FOREVER MINE (director/writer: Paul Schrader; cinematographer: John Bailey; editor: Kristina Boden; cast: Joseph Fiennes (Alan Ripley / Manuel Esquema), Ray Liotta (Mark Brice), Gretchen Mol (Ella Brice), Vincent Laresca (Javier), Myk Watford (Rick Martino); Runtime: 115; J & M Entertainment / Moonstar Entertainment; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A 'So What' film from Paul Schrader (Affliction), about a cabana boy's rise into the underworld of big-time financiers. Adjectives such as vacuous and pretentious fit this film to a tee. It was unable to get theater bookings, even with the star-studded cast and Paul Schrader's prestigious name listed as the screenwriter and director, and even though it played at the Toronto and Telluride Film Festivals. It was finally shown on the "Starz" cable TV channel, as the company that owned the rights to the film went bankrupt and sold the film in a package deal to the cable station.
"Forever Mine" is a noir mystery that turns into a slow, uninvolving noir love story about revenge. The insipid acting by the three leads who are involved in a love triangle, failed to give life to their characters. There was also an unsuccessful attempt to compare their melodramatics with the literature of Madame Bovary (using it as the book the Gretchen Mol character liked to read to seniors as part of her charity work). The script was pale, leading nowhere but down a dark path of murky noir morality. By the time we get to the payoff scene, the film seemed meaningless.  This scene was supposed to show the different reactions the two opposites had to their life situations--one motivated by hate and the other by love. The only problem was, that the story never felt right and it never convincingly showed how a woman can live 14 years with a husband she subliminally hates and can still remain with him until her former lover unexpectedly returns from the dead.
The movie is a mess...with sappy dialogue fit more for a film like Erich Segal's "Love Story." This one layed an egg with the whiny and pleading Joseph Fiennes character reduced to saying mostly corny love lines to the boring Gretchen Mol character for most of the film.
 Manuel has flashbacks to 14 years earlier, when he was only 23, and the story unfolds of how he and Javier were cabana boys in a posh beachfront hotel in Miami Beach. He was also taking classes at the university and having succumbed once to doing a drug deal with Javier and spending time in prison, decides to turn a deaf ear to Javier's urgings that they go partners in some big drug deals.
When the girl of his dreams, an attractive, busty blonde, Ella Brice (Mol), comes out of the water in a sexy white bathing suit and wiggles her hips, Alan Ripley, the real name for Manuel Esquema, falls in love and pursues her despite her protestations. He is not put off by her being married and being a pious Catholic, and with him in the lowly position of cabana boy. He gets his chance to be with her when her aspiring politically minded businessman husband Mark (Ray Liotta), goes on an overnight business trip. He takes her to bed in a cheap Miami hotel, but when he asks her to run away with him, she refuses and returns with her husband to their affluent home in Westchester County, New York.
Warning: spoilers to follow.
The lovesick puppy quits his hotel job and follows her to New York, getting a low-level job in a bank. She meets him in the dinghy hotel he is staying at and the young woman who married 8 months ago her much older husband for money, seems guilt-ridden about what to do. When she confesses to her husband about what happened, he arranges, unknown to her, for Alan to be arrested on trumped-up charges of possession of drugs and harassment. On Alan's way to prison, an escape takes place on the transporting police bus and he is forced to a construction site, where Mark shoots the side of his face off and the other two escapees throw him into a concrete ditch where they were supposed to bury him, but evidently didn't in their rush to escape. Somehow he escapes and returns to see Javier in Miami and thereby goes into the drug trade with him, eventually becoming a big-time operator and developing international connections as an influence peddler and money lender.
The film now picks up with Manuel and Javier meeting Mark, who is now a former councilman, about to be indicted for fraud and is set to face a long federal prison sentence. They were called in to make an advantageous deal with the government for him, whereas Mark spends only a minimum amount of jail time in one of those 'country club' federal prisons. Mark doesn't recognize him, as he speaks like a Latino, neither does his wife. But when they get together again, he reveals who he is to her and the romantic sparks start over and the film moves to its suspenseful climax.
The viewer is left wondering what kind of revenge will Fiennes extract and how will Gretchen Mol react to his disfigurement and realization that he isn't dead. It is a film that believes love can be pure, that it can overcome all sorts of corruption in the world. It is a film that believes certain people are made for each other and will overcome any obstacle to be together. That idea might have sounded good on paper, but when shot on film, the steamy love story turns out to be dull, mainly because Fiennes and Mol didn't seem to connect, there was hardly any electricity between the two when in each other's arms. Ray Liotta's corrupt world of politics and business, seemed too generalized a characterization to give spice to the story. Schrader seemed to be trying to make some obscure political point by comparing the Watergate year of 1973 when the film begins -- with the even more corrupt Reagan Contra involvement in 1987 -- when the film ends. Unfortunately, the film was preoccuppied with Fiennes' dreaming about love and begging Mol to be with him, as everything else seemed to be an afterthought. Interestingly, when Ripley becomes financially successful, even though disfigured, she is willing to run away with him and desert her failed husband...something she couldn't do when he was only an ambitious cabana boy and her husband was sitting on top of the world. It seems the motivation of financial security is hidden behind her mask of religion and charity. So much for the pure love the story tried to convey!
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Tl;dr I wrote an Android app. It does some background processing and some location tracking and here’s the code (it’s messy).
This weekend I was delighted to discover that, after 3 or 4 years of JavaScript super-fanaticism, I’m still able to Java! A bit anyway. Enough at least to write a small native Android app to plug a gap in the otherwise wonderful and increasingly powerful suite of tools available to modern web apps.
Here’s my gnarly spaghetti Java code: github.com/laurieboyes/pokemon-radar-location-tracker.
Why go native?
My friend and colleague at the FT @lc512k wrote a really cool web app that uses the service worker API to give you timely push notifications with some info that’s based on your location.
It works great! However, with the web app alone, whenever your location changes and you want the app to know about it, you have to go into the app and press an ‘update my location’ button. This is because while service workers do give web apps powers they’d never dreamed of before, they don’t yet allow them to continually track the user’s location, presumably because this functionality has the potential to be a full-blown privacy nightmare.
However, native Android apps have been navigating these trecherous waters for yonks, so I thought I’d take a deep breath and give it ago. Amazingly, it worked!
Cool, what was involved?
Here’s a list of stuff I learned how to do on Android:
Use the JobScheduler API to schedule a regularly repeating background job
I took a rather circuitious route to get here, but this allowed me to schedule a job that I could start and stop from my app, but would keep on ticking after the app had closed.
These resources combined to help a great deal:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/job/JobScheduler.html
https://medium.com/google-developers/scheduling-jobs-like-a-pro-with-jobscheduler-286ef8510129
https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/using-the-jobscheduler-api-on-android-lollipop–cms-23562
Use Google Play services to access the device’s last known location
This included having it ask the user nicely for permission to do so. I like that the location API allows you to get the last known location without having to do any real-time, battery-draining GPS stuff. Apparently on Android 8, this will be updated a few times an hour in the background, which is good enough for our purposes.
The Android developer docs were very helpful on this subject: https://developer.android.com/training/location/retrieve-current.html
Make a JSON HTTP POST request
This was so that on every tick the updated location could be POSTed to the web app’s backend (provided it was far enough away from the previous location).
The Android developer docs recommend usage of the Volley library for these purposes, which I felt was enough endorsement to encourage me to do the same: https://developer.android.com/training/volley/request.html
Use Android Studio’s layout editor to make a simple UI
(And it is very simple)
I thought I’d be crying out for the familiar and comfortable feeling of writing layouts with HTML and CSS, but the layout editor made this surprisingly easy! Although I couldn’t say for certain whether or not my enthusiasm would hold out if I were to attempt a more complex UI.
I went for a constraint-based layout, which means everything is positioned according to its proximity to everything else. There are plenty of other layout types (grid, frame, etc) but I’m happy with this one for my app.
Persisted user input in the SharedPreferences thing
Amongst other storage solutions, Android has a thing called SharedPreferences which is a service for creating a persisted key value stores retreivable by an assigned name. This is pretty neat. I guess it’s like browser localStorage but accessible between apps.
The Android developer docs told me everything I needed: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html#pref
Neat
Yeah I know, right? The linked resources really helped me and I’m sure would help anyone trying to acheive similar ends. If that’s you, good luck!


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Before I forget, some rather scattered mental notes from last week in Ireland.
- Airbus' 330 is the nicest plane I've ever been on.
- The Irish are much less savagely capitalistic than Americans. Case in point, everything was closed on December 26th for St. Steven's Day. Me, I've never heard of it.
- The food is amazing. Stews, gravies, lamb and all came with the typical "Irish flag" plate of carrots, multiple varieties of potatoes and green beans or broccoli.
- Ford Motor Company, for all its shortcomings, is doing surprisingly well in Ireland. Nearly every delivery van, all of the police cars (Garda! and a healthy portion of the citizen cars were Fords.
- Continuing the automotive train of thought, Ford, Mazda, Toyota and Honda all had almost completely different product lines than in the US. I can understand skipping out on the big trucks but they all make some reasonable cars that I can't understand reinventing for Ireland/UK drivers.
- The roads are laid out terribly. They use a white line for both the center divider and lane dividers. Sometimes they're all a single dotted line, meaning you need God, the Pope, Jesus, your navigator and your mother all working together to stay in the right place.
- The speed limit on barely-wide-enough-to-fit-2-cars roads is 100 km/hr. WTF?
- Irish cigarettes bear warnings that do not mess around. The best one: "Smoking kills." I know, pics-or-it-didn't-happen -- coming soon to a Flickr near you.
- The Irish accent is substantially different than the English accent. (Of course I can't provide an example in text.)
- Roundabouts are far more efficient than stoplights.
- It is odd and comforting at the same time to see whole families together in the pub.
- You can always find live music in Temple Bar, Dublin.
Comments (2)
Howdy. Ford's first dabble outside America was in Cork in Ireland. All of Europe was supplied via Cork. As a result we still are very much a pro-Ford country, despite the fact they upped and left 20 years ago leaving a lot of people jobless. Also Ford's grandfather was from West Cork. The Irish love claiming people as their own. It's a slight exaggeration but if someone passes through an Irish Airport they can almost qualify for the national soccer team and we pretty much claim them as our own if they do something on the world stage. It wouldn't be too much of a stretch for Irish people to go: Ah Richard Crowley, Irish name. You work in Flickr? Flickr is run by the Irish so. And then we'll almost give our lives to defend Flickr.
Glad you liked Ireland.
— Damien Mulley — 2007/12/29 8:05 am
This makes me want to visit Ireland really bad :)
— Andrew Mager — 2007/12/29 10:00 am


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Unai Emery sacked as Arsenal manager — after 18 months in charge
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Various utility functions for working with tables.
Functions
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| comparator (a, b) | A comparator function that can be used for sorting a table with different value types. |
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The hash code has been refactored to reduce source duplication. The external interface is unchanged, and aside from the bug fixes described above, there should be no change in behaviour."hv_clear_placeholders" is now part of the perl API
Some C macros have been tidied. In particular macros which create temporary local variables now name these variables more defensively, which should avoid bugs where names clash.
<signal.h> is now always included.
Configuration and Building
"Configure" now invokes callbacks regardless of the value of the variable they are called for. Previously callbacks were only invoked in the "case $variable $define)" branch. This change should only affect platform maintainers writing configuration hints files.Platform Specific Problems
The regression test ext/threads/shared/t/wait.t fails on early RedHat 9 and HP-UX 10.20 due to bugs in their threading implementations. RedHat users should see https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2003-136.html and consider upgrading their glibc.Known Problems
Detached threads aren't supported on Windows yet, as they may lead to memory access violation problems.There is a known race condition opening scripts in "suidperl". "suidperl" is neither built nor installed by default, and has been deprecated since perl 5.8.0. You are advised to replace use of suidperl with tools such as sudo ( http://www.courtesan.com/sudo/ )
We have a backlog of unresolved bugs. Dealing with bugs and bug reports is unglamorous work; not something ideally suited to volunteer labour, but that is all that we have.
The perl5 development team are implementing changes to help address this problem, which should go live in early 2004.
Future Directions
Code freeze for the next maintenance release (5.8.4) is on March 31st 2004, with release expected by mid April. Similarly 5.8.5's freeze will be at the end of June, with release by mid July.Obituary
Iain 'Spoon' Truskett, Perl hacker, author of perlreref and contributor to CPAN, died suddenly on 29th December 2003, aged 24. He will be missed.Reporting Bugs
If you find what you think is a bug, you might check the articles recently posted to the comp.lang.perl.misc newsgroup and the perl bug database at http://bugs.perl.org. There may also be information at http://www.perl.org, the Perl Home Page.If you believe you have an unreported bug, please run the perlbug program included with your release. Be sure to trim your bug down to a tiny but sufficient test case. Your bug report, along with the output of "perl -V", will be sent off to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to be analysed by the Perl porting team. You can browse and search the Perl 5 bugs at http://bugs.perl.org/
SEE ALSO
The Changes file for exhaustive details on what changed.The INSTALL file for how to build Perl.
The README file for general stuff.
The Artistic and Copying files for copyright information.
Index
- NAME
- DESCRIPTION
- Incompatible Changes
- Core Enhancements
- Modules and Pragmata
- Utility Changes
- New Documentation
- Installation and Configuration Improvements
- Selected Bug Fixes
- New or Changed Diagnostics
- Changed Internals
- Configuration and Building
- Platform Specific Problems
- Known Problems
- Future Directions
- Obituary
- Reporting Bugs
- SEE ALSO
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read_data!(S, fmt::String, filepat [, KWs])
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S = read_data(fmt::String, filepat [, KWs])
filepat
. Supports wildcards.?SeisIO.KW
.Supported File Formats¶
| File Format | String |
|---|---|
| GeoCSV, time-sample pair | geocsv |
| GeoCSV, sample list | geocsv.slist |
| Lennartz ASCII | lenartzascii |
| Mini-SEED, SEED | mseed |
| PASSCAL SEG Y | passcal |
| SAC | sac |
| SEG Y (rev 0 or rev 1) | segy |
| UW | uw |
| Win32 | win32 |
Strings are case-sensitive to prevent any performance impact from using matches and/or lowercase().
Supported Keywords¶
| KW | Used By | Type | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cf | win32 | String | “” | win32 channel info filestr |
| full | sac | Bool | false | read full header into :misc? |
| segy | ||||
| uw | ||||
| nx_add | mseed | Int64 | 360000 | minimum size increase of :x |
| nx_new | mseed | Int64 | 86400000 | length of :x for new channels |
| jst | win32 | Bool | true | are sample times JST (UTC+9)? |
| swap | seed | Bool | true | byte swap? |
| v | mseed | Int64 | 0 | verbosity |
| uw | ||||
| win32 |
Performance Tip¶
With mseed or win32 data, adjust nx_new and nx_add based on the sizes of the data vectors that you expect to read. If the largest has Nmax samples, and the smallest has Nmin, we recommend nx_new=Nmin and nx_add=Nmax-Nmin.
Default values can be changed in SeisIO keywords, e.g.,
SeisIO.KW.nx_new = 60000
SeisIO.KW.nx_add = 360000
The system-wide defaults are nx_new=86400000 and nx_add=360000. Using these values with very small jobs will greatly decrease performance.
Examples¶
S = read_data("uw", "99011116541W", full=true)
- Read UW-format data file
99011116541W
- Store full header information in
:misc
- Read UW-format data file
read_data!(S, "sac", "MSH80*.SAC")
- Read SAC-format files matching string pattern MSH80*.SAC
- Read into existing SeisData object
S
S = read_data("win32", "20140927*.cnt", cf="20140927*ch", nx_new=360000)
- Read win32-format data files with names matching pattern
2014092709*.cnt
- Use ASCII channel information filenames that match pattern
20140927*ch
- Assign new channels an initial size of
nx_new
samples
- Read win32-format data files with names matching pattern
Format Descriptions and Notes¶
GeoCSV: an extension of “human-readable”, tabular file format Comma- Separated Values (CSV).
Lennartz ASCII: ASCII output of Lennartz portable digitizers.
PASSCAL: A single-channel variant SEG Y format developed by PASSCAL/New Mexico Tech and commonly used with PASSCAL field equipment. PASSCAL differs from SEG Y in that PASSCAL format uses neither file headers nor extended textural headers, and the number of samples per trace can exceed 32767.
SEED: SEED stands for Standard for the Exchange of Earthquake Data; used by the International Federation of Digital Seismograph Networks (FDSN) as an omnibus seismic data standard. mini-SEED is a data-only variant that uses only data blockettes and allows longer data records.
SAC: the Seismic Analysis Code data format, originally developed for the eponymous command-line interpreter. Widely used, and supported in virtually every programming language.
SEG Y: Society of Exploration Geophysicists data format. Common in the energy industry, developed and maintained by the SEG. Only SEG Y rev 0 and rev 1 with standard headers are supported.
UW: the University of Washington data format has no online reference and is no longer in use. Created by the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network for event archival; used through the early 2000s. A UW event is described by a pickfile and a corresponding data file, whose names are identical except for the last character; for example, the files<PHONE_NUMBER>5o and<PHONE_NUMBER>5W describe event<PHONE_NUMBER>5. Unlike the win32 data format, the data file is self-contained; the pick file is not required to use raw trace data. Only UW-2 data files are supported by SeisIO; we have never encountered a UW-1 data file outside of Exabyte tapes and have no reason to suspect that any remain in circulation.
Win32: data format developed by the NIED (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention), Japan. Data are typically divided into files that contain a minute of continuous data from several channels. Data within each file are stored by channel in one-second segments as variable-precision delta-encoded integers. Channel information is retrieved from an external channel information file. Although accurate channel files are needed to use win32 data, these files are not strictly controlled by any central authority and inconsistencies in channel parameters, particularly gains, are known to exist.
Other File I/O Functions¶
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readuwevt
(fpat)¶
Read University of Washington-format event data with file pattern stub fpat. fstub can be a datafile name, a pickname, or a stub.
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rseis
(fname)¶
Read SeisIO native format data into an array of SeisIO structures.
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sachdr
(fname)¶
Print headers from SAC file to stdout.
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segyhdr
(fname[, PASSCAL=true::Bool])¶
Print headers from SEG Y file to stdout. Specify passcal=true
for PASSCAL SEG Y.
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uwdf
(dfname)¶
Parse UW event data file dfname
into a new SeisEvent structure.
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uwpf!(evt, pfname)
Parse UW event pick file into SeisEvent structure.
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uwpf
(pfname)¶
Parse UW event pick file pfname
into a new SeisEvent structure.
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writesac
(S[, ts=true])¶
Write SAC data to SAC files with auto-generated names. Specify ts=true to write time stamps; this will flag the file as generic x-y data in the SAC interpreter.
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wseis
(fname, S)¶
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wseis
(fname, S, T, U...)
Write SeisIO data to fname. Multiple objects can be written at once.


PLEASANTVILLE by DeWyNGaLe Rating: A+
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Many films have stuck people into virtual worlds or worlds that aren't their own, but Pleasantville stands out from every one of those films. Many complain that Pleasantville is too much like The Truman Show, which stars Jim Carrey as a man that does not know his life is being filmed. I do not see the resemblance between the two films at all. Pleasantville is much different in almost every way.
David (Tobey Maguire) and Jennifer (Reese Witherspoon) are brother and sister. The two are teenagers that attend high school, who live in a town that is just like any other town. David is the kind of kid who likes to stay at home and watch classic television show re-runs, and Jennifer is the type of kid who likes to have fun and go on dates. One night, the two are fighting over the remote control and they end up destroying it. Suspiciously, a T.V. repair main (Don Knotts) comes to the door immediately after, without even being called. He gives them a new remote. The two begin to fight again, when suddenly, they are warped into the show of "Pleasantville." Pleasantville is a 60s sitcom. Everything is perfect in the world. It centers around one family, the Parkers. They are now Bud and Mary Sue Parker, the two children in the show Pleasantville. Their new parents are Betty (Joan Allen) and George. (William H. Macy)
They conclude they must follow what the two characters did on the shows, so they do not mess up the world of Pleasantville. Mary Sue does not abide by this rule at all. She tries to live the lifestyle she lived before she was sucked into this show as best as she can. She teaches other people what the real world is like as well. She is messing up their entire universe. As the people start to learn there is an outside of Pleasantville, and they do not have to be perfect, they start becoming color, along with the surroundings around them. There is a huge problem though. The city council does not like that the people are becoming color. The leader (J.T. Walsh) has decided to call a meeting. He states he wants the city to stay "pleasant."
As a result of people becoming color, racial tension is growing. This is much like the case between blacks and whites, which is not as strong now, but was earlier on. Signs read "No coloreds" and even the owner of the soda shop, Mr. Johnson (Jeff Daniels), is having his shop torn down by the townspeople because he is a promoter of color.
The performances in Pleasantville are unbelievably strong. There are the outsiders- Reese Witherspoon and Tobey Maguire, who are both very good. Witherspoon in particular does a fine job of acting while she has to go through this terrible nightmare they call "Pleasantville." Tobey Maguire is enjoyable as the know it all about Pleasantville. Then there are the people inside of Pleasantville- Joan Allen, who is marvelous as she goes through the pain of becoming color and making hard decisions, William H. Macy, who is very funny and is much like a person of that era would be, Jeff Daniels, who gives an emotional performance as he deals with the premise of color, Paul Walker, who plays Skip Martin, a boy who learns a lot from Reese Witherspoon, and there is J.T. Walsh who gives a great performance as the man who wants to put an end to all this color business.
The art direction in Pleasantville is simply amazing. The way the color and black and white people are in the same scenes together, walk by each other, and change from black and white to color are all very difficult things to do, and I found this very impressive. Two scenes especially standed out visually to me. 1. The scene in which Tobey Maguire applies black and white make up to Joan Allen to cover up her color. 2. The scene in which Jeff Daniels removes the make up, revealing color, with a napkin in the soda shop.
The moral story in Pleasantville is a wonderful one. Many people look at this film for the special effects, but they do no realize there is a deep meaning to this film.  You aren't the same as everyone else. The people of Pleasantville realized this and then they became color.
This film should have been a huge Academy Award winner. Unfortunately, it was only nominated for a few, and did not win any of the awards. If I were in charge of the Academy, Pleasantville would have been nominated for Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor- William H. Macy, Best Supporting Actor- Jeff Daniels, Best Supporting Actress- Joan Allen, Best Supporting Actress- Reese Witherspoon, Best Director- , Best Dramatic Score (it was nominated), Visual Effects, Art Direction (it was nominated), Costume Design (it was nominated), and Best Original Screenplay. I think the reason it wasn't nominated for many of these awards is because many people took this movie as a rip off of The Truman Show.
The Bottom Line- An inspirational story with flawless performances is quite pleasant, don't you think?
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India to create registry to identify undocumented immigrants
by The Associated Press, StaffNEW DELHI -- India will conduct a national citizen survey to weed out those living illegally in the country, the government said Wednesday.
Home Minister Amit Shah said people from all religions who can prove they are Indian citizens will be included in a National Register of Citizens. He did not give a time frame for the survey in the country with 1.3 billion people.
Shah's announcement in Parliament came months after a mammoth survey in north-eastern Assam state, where about 1.9 million of the state's more than 32 million people were excluded from a registry as undocumented immigrants.
The state said those left out would have an opportunity to prove their citizenship at tribunals set up by the government.
"People from all religions who are Indian citizens will be included. There is no question of any discrimination on the basis of religion," Shah said in response to concern that his Hindu nationalist-led government might target minority Muslims.
Major waves of refugees arrived in India after partition in 1947, when British colonialists split India and Pakistan into two independent countries, and in 1971, when Bangladesh broke away from Pakistan.


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We met Pascale at our guesthouse on Isla Del Sol this morning; and we ended up going back to Copacabana with her this evening, and then continuing on to La Paz with her the next day. She's a true Parisian: enjoying fine food and fine wine; somewhat blasé about the world around her; and smoking like a chimney. Likes to get up early, and likes to lounge in cafés for long periods of time.
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The Extractive Industries Map of Ghana is a web-based, publicly-accessible, interactive mapping application that is focused on the extractive industries of oil, gas and mining. Using this website, policy makers, citizens and government officials can explore the relationships between extractive activities, revenues and socioeconomic conditions by creating and sharing their own maps or even downloading the underlying data. This page provides an introduction to the mapping interface and instructions on how to use the many features of this application.
Click here to go to the map page.
You can move around the map by clicking and holding the cursor and dragging the map until you are centered on your area of interest. You can zoom in and out in two ways. You can use the mouse wheel or scrolling portion of a trackpad, or you can use the tools in the upper left of the map window. On the zoom bar, you can click the “+” button to zoom in, the “-“ button to zoom out, or you can grab the white bar and slide it up or down.
The color or size of items on the map often corresponds to a particular piece of information. The legend tells you the numbers to which those colors and sizes correspond. You can open the legend by clicking on the bar labeled ‘Legend’ in the lower right of the map window. If you can’t see all the items in the legend at once, you can use the slider bar on the bottom of the legend window to see all the layers.
Depending on what data you are working with, there are several different ways to choose what to display. The table below shows you how to work with each group of data, and the next section shows you how to change the way you display the items you’ve chosen.
Mineral and oil data: Use the second row of buttons on the bar above the map window to select which mineral deposits, oil deposits, mines and/or oil wells you want to display on the map. The buttons for mineral deposits (a rock) and mines (a mining pick) have a letter that corresponds to the mineral type in the lower right corner: G=Gold, B=Bauxite, M=Manganese, O=Other.
Indicator data: Use the dropdown menu labeled “BASEMAP” on the top left of the bar above the map window to select which
indicator data to show on the map, such as malnutrition rates or population density. You can only select one indicator at a time.
Donor-funded projects: Use the top row of buttons on the bar above the map window to select which types of World Bank
projects (if any) you would like to show. Right now, IFC projects are always turned on, but in the future they will be controlled in the same way as
the World Bank projects.
You can choose different ways to display the point data about mines and oil wells. You can just show the location of the mines/well, or you can use a piece of information about them (such as government revenues or production) to show circles that change in size according to the quantity of interest.
Use the dropdown menu labeled “EXTRACTIVES” below the indicator menu to change how your selected mine and/or oil well data is displayed. You can choose to place a circle over each mine or well, where the size of the circle is determined by your choice of production levels, company payments, government receipts or total employment. If you want, you can also use this menu to just show the location of the mine/well. Note that you can only see total oil sale amounts at the moment, and not the true government revenue from those sales.
Using this same menu, you can also switch to displaying the reported district revenues (just for mines at the moment),
which places a circle at the center of each mining-affected district, with the size showing the total revenue the district reported receiving between 2004
and 2008. Note that turning on district points will turn off mine locations.
Most of the features in the map have a lot more information stored than what is shown. To look at this data, simply click on the feature your interested in, such as a district or a mine. The window that pops up has different groups of information under each tab, such as “Production”, “Revenue” and “Environment” for mines. Where possible, links to additional information and other websites are provided.
The following datasets were compiled for this mapping, and additional information about these data can be found at http://maps.worldbank.org/about/extractives.
• Industrial mine locations
• Mineral production (2007-2009)
• Gold, bauxite, manganese and other deposits
• Number of
employees (2010)
• Mining company information (name, website, social accountability reports, etc)
• Commercial oil well location
• Oil production
• Exploration and exploitation lease locations and company interests
•
Links to petroleum agreements
• Oil company information (name, website)
• Mining company payments and reported government receipts of royalties, taxes and fees (2004-2008)
• District mining revenues received
from central government (2004-2008)
• Oil sale amounts
• Regional unemployment rates
• Regional malnutrition rates
• Regional infant mortality rates
• Regional maternal health
indicators
• District population density
• Regional wealth distributions
• World Bank-funded activities, including location, amount committed, sector, and links to project information
• International Finance
Corporation-funded activities in oil, gas and mining, including location, amount committed and links to project information
Right now, you can share your maps in several ways. You can embed the map you created into another webpage, such as a blog, and it will automatically include information about the location and what data you have chosen to display. Another way you can share your map is to post it to Facebook or Twitter. Simply click on the Share dropdown menu and select how you want to share your map.
In the future there will also be options to download an image of the map or to print it directly from the website. In the mean time,
you can take a screenshot of the map and copying it into Microsoft Word or Powerpoint. To do this, go to your map, and press “Alt+Print Screen”, then go
to Microsoft Word or Powerpoint and press “Ctrl+V”. You can now save or print your map.
Most of the data shown in the map can be downloaded directly from the website. Data is available either as an ESRI shapefile or as a comma-separated value (CSV) file. Shapefiles contain spatial information, and can be directly added to GIS programs such as ArcGIS or to online mapping platforms such as www.geocommons.com. CSV files can be easily opened in Excel, and include a set of latitude and longitude points for each data point. This way, you can look at the data in a table using Excel, or you can upload the CSV file to another mapping platform, such as Google Earth or GeoCommons and use the latitude and longitude fields to tell the program where to put the points. This way, you can share this data with others and put it into most any platform you want.
If you want to learn more about where the data came from, how it was collected or what was done to process and prepare it for the map, much of this information can be found at the About page for the Mapping the Extractive Industries project.
In addition, we are hoping to receive feedback about what would make this application more useful and relevant, so please feel free to contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with questions or suggestions.


GRIDLOCK'D A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1997 Scott Renshaw
(Gramercy) Starring: Tim Roth, Tupac Shakur, Thandie Newton. Screenplay: Vondie Curtis Hall. Producers: Damian Jones, Paul Webster, Erica Higgins. Director: Vondie Curtis Hall. MPAA Rating: R (drug use, violence, profanity, nudity) Running Time: 91 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Call 911 for the Cliche Police if you must, but the eyes are the window to the soul. The finest actors working in films are those who can command the screen with a gaze: Paul Newman, Ralph Fiennes, Anthony Hopkins, Morgan Freeman. You look at these men on screen and you can tell without them saying a word that there is something going on in their minds, that the characters they play are real human beings. We will never have a chance to discover if Tupac Shakur could have been a great actor, but he had that unique quality in his eyes. In GRIDLOCK'd, an oddly effective combination of gritty drama and social satire, Shakur and his co-star Tim Roth take sketchy characters and make them exciting to watch through the pure energy of their talent and chemistry.
Shakur and Roth play Ezekiel "Spoon" Whitmore and Alexander "Stretch" Rome, two Detroit buddies who share a spoken word/jazz trio, an apartment and a drug addiction with Cookie (Thandie Newton). When a New Year's Eve party ends with Cookie comatose after a drug overdose, Spoon and Stretch begin to wonder if they are living on borrowed time. They soon make a New Year's resolution to get into rehab, but that proves to be easier said than done. As though the temptation to fix were not hindrance enough, Spoon and Stretch also find their attempts to get clean hitting a road block of bureaucracy, confusion and red tape. The government might be the least of their obstacles, however, as they find themselves suspects in the murder of a drug dealer, and on the run from a nasty thug (Vondie Curtis Hall).
In order for you to buy into GRIDLOCK'd at all, you have to accept it as a surreal odyssey rather than as urban realism; unless Spoon and Stretch sleep through an entire day at the hospital after bringing in Cookie, they are going to government offices on New Year's day, in which case they should be thankful they get any help at all. GRIDLOCK'd may actually be a response to the fatuous social commentary of another urban odyssey, 1991's FALLING DOWN, which found a besieged middle class white male venting his righteous anger against the system during a trek through inner city Los Angeles. In FALLING DOWN, Michael Douglas' D-FENS (the character's personalized license plate, echoed in GRIDLOCK'd by the drug lord D-REPER's plates) whips out a gun because he can't get breakfast at McDonald's; in GRIDLOCK'd, Spoon and Stretch are unarmed against the demands placed on them before they can get into a rehab center. And where the unhinged D-FENS became a heroic surrogate for audiences, writer/director Vondie Curtis Hall refuses to let Spoon and Stretch off the hook for their own part in the situation. One bureaucrat responds to a tirade from Stretch with the question, "Do you expect the world to stop...just because you picked _today_ to clean up?" The world in GRIDLOCK'd is just as frustrating as the world in FALLING DOWN, but the cathartic moments yield no easy answers this time.
Hall has some interesting things to say about what we expect from The System, but perhaps not enough of them. A significant chunk of GRIDLOCK'd is devoted to Spoon and Stretch's flight from D-REPER and from the police, and those sub-plots serve up some thoroughly predictable moments. In one scene, Stretch scares off D-REPER by getting chummy with a police officer; another presents that old chestnut of the two mistakenly-suspected heroes in a public place watching a television news report of the crime which shows their pictures. The entire sequence of events seems designed merely as an excuse to get Spoon and Stretch running, while the other primary plot has them standing in line or sitting down much of the time. Hall also plays with gratuitous inserts of drug paraphernalia and flashbacks to the day before the film's main events, perhaps making a particular effort to point out the talent the characters are wasting through self-destructive behavior.
Oh, the irony of it. Tupac Shakur made a career in music and movies playing the hard case, and living the life to back it up. In GRIDLOCK'd, Shakur gets the chance to play someone who has seen enough of the way his life could go to know that it scares him. Spoon is an idea for a character at best as written by Hall, but Shakur displays an intelligence and survival instinct which struggle with his addiction. Mostly it comes through those eyes, eyes with none of the hardness you might expect from the infamous gangsta. It is Spoon who plays conscience to Stretch's pure appetite, and Roth plays Stretch with a gleeful self-destructiveness (he reveals that he is HIV positive even as he is preparing to shoot up again) which is as much an obstacle to Spoon's goal as any agency or enemy. GRIDLOCK'd's most cruelly comic scene finds Stretch "helping" Spoon get into an emergency room by repeatedly stabbing him with a tiny pocket knife, and it becomes an appropriate symbol for how the company he keeps has slowly drained the life out of him. With friends like that, Spoon doesn't need enemies, and Shakur looks at Stretch with the tired eyes of a man who has seen too much. The tragedy now is that we won't get more chances to see those eyes again.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 drug traffic jams: 7.
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| com.cyc.kb.client.quant |
Provides quantifications, not fully supported in current release, and subject to change.
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AbstractKbObjectFactoryService<T extends KbObjectImpl> |
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AssertionImpl
An Assertion object is a facade for a
#$CycLAssertion in Cyc KB. |
class |
BinaryPredicateImpl<T extends DenotationalTerm>
A
BinaryPredicate object is a facade for a
#$BinaryPredicate in Cyc KB. |
class |
ContextImpl
A
Context object is a facade for a #$Microtheory
in Cyc KB. |
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FactImpl
A fact object is an assertion with a variable-free sentence with no conjunctions or operators
(a ground atomic formula), and a facade for #$CycLGAFAssertion.
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FirstOrderCollectionImpl<T extends DenotationalTerm>
A
FirstOrderCollection object is a facade for a
#$FirstOrderCollection in Cyc KB. |
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KbCollectionImpl<T extends DenotationalTerm>
A
KBCollection object is a facade for a #$Collection
in Cyc KB. |
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KbFunctionImpl<T extends DenotationalTerm>
A
KBFunction object is a facade for a #$Function-Denotational
in the Cyc KB. |
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KbIndividualImpl<T extends DenotationalTerm>
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KBIndividual object is a facade for a #$Individual
in Cyc KB. |
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KbPredicateImpl<T extends DenotationalTerm>
A
KBPredicate object is a facade for a #$Predicate
in Cyc KB. |
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KBTerm is a facade for any #$CycLDenotationalTerm, but in the
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LogicalConnectiveImpl<T extends DenotationalTerm>
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Found an error with an AppleScript Workflow that I’ve had installed to my ~/Library/Services for a long time, but only now noticed that it doesn’t work when there are no Safari windows open.
My little workflow is something I’ve hacked from others’ work for automating an internal employee directory that doesn’t have any APIs but does let you hit a search URL which executes and returns in a browser window. If you want to look up someone mentioned in an email or other document you simply highlight the text, right click and choose the workflow from the Services context menu.
Now I’ll admit that I keep a whole lot of windows open on my desktop. So it’s pretty rare that I’ve closed every window in Safari. Even Safari itself will open a blank window of Top Sites when it starts up if you had all windows closed in the last session, and thus my workflow has never broken down until I discovered this unique (for me) use case: Safari is running, but all windows are closed. Only then would I get a non-descript message from Automator:
The action “Run AppleScript” encountered an error
Thanks to this StackOverflow answer I learned that the JavaScript in my workflow needs a window to do its work in. When there’s no window open in Safari there’s no destination for my JavaScript. I found that reopen
works much better for me, and once I replaced the activate
code my little service works fine.
Here’s the code with my little regex that extracts out only an email address if it finds one in the text you highlight, but otherwise just submits the text you highlighted:
on run {inText}
tell application "Safari"
reopen -- unlike activate, this opens a window
set searchTerm to inText
set xNow to do JavaScript "
function extractEmails ( text ){
return text.match(/([a-zA-Z0-9._-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9._-]+\\.[a-zA-Z0-9._-]+)/gi);
};
var x,
z,
i;
x = '" & searchTerm & "';
if (x) {
if (extractEmails(x)) {
x = (extractEmails(x));
};
z = 1;
for (i = 0; i < 1; ++i) {
sndT = 'https://people.us.oracle.com/pls/oracle/f?p=8000:1::::RP,RIR:P1_SEARCH,P1_SEARCH_TYPE:' + x + ',People';
popup_window = window.open(sndT);
}
};
" in document 1
end tell
end run


Adam O’Brien received his BASc in aerospace engineering from Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada in 2012, and MASc in aerospace engineering from the University of Toronto, Canada in 2014. He is currently working towards his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Toronto, focusing on developing software for the simulation of particle-laden multiphase flows, with applications in oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and the food industry. In the past, he has also worked on a developing software for the simulation of combusting flows with acoustics and incompressible simulations of wind turbine airfoils. As an avid software enthusiast, he has also undertaken several large projects including a particle-tree code for astrophysical simulations, a panel method code with real-time OpenGL rendering and a python-based incompressible CFD code complete with a GUI and built-in post-processing.
Through a wide range of computational projects, he has gained considerable experience in developing applications for running on MPI based distributed computing systems as well as multi-threaded applications, and recently began working with NuPhysics developing applications for the Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor, based on their Many Integrated Core (MIC) architecture.
His research interests are centered around computational fluid dynamics (CFD) of multi-phase flows around particle clusters modelled using the immersed boundary (IB) method, working under the supervision of Professor Markus Bussmann at the University of Toronto Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (MIE). He specializes in developing parallel CFD software and open source software. In particular, he is interested in applications related to interfacial flows in the presence of particles, which are commonly encountered in industries such as oil and gas, pulp and paper, pharmaceuticals and food. The primary focus of his research is developing robust numerical software for solving incompressible multiphase flows, with complex geometries modelled using the immersed boundary (IB) method rather than traditional unstructured meshes.


Hello, my name is Carlos De La Cantera. I hold a BAS in Project Management from Northwest Florida State College. My most recent job experience is my current occupation. I currently work at Apple with the most pretentious job title in the world "Genius" I have been with Apple for 6 years and have provided technical support over the phone and in person. I also do modular repairs on iPhone and all Mac products. Prior to that I worked in the cigar industry for 9 years as a tobacconist. My goals are to learn how to code so I can advance in my career at Apple or at a different company. I'm looking for better work life balance and of course more income.


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java.lang.Object SystemController.GameState GamePlay.GamePlayManager
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Control structure in charge of updating the object models present during gameplay and also rendering them on the screen.
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bonusStageCountDown
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GamePlayManager(GameStateManager gsm,
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checkCollisions()
Passes all the data used for collision detection to the collision manager. |
void |
draw(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
Draws the specific GamePlayState that the user is currently found in. |
void |
drawHUD(java.awt.Graphics2D g,
boolean bonusStage,
int timeToHarderSetSpawn)
Draws the heads-up display notifying the user of the time remaining in the stage, the number of lives they have remaining, and their score so far in the current game session. |
void |
executeInGameLogic(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
Executes the logic tied to the current GamePlayState. |
java.lang.String |
getSaveFileName()
Retrieves the String associated with this instance of GamePlayManager that is assigned right before serialization. |
void |
initiateTimerToNextStageFromBonusStage()
Timer used to control the duration of a bonus stage, which does not end with the player going through a door, but instead has a limited duration of 30 seconds. |
void |
initiateTimeToSpawnEnemy()
Timer used to control the spawn rate of new enemies during a bonus stage. |
void |
inStageTransition(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
This method gets called once the player has completed a stage. |
void |
keyPressed(int k)
Pass user input to the Player object contained in this instance of GamePlayManager. |
void |
keyReleased(int k)
Pass user input to the Player object contained in this instance of GamePlayManager. |
boolean |
notificationDurationCountDown()
General timer used to control the duration of the following notifications present during GamePlay: game completed, game over, and stage transition. |
void |
setGamePlayStateToInGame()
Sets the current GamePlayState of the player object contained in this instance of GamePlayManager to INGAME. |
void |
setSaveFileName(java.lang.String saveFileName)
Set the saveFileName associated with this instance of GamePlayManager |
void |
updateCamera()
Updates the position of the camera so that it follows the player once it has crossed the 15 tile threshold. |
| Methods inherited from class SystemController.GameState |
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setGameStateManager |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public int bonusStageCountDown
public static final int framesPerSecond
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public GamePlayManager(GameStateManager gsm, int selectedStage)
gsm
- An instance of the highest controller of the application, which allows
the GamePlayManager to pass control to the MenuManager.selectedStage
- An integer specifying the stage selected by the user to load
the stage data..| Method Detail |
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public void draw(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
draw
in class GameState
g
- The Graphics2D object where all the objects are drawn.public void executeInGameLogic(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
g
- public void inStageTransition(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
g
- The Graphics2D object where all the StageTransition notification is drawn.public void drawHUD(java.awt.Graphics2D g, boolean bonusStage, int timeToHarderSetSpawn)
g
- The Graphics2D object where GamePlay is drawn.bonusStage
- A boolean specifying whether the current stage is a bonus stage.
If this is the case, the timer drawn starts at 30 seconds and not 200.timeToHarderSetSpawn
- The time remaining before a harder set of enemy is spawned.
This is the default timer used in regular stages.public boolean notificationDurationCountDown()
public void initiateTimerToNextStageFromBonusStage()
public void initiateTimeToSpawnEnemy()
public void updateCamera()
public void checkCollisions()
public void keyPressed(int k)
keyPressed
in class GameState
k
- Integer specifying the code of the key pressed by the user.public void keyReleased(int k)
keyReleased
in class GameState
k
- Integer specifying the code of the key released by the user.public void setGamePlayStateToInGame()
public java.lang.String getSaveFileName()
public void setSaveFileName(java.lang.String saveFileName)
saveFileName
- A String specifying the name of the file in
which this instance of GamePlayManager is being
serialized.
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The granularity of sub-second timestamp precision will vary
between databases, and stored values will get rounded to the databases
internal precision.
- Author:
- Paul Ostler
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
IBTimestamp
public IBTimestamp()
getTimeInMillis
public long getTimeInMillis()
getJustTime
public long getJustTime()
getJustDate
public long getJustDate()
getEncodedHourMinuteSecond
public int getEncodedHourMinuteSecond()
getEncodedYearMonthDay
public int getEncodedYearMonthDay()


Emmet's Suite Blahg Post#5
INSTANCE VARIABLES
2016.1.18
Hi guys! Happy Monday! Welcome to the wonderful world of classes and instance variables!
At this point we've all spent a lot of time using and perhaps mis-using instance variables.
HOWEVER, it is now my job to tell you how to use them and why they are a good idea when dealing with class objects. I actually got the instance variable segment wrong during the quiz this week, so even if you don't care for or have little use for my instance variable explanation, perhaps instance variables will become more clear to myself via this teaching excercise.
local variables are useful in that they can be invoked across multiple methods within a class of object for each instance of said class. If we fiddler crabs were to be represented in a class, and each new fiddler crab, as he/she was added to the cohort, would be entered with information central to their identify for purposes of identification. For us fiddler crabs, information like name, DOB and location would be great means of identification. In the class structure, they could be great variables to initialize within the class so that they could be used for every class instance as a means of identifying every Fiddler Crab.
Allow me to use a crude example from the endless sea of internet slang - the classic A/S/L. For those of you who don't know, A/S/L stands for Age/Sex/Location and is a direct way for strangers on the internet - via whatever platform, can quickly identify the age, gender and locale of a stranger by simply posing the question A/S/L?
Now, while this rather crude internet slang abbreviation is mildly weird, it does pose a direct question as to central identifiers for individuals. If someone at DBC wanted to or found it useful to create a class object of the Fiddler Crabs and add in individuals by their age, sex and location (and hopefully other, more interesting, useful identifiers) they could establish these identifiers as instance variables:
In this example, the class Fidder_crabs is established and age, gender and location are established as instance variables - they will be able to be used anywhere within an instance of that class. These variables could also be changed as updates are made to the cohort. For instance my input would look something like:
In this establishment of an instance of me - emmet_susslin - I am introduced as a new instance of a fiddler_crab. My age is offered (all 30 years of it) - my gender as a male is also entered in as an argument as is my location - currently Brooklyn, NY. As some of you know I will actually be completing the onsite portion of DBC in SF and on March 29th during onsite work I will turn 31! So both values would need to be updated appropriately once I moved and my age increases, but for now they are argued and taken in and assigned instance variables - @age, @gender, @locatoin - to be used as needed. I don't forsee a change in gender while at DBC, but should I elect to make such a change, my gender could be amended as well.
That's all I have folks! Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated - I'm still getting used to instance variables! Happy Monday!