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U-571 Rated [PG-13], minutes Starring Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Keitel and Jon Bon Jovi Screenplay and Directed by Jonathan Mostow website: www.u-571.com
IN SHORT: Dynamite.
Back in the days of the "good war" the German Nazi war machine had an unbreakable code generated by a device code named ENIGMA. Over the course of about three years, Allied Forces managed to piece together parts of the code,culminating with the capture of a complete machine in 1944. Having broken the code, Allied Command was forced to watch as the other side continued to sink our ships, for getting word to those ships would tip the Germans to the fact that we knew what they were thinking. That's a story for another day, unlike the compressed story told by writer/director Jonathan Mostow in U-571, is a superb thriller and a great ride, once things in the story go from bad to worse.
Mostow sets his story in the Spring of 1942, with the US fresh into the war and still running World War I era subs like the S-33, which will never be captained by Lt. Andrew Tyler (Matthew McConaughey) who has been passed over for promotion. Tyler's hopes have been shot down by his Lt. Commander Mike Dahlgren (Bill Paxton) and, before he can request transfer to another boat, the S-33 ships out on a mission of utmost secrecy and importance. It seems that Intelligence has tracked radio signals from a floundering Nazi sub (and how that happened starts this story in high gear) in the mid-Atlantic. The Germans have dispatched a rescue sub; The S-33's mission is to get there first, waylay the crew and steal the Enigma coding machine and code books. Best estimate is that our side can get there ten hours before their side.
Nope. Nothing I've written spills anything that isn't in the trailer or teevee spot, so don't complain. Let's just say that the nine Americans who find themselves in control of a crippled, leaky U-boat must fight the impossible fight against the full strength of a healthy Nazi Navy, determined to send that Enigma machine to the depths. Among the American crew (some will live and some won't) are Chief Klough (Harvey Keitel in a low key, dead on dramatic performance), Lt. Peter Emmett (Jon Bon Jovi), crewmen Mazzola (Erik Palladino) Wentz (Jack Noseworthy) and mess steward Eddie (T.C. Carson) and Special Ops officers Lt. Hirsch (Jake Weber) and Major Coonan (David Keith). German officer Kapitanlieutenant Wassner (Thomas Kretschmann), a captive below decks plays a key role as well.
We were taught in school of the "can do" effort of wartime America, recovering from the almost complete destruction of the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor and Mostow's script, filled with depth charge and torpedo battles and the decreasing odds for survival of our heroes, exploits that spirit to the letter. His direction exploits the claustrophobic conditions of the ship and the special effects run the gamut from bone shaking to downright beautiful. I never thought I'd say that about a depth charge going off, but you'll know the scene when you see it.
U-571 is a great popcorn flick, and while I usually use that term in a deprecating fashion, I don't now. Outside of a short pause at the beginning of the flick, catch your breath - you'll need it, U-571 doesn't stop. Not in its action, not to slow down and detail what happened to the crewmen that don't make it. Put the popcorn hand on autopilot and have a good time.
On average, a first run movie ticket will run you Eight Bucks. Were Cranky able to set his own price to U-571, he would have paid...
$7.50
Great flick. No argument.
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Since the late 20th century, Nike a fitness brand, has become synonymous with basketball, revolutionary design, Michael Jordan, and overall urban culture. Who was the man who changed Nike from near bankruptcy to a household name within a decade? This is the story of Tinker Hatfield and Nike, and how he changed the way we think about design shoes.
When Tinker Hatfield attended high school he cared nothing about design, but rather focused on sports, pole vaulting to be exact. Through him doing pole vaulting he won many state championships and then when applying for college he was able to win a full athletic scholarship to the University of Oregon.
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public class JSONValidationService
extends java.lang.Object
This is the main class for using JSON Validation Service (JVS). Its goal is to handle client requests and respond to them whether received JSON is valid (RFC 7159) or some edits should be done in order to get a valid JSON.
JVS is used by constructing a JSONValidationService instance and then invoking start()
method on it.
Likewise, to stop the service call stop()
method.
You can create a JVS instance by invoking new JSONValidationService()
. In this case
the default configuration is used. A configuration can be changed using an instance of JVSOptions
class in the overloaded constructor. JVSOption reads jvs.properties
configuration file
or another file specified in its constructor. If the file cannot be used, it uses predefined parameters.
You can also use JVSOptionsBuilder
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Here is an example of how JVS is used for JSON validation:
JVSOptions options = JVSOptionsBuilder("example.com", 80).setPath("myapp/path").build(); JSONValidationService service; try { service = new JSONValidationService(options); service.start(); } catch (JVSException e) { e.printStackTrace(); }
As you can see, you have to deal with JVSException
which could be thrown if a port number is already in use,
a hostname is unresolved and so on.
Read log messages to retrieve contextual information about service execution. CONFIG
level is verbose
enough.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
JSONValidationService()
Creates an instance of the class using defaults parameters.
|
JSONValidationService(JVSOptions options)
Creates a new instance using parameters defined in
options . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
start()
Starts the service.
|
void |
stop()
Stops the service.
|
public JSONValidationService() throws JVSException
The method creates an instance of the JSONValidationService class using parameters that
are defined by the default constructor for JVSOptions
class.
JVSException
- if it is impossible to proceed the creation of the class instance.public JSONValidationService(JVSOptions options) throws JVSException
options
.
The method creates an instance of the JSONValidationService class using parameters that
are defined by JVSOptions
class.
options
- JVSOptions
instances which holds all the parameters.JVSException
- if it is impossible to proceed the creation of the class instance.public void start()
The method starts the JVS service if it was properly constructed.
public void stop()
The method stops the JVS service which will wait delay
seconds
until exchanges have finished.
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"ZEDAD "side; sloping place, a town in the north of Palestine, near Hamath(
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Requirements¶
Matplotlib for C++ requires a working Python installation as well as Matplotlib. Python2.7 and Python3 (>= 3.6) have been tested, but other versions should work as well. In the linking process the exact version of Python to use can be specified by linking the according library.
On Unix it is recommended to install Python via the package manager to assert that all dependencies are installed properly.
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If Python is installed from source problems in the linking may occur. How to resolve these is explained in the next section, or in this code-block.
Install matplotlib via pip
pip3 install matplotlib # or pip for Python 2
Includes and Linking¶
The header matplotlibcpp.h
depends on the Python header, Python.h
,
the corresponding Python library libpython
, and on numpy/arrayobject.h
.
If not in the standard include paths, the paths to the header files,
the path to the library, and the library itself have to be specified
for the compiler using the options -I
, -L
and -l
respectively.
Note, that all Python constituents should be of the same Python version.
Matplotlib for C++ supports both, Python 2.7 and Python 3 versions.
In detail:
The Python header
Python.h
The Python header comes with the Python installation. It it cannot be found on your system try installing the Python development packages. The location of this header has to be specified using the option
-I
.Typical locations:
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- Mac: if installed with Homebrew /usr/local/Cellar/python/3.7.3/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/include/python3.7m
The Python library
libpython*.so
The program has to be linked against the compiled Python library. Depending on the Python version the name of the library differs, for Python 3.7 it is
libpython3.7.so
(orlibpython3.7m.so
). Then link the library by specifying-lpython3.7
(or-lpython3.7m
).Additionally to the linking the location of the library must be specified if not installed in the usual directory. For Linux systems this is usually not necessary, for Mac however it mostly is. The location of the library has to be specified using the option
-L
.If Python has not been installed using the package manager (but e.g. from source) twofold problems with linking the library can occur. The first are missing dependencies of the Python library, these can be added via
-lpthread -lutil -ldl
. The second is that dynamic libraries have to be exported which is resolved by adding-Xlinker -export-dynamic
.Typical locations:
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- Mac: /usr/local/Cellar/python/3.7.3/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/lib
Numpy array
numpy/arrayobject.h
By default Matplotlib for C++ uses Numpy arrays. This requires the above header file. However it is possible to avoid this header by defining
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.
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Builds the query params including key and proxy URL
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(Object)
the input query parameter as JSON object,
the attribute
q
is required, the
key
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(OPENCAGE_API_KEY).
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