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public final class GString extends java.lang.Object implements java.lang.Iterable<Glyph>
String
into individual character elements and persisted in
an instance of this class. This is effectively a replacement for strings,
where each character has color information embedded with it.Glyph
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
private static class |
GString.GlyphIterator |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Glyph[] |
glyphs
The glyphs that this string contains.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GString(Glyph[] glyphs)
Constructs a new GString from the array of glyphs.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
GString |
append(Glyph glyph)
Appends the given glyph to the end of this string.
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static GString |
blank(int length)
Creates a new string with blank
Glyphs . |
GString |
concat(GString other)
Appends the given string to this one.
|
Glyph |
get(int index)
Gets the glyph in this string at the given index.
|
java.lang.String |
getData(int start,
int end)
Converts this string into a series of ANSI escape sequences so that it
can be printed at a console.
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private java.lang.String |
getStringFromArray(int[] string) |
GString |
insert(int index,
Glyph glyph)
Inserts a new glyph into this string at the index.
|
java.util.Iterator<Glyph> |
iterator() |
int |
length()
Returns the length of this string of glyphs.
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static GString |
of(java.lang.String text,
java.awt.Color bg)
Constructs a
GString for the given string of text. |
GString |
set(int index,
Glyph glyph)
Sets the glyph in this string at the index to the given glyph,
discarding the glyph that was at that position within the string
previously.
|
GString |
substring(int start,
int end) |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
GString[] |
wrap(int length)
Wraps this string to the given
length . |
private final Glyph[] glyphs
public GString(Glyph[] glyphs)
glyphs
- The glyphs this string should contain.public int length()
public Glyph get(int index)
charAt
.index
- The index within this string to use.public GString concat(GString other)
other
- The string to append to this one.public GString insert(int index, Glyph glyph)
index
- The index at which to insert the given glyph into the
string.glyph
- The glyph to insert.public GString append(Glyph glyph)
glyph
- The glyph to append to the end of this string.public GString set(int index, Glyph glyph)
index
- The position within this string to change the glyph of.glyph
- The glyph that will replace the glyph which occupied this
position previously.public GString substring(int start, int end)
public java.lang.String getData(int start, int end)
start
- The first character within this GString
that should
be escaped into a String.end
- The last character in this GString that should be escaped.GString
that has color information
embedded within it in the form of ANSI escape sequences.public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
private java.lang.String getStringFromArray(int[] string)
public static GString blank(int length)
Glyphs
. This string is
guaranteed to not appear in the terminal when rendered.length
- The number of null characters that the string should
contain.GString
containing all null Glyphs and has the
length specified.Glyph.BLANK
public static GString of(java.lang.String text, java.awt.Color bg)
GString
for the given string of text. The presence
of escape sequences in the string (delimited by \e[...m
) is
taken into account when constructing these glyphs; therefore, do not
necessarily expect that the length of the given text and the length of
the string returned by this method will be the same.text
- The string of text to convert to glyphs.bg
- The color which will appear behind the text. Use
Glyph.TRANSPARENT
if you wish to retain the default
color of the terminal. (This is essentially a highlight
color.)public GString[] wrap(int length)
length
. This method (rather
primitively) breaks the string on the spaces between individual words.
Implementation Note: This algorithm is greedy and makes no
attempt to balance the distribution of Glyphs
between lines.
length
- The maximum number of Glyphs that can appear on a line
before being wrapped.GString
s, where each line's length is
guaranteed to be no greater than the given length, and spaces
between words at the rightmost bound of a line are discarded.


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On 31 January 2019, 10 new articles were published in 8 journals.
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Unemployment and Crime in Developing Countries: A Meta-Analysis in Iran
The Enactment of the Counter-Terrorism “Prevent Duty” in British Schools and Colleges: Beyond Reluctant Accommodation Or Straightforward Policy Acceptance by Joel Busher, Tufyal Choudhury, Paul Thomas
Sexual Mutilation of Muslim Girls, Today in the U.s.
Brain Injury in An Offender Population: Implications For Reentry and Community Transition by Drew Nagele, Monica Vaccaro, Mj Schmidt, Daniel Keating
Police Crisis Intervention Teams: Understanding Implementation Variations and Officer-Level Impacts
Prospect Theory and Criminal Choice: Experiments Testing Framing, Reference Dependence, and Decision Weights by Justin T. Pickett, J. C. Barnes, Theodore Wilson, Sean Patrick Roche
Psychological Reports For Sentencing Juveniles in Australian Courts by Debra Bycroft, Greg E. Dear, Deirdre Drake
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◆ __construct()
__construct
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
◆ afterGetProperties()
| afterGetProperties |
( |
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$path, |
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& |
$newProperties |
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) |
| |
This method is called after most properties have been found it allows us to add in any Lock-related properties
- Parameters
-
| string | $path | |
| array | $properties | |
- Returns
- bool
◆ beforeMethod()
This method is called before the logic for any HTTP method is handled.
This plugin uses that feature to intercept access to locked resources.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- bool
◆ generateLockResponse()
Generates the response for successfull LOCK requests
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- string
◆ getFeatures()
Returns a list of features for the HTTP OPTIONS Dav: header.
In this case this is only the number 2. The 2 in the Dav: header indicates the server supports locks.
- Returns
- array
◆ getHTTPMethods()
New HTTP methods defined by this plugin
This list is only used for the Allow: header in the HTTP OPTIONS request.
- Returns
- array
◆ getIfConditions()
This method is created to extract information from the WebDAV HTTP 'If:' header
The If header can be quite complex, and has a bunch of features. We're using a regex to extract all relevant information The function will return an array, containg structs with the following keys
- uri - the uri the condition applies to. This can be an empty string for 'every relevant url'
- tokens - The lock token. another 2 dimensional array containg 2 elements (0 = true/false.. If this is a negative condition its set to false, 1 = the actual token)
- etag - an etag, if supplied
- Returns
- void
◆ getLocks()
Returns all lock information on a particular uri
This function should return an array with Sabre_DAV_Locks_LockInfo objects. If there are no locks on a file, return an empty array.
Additionally there is also the possibility of locks on parent nodes, so we'll need to traverse every part of the tree
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- array
◆ getTimeoutHeader()
Returns the contents of the HTTP Timeout header.
The method formats the header into an integer.
- Returns
- int
◆ httpLock()
Locks an uri
The WebDAV lock request can be operated to either create a new lock on a file, or to refresh an existing lock If a new lock is created, a full XML body should be supplied, containing information about the lock such as the type of lock (shared or exclusive) and the owner of the lock
If a lock is to be refreshed, no body should be supplied and there should be a valid If header containing the lock
Additionally, a lock can be requested for a non-existant file. In these case we're obligated to create an empty file as per RFC4918:S7.3
- Returns
- void
◆ httpUnlock()
Unlocks a uri
This WebDAV method allows you to remove a lock from a node. The client should provide a valid locktoken through the Lock-token http header The server should return 204 (No content) on success
- Returns
- void
◆ initialize()
Initializes the plugin
This method is automatically called by the Server class after addPlugin.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
◆ lockNode()
Locks a uri
All the locking information is supplied in the lockInfo object. The object has a suggested timeout, but this can be safely ignored It is important that if the existing timeout is ignored, the property is overwritten, as this needs to be sent back to the client
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
◆ parseLockRequest()
| parseLockRequest |
( |
|
$body | ) |
|
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protected |
◆ unknownMethod()
This method is called by the Server if the user used an HTTP method the server didn't recognize.
This plugin intercepts the LOCK and UNLOCK methods.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- bool
◆ unlockNode()
Unlocks a uri
This method removes a lock from a uri. It is assumed all the supplied information is correct and verified
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- void
◆ validateLock()
| validateLock |
( |
|
$urls = null , |
|
|
& |
$lastLock = null |
|
) |
| |
|
protected |
validateLock should be called when a write operation is about to happen It will check if the requested url is locked, and see if the correct lock tokens are passed
- Parameters
-
| mixed | $urls | List of relevant urls. Can be an array, a string or nothing at all for the current request uri |
| mixed | $lastLock | This variable will be populated with the last checked lock object (Sabre_DAV_Locks_LockInfo) |
- Returns
- bool
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Michel/Desktop/test/xf/library/Sabre/Sabre/DAV/Locks/Plugin.php


cPhantomDevice describes an interface to the Phantom haptic devices from Sensable Technologies. More...
#include <CPhantomDevices.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| cPhantomDevice (unsigned int a_deviceNumber) | |
| Constructor of cPhantomDevice. | |
| ~cPhantomDevice () | |
| Destructor of cPhantomDevice. | |
| int | open () |
| Open connection to haptic device (0 indicates success). | |
| int | close () |
| Close connection to haptic device (0 indicates success). | |
| int | initialize (const bool a_resetEncoders=false) |
| Initialize or calibrate haptic device (0 indicates success). | |
| unsigned int | getNumDevices () |
| Returns the number of devices available from this class of device. | |
| int | getPosition (cVector3d &a_position) |
| Read the position of the device. Units are meters [m]. | |
| int | getLinearVelocity (cVector3d &a_linearVelocity) |
| Read the linear velocity of the device. Units are meters per second [m/s]. | |
| int | getRotation (cMatrix3d &a_rotation) |
| Read the orientation frame of the device end-effector. | |
| int | setForce (cVector3d &a_force) |
| Send a force [N] to the haptic device. | |
| int | setTorque (cVector3d &a_torque) |
| Send a torque [N*m] to the haptic device . | |
| int | getUserSwitch (int a_switchIndex, bool &a_status) |
| read the status of the user switch [true = ON / false = OFF]. |
cPhantomDevice describes an interface to the Phantom haptic devices from Sensable Technologies.
| cPhantomDevice::cPhantomDevice | ( | unsigned int | a_deviceNumber | ) |
Constructor of cPhantomDevice.
Constructor of cPhantomDevice. No servo loop is yet created, encoders are NOT reset.
| a_deviceNumber | Index number to the ith Phantom device |
| int cPhantomDevice::close | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Close connection to haptic device (0 indicates success).
Close connection to phantom device.
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::getLinearVelocity | ( | cVector3d & | a_linearVelocity | ) | [virtual] |
Read the linear velocity of the device. Units are meters per second [m/s].
Read the linear velocity of the device. Units are in [m/s].
| a_linearVelocity | Return value. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| unsigned int cPhantomDevice::getNumDevices | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Returns the number of devices available from this class of device.
Returns the number of devices available from this class of device.
Reimplemented from cGenericDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::getPosition | ( | cVector3d & | a_position | ) | [virtual] |
Read the position of the device. Units are meters [m].
Read the position of the device. Units are meters [m].
| a_position | Return value. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::getRotation | ( | cMatrix3d & | a_rotation | ) | [virtual] |
Read the orientation frame of the device end-effector.
Read the orientation frame of the device end-effector
| a_rotation | Return value. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::getUserSwitch | ( | int | a_switchIndex, | |
| bool & | a_status | |||
| ) | [virtual] |
read the status of the user switch [true = ON / false = OFF].
Read the status of the user switch [true = ON / false = OFF].
| a_switchIndex | index number of the switch. | |
| a_status | result value from reading the selected input switch. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::initialize | ( | const bool | a_resetEncoders = false |
) | [virtual] |
Initialize or calibrate haptic device (0 indicates success).
Initialize the phantom device.
For desktops and omnis, the a_resetEncoders parameter is ignored. For premiums, if you specify a_resetEncoders as true, you should be holding the Phantom in its rest position when this is called.
| a_resetEncoders | Should I re-zero the encoders? (affects premiums only...) |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::open | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Open connection to haptic device (0 indicates success).
Open connection to phantom device.
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::setForce | ( | cVector3d & | a_force | ) | [virtual] |
Send a force [N] to the haptic device.
Send a force [N] to the haptic device
| a_force | Force command to be applied to device. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.
| int cPhantomDevice::setTorque | ( | cVector3d & | a_torque | ) | [virtual] |
Send a torque [N*m] to the haptic device .
Send a torque [N*m] to the haptic device
| a_torque | Force command to be applied to device. |
Reimplemented from cGenericHapticDevice.


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KEYCTL
Section: Linux Key Management Calls (2)Updated: 4 May 2006
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
keyctl - Manipulate the kernel's key management facilitySYNOPSIS
#include <keyutils.h> long keyctl(int cmd, ...);
DESCRIPTION
keyctl() has a number of functions available:- KEYCTL_GET_KEYRING_ID
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Ask for a keyring's ID.
- KEYCTL_JOIN_SESSION_KEYRING
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Join or start named session keyring.
- KEYCTL_UPDATE
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Update a key.
- KEYCTL_REVOKE
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Revoke a key.
- KEYCTL_CHOWN
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Set ownership of a key.
- KEYCTL_SETPERM
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Set perms on a key.
- KEYCTL_DESCRIBE
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Describe a key.
- KEYCTL_CLEAR
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Clear contents of a keyring.
- KEYCTL_LINK
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Link a key into a keyring.
- KEYCTL_UNLINK
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Unlink a key from a keyring.
- KEYCTL_SEARCH
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Search for a key in a keyring.
- KEYCTL_READ
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Read a key or keyring's contents.
- KEYCTL_INSTANTIATE
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Instantiate a partially constructed key.
- KEYCTL_NEGATE
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Negate a partially constructed key.
- KEYCTL_SET_REQKEY_KEYRING
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Set default request-key keyring.
- KEYCTL_SET_TIMEOUT
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Set timeout on a key.
- KEYCTL_ASSUME_AUTHORITY
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Assume authority to instantiate key.
These are wrapped by libkeyutils into individual functions to permit compiler the compiler to check types. See the See Also section at the bottom.
RETURN VALUE
On success keyctl() returns the serial number of the key it found. On error, the value -1 will be returned and errno will have been set to an appropriate error.ERRORS
- ENOKEY
- No matching key was found or an invalid key was specified.
- EKEYEXPIRED
- An expired key was found or specified.
- EKEYREVOKED
- A revoked key was found or specified.
- EKEYREJECTED
- A rejected key was found or specified.
- EDQUOT
- The key quota for the caller's user would be exceeded by creating a key or linking it to the keyring.
- EACCES
- A key operation wasn't permitted.
LINKING
Although this is a Linux system call, it is not present in libc but can be found rather in libkeyutils. When linking, -lkeyutils should be specified to the linker.SEE ALSO
keyctl(1),add_key(2),
request_key(2),
keyctl_get_keyring_ID(3),
keyctl_join_session_keyring(3),
keyctl_update(3),
keyctl_revoke(3),
keyctl_chown(3),
keyctl_setperm(3),
keyctl_describe(3),
keyctl_clear(3),
keyctl_link(3),
keyctl_unlink(3),
keyctl_search(3),
keyctl_read(3),
keyctl_instantiate(3),
keyctl_negate(3),
keyctl_set_reqkey_keyring(3),
keyctl_set_timeout(3),
keyctl_assume_authority(3),
keyctl_describe_alloc(3),
keyctl_read_alloc(3),
request-key(8)
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:33:04 GMT, December 24, 2015


The Fury (1978)
Grade: 71
Trivia time! Brian DePalma has directed two 1970s films starring Amy Irving. One of them marks the screen debut of Darryl Hannah. Bzzzzzt! We're talking about "The Fury", a mystery drama that turns into a horror film.
Kirk Douglas and his teenage son Robin are vacationing at a Middle Eastern beach. Douglas is to send Robin to special institute in the states to better develop/understand Robin's unusual ESP ability. Long-time friend and co-worker Childress is also there. Suddenly, snipers fire at Douglas, but somehow are unable to shoot him. He ends up in the hiding by rocks along the beach, but takes a rifle from a dead sniper and manages to shoot Childress, whom he realizes is behind the attack. Childress, who works for a secret government agency, has kidnapped Robin to use his special powers for espionage purposes.
Douglas now is on a quest to find and liberate Robin. He is wanted by the Feds, who have many men on his tail. Douglas hires the psychic Raymond Dunworthy, to find a better psychic who can find Robin. Dunworthy comes up with Irving, a teenager also with strong ESP powers. But Dunworthy is being monitored by the Feds and leads them to Douglas, who makes a narrow escape that involves jumping half-naked from a hotel room, tying up innocent bystanders, stealing a new car occupied by two cops, and later driving that car off into a lake, much to the cops chagrin.
Meanwhile, Irving's abilities are attracting the interest of her teachers. She can make a toy train move by telekinesis, and makes classmates bleed when they make the mistake of touching her. She is sent to the same special institute Robin was sent to. At first, life is peaceful there, and she bonds with instructor Hestor (Carrie Snodgrass) who is also Douglas' girlfriend. The institute is headed by Charles Durning, who recognizes Irving's power and tries to protect her from Childress, who has spies at the institute and is looking for more psychics to add to his collection, that already includes Robin.
Irving begins having visions of Robin. Sometimes these coincide with her being touched. After Irving causes a hemmorage in one of the staff, Childress gets wind of this and begins drugging Irving, in preparation of removing her from the institute to work with Robin. Douglas and Snodgrass decide that Irving must escape from the institute before it is too late, with Douglas wanting to use her to locate his son.
Meanwhile, Robin is under great stress at his government gig. He is isolated and treated as a guinea pig. His only contact is with an attractive but manipulative agent whom he does not trust.
Irving escapes from the institute, but it isn't easy, with Douglas killing two security guards and Snodgrass also killed. Irving and Douglas go to rescue Robin. They break into the government compound. Robin senses her presence, and afraid of being replaced, goes into a rage, torturing and killing his agent girlfriend using his powers. The film has definitely slipped into the horror genre, as blood splatters the walls.
Irving and Douglas are caught by Childress. Childress sends Douglas to go after Robin, who is killing everyone who enters his room. Douglas enters the blood soaked room. He finds Robin suspended in mid-air with a crazed look on his face. Robin attacks Douglas. They fall out of the window and land on the roof. Douglas hangs on the gutter for dear life, with the other arm supporting Robin, who is suspended high above the cement street. We think they will make it, but Robin claws Douglas and both fall to their deaths.
Now Childress only has Irving to use as a psychic. He visits her the next morning in her new bedroom, and tells her that life must go on, that she is special and important, etc. She responds by using her powers to make his head explode. This explosion is graphically shown several times from different angles.
"The Fury" is a surprisingly good film. Douglas' struggle to find and save his son, and Irving's and Robin's struggle to cope with their abilities, are successfully developed themes.
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--- layout: post title: Do gamers really want photorealistic graphics? date: 2005-12-15 00:00:00 categories: interfaces-&-interaction play ---
Do gamers really want photorealistic graphics?: "The problem of increasing programming and artist time is one that a vast section of the industry is going to have to address. As budgets and graphical expectations (from the greedy gaming public) rise out of control, publishers and developers are going to have to make a choice: graphics or gameplay."
The assumption that photorealism means a better game, or that 3D means a better game: deeply flawed, I reckon.


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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp irked by Xherdan Shaqiri question at Melwood
Xherdan Shaqiri has been told he has a future at Liverpool, but Reds boss Jurgen Klopp was far from happy answering questions about the attacker.
Shaqiri has hardly featured this term, but he is now back in training following a calf problem that has blighted his opportunity to break into the side.
The Swiss international had voiced dissatisfaction with his manager earlier in the season, but with the Reds still involved in five competitions, including the World Club Championship, the chance to shine is surely coming.
Klopp, who has said Jose Mourinho was “desperate” to get back into the Premier League, confirmed the 28-year-old’s time will come, but he was irked by a question concerning transfer speculation resurfacing about Shaqiri.
Klopp, who visibly irked, said: “Why should I talk about something that has no interest to us? That’s just the world outside.
“He didn’t have exactly the amount of games he wanted to but that’s it pretty much. I am with him, he is completely happy here. Speculation is speculation.
“Of course, he has a future here. We only talk about this season and this season he is a very important player for us.”
But with Liverpool embarking on a hectic run of fixtures over the next two months – starting with the Premier League trip to Crystal Palace on Saturday – Klopp thinks Shaqiri will be given opportunities in the coming weeks.
“He has been really long injured, I think five weeks, so to get the match fitness again that takes time,” said Klopp
“He trained this week and we gave him some different things to do but that’s it, apart from that he should be completely fine.
“There is no reason to rush it but it’s nice to have him back. We saw a lot of really nice things in training this week but it is intense for him and he needs to get used to the intensity again and everything will be fine.
“He just has to train, no other reason. To get the match fitness takes time. He trained this week. Apart from that, he should be completely fine.
“Yes, he offers an option in attack, but he needs to be fit for that.
“That is all we are concerned about at the moment. He was out long and he trained and was really good in moments and in other moments it was different to the rehab stuff he did before.
“All good, the most intense period is coming so he will be ready for that hopefully if nothing happens again and you will see him on the pitch, 100%.”


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Intro to Data Mining¶
This page is dedicated to explaining the basics of data mining and web page design, so that the examples and documentation will make sense. If you already know about DOMs and web page elements, feel free to skip this page.
Ethical Data Mining¶
Informally, data mining is the act of processing data to gain insight. In this context, I’m going to refer to it more specifically as gathering information stored on webpages (commonly known as Web Scraping, but this has negative implications). This is a very valuable and vast source of information, but it has been (and certainly will continue to be) exploited by bad actors. Besides the obvious fact that someone has a server somewhere that has to send you the data, which is going to cost them to send you, there are also ethical, moral, and legal aspects of data mining to keep in mind. For more information, visit this article written by James Densmore, about typical rules to follow when data mining.
However, keep in mind that all sites look at data mining differently - sites that contain lots of information (such as scientific publishers) will typically have a “bulk data access” or “data mining” policy, and they often have ways to help you, so you don’t have to go through the work of getting information from the DOM. Ask your site administrators to see what their policy is before bombarding them with requests to their site.
Document Object Models¶
Web pages are structured in html. The full page, represented in html, is called the Document Object Model (DOM). Everything you can see on a web page can be found in the DOM, so this is where you need to look if you want to collect information from a website.
To view the DOM, there are several methods. The easiest and most widely used method is to use google chrome to navigate to a web page you want to see the DOM for. Press F12
to open the DevTools panel, and the DOM will show up on the right side of the page. You can also press ctrl+shift+c
, and then click on an element with your mouse to see the location in the DOM of that element.
Web Elements¶
The DOM is further broken down by Elements, which are the building blocks of a website. They usually represent small bits of information on the page (or sometimes even hidden from the page, in the case of Metadata). If you can extract the information in a single element, you’re well on your way to data mining!
Elements have several places to store data. The simplest is all of the text you see on the page - this is stored in the body of the element. For a standard div
element:

This is the body of an element. Text on the page comes from here.

However, the element itself can also store information internally. This is usually used to determine how the page displays that element, but it can also be used by sites to give more information about that element. These are called attributes, and common attributes include class
, name
, and id
. In the element, they look like this:

You now have the tools and knowledge to understand the rest of this module! We use these terms frequently, so come back to this page to answer any questions that may arise throughout the process of using the module.


LAUREL LITTLE THEATRE TURNS 50!
by LLT Historian Wess Hughes
September 22, 2010
Our Laurel Little Theatre was organized back in August 1961 when four local theatre lovers
first got together at the old bowling alley that used to be next door to the Leader-Call newspaper.
Marda Kaiser Burton, Mary Anne Sumrall, Ernest Graves and Gene Gandrau hashed out their ideas and quickly
called for an official organizational meeting at the old Pinehurst Hotel Coffee Shop. Some of the group
that joined in with them at the Pinehurst were well known Laurel names like Jim Gibbon, Annie Ruth Grim,
Page Jones Harris, Billy Howard Jr, Billy Lightsey, Ruth Tomlinson, Dot Traweek and Granville Walters.
Their goal was to present Laurel citizens with entertainment and to give would-be thespians a chance
to get up on a stage and ham it up for their friends and family. Now five decades later, that's still
our main goal at the theatre. Little did those founders know in 1961 that one day that very group they
organized would be performing in the old Arabian movie house just right next door to the Pinehurst
Coffee Shop where they were meeting to form the group.
The Pinehurst Hotel in the 1930s. The Arabian Theatre was attached just
behind all the room windows on the far right side of the hotel. The entrance to
the theatre is marked by a yellow & white striped awning at ground level on the
far right side. There was a fifty foot long lobby that ran on the ground
floor under the hotel rooms. The Arabian had opened on April 1, 1927, not long before the stock market crash
that ended the explosion of movie palaces that were built in the 20s.
From 1961-1966 each play of the season presented two performances at either the Wisner Building, Mason
Elementary or Watkins High School. In 1967, LLT leased a 'real' space for ourselves in the old Downtown
Armory Building and built a stage and a small front lobby. We were such a small operation that when we
raised enough funds to buy a chilled-water fountain, it made the front page of the daily Laurel Leader-Call!
Most seasons included three productions, and we had moved up to presenting three performances of each of
those shows, occasionally performing at the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art as part of a 'Sunday at the Museum' Series.
Laurel's Downtown Urban Renewal forced us out of that building in 1976 and put us out on the streets
once again. We performed at various city schools for almost two years while we envisioned big dreams of having
our very own space again someday.
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Local businessmen and LLT favorites Bill Clinton, Bobby Hynson, Bill Mullins, Gardiner Green Jr and Clayton
Corley headed up a building committee that began searching for a space and for the funds to acquire it. In
1976 several buildings were strongly considered, including two of downtown Laurel's famous movie palaces.
We looked at both the Strand and the Arabian Theatres, both of which were out of business. The Arabian had
shut down more recently than the Strand and was in better shape, so it became our pick, and local architect
John Hunt guided the group through the renovations. The original 1927 paint colors and the Arabic, Persian
and Egyptian features were restored before we reopened the building in our 1977-78 season with a production
of Our Town.
That building committee worked hard with a three year plan from local businesses and individual patrons
to pay off both the purchase and renovation costs which totaled just under $100,000, and our building was
debt-free in an unbelievable three years!
Since moving into the Arabian, each season usually has four productions, and most of those run four
performances, although our big musicals are often held over for extra showings and have folks seated in the
aisles just to get everyone in. The biggest hit of our history has been the popular Always...Patsy
Cline which has returned several times over the last decade and always sells out 8 or 9
performances. Over 5000 folks have now seen that production over the years.
Part of the sad history of the south is the era of segregation and Jim Crow laws, and Laurel and the
Arabian Theatre were no different. It is important to remember the problems of the past, so we all learn
and continue to move forward. The stairwell we currently use to access the balcony was originally the
'colored' entrance to the balcony, and the 'white' stairwell used to exist where our kitchen is now situated.
African-American Laurel movie-goers had to enter the building from a side door and go up separate stairs.
They not only didn't sit with the white patrons, but they couldn't even use the same restrooms or stairwells.
My, how things have changed for the better. LLT has had many great black actors and actresses over the years,
and we've presented several shows with all-black casts or subject matter. Our theatre has always existed to entertain,
but we're often able to enlighten and advance a modern thought process as well. Women's issues, racism, gay characters,
McCarthyism, the Nazi era and religion and politics on both sides of the aisle have all raised the occasional discussion
in the community. We're proud to be a part of that and present some of those subjects along with our popular comedies
and light hearted musicals.
Over the years many well known local folks have graced our LLT stages and a few have gone on to professional
performing careers:
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Tom Lester (that played 'Eb' on TV's Green Acres) was in our very first
production of Born Yesterday back in 1961.
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Rufus Smith directed All The Way Home for us in 1964 just a few years after starring on Broadway
with Ethel Merman in Annie Get Your Gun.
Rufus was married to Laurel's Evelyn Taylor whose dad Sank was the owner of both the Arabian and
Strand Theatres. Evelyn had moved from Laurel to NYC and was a dancer with Agnes DeMille's company
and appeared in the Broadway productions of Carousel, Brigadoon, Camelot and
Paint Your Wagon and was in the movie version of Oklahoma.
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Talmadge Harper and Dennis Bailey directed several of our productions in the 60s and 70s and both were featured
singers for NYC's Metropolitan Opera.
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Tom Elias sang in several of our 60s shows and went on to make his Broadway debut in
the musical Cleavage.
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Both Michael Howard and Wess Hughes have many LLT credits over the decades and went on to produce,
direct and act in professional shows in New Orleans.
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Patrick Weathers was 'Stanley Kowalski' in our 1978 A Streetcar Named Desire
just a few years before becoming a cast member of NBC-TV's Saturday Night Live.
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Parker Posey went on to become known as the 'Queen of the Indies' and also starred in movies like
Party Girl, You've Got Mail, Superman Returns and
Waiting for Guffman years after appearing in our production of
Harvey in 1981.
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Mary Elizabeth Ellis was in shows in the 90s before she moved to L.A. and became a cast
member of FX-TV's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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Erin Napier is the co-host of HGTV's home renovation series, Home Town.
Back in 2003, she was one of the infamous 'Cell-Block Tango' jailbirds in our production
of Chicago.
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Under the guidance of 2008-09 Board President Amanda Robertson, theatre expert Bill Hooper and committee chairmen
George Jackson and Robbie Robinson, we've recently completed a major renovation of the old theatre to spiffy the
place up with lush all-new seating and carpeting, an interior paint job and upgraded wiring, uncovering some
of the original 1927 artwork and the restoration of the locally famous Arabian neon sign to shine brightly
over downtown Laurel. We have tons of great ol' stories and photographs of LLT productions, the Arabian and
Strand Theatres and the Pinehurst all posted here on the website.
Click here for additional stories
Click here for our historical photo collection
Our 2010 - 2011 season will be our 50th anniversary. Over the years we've presented just shy of 200 different
productions, and it's taken hundreds and thousands of volunteer hours to fill our casts and crews over the
five decades. LLT is a proud part of the Pine Belt and welcomes anyone interested to come on down and join in.
LAUREL'S GRAND ARABIAN THEATRE SURVIVES AND THRIVES
by LLT Historian Wess Hughes
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It's hard to imagine now just how astonished folks were when movies were first presented back at the
beginning of the last century. In 1907, the people in Laurel saw their first 'moving picture show'
when Sank Taylor hung a sheet on a back wall in a small building next door to the old O'Ferrell
Building and brought in a strange looking machine that would project bigger than life images of cowboys
& horses, fast moving trains & damsels in distress, pirates & their stolen loot and the new stars
like Rudolph Valentino and Charlie Chaplin. Since the invention of television was many years away, these
movie houses became the centers of social activities in towns all over the world.
Sank Taylor went on to operate several movie houses in downtown Laurel, and old timers fondly recall those
palaces where they'd spend countless hours watching newsreels and serial stories along with the main attractions of
the day. Mention Laurel theatre names like the Jean, Ritz, Bijou, Royal, Lincoln, Strand and the Arabian, and those
folks that were around in the first half of the last century will nod and crack a smile remembering the
many hours spent in the darkness watching their favorite stars, munching on the penny candy and popcorn
and maybe stealing their first kisses in the far reaches of the balcony.
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The Strand was built on Central Avenue for $174,000 and opened on February 5th, 1921. At that time it
was one of the most expensive and impressive theatres in the state of Mississippi. It was very ornate with
curtained box seating, a full stage with fly rigs and dressing rooms and a famous olio house curtain that had
local business names and advertising painted on it.
Six years later, Sank Taylor and his investors spent $150,000 building the Arabian Theatre and then another
$50,000 gloriously furnishing it and installing 'air-cooling.' The Arabian became the palace for first class new-run
'A' movies and the Strand became the home for 'B' flicks and cowboy movies. Both of them showed the newsreels that for
many folks were the only sources of information of what was going on around the world.
Of all of the downtown theatres, the last one standing is the Arabian. Luckily the Laurel Little Theatre bought
the empty building in 1977, and LLT's presence ensures it will survive for many years to come.
The Pinehurst Hotel had been built at the turn of the century and eventually expanded with a new wing on
its northern side. The Arabian was constructed just behind that new wing sharing a common wall with the hotel. There
was a 50-foot long entrance arcade into the theatre that actually passed underneath three floors of hotel rooms.
The Arabian opened on April 1, 1927, just before the stock market crash that ended the explosion of movie palaces
that were built in the 20s. Laurel businessmen Charles Green and Ben Schneider were investors with Sank Taylor, and
eventually the Saenger Brothers Amusement Company out of New Orleans also joined in the operation. The design came
out of Emile Weil's architectural firm. Weil designed many of the Saenger Theatres across the coast including the
namesake houses in Mobile, Biloxi, Hattiesburg and New Orleans.
The Arabian was the smallest of Weil's Saenger houses, but still seated a respectable 900 moviegoers and had
a small vaudeville lip stage and an impressive Kilgen 'Wonder Organ' that was in continuous use producing melodies
and sound effects to enhance the silent flicks up on the screen. The first manager of the theatre was Reuben DeGruy,
and his wife Ruth was the organist for years and years. Those silent films continued until the 'talkies' had taken
over completely in the 1930s, but Ruth would still entertain on the organ in between the films. The organ disappeared
a couple decades later, and we've never been able to trace it down. Let us know if you happen to have any clues about
its whereabouts.
The interior was a design mix of Arabic, Egyptian, Persian and Moroccan influences, all of which were the standard
of the grand movie palaces being built during the 1920s. The interest in that foreign part of our world was caused by
the never-ending newspaper headlines about the amazing discovery of King Tut's tomb in 1922. The designs of those
far-away lands became all the rage, and the vast majority of the spectacular new movie houses were a mix of styles
from those dry desert countries with a bit of Art Deco touches thrown in for good measure.
Original Arabian Logo from the Laurel Daily Leader on Opening Day
April 1st, 1927
When the Arabian opened in 1927, admission was 35cents for matinees, 50cents in the evening
and 10cents for children. The very first attraction was the silent movie It
starring Clara Bow. Opening day was such a big event that the newspaper at that time, the Laurel Daily-Leader,
featured an entire tabloid section on the theatre. All of those articles are now posted on this website.
Click here to read them.
Sank Taylor remained involved with the business until it was sold many decades later to Gulf States
Theatres. Movies were shown on the big screen until the modern cineplexes started killing the attendance
at all the old single-screen theatres around the country, and after fifty years the Arabian had its last
movie projected in 1976.
It sat empty for just one year before the Laurel Little Theatre bought the property and refurbished
the interior to its former glory. A budget of $80,000 and thousands of volunteer hours were needed to
purchase and renovate the building before we opened our 1977-78 season in the theatre.
There was no real stage in the Arabian, so during those 1977 renovations LLT workers removed
the front half of the seats in the orchestra level and then built out a thirty foot wide stage with wingspace
and dressing rooms. A new proscenium arch was patterned after the architectural features on the original 1927
arch that framed the movie screen at the back wall. The lobby and auditorium is now just as it was in 1927,
but the proscenium arch and stage are circa 1977.
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Ernest Graves in front of the 'new' stage
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One detail preserved on the new arch is the Egyptian Winged Sun that locals called the 'sun phoenix.'
That piece of art was originally on the back wall, but was moved forward and placed on the new proscenium
during the renovation. Archaeologists think the Egyptians imagined the Sun actually had 'wings' and had
gotten this belief from the observations during total solar eclipses of various sunspot steamers and polar
rays shooting out from the darkened moon covering the sun. Those solar burst halos can resemble the wings
and tail feathers of some celestial bird and they would have been visible even during that ancient time.
The Arabian's balcony was originally built at an angle to view movies at a much higher height than the
present day stage level. It's not steep enough to have proper sight lines for the new stage, so all of the
balcony seats were removed and that area is now used only for stage lighting and costume and set storage.
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When the Arabian closed in 1976, the Pinehurst Hotel still stood out front even though it had been
closed for years. The hotel was eventually condemned and demolished in 1988, and once again, LLT raised
the funds to 'Save The Arabian' as the common wall the hotel and the theatre shared had to be reconstructed
as the theatre's new exterior wall facade. The only surviving clues to the Pinehurst and the long theatre
entryway arcade are the remaining tiles in the now open-air courtyard floor.
Over the next two decades from 1988-2008, LLT presented its annual seasons of shows and also hosted
Community Concerts, school and convention presentations, beauty pageants, touring shows and concerts. All
of that slowly took its toll on the 80-year-old building, so once again renovations were in store. A 2008
drive to raise $125,000 and then a nine month closure to install all new seating and carpets, repaint and
restore original 1927 art designs, rebuild and light the exterior ARABIAN neon sign and build an archway in
the courtyard to feature the Pinehurst Park next door have all brought the grand ol' lady back into the
limelight in our downtown.
Long range plans are to build an annex along the south side of the building. This would add much needed
backstage wingspace and set storage towards the back half of the building and a new kitchen and additional
bathrooms along the front of the house.
The eight-decade-old building has seen many, many movies over the years, and now a long legend of
stage performances have taken the Arabian into the 21st century. Coming full circle, we've just installed
a movie projector once again and inaugurated it with a viewing of the old John Wayne movie
Hatari.....now if only that old sheet Sank Taylor first hung on that wall back
in 1907 could be found, that would truly be the full circle.
Arabian Movie Advertisement from the Laurel Daily Leader
November 10th, 1928


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Normally a flag flies proudly on the breeze as a declaration of the power and authority of its nation. To be fit for display, a flag should be intact and untarnished, and if it is not it is generally ceremonially destroyed. Sometimes, however, a flag will be displayed that is dirty, full of holes, or reduced to ribbons. When this occurs, it generally means that the nation it represents has fallen on hard times. Why else would they allow their standard to be shown this way?
Other times they can be used as a sign of defiance or hope. The country, though battered and torn, is still standing and will survive.
They are also commonly found in After the End settings or amidst the ruins of a fallen civilization.
Occasionally, flags like these can be kept and preserved if they are significant in some way, one that was present for a landmark event, for example.
Compare Burning the Flag, for when a flag is being deliberately destroyed.
Examples
- One Piece: Tattered flags are often used for high drama, but nothing quite beats Luffy standing atop of the castle in Drum Island holding Dr. Hiruluk's flag, which somehow manages to stay intact despite receiving heavy bombardment. Luffy, a proud pirate, goes through all the trouble to protect the flag because he knows that's how important the symbol of the Jolly Roger is.
- In The Dark Knight Rises as the police force gathers for the fight with Bane's people, ruined American flags are shown flying from nearby buildings.
- The end of In the Valley of Elah shows a tattered American flag being raised upside down. The Tommy Lee Jones character had corrected this same mistake at the beginning of the story, explaining that it signals an S.O.S. At the end, he's decided that message is appropriate.
- In The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, the royal banners outside of Rohan's Golden Hall are so beaten up, one of them gets torn off by the wind.
- Can be seen in Logan's Run where the Old Man lives in what used to be the U.S. Senate chamber.
- The 1964 version of The First Men in the Moon has lunar astronauts discovering, to their astonishment, an old worn-out Union Jack left by Victorian age explorers.
- Gone with the Wind shows a tattered Confederate flag flying over the train yard scene.
- Seen during the attack in Pearl Harbor, a ruined American flag floating in the water.
- In Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, the scene of the Endeavour's sinking shows the banner of the East India Company submerged in the water, with a body fallen from the destroyed ship caught in its folds.
- In the film of The Red Badge of Courage Henry charged with the tattered Union flag. He captured the Dixie in the end, more tattered than the Union flag.
- Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation: Shown in an ironic transition shot. After a propaganda reel espousing the virtues of the war against the Arachnids, a proud and neat Federation flag turns into the flag flown by a battlefield unit, torn and weathered.
- Transformers: Dark of the Moon: Hopeful version; as the Autobots and their allies stand triumphant amidst the ruins of Chicago, a shredded American flag is seen flying behind them.
- Interstellar. The Lazarus missions mark their habitat with a US flag along with a mission flag. Naturally after years exposed to the elements of an alien world, they become extremely tattered. At the end of the movie, Dr Brandt is shown burying her dead lover under a rock cairn next to his destroyed habitat with its tattered flag, then is shown walking to her own functioning habitat with intact flags flying.
- Encyclopedia Brown: In a moment of In-Universe Fridge Logic, Encyclopedia realizes that a man lauded as a hero shouldn't have gotten a medal because according to the story being told, the man saw the flag over a fort (that had been taken over by hostile Native Americans) flying in the rain; this should have at least given him cause for concern (as army regulations hold that flags should be put away in inclement weather), but he led the wagon train down the pass into the fort anyway.
- The Star Trek: The Original Series episode "The Omega Glory" shows an After the End version of Earth following a nuclear war, with one faction being descendants of their version of Americans, complete with a ruined Old Glory.
- Savage Skies, a mid-'90s PBS documentary miniseries about severe weather, at one point showed a shredded but still flying Puerto Rican flag in the aftermath of Hurricane Luis.
- In an episode of Revolution, Monroe launches an attack against a rebel stronghold, using a newly re-powered helicopter, and riddles the places with gunfire, slaughtering everyone inside, and leaving the flag they have hung there full of bullet holes.
- The Johnny Cash song "Ragged Old Flag": "I take that back, I'm mighty proud of that ragged old flag!"
- Patti Smith's "Broken Flag" from Wave is also an exploration of this idea (the song is about the American Civil War). An image of a tattered American flag can be seen inside the booklet and the song is dedicated to Barbara Fritchie (1766-1862), a Unionist during the American Civil War who, according to legend at the age of 95 waved the Union flag to antagonize the troops of Stonewall Jackson, as they passed through the town of Frederick. The actual woman who did this was named Mary Quantrell.
- New York Daily News: The front page for June 18, 2018, protested the mass separation of migrant families at the U.S.-Mexican border by depicting a tattered, upside-down American flag waving behind a wire fence, accompanied by the word "Help".
- Found everywhere in Fallout, where it's a reminder of the franchise's Look on My Works, Ye Mighty, and Despair! theme. Plenty of ruined Old World buildings will have a partially-decomposed American flag hanging somewhere.
- The tattered Old World flag is the symbol of Ulysses in Fallout: New Vegas, as he talks of flags and what the men flying them stand for. There's even one on his Badass Longcoat.
- Fallout 4 has the option to craft flags to hang on the walls of your settlements. In addition to the US flag, you can craft a flag for each of the factions you're currently in good standing with, although even though they're "newly made", they're still ratty and full of holes, with the exception of the flag for the Institute, which is far less ratty.
- In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim a skeleton can be found in Winterhold clutching a tattered flag, apparently from the last stand of the Knights of the Nine.
- The Evolving Title Screen of Spec Ops: The Line shows, among other things, an upside-down American flag that is seen in worse and worse condition as you progress through the game, amid an ever bleaker setting.
- The Heroes of Might and Magic III intro has a tattered Erathian flag found and displayed in the ruins of Cloudfire, a town that the Nighon forces invading Erathia destroyed. Catherine, a princess of Erathia who married the king of Enroth, takes the flag and uses it to rally the troops that will liberate her homeland.
- Left 4 Dead 2, The Sacrifice DLC campaign begins with the survivors trekking through a zombie-infested dockyard that had been occupied by the military and FEMA expy CEDA with the camera prominently showcasing a tattered US flag flapping in the wind. Doubly significant because of the canon death of Bill, a Vietnam War veteran at the end of the campaign.
- The second case occurs in the Warcraft series. Orc (and the Horde in general) flags are generally in tatters but are still proudly flown to symbolize how much of a beating they are willing to take in order to achieve victory.
- In World in Conflict's multiplayer, there's a subtle example in the two flags shown at the top of the screen amongst other important match info. The flags start pristine and become increasingly tattered as units are lost. Since reinforcements are infinite and objectives are what counts, it's possible for the flag in worse shape to end up winning the match.
- A battered, bullet-riddled Dominion flag appears at the beginning of the Starcraft II Wings Of Liberty cutscene "Fire and Fury", representing the damaged-but-defiant condition of the Terran troops themselves.
- Star Wars: The Old Republic: Scorched and ruined flags are seen throughout the Government District on Corellia, which has become the site of a battle between the Republic and the Empire for the planet's fate.
- Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3: On Soviet missions, the mission failed screen shows a conscript weeping over a ruined Soviet flag.
- The Adamant Kinship shrine in Nexus Clash is a tattered Laurentian flag, which symbolizes the cause of the mortal world and rejection of the meddling of the Powers That Be.
- Overwatch: The graphic of the ruins of the bombed-out Overwatch HQ shows a ragged Overwatch flag standing amidst the debris.
- The Nostalgia Critic ridicules the Pearl Harbor example as poor and cliche use of the Rule of Symbolism.
- In the Christmas Episode of Hey Arnold!, Mr. Hyunh is telling Arnold about how he gave up his only daughter during The Vietnam War. During a scene depicting (possibly) the Fall of Saigon, a tattered (American) flag is prominently displayed.
- Wat's Pig: Wat returns the ruined flag of the nation to the castle after the first battle.
- Several American flags, damaged to various degrees, that were recovered from the wreckage of the World Trade Center have been put on display, one of them even being shown at the opening ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics.
- Another real-life example would be the flag from Fort McHenry, which inspired Francis Key Scott to write The Star-Spangled Banner after seeing its tattered flag still flying after a 23-hour bombardment.The flag◊ is huge, by the way. Currently, it's 30x34 feet, but was originally 42 feet long (though that is still 18 feet short of how long it should be, based on its height).
- This trope's symbolism is subverted by the fact that most of the damage was caused, not by hard times, but by pieces of it being clipped off as patriotic mementos over many years before the flag passed into the care of a museum.
- Flags flying over military bases, forts, or castles (or carried into battle by standard bearers) are sometimes hit by stray arrows, bullets, shrapnel, or embers when the base is sieged, bombed, or otherwise attacked. Such attacks can result in this trope even for the victorious side.
- American flags (and other striped flags) made using traditional methods are prone to this because they were made from sewing strips of different colored fabric together.
- A famous poster from WWII featured a tattered Polish flag and the words "Poland: First To Fight".


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Exshop collects the personal data you provide us, including but not limited to:
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Exshop collects information regarding your use of browsers, applications, and devices to access Exshop services, as well as information about how you use and interact with them. me or the services.
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curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't connect to server LABSTH.(<IP_ADDRESS>:17404 getbestblockhash), retries: 4
curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't connect to server LABSTH.(<IP_ADDRESS>:17404 getbestblockhash), retries: 4
curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't connect to server LABSTH.(<IP_ADDRESS>:17404 getbestblockhash), retries: 4
[src.CFEKDIMXY2] txid.1482d0ba060a864d899b3b6b5b5e70ebedb751998318063ed12a3130d853b521 is notarized. confirms.5 destnotarized.0
curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't connect to server LABSTH.(<IP_ADDRESS>:17404 getrawtransaction), retries: 4
[LABSTH] Cant find tx.3e48f112ab0f88d01e6da072b27e028dee7018bd415b4661c90caa98477fcf54 rebroadcasting...
curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't connect to server LABSTH.(<IP_ADDRESS>:17404 getbestblockhash), retries: 4
curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't connect to server LABSTH.(<IP_ADDRESS>:17404 sendrawtransaction), retries: 4
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July 12
The young lions do lack, and suffer hunger: but they that seek the Lord shall not want any good thing.
Psalm 34:10
Did you know that, according to the Word of God, there is no lack in the Body of Christ?  His exceeding great and precious promises have supplied it all. Why then do many of us keep on suffering lack? Because we haven't, as Hebrews 5:13 says, become skillful in the Word of righteousness.
It takes skill to apply the Word of God. Sometimes we just sling the Word around and try to use it any old way.  It's funny though. We'd never stand for that kind of carelessness in the natural realm. If our doctor came in and just threw a bottle of pills at us and said, "Here, take that," without even trying to find out what's wrong with us, we'd leave his office and never come back. Yet, we're shocked when that same careless attitude in the spiritual realm keeps our prayers from being effective.
We live in an "instant" society where everything is quick and easy. And too many of us are letting that instant mentality leak over into our walk with the Lord Jesus Christ. When someone needs healing, we bust through the hospital door, dab a little oil between their eyes and say, "Glory to God!" and out the door we go. Sometimes it doesn't take any longer than "In the Name of Jesus be healed!" But sometimes there is something else that must be done.
The time has come for us to shake off that "instant" mentality and realize that there are situations where we're going to have to take some time and pray in the Holy Ghost. Times when we're going to have to sit there and listen for God's instructions. If you've come up short in any area of life--whether it be healing or finances or anything else--determine to develop your Word skills where that area is concerned.  Read through all the healing scriptures. Read through all the miracle scriptures. Read through all the promises of God. Read through all the blessings of Abraham. Meditate on them. Ask God to speak to you through them and to enlighten you about the situation you're facing. Don't just sling the Word around. Dig into it. Fellowship with your Father over it. Let Him show you how to apply it skillfully, and eventually, you'll lack no good thing.
Scripture Reading: Psalm 23


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Over half the Netherlnds is built on polders.
The water pumps keeping the polders dry were once windmills, but they are now electric.
The Netherlands exports the most beer in the world.
Dutch people really like their coffee. They drink 3.2 cups a day!


Affiliate marketing
Affiliate marketing
Affiliate marketing is commonly confused with referral marketing, as both forms of marketing use third parties to drive sales to the retailer. The two forms of marketing are differentiated, however, in how they drive sales.
Affiliate marketing is commonly confused with referral marketing, as both forms of marketing use third parties to drive sales to the retailer. The two forms of marketing are differentiated, however, in how they drive sales, where affiliate marketing relies purely on financial motivations, while referral marketing relies more on trust and personal relationships.
Affiliate marketing is frequently overlooked by advertisers.While search engines, e-mail, and web site syndication capture much of the attention of online retailers, affiliate marketing carries a much lower profile. Still, affiliates continue to play a significant role in e-retailers,marketing strategies.
It is the process of earning income every time you promote someone elses products or services. If you generate a sale for the company, you get paid. If you don’t generate a sale, you do not get paid.
Work of Affiliate Marketing
1.Affiliate partner promotes a brand’s products or services on their site.2.Consumer clicks on brand’s promotion on the affiliate’s site and a cookie is then stored on the consumer’s browser this is what makes it possible for the affiliate network to track the consumer’s progress from the affiliate’s website through to the brand’s shopping cart.
3.Consumer is redirected to brand’s website.
4.Consumer purchases a product/service from the brand.
5.The network then it will automatically pays out a commission to the affiliate (based on the rules set by the brand) for driving that sale.


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As your project becomes large, you may, depending on the your OS, face a problem of command line prompt length limitation. By default, Cook passes object file names to a linker in a one long command. If your project has too many modules, this command can overflow maximum size of 8192 bytes (under Windows and cmd.exe). This number may vary under different systems, but it exists virtually everywhere. To bypass this issue one can break up the project into smaller parts and compile them as static libraries, but this is not always an option (Cook has support for such technique implemented as package tracker, but its current state is far from perfect).
An alternative way is using so-called response files. They are simple text files that contain parameters. Cook can automatically create response file with object file names and pass it to a linker, if run with --rsp option:
cook --rsp projectName
If you override linkage command with your own one in a configuration file, remember to add @%modules.rsp% instead of %objects%:
project.link: "dmd %lflags% -of%target% @%modules.rsp%";


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The Libra Blockchain
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@TechCrunch -Facebook announces Libra cryptocurrency
The risk and reward of building the new PayPal
In cryptocurrencies, Facebook saw both a threat and an opportunity. They held the promise of disrupting how things are bought and sold by eliminating transaction fees common with credit cards. That comes dangerously close to Facebook’s ad business that influences what is bought and sold. If a competitor like Google or an upstart built a popular coin and could monitor the transactions, they’d learn what people buy and could muscle in on the billions spent on Facebook marketing. Meanwhile, the 1.7 billion people who lack a bank account might choose whoever offers them a financial services alternative as their online identity provider too. That’s another thing Facebook wants to be.
Official Libra Links
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White Paper
Libra’s mission is to enable a simple global currency and financial infrastructure that empowers billions of people.
This document outlines our plans for a new decentralized blockchain, a low-volatility cryptocurrency, and a smart contract platform that together aim to create a new opportunity for responsible financial services innovation.
4."Unlike previous blockchains, which view the blockchain as a collection of blocks of transactions, the Libra is a single data structure that records the history of transactions and states over time" 🤔
— Julien Bouteloup - giver of Libra (@bneiluj) June 18, 2019
5. Try Libra: https://t.co/FMfvcVNspw pic.twitter.com/kJ4cSBKhXY6. Libra reserve = central bank https://t.co/PROlglP2OS
— Julien Bouteloup - giver of Libra (@bneiluj) June 18, 2019
7. Life of a tx: https://t.co/ZUFpPCx9j6
8. LibraBFT from HotStuff 😅: https://t.co/D3Zpimxo2G pic.twitter.com/I7Lk314dTL
Dev
TLDR:
- Contrbuting guide.
- blog.
- Welcome
- Libra Protocol: Key Concepts
- Life of a Transaction
- Libra: The Path Forward
- Libra Discourse
- newsletter.
Try Libra Core
Technical Papers
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The Libra Blockchain - Technical Paper
Abstract.The Libra Blockchain is a decentralized, programmable database designed to support alow-volatility cryptocurrency that will have the ability to serve as an efficient medium of exchange forbillions of people around the world. We present a proposal for the Libra protocol, which implementsthe Libra Blockchain and aims to create a financial infrastructure that can foster innovation, lowerbarriers to entry, and improve access to financial services. To validate the design of the Libra protocol,we have built an open-source prototype implementation —Libra Core— in anticipation of a globalcollaborative effort to advance this new ecosystem
- Move: A Language With Programmable Resources
- State Machine Replication in the Libra Blockchain
Libra Codebase
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Move: A Language With Programmable Resources
Abstract.We present Move, a safe and flexible programming language for the Libra Blockchain. Move is an executable bytecode language used to implement custom transactions and smart contracts.
The key feature of Move is the ability to define custom resource types with semantics inspired by linear logic a resource can never be copied or implicitly discarded, only moved between program storage locations.
These safety guarantees are enforced statically by Move’s type system. Despite thesespecial protections, resources are ordinary program values — they can be stored in data structures, passed as arguments to procedures, and so on.
First-class resources are a very general concept thatprogrammers can use not only to implement safe digital assets but also to write correct businesslogic for wrapping assets and enforcing access control policies.
The safety and expressivity of Move have enabled us to implement significant parts of the Libra protocol in Move, including Libra coin,transaction processing, and validator management. -[source]
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I hate myself for saying this, but as much as I worry about the privacy properties of Libra: at very least it’s an attempt to democratize payments. The alternative is a cartel payment/banking system that eats a huge chunk of people’s income.
— Matthew Green (@matthew_d_green) June 20, 2019
- Everything you need to know about the Libra Facebook
- CNBC’s Brian Kelly Explains the ‘Huge Difference’ Between Libra and Bitcoin
@CaitlinLong_ 1/ FIRST ANALYSIS of @facebook ‘s #Libra: Facebook completely misunderstands money. 🤣 😩 Facebook understands payment systems–but that’s not the same as money. Two telling quotes: “Libra is backed by a reserve of real assets.” “Many cryptocurrencies today (eg #Bitcoin & #Ether…
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Jack Dorsey says now is our chance to build a global currency for the internet
This is our one opportunity to align every community, and every country, around the world, which I think provides a lot of clarity, enables a lot more innovation, and most importantly creates a probability of much greater access for more people. As we bring more people online, we can also imagine a trend in parallel where they all have access to the same currency, and there are still conversions to a local currency like the pound, but being able to have one currency really takes away some of the barriers of the past and how we think about global markets.
… Do you think bitcoin could be the internet’s currency?
I haven’t seen any other currency that would challenge it across the dimensions that I think are really important. First, I think it has an amazing brand. The other thing that I think makes it probably the strongest candidate is that the principles behind it are very pure. The creation of it was very pure, and focused on a public good, rather than any other particular agenda. The fact that it’s meant to be deflationary, meant to incentivize savings instead of spending, I think is a net positive for the world and how we think about consuming. Because it is a scarce resource, it has a probability of always increasing in value, which makes you consider a lot more how you spend it. Because you know that spending it today—it might go up in a week. And purchasing coffee, or a new sofa, with that really puts everything in perspective. Do I really need this? So from a psychological perspective, I think that’s interesting. H/T @jamestodaromd
"Libra doesn't compete with central banks, they're using a basket of currencies"
— Andreas M. Antonopoulos (@aantonop) June 19, 2019
Think about what happens in, say India, when they decide to apply monetary policy (devalue) and people have access to a "hard" Libra alternative. It undermines their power of monetary policy
- Facebook Unveils Libra Cryptocurrency, Targeting 1.7 Billion Unbanked
- The Ambitious Plan Behind Facebook’s Cryptocurrency, Libra
- Should you care about Facebook cryptocurrency? - It’s not bitcoin. It’s also not Venmo. It’s more like an attempt at the internet-age US dollar.
- The Main Features of Facebook’s Libra and How it Can Impact the Crypto Industry
- Libra-coin Currency Corporations Not People (redirect-loop atm)
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Facebook reveals its cryptocurrency Libra (decrypt.co)
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Libra tech in 1 tweet: Pseudonymous base-layer. Smart contracts. 1000 tx/s onchain so forget about running a full node. You’ll DL a Merkle root with >2/3 sigs to know your balance - full trust in signatories (like XRP). Consensus algo called “HotStuff” (improved PBFT). Rust impl. -@ercwl
Leo and Sophia are cited in the Libra technical whitepaper for their work on accumulators. Boston University is a hotbed of cryptocurrency research.
— Ethan ✨ Heilman (@Ethan_Heilman) June 19, 2019
CC: @BUCompSci @BU_Tweets https://t.co/5AQCuaI4xE
The @Libra_ release looks really amazing. Based on HotStuff (which is itself inspired by Tendermint!), written in Rust, with a new smart contract environment, open source license, and non-profit governance. All fantastic things. But the social implications are terrifying to me.
— Ethan Buchman (@buchmanster) June 18, 2019
Annotated White Paper
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Annotated Libra White Paper - [source]
Improvements on Ethereum?
— Philippe Castonguay ♢ (@PhABCD) June 18, 2019
📦 Libra uses modules instead of contracts (good for storage rent, which Libra is exploring)
🔐 Strongly typed modules and variables (security!)
🤖Native account abstraction (Ethereum? Smart wallets)
📄One-time tx (see https://t.co/T9Z0dJe67C)
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Annotated Libra White-Paper - source
Libra’s mission is to enable a simple global currency and financial infrastructure that empowers billions of people. This document outlines our plans for a new decentralized blockchain, a low-volatility cryptocurrency, and a smart contract platform that together aim to create a new opportunity for responsible financial services innovation.
Problem Statement: The advent of the internet and mobile broadband has empowered billions of people globally to have access to the world’s knowledge and information, high-fidelity communications, and a wide range of lower-cost, more convenient services.
These services are now accessible using a $40 smartphone from almost anywhere in the world.
1 This connectivity has driven economic empowerment by enabling more people to access the financial ecosystem. Working together, technology companies and financial institutions have also found solutions to help increase economic empowerment around the world. Despite this progress, large swaths of the world’s population are still left behind — 1.7 billion adults globally remain outside of the financial system with no access to a traditional bank, even though one billion have a mobile phone and nearly half a billion have internet access.
The biggest question for me while researching @Libra_ today was this: Is it possible for users who aren’t “founding members” (@facebook, paypal, visa, uber, etc) to gain access to the network and fully validate the “chain”?
— Udi Wertheimer (@udiWertheimer) June 18, 2019
The answer is a resounding NO. pic.twitter.com/C8EawEzgjC
Response from the State
The US gov't is calling for hearings blocking Facebook Libra token.
— Charlie Shrem (@CharlieShrem) June 19, 2019
Over the past 10 years, they have largely left #Bitcoin alone while creating regulations around the industry, some good and some bad.
 Listen now🚀 pic.twitter.com/2dhlf052Ey
NEW: The top lawmakers on the House Financial Services Committee are targeting Facebook’s new cryptocurrency, #Libra.
— Brian Fung (@b_fung) June 18, 2019
Chairwoman Maxine Waters says it’s another example of Facebook’s “unchecked expansion,” urges execs to testify and calls on FB to stop working on the currency. pic.twitter.com/xOklWsfLdx
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http://superuser.com/questions/394213/how-can-i-suppress-chrome-extension-output-from-web-inspectors-console-log
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