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'Glory to God' – Jesse Hess' aunt after person of interest arrested in separate rape case
by Tammy PetersenThe person of interest wanted in connection with the murder of Jesse Hess and her grandfather has been arrested for the rape of a Cape Town teenager.
Police spokesperson Captain FC Van Wyk confirmed on Wednesday that a 31-year-old man had been arrested in Struisbaai after a tip-off was received from locals.
The man had been connected to the Hess case by circumstantial evidence, police confirmed, and had been linked to a robbery which took place on Monday in Hanover Park, where a 16-year-old girl was raped.
Hess' aunt, Sandy, told News24 that the man who had been apprehended was related to her.
After learning of his arrest, she said: "He's caught. Glory to God!"
"I'm beyond shattered," she said. "I feel like I'm watching a movie. It can't be real."
He had been on the run until he was caught on Wednesday.
The man will appear in the Athlone Magistrate's Court on Friday.
Police would only confirm that a person of interest had been identified in connection with the double murder of Hess and her grandfather Chris.
Hess and her grandfather were found dead in the family's Parow flat in Cape Town on August 30.
Sandy saw the dead bodies of the 19-year-old first-year University of the Western Cape theology student and her father, Chris, 85, on the day they were murdered.
It was her second day at her new job, she recalled. She had asked a neighbour to check if Jesse and Chris were home as she couldn't reach them by phone.
The resident had seen Chris through the bathroom window. Sandy said she thought he might have fainted and asked the tenants to kick the door down and see where Jesse was.
The teenager was found on the floor, behind the door.
It took three hours for police to arrive, Sandy said. She waited outside the flat door as people started flocking to their home, as word spread.
When the police eventually arrived, she went inside with them and asked if her father and Jesse were simply unconscious.
"The picture is burned in my mind," Sandy said.
"I was hopeful. [Jesse] looked like she was sleeping."
Police, however, confirmed to her that they were dead.
It is believed that Chris and his granddaughter had been strangled.
Sandy had suspected there was more to the murders than a robbery gone wrong.
Only a TV set, two cellphones and Jesse's backpack were stolen from the house.
Their assailant being known to them is probably the reason why no sign of forced entry was found, Sandy believes.
She had had the difficult task of telling her mother Cathy that her husband and granddaughter, who dreamt of one day becoming a pastor, had been murdered.
Jesse's mom, who worked as a hairdresser on a cruise ship, had wept so much that Sandy eventually told her she would call her back when she was calmer.
Sandy, however, hasn't cried since she found them that day.
"[I will mourn] when he's caught and sentenced."
Hours before her murder, Jesse had won R5 000 in a competition on Heart 104.9FM and had been planning to do something special for her grandparents and aunt who had taken her and her brother in, as her mother worked overseas.
The station had since doubled the prize money.
October 25 would have been Jesse's 19th birthday. Sandy, her son, Ouma Cathy, and Jesse's brother celebrated the teenager's life with a dinner and chocolate cake.
Friends and family had visited her graveside that weekend to spruce it up and lay fresh flowers.


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True North Safaris Ltd.
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 26YELLOWKNIFE, Northwest Territories
X1A 2N1
Location Address:
210-600 Gitzel StYELLOWKNIFE, Northwest Territories
X1A 2N1
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
Mackay Lake Lodge combines all of the comforts of home with a
rustic character that lends itself to this magic land.
Situated on a gravel esker which was left behind by a glacier
10,000 years ago, Mackay Lake Lodge has a gravel airstrip for
wheeled planes as well as a float plane docking facility.
Just an hour's flight by bush plane from Yellowknife, the capital
of the Northwest Territories, Mackay Lake Lodge is the prefect
setting for a true wilderness fishing or photography adventure.
Getting to Mackay Lake Lodge
Getting to the Lodge on Mackay Lake is Surprisingly easy and
inexpensive considering where we are. Several daily flights are
scheduled to Yellowknife from Edmonton, Calgary, and Winnipeg
with same day connections from most North American and European
destinations. Charter flights from Yellowknife to Mackay Lake
Lodge are included in our packages and are usually scheduled on
Mondays and Fridays. As a service to our clients we have
negotiated special airfares and hotel rates and we will assist
you in planning your complete itinerary.
The facilities at Mackay Lake
Mackay Lake Lodge accommodates up to 24 persons and offers full
services with cabin accommodations complete with flush toilets
and electricity. Amenities include; freezers, smokers, and a
licenced guest lounge/canteen.
Bedding, towels and a laundry service are provided. Meals are
served buffet-style with a choice of salads, main courses and
country foods.
Professional guides, modern boats 7 motors and a modern
communication system help make your trip comfortable and
enjoyable.
All you need to bring is your fishing tackle or camera and items
of a personal nature including clothes and toiletries.
Warburton Bay Outpost accommodates up to 12 persons in 4 rustic
cabins. It is designed for the do-it-yourself outdoor person.
A kitchen facility is provided complete with a propane stove,
electricity and utensils. We supply boats, motors, gas & oil and
the basic facilities. Your are responsible for damages to our
equipment. Your will need to bring your own sleeping
bag/blankets, towels, groceries and items of personal nature.
Guides are supplied by request at additional charge.
The Outpost camps at Hill Billy Bay, Big Island and Caribou Bay
are used primarily for overnight camping excursions which can be
included in planning your trip to Mackay Lake Lodge .
The Snake River and Aylmer Lake outpost camps accommodate 2 to 6
persons and we supply only basic camping equipment, boats, motors
and cabins.
BOOKING INFORMATION
True North Safaris
3919 School Draw Ave.
Yellowknife, NT
X1A 2J7
Phone :<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax :<PHONE_NUMBER>
TRUE NORTH SAFARI
Welcome to Mackay Lake Lodge
Travel to the ``Barrenlands``, the ``Land of the Midnight Sun``,
home of the ``Aurora Borealis``. Unchanged wilderness since the
beginning of time.
Mackay Lake Lodge combines all the comforts of home with a rustic
character that lends itself to this magic land.
The 100 mile long lake is crystal clear and cold and is fed by a
number of pristine rivers. This makes ideal habitat for giant
Lake Trout and Arctic Grayling.
Wildlife, which is unique to the Canadian Arctic, is abundant.
The migration of the Bathurst caribou herd is one of the last
remaining, true spectacles of nature you and can be witnessed
annually at Mackay Lake.
Whether you come to capture giant Lake Trout, fly fish for Arctic
Grayling, or to photograph the Arctic Tundra, our professional
management and staff will help make your trip safe and enjoyable.
Seasons in the Arctic
In contrast to the harsh Arctic winter, the ``Barrenlands``
become a virtual Paradise in the summer.
Spring begins around the en of May as the last straggling caribou
make their way northeast across Mackay Lake to the calving
grounds on the Arctic coast.
As the Midnight Sun appears in June, the nesting birds arrive an
begin the cycle of birth and regeneration. While the days are
long and warm and the snow has left the land, the large body of
Mackay Lake is not free of ice until the beginning of July.
For weeks after ``ice-out`` the lake trout can be found near the
shallows and river mouths before they begin to disperse and
travel into the main body of Mackay Lake.
Mackay Lake is in the heart of the summer range of the Bathurst
caribou herd and the spectacular migration back from the calving
grounds occurs around the third week of July.
By the first week of August, the midnight sun begins to fade into
darkness and the ``northern lights`` or ``spirit walker``
performs its magical, nightly dance.
By the end of August, just eight weeks since their arrival, the
wildflowers become blueberries, cranberries, cloud berries, or
bear berries. The new-born nesting birds, peregrine falcons,
jaeger, geese and tundra swans are testing their wings and the
majestic caribou are getting ready to shed the velvet from their
antlers.
By the end of September, the throbbing energy of the Arctic
summer has given way to flaming reds and oranges of autumn; the
caribou gather into large herds again, in preparation for the
mating season and another migration southwest to the trees, where
they winter.
In October, the now white caped, polished antlered caribou bulls
begin to fight, sometimes to the death, for the right to make,
and the lakes in the tundra begin to freeze.
Five to seven feet of ice provides the foundation for a winter
road which is ploughed north from Yellowknife in January.
Convoys of trucks re-supply the mines and lodges in the far north
until mid-April when the snow begins to melt on the portages.
While the Barrenground grizzly bears and Arctic ground squirrels
sleep through the harsh arctic winters, countless wolves,
wolverines, foxes, caribou, muskox, ptarmigans, and Arctic hares
continue to make the Barrenlands their homes.
The miraculous cycle of birth and regeneration will begin again
come spring.
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and fishing programs in the Northwest Territories. Holding world
records for Caribou & Fising Club, Safari Club International,
Foundation for N.A. wild sheep, Borne & Croket Club, Pope & Young
Club.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Financial
- Sales/Marketing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- United Kingdom
- United States
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and fishing programs in the Northwest Territories. Holding world
records for Caribou & Fising Club, Safari Club International,
Foundation for N.A. wild sheep, Borne & Croket Club, Pope & Young
Club.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Financial
- Sales/Marketing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- United Kingdom
- United States


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"Use tabs, not too many, mostly 2 spaced."
- Software Dawg
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{{> navbar}}As the field of programming fluctuates between art and science, there are certain debates that have been raging on for generations. It's finally time to put these to bed.
To tab or not to tab, that is the question. And what a question it is - there has been reams of literature and debate on this very fine aspect of software engineering because it affects just about any endeavour that requires any form of code being manually written and stored. In fact, a good many projects never even saw the light of day because their co-founders were stuck in an endless recursive loop of submitting merge requests that reformatted all their code from tabs to spaces and vice-versa.
Let us dive into the debate headfirst and analyse each of the points presented from both sides:
Spacing
A space takes up 1 column whereas a tab can take up any number of columns depending upon the environment configuration. This means that spaces lead to a more consistent display of code. The counter argument to this is usually that tabs are better as they allow developers with different preferences in indentation size to change how it looks without needing to change the code itself.
Size
Using a single tab to specify 4 spaces of indentation is faster and results in a smaller file size. The counter argument to this is usually that modern day IDEs can just as easily convert all tabs to spaces on save and moreover, compiled or compressed code will already have all the fat trimmed out of it.
Well, that's about it. At the end of the day, the whole debate boils down to individual preferences regarding how one likes to read code. Given that reading code is what most software development is all about really, it is quite understandable that people get so heated up about it. Many even resort to writing blog posts 1, 2, 3 and eventually tv shows. It has even been recently surmised that developers using spaces make more money than those who use tabs.
As the data scientists themselves note, correlation is not causation and therefore no scientific conclusions can be drawn from the lack of the Tab character in source code. However despair not, dear Reader, for Software Dawg has the answer and you need not ask any more questions on Stackoverflow only to get downvoted into oblivion for having asked such an obvious duplicate.
Software Dawg's recommendation is very straightforward: since the pursuit of more money only leads to more problems, in the spirit of living frugally and earning less, the axe falls on the side of the tab 4.
Save on source code size, complete flexibility in terms of viewing and in the ideal case your code is well under the 80 character column limit. But then again, who really ssh's into production servers and fires up vim to modify the shopping cart backend so that it can accept more than one brand of toilet-paper? Those neckbeards...
This is not much of a debate when using real programming languages. Most languages require the use of a semi-colon to clearly distinguish between statements and some like Python rely exclusively on whitespace for parsing and tokenization.
Javascript thankfully never fell into this trap of requiring programmers to commit to writing consistent code. Unfortunately however, we programmers are quite a masochistic lot and therefore the need to argue about the usage of semi-colons or no semi-colons in Javascript is a no-brainer. Luckily for you, after years of wrangling with this dilemma software dawg has the answer:
The reasoning behind this is simple. The less characters you have in your source files, the less space they need. The reduced file size means lesser data sent over the pipe (which in Javascript's case is the majority form of delivery) and therefore a reduction in electricity costs which helps fighting global warming!
In fact, you should also probably only use global variables and closures to reduce the total amount of code you need to write. Also, forget about tests - rock star programmers add features directly in production using a web IDE.
This is a very interesting debate steeped in history. The initial programming languages fostered a snake_case standard which
survived well into the 21st century. However, the rise of scripting languages such as Javascript and people simply
too lazy to search for the
_
key, lead to meteoric rise in popularity of CamelCase.
In fact, there were even times where a mix of the two was employed:
@Test void test_addUserWithoutNameThrowsException() { ... }
Fortunately for of us, none of those developers are working on any mission critical software at the moment.
This debate is actually very easily settled because of the fact that there are no good screen readers that can reliably distinguish between cases. Therefore, in the name of accessiblity, snake_case wins this one hands down.
Well, well, well, this is a question that pops up every once in a while as people find themselves having to deal with linux servers and other real operating systems. "Which text editor should I invest time in learning? Emacs or Vim?" While this question has largely already been settled by the internet (hint: the answer is none, use pico if you must otherwise you shouldn't really be ssh'ing into anywhere really), we will include it here for completeness and also because we disagree with the opinion of a large majority of script kiddies.
There are 2 main differences between the two software programs:
So based on the differences, it is clear that one should invest time in learning Vim. It will come in handy if you ever need to edit files.
[1]
Guido van Rossum
[2]
Jamie Zawinski
[3]
Jeff Atwood
[4] Strategic Machines always uses tabs.


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the names of the Stimpert boys, please contact Karen
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Class puredom.LocalStorage
- Defined in: LocalStorage.js
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
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puredom.LocalStorage(id, options, callback)
Provides a cross-browser persisted storage layer using various storage adapters.
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| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
|---|---|
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The maximum number of milliseconds to wait before committing data to the persistence layer.
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Alias of {puredom.LocalStorage#getValue}
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Alias of {puredom.LocalStorage#removeKey}
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Alias of {puredom.LocalStorage#setValue}
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Method Summary
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
puredom.LocalStorage.
addAdapter
(name, adapter)
Register a storage adapter.
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commit
(callback)
Save the collection immediately using the active persistence adapter.
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getAdapter
()
Get the name of the active adapter.
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getData
()
Get the full data object.
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getNamespace
(ns)
Get a namespaced facade of the LocalStorage interface.
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getValue
(key)
Get the stored value corresponding to a dot-notated key.
|
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| <static> |
puredom.LocalStorage.
NamespacedLocalStorage
()
A namespaced facade of the LocalStorage interface.
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purge
()
Remove all keys/values in the collection.
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removeKey
(key)
Remove a key and (its stored value) from the collection.
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restore
(callback)
Restore the collection from its persisted state.
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setAdapter
(type)
Specify the name of a storage adapter the instance should use.
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setValue
(key, value)
Set the stored value corresponding to a dot-notated key.
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Load whichever adapter works best in the current environment.
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Class Detail
puredom.LocalStorage(id, options, callback)
Provides a cross-browser persisted storage layer using various storage adapters.
- Parameters:
- {String} id
- Required identifier for the specific storage instance.
- {Object} options Optional
- Hashmap of available config options (see description)
- {Object} options.adapter Optional, Default: auto
- Attempt to use a specific adapter. If unset, the best adapter is automatically used (useBest=true).
- {Object} options.useBest Optional, Default: true
- Attempt to use the best adapter available, unless an adapter is manually specified and loads successfully.
- {Object} options.restore Optional, Default: true
- Attempt to restore the data immediately.
- {Function} callback Optional
- Gets passed a reference to the instance after the initial restore() has completed.
Field Detail
commitDelay
The maximum number of milliseconds to wait before committing data to the persistence layer.
get
Alias of {puredom.LocalStorage#getValue}
remove
Alias of {puredom.LocalStorage#removeKey}
set
Alias of {puredom.LocalStorage#setValue}
Method Detail
-
<static> puredom.LocalStorage.addAdapter(name, adapter)Register a storage adapter.
- Parameters:
- {String} name
- A name for the adapter. Used by puredom.LocalStorage#setAdapter and puredom.LocalStorage#getAdapter.
- {Object} adapter
- The adapter itself.
-
{this} commit(callback)Save the collection immediately using the active persistence adapter.
This bypasses the default "delayed write" save technique that is implicitly used when interacting with other methods.- Parameters:
- {Function} callback
- Gets called when the commit has completed, passed a reference to the instance.
- Returns:
- {this}
-
{String} getAdapter()Get the name of the active adapter.
- Returns:
- {String} The curernt adapter's name
-
{Object} getData()Get the full data object.
- Returns:
- {Object} data
-
{puredom.LocalStorage.NamespacedLocalStorage} getNamespace(ns)Get a namespaced facade of the LocalStorage interface.
Tip: This is a nice way to reduce the number of commits triggered by a large application, because all namespaces derived from a single LocalStorage instance share the same commit queue.- Parameters:
- {String} ns
- A namespace (prefix) to use. Example:
"model.session"
- Returns:
- {puredom.LocalStorage.NamespacedLocalStorage} An interface identical to puredom.LocalStorage.
-
getValue(key)Get the stored value corresponding to a dot-notated key.
- Parameters:
- {String} key
- A key, specified in dot-notation.
- Returns:
- If
key
exists, returns the corresponding value, otherwise returns undefined.
-
<static> puredom.LocalStorage.NamespacedLocalStorage()A namespaced facade of the LocalStorage interface.
-
{this} purge()Remove all keys/values in the collection.
- Returns:
- {this}
-
{this} removeKey(key)Remove a key and (its stored value) from the collection.
- Parameters:
- {String} key
- A key, specified in dot-notation.
- Returns:
- {this}
-
{this} restore(callback)Restore the collection from its persisted state.
- Parameters:
- {Function} callback
- Gets called when the restore has completed, passed a reference to the instance.
- Returns:
- {this}
-
{Boolean} setAdapter(type)Specify the name of a storage adapter the instance should use.
Note: Pay attention to the return value! Even if you know a given adapter exists, it may fail to load if it is not supported in the current environment (eg: if window.localStorage doesn't exists, cookies are blocked, etc).- Parameters:
- {String} type
- The name of an adapter to use. For a list, see puredom.LocalStorage.adapters
- Returns:
- {Boolean}
true
if the adapter loaded successfully,false
if the specified adapter did not exist or could not be loaded.
-
{this} setValue(key, value)Set the stored value corresponding to a dot-notated key.
If the key does not exist, it is created.- Parameters:
- {String} key
- A key, specified in dot-notation.
- {Any} value Optional
- The value to set. If an {Object} or {Array}, its internal values become accessible as dot-notated keys. If
null
orundefined
, the key is removed.
- Returns:
- {this}
-
useBestAdapter()Load whichever adapter works best in the current environment.
This is determined by querying each adapter to check which are supported, then selecting the best based on a pre-determined "score", as reported by the adapter.
Note: This method throws a delayed error (does not stop execution) if no adapters are supported in the current environment.


|
| Value |
Description |
Notes |
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| 00 |
Undefined |
|
| AA |
Audio |
Audio recording – detail unspecified |
| AB |
Audio cassette |
Audio cassette (analogue) |
| AC |
CD-Audio |
Audio compact disc, in any recording format: use for ‘red book’ (conventional audio CD) and SACD, and use coding in Product
Form Detail to specify the format, if required
|
| AD |
DAT |
Digital audio tape cassette |
| AE |
Audio disc |
Audio disc (excluding CD-Audio) |
| AF |
Audio tape |
Audio tape (analogue open reel tape) |
| AG |
MiniDisc |
Sony MiniDisc format |
| AH |
CD-Extra |
Audio compact disc with part CD-ROM content, also termed CD-Plus or Enhanced-CD: use for ‘blue book’ and ‘yellow/red book’
two-session discs
|
| AI |
DVD Audio |
|
| AJ |
Downloadable audio file |
Audio recording downloadable online |
| AK |
Pre-recorded digital audio player |
For example, Playaway audiobook and player: use coding in Product Form Detail to specify the recording format, if required |
| AL |
Pre-recorded SD card |
For example, Audiofy audiobook chip |
| AZ |
Other audio format |
Other audio format not specified by AB to AK |
| BA |
Book |
Book – detail unspecified |
| BB |
Hardback |
Hardback or cased book |
| BC |
Paperback / softback |
Paperback or other softback book |
| BD |
Loose-leaf |
Loose-leaf book |
| BE |
Spiral bound |
Spiral, comb or coil bound book |
| BF |
Pamphlet |
Pamphlet or brochure, stapled; German ‘geheftet’. Includes low-extent wire-stitched books bound without a distinct spine (eg
many comic books)
|
| BG |
Leather / fine binding |
|
| BH |
Board book |
Child’s book with all pages printed on board |
| BI |
Rag book |
Child’s book with all pages printed on textile |
| BJ |
Bath book |
Child’s book printed on waterproof material |
| BK |
Novelty book |
A book whose novelty consists wholly or partly in a format which cannot be described by any other available code – a ‘conventional’
format code is always to be preferred; one or more Product Form Detail codes, eg from the B2nn group, should be used whenever
possible to provide additional description
|
| BL |
Slide bound |
Slide bound book |
| BM |
Big book |
Extra-large format for teaching etc; this format and terminology may be specifically UK; required as a top-level differentiator |
| BN |
Part-work (fascículo) |
A part-work issued with its own ISBN and intended to be collected and bound into a complete book |
| BO |
Fold-out book or chart |
Concertina-folded book or chart, designed to fold to pocket or regular page size: use for German ‘Leporello’ |
| BP |
Foam book |
A children’s book whose cover and pages are made of foam |
| BZ |
Other book format |
Other book format or binding not specified by BB to BO |
| CA |
Sheet map |
Sheet map – detail unspecified |
| CB |
Sheet map, folded |
|
| CC |
Sheet map, flat |
|
| CD |
Sheet map, rolled |
See Code List 80 for ‘rolled in tube’ |
| CE |
Globe |
Globe or planisphere |
| CZ |
Other cartographic |
Other cartographic format not specified by CB to CE |
| DA |
Digital (on physical carrier) |
Digital content delivered on a physical carrier (detail unspecified) |
| DB |
CD-ROM |
|
| DC |
CD-I |
CD interactive: use for ‘green book’ discs |
| DE |
Game cartridge |
|
| DF |
Diskette |
AKA ‘floppy disc’ |
| DI |
DVD-ROM |
|
| DJ |
Secure Digital (SD) Memory Card |
|
| DK |
Compact Flash Memory Card |
|
| DL |
Memory Stick Memory Card |
|
| DM |
USB Flash Drive |
|
| DN |
Double-sided CD/DVD |
Double-sided disc, one side Audio CD/CD-ROM, other side DVD |
| DZ |
Other digital carrier |
Other carrier of digital content not specified by DB to DN |
| EA |
Digital (delivered electronically) |
Digital content delivered electronically (delivery method unspecified) |
| EB |
Digital download and online |
Digital content available both by download and by online access |
| EC |
Digital online |
Digital content accessed online only |
| ED |
Digital download |
Digital content delivered by download only |
| FA |
Film or transparency |
Film or transparency – detail unspecified |
| FC |
Slides |
Photographic transparencies mounted for projection |
| FD |
OHP transparencies |
Transparencies for overhead projector |
| FE |
Filmstrip |
|
| FF |
Film |
Continuous movie film as opposed to filmstrip |
| FZ |
Other film or transparency format |
Other film or transparency format not specified by FB to FF |
| LA |
Digital product license |
Digital product license (delivery method not encoded) |
| LB |
Digital product license key |
Digital product license delivered through the retail supply chain as a physical ‘key’, typically a card or booklet containing
a code enabling the purchaser to download the associated product
|
| LC |
Digital product license code |
Digital product license delivered by email or other electronic distribution, typically providing a code enabling the purchaser
to upgrade or extend the license supplied with the associated product
|
| MA |
Microform |
Microform – detail unspecified |
| MB |
Microfiche |
|
| MC |
Microfilm |
Roll microfilm |
| MZ |
Other microform |
Other microform not specified by MB or MC |
| PA |
Miscellaneous print |
Miscellaneous printed material – detail unspecified |
| PB |
Address book |
May use product form detail codes P201 to P204 to specify binding |
| PC |
Calendar |
|
| PD |
Cards |
Cards, flash cards (eg for teaching reading) |
| PE |
Copymasters |
Copymasters, photocopiable sheets |
| PF |
Diary |
May use product form detail codes P201 to P204 to specify binding |
| PG |
Frieze |
Narrow strip-shaped printed sheet used mostly for education or children’s products (eg depicting alphabet, number line, procession
of illustrated characters etc). Usually intended for horizontal display
|
| PH |
Kit |
Parts for post-purchase assembly |
| PI |
Sheet music |
|
| PJ |
Postcard book or pack |
|
| PK |
Poster |
Poster for retail sale – see also XF |
| PL |
Record book |
Record book (eg ‘birthday book’, ‘baby book’): binding unspecified; may use product form detail codes P201 to P204 to specify
binding
|
| PM |
Wallet or folder |
Wallet or folder (containing loose sheets etc): it is preferable to code the contents and treat ‘wallet’ as packaging (List
80), but if this is not possible the product as a whole may be coded as a ‘wallet’
|
| PN |
Pictures or photographs |
|
| PO |
Wallchart |
|
| PP |
Stickers |
|
| PQ |
Plate (lámina) |
A book-sized (as opposed to poster-sized) sheet, usually in color or high quality print |
| PR |
Notebook / blank book |
A book with all pages blank for the buyer’s own use; may use product form detail codes P201 to P204 to specify binding |
| PS |
Organizer |
May use product form detail codes P201 to P204 to specify binding |
| PT |
Bookmark |
|
| PZ |
Other printed item |
Other printed item not specified by PB to PQ |
| SA |
Multiple-item retail product |
Presentation unspecified: format of product items must be given in <ProductPart> |
| SB |
Multiple-item retail product, boxed |
Format of product items must be given in <ProductPart> |
| SC |
Multiple-item retail product, slip-cased |
Format of product items must be given in <ProductPart> |
| SD |
Multiple-item retail product, shrinkwrapped |
Format of product items must be given in <ProductPart>. Use code XL for a shrink-wrapped pack for trade supply, where the
retail items it contains are intended for sale individually
|
| SE |
Multiple-item retail product, loose |
Format of product items must be given in <ProductPart> |
| SF |
Multiple-item retail product, part(s) enclosed |
Multiple item product where subsidiary product part(s) is/are supplied as enclosures to the primary part, eg a book with a
CD packaged in a sleeve glued within the back cover. Format of product items must be given in <ProductPart>
|
| VA |
Video |
Video – detail unspecified |
| VF |
Videodisc |
eg Laserdisc |
| VI |
DVD video |
DVD video: specify TV standard in List 175 |
| VJ |
VHS video |
VHS videotape: specify TV standard in List 175 |
| VK |
Betamax video |
Betamax videotape: specify TV standard in List 175 |
| VL |
VCD |
VideoCD |
| VM |
SVCD |
Super VideoCD |
| VN |
HD DVD |
High definition DVD disc, Toshiba HD DVD format |
| VO |
Blu-ray |
High definition DVD disc, Sony Blu-ray format |
| VP |
UMD Video |
Sony Universal Media disc |
| VQ |
CBHD |
China Blue High-Definition, derivative of HD-DVD |
| VZ |
Other video format |
Other video format not specified by VB to VP |
| XA |
Trade-only material |
Trade-only material (unspecified) |
| XB |
Dumpbin – empty |
|
| XC |
Dumpbin – filled |
Dumpbin with contents. ISBN (where applicable) and format of contained items must be given in Product Part |
| XD |
Counterpack – empty |
|
| XE |
Counterpack – filled |
Counterpack with contents. ISBN (where applicable) and format of contained items must be given in Product Part |
| XF |
Poster, promotional |
Promotional poster for display, not for sale – see also PK |
| XG |
Shelf strip |
|
| XH |
Window piece |
Promotional piece for shop window display |
| XI |
Streamer |
|
| XJ |
Spinner |
|
| XK |
Large book display |
Large scale facsimile of book for promotional display |
| XL |
Shrink-wrapped pack |
A quantity pack with its own product code, for trade supply only: the retail items it contains are intended for sale individually.
ISBN (where applicable) and format of contained items must be given in Product Part. For products or product bundles supplied
individually shrink-wrapped for retail sale, use code SD
|
| XM |
Boxed pack |
A quantity pack with its own product code, for trade supply only: the retail items it contains are intended for sale individually.
ISBN (where applicable) and format of contained items must be given in Product Part. For products or product bundles boxed
individually for retail sale, use code SB
|
| XZ |
Other point of sale |
Other point of sale material not specified by XB to XL |
| ZA |
General merchandise |
General merchandise – unspecified |
| ZB |
Doll |
|
| ZC |
Soft toy |
Soft or plush toy |
| ZD |
Toy |
|
| ZE |
Game |
Board game, or other game (except computer game: see DE) |
| ZF |
T-shirt |
|
| ZG |
E-book reader |
Dedicated e-book reading device, typically with mono screen |
| ZH |
Tablet computer |
General purpose tablet computer, typically with color screen |
| ZI |
Audiobook player |
Dedicated audiobook player device, typically including book-related features like bookmarking |
| ZJ |
Jigsaw |
|
| ZK |
Mug |
|
| ZL |
Tote bag |
|
| ZY |
Other apparel |
Other apparel items not specified by ZB to ZJ, including promotional or branded scarves, caps, aprons etc |
| ZZ |
Other merchandise |
Other merchandise not specified by ZB to ZY |
|


Gets a certificate from a file on the file system or from a Windows certificate store by thumbprint or friendly name.
Get-Certificate -FriendlyName <String> -StoreLocation {CurrentUser | LocalMachine} -StoreName {AddressBook | AuthRoot | CertificateAuthority | Disallowed | My | Root | TrustedPeople | TrustedPublisher} [<CommonParameters>]
Get-Certificate -Path <String> [-Password <Object>] [-KeyStorageFlags {DefaultKeySet | UserKeySet | MachineKeySet | Exportable | UserProtected | PersistKeySet | EphemeralKeySet}] [<CommonParameters>]
Get-Certificate -Thumbprint <String> -StoreLocation {CurrentUser | LocalMachine} -CustomStoreName <String> [<CommonParameters>]
Get-Certificate -Thumbprint <String> -StoreLocation {CurrentUser | LocalMachine} -StoreName {AddressBook | AuthRoot | CertificateAuthority | Disallowed | My | Root | TrustedPeople | TrustedPublisher} [<CommonParameters>]
Get-Certificate -FriendlyName <String> -StoreLocation {CurrentUser | LocalMachine} -CustomStoreName <String> [<CommonParameters>]
Certificates can be files or they can be in a Windows certificate store. This function returns an X509Certificate2
object for a script that's a file on the file system or a cert stored in Microsoft's certificate store. You can get a certificate from a certificate store with its unique thumbprint or its friendly name. Friendly names are not required to be unique, so you may get multiple certificates when using that search method.
Certificates loaded from a file are imported with default key storage values, which means if you try to add the certifiate returned by this function to a certificate store it will get persisted in the user's key store and not persisted.
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Path | String | The path to the certificate. Can be a file system path or a certificate path, e.g. |
true | false | |
| Password | Object | The password to the certificate. Can be plaintext or a SecureString. |
false | false | |
| KeyStorageFlags | X509KeyStorageFlags | The storage flags to use when loading a certificate file. This controls where/how you can store the certificate in the certificate stores later. Use the |
false | false | |
| Thumbprint | String | The certificate's thumbprint. |
true | false | |
| FriendlyName | String | The friendly name of the certificate. |
true | false | |
| StoreLocation | StoreLocation | The location of the certificate's store. |
true | false | |
| StoreName | StoreName | The name of the certificate's store. |
true | false | |
| CustomStoreName | String | The name of the non-standard, custom store. |
true | false |
System.Security.Cryptography.x509Certificates.X509Certificate2. The X509Certificate2 certificates that were found, or $null
.
Get-Certificate -Path C:\Certificates\certificate.cer -Password MySuperSecurePassword
Gets an X509Certificate2 object representing the certificate.cer file. Wildcards not supported when using a file system path.
Get-Certificate -Thumbprint a909502dd82ae41433e6f83886b00d4277a32a7b -StoreName My -StoreLocation LocalMachine
Gets an X509Certificate2 object for the certificate in the Personal store with a specific thumbprint under the Local Machine.
Get-Certificate -FriendlyName 'Development Certificate' -StoreLocation CurrentUser -StoreName TrustedPeople
Gets the X509Certificate2 whose friendly name is Development Certificate from the Current User's Trusted People certificate store.
Get-Certificate -Thumbprint a909502dd82ae41433e6f83886b00d4277a32a7b -CustomStoreName 'SharePoint' -StoreLocation LocalMachine
Demonstrates how to get a certificate from a custom store, i.e. one that is not part of the standard StoreName
enumeration.
Get-Certificate -Path 'cert:\CurrentUser\a909502dd82ae41433e6f83886b00d4277a32a7b'
Demonstrates how to get a certificate out of a Windows certificate store with its certificate path. Wildcards supported.


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Gladiator (2000)
review by Scott Hunt. Visit me at Movie Hunt http://netdirect.net/~hunt/index.html
My rating: A Bulleye. (4 out of 4 stars)
Director: Ridley Scott Cast: Russell Crowe, Richard Harris, Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen, Oliver Reed, Djimon Hounsou Writers: David Franzoni, John Logan and William Nicholson
`People should know when they are conquered', intones a lieutenant to General Maximus (Crowe), early in the film. It's a statement that serves as a reflection of the indomitable force of human desire. Gladiator is a film about man's ability to overcome near insurmountable odds. Homeric in scale, it is one of those rare films that deserves the title `epic'. Nestled within a grand tale of treachery, political maneuvering and personal loss, it none-the-less takes time to savage the modern day notions of sports and entertainment.
Crowe is General Maximus, pointman for the juggernaut-like Roman military of Emperor Marcus Aurelius (Harris), an expansionist pricked by nettles of guilt over his place in history. Harris effectively conveys the weariness of absolute power checked by self doubt as he wonders if his yearnings to build a strong Rome have smothered his philosophical leanings. He visits Maximus on the battlefield as his army executes it's final sweep in a 100 A.D. version of Manifest Destiny. The battle opens the film. It's filmed in deeply saturated tones of dark yellow and blue, contrasting the muddy, fog covered terrain against the warm flare of archers lofting flaming arrows towards their targets. The whole film is suffused with gorgeous colors, making it a truly beautiful movie. Director Scott uses a frenzy of jumpcuts as the action blinks from combatant to combatant. His pace is so frenetic that it becomes indecipherable who is doing what to whom. It's disconcerting and detracts from comprehension of the fighting. As the battle is won and Aurelius praises Maximus for his leadership, Aurelius' son, Commodus (Phoenix) ,arrives disingenuously asking if he has missed the battle. The contrast between the leather clad, bleeding Maximus and the misplaced looking, bejeweled silk and fur garb of Commodus signals the near palpable difference between the two men.
As the army tends to it's wounds, the ailing Aurelius takes the General aside for a father-surrogate son chat in which he pleads with Maximus that he take control of Rome upon his passing. It is the Ceasar's wish that the power of Rome by given to the senate, and by proxy, the people, dissolving the dictatorship it has been under. It's a request that tears at Maximus. A simple farmer at heart, he longs to return to his wife and son, but can't deny his intrinsic devotion to the Roman empire. Later, as Aurelius explains his decision of succession to Commodus, events quickly take a turn into true Greek tragedy as Commodus kills his father in a opportunistic fit of ambitious rage. The scene plays out better than would be expected as Commodus shows no glee in the killing and appears helpless to fight his naked desire. Phoenix plays Commodus as progressively unbalanced throughout the film, yet manages to project an aura of animal cunning. He is a man seriously flawed, yet brutally dangerous in the wielding of his power upon his father's death.
Revealed around the same time is a former love affair between Aurelius' daughter, Lucilla (Nielsen)and Maximus. Time and again, much is made of the unspoken love between the pair. I found it a bewildering relationship as Lucilla repeatedly betrays Maximus in the name of self preservation. It seems as if Lucilla is supposed to come across as a sympathetic character as she tries to temper Commodus' rage. The implication is that her actions are driven by her maternal protection of her son, but as her transgressions against both Commodus and the General escalated, I found myself thinking her nearly as evil a monster as her brother. When she gives a speech late in the film praising Maximus, it speaks as much of her hypocrisy as it does to Maximus' strength of character.
Not to reveal the entirety of the events that unfold, but in quick succession, Maximus must endure the stripping of his position, the death of his family and being captured into slavehood, where he is forced to become a gladiator.
As each gladiator event unfolds, with the stakes being no less than the lives of the combatants, it cast a none too kind light upon today's modern day gladiators in professional sports and our national fascination with personal tragedy. Whether it was Scott's intention or not, an argument can be made that the gladiator fights are a blistering indictment on our tabloid crazy, insensitivity to the pain of others as we look for entertainment, no matter what it's form.
As Gladiator (Maximus) rises through the ranks, he eventually comes into conflict with his nemesis, Commodus. Commodus comes to represent the duplicity and scheming of politicians, while Gladiator speaks to the force of human desire. As Commodus manipulates events in an attempt to gain a perceptual advantage over Maximus in the populace's eyes, one can't help but see an analogy to modern day spinmeisters and today's national media in relation to the leeming-like whims of the general public.
Crowe's Gladiator is a model of reluctant heroism. For him, fighting is a functionality of survival, nothing more. He eschews flashiness unless it is necessary. This is not a superman. He is a simple man, who is very good at what he does. By downplaying the invincible hero aspect in favor of a protagonist who bleeds, cries and suffers loss, the film ups the meter on Crowe's already infinite watchability. Crowe's oft displayed intensity adds dimension to what could have been a two dimensional role. His yearnings and sense of loss take on a certain tangibility due to his acting skills.
Oliver Reed is an equally strong presence as a gladiator trainer who almost sells his soul as he panders to the masses thirst for entertainment. Djimon Hounsou soulfully essays the role of Gladiator's best friend and confidant.
Gladiator doesn't come across as a dissection of Roman politics, nor does it particularly pander to the blood thirsty voyeurs lurking in its audience looking for cheap thrills. It manages to travel a middle ground of viscerally captivating, solid entertainment.
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The relative path to the specific custom layout you want to use.
Will only have effect if RecordingProperties.outputMode is set to Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED or Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED_QUICK_START
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Recording video file frame rate.
Will only have effect if RecordingProperties.outputMode is set to Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED or Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED_QUICK_START
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Whether or not to record audio. Cannot be set to false at the same time as RecordingProperties.hasVideo
Default to true
Whether or not to record video. Cannot be set to false at the same time as RecordingProperties.hasAudio
Default to true
Whether to ignore failed streams or not when starting the recording. This property only applies if RecordingProperties.outputMode is set to Recording.OutputMode.INDIVIDUAL. For this type of recordings, when calling OpenVidu.startRecording by default all the streams available at the moment the recording process starts must be healthy and properly sending media. If some stream that should be sending media is broken, then the recording process fails after a 10s timeout. In this way your application is notified that some stream is not being recorded, so it can retry the process again.
But you can disable this rollback behavior and simply ignore any failed stream, which will be susceptible to be recorded in the future if media starts flowing as expected at any point. The downside of this behavior is that you will have no guarantee that all streams present at the beginning of a recording are actually being recorded.
Default to false
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The Media Node where to host the recording. The default option if this property is not defined is the same Media Node hosting the Session to record. This object defines the following properties as Media Node selector:
id
: Media Node unique identifierName of the Recording. The video file will be named after this property.
You can access this same value in your clients on recording events
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The mode of recording: COMPOSED for a single archive in a grid layout or INDIVIDUAL for one archive for each stream
Default to Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED
The layout to be used in the recording.
Will only have effect if RecordingProperties.outputMode is set to Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED or Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED_QUICK_START
Default to RecordingLayout.BEST_FIT
Recording video file resolution. Must be a string with format "WIDTHxHEIGHT",
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Will only have effect if RecordingProperties.outputMode is set to Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED or Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED_QUICK_START
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Default to "1280x720"
The amount of shared memory reserved for the recording process in bytes. Will only have effect if RecordingProperties.outputMode is set to Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED or Recording.OutputMode.COMPOSED_QUICK_START and RecordingProperties.hasVideo is set to true. Property ignored for INDIVIDUAL recordings and audio-only recordings. Minimum 134217728 (128MB).
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