GODZILLA 2000
Review by John Beachem
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Directed by: Takao Okawara Written by: Hiroshi Kashiwabara
The big green guy is back, and he starts off with a bang. Godzilla is terrorizing a small bay community while a group of Godzilla trackers follows him. The group consists of Yuji Shinoda (Takehiro Murata), a scientist who has been studying Godzilla for years; his daughter, Io (Mayu Suzuki), who appears to be an expert with electrical equipment; and a reporter, Yuki Ichinose (Naomi Nishida). Meanwhile, a meteor has been discovered by Dr. Shiro Miyazaki (Shiro Sano), an old friend of Yuji. It turns out that the meteor is actually an alien spacecraft. The local government, led by Yuji's long time enemy, Mitsuo Katagiri (Hiroshi Abe), orders it and Godzilla destroyed. Yuji has other plans for Godzilla, since he has determined that the lizard's healing factor can be harnessed and used to revolutionize modern medicine. Nevertheless, Katagiri wants the lizard destroyed, and he sets out to do just that. However, before Katagiri can carry out his dastardly plan, the alien's plans are learned by Yuji. The plan is to destroy the earth, and Godzilla is needed to do that (it's never exactly explained why). So what does the alien do? Why it changes into possibly the goofiest looking alien creature ever and takes on Godzilla, mano-a-mano.
 Is there any reason other than because you're feeling nostalgic that you'd go to see a movie like "Godzilla 2000"? It can't be because you're looking for great special effects, acting, plot, dialogue, or cinematography, because that's not what Godzilla movies are about. Godzilla movies are about, uh, guys in big rubber suits destroying Tokyo. Hmm, that sounds mildly ridiculous doesn't it? Maybe so, but that's exactly what you expect out of a Godzilla movie. You want to see the big green lizard smash up Tokyo for awhile until a big, climactic showdown with another monster. If that's not what you want to see, what in the world are you doing reading this review? So, now that we've gotten all that out of the way, you're probably wondering how "Godzilla 2000" holds up as compared to the multitude of past Godzilla flicks. Well, it's rather a hit and miss situation I'm afraid. You see, all the requisite props for a Godzilla movie are present. We've got tanks and helicopters and strange new weapons to hurl at the big guy even though we know they're not going to do a bit of good; we've got the strange new threat that only Godzilla can defeat; and we've got the good scientist who knows this but no one in the military will listen to him. Unfortunately, we've got one more thing that past Godzilla flicks haven't had. We've got lots and lots of inane, scientific ramblings to fill up time that could be better spent watching the lizard blow things up.
Normally I devote this section of the review to a critique of the acting in a film, but, well, this is Godzilla. "Godzilla 2000", as you all should know, is not a movie which can be criticized in any way for acting for two reasons: one, the dubbing is so bad you can't tell if the actors are doing well or not; and two, Godzilla movies aren't about real actors, they're about extras who run around in panic while things explode all around them. So instead I'm going to devote this paragraph to the ways in which this newest Godzilla movie is different from the ones in the past. First of all, the dubbing seems to have actually gotten worse. At least before the actors' mouths would be moving while the inane dialogue spilled forth. Second, the filming actually looks a bit more professional this time around, at least at the start of the film. Never fear though, I think they used up the entire budget in the first twenty minutes or so, and the film's look more closely matches that of the original films by the end. Third, there's a lot more swearing in this Godzilla film than I remember in past ones, but that could just be my memory playing tricks on me (it's been known to do that 99% of the time). Last is the fact that in the past the humans have always hurled all their weapons at Godzilla, he's gotten really angry, and all the human weapons have been destroyed. In this version, the humans' weapons don't even slow the big guy down. He doesn't bother destroying any of them because he couldn't seem to care less that they're there. Maybe his skin gets tougher with age.
In case you didn't notice, the plot to this Godzilla film sounds a little bit complicated.  We still get great, classic lines like: "That thing's tied down with electromagnetic cables, it's not going anywhere." When you know the monster's going to break out right after those words are spoken. Yet the rest of the film is filled with talk about Godzilla's regeneration abilities, and how old the meteor is, and all sorts of other things the audience couldn't care less about. The big showdown at the end is enjoyable enough; but the rest of the film is just talk, and I could tell everyone was getting more than a little antsy. Having suffered through such classics as "Godzilla vs. Megalon", I have a pretty good idea what kind of Godzilla movie true fans of the franchise like, and "Godzilla 2000" doesn't quite meet the standard. Despite improved special effects (his atomic breath looks much cooler now), both the quality and length of the Godzilla fights have gone down. We get no more than five minutes of Godzilla smashing buildings and power lines; and his fight with the alien, while entertaining, doesn't come close to his battle with, say, Mothra.
Sadly enough, a movie as cheesy as this one has a better soundtrack than most mainstream Hollywood productions. It's really nothing more than a mix of different classical pieces thrown together, but it's used wisely and it's usually appropriate to the scene being played (I hope Hollywood producers are taking notes). One last thing I had to note, something which simply cracked me up, was the vanishing scenery. For example, in one scene we have a four-wheeler driving over a large pile of dirt to get into a tunnel. When Godzilla forces the group to drive out of the tunnel in reverse, the pile of dirt has vanished. This happens in numerous scenes, if you look hard enough, but that was the most blatant example. I'd recommend this latest entry into the franchise to those who were disappointed by the American version from 1998 (What do you mean that's everyone?) and want to see the big guy back in a rubber suit, like god intended. Just make sure your expectations are nice and low before going in. "Godzilla 2000" runs a decent 90 minutes, and I give it three out of five stars.
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
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See also: ritonavir boosted protease inhibitors
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of
September 2016, pp. 101-102
FOSAMPRENAVIR RxNorm: 358262 ATC: J05AE07 |
BUPRENORPHINE RxNorm: 1819 ATC: N02AE01 N07BC01 |
Risk of increase or of decrease of the effects of the A to take into account buprenorphine [sic], simultaneously by inhibition and acceleration of its metabolism by the protease inhibitor |
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FOSAMPRENAVIR RxNorm: 358262 ATC: J05AE07 |
EFAVIRENZ RxNorm: 195085 ATC: J05AG03 J05AR06 |
Risk of lower effectiveness of the amprenavir. |
Precaution for use Regular clinical and biological monitoring, especially at the beginning of the administration of these substances together. |
FOSAMPRENAVIR RxNorm: 358262 ATC: J05AE07 |
MARAVIROC RxNorm: 620216 ATC: J05AX09 |
Significant decrease of the concentrations of amprenavir that can lead to a loss of viralogical response |
Not recommended |
FOSAMPRENAVIR RxNorm: 358262 ATC: J05AE07 |
METHADONE RxNorm: 6813 ATC: N02AC52 N07BC02 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations of methadone with risk of appearance of a withdrawal syndrome due to increase of its hepatic metabolism by the ampernavir |
Precaution for use Regular clinical monitoring and possible adjustment of the dosage of methadone. |
FOSAMPRENAVIR RxNorm: 358262 ATC: J05AE07 |
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Users click the login button they should be brought to a login page. On this login page there should be a username and password box where the user puts in their username and password. After typing both in the User should click the Login Button at which point the information should be sent to the server to be authenticated. The server sends authenticates and sends back the response. If the information is correct the User is taken to the Homepage. Otherwise the page throws and error asking the user to try again.
To write a post a user should click the new message button. The button should open up a new message box where the user can write a message. While writing the message anytime the users uses a '#' the following word should be converted into a hashtag. When the user writes an '@' there should be a dropdown with an autocomplete form for a username. After the User finishes they click the submit button and the message should be posted.
A user when reading a message can click on the reply button with the message. When they click the button a new message form opens up and allows the user to send a nessage in response to the original message.
A user can click on the username of a user and be taken to their profile page where all of their messages are listed. On this page there should be a follow button where the user is allowed to follow messages from the user. After clicking the button the button should change to an unfollow button to let the user know they have started to follow. After following the user, their messages will start to appear on the homepage.
Next to the reply button on a message there should be a 'like' button where a user can like the post. When the user likes the post the button should change and the counter of likes should go up. When hovering over the counter or the like button there should be a list of users that like the post.
* Email Address
* Username
* Password
* Following
* Followers
This creation page will have fields for Email Address, Username and password.
The Following and Followers field will be filled as users follow each other.
The User will have a Followers page to update their Followers and a profile page to update the username and password.
* Posting User
* Message ID
* Message
* ListOf Likes
* ListOf ReplyMessages
* Replied Message ID
* Hashtags
* Mentions
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expressions
In short, whilst csharp
expressions are available, to execute arbitrary .NET code it is almost always better to use pipe
expressions instead.
The CSharp expression type can be somewhat difficult to use, due to a number of limitations, documented here.
Symbols must be entity-encoded
C# makes significant use of a number of symbols which are not HTML/XML-friendly. These symbols must be replaced with their entity representations in attribute values or else they will break the validity of the document. This includes (but might not be limited to):
- Double quotes:
"
- Less-than:
<
- Greater-than:
>
Using extension methods
In order to use any extension methods, including those associated with the System.Linq
namespace, two further expressions are required:
- A
using
expression variable must be 'in scope', for the appropriate namespace which activates the extension method. - Unless the extension method operates upon
object
, atype
expression variable must also be 'in scope', indicating the types of any objects which are to be the target of extension methods.
Example
This example shows how to use .FirstOrDefault()
with a list of string. Presume that the variable myList
contains the list.
<div tal:define="listType type:myList List<string >;
usingSystemLinq using:System.Linq;
firstItem csharp:myList.FirstOrDefault()">

The first item is
complicated

Cannot access anonymous types
- CSharp expressions are evaluated from an in-memory assembly which is compiled at runtime.
- When anonymous types are exported, all of their members are
internal
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These two phenomenon combined mean that a CSharp expression cannot 'see' any members declared upon anonymous objects. If you try to use them then you will receive compiler errors stating that the members do not exist on type object
.
Confusing overload selection
The default behaviour of C# expressions treats every in-scope variable as a dynamic
object. This avoids the need to provide design-time type information for every single variable.
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Compilation performance
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This is mitigated by the use of an expression cache. Once an expression has been compiled, its compiled delegate is cached for the lifetime of the application. This means that subsequent executions are significantly faster.


Lanka President Rajapaksa to visit India on Nov 29 on PM Modi's invitation
70-year old Rajapaksa defeated Sajith Premadasa in the recently concluded Presidential elections
by ANISri Lanka's newly elected President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation to visit India on November 29, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday.
Jaishankar made the announcement after meeting Rajapaksa in Sri Lanka, a day after the latter took oath as the seventh President of the island nation.
"A warm meeting with Sri Lanka President @GotabayaR. Conveyed PM @narendramodi's message of a partnership for shared peace, progress, prosperity and security. Confident that under his leadership, India-SriLanka relations would reach greater heights," Jaishankar Tweeted.
"President @GotabayaR has accepted PM @narendramodi's invitation to visit India on 29th November," he added.
70-year old Rajapaksa defeated Sajith Premadasa by more than 13 lakh votes in the recently concluded Presidential elections, country's election commission announced on Sunday.
He is the second member of the Rajapaksa family to become the president. His older brother Mahinda Rajapaksa was president from 2005 to 2015.


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Go where the Strawberry Wouldn't
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curl_formparse - add a section to a multipart/formdata HTTP POST: deprecated (use curl_formadd instead)
#include <curl/curl.h> CURLcode curl_formparse(char * string, struct HttpPost ** firstitem, struct HttpPost ** lastitem);
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...and we'll write our first JavaScript and see it at work in the browser
Access and modify content on the web page
Tell the browser to do something, and when to do it
<script>
console.log('Hello World!');
</script>
Inside the same project folder with your HTML and CSS files, create a JavaScript file and link it to your HTML page.
In the js file, write code to output ‘Hello World!”.
Try typing in the console and playing with what you can do there. Try some basic math operations!
var userName = 'Hodor';
var numKingdoms = 7;
var winterIsComing = true;
var dragons;
var thronesWon = null;
Combine strings with the + operator:
"This string can be combined " + "with this string."
var partOfAString = "Fun with "
partOfAString + "strings!"
An even fancier way to combine strings:
var favoriteThing = "avocado"
`My favorite thing is ${ favoriteThing }`
Try out working with strings and variables in your JavaScript console!
In your JS file, see if you can write a Mad-Lib style sentence using variables and template literals to fill in the blanks. For instance, this could be one about Animal Fun Facts:
"________ have a reputation as ___________ animals. Research shows that they are _________. A pack of _________ can be as large as _________. They eat _________ and _________. They commonly live in ____________."
if/else statements let you add logical "flow" to your code.
Lines of code inside the brackets are run or not run based on a condition.
if (condition) {
// this code will be run
}
var pets = 5;
if (pets > 0) {
console.log ('You have some pets!');
}
a == b
a === b
a != b
12 == 12 // true
"12" === 12 // false
12 != 12 // false
a > b
a < b
a >= b
a <= b
Make a variable called “temperature”. Write some code to tell you to put on a coat if it is below 55 degrees. Log your output to the console.
Add more branches to your logic with else and else if
if (condition) {
// do this thing
} else {
// do this other thing
}
if (condition) {
// do this thing
} else if (differentCondition) {
// do this different thing
} else {
// do some other thing
}
a && b
a || b
!a
These operators let you combine conditions.
var age = 19;
var usCitizenship = true;
if (age >= 18 && usCitizenship) {
console.log("You are eligible to vote!");
} else {
console.log("You can't vote yet!");
}
Modify your “wear a coat” code for these conditions:
BONUS: Add code to wear a waterproof coat and/or boots if it is raining or snowing! How would you code this complexity?
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I remember Nan
I remember going to pick sunflowers with Nan in Narrabri. She loved sunflowers and it made her happy.
I remember discussing our mutual love for history, all things Egypt, war films and documentaries.
I remember every time Michael Bublé released an album I would rush to the shops to buy it for her so she could listen to it. She loved all things jazz.
I remember the farm at Hoxton park. Arriving and driving down that long driveway. Seeing the oh so cool fake grass she had on her porch.
Us kids used to go exploring in the bushland, along the trails.
I loved going into the wash room and the big shed.  The big picture of the cowboy hanging near the toilet. The picture had a badge that would light up red when someone was in there.
I remember Nan's white Christmas tree and all her colourful lights.
I remember helping Nan with her TV. She had this amazing huge flat screen TV in her room with a Blu-ray player. But for some reason, whoever set it up didn’t use HDMI, but some old cable.
So I walked down to Westfield's and bought a new cable for her as well as a couple of blurays.
I think I got her Inception and Avatar.
I hooked up the tv using the new cable and popped in avatar.
Nan was in awe of the quality of the Blu-ray. She said "Who needs 3d! This is my 3d here!"
From then on from time to time I would buy her some new movies. I purchased her Skyfall on Blu-ray, she loved that!
I remember thinking how amazing it was that Nan fully embraced the digital age. She loved her iPad. She loved the FaceTime calls and the updates about her great grandkids.
I remember the day I gave Nan an account to Family Spotify. She said it was her most cherished thing. She loved that she could discover new music and put it on the background all day. Every time we spoke she brought up Spotify and how grateful she was.
A most cherished message I received out of the blue from Nan (unedited):
This is just another thank you ,,, you are so often in my thoughts ❤ with me it’s not “ out of sight; out of mind “ when I’m home you are always with me , how can I not SPOTIFY is on as soon as I wake . I so appreciate it , this is not sucking up to you : love you & your beautiful family so precious ❤😘👍::: just sayin 😍your ever lovin nan
I remember sharing with Nan how I was about to take my then fiancé, now wife, Jesse to Manly to propose. She was beyond excited.
I remember telling Nan Jesse and I were going to have a baby. She was so excited, beyond excited. No judgement. Just love. Her kindness showed was something I will never forget.
I remember seeing Nan, Julie, Darren and co as our first visitors when Charlie was diagnosed with leukemia. I cherish those visits so much. At the time every day was hard. So seeing family was a huge breathing moment.
I remember Nan's love of the royalty. We would talk about all things modern and old when it came to the royals.
I remember once we were talking about tv's and I mentioned that I had this tiny old box. I was living on my own in a tiny flat and didn’t have much money to my name. So Nan, right before I left to go home she handed me some cash. Enough to purchase a new flatscreen. I was blown away and tried not to accept. Eventually I let her give me the money. It meant as much to her to give me the money as it was for me to get a new tv. I felt guilty of course, but it bought Nan a huge amount of joy being able to give.
One of my most cherished memories as a kid was seeing Nan at Christmas. We drove hours and hours to come from our home in the bush. We would go into the kids room and she had this old tape. On the tape was a bunch of old Disney Christmas shows. I remember just feeling joy - being at Nan's and watching that tape.
I remember having Nan at grandparents day.  She always took a huge interest in what us kids were doing. As she didn’t get to see us as much as we lived so far away from her.
I remember we shared our utter hatred for summer. #winterisbest
I remember Nan's meatballs, ham and cheese toasties & garlic bread.
I remember Nan's chocolate Cake with huge amounts of ganache.
I remember Nan's forehead on Facetime calls. I miss her emoji spam filled messages (see example above 😉).
I remember the joy on her face when she saw Charlie walking again after his long stint in hospital.
I remember that she let Jess recover after her surgery at her place.
I remember recently when Nan let Jesse use her kitchen so we could cook for her. It was a huge honour. Nan always loved to serve, so for her to let someone else serve her was a HUGE deal.
I remember she bought me shoes once. Black Converse All-stars 2004. I still have them and wear them to this day.
I remember taking her to coffee club with my family for coffee and lunch.
I remember her love, her hugs, her wanting to serve and never let you walk away hungry. Her generosity and kindness.
She was a pillar. She was our safe haven.
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Nan,
I miss you.
It hurts. Today hurts. I feel angry, sad, devastated.
I've never lived in a world when you were not around. I don’t know how to move forward.
I know that you will want me to though. You will think it silly if I don’t. So I will try and move forward to honour you.

 You will not be forgotten.
 You can walk free of pain and suffering.
I love you and miss with all my heart.
Your grandson, James.
My daughter, Abbie (7) drew this while I was sobbing just after I received the call from my Dad that Nan had passed.Abbie had only seen Nan a couple of times and has only just begun drawing, but she made this wonderful picture of Nan.
She did all she could to help me feel better and im so thankful God gave me such an amazing family to be a part of.


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I recently took a voluntary drug screen. This was done on sight with a test kit. I urinated into a specimen cup that had a test strip of some sort that reacts to different categories of drugs. Mine showed positive for Meth-Amphetamines. He asked if I could wait around and try another one because I emphatically told him that there was no way. I was not even familiar with what Meth was.
Approximately an hour and 15 minutes later he gave me another test. A four panel test this time. The first was a ten panel. This test also came back positive. I was beside myself because, as I said, I have never even as much as seen Meth, much less taken any. He told me that there was no way that the Zoloft could have caused the positive reaction. He never offered to send the test to a lab. In fact he had me pour both specimens into the toilet, flush them and rinse the specimen cups with water. He led me to believe that these tests were conclusive and he said that his hands were tied. The only recourse was for him to extend my treatment and pay him an additional sum of money.
By the way, this is as a result of a DUI that I received and I am going to drug and alcohol outpatient treatment. I kept telling him that it had to be the Zoloft. I offered to call my Dr in the am and have blood drawn and tested. He said that would not do any good because Meth was water soluble and would be out of my system in 24 hrs. Which I have now after research found that is not true. Meth can stay in the system for up to 5 days. I was devastated over this and told him that I was not going to jail for something that I did not do. This would be a huge violation of my probation. He told me not to worry, that he believed me and we would get to the bottom of it.
When I got home, I remembered that my husband worked with a man whose wife was a pharmacist. I called her and she said there was nothing in Zoloft. I called my physician the next morning. He didn't know of anything either and wouldn't even see me because he was too busy and he was leaving on vacation the next day. My husband called me at work to see how I was holding up and I became hysterical. He called his physician and they got me in the following day.
I also called the facility where I had the test done and requested the name and phone number of the company that manufactures the tests that he used. It took me 2 days to get that info, but when I was able to call them, I spoke to the salesman and explained my situation. He said he seemed to remember hearing something about Zoloft and asked me to hold on while he called one of their scientists. He returned several minutes later to tell me that the scientist had confirmed that there was something in Zoloft that could cause the test to go positive and that it might not happen on every occasion.
He could not remember the technical name that the scientist had used. I asked if he could do me one last favor, and call the Dr who had given me the test and relay to him what he had just told me. Well I don't know what happened but when I went for my next individual session with the Dr, he said that the guy did call but said it was very unlikely and 1 in a million chance. I could not even believe my ears. So I called back the next day and spoke to the salesman. He said this should be between me and the Dr and that he told him exactly what he had told me. So someone here is lying. I have talked to three different people at this company and they have all told me that their tests are for screening and detection, not confirming and that when a test comes up positive, it should then be sent to a lab for confirmation.
I then called Pfizer, the manufacturer of Zoloft. At first the pharmacist that answered told me he could think of nothing that would cause this. I asked if they could have one more qualified, toxicologist, scientist look into it because I had already been told that there was something. They later went on to fax to my physician a toxicologists report where 3 people in the same hospital within the same week that were taking less than 150 mg of Zoloft tested positive for Benz something. I don't have the report with me at this time. It said that these people would have had no way of getting this drug.
The third person tested positive twice. It is very upsetting to me that this could happen and physicians and pharmacists are not aware of it. Because I mentioned law suit, the Dr freaked out and called my probation officer and reported the positive test to her. I really did not care about that because I was going to have to make her aware of this in the first place because they will be performing random drug tests throughout my year of probation, and therefore I could not afford for them to have a test come up positive without them knowing about the Zoloft.
However, the Dr has went to the extent of falsifying his report to her in an attempt to cover his failure to offer me the option of sending the specimen to a lab to have it confirmed. As I said, I was not aware that was even an option until I talked with the manufacturer of the test kit. Up until this DUI, I have never been drug tested, and therefore knew absolutely nothing about it. I took him at his word. That is why I have been pursuing this so heavily. I know that I am innocent and I will be dammed if I have this on my records.
I am right at the edge of a total nervous break down. I haven't slept in 5 days. I have lost work because I am either crying hysterically or I just can't even focus on my job. My blood pressure is sky high, and I have never had any issues with my blood pressure. My husband found me unconscious in the floor of our dining room yesterday. This has mentally and physically taken a toll on me. I would think there should be some legal ramifications to all of this, but do not know if that is an avenue that can be pursued. The law seems to have loopholes that protect those who are at fault.
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Meet Joe Black (1998) Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, Claire Forlani, Jake Weber, Marcia Gay Harden, Jeffrey Tambor, David S. Howard, Lois Kelly-Miller. Screenplay by Ron Osborn, Jeff Reno, Kevin Wade, Bo Goldman, suggested by the play "Death Takes a Holiday," written by Alberto Casella and adapted by Walter Ferris, and the motion picture screenplay by Maxwell Anderson and Gladys Lehman. Directed by Martin Brest. 174 minutes PG-13, 3.5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hours after viewing the sweet reflective fantasy, "Meet Joe Black," my thoughts drifted to the TV series "Star Trek: The Next Generation," with which the film shares structural and thematic similarities. Like "ST:TNG, " the production flips back and forth between its "A" and "B" storylines. If "Meet Joe Black" were an episode of "ST:TNG," the plot summary would read like this: Following an encounter with a mysterious alien, Captain Picard takes a hard look at his own mortality and begins to put his life affairs in order. Meanwhile, the android Data makes a concentrated effort to learn what it's really like to be human.
In many ways, "Meet Joe Black" plays like an exceptionally opulent, and extremely long, episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Both entertaining works star distinguished British actors and convey a positive message in imaginative fashion. Both feature an idealized extended family and unusually literate dialogue. And both productions, while charming, are sometimes overly formal and a bit full of themselves.
Based very loosely on the stodgy chestnut, "Death Takes a Holiday," "Meet Joe Black" introduces William Parrish (Anthony Hopkins), a media tycoon days away from his 65th birthday when he begins to hear a disembodied voice. Death (Brad Pitt) has come to collect Parrish, but the specter has a proposition. Having appropriated the body of a young stud muffin, Death wants to learn about the human experience and would like Parrish to be his guide. If the elderly man cooperates, his life will be extended; by days, maybe even weeks -- as long as it takes for Death to accomplish the goals of his field trip. Parrish agrees and introduces the omnipotent figure to the family as Joe Black ("If I say who you are," Parrish gently explains, "I don't think anyone will stay for dinner").
Joe becomes a constant in Parrish's life, to the consternation of his ambitious second-in-command, Drew (Jake Weber), and the confusion of Parrish's number one daughter, Susan (Claire Forlani). The young physician, romantically involved with Drew, had a brief, but memorable, encounter with the body Joe now inhabits, and finds herself drawn to this beautiful, otherworldly man.
Like "Heaven Can Wait," another romantic fantasy dealing with life beyond death, "Meet Joe Black" features a business magnate making pronouncements that baffle his board of directors, while scheming underlings work against him. Anthony Hopkins is wonderful as William Parrish, creating a rich, warm gentleman of great compassion and dignity. Joe tells him "I chose you [as his guide] for your verve, your excellence and your ability to instruct. You've led a first-rate life." Thanks to Hopkins' great skills, you never for a moment question the wisdom of Joe's decision.
The film's best moments are quiet ones as Parrish prepares to leave this world. There is a moving exchange between him and daughter Allison (Marcia Gay Harden), who has spent weeks arranging an incredibly lavish birthday party for her father.  Harden is excellent, but watch Hopkins during the conversation. He conveys more through minute facial expressions than most actors could do with elaborate speeches.
Brad Pitt receives equal time, but his is the less satisfying of the two storylines. The learning-what-it's-like-to-be-human tale has been told many times before, by everyone from Jeff Bridges in "Starman" to Brent Spiner in "Star Trek." Like those actors, Pitt adopts stiff mannerisms to convey the sense of an alien being mimicking human behavior. His performance is sincere, if at times too mannered and precious. Thankfully, he gets better as the film proceeds and his character grows more comfortable with his form.
Pitt is prettier than any of the women in the cast and his impossibly good looks are sometimes distracting. I found myself wondering how, if Joe needed help fixing his tie, he was able to keep his hair looking oh- so-perfect. Apparently, mousse is much easier to manage than neckties. There are inconsistencies in his language skills as well. Early in the film, Joe doesn't understand a number of ordinary words and phrases, but seems nicely versed in contemporary slang.
Claire Forlani is fine as Susan. Her mannerisms and wispy inflection remind me of a young Dianne Wiest. Marcia Gay Harden is even better as Allison and the always-reliable Jeffrey Tambor gives a good performance as Quince, Allison's well-intentioned, bumbling husband. As Drew, Jake Weber is appropriately prickly, although it's hard to fathom why Parrish wouldn't recognize his obvious bad intentions. And Lois Kelly-Miller is stirring playing a gravely-ill Jamaican woman who recognizes Joe Black for what he really is.
Clocking in at just under three hours, "Meet Joe Black" is a little too leisurely. The film would have benefited from some edits during the mid- section of the story, which sags a bit. To its credit, the production recovers nicely, building to a romantic climax at the birthday party to end all birthday parties, with a lavish fireworks display providing the backdrop for the film's final scenes.
"Meet Joe Black" is the kind of film that initially feels profound, but on later reflection has less substance than its sumptuous presentation indicates. Still, the story provides a lot of reasoned, thoughtful moments, with Anthony Hopkins delivering the lion's share of the rewards. It was nice to meet Joe Black, but much more satisfying to meet William Parrish.
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Ian Olsen started yesterday as the newest member of the SourceGear team.
It's nice having a newbie around. The first week for a new developer at SourceGear is basically always the same:
Unless Ian turns out to be a raving idiot, this hiring process looks like a success. The job posting here on my blog was the only advertisement of the position (except I ran a classified ad in the local newspaper which contained little more than the URL of that blog entry). We were fortunate enough to get only about 20 applicants, with an average level of cluefulness that was surprisingly high. This was so much better than getting 200 applicants, 198 of which have terrible misconceptions about what a garbage collector is.
Several of the applicants were local folks, and quite a few applied from various other cities in the Midwest. In fact, I'm not sure anybody applied from a region with nicer weather than ours. Ian is moving here from Detroit, so I daresay he's getting an upgrade. :-)
The only bummer was the necessity of saying "no" to the others who applied. The top few candidates were very close. After facing a bit of temptation, we decided to stay with our plan of hiring only one developer, at least for now.
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protocol APSMediaPlayerProtocol : NSObjectProtocol
This protocol allows 3rd party implementations of the media rendering engine that stands behind Veeplay. This protocol extends the KRAdapter
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Get or set the initial time in stream from which the player will start playing the media
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Swift
var currentPlaybackTime: TimeInterval { get set }
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@required @property (nonatomic, readonly) NSTimeInterval playableDuration;
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Get the total duration of the video
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@required @property (nonatomic, readonly) NSTimeInterval duration;
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var duration: TimeInterval { get }
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@required @property (nonatomic, assign, unsafe_unretained, readwrite) float currentPlaybackRate;
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Get or set the current media’s URL
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Get or set the scaling mode of the video according to its viewport
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@required @property (nonatomic, assign, unsafe_unretained, readwrite) APSMovieScalingMode scalingMode;
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Get or set if the player should autoplay an URL as soon as it is provided
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@required @property (nonatomic, assign, unsafe_unretained, readwrite) BOOL shouldAutoplay;
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Get the current playback state
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@required @property (nonatomic, readonly) APSMoviePlaybackState playbackState;
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var playbackState: APSMoviePlaybackState { get }
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Get the current state of the buffer
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@required @property (nonatomic, readonly) APSMovieLoadState loadState;
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var loadState: APSMovieLoadState { get }
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Get the current media’s source type (e.g. file or stream)
Declaration
Objective-C
@required @property (nonatomic, assign, unsafe_unretained, readwrite) APSMovieSourceType movieSourceType;
Swift
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Set or get how the player controls will appear
Declaration
Objective-C
@required @property (nonatomic, assign, unsafe_unretained, readwrite) APSMovieControlStyle controlStyle;
Swift
var controlStyle: APSMovieControlStyle { get set }
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Obtains the most recent time-based metadata provided by the streamed movie.
Returns an array of the most recent MPTimedMetadata objects provided by the media stream.
Declaration
Objective-C
@required @property (nonatomic, readonly) NSArray *_Nullable timedMetadata;
Swift
var timedMetadata: [Any]? { get }
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Specifies whether the movie player allows AirPlay movie playback.
Declaration
Objective-C
@required @property (nonatomic, assign, unsafe_unretained, readwrite) BOOL allowsAirPlay;
Swift
var allowsAirPlay: Bool { get set }
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Check out if AirPlay video is started or stopped.
Declaration
Objective-C
@required @property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL airPlayVideoActive;
Swift
var airPlayVideoActive: Bool { get }
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Prepare to play media. This is also automatically called on play
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)prepareToPlay;
Swift
func prepareToPlay()
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Play the current media in the queue
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)play;
Swift
func play()
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Pause the current playing media
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)pause;
Swift
func pause()
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Stop the player, remove all the items from the queue and remove the player’s CALayer from its superlayer
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)stop;
Swift
func stop()
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Play the media with an increased playback rate (speed)
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)beginSeekingForward;
Swift
func beginSeekingForward()
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Rewind the media
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)beginSeekingBackward;
Swift
func beginSeekingBackward()
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Stop the seeking process startd by beginSeekingForward or beginSeekingBackward;
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)endSeeking;
Swift
func endSeeking()
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Get the stream’s source type. Different by movieSourceType because it returns if the stream is a VOD stream or a live stream.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (APSMovieStreamSourceType)streamSourceType;
Swift
func streamSourceType() -> APSMovieStreamSourceType
Return Value
The stream’s type as a
APSMovieStreamSourceType
enum -
Request a thumbnail image
Warning
This method should execute blocking operations on a background thread, and should invoke the callback block on the main thread.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)thumbnailAt:(NSTimeInterval)playbackTime withCompletionBlock:(APSThumbnailGeneratedBlock _Nonnull)block;
Swift
func thumbnail(at playbackTime: TimeInterval, withCompletionBlock block: @escaping APSThumbnailGeneratedBlock)
Parameters
playbackTime
The time when the thumbnail should be taken from the video.
block
The block to be invoked on thumbnail generation completion.
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Set the sound volume of the player, in the range of 0.0 to 1.0.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setVolume:(CGFloat)volume;
Swift
func setVolume(_ volume: CGFloat)
Parameters
volume
CGFloat
sound volume. -
Get the sound volume of the player, in the range of 0.0 to 1.0.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (CGFloat)getVolume;
Swift
func getVolume() -> CGFloat
Return Value
The sound volume of the player
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Mute the player
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setMute:(BOOL)mute;
Swift
func setMute(_ mute: Bool)
Parameters
mute
BOOL
set YES to mute or NO to unmute. -
Get if the player is muted or no
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)getMute;
Swift
func getMute() -> Bool
Return Value
The mute status
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Add an URL to the current play queue
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)appendURL:(NSURL *_Nonnull)url;
Swift
optional func append(_ url: URL)
Parameters
url
A NSURL instance pointing to the media location
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Insert an URL to the current play queue at the given position
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)insertURL:(NSURL *_Nonnull)url atIndex:(NSInteger)index;
Swift
optional func insert(_ url: URL, at index: Int)
Parameters
url
A NSURL instance pointing to the media location
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The priority based on which the backend will be selected
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (NSInteger)backendPriority;
Swift
optional static func backendPriority() -> Int
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This is invoked by the player before setting a new URL for playback
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)willSetURL:(NSURL *_Nonnull)url;
Swift
optional func willSetURL(_ url: URL)
Parameters
url
A NSURL instance pointing to the media location
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This is invoked by the player after setting a new URL for playback
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)didSetURL:(NSURL *_Nonnull)url;
Swift
optional func didSetURL(_ url: URL)
Parameters
url
A NSURL instance pointing to the media location
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This is invoked by the player after playback is complete
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)clear;
Swift
optional func clear()
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Start Picture in Picture, if possible
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)startPictureInPicture;
Swift
optional func startPictureInPicture()
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Stop Picture in Picture
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)stopPictureInPicture;
Swift
optional func stopPictureInPicture()
-
Get Picture in Picture status
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)isPictureInPictureActive;
Swift
optional func isPictureInPictureActive() -> Bool
-
Get a list of available subtitles
Declaration
Objective-C
- (NSDictionary<NSString *, NSString *> *_Nonnull)availableSubtitles;
Swift
optional func availableSubtitles() -> [String : String]
Return Value
A
NSDictionary
containing the subtitles in format {“language_code”: “Language name”} -
Enable the corresponding subtitle for the given language
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)enableSubtitle:(NSString *_Nonnull)language;
Swift
optional func enableSubtitle(_ language: String)
Parameters
language
NSString
the language code to enable -
Get a list of available audio tracks
Declaration
Objective-C
- (NSDictionary *_Nonnull)availableAudioTracks;
Swift
optional func availableAudioTracks() -> [AnyHashable : Any]
Return Value
A
NSDictionary
of available audio tracks in format {“track_id”: “Track name”} -
Select a track id
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)enableAudioTrack:(NSString *_Nonnull)trackId;
Swift
optional func enableAudioTrack(_ trackId: String)
Parameters
trackId
NSString
the ID of the audio track to enable


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are being tracked.
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Control the snake with
your arrow keys.
Get a high score of 20 for
a chance at a
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Huawei pushes 5G in SEAsia, brushing off 'tech war' with US
by AFPBANGKOK: Chinese phone giant Huawei said Sunday it was ready to roll out 5G infrastructure across Southeast Asia, dismissing US warnings its tech could be used to hoover up data for Beijing.
The firm has emerged as a key protagonist in the wider US-China trade war that has seen tit-for-tat tariffs imposed on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods.
President Donald Trump’s administration has warned Huawei’s equipment could allow China to spy on other countries and has effectively blocked American companies from selling US technology to the firm.
But the company has repeatedly denied the accusations, saying it is the victim of tech envy.
Thailand and the Philippines have shrugged off the cybersecurity warnings in a rush to exploit the ultra-fast 5G network promised by China’s biggest smartphone maker, while Vietnam has edged away from Huawei.
“China and the US now are in the trade war and also there is some kind of technology war (which) Huawei is very focused on at the moment,” said Huawei vice-president Edward Zhou at the Association of Southeast Asian (ASEAN) summit on Sunday.
“We are here to support the ASEAN (in) the development for the 5G.”
Encompassing hundreds of millions of people, the 10-member bloc wants the next-level technology to help businesses, infrastructure and transport compete globally.
The host country Thailand has welcomed Huawei with open arms, allowing it to set up a testbed at a major university near the Thai capital.
A Huawei spokesperson previously told AFP it had invested $5 billion in the trials and has been invited to conduct similar tests in other Southeast Asian markets.
Elsewhere the Philippines’ Globe Telecom said this summer it was launching Southeast Asia’s first 5G broadband service using Huawei technology.
Both Thailand and the Philippines are historic US allies and some see the tangle over 5G as a challenge of influence between the two powers.
But not all countries have been eager to sign up.
Vietnam has quietly sided with the US on the issue, shunning the Chinese firm in favour of alternative providers for 5G technology, including Ericsson and Nokia.
The country’s military-owned telecoms giant Viettel hopes to be the first to roll out 5G in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, and has said it plans to to do so without Huawei, citing security concerns.
Zhou reiterated past statements by the company brushing aside the US claims.
“There is not any cybersecurity issues for us. There is no evidence for the US to say that,” he said.


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MeeToo 5.0 - Transfer Contacts
Document Id: KBDOC-00206
Created: 2012-09-21
Updated: 2012-09-26
Learn how to transfer contacts from a MeeToo 5.0
If the contacts on the MeeToo 5.0 are already synchronized. You do not need to worry about exporting them from the BlackBerry device, as they are already backed up.
Synchronize Contacts with MeeToo 5.0
- On the MeeToo 5.0 tap Personalization.
- Tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
- Tap Add Account.
- Enter the account information.
- Tap Confirm.
- The Contacts are now synchronized to the MeeToo 5.0.
Tags: tablet, changing, contacting, transferred


Application to store care instructions for the indoor plants
Click on category for list of plants that belong to that category to show up
When particilar plant is chosen the detailed info is displayed in the form below
Info can be modifed/saved or deleted
New item can be added by clicking on Add New, entering info and then clicking on Save Changes


Class Diagram for Bowling App
Each Frame has one (when started) or two shots, except the tenth, which can have a third.
classDiagram
PlayerGame "1" --> "0..*" GameStats
Player "1" --> "0..*" PlayerGame
GameStats "1" --> "0..*" Frames
class Player{
name: String
}
class Frames{
shots: List[List[Int]]
scores: List[Int]
}
class GameStats{
player: String
frames: Frames
}
class PlayerGame{
name: String
shots: List[List[Int]]
frames: Frames
gameStats: GameStats
}


Apparently before Jed had left us
he wrote some poems,
wrote them for no one,
but I guess I'll show them.
Here's one of Jed's poems.


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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A utility to rotate the local contributions of certain nodes to the system matrix, which is required to apply slip conditions in arbitrary directions. More...
#include <compressible_element_rotation_utility.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Life Cycle | |
| CompressibleElementRotationUtility (const unsigned int DomainSize, const Kratos::Flags &rFlag=SLIP) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| ~CompressibleElementRotationUtility () override | |
| Destructor. More... | |
Operations | |
| void | Rotate (TLocalMatrixType &rLocalMatrix, TLocalVectorType &rLocalVector, GeometryType &rGeometry) const override |
| Rotate the local system contributions so that they are oriented with each node's normal. More... | |
| void | Rotate (TLocalVectorType &rLocalVector, GeometryType &rGeometry) const override |
| RHS only version of Rotate. More... | |
| void | ApplySlipCondition (TLocalMatrixType &rLocalMatrix, TLocalVectorType &rLocalVector, GeometryType &rGeometry) const override |
| Apply slip boundary conditions to the rotated local contributions. More... | |
| void | ApplySlipCondition (TLocalVectorType &rLocalVector, GeometryType &rGeometry) const override |
| RHS only version of ApplySlipCondition. More... | |
| void | RotateVelocities (ModelPart &rModelPart) const override |
| Transform nodal velocities to the rotated coordinates (aligned with each node's normal) More... | |
| void | RecoverVelocities (ModelPart &rModelPart) const override |
| Transform nodal velocities from the rotated system to the original one. More... | |
Input and output | |
| std::string | Info () const override |
| Turn back information as a string. More... | |
| void | PrintInfo (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print information about this object. More... | |
| void | PrintData (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print object's data. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double > | |
| CoordinateTransformationUtils (const unsigned int DomainSize, const unsigned int NumRowsPerNode, const Kratos::Flags &rSelectionFlag=SLIP) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~CoordinateTransformationUtils () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| virtual void | CalculateRotationOperatorPure (TLocalMatrixType &rRotationMatrix, const GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| Calculates rotation operator for given point. More... | |
| void | LocalRotationOperatorPure (BoundedMatrix< double, 3, 3 > &rRot, const GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| void | LocalRotationOperatorPure (BoundedMatrix< double, 2, 2 > &rRot, const GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| virtual void | CalculateRotationOperatorPureShapeSensitivities (TLocalMatrixType &rRotationMatrixShapeDerivative, const std::size_t DerivativeNodeIndex, const std::size_t DerivativeDirectionIndex, const GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| Calculates rotation nodal matrix shape sensitivities. More... | |
| virtual void | CalculateRotationOperatorPureShapeSensitivities (BoundedMatrix< double, 2, 2 > &rOutput, const std::size_t DerivativeNodeIndex, const std::size_t DerivativeDirectionIndex, const GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| Calculate 2d rotation nodal matrix shape sensitivities. More... | |
| virtual void | CalculateRotationOperatorPureShapeSensitivities (BoundedMatrix< double, 3, 3 > &rOutput, const std::size_t DerivativeNodeIndex, const std::size_t DerivativeDirectionIndex, const GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| Calculate 3d rotation nodal matrix shape sensitivities. More... | |
| KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION (CoordinateTransformationUtils) | |
| Pointer definition of CoordinateTransformationUtils. More... | |
Type Definitions | |
| typedef Node | NodeType |
| typedef Geometry< Node > | GeometryType |
| KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION (CompressibleElementRotationUtility) | |
| Pointer definition of CompressibleElementRotationUtility. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double > | |
| typedef Node | NodeType |
| typedef Geometry< Node > | GeometryType |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double > | |
| void | RotateAux (TLocalMatrixType &rLocalMatrix, TLocalVectorType &rLocalVector, GeometryType &rGeometry) const |
| void | RotateAuxPure (TLocalMatrixType &rLocalMatrix, TLocalVectorType &rLocalVector, GeometryType &rGeometry) const |
| void | LocalRotationOperator2D (BoundedMatrix< double, TBlockSize, TBlockSize > &rRot, GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| void | LocalRotationOperator3D (BoundedMatrix< double, TBlockSize, TBlockSize > &rRot, GeometryType::PointType &rThisPoint) const |
| bool | IsSlip (const Node &rNode) const |
| double | Normalize (TVectorType &rThis) const |
| Normalize a vector. More... | |
| unsigned int | GetDomainSize () const |
| unsigned int | GetBlockSize () const |
A utility to rotate the local contributions of certain nodes to the system matrix, which is required to apply slip conditions in arbitrary directions.
| typedef Geometry< Node > Kratos::CompressibleElementRotationUtility< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType >::GeometryType |
| typedef Node Kratos::CompressibleElementRotationUtility< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType >::NodeType |
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inline |
Constructor.
| DomainSize | Number of space dimensions (2 or 3) |
| NumRowsPerNode | Number of matrix or vector rows associated to each node. Velocity DOFs are assumed to be the first mDomainSize rows in each block of rows. |
| rFlag | Flag used to mark nodes nodes where local system contributions will be rotated. All nodes with rFlag == true will be rotated. |
| Zero | The zero value for the variable. |
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inlineoverride |
Destructor.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Apply slip boundary conditions to the rotated local contributions.
This function takes the local system contributions rotated so each node's velocities are expressed using a base oriented with its normal and imposes that the normal velocity is equal to the mesh velocity in the normal direction.
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
RHS only version of ApplySlipCondition.
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Turn back information as a string.
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
| Kratos::CompressibleElementRotationUtility< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType >::KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION | ( | CompressibleElementRotationUtility< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType > | ) |
Pointer definition of CompressibleElementRotationUtility.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Print object's data.
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Print information about this object.
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Transform nodal velocities from the rotated system to the original one.
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Rotate the local system contributions so that they are oriented with each node's normal.
| rLocalMatrix | Local system matrix |
| rLocalVector | Local RHS vector |
| rGeometry | A reference to the element's (or condition's) geometry |
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
RHS only version of Rotate.
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Transform nodal velocities to the rotated coordinates (aligned with each node's normal)
Reimplemented from Kratos::CoordinateTransformationUtils< TLocalMatrixType, TLocalVectorType, double >.


After you download this template, you will find 3 files in it.
If you want to directly use this template without making modifications you can immediately use the file in the compiled
directory. In that directory there is a file that has been compiled and terminated so that it is ready to be used directly.
But if you want to make modifications, add new components, or use your own build tools it's better to use files in the source
directory.
The compiled file is in the compiled
directory.
Whereas the uncompiled file is in the source
directory.


Emilia Clarke wants to be James Bond: 'It would be the coolest thing ever'
by Lesego MkhizeCape Town - Could the Mother of Dragons be the next 007?
Emilia Clarke recently admitted that joining the 007 franchise – especially with Daniel Craig set to retire soon – would be the "coolest thing ever", Metro reported.
In an interview with Empire the 33-year-old Game Of Thrones star revealed she’d love to be the first female to portray the role of James Bond.
Asked if she was keen on taking up the role, she responded excitedly: "Yeah! Of course!"
"Hell to the yeah! James Bond is one of those franchises where it's never not cool."
She added, "You could literally make the naffest James Bond in the world and it would still be cool."
According to Mirror, black British actress Lashana Lynch is rumoured to take over as Bond in the next 007 instalment No Time To Die.
While Lashana’s role hasn’t been confirmed yet, this is even more reason why Emilia should keep an eye out for the role.


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NiftyHedgehog is my minimalist approach to web-presence with almost no financial cost or design knack required. The only cost incurred is for the domain name (approximately $10/year). All web content, project pages included, is hosted entirely by GitHub Pages. Blog posts are created with Jekyll, which also delivers the templated, unified web experience using Bootstrap's responsive, mobile-first framework. Although not heavily utilized, Disqus is used to promote a social environment across the site. Find out more about the inner workings HERE!


Puzzle
on Ethereum
contract address :
Puzzle
ID
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Description
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Creator
:
creator
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:
Final Reward
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We will be updating LinkX when necessary to fix any bugs and add small features. These releases can be recognized by a change in the third digit of the software version number. For example a change from version 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 is a patch release. When these patches are released you should upgrade your installation with the new version. This document contains instructions for doing just that.
Patching
Patching your installation is very simple. All you need to do is upload the new files from the new version to your server. All of the files that need to be uploaded are listed below. You should not run any upgrade scripts when patching your installation, those are only used when upgrading from a previous major release.
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base directory - all .php files
admin directory - all files except install.php
admin/docs directory - all files
admin/images directory - all files
admin/includes directory - all files
includes directory - all files except config.php
templates directory - all files starting with rss- only when upgrading from 1.0.x to 1.1.x for the first time
The common.php and template.class.php scripts located in the includes directory of the TGPX distribution must be uploaded to your server in
binary mode and not ASCII mode. All of the other .php files can be uploaded in either binary or ASCII mode.
Once those files have been transferred, point your browser to the patch.php script in the admin directory of your LinkX installation. Accessing this script through your browser will perform any updates to the MySQL database that are needed. Once you access the patch.php script and get a message indicating that the software has been patched successfully, login to the LinkX control panel.
In the LinkX control panel, access the General Settings interface. Depending on what features were added, there may be some new settings for you configure. Even if there are not any new settings, you will need to press the Save Settings button which will force the software to re-scan your server configuration and check all of your settings.
The final step in the control panel is to run the Recompile Templates and Clear Template Cache functions in the control panel. These are internal software functions that will update your directory page templates with any fixes or tweaks that have been made to the template system.
The software has now been updated and you can continue using it as you regularly would!
Important Notes
It is not necessary to delete any files from your server before you upload the updated scripts. If you do delete any files, make sure you reset all permissions on the files you upload. All file permissions are covered in the Installation section of the manual.


During this lab, we will acquaint ourselves with the software package HMMER. Your objectives are:
Familiarize yourself with the software, how to execute it, how to visualize results.
Regarding your dataset. Find Channel proteins. Think about how to make a better HMM.
The HMMER manual http://eddylab.org/software/hmmer/Userguide.pdf
The HMMER webpage: http://hmmer.janelia.org/
Step 1: Launch an instance on Jetstream. For this exercise, we will use a m1.medium instance You do this command only if you are using a Linux or Mac computer. For Windows users this command is replaced by the stuff you do in Putty.
ssh -i jetkey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The machine you are using is Linux Ubuntu: Ubuntu is an operating system you can use (I do) on your laptop or desktop. One of the nice things about this OS is the ability to update the software, easily. The command
sudo apt-get update
checks a server for updates to existing software.
sudo apt-get update
The upgrade command actually installs any of the required updates.
sudo apt-get -y upgrade
OK, what are these commands?
sudo
is the command that tells the computer that we have admin privileges. Try running the commands without the sudo – it will complain that you don’t have admin privileges or something like that. Careful here, using sudo means that you can do something really bad to your own computer – like delete everything, so use with caution. It’s not a big worry when using Jetstream, as this is a virtual machine- fixing your worst mistake is as easy as just terminating the instance and restarting.
So now that we have updates the software, lets see how to add new software. Same basic command, but instead of the
update
orupgrade
command, we’re usinginstall
. EASY!!
sudo apt-get -y install build-essential python
Install Conda. Conda is another package manager, but for scientific software. We will use it basically every week!
mkdir anaconda
cd anaconda
curl -LO https://repo.anaconda.com/archive/Anaconda3-2020.11-Linux-x86_64.sh
bash Anaconda3-2020.11-Linux-x86_64.sh -b -p $HOME/anaconda/install/
echo ". $HOME/anaconda/install/etc/profile.d/conda.sh" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
Make a conda environment, activate it, and install raxml and mafft. Make sure you know what these software packages are used for.
conda create -y --name gen711
conda activate gen711
conda install -y -c bioconda hmmer mafft blast
You will download [1] the mystery dataset which is a transcriptome from a mammal, [2] a dataset that contains only sodium channels, and [3] UNIPROT, a protein reference. Do you remember how to use the
curl
commands? FYI, I searched for, and downloaded the channel proteins from http://www.orthodb.org.
curl -LO https://www.dropbox.com/s/tzreecjs5d5cj6l/channels.fasta
curl -LO https://www.dropbox.com/s/9kvv4p3x1e3oiju/mystery.fa
curl -LO ftp://ftp.uniprot.org/pub/databases/uniprot/current_release/knowledgebase/complete/uniprot_sprot.fasta.gz
gzip -d uniprot_sprot.fasta.gz
we are going to run HMMER to find Channels in our mystery dataset. To do this, we 1st need to make a HMM, which takes as input, aligned protein sequences. We need to do an alignment of the channels proteins that you just downloaded.
mafft --auto --thread 6 channels.fasta > channels.align.fasta
make the HMM using
hmmbuild
, and then search it usinghmmsearch
hmmbuild channels.hmm channels.align.fasta
hmmsearch --cpu 6 -E 1e-5 --domtblout identified_channel_prots.out channels.hmm mystery.fa
look at
identified_channel_prots.out
. Do you remmeber how to look at files?
We’re doing something sorta fancy below…I’m searching the output file made by
hmmsearch
for the names of the genes it identified, then finding those genes in the mystery dataset, then putting only those sequences into a new file, calledmaybe-mystery-channels.fasta
. The sequences inmaybe-mystery-channels.fasta
are our putative channel proteins.
cat identified_channel_prots.out | cut -d " " -f1 | grep ENS | sort | uniq \
| grep --no-group-separator -A1 -w -f - mystery.fa \
| tee -a maybe-mystery-channels.fasta
I’m don’t the same thing here, but instead of pulling out the things that are channel proteins from the mystery dataset, I’m pulling out the things that are not channel proteins, hopefully. See the
-v
flag that I passed togrep
? What does this do?
time cat identified_channel_prots.out | cut -d " " -f1 | grep ENS | sort | uniq \
| grep -v --no-group-separator -w -f - mystery.fa | grep ">" \
| cut -d " " -f1 | sed 's_>__' \
| grep --no-group-separator -A1 -w -f - mystery.fa \
| tee -a hopefully-not-channels.fasta
Check to see if the HMM did a good job in finding the channel proteins, by blasting the proteins that HMMscan identified, to the UniProt database.
makeblastdb -in uniprot_sprot.fasta -out uniprot -dbtype prot
blastp -db uniprot -max_target_seqs 1 -query maybe-mystery-channels.fasta \
-outfmt '6 qseqid evalue stitle' -evalue 1e-20 -num_threads 6 -out sequences-blast-thinks-are-channels_1.out
(Don’t do this, as it takes a long time) You would use the below command to find out if our HMM search had missed any channel proteins. I.e., if there are channel proteins in the
hopefully-not-channels.fasta
file. What do you predict will happen.
blastp -db uniprot -max_target_seqs 1 -query hopefully-not-channels.fasta \
-outfmt '6 qseqid evalue stitle' -evalue 1e-20 -num_threads 6 -out sequences-blast-thinks-are-channels_2.out
Look at the file,
sequences-blast-thinks-are-channels_1.out
. Are their things in the 1st file that are not channel proteins (you might have to google)? Why? What can we do to make the results more accurate, if needed?
What do you predict will be in the 2nd blast output file? Should there be anything?


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