Immutable Data Structures
Data Structures are a specialized means of organizing and storing data in computers in such a way that we can perform operations on the stored data more effectively, and maintain the program easier.
Here we are interested in tuples, which are immutable, but quite useful.
Tuple - A special list
A tuple is a special kind of list where the values cannot be changed after the list is created.
Such a property is called immutable
It is useful for list-like things that are static - like days in a week, or months of a year.

MyTupleName = ("Jan","Feb","Mar","Apr","May","Jun","Jul","Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec")
print(MyTupleName)
('Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec')
Tuples are often created as output from packages and functions, so often when using other's work you have to detect tupality and modify your script accordingly.
You access the individual values of a tuple using their indexes, just like with a list.
print(MyTupleName[0])
print(MyTupleName[-1])
Jan
Dec
Tuples can be leveraged using a concatenation type operation and a multiply (better to call it a repeat) operator as:
print(MyTupleName + ('duodec','symjan')) # add to a tuple
print(MyTupleName[0:3]*2) #repeat a tuple
'Dec' in MyTupleName # query a tuple - for whole entry
('Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec', 'duodec', 'symjan')
('Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar')
True
Special Structures: Sets
Sets are used to store elements of different data types, they are similar to dictionaries with keys but no values (or the keys are the values)
- Unordered: Elements in a set cannot be indexed
- Mutable: Elements in a set can be altered
- Non-repetition: Elements in a set are unique
Elements of a set are enclosed in curly brackets { } or created using the set() method.
- Creating sets that contains different data types
- Sets cannot be nested
myset = {1:'one',2:'two',3:{1:'one',2:'two',3:'seven of nine'}}
type(myset)
dict
(myset.get(3)).get(3) # get element from key 3 of key 3 set
'seven of nine'
myset = {1,2,77}
type(myset)
set
urset={'apple','cat','rock',77,'sunset strip'}
type(urset)
set
# union (join) sets
print('union is : ' ,myset | urset)
# intersection of sets (shared elements)
print('intersection is : ' ,myset & urset)
union is : {1, 2, 'apple', 'cat', 'sunset strip', 77, 'rock'}
intersection is : {77}
A good tutorial on sets and their use in python is https://realpython.com/python-sets/
What's the difference between a set and dictionary?
From https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34370599/difference-between-dict-and-set-python
"Well, a set is like a dict with keys but no values, and they're both implemented using a hash table. But yes, it's a little annoying that the {}
notation denotes an empty dict
rather than an empty set
, but that's a historical artifact."
Special Structures: Arrays
Arrays are lists that are used to store only elements of a specific data type
- Ordered: Elements in an array can be indexed
- Mutable: Elements in an array can be altered
Data type that an array must hold is specified using the type code when it is created - ‘f’ for float - ‘d’ for double - ‘i’ for signed int - ‘I’ for unsigned int
More types are listed below
| Type Code | C Data Type | Python Data Type | Minimum Size in Bytes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 'b' | signed char | int | 1 |
| 'B' | unsigned char | int | 1 |
| 'h' | signed short | int | 2 |
| 'H' | unsigned short | int | 2 |
| 'i' | signed int | int | 2 |
| 'I' | unsigned int | int | 2 |
| 'l' | signed long | int | 4 |
| 'L' | unsigned long | int | 4 |
| 'q' | signed long long | int | 8 |
| 'Q' | unsigned long long | int | 8 |
| 'f' | float | float | 4 |
| 'd' | double | float | 8 |
To use arrays, a library named ‘array’ must be imported (the library installs as part of core, so usually just an import is required)
import array
Creating an array that contains signed integer numbers
myarray = array.array('i', [1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32])
myarray[0] #1-st element, 0-th position
1
Higher dimensional arrays (matrices) require a constructor type assembly, which is presented later. The numpy module simplifies higher dimensional array construction and is probably used the most.
Readings
-
Learn Python in One Day and Learn It Well. Python for Beginners with Hands-on Project. (Learn Coding Fast with Hands-On Project Book -- Kindle Edition by LCF Publishing (Author), Jamie Chan https://www.amazon.com/Python-2nd-Beginners-Hands-Project-ebook/dp/B071Z2Q6TQ/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=learn+python+in+a+day&qid=1611108340&sr=8-3
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Learn Python the Hard Way (Online Book) (https://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/) Recommended for beginners who want a complete course in programming with Python.
-
How to Learn Python for Data Science, The Self-Starter Way (https://elitedatascience.com/learn-python-for-data-science)
-
Sets (tutorial) https://realpython.com/python-sets/
-
Arrays (tutorial) https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-using-2d-arrays-lists-the-right-way/


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Support for infinite lists, using an initial seed, a function that calculates the head from the seed and
a function that creates a new seed from the current seed. Generator objects have this structure:
{
"0": someValue,
tail: someFunction() {},
length: Infinity
}
Generator objects also have such functions as take
, skip
, map
, and filter
, but the equivalent
functions from Ramda will work with them as well.
Example
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[0, 1],
function(pair) {return pair[0];},
function(pair) {return [pair[1], pair[0] + pair[1]];}
);
var even = function(n) {return (n % 2) === 0;};
take(5, filter(even, fibonacci)) //=> [0, 2, 8, 34, 144]
Note that the take(5)
call is necessary to get a finite list out of this. Otherwise, this would still
be an infinite list.
R.generator = (function() {


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using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello World" << endl;
return 0;
}
However sometimes, and in my opinion the more correct version is written:
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int main()
{
std::cout << "Hello World" << std::endl;
return 0;
}
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namespace com {
namespace codestrokes {
class www {
//This is the actual class, the "thing" we wanted.
};
} // End of the code strokes namespace.
} //End of the com namespace
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int main()
{
com::codestrokes::www myBlogInstance;
}
Equivalently:
using namespace com::codestrokes; //This is the key difference.
int main()
{
www myBlogInstance;
}
Namespaces allow you to define functions and classes without fear of clashing names with another class. Its is extremely useful, and a huge benefit over C. So in the hello world example cout
is an object that lives inside the std
namespace. If you want to access that function you need to resolve the namespace with the :: operator. So in effect the using
statement is a shortcut.
In programming practice however, it is considered bad form to use a using
statement for anything except the std
namespace. It doesn’t affect the size of your executable, its just a style issue.
So why do I claim std::cout
is more correct than just cout
? Namespace are a pervasive component of the language. If you gloss over them at the beginning then you could code for years without truly understand how simple, and fantastic namespaces are. So use namespaces. For personal projects, group your classes under your last name, just for practice. Namespaces are a good thing and can greatly simplify your software.


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#include <acmp_reg.h>
Data Fields | |
| __IO uint32_t | CTL [2] |
| __IO uint32_t | STATUS |
| __IO uint32_t | VREF |
@addtogroup ACMP Analog Comparator Controller(ACMP) Memory Mapped Structure for ACMP Controller
Definition at line 26 of file acmp_reg.h.
| ACMP_T::CTL |
[0x0000~0x0004] Analog Comparator 0/1 Control Register
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [0] | ACMPEN | Comparator Enable Bit
0 = Comparator x Disabled. 1 = Comparator x Enabled. |
| [1] | ACMPIE | Comparator Interrupt Enable Bit
0 = Comparator x interrupt Disabled. 1 = Comparator x interrupt Enabled If WKEN (ACMP_CTL0[16]) is set to 1, the wake-up interrupt function will be enabled as well. |
| [3] | ACMPOINV | Comparator Output Inverse
0 = Comparator x output inverse Disabled. 1 = Comparator x output inverse Enabled. |
| [5:4] | NEGSEL | Comparator Negative Input Selection
00 = ACMPx_N pin. 01 = Internal comparator reference voltage (CRV). 10 = Band-gap voltage. 11 = DAC output. |
| [7:6] | POSSEL | Comparator Positive Input Selection
00 = Input from ACMPx_P0. 01 = Input from ACMPx_P1. 10 = Input from ACMPx_P2. 11 = Input from ACMPx_P3. |
| [9:8] | INTPOL | Interrupt Condition Polarity Selection
ACMPIFx will be set to 1 when comparator output edge condition is detected. 00 = Rising edge or falling edge. 01 = Rising edge. 10 = Falling edge. 11 = Reserved. |
| [12] | OUTSEL | Comparator Output Select
0 = Comparator x output to ACMPx_O pin is unfiltered comparator output. 1 = Comparator x output to ACMPx_O pin is from filter output. |
| [15:13] | FILTSEL | Comparator Output Filter Count Selection
000 = Filter function is Disabled. 001 = ACMPx output is sampled 1 consecutive PCLK. 010 = ACMPx output is sampled 2 consecutive PCLKs. 011 = ACMPx output is sampled 4 consecutive PCLKs. 100 = ACMPx output is sampled 8 consecutive PCLKs. 101 = ACMPx output is sampled 16 consecutive PCLKs. 110 = ACMPx output is sampled 32 consecutive PCLKs. 111 = ACMPx output is sampled 64 consecutive PCLKs. |
| [16] | WKEN | Power-down Wake-up Enable Bit
0 = Wake-up function Disabled. 1 = Wake-up function Enabled. |
| [17] | WLATEN | Window Latch Mode Enable Bit
0 = Window Latch Mode Disabled. 1 = Window Latch Mode Enabled. |
| [18] | WCMPSEL | Window Compare Mode Selection
0 = Window Compare Mode Disabled. 1 = Window Compare Mode is Selected. |
| [25:24] | HYSSEL | Hysteresis Mode Selection
00 = Hysteresis is 0mV. 01 = Hysteresis is 10mV. 10 = Hysteresis is 20mV. 11 = Hysteresis is 30mV. |
| [29:28] | MODESEL | Propagation Delay Mode Selection
00 = Max propagation delay is 4.5uS, operation current is 1.2uA. 01 = Max propagation delay is 2uS, operation current is 3uA. 10 = Max propagation delay is 600nS, operation current is 10uA. 11 = Max propagation delay is 200nS, operation current is 75uA. |
Definition at line 300 of file acmp_reg.h.
| ACMP_T::STATUS |
[0x0008] Analog Comparator Status Register
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [0] | ACMPIF0 | Comparator 0 Interrupt Flag
This bit is set by hardware when the edge condition defined by INTPOL (ACMP_CTL0[9:8]) is detected on comparator 0 output. This will generate an interrupt if ACMPIE (ACMP_CTL0[1]) is set to 1. Note: Write 1 to clear this bit to 0. |
| [1] | ACMPIF1 | Comparator 1 Interrupt Flag
This bit is set by hardware when the edge condition defined by INTPOL (ACMP_CTL1[9:8]) is detected on comparator 1 output. This will cause an interrupt if ACMPIE (ACMP_CTL1[1]) is set to 1. Note: Write 1 to clear this bit to 0. |
| [4] | ACMPO0 | Comparator 0 Output
Synchronized to the PCLK to allow reading by software Cleared when the comparator 0 is disabled, i.e. ACMPEN (ACMP_CTL0[0]) is cleared to 0. |
| [5] | ACMPO1 | Comparator 1 Output
Synchronized to the PCLK to allow reading by software. Cleared when the comparator 1 is disabled, i.e. ACMPEN (ACMP_CTL1[0]) is cleared to 0. |
| [8] | WKIF0 | Comparator 0 Power-down Wake-up Interrupt Flag
This bit will be set to 1 when ACMP0 wake-up interrupt event occurs. 0 = No power-down wake-up occurred. 1 = Power-down wake-up occurred. Note: Write 1 to clear this bit to 0. |
| [9] | WKIF1 | Comparator 1 Power-down Wake-up Interrupt Flag
This bit will be set to 1 when ACMP1 wake-up interrupt event occurs. 0 = No power-down wake-up occurred. 1 = Power-down wake-up occurred. Note: Write 1 to clear this bit to 0. |
| [12] | ACMPS0 | Comparator 0 Status
Synchronized to the PCLK to allow reading by software Cleared when the comparator 0 is disabled, i.e. ACMPEN (ACMP_CTL0[0]) is cleared to 0. |
| [13] | ACMPS1 | Comparator 1 Status
Synchronized to the PCLK to allow reading by software Cleared when the comparator 1 is disabled, i.e. ACMPEN (ACMP_CTL1[0]) is cleared to 0. |
| [16] | ACMPWO | Comparator Window Output
This bit shows the output status of window compare mode 0 = The positive input voltage is outside the window. 1 = The positive input voltage is in the window. |
Definition at line 301 of file acmp_reg.h.
| ACMP_T::VREF |
[0x000c] Analog Comparator Reference Voltage Control Register
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [3:0] | CRVCTL | Comparator Reference Voltage Setting
CRV = CRV source voltage * (1/6+CRVCTL/24). |
| [6] | CRVSSEL | CRV Source Voltage Selection
0 = VDDA is selected as CRV source voltage. 1 = The reference voltage defined by SYS_VREFCTL register is selected as CRV source voltage. |
Definition at line 302 of file acmp_reg.h.


April 6. 2014 High Level:
(*Gutenberg)
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| Let's learn a little bit about fluids so - you probably have some notion of what a fluid is, but let's talk about it in the physics sense or maybe even in the chemistry sense depending on what context you are watching this video- So a fluid is anything that takes the shape of it's container |
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| for example if I had a glass sphere Let's say I completely fill this glass sphere with water I was going to say we were in a zero gravity environment, |
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| but you really don't need that let's say that every cubic centimeter or cubic meter of this glass sphere is filled with water and let's say it's not of glass, let's say it's a rubber sphere if I were to change the shape of that sphere but not change the volume |
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| If I were to change the shape of the sphere so it looks like this now the water would just change its shape with the container |
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| in this case I have green water and the same is also true if that was oxygen if that was just some gas, right? It would fill the container and in this situation it would also fill the the newly shaped container. |
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| So a fluid, in general, takes the shape of the container. I just gave you two examples of fluids: You have liquids and you have gases. Those are two types of fluid. Both of those things take the shape of their container. What's the difference between a liquid and a gas, then? |
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| Well, a gas is compressible, which means that I could actually decrease the volume of this container and the gas would just become denser within the container. So you can think of it as...if I blew air into a balloon, you could squeeze that balloon a little bit. There's air in there. I mean at somepoint the pressure might get high enough to pop the balloon, but you can squeeze it. |
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| While a liquid is incompressible. And how do I know a liquid is incompressible? Well, imagine the same balloon filled with water- completely filled with water. If you squeeze on that balloon from every side |
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| let's say i have this ballon and it's is filled with water. If you squeezed on this balloon from every side, you would not be able to change the volume of this balloon. No matter what you do you will not be able to change the volume of this ballon. No matter how much force or pressure you put from any side on it. If this was filled with gas |
| |
| magenta ballon for gas- you actually could decrease the volume by just increasing the pressure on all sides of the balloon you could acutally squeeze it and make the entire volume smaller. So that's the difference between a liquid and a gas: gas is compressible, liquid isn't. we'll learn later that you can actually turn a liquid into a gas, and a gas into a liquid and a liquid into a solid, we'll learn all about that later, but this is a pretty good working definition. so let's use that and now we're going to actually just focus on |
| |
| the liquids to see if we can learn a little bit about liquid motion or maybe even fluid motion in general. |
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| Let me draw something else |
| Component | Transcript | Time |
| Now that we have reviewed a few things about forces, let's talk about moments and their Cartesian components. You've seen the concept of moment of a force before in your physics courses, where you probably called it a torque. | 0:25 - 0:38 | |
| So let's look at the system with a wrench and a bolt. And let's say that this hand is applying a force at point A on the wrench, and that this force is pointing straight down. So this is going to be our force, FA. If we define a pivot point, Q, right in the middle of the bolt, we can define a position vector that goes from Q to A, and we can call this vector rQA. | 0:38-1:02 | |
| What the torque measures is the tendency of force FA to make this system of wrench and bolt rotate with respect to pivot point Q. So this torque will be the moment of force FA with respect to pivot point Q. | 1:02-1:17 | |
| You probably use the symbol tau in your physics courses to indicate a torque, and you learn that you can obtain the torque as the cross product between the position vector and the force. So how did we calculate this cross product? | 1:17-1:31 | |
| rQA and FA define a plane, and the axis of the torque will be normal to this plane. The direction will be defined by the right-hand rule, so that if the force makes this system rotate counterclockwise with respect to Q, the direction of the torque will be up. And you can indicate it with the curl, or the double arrow to indicate the direction of rotation. | 1:31-2:01 | |
| The magnitude of the torque will be proportional to the magnitude of the position vector rQA and the magnitude of the force FA. But it will also depend on the angle | 2:01-2:09 | |
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Massimiliano Allegri is "best choice" and "ready" for Man Utd, says Marcello Lippi
The former Juventus boss has emerged as a contender for the Bayern job but has been urged to bide his time
by Darren Wells, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/darren-wells/Marcello Lippi has tipped Massimiliano Allegri to be Man Utd manager and claims he would be the "best choice".
Former Juventus boss Allegri is out of work at present, though has been linked with the current vacancy at Bayern Munich.
United have struggled so far this season under the stewardship of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, although there are no signs to suggest the club are preparing to part with the Norwegian.
But Lippi feels Allegri is "ready" to end the "dark years" at Old Trafford should he be given the opportunity in the hotseat.
Lippi told the Mail : "Allegri would be good everywhere and as a great admirer of the English club I would be happy to see him take over.
“My deep friendship with [Sir Alex] Ferguson allows me to say that he would be the best choice for United.
“Allegri studies English and is perfect for the British style. He is prepared and shrewd. He reads the game with great ease.
“He loves challenges and I respect him a lot, I think he is serious and prepared, I think he is a humble person. A great Italian who would do very well in England.
“I can tell you that he is ready for United.”
Allegri boasts an impressive CV, having led Juventus to back-to-back titles in all five of his seasons at the helm.
His team also doubled up in four of those seasons, winning the Coppa Italia in every year of his reign except the last.
Juve also reached two Champions League finals in just three years, but came runners-up on both occasions.
The 52-year-old has emerged as a contender for the Bayern post after the club parted ways with Niko Kovac.
But former England boss Fabio Capello believes he should turn down any approach, and wait for contact from the Red Devils.
“He’d be a good fit at Bayern Munich, although I don’t know how welcome Italians are in Germany after Ancelotti," Capello told Radio Anch’io Sport .
“England’s exciting, there’s the possibility of working well and the Premier League is a championship that enriches you. If I was Allegri, I’d go to Manchester.”


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Boston Globe | Submitted by: Oh Jesus!
"The documents are among the most remarkable in the 2,200 pages of
once secret church files released yesterday: allegations that a priest
had initiated sexual acts with teenagers preparing to become nuns by
encouraging them to believe they were making love to Jesus Christ
himself... One woman said Meffan 'used to suggest to her that she imagine
Christ touching, kissing, having intercourse with her.'" Go priests!
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Mobster's sperm escapes from prison
New York Post | Submitted by: Honkey Kong
"The parents of a 3 year old Staten Island girl conceived while her
mobster father was incarcerated have been indicted for their part in
smuggling his sperm out of a federal prison... When The Post broke
the "Mafia sperm baby" story, Regina said she did nothing wrong and
that she just wanted to be a mother."
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Dead or not dead: you make the call
Wichita Eagle | Submitted by: Oinker
"In interviews over the past few days, Bob Lamkey, Sedgwick County director
of public safety, said EMS officials eventually decided to treat and transport
the victim, who suffered a clearly fatal head wound, because the body continued
to take shallow, intermittent breaths. It was the type of breathing that
experts say is a reflex of a dead body, not a sign of life."
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Beer blamed for attempted debater BBQ
CNN | Submitted by: MasterDebater
"University of Pennyslvania students beat up a Princeton debate team member
and try to light him on fire after dousing him in motor oil.  They all have beer." (By the way, these hoodlums aren't the smartest
ivy in the league: motor oil is hard to ignite.)
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Proof of UFOs exist in renaissance paintings
News Corporation | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"Roberto Volterri argues that artists dating back to 1406 included evidence
of "strange objects in the sky" for later generations to see. He says that far
from being the product of the paranoid Cold War years, UFOs were documented but
overlooked because they were often extraneous to the subject of the painting
and could only be explained as "testimonials of something seen or heard about".
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Grandma gets face full of ants
WPBF-TV 25 West Palm Beach | Submitted by: effect
"Prosecutor Elizabeth Bobbitt says Gerald told police he attacked the
62 year old grandmother because he hated her and owed money to a drug
dealer. In a bizarre twist, he sprayed the woman with a cup of fire ants
he dug up from a neighbor's yard.  Because of
the severity of the wounds, it was not clear if the woman was
bitten by the ants."
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Celebrate abortion this Christmas
CNN | Submitted by: kade
"The card, offered by the Planned Parenthood Federation of America,
features the words "Choice on Earth" against a blue backdrop with white
snowflakes. Inside it reads, "Warmest wishes for a peaceful holiday
season." It's the phrase on the card's cover, a twist on the biblical
"Peace on Earth", that has angered some groups that oppose abortion."
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Handicapper sex video
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
"Kumashino's video is certainly an eye-opener. He stars as one of the
performers, along with another two disabled men who've never performed
for the cameras before. Surprisingly, while the two complete amateurs
put on virtuoso shows, the activist slumps after initially rising to
the occasion and needs a hand to help complete what he started.
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A modest proposal for old Diamond mines
New Scientist | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"Disused mineshafts in Johannesburg could be turned into catacomb
style cemeteries, in a bid by the City Parks agency to accommodate
the increasing number of people dying from AIDS... Johannesburg is
the largest city in South Africa and about 750,000 of its three
million citizens are currently infected with HIV."
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Now OK for CIA to kill Americans
ABC News | Submitted by: Face In The Sea
"The authority to kill U.S. citizens is granted under a secret finding
signed by the president after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that directs the
CIA to covertly attack al Qaeda anywhere in the world. The authority makes
no exception for Americans, so permission to strike them is understood
rather than specifically described, officials said."
 "Chris Reed paid quite a price for
trying to repossess a judge's Mercedes. His surgical scar starts at the top
of his head and ends halfway down his left ear. The surgery was necessary
after a Greenwood, Miss., police officer tossed him, handcuffed, into a
concrete road curb after charging him with disturbing the peace, according
to a federal lawsuit filed last week against the City of Greenwood."
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Woman stuck in window freezes to death
Indianapolis Star | Submitted by: Cow Tipper
"A woman froze to death when she tried to climb in through her basement
window and got stuck after she apparently locked herself outside... She was
still stuck in the basement window when officers found her. There were cuts,
scrapes and bruises on her body and police believed she had struggled
to free herself." None of her neighbors really knew her.
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The $80,000 teddy bear
Toronto Star | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"This teddy bear moved me as a poignant creature, in good part because I
perceived it to be an eviscerated bear. Its guts were gone to accommodate
a hot water bottle," said Hendeles. "This gave the teddy bear a conflicted
appearance. It is both life-giving and comforting, but also aggressive,
suggesting something hostile or even insidious."
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Police dog adds insult to injury
Morganton News Herald | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Family members of Kathy Parlier, 42, said it was not the bullet wounds
Parlier suffered from most after her husband shot her but dog bite wounds
she received from a police K-9. Parlier told family members Monday that a
Morganton Department of Public Safety K-9 bit her on the neck and leg
while she lying on her living room floor after being shot in the
stomach by her husband."
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Advice to teens: Avoid rabid bats
Lakeland Ledger | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"After a day of fishing, Jeremy Watkins was walking back home this
summer when he came across a sick bat. The 13-year-old Tennessee boy
brought the bat home until his stepfather discovered it and made him
return it to the woods... Two months later, Jeremy got a bad headache.
His neck hurt. His right arm went numb. And he had a 100-degree fever.
Over the next 10 days, Jeremy's family watched in horror as he lost
the ability to speak coherently and swallow food. He drooled
uncontrollably and became combative. Then he stopped breathing."
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Last call starts bloody bar melee
All Africa | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"'The patrons stabbed each other with an assortment of weapons from broken
bottles to knives and pangas,' said Bushveld police spokesman Captain
Malesela Ledwaba. When police and paramedics arrived, the scene was like
something out of a slaughterhouse as they negotiated their way across a floor
slick with blood. 'One could smell fresh human blood and spilt liquor that
covered the floor and walls,' said Ledwaba. 'It was no different from a
primitive battlefield.'"
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Pin-striped foreskins are NOT erotic
Guardian | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The annual Literary Review Bad Sex prize is awarded to the worst
description of sex in a contemporary novel. This year's winner includes
the lines 'Weirdly, he was clad in pin-stripes at the same time as being
naked. Pin-stripes were erotic, the uniform of fathers, two-dimensional
fathers. Even Mr Hughes's penis had a seductive pin-striped foreskin.'"
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Oldest American skull may rewrite history
CNN | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
May have been of Japanese decent, having come over on a boat: "'If this
proves right, it's going to be quite contentious', said Gonzalez, who
teaches at John Moores University in England and received a grant last week
from the British government to conduct her research. 'We're going to say to
Native Americans, Maybe there were some people in the Americas before you,
who are not related to you.'"
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Twins strapped in seats bitten repeatedly by rats
Springfield News-Leader | Submitted by: MrHoneyDu
"A 22 year old mother was charged Tuesday with child abuse and endangerment
after rodents bit and chewed on her three small children, two of whom were
strapped in car seats, while she and friends drank alcohol downstairs..
Heitz was arrested early Tuesday after officials at Aurora Community Hospital
reported treating her twin sons for multiple rodent bite wounds."
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Naked Aussie women prance about for rain
Independent Online | Submitted by: Alaska Freegold
Can we get some pics or video? "Hundreds of women in a drought ravaged
corner of Australia's Victoria state are ready to try almost anything to
make it rain, including a mass jaunt naked through the outback, newspapers
reported on Wednesday. The women said they plan to perform the nude rain
dance next March at Ouyen, in northwestern Victoria, after being inspired
by a group of people from Nepal who reportedly carried out a similar
feat earlier this year, with great success."
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New ULTRALOUD refrigerator
BBC | Submitted by: Crampon
"At the lab, two US researchers are working on ways to use sound to
chill food. They have produced a sonic fridge that converts very loud
sounds to directly cool a fridge containing ice cream... The sounds
pumped through the Penn State fridge reach 173 dB, tens of thousands
of times more intense than any rock concert. Sounds of 165 dB would
cause a person's hair to catch fire from the frictional heating caused
by air undergoing such intense compression and expansion."
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Corpse found in wall 44 years later
Yahoo! Singapore | Submitted by: Milk Bone
"An Italian man who packed his bags 44 years ago and told friends
he was leaving for America was found dead inside one of the walls of
his home on Tuesday... Inside a thick wall in the cellar the woman
found human remains, two packed suitcases, a trowel and other equipment
to make a wall, a rusted rifle and a bottle with a suicide note."
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Fire destroys Ted Bundy's home
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"Arsonists or transients probably started the fire that heavily damaged
the former home of serial killer Ted Bundy, authorities said Wednesday.
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University's Fraternity Row, suffered extensive damage from fire, smoke
and water. The home was known as The Oaks in January 1978."
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Killer has but one regret
Sacramento Bee | Submitted by: Reverend Bustanut
"Frederick O'Neal Clark, the convicted murderer of the Rev. Ed Sherriff,
told the daughter of the 68-year-old minister Monday he wasn't sorry for
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PECKER (New Line) Directed by John Waters Once renowned as the man behind such cinematic atrocies as "Pink Flamingos" and "Female Trouble," writer-director John Waters has gradually eased into the mainstream during the past decade, first with his 1988 "Hairspray," the movie that brought Ricki Lake to prominence, and then with the lavish 1990 musical "Cry Baby," showcasing Johnny Depp, a film that plays like an acid-soaked "Grease." Most recently, Waters gave Kathleen Turner her best role in ages when he cast the femme fatale as the title character in 1994's "Serial Mom," the story of a housewife who resorts to murder to solve her domestic troubles.  Despite the pornographic-sounding title, "Pecker" is no skin flick. It does, however, manage to detail exactly what is involved in what male dancers call "teabagging," and to include the only voting booth sex scene in any film in recent memory. The action is underscored by songs by such 1950s novelty acts as The Nutty Squirrels and The Henhouse Five Plus One, which should give you an idea of how seriously the author takes his material. In his short career, Edward Furlong has been known to suffer from the Daryl Hannah Syndrome: He's only as strong as his director. Working with a James Cameron in "Terminator 2" or Tony Kaye in "American History X," Furlong can excel; under lesser talents, he generally flounders. Waters knows how to bring out Furlong's goofy/grungy appeal -- here, Furlong has the silly grin and wobbly voice of a little boy who managed to break into Daddy's liquor cabinet -- and the character of Pecker, a happy-go-lucky amateur photographer who is literally an overnight sensation among the culture vultures of New York's art scene, seems tailor-made for the actor. Waters has also handed juicy parts to Christina Ricci, who's divinely sour as Shelly, a laundromat manager who treats stains and customers with equal severity, and Martha Plimpton, a solid riot as Pecker's sister Tina who operates a bar specializing in "trade" dancers and who almost dies of grief when a burglar makes off with her prized Liza Minnelli CDs. Brendan Sexton III, best known as the scuzzy delinquent of "Welcome to the Dollhouse," is utterly charming and quite funny as shoplifting ace Matt, Pecker's best friend. In terms of its content, "Pecker" breaks little new ground in Waters' world. It's set in and around Baltimore -- his locale of choice -- and involves class clashes (as in "Hairspray" and "Cry Baby"), unsavory businesses (like "Polyester") and slightly twisted but kindly folk, such as Pecker's mom (Mary Kay Place), who runs a thrift store that puts streetpeople into colorful new outfits. There are also a few gross-out moments along the way, most of them involving either food or vermin. Although "Pecker" rarely hits the comic heights of Waters' best films (his movies just haven't had the same zing since the passing of his premiere leading lady Divine in 1988) and it will do nothing to convert those who abhor Walters and what he represents, it's a solid example of the director's rude but good-natured style. James Sanford
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It's a classic scene: after a prolonged battle the hero finally has the stylish villain cornered atop a high tower. The hero's reinforcements are finally arriving and the villain know that even if he defeats the hero, his schemes are thwarted. Rather than surrender, the villain salutes the hero, says "You win this round, but We Will Meet Again" and then leaps out of a window into a convenient body of Soft Water and swims away, as the hero considers going after him but decides against it.
To qualify as a High Dive Escape, a Worthy Opponent (usually a stylish villain or rogueish hero) should be facing certain capture or death but instead escape by leaping from a high place into water, thus living to fight another day.
When a villain goes out with guns blazing rather than be apprehended, it's Better to Die than Be Killed.
A subtrope of No Escape but Down and sister trope of Suicidal "Gotcha!".
Examples
- Anti-Villain example doing this against Villains in Fullmetal Alchemist.
- Sync in the Tales of the Abyss anime after his mask breaks.
- Shingetsutan Tsukihime: After knocking about most of the cast with ease, the Big Bad inexplicably declares "We Will Meet Again" and falls backwards off a bridge while laughing madly.
- In Danger Girl: Renegade #1, Abbey is cornered by Anastasia and her headhunter allies atop a cliff in the jungle. She escapes by diving off the cliff into the river below. However, the stretch of river she jumps into is infested with crocodiles.
- Comics example: in the DC Universe, Batman foe Michael Baffle (who was intended to be a recurring character but was never brought back) escapes Batman this way after a fencing duel in Detective Comics #63. He leaps off the roof a castle (transported stone by stone from Europe and reassembled in Gotham City) into a nearby lake.
- In IDW's G.I. Joe, Major Bludd does this this to escape the Baroness after his attempted coup is uncovered; plunging off a cliff into the ocean. The pursuing Cobra troops search for him but cannot find him.
- Jon Sable does it Jon Sable, Freelance #49 in a story that was an homage to The Prisoner of Zenda. Jon claims the opportunity to make this kind of exit is irresistible, and chooses to leap from a tower window into the moat rather than stick around and explain to the authorities what was going on.
- Armando does it to escape from Trebaldi's castle in Le Scorpion. He dives from Trebaldi's clifftop castle into the river at the base of the cliff with an unconscious Mejai slung over his back.
- In Robyn Hood: I Love NY # 11, a wounded Robyn escapes from Alina Rose by jumping through the closed window of a warehouse into the river.
- One of the crew of the Alexandria does this in Steampunk Halloween 2012, escaping from the Doge's palace in Venice by leaping in a canal in the remains of her costume, which mostly consists of lingerie by this point.
- The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones:
- In #15, Captain Katanga escapes from the Ruthless Modern Pirates who have taken his ship by kicking his guard and then diving off the side of the Bantu Wind under a fusillade of gunfire.
- In #17, Indy and Marion and trapped in the middle of a bridge as Cult members close in from either end. Indy and Marion escape by jumping off the bridge into the river.
- In The Witch of the Everfree, Sunset Shimmer pulls one to get away from the guards who have her cornered on the train to Ponyville, teleporting off the train as it crosses a high bridge.
- Finn McMissile jumps off an offshore oil rig in Cars 2.
- Syndrome attempts a variation of this at the end of The Incredibles. It doesn't work, mostly because the hero isn't in the mood to just let him get away.
- Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket escape Pleasure Island by jumping off a cliff into the sea below.
- In Robin Hood, Robin leaps from the roof of the burning castle into the moat.
- In Cutthroat Island, Morgan and Shaw escape from Dawg's men by diving off a cliff into the ocean.
- In Die Another Day, Jinx is cornered by the police at a cliff. She first strips to her bikini, stunning them, then jumps into the water near a waiting motorboat.
- In The Fugitive, Dr. Richard Kimble jumps off a dam to escape Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard.
Cosmo Renfro: What happened? Where'd he go?
Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard: The guy did a Peter Pan right off of this dam, right here. - Parodied in the film The Great Race, as part of an extended, almost scene-by-scene parody of The Prisoner of Zenda. The Great Leslie is dueling with Baron von Stuppe. When the Baron realizes that Leslie is the superior swordsman, he breaks off the fight and quips "He who fights and runs away may live to fight another day", adds a We Will Meet Again, mentions he has a boat waiting for him, and jumps out the window. Unfortunately the boat is right under the window, and the Baron smashes through the boat and sinks it.
- Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle: At 'The Mighty Roar', the quartet escape from the bikers by jumping off the cliff into the pool below the waterfall.
- In Les Misérables (2012), Valjean escapes from Javert at the hospital by leaping from a window into the river.
- Parodied in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015). To escape the mooks charging towards them, Kuryakin jumps out of a three-story window, expecting to land in the water. Solo only hears a thud and a scream. He then does the same a few seconds later...and finds too late that the window was right above a wooden boat dock.
- Pirates of the Caribbean
- Jack Sparrow's escape from his execution when he trips and falls from the fort into the ocean in The Curse of the Black Pearl. However, he was almost certainly planning to dive before he fell. Norrington even decides to give him a day's headstart before chasing him.
- Subverted in Dead Man's Chest when he is hit by a tidal wave, interrupting his dramatic exit.
- Also done by Mercer in At World's End, while the pirates retake the Black Pearl.
- In Solomon Kane, Kane escapes from the Devil's Reaper by diving through a stained glass window into the ocean below.
- Although not at the climax of the film, Prince Septimus escapes from Captain Shakespeare's ship this way in Stardust. The window isn't open at the time, which just screams of a missed chance to awesomely subvert the trope by having the guy bleeding horribly after - but no, Super Window Jump was in full effect.
- Justine de Winter in the film The Return of the Musketeers. She dives out of the castle window into a lake and is last seen swimming away. Raoul starts to follow her but is stopped by D'Artagnan.
D'Artagnan: Do you really want to go after her, boy? Because - by God - I don't!
- Milady does this in The Three Musketeers (2011); preferring to leap from the airship into the English Channel rather than be shot.
- Elemental Assassin: In Spider's Bite, Gin is attempting to escape from the Ashland Opera House when she is cornered by Donovan Caine on the roof. She escapes by jumping off the roof into the Aneirin River.
- Played straight in one of George MacDonald Fraser Flashman novels where Flashman catches his wife naked from the waist up with Lord Cardigan, who is naked from the waist down. Cardigan still manages a dignified exit by doing this, making Flashman think the latter at least deserves some credit for panache.
- The originator was Rupert of Hentzau in the novel The Prisoner of Zenda by Anthony Hope, and its various film versions; Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. being the most stylish.
- The original novel actually didn't play it quite straight: Rupert of Hentzau has his glorious 'this was the day you almost caught me' on the bridge, before diving into the moat, but the hero chases him, and thus his actual exit from the novel is with a cheek wound from the hero, having stolen a horse from a peasant girl, still dashing, but hardly the stylish exit of the nobleman. He rides off laughing like a maniac though, so props for that.
- The revisit with time travellers version The Zenda Vendetta grants Rupert the chance to make this kind of exit at the end.
- Parodied in another of George MacDonald Fraser's novel The Pyrates, where the Anti-Hero tries to escape from a husband he was cuckolding and that guys goons (he has also cheated them at cards) and he ends up tripping when trying to do this and gets beaten to a pulp by them.
- Big Bad Caiboche does this in the Young Bond short story "A Hard Man to Kill", leaping from the smoking deck of the ocean liner Colombie into the Atlantic Ocean. Everyone thinks he has leapt to his death but there was a submarine waiting to pick him up.
- Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: In "The Asset", Skye escapes from Quinn's mansion by leaping off the balcony into the swimming pool.
- Alias: In "A Missing Link", Sydney is at the top of a hotel, working undercover, when the police start banging on the door of the room she's in. She escapes by taking off her maid uniform and diving down from the balcony into the hotel pool and then casually comes out of the pool in her underwear where a waiter helpfully hands her a towel, apparently completely missing her diving feat.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
- A darker variation at the end of "Graduation Day, Part 1", where a brutal fight between Buffy and Faith ends with Faith stabbed in the stomach and on the edge of a rooftop. Faith knows Buffy needs her blood to heal Angel and convinced her stab wound is fatal, she gets revenge by falling backwards off of the roof onto the back of a passing truck, which carries her now comatose body away before Buffy can catch up to it. When she's in the hospital later, the doctor explains that her stab wound to the stomach wasn't actually serious, but the head injury from the fall has put her in a coma with possible brain damage.
- Chuck: Daniel Shaw has a particularly stylish one in "Chuck Versus the Ring, Part II", grabbing onto a large American flag as he jumps out the window and using it to spin around and re-enter the building on a lower floor, from which he escapes before anyone can arrive.
- Doctor Who:
- Count Grendel in "The Androids of Tara" (a Zenda homage), leaping from the castle wall into the moat.
Grendel: Next time, I shall not be so lenient!
- In "Robot of Sherwood", Robin Hood escapes from the robot knights by grabbing Clara and leaping out of a window into the moat of Nottingham Castle.
- In "Heaven Sent", the Doctor smashes the bedroom window with a table and leaps out, plunging down into the ocean. Of course, he doesn't know what his escape plan is until after he has leapt out the window.
- Count Grendel in "The Androids of Tara" (a Zenda homage), leaping from the castle wall into the moat.
- The Shannara Chronicles: In "Wraith", Wil and Mareth escape the Mord Wraiths by jumping off a cliff into a lake.
- In the Queen of Swords episode "Death to the Queen", the injured and cornered Queen escapes from Captain Grisham by diving off a cliff into the ocean.
- The X-Files. Agent Mulder is knocked off the Queen Anne after kissing a Scully look-alike (who promptly socks him in the jaw) in "Triangle", a Two-Fisted Tales pastiche.
- Assassin's Creed: The Assassins' trademark leap of faith off of a tall building into a convenient pile of hay can easily be used as this. Altaïr does a particularly flashy version in Bloodlines (one of the spinoff handheld games) wherein he turns around toward his attackers, spreads out his arms, and just leans back over the edge.
- Genesis after your first fight against him proper in Crisis Core.
- Subverted in Nehrim: Barateon, the Big Bad of the first section of the story, is chased by the hero up a tower and jumps after waving the player so long and taunting them only hit to hit a spike on the way down.
- The resident Big Bad in Shadow Hearts attempts this, to hilarious effect.
"Well, there's no sense in my lingering around here. I believe I shall return to London and have myself a spot of tea. Well then, ta-ta, everyone! If you survive, I hope you'll come and pay me a visit there someday!
- Tomb Raider: Lara dives down a canyon to escape Natla and her henchmen.
- Nate and Sully do this in Uncharted 2 while they are running from Flynn and his men.
Sully: "See you in hell, kid. Woo hooooo!"
- In Wonder Project J, Lynx and Pino elude Messala in the prison by leaping from a ledge. Rob and Ber catch them with their plane.
- Subverted in Final Fantasy X when Yuna throws herself off a balcony to escape her arranged marriage to Seymour, but there's no convenient body of water for her to land in. Then immediately double-subverted; as a Summoner, she can summon a flying Aeon to catch her in midair.
- A variant is used in Batman: The Animated Series episode "The Clock King". The first time Batman confronts the titular villain on a rooftop, Batman attempts to corner him only for Clock King to leap off the roof and land on the top of a train that he knew would be passing by due to his superhuman sense of timing.
- Fillmore!: Done literally in "The Nineteenth Hole is a Shallow Grave". Fillmore and Ingrid are cornered by a pair of thugs on top on a high diving board. They look at each other, and then turn and jump off the board into the pool.
- Played straight (as straight as The Simpsons play any trope) in the action-packed spinoff "Wiggum, P.I.", when Big Daddy jumps out the window of the (stolen) Governor's Mansion into the bayou:
Skinner: He's gradually getting away, Chief.
Wiggum: Ah, let him go. I have the feeling we'll meet again, each and every week. Always in more sexy and exciting ways. - South Park: Of the many attractions Cartman talks about in "Casa Bonita", the cliff diver waterfall becomes of particular significance. When he finally makes it to Casa Bonita, Sheila Broflovski reports him to the police after discovering that he had manipulated Kyle into bringing him by hiding Butters inside a bomb shelter. The police chase him throughout Casa Bonita as he hurriedly samples every attraction in his path, finally being cornered at the top of the cliff diver waterfall. You can probably guess what happens next.
- On Star Wars Rebels, Kanan and Ezra pull this kind of escape from a pair of Inquisitors. It helps that Ezra has already used The Force to summon some flying creatures to aid their escape.
- Carmen Sandiego, Once an Episode in Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?. Sometimes more than once. In the theme song, she jumps off the Statue of Liberty to escape Zack and Ivy... then flies away using a jetpack.
- Young Justice: Red Arrow does it to get away from Chesire and Sportsmaster while escaping from the League of Shadows headquarters in "Targets".


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Serves
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Indulge in a rich creamy no-bake cheesecake filled with chocolatey biscuit pieces.
Combine the base ingredients and press onto base of 20cm/8in springform tin. Chill for half an hour.
Mix the gelatine with the water, stir well and let cool.
To make the filling: Put the cream cheese, sugar, and salt in the large bowl of an electric stand mixer fitted with a paddle or beaters, or in a large mixing bowl. Using the stand mixer or a handheld mixer on medium speed, beat the ingredients until smooth, stopping often to scrape down the sides of the bowl and under the blades with a rubber spatula. Turn the speed to high and continue to beat until the mixture is creamy. Stop the mixer and add the sour cream, gelatine, and vanilla; beat three minutes longer, again stopping as necessary to scrape down the sides of the bowl and under the blades.
Put the pieces of white chocolate in a small microwave-proof cup or bowl. Put the container in the microwave oven, cover with a paper towel, and heat for 30 seconds. Stop and stir the chocolate. Repeat the process once or twice more, just until the chocolate is completely melted and smooth.
Stir the melted chocolate into the cream cheese mixture and continue to beat until well combined and smooth. You should have about six cups of the mixture.
Pour half the cream cheese mixture into the springform pan. Sprinkle half the chunky chocolate biscuits over the mixture. Pour in the remaining cream cheese mixture, smooth its top with a rubber spatula, and then scatter the remaining chocolate biscuits evenly over its surface.
Place the cake into the fridge and leave to set for at least two hours, preferably overnight.
When ready to serve, remove the cheesecake from the refrigerator. Dip a long, sharp knife in warm water and run the knife around the inside of the springform pan to loosen the cake. Remove the outer ring. Continue to dip the knife into warm water as necessary as you cut neat wedges. To serve, place a wedge of cake on a cake plate and garnish, if you like, with fresh berries.


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Check mail from command line
I’m not using an email client to check my mail for quite some time mainly because I don’t like being interrupted while I’m in the middle of something. Since I’m developing from a command line (guake), for convenience, I would like to check my mail without changing context so I found this:
curl -u username --silent "https://mail.google.com/mail/feed/atom" | perl -ne 'print "\t" if //; print "$2\n" if /<(title|name)>(.*)<\/\1>/
You can use username:password if you’re comfortable with storing your password in plain text.
I’ve placed the above command in a script file added executable rights (+x) to that and I’m using it like: gmail my_account to check for incoming new mail.
Since I’m using multiple accounts, I’ve modified the script file to include the “all” command which will check all my email accounts. Currently you’ll have to introduce your password for each account. I’ll change this in a future post so that you can “safely” store you passwords and have a master password for checking all your accounts.
Here’s the script for checking multiple gmail accounts by issuing the command: gmail all


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Complaint: Portage inmate accused of throwing urine, feces-filled milk carton at prison guard
by Stephanie FryerPORTAGE, Wis. - An inmate at the Columbia Correctional Institute is accused of throwing feces and urine toward a correctional officer.
A criminal complaint indicates the incident took place nearly a year ago on Nov. 29, 2018, as the officer was handing out nighttime medications to Terrance M. Grissom, 49. The Columbia Correction Institute is a maximum-security prison in Portage.
The guard said Grissom mentioned missing a medication after he was given his pills through a cell door trap. The guard was checking a med card when he was hit with the feces and urine, according to the complaint.
The officer said Grissom threw an opened milk carton full of feces and urine out of the trap door, striking him in the face, eye, neck, ear and shoulder, the complaint said. The guard then threw the med card at the door.
The officer said he saw Grissom reloading the milk carton with more feces and urine, so he positioned himself along the wall and shut the trap door.
Officials with the Columbia Correctional Institute turned over video of the incident to the Columbia County Sheriff's Office, the complaint said.
Grissom is charged with felony assault by a prisoner. He faces up to three years and six months for this incident, plus an additional four years since he is a repeat offender. In 2004, he was convicted of five counts of battery or threat to a Dane County judge.
Grissom is expected to make his initial appearance in Columbia County Circuit Court on Friday.


PSI Files
A PSI (Program Structure Interface) file is the root of a structure representing the contents of a file as a hierarchy of elements in a particular programming language.
The PsiFile class is the common base class for all PSI files, while files in a specific language are usually represented by its subclasses. For example, the PsiJavaFile class represents a Java file, and the XmlFile class represents an XML file.
Unlike VirtualFile
and Document
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instance), PSI has project scope (the same file is represented by multiple PsiFile
instances if the file belongs to multiple projects open at the same time).
How do I get a PSI file?
- From an action:
e.getData(LangDataKeys.PSI_FILE)
. - From a VirtualFile:
PsiManager.getInstance(project).findFile()
- From a Document:
PsiDocumentManager.getInstance(project).getPsiFile()
- From an element inside the file:
psiElement.getContainingFile()
- To find files with a specific name anywhere in the project, use
FilenameIndex.getFilesByName(project, name, scope)
What can I do with a PSI file?
Most interesting modification operations are performed on the level of individual PSI elements, not files as a whole.
To iterate over the elements in a file, use psiFile.accept(new PsiRecursiveElementWalkingVisitor()...);
Where does it a PSI file come from?
As PSI is language-dependent, PSI files are created through the Language object, by using the LanguageParserDefinitions.INSTANCE.forLanguage(language).createFile(fileViewProvider)
method.
Like documents, PSI files are created on demand when the PSI is accessed for a particular file.
How long do PSI files persist?
Like documents, PSI files are weakly referenced from the corresponding VirtualFile
instances and can be garbage-collected if not referenced by anyone.
How do I create a PSI file?
The PsiFileFactory
.getInstance(project).createFileFromText()
method creates an in-memory PSI file with the specified contents.
To save the PSI file to disk, use the PsiDirectory
.add()
method.
How do I get notified when PSI files change?
PsiManager.getInstance(project).addPsiTreeChangeListener()
allows you to receive notifications about all changes to the PSI tree of a project.
How do I extend PSI?
PSI can be extended to support additional languages through custom language plugins. For more details on developing custom language plugins, see the Custom Language Support reference guide.
What are the rules for working with PSI?
Any changes done to the content of PSI files are reflected in documents, so all rules for working with documents (read/write actions, commands, read-only status handling) are in effect.


Goodbye Lover (1999)
Director: Roland Joffe Cast: Patricia Arquette, Dermot Mulroney, Ellen DeGeneres, Mary-Louise Parker, Don Johnson Screenplay: Ron Peer, Joel Cohen, Alec Sokolow Producers: Chris Daniel, Patrick McDarrah, Alexandra Milchan, Joel Roodman Runtime: 102 min. US Distribution: Warner Bros. Rated R: sex, language, violence
Copyright 1999 Nathaniel R. Atcheson
I'm not sure why the formal structure of a film review requires that a brief synopsis of the plot be provided. Readers who have seen the film in question aren't going to be interested in a brief retelling of the story; they're just interested in the opinion of the critic. Readers who are considering seeing the picture aren't going to want to know a lot about the film before seeing it. Sometimes, however, the film itself begs a review with no plot synopsis. Roland Joffe's Goodbye Lover is this kind of film. The trailer tells far too much about the picture, and any plot synopsis that explains beyond the first ten minutes is too explicit. So, what you learn in the first ten minutes is as follows: Sandra (Patricia Arquette) likes sex.  Her husband is Jake (Dermot Mulroney). What these three people do is something you shouldn't know going into the movie.
But that won't stop me from mentioning that the film is so busy and packed with subplots that you're likely to walk away feeling assaulted. Goodbye Lover is a strange little film, one that passes for entertainment but probably won't linger in the memory for long. I liked a lot of it, starting with a few of the performances, and there are some very clever sequences scattered about the movie. But it lacks inspiration, and more often feels derivative of flicks associated with Quentin Tarantino. The Tarantino genre can be put to good use (recent examples include Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels and Go), but Goodbye Lover doesn't deliver the way it could. It's also the kind of movie that ignores the characters in favor of an elaborate plot, and so emotional investment in the story is nearly impossible.
That's not to say that there aren't any characters, because there certainly are. They may be stock characters with one-note personalities, but they're all interesting to a degree. Arquette is perfectly lurid and ridiculously sexual, and the motivations behind Sandra's actions are fascinating; we're led to believe that she just wants a comfortable life (later, this turns out to mean that she wants a lot of money). Johnson and Mulroney are believable as brothers, though neither character is understandable on any human level. The interesting characters are on the periphery: Ellen DeGeneres (whom I love) is grand as Sgt. Pompano, a cynical cop who investigates the situation that Sandra creates. I also enjoyed Ray McKinnon, who plays Pompano's naive partner. Mary-Louise Parker is funny as the woman Ben seems to fall in love with; she appears intensely uncomfortable in every scene she's in. And I like Joffe's direction; there are a lot of nice stylistic touches, some tricky camera work, and an appropriate musical score by John Ottoman. I also loved the last scene, for it features a burst of irony so overt that I couldn't help but laugh.
One problem I noted early on is the lack of inspiration; much of the film marches relentlessly to its conclusion, force-feeding us obligatory scenes just because they're required to tie up loose ends. And you might be wondering how all these characters are worked into the labyrinthine plot that the screenwriters (Ron Peer, Joel Cohen, and Alec Sokolow) have constructed. You might also wonder why the picture contains a serial killer named The Doctor, who kills young women by injecting them with a deadly chemical, or why Vincent Gallo is present as a hired killer, or why there are loud sex scenes that take place in a church (though I did enjoy the sarcastic references to religion and existence). Goodbye Lover is fluff, but it didn't have to be -- there is a place for complex black comedies, but the good ones make characterization essential to plot. And though Goodbye Lover is a convoluted mess, it's not the worst movie I've ever seen that couldn't be synopsized in two tightly-written paragraphs.
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Keep the Earth alive as long as possible!
Use Your mouse to rotate the Sun around the Earth (or Earth around the Sun). Every time You make a (clockwise) Rotation, one day passes and You will gain some Energy.
Don't go too close to the sun or the Earth will burn!
But don't let it get too far away or humanity will freeze!
Also don't let the earth get hit by the meteors! Use the sun instead to burn them all down!
You can click to transfer some Energy into HP if You're running low!
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Everything was made by Benjamin Welge during the weekend of the competition although I did use some javascript snippets from previous projects (Mainly for collision and some of the effects like the lightning).
It was my first time participating and also the first time I tried my hand at creating Music/sounds for a game. The three .wav's were made using Beepbox.co, and I vehemently apologize for the annoyingness of the main sound. I really hope the Mute button works in all Browsers ;-)
Would appreciate any feedback, criticism or comments You might have!
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f_1 = _pyramid_combination(samples[1::2], w_0[:-1], w_1[:-1])
return f_0 * w_1[-1] + f_1 * w_0[-1]
binary_neighbour_ids = [
[int(c) for c in format(i, "0%ib" % in_spatial_rank)]
for i in range(2 ** in_spatial_rank)]
samples = [get_knot(bc) for bc in binary_neighbour_ids]
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coord = tf.stack([batch_ids] + coord, -1)


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CHEAP: Say YES to fun AND fitness this Xmas with $70 off the Fitbit Versa 2 smartwatch
Indulge and expunge, indulge and expunge, then INDULGE
by Callum BoothWelcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP!
Ahh, December. On one hand, it’s a terrible month.  But, on the other, it’s glorious.
There’s a festive cheer in the air, holidays are on the horizon, and people actually seem to want to meet up and have fun. And then you have the indulgences. My god, the indulgences.
The drink flows. Food’s everywhere. I’m salivating just thinking about it. It’s magnificent.
But… it can be too easy to go a bit too hard. Now, I’m not saying you shouldn’t eat that seventh turkey sandwich of the day, but maybe you could go for a little jog to help burn it off?
“Sounds good, but how can I motivate myself to do this?” I hear you ask.
Well, I’ve got a solution for you: a Fibit Versa 2 smartwatch. Oh — and would you believe it? — there’s currently $70 off this device! That means you can pick up the Fitbit Versa 2 smartwatch for only $130, instead of the $200 it normally costs.
Want some info? Well, first off, why don’t you have a look at this video from Fitbit:
As you’d expect from a device from Fitbit, the Versa 2 has all the health tracking features you could want. It can measure your heart rate, get real-time readouts on your activities, track your sleep, and more. Hell, you can ever swim with this thing!
But it’s the range of other features that really makes the Fitbit Versa 2 smartwatch such a steal for $130. Beyond all its health-tracking capabilities, it’s also a rather handy, uh, smartwatch.
The display has an always-on mode so you can constantly keep track of the time. You can control music from the device easily, and you can also pay for things with the device.
Basically, for $130, the Fitbit Versa 2 smartwatch is an amazingly advanced bit of kit. Whether you want to use it to get into shape, or give someone you love an awesome Christmas present, you should pick it up for $130 while you still can.
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Throwing up is the same as vomit and sick.
It happens when your stomach doesn't agree with its contents.
The contents come back up your food pipe and through your mouth.
Lots of the time people get sick because their stomach doesn't agree with food inside it or they might have food poisoning.
Sometimes if there are other ill people around you then you might pick up some of their germs.
If you have an allergic reaction then you might be sick.
Also it can be because you have drunk too much alcohol.
Drink small sips of water and eat less food.

 Always dispose of the sick, by flushing the toilet or throwing it away.
Always wash your hands to keep away the germs.
If you put a hot water bottle on your stomach then it can make you feel better.


How a computer works
Magic! JK its input, output, logic gates, memory, and instructions!
(In my best old timey radio voice) What is.. a COMPUTER? The first computers were people. Mostly women, as it happens. They would take an input of information, and also water and food. These computers used their brains, and a few rudimentary tools such as pencils, paper and slide rules as the memory and logic gates to carry out the instruction. Finally, upon completing their task, the outputs would provided on sheets of paper.
Now, these tasks are automated. A digital computer takes information and electricity as its input. It uses its RAM, virtual memory and its hard disk as its memory. Its CPU, or central processing unit, contains tiny switches known as transistors that it uses as logic gates to carry out its instruction. Upon completing its task, the trusty computer prints its results to a moniter, or screen.
Computers are sweeping the globe, automating tasks from adding and subtracting, to more complex activity like driving a car or keeping track of contractual obligations. What will they think of next?!
How does a computer work? No, really.
That phone in your pocket, its a computer. Yes, today a computer can fit in your pocket. But it wasn't always that way. In fact, in between the biological computers (those hard working people I talked about earlier) and the advent of the digital computer, there was something else! The analogue mechanical computer! In order to understand how a computer works lets take a look at this fascinating and incredibly long video:
Did you watch the whole thing? Be honest. OK, well the point is a computer is something that takes inputs and instructions and gives an output. In the case of this analogue mechanical computer is for aiming the big guns on a ship. This is a complex task, as the ship and target may both me moving! This computer takes inputs of the ships speed and trajectory, as well as the speed and trajectory of its target. Using physical mechanisms, it adjusts the aim of those cannons to account for that complex movement, providing deadly accuracy. However this computer can not play a video or even connect to the web. It can only aim guns.
What about a digital computer? A digital computer runs on the same principles. However, instead of needing to design a different mechanism for every task, it can use the same pieces of hardware for possibly infinite tasks. It needs only the appropriate set of instructions, or software. For example, the following instructions tell the computer to add the numbers in an array and print it to the screen:
numbers = [99, 100, 97, 65, 105, 0, 92, 100]
p numbers.inject{|sum,x| sum + x }
Understand? No? Thats OK, neither can your computer. Those instructions are in Ruby, a programming language. Its like an intermediary language between human and machine. A computer speaks in binary, or zeros and ones. A human can learn Ruby more easily than binary, so we program a computer to translate Ruby into Binary. If a human can translate ruby into english, and vice versa, he or she can get a good job.
 In a modern computer, instead of a light switch it is a transistor, which is a tiny switch. The switches can be set up to act as logic gates. Here's a quick explanation of logic gates from Reddit user DubiousDoctor:
Consider an AND gate. It takes two input and gives one output. If both inputs are on then it outputs on otherwise it outputs off.
0--->|AND|--->0
0--->|___|
1--->|AND|--->0
0--->|___|
0--->|AND|--->0
1--->|___|
1--->|AND|--->1
1--->|___|
Combine an AND gate with other similar gates, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR, and XNOR, feed in the right instructions, and a place to store memory and you have quite the powerful machine indeed!
Reminder: I'm still doing the old timey radio voice. Keep reading it like that. It is essential to your understanding.
What is Computer Memory? I forget.
(Sensible chuckle) In fact I do. Fortunately a computer can remember this for me! Wait right here, I'll go ask it.
(loud typing sounds)
Ah, thank you Wikipedia for remembering this for me. We biological computers are still superior to our new digital ones for many things, but holding vast quantities of data is not one of them:
"In computing, memory refers to the physical devices used to store programs (sequences of instructions) or data (e.g. program state information) on a temporary or permanent basis for use in a computer or other digital electronic device."
All information in a computer is in in zeros and ones, or an switch being on or off. A computers memory stores information in this binary form, in tiny cells that can store one bit, being either on or off. When the computer needs that information, it can read it off of these cells.
Well thats how computers work in a nutshell. I hope you all enjoyed yourselves, and maybe even learned something. See you next time on Alex's technical blog. Sayonara.


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#include <InputStream.h>
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| InputStream () | |
| InputStream Constructor. 更多... | |
| virtual | ~InputStream () |
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| virtual void | read (bool &data) |
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| virtual void | read (char &data) |
| read function for char data 更多... | |
| virtual void | read (unsigned char &data) |
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| virtual void | read (short &data) |
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| virtual void | read (unsigned short &data) |
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| virtual void | read (int &data) |
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| virtual void | read (unsigned int &data) |
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| virtual void | read (long &data) |
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| virtual void | read (unsigned long &data) |
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| virtual void | read (float &data) |
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| virtual void | read (double &data) |
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| virtual void | read (String &str) |
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| virtual void | readX (void *buffer, int size, bool reverseOrder=false)=0 |
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| virtual void | skip (int size)=0 |
| skip data from buffer 更多... | |
| virtual unsigned int | length ()=0 |
| Get the length of buffer data. 更多... | |
| virtual unsigned int | tell ()=0 |
| Tell the current read position. 更多... | |
| virtual bool | opened ()=0 |
| Check if the stream is opened. 更多... | |
| virtual void | rewind ()=0 |
| Rewind the stream, the stream current read position will be reset to 0 by this function. 更多... | |
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| static bool | reverseOrder = false |
The base class of All InputStream.
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Get the length of buffer data.
實作於 Magnum::GZFileInputStream, Magnum::GZMemInputStream, Magnum::FileInputStream, 及 Magnum::MemInputStream.
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Check if the stream is opened.
實作於 Magnum::GZFileInputStream, Magnum::GZMemInputStream, Magnum::FileInputStream, 及 Magnum::MemInputStream.
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read function for bool data
| data,bool,the | data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for char data
| data,char,the | data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for unsigned char data
| data,unsigned | char, the data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for short char data
| data,short,the | data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for unsigned short char data
| data,unsigned | short, the data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for int char data
| data,int,the | data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for unsigned int char data
| data,unsigned | int, the data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for long char data
| data,long,the | data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for unsigned long char data
| data,unsigned | long, the data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for float char data
| data,float,the | data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function for double char data
| data,double,the | data is read from the inputstream and return in this data |
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read function buffer data
| buffer,void | *, the data is read from the inputstream and fill in this buffer |
| size,int,the | number of byte to be read from the input steam |
| reverseOrder,true,for | big endian system false, for little endian system |
實作於 Magnum::GZFileInputStream, Magnum::GZMemInputStream, Magnum::FileInputStream, 及 Magnum::MemInputStream.
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Rewind the stream, the stream current read position will be reset to 0 by this function.
實作於 Magnum::GZFileInputStream, Magnum::GZMemInputStream, Magnum::FileInputStream, 及 Magnum::MemInputStream.
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skip data from buffer
| size,int,the | number of byte to be skipped |
實作於 Magnum::GZFileInputStream, Magnum::GZMemInputStream, Magnum::FileInputStream, 及 Magnum::MemInputStream.
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Tell the current read position.
實作於 Magnum::GZFileInputStream, Magnum::GZMemInputStream, Magnum::FileInputStream, 及 Magnum::MemInputStream.


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[1]
Spoken turns; I have found one yet.
[2]
nice features for price, graphics pretty decent; doesnt pick best routes in many cases