- Identified - Class in org.sbolstandard.core2
-
Represents an Identified object in the SBOL data model.
- IdentifiedMetadata - Class in org.synbiohub.frontend
-
The metadata common to all SBOL data objects
- IdentifiedMetadata() - Constructor for class org.synbiohub.frontend.IdentifiedMetadata
-
- IdentifiedVisitor - Class in org.sbolstandard.core2
-
A visitor for every identified object in an SBOLDocument
- IdentifiedVisitor() - Constructor for class org.sbolstandard.core2.IdentifiedVisitor
-
- Implementation - Class in org.sbolstandard.core2
-
Represents an Implementation object in the SBOL data model.
- IMPLEMENTATION - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.TopLevel
-
The abbreviation for the Implementation type in URI
- INHIBITED - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
Conceptual or material entity that is the object of an inhibition process, and is
acted upon by an inhibitor (
SBO:0000642).
- INHIBITION - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
Negative modulation of the execution of a process
(
SBO:0000169).
- INHIBITOR - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
Substance that decreases the probability of a chemical reaction without itself being
consumed or transformed by the reaction
(
SBO:0000020).
- INSULATOR - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SequenceOntology
-
A transcriptional cis regulatory region that, when located between a CM and a gene's promoter, prevents the CRM
from modulating that genes expression (
SO:0000627)
- Interaction - Class in org.sbolstandard.core2
-
Represents an Interaction object in the SOBL data model.
- INTERACTOR - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
Entity participating in a physical or functional interaction
(
SBO:0000336).
- IONISATION - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
Ionization is the physical process of converting an atom or molecule into an ion by
changing the difference between the number of protons and electrons
(
SBO:0000209).
- isBooleanValue() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Annotation
-
Checks if the annotation has a boolean value property.
- isComplete() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLDocument
-
Returns the value of the complete flag for this SBOL document.
- isCompliant() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLDocument
-
Returns the value of the compliant flag in this SBOL document.
- isCompliant() - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if document is to be read as being compliant.
- isCreateDefaults() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLDocument
-
Returns the value of the createDefaults flag in this SBOL document.
- isDescendantOf(String, String) - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.EDAMOntology
-
Returns true
if the stanza with Id1 is a descendant of the stanza with Id2.
- isDescendantOf(URI, URI) - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.EDAMOntology
-
Returns true
if the stanza with childURI is a descendant of the stanza with parentURI.
- isDescendantOf(String, String) - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SequenceOntology
-
Returns true
if the stanza with Id1 is a descendant of the stanza with Id2.
- isDescendantOf(URI, URI) - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SequenceOntology
-
Returns true
if the stanza with childURI is a descendant of the stanza with parentURI.
- isDescendantOf(URI, URI) - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
Returns true
if the stanza with childURI is a descendant of the stanza with parentURI.
- isDescendantOf(String, String) - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
Returns true
if the stanza with Id1 is a descendant of the stanza with Id2.
- isDoubleValue() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Annotation
-
Checks if the annotation has a double value property.
- isDropObjectsWithDuplicateURIs() - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if objects with duplicate URIs should be dropped.
- isFastaFile(String) - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if a file begins with ">" or ";" indicating that it is Fasta file
- isFastaString(String) - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if a string begins with ">" or ";" indicating that it is Fasta file string
- isGenBankFile(String) - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if a file begins with LOCUS indicating that it is GenBank file
- isGenBankString(String) - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if a string begins with LOCUS indicating that it is GenBank file string
- isGFF3File(String) - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if a file begins with "##gff-version 3" indicating that it is GFF3 file
- isGFF3String(String) - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if a string begins with "##gff-version 3" indicating that it is GFF3 file string
- isIntegerValue() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Annotation
-
Checks if the annotation has an integer value property.
- isKeepGoing() - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Checks if reading should continue after encountering an SBOL validation exception.
- isKeepGoing() - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLWriter
-
Returns the value of the keepGoing
flag.
- isNestedAnnotations() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Annotation
-
Checks if the annotation has a nested value property.
- ISOMERISATION - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SystemsBiologyOntology
-
A reaction in which the principal reactant and principal product are isomers of each other
(
SBO:0000377).
- isSetBuilt() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Implementation
-
Checks if the built property is set.
- isSetComponent() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SequenceAnnotation
-
Test if the reference component is set.
- isSetDescription() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Identified
-
Test if the description property is set.
- isSetDisplayId() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Identified
-
Test if the display ID is set.
- isSetEndedAtTime() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Activity
-
Test if the endedAtTime is set.
- isSetFormat() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Attachment
-
Checks if the format property is set.
- isSetHash() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Attachment
-
Checks if the hash property is set.
- isSetName() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Identified
-
Test if the name property is set.
- isSetOrientation() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Location
-
Checks if the orientation property is set.
- isSetPersistentIdentity() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Identified
-
Test if the persistent identity URI is set.
- isSetPlan() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Association
-
Test if the plan is set.
- isSetRoleIntegration() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Component
-
Test if the roleIntegration property is set.
- isSetSequence() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Location
-
Checks if the sequence property is set.
- isSetSize() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Attachment
-
Checks if the size property is set.
- isSetStartedAtTime() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Activity
-
Test if the startedAtTime is set.
- isSetStrategy() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.CombinatorialDerivation
-
Checks if the strategy property is set.
- isSetUsername() - Method in class org.synbiohub.frontend.SynBioHubFrontend
-
Returns if a user is logged in
- isSetVersion() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Identified
-
Test if the version is set.
- isSetWasDerivedFrom() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Identified
-
Deprecated.
- isSnapGeneFile(String) - Static method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLReader
-
Check if a file begins with the byte sequence indicating it is a SnapGene file
- isStringValue() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Annotation
-
Checks if the annotation has a string value property.
- isTypesInURIs() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.SBOLDocument
-
Returns the value of the typesInURI flag in this SBOL document.
- isURIValue() - Method in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Annotation
-
Checks if the annotation is a URI value
property.
- IUPAC_DNA - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Sequence
-
Nomenclature for Incompletely Specified Bases in Nucleic Acid Sequences
(
IUPAC_DNA).
- IUPAC_PROTEIN - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Sequence
-
Nomenclature and Symbolism for Amino Acids and Peptides
(
IUPAC_PROTEIN).
- IUPAC_RNA - Static variable in class org.sbolstandard.core2.Sequence
-
Nomenclature for Incompletely Specified Bases in Nucleic Acid Sequences
(
IUPAC_RNA).


For our character design task, we had the complete freedom of inventing a character from scratch (preferrably a character for a game). After creating a mindmap and brainstorming ideas that I liked, I chose to create a nonbinary hunter/assassin. Here you'll find a quick overview of my process, as well as screenshots and a PDF folio of my work!
Silhouette Sketches: To help me get a feel of the character, as well as explore different possible poses I could draw my character in, I experimented by drawing 20 different silhouette poses. I then chose 5 of my favourites and refined them.
Detailed Pose: Choosing one of my 5 final silhouette drawings, I drew Artemis for the first time! This was just a sketch to get the pose downpat, but it also helped to add detail and get a clear idea of what I wanted Artemis to look like.
 This helpes designers to understand the exact details of the clothing and appearance of the character.
Colour Pallettes: I was required to show a demonstration of different colour pallettes for Artemis, consisting of split complimentary, complimentary, and triad colours.
Final Colours: After experimenting with different colours, I decided on this as the final colours for Artemis. The colours represented their adventures in the game, and how they grew up in the jungle/forest.
Final Poster: This is my final character design poster!


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A second shipment of samples from additional patients under investigation arrived yesterday in Cairo. Results are expected within the next few days.
Duplicate samples are being sent to a WHO collaborating laboratory in the United Kingdom for further testing and analysis.


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Regular readers of this blog will know that I keep coming back to the tennis kata. It's an interesting little problem to attack from various angles.
The tennis scoring rules essentially describe a finite state machine, and while I was thinking about the state transitions involved, I came across an article by Michael McCandless about scoring tennis using finite-state automata.
This isn't the first time I've thought about simply enumerating all possible states in the state machine, but I decided to spend half an hour on actually doing it. While Michael McCandless shows that an optimisation is possible, his minimised version doesn't enable us to report all intermediary states with the correct labels. For example, he optimises away thirty-all by replacing it with deuce. The end result is still the same, in the sense that the minimised state machine will arrive at the same winner for the same sequence of balls, but it can't correctly report the score while the game is in progress.
For that reason, I decided to use his non-optimised state machine as a launch pad.
I used F# to enumerate all twenty states:
type Score =
| LoveAll
| FifteenLove
| LoveFifteen
| ThirtyLove
| FifteenAll
| LoveThirty
| FortyLove
| ThirtyFifteen
| FifteenThirty
| LoveForty
| FortyFifteen
| ThirtyAll
| FifteenForty
| GamePlayerOne
| FortyThirty
| ThirtyForty
| GamePlayerTwo
| AdvantagePlayerOne
| Deuce
| AdvantagePlayerTwo
Utterly boring, yes, but perhaps boring code might be good code.
Code Complete describes a programming technique called table-driven methods. The idea is to replace branching instructions such as if
, else
, and switch
with a lookup table. The book assumes that the table exists in memory, but in this case, we can implement the table lookup with pattern matching:
// Score -> Score let ballOne = function | LoveAll -> FifteenLove | FifteenLove -> ThirtyLove | LoveFifteen -> FifteenAll | ThirtyLove -> FortyLove | FifteenAll -> ThirtyFifteen | LoveThirty -> FifteenThirty | FortyLove -> GamePlayerOne | ThirtyFifteen -> FortyFifteen | FifteenThirty -> ThirtyAll | LoveForty -> FifteenForty | FortyFifteen -> GamePlayerOne | ThirtyAll -> FortyThirty | FifteenForty -> ThirtyForty | GamePlayerOne -> GamePlayerOne | FortyThirty -> GamePlayerOne | ThirtyForty -> Deuce | GamePlayerTwo -> GamePlayerTwo | AdvantagePlayerOne -> GamePlayerOne | Deuce -> AdvantagePlayerOne | AdvantagePlayerTwo -> Deuce
The ballOne
function returns the new score when player one wins a ball. It takes the old score as input.
I'm going to leave ballTwo
as an exercise to the reader.
Does it work, then? Here's a few interactions with the API in F# Interactive:
> ballOne LoveAll;; val it : Score = FifteenLove > LoveAll |> ballOne |> ballTwo;; val it : Score = FifteenAll > LoveAll |> ballOne |> ballTwo |> ballTwo;; val it : Score = FifteenThirty > LoveAll |> ballOne |> ballTwo |> ballTwo |> ballTwo;; val it : Score = FifteenForty > LoveAll |> ballOne |> ballTwo |> ballTwo |> ballTwo |> ballOne;; val it : Score = ThirtyForty > LoveAll |> ballOne |> ballTwo |> ballTwo |> ballTwo |> ballOne |> ballTwo;; val it : Score = GamePlayerTwo
It looks like it's working.
Should I be writing unit tests for this implementation?
I don't see how a test would be anything but a duplication of the two 'transition tables'. Given that the score is thirty-love, when player one wins the ball, then the new score should be forty-love. Indeed, the ballOne
function already states that.
We trust tests because they are simple. When the implementation is as simple as the test that would exercise it, then what's the benefit of the test?
To be clear, there are still compelling reasons to write tests for some simple implementations, but that's another discussion. I don't think those reasons apply here. I'll write no tests.
While this code is utterly dull, it takes up some space. In all, it runs to 67 lines of code.
For comparison, the code base that evolves throughout my Types + Properties = Software article series is 65 lines of code, not counting the tests. When I also count the tests, that entire code base contains around 300 lines of code. That's more than four times as much code.
Preliminary research implies that bug count correlates linearly with line count. The more lines of code, the more bugs.
While I believe that this is probably a simplistic rule of thumb, there's much to like about smaller code bases. In total, this utterly dull implementation is actually smaller than a comparable implementation built from small functions.
Many software problems can be modelled as finite state machines. I find that this is often the case in my own field of line-of-business software and web services.
It's not always possible to exhaustively enumerate all states, because each 'type' of state carries data that can't practically be enumerated. For example, polling consumers need to carry timing statistics. These statistics influence how the state machine transitions, but the range of possible values is so vast that it can't be enumerated as types.
It may not happen often that you can fully enumerate all states and transitions of a finite state machine, but I think it's worthwhile to be aware of such refactoring opportunities. It might make your code dully simple.
Comments
Hi Mark, I have had a similar experience whilst coding a Shut the box game, when trying to detect if it was game over or not.
Originally it was a complex set of loops to calculate all the discrete summands for each roll of the dice, then checking if the remaining flaps were in that set. This was done along with a suite of tests for every possible combination set of summands up to 12 (for 2 dice).
Then whilst explaining the pain in writing this to a friend, they simply said, there's only a finite list, why not hard code them?, and that's what I went with, a dictionary with each possible roll from 2 dice, and the possible values from the flaps that could be used to meet that roll. All the tests were removed; as you pointed out, they would just be a reimplmentation of the table.


Through using the retry method, the user stays in one payment request.
According to the specification, the payment handler can not be changed during retry (see specification and here).
The payment handlers would normally identify a retry through the reoccurence of the same payment request id (see here).
Since the second payment handler can not use this method since it didn't observe the first payment request, it will treat this request as a new one.
This leads to unintended double spending, that a malicious website could use to obtain more money than intended.


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Hi, I am Prithvi, After I've completed Bachlor of Science,I started my career as a Labroratory Assistace at NIIT computer institute, where I helped to teach compuuter education.
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Once a busy fishing and commercial port, now a sleepy holiday town, which, now has a marina. It is approximately 30NM south of Ventspils, at the mouth of the Saka River.
Position 56°53.2'N, 21°10.2'E.
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Pavilosta Marina quaysides are on both sides of the river Saka. The Marina office is on the northern bank of the river and also offers a wider range of services. The town is on the opposite bank.
The entrance is very exposed to on-shore winds and even when the proposed wave-screen is in place, is likely to prove a lively berth in such conditions.
The harbour has been dredged and now has a depth of 4m, with 2 to 4m at the pontoons.
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| anacampseros anacampserotes | an herb to restore lost love | |||
| anacampseros | anacampserot | noun/m | ανακαμψερωϛ an herb said to restore lost love; perhaps a Sedum | |
| Sedum anacampseros L. | ||||
| anacanthus anacantha anacanthum | without spines | |||
| an | an | pre | ad to, towards, near | |
| a α- not, without, less | ||||
| acantha | acanth | noun/f | ακανϑα thorn, thistle | |
| us | adj | Latinizing suffix | ||
| Opuntia anacantha Speg. | ||||
| anacardioides anacardioides anacardioides | like the genus Anacardium (cashew) | |||
| anacardium | anacardi | noun/n | ana ανα upwards, above, on, upon, up, high | |
| cardia καρδια heart, mind, soul | ||||
| um Latinizing nounal suffix | ||||
| oides | oid | adj | -οειδεϛ adjective suffix for nouns: like, resemble | |
| Cupaniopsis anacardioides (A. Rich.) Radlk. | ||||
| anacardium anacardia | heart shaped | |||
| ana | ana | pre | ανα upwards, above, on, upon, up, high | |
| cardia | cardi | noun/f | καρδια heart, mind, soul | |
| um | noun/n | Latinizing nounal suffix | ||
| Semecarpus anacardium L. f. | ||||
| anagallideus anagallidea anagallideum | like the genus Anagallis (pimpernel) | |||
| anagallis | anagallid | noun/f | αναγαλλιϛ Greek name for pimpernel | |
| eus | e | adj | adjective suffix for nouns: made from, color, -like | |
| Lindernia anagallidea (Michx.) Pennell | ||||
| anagallidifolius anagallidifolia anagallidifolium | leaves like the genus Anagallis (pimpernel) | |||
| anagallis | anagallid | noun/f | αναγαλλιϛ Greek name for pimpernel | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| folius | foli | adj | folium leaf | |
| Epilobium anagallidifolium Lam. | ||||
| anagallis-aquatica anagalles-aquaticae | aquatic pimpernel | |||
| anagallis | anagall | noun/f | αναγαλλιϛ Greek name for pimpernel | |
| - | - | cnct | ||
| aquaticus | aquatic | adj | living, growing or found in or by the water; aquatic | |
| Veronica anagallis-aquatica L. | ||||
| anagalloides anagalloides anagalloides | Anagallis like | |||
| anagallis | anagall | noun/f | αναγαλλιϛ Greek name for pimpernel | |
| oides | oid | adj | -οειδεϛ adjective suffix for nouns: like, resemble | |
| Hypericum anagalloides Cham. & Schlecht. | ||||
| anagyrifolius anagyrifolia anagyrifolium | leaves like the genus Anagyris | |||
| anagyros | anagyr | noun/f | αναγυροϛ a strong smelling shrub with pods, perhaps Anagyris foetida | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| folius | foli | adj | folium leaf | |
| Adenocarpus anagyrifolius Coss. & Balansa | ||||
| anagyroides anagyroides anagyroides | like the genus Anagyris | |||
| anagyros | anagyr | noun/f | αναγυροϛ a strong smelling shrub with pods, perhaps Anagyris foetida | |
| oides | oid | adj | -οειδεϛ adjective suffix for nouns: like, resemble | |
| Laburnum anagyroides Medik. | ||||
| ananas ananas | pineapple | |||
| ananas | ananas | noun/f | Tupi Indian (Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina) name for Ananas comosa | |
| Ananas ananas (L.) Voss | ||||
| anatolicus anatolica anatolicum | of Anatolia, western Turkey | |||
| anatolicus | anatolic | adj | Anatolia Anatolia, Turkey | |
| icus -ικοϛ adjective suffix for nouns: belonging to, from, of | ||||
| Vicia anatolica Turrill Cicer anatolicum Alef. Bromus anatolicus Boiss. & Heldr. | ||||
| anceps ancipitis ancipite | 2 headed, compressed with 2 sharp edges | |||
| anceps | ancipit | adj | two headed, peaked, sided, etc | |
| Adiantum anceps Maxon & Morton | ||||
| anchusiflorus anchusiflora anchusiflorum | flowers like the genus Anchusa | |||
| anchusa | anchus | noun/f | αγχουσα a plant used for cosmetic as a rouge, perhaps Anchusa tinctoria | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| florus | flor | ppar | floreo to bloom, to flower | |
| Campanula anchusiflora Sibth. & Sm. | ||||
| anchusifolius anchusifolia anchusifolium | leaves like the genus Anchusa | |||
| anchusa | anchus | noun/f | αγχουσα a plant used for cosmetic as a rouge, perhaps Anchusa tinctoria | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
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"Ally" puts in question not so much the morality of law as it is practiced in the United States, but rather its sanity. The show challenges us to ask whether sane people would choose to live this way.
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204 IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH CWP No. 9949 of 2014 Date of Decision: -19.9.2015 M/s Barmalt Malting (India) Pvt. Limited. ....Petitioner vs. State of Haryana and others ....Respondent. CORAM: - HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAKESH KUMAR JAIN Present: - Mr. Arun Jain, Sr. Advocate with Mr. Deepak Basatia, Advocate for the petitioner. Mr. Rajesh K. Sheoran, Addl. AG, Haryana Mr. Lokesh Sinhal, Advocate for respondent No. 5. .....
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Petitioner-Company has invoked the writ jurisdiction of this Court under Article 226/227 of the Constitution of India for enforcing the fundamental rights enshrined under Article 19 (1) (g) and 21 of the Constitution of India and for smooth operation of the manufacturing plant of the company. It is alleged that the petitioner-company is running a manufacturing Plant at Village Khaliawas in District Rewari (Haryana) after obtaining the consent of Haryana State Pollution Control Board under Section 25 and 26 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Section 21 and 22 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. It is submitted that on 8.5.2015, some of the residents of Khaliawas had organized a Bhandara, after having meals some of the villagers fell ill and some body spread a rumor that it had happened PREETI because of water having been polluted by the petitioner-company who is 2015.09.21 16:17 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document Chandigarh CWP No. 9949 of 2014 -2- manufacturing malt extract. As a result thereof, there was a great hue and cry, the factory premises were gheraoed by the residents of the village and the factory remained closed for about two months. Finally, the pollution control board (respondent No. 5) reported that so far as water is concerned, the petitioner-company has effluent treatment plant but there was some air pollution for which they were put to notice and initially the order of closure was passed by the Board which was challenged before the appellate authority and was allowed. In any case, learned counsel for respondent No. 5 has submitted that there is neither any water pollution nor any air pollution by the petitioner.
Respondents have filed their respective replies and it is now submitted by learned counsel for the State that the situation in and around the area of the petitioner's plant is calm and quiet and there is no report of any untoward incident.
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DANGEROUS MINDS A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 to 10): 5.5
United States, 1995 U.S. Availability: wide release 8/11/95 Running Length: 1:44 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Michelle Pfeiffer, George Dzundza, Courtney B. Vance, Renoly Santiago, Wade Dominguez Director: John N. Smith Producers: Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer Screenplay: Ronald Bass based on MY POSSE DON'T DO HOMEWORK by Louanne Johnson Cinematography: Pierre Letarte Music: Wendy and Lisa U.S. Distributor: Warner Brothers
In the movies, like in real life, it isn't enough just to have a heart in the right place. Good intentions are nice, but they need to be backed up by an intelligent script telling an involving story. In the case of DANGEROUS MINDS, we get an idealized version of inner city life, where, though problems may require more than the wave of a magic wand to remove, the solutions still seem too facile.
DANGEROUS MINDS is based on a true story (MY POSSE DON'T DO HOMEWORK, written by Louanne Johnson), but never has the Hollywood sheen been more apparent. With master crowd-pleasers Don Smith and Jerry Bruckheimer behind the production, there is never any question that this movie will pander to the least common denominator. Drama is pretty much by-the-numbers, tragedy is shallow, and the resolution is expectedly upbeat. Emotion and character interaction rarely ring true.
Ex-Marine Louanne Johnson (Michelle Pfeiffer) comes to a Palo Alto high school in search of a job as a student teacher. What she gets instead is a full-time position teaching English to a group of bright but "socially challenged" students that she quickly dubs as the "rejects from hell." When her first-day wardrobe choice and meek attitude earn her the nickname of "White Bread", she tries a radical approach: wear a leather jacket, curse as proficiently as the kids, and teach karate as a lead-in to English Lit. It works, and the students start to come around. Despite protestations from an uptight, by-the-book principal (Courtney B. Vance), lives are changed as a result of Louanne's unorthodox approach of using Bob Dylan lyrics to teach poetry and rewarding completed assignments with trips to amusement parks and dinners at fancy restaurants.
How much of DANGEROUS MINDS ended up on the cutting room floor? A good question, and the answer may explain why this film is so erratic. Relationships that should have been better developed are left in an embryonic stage. The most notable is between Louanne and an especially difficult pupil, Emilio (Wade Dominguez). There's obviously something missing in the way these two learn to relate to each other. The result of this incomplete, hit-and-miss approach diminishes the impact of the film's central tragedy.
DANGEROUS MINDS has a heart, but no soul. In the face of hard-hitting pictures like KIDS and TEEN DREAMS, it's difficult not to see this movie as trivializing serious issues. The seams in the script show a little too clearly, and the heavy-handed attempts at audience manipulation stand out. Michelle Pfeiffer gives a solid performance, as do a number of the young actors playing Louanne's students, but DANGEROUS MINDS is in desperate need of more than good acting. It demands substance rather than the filler that the film makers thought would make an acceptable substitute.
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GUS::PluginMgr::Plugin
GUS::PluginMgr::Plugin
is the superclass of all GusApplication plugins.
Unless otherwise noted, all of its methods are instance methods. That is,
they are called like this: $self->my_instance_method();
new()
new
method which must:
- create and bless
a $self
- call the initialize
method described below
- return $self
Return type: hash ref
initialize($argsHashRef)
new
method.
Parameters
- argsHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the following key values pairs:
'$Revision: 3032 $'
. CVS will substitute in
the revision number, so that, after substitution, the value will be,
eg, '$Revision: 3032 $
'
ref($self)
.
documentation
(hashref)argsDeclaration
).
The hashref may include only the following standard keys. All string
values (e.g., purpose
, notes
) may include embedded POD
formatting directives. If you use Perl's ``here'' document syntax (the
<< operator) to define your POD string, then you can use POD commands
as you ordinarily would. Otherwise, precede and follow all commands
(e.g., =item
) with \\n\\n
.
my $tablesAffected = [
['DoTS::Assembly', 'Writes the finished assemblies here'],
['DoTS::Similarity', 'Writes its similarity here'],
];
The format is the same as that for tablesAffected
GUS::PluginMgr::Args::Arg
subclasses)GUS::PluginMgr::Args::Arg
. See the Argument Declaration
Constructors (e.g. stringArg()
, fileArg
, etc). These are
methods which construct and return these objects.
argsDeclaration
documentation
setResultDescr($resultDescrip)
Params:
- resultDescrip: a description of the plugin's main result for posterity.
setPointerCacheSize()
setOracleDateFormat($oracleDateFormat)
Params:
- oracleDateFormat: a string specifying a valid Oracle date format
getUsage()
initialize
method.
Return type: string
getDocumentation()
initialize
method.
Return type: string
getRequiredDbVersion()
initialize
method.
Return type: string
getCVSRevision()
initialize
method.
Return type: string
getResultDescr
Return type: string
getArgsDeclaration()
initialize
method.
Return type: ref_to_list_of_Args
getName()
GUS::Supported::Plugin::LoadRow
Return type: string
getFile()
Return type: string
getArg($arg_name)
Return type: scalar or list reference
getDb()
Return type: GUS::ObjRelP::DbiDatabase
getAlgInvocation()
Return type: GUS::Model::Core::AlgorithmInvocation
getQueryHandle()
Return type: GUS::ObjRelP::DbiDbHandle
getCheckSum()
Return type: string
getAlgorithm()
Return type: GUS::Model::Core::Algorithm
getImplementation()
Return type: GUS::Model::Core::AlgorithmImplementation
The Argument Declaration Constructors return Argument Declaration
objects, as expected by the initialize()
method in its
argDeclaration
parameter. Each arg declaration object specifies
the details of a command line argument expected by the plugin. The
different constructors below are used to declare arguments of
different types, such as string, int, file, etc.
The argument declaration constructor methods each take a hashref as their sole parameter. This hashref must include the required set of keys.
The following keys are standard and required for all the argument declaration constructors. (Additional non-standard keys are indicated below for each method as applicable.)
stringArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above.
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::StringArg
integerArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above.
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::IntegerArg
booleanArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above with the exception of 'isList' and 'constraintFunc', which are not applicable.
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::BooleanArg
tableNameArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above.
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::TableNameArg
floatArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above.
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::FloatArg
fileArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above and also
over 4
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::FileArg
enumArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above and also
over 4
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::EnumArg
controlledVocabMapArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
getArg()
is that vocabulary in hash form, with the key being the input term and the value being the GUS term. If any GUS term in the file is not found in the database table, an error is thrown. This is used for application or site specific CVs, not for stable standards. It is intended to provide a flexible way for a plugin to use a CV developed in-house.
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above and also
over 4
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::ControlledVocabArg
globArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above and also
over 4
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::GlobArg
globArg($argDescriptorHashRef)
Parameters
- argDescriptorHashRef (hash ref). This argument is a hash ref which must contain the standard keys described above and also
over 4
Return type: GUS::PluginMgr::Args::GlobArg
className2oracleName($className)
Parameters:
- className (string): A class name in the form: GUS::Model::Core::Algorithm or Core::Algorithm
Return type: string
getExtDbRlsId($dbName, $dbVersion)
Die if none found. (If you just want to test for its existence, call the method in an eval{} block.)
Parameters:
- dbName (string): Name of the database; must match an entry in SRes::ExternalDatabase - dbVersion (string): Version of the database; matched against the version attribute in SRes::ExternalDatabaseRelease
Return type: integer
prepareAndExecute($sql)
Parameters:
- sql (string): The SQL to prepare and execute.
Return type: statementHandle
getControlledVocabMapping($cvMappingFile, $cvTable, $cvTermColumn)
Parameters:
- cvMappingFile (string): The name of the file which contains the mapping. It must be two columns tab delimited where the first column is the input terms and the second column is the GUS CV.
- cvTable (string): The name of the table in gus (in schema.table format) which contains the CV.
- cvTermColumn (string): The name of the column in cvTable that contains the terms.
Return type: hash reference
getTotalInserts()
getTotalUpdates()
className2TableId($className)
Parameters:
- className (string): A class name in the form: Core::Algorithm
Return type: integer
getFullTableClassName($className)
Parameters: -
- getFullTableClassName (string): A class name in the form: Core::Algorithm (case insensitive)
Return type: string
className2tableId($className)
Parameters:
- className (string): A class name in the form: Core::Algorithm (case sensitive)
Return type: integer
undefPointerCache()
$self->getDb()->setMaximumNumberOfObjects()
>>.) Typically a plugin may loop over a set of input, using a number
of objects for each iteration through the loop. Because the next time
through the loop will not need those objects, it is good practice to
call C<< $self->undefPointerCache() >>
at the bottom of the loop to
avoid filling the cache with objects that are not needed anymore.
printDocumentationText($synopsis, $argDetails)
Parameters
- $synopsis (string): text providing a synopsis. - $argDetails (string): text providing details of the arguments.
printDocumentationHTML($synopsis, $argDetails)
Parameters
- $synopsis (string): text providing a synopsis. - $argDetails (string): text providing details of the arguments.
error($msg)
When the plugin is terminated, GusApplication will still catch the error and attempt to track the plugin's failure in the database.
Do not use this method to report user errors such as invalid argument
values (use userError
for that).
Parameters
- msg (string): the error message to write.
userError($msg)
Parameters
- msg (string): the error message to write.
log($msg1, $msg2, ...)
Parameters
- @messages (list of strings): the error messages to write.
logDebug($msg1, $msg2, ...)
--debug
argument.
Parameters
- @messages (list of strings): the error messages to write.
logVerbose($msg1, $msg2, ...)
--verbose
argument.
Parameters
- @messages (list of strings): the error messages to write.
logVeryVerbose($msg1, $msg2, ...)
--veryVerbose
argument.
Parameters
- @messages (list of strings): the error messages to write.
logData($msg1, $msg2, ...)
Parameters
- @messages (list of strings): the error messages to write.
logAlgInvocationId()
logCommit()
logArgs()
sql_get_as_array()
string
()
string
()
string
()
string
sql_translate()
string
getEasyCspOptions()
getArgsDeclaration()
getRevisionNotes()
Return type: string
getArgs()
getArg()
getSelfInv()
getAlgInvocation
getCla()
getArg
logAlert()
log
getOk()
die/eval
facilities of perl. Instead of using setOK(0)
, use die
.
setOk()
die/eval
facilities of perl. Instead of using getOK()
, use eval
.
logRAIID()
logAlgInvocationId


| 012:111 Khan | : |
Indeed in their stories, there is a lesson for men of understanding. It (the Qur'an) is not a forged statement but a confirmation of the Allah's existing Books [the Taurat (Torah), the Injeel (Gospel) and other Scriptures of Allah] and a detailed explanation of everything and a guide and a Mercy for the people who believe. |
| 012:111 Maulana | : |
In their histories there is certainly a lesson for men of understanding. It is not a narrative which could be forged, but a verification of what is before it, and a distinct explanation of all things, and a guide and a mercy to a people who believe. |
| 012:111 Pickthal | : |
In their history verily there is a lesson for men of understanding. It is no invented story but a confirmation of the existing (Scripture) and a detailed explanation of everything, and a guidance and a mercy for folk who believe. |
| 012:111 Rashad | : |
In their history, there is a lesson for those who possess intelligence. This is not fabricated Hadith; this (Quran) confirms all previous scriptures, provides the details of everything, and is a beacon and mercy for those who believe. |
| 012:111 Sarwar | : |
In their story, there is a lesson for the people of understanding. It is not a legend but a confirmation of what exists (in the Torah). It (the Quran) has details about everything. It is a guide and mercy for those who have faith. |
| 012:111 Shakir | : |
In their histories there is certainly a lesson for men of understanding. It is not a narrative which could be forged, but a verification of what is before it and a distinct explanation of all things and a guide and a mercy to a people who believe. |
| 012:111 Sherali | : |
Assuredly, in their narrative is a lesson for men of understanding. It is not a thing that has been forged, but a fulfillment of that which is before it and a detail exposition of all things, and a guidance and a mercy to people who believe. |
| 012:111 Yusufali | : |
There is, in their stories, instruction for men endued with understanding. It is not a tale invented, but a confirmation of what went before it,- a detailed exposition of all things, and a guide and a mercy to any such as believe. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الهداية إلى الإيمان Faith> Belief In Allah> Guiding to Faith القرآن الكريم > حقيقته وتصديقه للكتب الأوائل The Holy Quran> The Quran's Reality and its confirmation of the Previous Books العلوم والفنون > الحث على التفكر و إستخدام العقل Science and Art> Urging to Think and Use the Mind
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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--- layout: post title: Hot Chocolate Anyone? date: 2011-07-25 12:28:50.000000000 -04:00 categories: - Gastronomic Explosions - aka Yummy Food/Recipes tags: - Delicious hot chocolate - Homemade hot chocolate - Hot chocolate - Winter comfort food - Winter warmer recipe status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '1188592610' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
We are certainly in the depths of winter here and the fog didn't lifted all day, therefore I declared that hot chocolate was in order. I must say this is a heart warming recipe and certainly acts as a pick-me-up on a cold, wet and grey day. I suggest you use the best quality cocoa and chocolate that you can afford, as that is what makes a hot chocolate really good. Scooping out some melted chocolate from the bottom of your cup, divine.
If you aren't a fan of chilli, you don't need to add it, although the amount I add is barely detectable. As for the spices, you can add your favourite if you want. My choice is merely a serving suggestion. I grate nutmeg from the whole nut. It has a stronger aroma and flavour than the powdered form.
Winter Warmer Hot Chocolate
Ingredients to serve 4:
4 cups (1 litre) soy milk
8-10 tsp good quality cocoa (I use Green & Blacks 70% cocoa)
4 tsp honey
1/4 tsp of mixed spice
1/4 tsp of grated nutmeg
small pinch of chilli powder
8 pieces of good quality milk or dark chocolate (I use Green & Blacks)
Marshmallows to taste
Method:
With a little of the milk, make a paste with the cocoa (to avoid lumps), then add it to a pot with the rest of the milk, cocoa, honey and spices and heat until very warm, but not boiling. Add a couple of pieces of good quality chocolate to the bottom of each cup and pour over hot chocolate. Add marshmallows if desired.
Alternatives:
You can use cow's milk in lieu of soy.
Add your own favourite spices.
Substitute the honey for maple syrup, agave syrup or sugar if desired.
[caption id="attachment_1057" align="aligncenter" width="543" caption="Those pieces of chocolate down the bottom turn into melted goodness!"][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_1056" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="Winter Warmer Hot Chocolate"][/caption]
Scoop, stir and sip your way to pure indulgence. Enjoy! Jacinta x


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by bdnews24.comAbout 2.5 million customers of the Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board or BREB in nine coastal districts are yet to get back their power connection after Cyclone Bulbul made landfall on Saturday night, officials say.
“About 70,000 kilometres of power transmission lines have been damaged in the districts as the cyclone uprooted electricity poles, transformers, and insulators worth about Tk 70 million,” a BREB official told bdnews24.com.
Customers in the 70 to 80 percent of the affected areas are expected to have power restored partly on Monday, according to the official. And the remaining customers will get back electricity by Tuesday, he said.
The storm made landfall near Sagar Islands in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district with its status downgraded to “severe” from “very severe” about 9pm on Saturday as the gale wind speed dropped to about 115-125km per hour.
The cyclone -- later downgraded to a deep depression -- ravaged about 5,000 homes in Bangladesh’s south-western coastal districts. Trees were uprooted and winter crops were damaged by the storm.
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Ted Kosan, also know as tkosan on the JXTA mailing lists where he is a frequent contributor. He became a member of the JXTA Community soon after the project was announced in the Spring of 2001. He started developing code in the summer of 2003. He is the owner of the JackNet project, he is a member of the JXTA educational committee and and he is also the co-leader of the java.net Embedded Java community.
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In 1978 a turbocharged version of the 99 model car, the 99 Turbo, was introduced. It was only available as a combi coupé until the next year. The turbocharged two-liter engine produced 145 PS (107 kW; 143 hp) giving the car top speed of 200 km/h (124 mph). The turbochargers were designed and built by Garrett AiResearch. In terms of appearance, it received distinct alloy wheels and front and rear spoilers. This car repositioned Saab globally and the 99 Turbo gained a reputation as one of the most iconic and technology changing cars of the century. By early 1979, over 10,000 turbo-engined Saabs had already been built, as Saab successfully entered a new market segment.
Introduced in 1978. It was fitted with a turbocharged version of the 2-litre engine. The body was originally a 3-door combi coupé version but later in 1979-80 the company produced a two-door model, which was a limited homologation exercise to enable the production of a rally car. It was available in Cardinal red, Sterling silver, Anthracite grey, and Black; the two-door was available in metallic green. The Turbo S was a special model with factory-mounted water injection, giving an extra 15–20 PS. In 1978 there was a very limited edition of a little over 100 five-door 99 Turbos. They were only available in Cardinal red.
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| Saab 99 Turbo | 4 cyl | 145 bhp | 16.517 |
| BMW 528i | 6 cyl | 178 bhp | 16.565 |
| Porsche 924 | 4 cyl | 125 bhp | 16.952 |
| Alfa Romeo Alfetta GTV | 4 cyl | 122 bhp | 17.128 |
| Volvo 264 GLE | 6 cyl | 140 bhp | 18.841 |
| Mercedies 280 CE | 6 cyl | 156 bhp | 18.841 |
| Audi 100 5E | 5 cyl | 136 bhp | 18.366 |
| Dodge | 8 cyl | 223 bhp | 19.018 |


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