back". The movie's poor reception ensured that would not happen.
- Machete ends with the narrator claiming "Machete will return in "Machete Kills" and "Machete Kills Again" ". When Machete Kills was released, the third film's name changed to "Machete Kills Again... IN SPACE!"
- Maradonia and the Shadow Empire, the film adaptation of the first Maradonia Saga book, ends with a caption promising a sequel titled Maradonia and the Escape from the Underworld. It seems to be a Stillborn Franchise.
- The Marvel Cinematic Universe has several, both before and after its first big crossover.
- Thor does this just before The Stinger - "Thor will return in The Avengers."
- Iron Man 3 ended with a "Tony Stark will return" caption, to explain to the audience that the film's ending with Tony seemingly retiring permanently from superheroing wouldn't stick (but keeping a bit of ambiguity about whether Iron Man would be seen again), and that Tony-only fans should still go and see Avengers: Age of Ultron.
- Captain America: Civil War ends with a "Spider-Man will return" to explain that Spidey will get his own film.
- Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther both state that the titular hero will return in Avengers: Infinity War.
- Avengers: Infinity War ends with a "Thanos will return" caption, lampshading the film's The Bad Guy Wins ending.
- Ant-Man and the Wasp, which ends on a Sudden Downer Ending, ends this caption with an uncertain question mark.
- Captain Marvel ends with "Captain Marvel will return in Avengers: Endgame", though this time it's after the mid-credits scene rather than after the credits.
- Some The View Askewniverse films parody this with a "Jay and Silent Bob will return" caption, referring to two characters who are usually recurring minor ones.
- The 1960's Matt Helm film series. At the end of the last film, The Wrecking Crew, the caption says "Matt Helm will return in The Ravagers". The Ravagers would have been the fifth Matt Helm film, but it was never made.
- Roller Gator ends with "Watch for Roller Gator 2", but the sequel was never made.
- Doctor Who:
- The William Hartnell and the Patrick Troughton eras had Next Week captions after the credits aired after the last episode of a serial.
- The 2005 revival has occasionally done this for mid-season hiatuses and season endings, such as "A Good Man Goes to War" ending with a caption reading "The Doctor will return in Let's Kill Hitler".
- 2019 New Years Day special "Resolution" has The Doctor Will Return after the episode ends.
- It's done again at the end of "The Timeless Children".
The Doctor will return in "Revolution of the Daleks".
- The epilogue of Henry IV, Part 2 promises a continuation "with Sir John in it". In the event, Shakespeare either changed his mind (according to one theory, after receiving complaints from the descendants of the historical Sir John Fastolf over how their ancestor was depicted, and according to another theory, he fell out with Falstaff's actor, William Kempe) or was trolling the audience, as Falstaff dies off-stage in Henry V without ever appearing.
- Bendy and the Ink Machine chapters finish with Bendy will return
- The credits of Crash Twinsanity end with Crash Bandicoot will return.
- Parodied on the Hercules: The Animated Series episode "Hercules and the Golden Touch", as part of its James Bond homage, where the narration teases a non-existent sequel.
Icarus: Hercules will return in From Sparta with Love.
- Gravity Falls: The original airing of the season one finale had Grunkle Stan state over the credits sequence that "Gravity Falls will return", promising a resolution to the Sequel Hook put in place just seconds prior.
- Infinity Train: The premiere U.S. broadcast of "The Engine" ended what had been announced as a ten-episode miniseries with a short promo clip before the credits sequence, in which One-One tells the audience he'll "See [us] next time!" before the screen states "Infinity Train will return".
- Steven Universe:
- Although it wasn't in the episode proper, the credits during the premiere of "A Single Pale Rose" (a Wham Episode that ended on a Cliffhanger) had a short preview from the next episode, followed by a caption of "Steven Universe will return." For context, this series had many long breaks between episodes that left audiences without any idea when they would resume.
- The premiere of the Steven Universe: Future episode "Prickly Pair" ended with a caption of "The Story Continues", as no episodes beyond that had yet been announced.
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I was
following a tutorial to learn Javascript, a programming language commonly used when you want to make a
webpage dynamic and add special effects on pages. I was trying to solve one of the challenges: the task
consisted in
using a for loop (it allows code to be executed repeatedly) to add the value of each element of an
array ( a
collection/group of elements) to a variable total that at the beginning was set to zero. The
problem
was
pretty simple to solve and I was sure about my solution, but the test failed to pass.
I re-checked the
logic
of my code, went through each line by repeating to myself, in simple words, what each step should have done,
and
it
seemed all good to me. I did not know what to change or what to do so, I googled for a solution to my
problem
and my code turned out to be correct but the test still did not pass.
I felt really
frustrated and hopeless. So I read the assignment again and then my code carefully, when I noticed... a typo
error!!! I wrote down “lenght” instead
of “length”. Now, every time that a test does not pass, the first thing I do is checking the spelling!
In the Built-in Methods Kata there was a problem in which we needed to map over every word in a given
sentence and capitalize the first letter of every word.
We needed to create a function - a piece of code
that perform a task and return an output - that took, for example, the sentence “i love styling a website”
and returned "I Love Styling A Website". I decided to use a problem solving technique called
pseudocode :
basically you have to describe in plain english what your piece of code should do.
So I started writing
in simple words, line by line, what my function should have done, and searching for the relative methods
that
would allow me to do it. Looking for
some examples on Google, also helped me to understand how to apply the different methods to my code. At the
end I put all the pieces together and wrote my function.
I felt really confident throughout the process
by using this problem-solving technique, all was clear and neat. I think this approach is very useful for
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U-571. Reviewed by Jan Bednarczuk<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It isn't the most original movie. It doesn't have the most interesting characters. It's been done before, in a multitude of ways.
But I liked it anyway.
The premise of U-571 is a familiar one. A submarine crew gets called out to do An Important Mission, that may Win the War for the United States. (Oh, were there other countries that were in the war on the Allied side, too? No matter, it's irrelevant.) We saw this in Hunt for Red October. We've seen it in countless World War II movies. We even saw it in Crimson Tide, for crying out loud.
So what makes this movie different? Well, the details of the plot are slightly different. This time, the plucky submarine crew is out to capture a coding device from a crippled German submarine. The coding device must be captured at all costs. It is more important than the lives of any of the men on the crew. Also, there is an Executive Officer who was only recently turned down for a captain's position, because his commanding officer felt that he was not ready to order men to their deaths. Hmm. Combine these two plot points, and I'm sure you can see where the movie is heading.
And even as predictable as all of this is, I still liked this movie! It's a great adventure movie, uncluttered by any of the irrelevant crap that so often weighs down otherwise-good adventure movies. There was no romantic interest, pining away at home for her man at sea. There were no unnecessary shots of the commanding forces back on land, planning out what should be done. There was only the submarine, the men, and the enemy, and a fine adventure story tying them all together.
Sure, the character development was crappy, but it was also unimportant.  For this movie, those outlined character sketches were all that were necessary.
I found myself biting my nails during a few key points of this movie. The suspense and drama drew me in, made me want to know what happened next. This is not a movie during which I would have felt comfortable leaving for ten minutes to get popcorn -- not because I would have missed important plot, but because I would have missed the action, and in this movie, the action was what was important. Will they avoid the depth charges? Will the submarine survive at this depth? Will the commanding officer be able to give the command to abandon some of his men? What will happen?
All things considered, I'll give this movie a favorable review. It's not the best movie ever, but it was a fun ride, and that's all I wanted it to be.
Rating: *** (3 stars out of 4)
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Marcus Rashford and his agent ask Premier League to count goal vs Aston Villa
Marcus Rashford's goal vs Aston Villa earlier this month was given as a Tom Heaton own goal.
by Joe Bray, https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/authors/joe-bray/Marcus Rashford and his agent have asked the Premier League why his 'goal' vs Aston Villa earlier this month has been taken off him.
Rashford is enjoying a fine season for United, with his goal against Manchester City his 13th of the season in 21 appearances. It's already equalled his best ever return for the club in a single season.
However, the striker clearly feels he should have one more strike in that tally, and appears to be taking his case to the Premier League.
In the home draw over Aston Villa on December 1, Rashford's header hit the post before bouncing in off visiting goalkeeper Tom Heaton. Rashford ran off in celebration, but the goal was later given as an own goal, with Rashford getting the assist.
After his derby goal this weekend, the Premier League tweeted: "With 13 goals in 21 apps in all comps, @MarcusRashford has equalled his best goalscoring return for @ManUtd in a single season."
But Rashford, still unhappy at the Villa decision, corrected it by replying with the number 14. He added a picture of the header against Villa, saying: "We gotta talk about this."
Backing up the striker was his brother and agent Dwaine Maynard, who then Tweeted: "100% a goal should be credited to the forward! Without contact it doesn’t go towards the goal! Goals have been given for less @ManUtd @premierleague @FA ???"
Maynard followed up his plea to the authorities on Instagram as he appealed for fans to contact the Premier League to get the goal awarded in Rashford's favour.
"If you want a say in this, head over to Twitter and tag the @premierleague with ur opinion," he said.
"You get hammered when you don't score! So now let's hammer them because you have and it hasn't been credited ... #whatsminesismines"


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The kernel was tested with Lites-1.1.u3 running on the following base systems:
Limitations:
To enable the serial console support, you must change a #define in mach4-i386/kernel/bogus/rc.h. RCLINE is the number of the serial device that you want to use, and RCADDR is the port. The options for RCLINE and RCADDR are shown below, as taken from autoconf.c, for the ``com'' device (these are also in rc.h).
options for RCLINE: RCLINE RCADDR info ------ ------ --------------------------- 0 0x3f8 (port 0x3f8/irq 4 DOS COM1) 1 0x2f8 (port 0x2f8/irq 3 DOS COM2) 2 0x3e8 (port 0x3e8/irq 5 DOS COM3) 3 0x2e8 (port 0x2e8/irq 9 DOS COM4)RCBAUD is now #defined in mach4-i386/kernel/i386at/com.c and defaults to 9600 baud.
Slices map directly to DOS partitions. Slices 1-4 are DOS primary partitions 1-4, slices >=5 map to any DOS extended partitions, in the order that they appear on the disk. In addition to this, there is a ``whole disk'' device (ie. sd0, hd0). To access a BSD partition within a slice, you add the BSD partition letter suffix (ie. To access partition a in slice 1 on your IDE disk, you would use wd0s1a).
To make things even more confusing, there is also a ``compatability slice'' that maps to the first slice with a BSD label (usually what you want, since BSD's on the x86 have generally only allowed one BSD partition per disk). If there are no DOS partitions on the disk, then the compatibility slice maps to the whole disk. The compatability slice is there so that old programs that don't know about slices will still work.
To disable all the partition code's output if you aren't using the linux device drivers (since they use their own partitioning code), change PARTITION_DEBUG to 0 in mach4/kernel/scsi/disk_label.c
Some examples:
sd0 -> whole disk sd0s1 -> DOS primary partition 1 sd0s5 -> 1st DOS extended partition sd0s7 -> 3rd DOS extended partition
sd0s1a -> BSD partition a, in DOS primary partition 1 sd0a -> BSD partition a, in first `slice' with disklabelYou need to get Lites-1.1.u3 if you want to use slice names/devices with the Lites system.
--enable-fipc
on your configure
line.
kern_return_t fipc_send (fipc_endpoint_t dest, char *buffer, int length);
The fipc_endpoint_t struct contains the 6 byte ethernet hardware address (hwaddr) and the unsigned short fipc_port number (port).
kern_return_t fipc_recv (unsigned short fipc_port, char *buffer, int *len,
fipc_endpoint_t *sender);
fipc_recv() copies up to len bytes into the user buffer, returning the actual message size back in len. The hardware address of the sender is returned in the hwaddr field of the *sender parameter. There is currently no concept of a sending port number.
A receiving thread will pick up the first available message on a port's queue. If there is a waiting message, the thread will pick that up and return immediately, else it will block until a message arrives. During the time that a thread is blocked on a fipc_port, that port is considered "bound." There is no other reservation mechanism.
There is a receive queue (currently of length 4) for each open fipc_port. There is currently a limit of how many open ports are allowed, in total. This is to guarantee receive buffer space for a full queue on each open port. There are no guarantees of message delivery, however. A successful send does not imply packet receipt. The network card may drop a packet, if the receiving port's queue is full, or there are no more available ports, and the message is not for an open port (with available queue space) the packet will be dropped.
fipc_send() does no fragmentation and sends messages up to ETHERMTU size, less the size of fipc header structure. Similarly, fipc_recv() does no reassembly.
fipc_send() and fipc_recv() are currently only available when using the native mach NE2000 ethernet driver.


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