Three Short Movie Notices COOL WORLD UNIVERSAL SOLDIER HONEY, I BLEW UP THE KID Copyright 1992 Frank Maloney
The following are not reviews per se, but rather brief notices "for the record" of three films I have seen recently, none of which appears to deserve a more extended discussion by this reviewer:
COOL WORLD
COOL WORLD is an animated-live action film directed by Ralph Bakshi and stars Kim Bassinger, Gabriel Byrne, and Brad Pitt. If cool means unemotional or uninvolved, then this film is well named. To say that the most interesting performance by the live actors was by Kim Basinger ought to be give you some idea of one of the film's problems. Basinger's Holli Would is a monster of ego and libido, but at least she wants to do something.  Brad Pitt, who made a mark for himself in THELMA & LOUISE, makes a mess of his role as the morality cop.  A few of the backgrounds are interesting and the last ten minutes is inventive and funny, but it is overall a film to be avoided by all but the most die-hard followers of animation. For the rest of us, it is mostly ugly, repetitive, juvenile, and overblown, and if you say it's a satire of Hollywood I say "So what?" because it doesn't work.
UNIVERSAL SOLDIER
UNIVERSAL SOLDIER is a film directed by Roland Emmerich, from a script by Richard Rothstein, Christopher Leitch, and Dean Devlin. It stars Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Ally Walker, with Jerry Orbach; it is rated R, for violence, nudity, and language. This is an unconvincing and unbelievable kick-ass science fantasy that is relieved by Van Damme's rather cute imitation Schwarzenegger, by J-C's nude scene, and most importantly by Ally Walker as the cocky TV reporter who gets swept up by the deadly and extended contest between J-C and Lundgren, the maniac who can't be killed; Walker is far and away the most interesting aspect of this uninteresting movies. The major premise of the film is obviously bogus that the rest of the film becomes immediately pointless, unless extreme violence is its own reward. Walker is funny, J-C is sort of funny, Lundgren is impossible. If you say that Emmerich the German director achieves an near parody of the James Cameron rollercoaster style, I say "So what?"; parody needs a point of view. I turned my face a few times, but otherwise I just was marking time and getting away for a couple of hours from an especially hot Sunday in Seattle. Not recommended at any price, except to the most rabid fans of Van Damme.
 This sequel to the sweet and inventive HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS still has Rick Moranis, who is always fun to watch, but otherwise is a pointless and exploitative effort to cash in on the success of the original. Tell me it's a parody of the 50s obsession with giant mutants, especially THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN, and I'll say "So what?"; it has nothing to say about these films or the period they grew out of. This film adds nothing to the f/x vocabulary and in fact the special effects are pretty clumsy and obvious. Part of the problem is that tiny is fascinating but gigantic is merely dangerous. The best moments are when Moranis, the gifted ex-tempore comic actor, has to ad-lib around the undirectable twins that play Adam, the ultimate in the terrible twos, especially the scene when Moranis proposes a lullaby and the kid wants another tune; it is obvious (and has been confirmed in a feature story) that the scene was improvised because the kid didn't want to hear the song the script called for, and as such it is tender, charming, direct, and natural. Something most of this terrible sequel is not.
The film is being shown with a charming Disney short about a discarded rockinghorse that tries to lure its child away from his video game. Part computer animation, it is brief but completely winning. Almost repays the cost of the matinee ticket.
-- Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney
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"Can we predict people's work-life balance
from their demographic information?"
Data from the OECD better life index (work-life balance score)
Poor work-life balance has been correlated to stress-related illness
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To categorize customers and patients into risk groups
Use those categories to provide tailored health care
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Working Job Search and Interviewing Travel Related to Work |
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Deviations from mean time of some select activities, only for ages > 18
age group
KDE distribution of activity times by age
Red: under 30's
Blue: over 60's
KDE distribution of activity times by income
Red: Low income (less than $200 per week)
Blue: High income (more than $1500 per week)
Finding groups of people based on how they spend their time using KMeans unsupervised learning
Cluster 1: "Part Time Workers with Children"
Cluster 2: "Full Time Workers"
Cluster 3: "Students"
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Cubs get a deal done for Jacob Turner author: display_name: Kurt login: Kurt email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 10352 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=10352 date: '2014-08-08 15:23:47 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-08 20:23:47 +0000' categories: - Minor Leagues - Starting Pitching - The Cubs tags: - cubs - Jose Arias - Kane County Cougars - Jacob Turner - Tyler Bremer comments: - id: 12270 author: Tim Wortman Jr. author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-08-08 18:04:20 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-08 23:04:20 +0000' content: I saw Jose Arias pitch Wednesday night. He was really good and struck out quite a few guys. - id: 12271 author: Jake Ironside author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-08-08 19:56:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-09 00:56:43 +0000' content: Turner is still pretty young. If we can salvage anything from him it'll be a win. ---
The newest Chicago Cub is 23 year old RHP Jacob Turner, acquired in a trade from the Miami Marlins for two pitchers, Tyler Bremer (Kane County) and Jose Arias (Kane County). Turner was claimed by the Cubs off revocable waivers on Wednesday.
It's common for teams to place players (sometimes the entire team) on revocable waivers even when they have no intention of trading them because they are, as the name suggests, revocable. If the player is claimed and you don't like the deal the claiming team is offering there is essentially no consequence in pulling him back. If a player clears waivers you are free to trade him to any team.
This deal had one more layer of complexity. The Marlins had DFA'd Turner before putting him on waivers to clear a roster spot. Had they pulled him back they would have to place him on outright waivers and a team could claim him without needing to work out a trade.
I'm still scratching my head as to why, A) the Marlins didn't have more patience to see if he could turn it around and B) the Rockies (worst record/first dibs) did not claim Turner. They could have claimed him and offered nothing in return. The Marlins would have no leverage. They could pull him back and then have to place him on outright waivers where the Rockies could just claim him again. Perhaps that breaks some rules but it looks as if they could have landed him for almost nothing.
With the Rockies passing, the Cubs saw an opportunity to land a young, high upside pitcher with some risk at a low cost. Turner will make $1 million on a club option in 2015 and is under team control through 2018. The Marlins were in a position to have to accept almost any offer by the Cubs. They could really only pull him back and let the Rockies or Diamondbacks (now ahead of the Cubs on the waiver list) have him for nothing.
Here's the catch. The Cubs must place and keep Turner on the 25 man roster since he has no minor league options remaining. His performance has been off this year. He's 4-7 with a near 6 ERA. The Cubs are hoping his recent performance can be corrected and he can return to something closer to his original projection as the no. 9 overall pick in the 2009 draft. It looks like this will bump Wada back to Iowa after today's start. He's pitched well, but doesn't offer the same potential as Turner.
Given Chris Bosio's track record with reclamation projects this looks like a great move by the Cubs. They don't lose much and gain another potential piece of their future rotation.


As Xi visit nears, Abe urges China to maintain free and open Hong Kong
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe urged China on Monday to maintain a free and open Hong Kong, as police continue their crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in the semi-autonomous territory.
In a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Abe stressed the “importance of allowing Hong Kong to flourish under the ‘one country, two systems’ principle,” Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference.
About 1,000 protesters had either been arrested or had surrendered to authorities last week after barricading themselves into buildings on the grounds of Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Some lobbed gasoline bombs and bricks while police responded with tear gas and water cannons, in some of the most violent scenes seen in the territory since the protests began in June over a now-withdrawn extradition bill.
Pro-democracy parties won a landslide victory in district council elections held Sunday, showing public support for the movement remains strong despite the Beijing-backed government’s efforts to contain the protests.
Regarding the election results, Wang, who also holds the high-ranking position of state councillor, told reporters after meeting with Abe that “any attempts to undermine the stability and prosperity of Hong Kong will end in failure.”
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Meanwhile, Abe and Wang agreed to work on preparations for Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit Japan as a state guest next spring.
“We’d like to work together to make for a meaningful visit fitting of a new era in Japan-China relations,” the Japanese leader said.
Abe also raised the issue of China sending ships to waters near the Japanese-administered Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea, which Beijing calls Diaoyu and claims as its own, according to Japan’s Foreign Ministry.
The prime minister also sought China’s lifting of a ban on food imports from Fukushima Prefecture and the surrounding area, put in place following the 2011 nuclear crisis, and the end of its detainment of Japanese nationals.
Wang, who attended a ministerial gathering of the Group of 20 major economies in Nagoya last week, was in Tokyo to co-chair the first high-level dialogue on bilateral human and cultural exchanges with his counterpart Toshimitsu Motegi.
“Mutual understanding between our peoples is an absolutely necessary foundation to long-term stability in Japan-China relations,” Motegi said at the outset of the dialogue.
“Our people have learned from each other, accepted each other, helped each other over more than 1,000 years. … The written characters we use, the rice we eat, the tea we drink are all symbols of our cultural exchanges,” Wang said.
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- How do I Work with Documents?
- This series of lessons will introduce you to basic document workflow. You will be Tidy’ing documents like a pro in no time!
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- The lessons in this section introduce you to the various elements of a Balthisar Tidy document window.
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**Design Doc of RelativeLayout**
*Last updated: April 3rd 2018*
Overview
========
RelativeLayout supports dragging, resizing, and constraint creation in Layout Editor.
Resizing
========
RelativeLayout offers `RelativeResizeTarget` to support resizing function. Resizing doesn't create or remove any constraint. Instead of
that, it updates the margin value(s).
Constraint Creation
===================
RelativeLayout offers `RelativeAnchorTarget` to support constraint creation. Dragging from one anchor to another anchor create a
constraint. Only legal anchor should be display while dragging the anchor. It is possible to drag the anchor to the parent to create
the Constraint to the parent as well.
Dragging
========
RelativeLayout offers `RelativeDragHandler` and `RelativeDragTarget` to support dragging behaviours. `RelativeDragHandler` is used when
dragging component from Palette or ComponentTree and `RelativeDragTarget` is used to support dragging component inside the RelativeLayout.
Dragging Component from Palette
-------------------------------
When dragging from Palette, the dragged component is added to RelativeLayout.
Constraint will be automatically added to keep the component at the position where it was dropped.
Dragging Component inside RelativeLayout
----------------------------------------
Before AS 3.1, dragging component used to change the constraints. But it is because we didn't provide other way to create the constraint.
Since RelativeLayout now offers the anchor to create the constraint, dragging inside RelativeLayout doesn't add or remove any constraint
anymore.
If it already has constraint in the given direction, the corresponding margin is updated. Otherwise it creates the constraint related to
RelativeLayout itself.


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CardDataBuilder
CardEffectDataBuilder
CardPoolBuilder
CardTraitDataBuilder
CardTriggerEffectDataBuilder
CardUpgradeDataBuilder
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CardUpgradeMaskDataBuilder.CompareOperator
CardUpgradeTreeDataBuilder
ChampionCardDataBuilder
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CharacterTriggerDataBuilder
ClassDataBuilder
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Creating an application that uses wpcap.dll
To create an application that uses wpcap.dll with Microsoft Visual C++,
follow these
steps:
- Include the file pcap.h at the beginning of every source file that
uses the functions exported by library.
- If your program uses Win32 specific functions of WinPcap, remember to include WPCAP
among the preprocessor definitions.
- If your program uses the remote capture capabilities of WinPcap, add
HAVE_REMOTE among the preprocessor definitions. Do not include
remote-ext.h directly in your source files.
- Set the options of the linker to include the wpcap.lib library
file specific for your target (x86 or x64). wpcap.lib for x86 can be
found in the \lib folder of the WinPcap developer's
pack, wpcap.lib for x64 can
be found in the \lib\x64 folder.
- Set the options of the linker to include the winsock library file
ws2_32.lib. This file is distributed with the C compiler
and contains the socket functions for Windows. It is needed by some
functions used by the samples in the tutorial.
How to properly set Microsoft Visual Studio
Visual Studio 6
- To add a preprocessor definition, you must select Settings from the Project menu, then select C/C++
from the tab control, and under the category General, you must add
the definition under the Preprocessor Definitions text box.
- To add a new library to the project with Microsoft Visual C++, you must
select Settings from the Project menu, then select Link
from the tab control, and then add the name of the new library in the Object/library
modules editbox.
- To add a new path where Microsoft Visual C++ will look for the libraries,
you must select Options from the Tools menu, then
Directories
from the tab control, Library files from the Show directories
for combobox, and the add the path in the Directories box.
- To add a new path where Microsoft Visual C++ will look for include files, you must select Options from the Tools menu, then
Directories
from the tab control, Include files from the Show directories
for combobox, and the add the path in the Directories box.
Visual Studio 2005 (needed to compile x64 applications)
- To add a preprocessor definition, you must select Properties from the Project menu, then select C/C++
from the list control on the left, and under the category Preprocessor, you must add
the definition under the Preprocessor Definitions text box.
- To add a new library to the project, you must
select Properties from the Project menu, then select Linker
from the list control on the left, and under the category Input add the name of the new library in the
Additional Dependencies text box.
- To add a new path where Microsoft Visual
Studio will look for the libraries,
you must select Options from the Tools menu, then
Project and Solutions from the list control on the left, VC++
Directories, then choose Library Files in the Show directories
for combobox, and the add the path in the box below.
- To add a new path where Microsoft Visual
Studio will look for the include files,
you must select Options from the Tools menu, then
Project and Solutions from the list control on the left, VC++
Directories, then choose Include Files in the Show directories
for combobox, and the add the path in the box below.
Sample programs
A couple of sample programs are provided to show the usage of the WinPcap API. The
source of the examples, along with all the files needed to compile and run them, can be found in the Developer's
Pack. For didactic purpose we provide here a browsable version of the
code: it is possible to click on the variables and functions to jump the
documentation of each of them. For a more complete set of samples, try WinPcap
Tutorial Section.
Packet Dump
This program reads packets from a file or a network adapter, depending on
a command line switch. If a source is not provided, the program shows a list of
available adapters, one of which can be selected. Once the
capture is started, the program prints the timestamp, the length and the raw
contents of the packets. Once compiled, it will run on all the Win32 platforms. It
can be compiled to run on Unix as well (the makefile is provided).
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <pcap.h>
#define LINE_LEN 16
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
u_int inum, i=0;
int res;
const u_char *pkt_data;
printf("pktdump_ex: prints the packets of the network using WinPcap.\n");
printf(" Usage: pktdump_ex [-s source]\n\n"
" Examples:\n"
" pktdump_ex -s file://c:/temp/file.acp\n"
" pktdump_ex -s rpcap://\\Device\\NPF_{C8736017-F3C3-4373-94AC-9A34B7DAD998}\n\n");
if(argc < 3)
{
printf("\nNo adapter selected: printing the device list:\n");
{
fprintf(stderr,"Error in pcap_findalldevs_ex: %s\n", errbuf);
return -1;
}
for(d=alldevs; d; d=d->
next)
{
printf(
"%d. %s\n ", ++i, d->
name);
else
printf(" (No description available)\n");
}
if (i==0)
{
fprintf(stderr,"No interfaces found! Exiting.\n");
return -1;
}
printf("Enter the interface number (1-%d):",i);
scanf_s("%d", &inum);
if (inum < 1 || inum > i)
{
printf("\nInterface number out of range.\n");
return -1;
}
for (d=alldevs, i=0; i< inum-1 ;d=d->
next, i++);
100 ,
PCAP_OPENFLAG_PROMISCUOUS ,
20 ,
NULL ,
errbuf)
) == NULL)
{
fprintf(stderr,"\nError opening adapter\n");
return -1;
}
}
else
{
100 ,
PCAP_OPENFLAG_PROMISCUOUS ,
20 ,
NULL ,
errbuf)
) == NULL)
{
fprintf(stderr,"\nError opening source: %s\n", errbuf);
return -1;
}
}
{
if(res == 0)
continue;
printf(
"%ld:%ld (%ld)\n", header->
ts.tv_sec, header->
ts.tv_usec, header->
len);
for (i=1; (i < header->
caplen + 1 ) ; i++)
{
printf("%.2x ", pkt_data[i-1]);
if ( (i % LINE_LEN) == 0) printf("\n");
}
printf("\n\n");
}
if(res == -1)
{
fprintf(stderr,
"Error reading the packets: %s\n",
pcap_geterr(fp));
return -1;
}
return 0;
}
Packet Filter
This is a more complete example of libpcap usage. It shows, among other
things, how to create and set filters and how to save a capture to disk. It can
be compiled under Win32 or Unix (projects and makefiles are provided).
Pcap_filter (pf.exe) is a general-purpose packet filtering application: its
input parameters are a source of packets (it can be a physical interface or a
file), a filter and an output file. It takes packets from the source until
CTRL+C is pressed or the whole file is processed, applies the filter to the
incoming packets and saves them to the output file if they satisfy the filter.
Pcap_filter can be used to dump network data according to a particular filter,
but also to extract a set of packets from a previously saved file. The format of
both input and output files is the format used by libpcap, i.e. same of WinDump, tcpdump
and many other network tools.
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <pcap.h>
#define MAX_PRINT 80
#define MAX_LINE 16
void usage();
void main(int argc, char **argv)
{
char *source=NULL;
char *ofilename=NULL;
char *filter=NULL;
int i;
struct bpf_program fcode;
int res;
const u_char *pkt_data;
if (argc == 1)
{
usage();
return;
}
for(i=1;i < argc; i+= 2)
{
switch (argv[i] [1])
{
case 's':
{
source=argv[i+1];
};
break;
case 'o':
{
ofilename=argv[i+1];
};
break;
case 'f':
{
filter=argv[i+1];
};
break;
}
}
if (source != NULL)
{
1514 ,
PCAP_OPENFLAG_PROMISCUOUS ,
20 ,
NULL ,
errbuf)
) == NULL)
{
fprintf(stderr,"\nUnable to open the adapter.\n");
return;
}
}
else usage();
if (filter != NULL)
{
NetMask=0xffffff;
{
fprintf(stderr,"\nError compiling filter: wrong syntax.\n");
return;
}
{
fprintf(stderr,"\nError setting the filter\n");
return;
}
}
if (ofilename != NULL)
{
if (dumpfile == NULL)
{
fprintf(stderr,"\nError opening output file\n");
return;
}
}
else usage();
{
if(res == 0)
continue;
pcap_dump((
unsigned char *) dumpfile, header, pkt_data);
}
}
void usage()
{
printf("\npf - Generic Packet Filter.\n");
printf("\nUsage:\npf -s source -o output_file_name [-f filter_string]\n\n");
exit(0);
}


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/aoberai/programming/python/blind-navigation/display_3d/documentation/Pangolin/include/pangolin/video/drivers/v4l.h


Welcome! This is a very simple Flask Tutor website!
Here is a list of things you can do:
List people
List people in JSON format
Ajax page, consuming the JSON data above
Disclaimer
Demonstrate templates
HTML injection
Administration
{% include "footer.html" %}


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Guidelines
This is a title
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This is another line. The previous tag (br) allows me to break to the next line.
Commands
This is a list
- This is a list element
- This is another list element


Palindrome graph
问题描述 :
In addition fond of programing, Jack also loves painting. He likes to draw many interesting graphics on the paper.
One day,Jack found a new interesting graph called Palindrome graph. No matter how many times to flip or rotate 90 degrees, the palindrome graph are always unchanged.
Jack took a paper with n*n grid and K kinds of pigments.Some of the grid has been filled with color and can not be modified.Jack want to know:how many ways can he paint a palindrome graph?
One day,Jack found a new interesting graph called Palindrome graph. No matter how many times to flip or rotate 90 degrees, the palindrome graph are always unchanged.
Jack took a paper with n*n grid and K kinds of pigments.Some of the grid has been filled with color and can not be modified.Jack want to know:how many ways can he paint a palindrome graph?
输入:
There are several test cases.
For each test case,there are three integer n m k(0<n<=10000,0<=m<=2000,0<k<=1000000), indicate n*n grid and k kinds of pigments.
Then follow m lines,for each line,there are 2 integer i,j.indicated that grid(i,j) (0<=i,j<n) has been filled with color.
You can suppose that jack have at least one way to paint a palindrome graph.
For each test case,there are three integer n m k(0<n<=10000,0<=m<=2000,0<k<=1000000), indicate n*n grid and k kinds of pigments.
Then follow m lines,for each line,there are 2 integer i,j.indicated that grid(i,j) (0<=i,j<n) has been filled with color.
You can suppose that jack have at least one way to paint a palindrome graph.
输出:
There are several test cases.
For each test case,there are three integer n m k(0<n<=10000,0<=m<=2000,0<k<=1000000), indicate n*n grid and k kinds of pigments.
Then follow m lines,for each line,there are 2 integer i,j.indicated that grid(i,j) (0<=i,j<n) has been filled with color.
You can suppose that jack have at least one way to paint a palindrome graph.
For each test case,there are three integer n m k(0<n<=10000,0<=m<=2000,0<k<=1000000), indicate n*n grid and k kinds of pigments.
Then follow m lines,for each line,there are 2 integer i,j.indicated that grid(i,j) (0<=i,j<n) has been filled with color.
You can suppose that jack have at least one way to paint a palindrome graph.
样例输入:
3 0 2 4 2 3 1 1 3 1
样例输出:
8 3
http://blog.csdn.net/acmmmm/article/details/10195947
题意：求用k种颜料将n*n大的方格涂满的方法有多少种，这里已经有m个格子上过色了
涂满后的方格要满足：中心对称，翻转对称，旋转对称
思路：
1、从对称可以得到 方格可以分为对称的8瓣 所以我们用2条对角线和 2条中位线 把方格切成八瓣，每一瓣的方格数有 0 + 1 + 2 + …… + [n+1]/2 (方格数计算是包含分割线上的方格)
2、若不考虑已上过色的格子 方案就是 k^ (每一瓣的方格数)
3、把上过色的方格都投影到第一瓣方格中（注意存在对称同色的方格），则答案是 k^ ( 投影后剩下的方格数)
4、k较大，需要用快速幂计算
#include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #define ll __int64 #define f(x) (x*(x+1))/2 #define MOD 100000007 ll quickpow(ll m,ll n) { ll b = 1; while (n) { if (n&(ll)1) b = (b*m)%MOD; n >>=(ll)1; m = (m*m)%MOD; } return b; } ll k; int n,m; bool map[5050][5050]; void PUT(int x){ for(int i=1;i<=x;i++){ for(int j=1;j<=x;j++) printf("%d ",map[i][j]); printf("\n"); } printf("\n"); } int Is(int x,int y){ int mid; if(n&1) { mid=(1+n)>>1; if(x>mid)x-=2*(mid-x); if(y>mid)y-=2*(mid-y); } else { mid=n>>1; if(x>mid)x=2*mid+1-x; if(y>mid)y=2*mid+1-y; } if(map[x][y])return 0; return map[x][y]=map[y][x]=1; } int main(){ int u,v; while(~scanf("%d %d %I64d",&n,&m,&k)){ int num=0,z=n>>1; for(int i=1;i<=z;i++) for(int j=1;j<=z;j++) map[i][j]=0; while(m--) { scanf("%d%d",&u,&v); num+=Is(1+u,1+v); } // PUT(n); n=(n+1)/2; n=f(n)-num; ll ans=quickpow(k,n); printf("%I64d\n",ans); } return 0; } /* 3 0 2 4 2 3 1 1 3 1 5 3 999 0 0 0 1 0 2 */
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Programming tool - usually refers to relatively simple programs, that can be combined together to accomplish a task, much as one might use multiple hand tools to fix a physical object Wikipedia
{% endblock %} {% block page_writing %}Some software tools are better than others, and it is virtually impossible for two things to be identical in value. Therefore, at any distinct point in time, with proper granularity, there is exactly one right software tool per task. If there seem to be many ideal tools, this stems from:
As a software journeyman, your goal is to minimize subject matter ignorance and clarify requirements. This usually results in an epic quest for a suite of perfect tools. If you are working on enterprise integrations, reference human error for tips on surviving the folly of man.
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Virtual file systems support as well as implementations of VFSs.
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The workspace and the commands that drive it.
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For testing this see the MultipleInheritanceTest in the testing harness, which exercises
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The DecimalTextField (org.bhavaya.ui.DecimalTextField) is an extension of the JTextField. It is intended as a number entry field, and a few of the character keys can be used as shortcuts to multiply the number entered.
The number keys operate as normal, the special keys are summarised in the table below.
| Key | Description | multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| k | Thousand | 103 (1000) |
| t | Thousand | 103 (1000) |
| m | Million | 106 (1000000) |
| b | Billion (US) | 109<PHONE_NUMBER>) |
| , | Comma | Decimal point separator |
| . | Full stop / Period | Decimal point separator |
A demo of the DecimalTextField can be run directly via JavaWebStart, or alternatively executed via its source code, or if you have downloaded and extracted examples.zip it can be run with: ant decimaltextfielddemo. There is a screen shot of the application below.
The keystrokes entered into the above DecimalTextField were 12.3k The field automatically changed its contents to numeric format.
Simple use: (see the demo source code)
String format = "###.##"; dtf = new DecimalTextField(format); JPanel contents = new JPanel(); contents.add(dtf);
Constructor summary:
DecimalTextField(String format) DecimalTextField(String format, int columns) DecimalTextField(String format, int columns, Number initalValue)
The format string is a DecimalFormat format specifier whose use is described at the Sun Tutorial. columns sets the number of columns available in the field, and the intialValue is the initially displayed entry.
(When using this component remember to add Bhavaya's jar files to your classpath (extract_location/bhavaya/bin/bhavaya.jar and extract_location/bhavaya/lib/log4j-1.2.15-patched.jar).)


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It’s important to use attribution online. When you pull a picture, make sure you tell other people where it’s from. Some sites make it easy for you to do that, others…not so much. Flickr used to be great at making attribution easy, but their latest redesigns have made it harder to accomplish. Alan Levine has a great CC attribution gizmo which ma... Read more 23 Sep 2014 - 4 minute read
Sometimes the simple challenge to think concretely about abstract concepts can be effective. Sparks of Genius, p. 64 Perception is how our mind interprets data. Those interpretations are influenced by our surroundings, experiences, and biases. Root-Berenstein (1999, p.43) point out that “objective observation is not possible” bec... Read more 20 Sep 2014 - 2 minute read
We cannot focus our attention unless we know what to look at and how to look at it. Sparks of Genius, p. 42 There’s a concept in biology which says that structure and function are inextricably linked. In fact, you can boil down any part of the study of life into looking at the structures of plants, animals, insects, cells…even mo... Read more 18 Sep 2014 - 1 minute read
Loops When I got into coding, loops were one of the more difficult tasks for me to get the hang of – especially iterating through conditions. Part of my struggle is that I made my loops too complicated…I tried addressing symptoms, not the overall desired behavior. When I jumped into the Noughts and Crosses game, my algorithm was seven or eight... Read more 18 Sep 2014 - 3 minute read
Each year teaching chemistry, I made it a point to my students that everything they learn over the course of the year is based on observation and best guesses. Up until 2009, we hadn’t actually seen a molecule or an atom…they’re just too small. What we can see is how they behave and change when stressed by an environmental factor (temperature, p... Read more 12 Sep 2014 - 3 minute read
Game Theory Games and learning go hand in hand. Children learn social interaction, communication, and even motor skills through playing. Remember, Piaget and early learning theorists broke learning down into formal and informal actions. Play is very much in the informal category, with school in the formal setting. Lately, the gamification movem... Read more 11 Sep 2014 - 4 minute read
This time last year, I was writing about increasing my household population by 50%. In the blink of an eye, a year has already gone by, and we went from an empty crib to a girl sitting in her own lawn chair. I know it’s a cliché, but I feel like I blinked. Excuse me while I blink again. Read more 11 Sep 2014 - less than 1 minute read
Trying to represent a familiar object in abstract ways is harder than you’d think. The goal of this particular assignment was to take three photos of an everyday “thing” and see if someone could figure out what it is. Rather than just posting a gallery, I wanted to have some more fun. As you scroll to each box (go slowly!) a picture will be reve... Read more 05 Sep 2014 - less than 1 minute read
This is a follow up to my first post on Computational Thinking. For a background, go check it out before reading further. I’m often victim to my own ignorance, and I think to be good thinkers, we need to fall prey to preconceived notions and half-formed thoughts. They give a lens through which we can analyze and consider areas of growth. To m... Read more 04 Sep 2014 - 3 minute read
Those who can read binary and those who can’t. Te first activity we ran through for my Computational Thinking course was learning how to translate simple text into binary. Working at a software company, I feel like I’ve got a good handle on bits and bytes, pixels and codecs. I know that binary is the base of each of those, but I didn’t know how... Read more 03 Sep 2014 - less than 1 minute read


In this experiment you are going to see dialogues between Anne and Bob, who are discussing pictures. Each picture shows a number of colored shapes. There are three possible shapes:
| Square | Circle | Triangle |
However, only Bob can see the pictures, Ann cannot. So Anne is always asking Bob about what he sees.
You will first see the question that Anne asked about the shapes. You should keep this question in mind, and press a key to continue. On the next screen, you will see Bob’s answer to the question, and the picture Anne and Bob were talking about. Your task is to decide whether Bob’s answer is a good description of the picture, given Anne’s question. You will have to press 1 for “good description” and 0 for “not good”.


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<tomee>
</tomee>
Portability between ActiveMQ and IBM MQ
This app demonstrates capability to achive portability/interoperability between ActiveMQ and IBM MQ for tomee based application of type MDB and Custom Java based JMS connection. It covers patterns and learnings as listed below
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How to run multiple mdb containers in same JVM
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Various ways of configuring IBM Queues/Topics vs AMQ Queues/Topics
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MDB configuration for IBM MQ vs AMQ, Annotations vs Configuration
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Static vs Dynamic declaration/override of queues/topics
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Use and importance of RA (Resource Adapaters), Connection Factory
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Web service samples to write data to IBM Queues and AMQ Queues using injection of resources (connection factories and queue/topics)
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JNDI reference to resources (see WMQReadBean configuration in ejb-jar.xml)
Running this application
Environment
Application can be imported in IDE like eclipse as a maven project and is tested using apache-tomee-plume-7.0.2, apache-activemq-5.14.3 (running as standalone on localhost, IBM MQ 8.x.x (connections details hidden to avoid misuse, those how want to test can reach out to middleware team to get access to managed IBM MQ instance and AppWatch ))
Additional Libraries
In order to connect to IBM MQ, tomee requires additional libraries containing implementation for JCA Resource Adapter, IBM MQ connection factories, queue/topic resources, ActivationConfigs etc. These libraries come with IBM subscription and all of them are not available on maven central, below is list of all IBM specific jar files
com.ibm.mq.connector.jar com.ibm.mq.jar com.ibm.mq.pcf.jar com.ibm.mq.headers.jar com.ibm.mq.jmqi.jar com.ibm.mqjms.jar providerutil.jar
com.ibm.mq.connector.jar can be extracted from wmq.jmsra.rar which is availble with IBM MQ installation (not available on internet)
tomee.xml
This file (located under tomee_home/conf is left blank as we would like our application to manage all resources.Any resource declared here would be available to all application deployed on the server. (File not included in this git repo)
catalina.properties
This file can be used to convinently provide -D java arguments as an input to tomee. However in real world these parameters would be configured using environment variables to avoid adding application specific properties in tomme conf (File not included in this git repo)
com.ibm.msg.client.commonservices.log.status=OFF
AMQReadBean2.activation.destination=overriden_queue_IMQReadBean
#queue destinations
amq.variable.destination=my_overriden_value
#Resource overrides
#amq_ra.ServerUrl=tcp://xxxxx.xxx.xxx.com:61616
#MDB Activation Config overrides
#Hirarchy for activation override rules (specific to generic)
#1 -D<deploymentId>.activation.<property>=<value>
#2. -D<ejbName>.activation.<property>=<value>
#3. -D<message-listener-interface>.activation.<property>=<value>
#4. -Dmdb.activation.<property>=<value>
#mdb.activation.destination=overriden_queue_value
WMQReadBean.activation.HostName=<IP_ADDRESS>9
resources.xml
This file is application specific placeholder for resources (it will override any matching resources declared in tomee.xml) like resource-adapters, connection-factories, queues, topics, mdb-containers etc. This example makes heavy use of this file which is under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF, for applications deployed as war file it get copied to #/webapps/application-name/WEB-INF/resources.xml .
ejb-jar.xml
This file is located under src/main/resources/META-INF/ and contains application specific configuration for enterprise beans, in the demo we have configured our message beans in this file. Definitions in this file are equivalent of annotations , version="3.1" will support a combination of configured and annotated beans. One important difference between annotated beans and configured beans is as follows. If there are multiple containers defined or use in same application(Like this application uses amq-container and imq-container) Any annotated bean is sequentially binded to the container resource, this can bring inpredictability and may result in a Bean getting binded to incorrect target container. As an example ChatBean MDB is intentionally commented as it may throw errors by getting incorrectly binded to IMQ. To deal with such problems, configuration based approach can be used in conjunction with openejb-jar.xml (as described below)
openejb-jar.xml
This file is located under src/main/resources/META-INF/ and contains additional mapping between ejb and targeted containers. It also has a deployment id which can be used to create multiple deployments for same ejb in a container or across containers. This is very useful when you want to bind a specific bean to desired container (example WMQReadBean should necessarily bind to simple-tomee-1.0/imq_container container)
web.xml
Typical web resource file, not used much in this tutorial app
beans.xml
To use @Inject, the first thing you need is a META-INF/beans.xml file in the module or jar. This effectively turns on CDI and allows the @Inject references to work. No META-INF/beans.xml no injection, period Not used in this tutorial app
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What did you learn from your 'mindfulness conversation'? How did the other person find it?
I learnt that if I allow myself to really focus on listening to what the other person is saying I am actually really good at it, and it helps me to engage more with the conversation I am having with that person. I did this task with my sister, who finds it hard to stop and really listen as well. With us both being girls, we tend to talk alot, so our conversations can be really full on, and not much time spared to actually stop and listen to what the other person is saying. She really engaged with the conversation just like me and I think it has made us better off for our future conversations.
Which of the three suggested techniques will you use to sustain your practice?
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#include <in_data_plot_graph_h.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| data_plot (wxWindow *p_parent_wxwindow, wxString name_str, double min_d, double max_d, double length_d, double step_d) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| ~data_plot (void) | |
| Destructor. More... | |
| void | add (wxString signal_label_str, wxPen signal_style_pen) |
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| void | erase (wxString signal_label_str) |
| Delete signal from math plot. More... | |
| uint32_t | get (void) |
| Return number of signal buffer in graph. More... | |
| bool | set (wxString signal_label_str, double data_d) |
| Set signal data by name. More... | |
| bool | set (uint32_t signal_ui32, double data_d) |
| Set signal data by index. More... | |
| void | show (wxString signal_label_str, bool show_b) |
| Set signal visibility. More... | |
| bool | set_time (double length_d, double step_d) |
| Set logged data length and sample period. More... | |
| void | set_range (double max_d, double min_d) |
| Set graph range. More... | |
| void | redraw (void) |
| Redraw new data and set time cursor. More... | |
| void | fit (bool default_b=true) |
| Set graph in to default zoom. More... | |
| void | pause (bool pause_b) |
| Redraw data pause. More... | |
Static Protected Attributes | |
| static const long | l_id_name_wxstatictext = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_pause_wxtogglebutton = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_zoom_wxbutton = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_zoom_plus_wxbutton = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_zoom_minus_wxbutton = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_legend_wxcheckbox = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_x_axis_mpscalex = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_y_axis_mpscalex = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_graph_mpwindow = wxNewId() |
| static const long | l_id_graph_signal_wxgrid = wxNewId() |
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Definition at line 69 of file in_data_plot_graph_h.h.
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Constraints for constructing a MotionProfile.
◆ MotionProfileConstraints()
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- The (positive) maximum allowed velocity.
◆ max_abs_acc
| double frc.lib.motion.MotionProfileConstraints.max_abs_acc = Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY |
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protected |
◆ max_abs_vel
| double frc.lib.motion.MotionProfileConstraints.max_abs_vel = Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY |
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Question
Given a range [m, n] where 0 <= m <= n <=<PHONE_NUMBER>, return the bitwise AND of all numbers in this range, inclusive.
For example, given the range [5, 7], you should return 4.
Credits:
Special thanks to @amrsaqr for adding this problem and creating all test cases.
Analysis
This is a pretty interesting mathematics question. Now we take 2 numbers as example:
Num1: 110010
Num2: 110111
Result: 110000
And:
Num1: 0110
Num2: 1100
Result: 0
Note that:
if the first ‘1’ bit of the 2 numbers are at different position, the answer should simply be 0.
if have same position, then the result would be the continous sequence of 1s, followed by all 0s.
Solution
The 2 best solutions is very well presented by Grandyang using bit shifting and masking. Please refer to code 1 and code 2 below.
I found a third solution at programcreek, which makes use of the fact that m is smaller than n.
Code
code 1
class Solution {
public:
int rangeBitwiseAnd(int m, int n) {
int d = INT_MAX;
while ((m & d) != (n & d)) {
d <<= 1;
}
return m & d;
}
};
code 2
class Solution {
public:
int rangeBitwiseAnd(int m, int n) {
int i = 0;
while (m != n) {
m >>= 1;
n >>= 1;
++i;
}
return (m << i);
}
};
code 3
public int rangeBitwiseAnd(int m, int n) {
while (n > m) {
n = n & n - 1;
}
return m & n;
}


This intention adds an
operator
modifier to a function that matches one of the operator conventions but is not annotated as
operator
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Image Processing in C
A set of modules that allow for the manipulation of Binary, RGB and Grayscale images. Also included is a main.c script that shows a text interface allowing for the testing of all of the modules' features
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Functions | |
| BinaryImage * | get_bin_subsection (BinaryImage *image, int *pos_start, int *pos_end) |
| Function used to acess a subsection of image. More... | |
| unsigned char | access_bin_pixel (BinaryImage *image, int line, int col) |
| BinaryImage * | copy_binary_image (BinaryImage *image) |
| int | save_to_bin_file (char *file_name, BinaryImage *image) |
| Function used to save a Binary image to a file. More... | |
| BinaryImage * | load_bin_file (char *file_name) |
| unsigned char access_bin_pixel | ( | BinaryImage * | image, |
| int | line, | ||
| int | col | ||
| ) |
Function used to acess a specific pixel within a Binary Image
| image | A pointer to a binary image |
| line | The y coordinate for our bit |
| col | The x coordinate |
| BinaryImage* copy_binary_image | ( | BinaryImage * | image | ) |
Function used to fully copy to memory an existing Binary Image
| image | A pointer to a binary image to be copied |
| BinaryImage* get_bin_subsection | ( | BinaryImage * | image, |
| int * | pos_start, | ||
| int * | pos_end | ||
| ) |
Function used to acess a subsection of image.
Function used to access a subsection of image
| image | A pointer to a binary image to be copied |
| pos_start | The position where the subsection must start |
| pos_end | The position where the subsection must end |
| BinaryImage* load_bin_file | ( | char * | file_name | ) |
Function used to load a Binary image
| file_name | The File's path containing a Binary Image (PBM - P4) |
| int save_to_bin_file | ( | char * | file_name, |
| BinaryImage * | image | ||
| ) |
Function used to save a Binary image to a file.
FUNCTION DECLARATIONS


Uses of Package
org.drip.graph.asymptote
| Package | Description |
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| org.drip.graph.asymptote |
Big O Algorithm Asymptotic Analysis
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Classes in org.drip.graph.asymptote used by org.drip.graph.asymptote Class Description AlgorithmTimeComplexity AlgorithmTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of an Algorithm's Operations.BigOAsymptoteSpec BigOAsymptoteSpec holds the Asymptotic Behavior Specification of the Algorithm's Operations.BinaryHeapTimeComplexity BinaryHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Binary Heap's Operations.BinomialHeapTimeComplexity BinomialHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Binomial Heap's Operations.BrodalHeapTimeComplexity BrodalHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Brodal Heap's Operations.FibonacciHeapTimeComplexity FibonacciHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Fibonacci Heap's Operations.LeftistHeapTimeComplexity LeftistHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Leftist Heap's Operations.OperationTimeComplexity OperationTimeComplexity holds the Series of Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of the Algorithm's Operations.PairingHeapTimeComplexity PairingHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Pairing Heap's Operations.RankPairingHeapTimeComplexity RankPairingHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Rank-Pairing Heap's Operations.StrictFibonacciHeapTimeComplexity StrictFibonacciHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a Strict-Fibonacci Heap's Operations.TwoThreeHeapTimeComplexity TwoThreeHeapTimeComplexity maintains the Asymptotic Behavior Specifications of a 2-3 Heap's Operations.


STAR WARS A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1998
Countries and legal systems that take the Rule of Law principle seriously, had forbidden judges and juries to make judgements in all matters that could involve them personally. Luckily, movie reviewers aren't burdened with such legislation. Otherwise, small pool of very special movies would be forever ignored by this reviewer. In case of STAR WARS, 1977 science fiction epic by George Lucas, the consequences would be even more severe, because that film is very special for tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of fans. In any case, objectivity is something seldom seen in STAR WARS reviews, because undisputed majority of reviewers rate it as one of the best, if not the best film of all times. Those who don't usually have some difficulties in hiding their artistic snobbery.
The author of this review must also concede his inability to use cold, objective standards in reviewing this film. Like so many previous reviewers, I must note that I watched STAR WARS for the first time twenty years ago, and that I remained enchanted by the experience ever since. Perhaps it was childlike fascination with, until then unimaginable, wonders that happened long time ago, in a galaxy far away. Or perhaps it was the rush I felt minutes before the opening shots, with my expectations already pumped up by serialised comic books and novelisation I had read before. Anyway, watching of STAR WARS was one of the most important movie going experiences of my life. And it was also unmatched for many years to come, because very few movies managed to have such a strong impact on me like George Lucas' epic.
STAR WARS wasn't just important movie for me (or the millions of fans who probably share the same sentiment). It was the defining moment in the history of modern cinema. Until than, American motion picture industry was in a limbo; social turmoil in 1960s practically destroyed the Old Hollywood, and new authors filled the void, mostly by using Hollywood's financial and technical resources to create serious, "personal" or "artsy" movies. As a result, audience, traumatised of dark reality of Vietnam and Watergate, didn't want to see the same dark and serious content on the silver screen. George Lucas with its science fiction epic was among the first to come into rescue. The audience responded with unprecedented enthusiasm, and huge financial success of the movie, later backed by supplement industry of toys, books, comics, role playing games and other merchandise, slowly began to change the face of Hollywood. Serious, adult movies with artistic ambitions faded into oblivion, and were replaced by industrial products of "blockbuster" philosophy.
One of the biggest casualties of that trend was the science fiction movie genre. Until 1977, science fiction movies were mostly in B-production domain. In late 1960s, bigger budgets for science fiction didn't look so strange anymore, thanks to the great success of 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY. But the same success coincided with the surge of pesimism, and Hollywood science fiction was as bleak as the rest of its production - mostly dark, dystopic movies. However, in 1977 STAR WARS showed once and for all that this genre can be inspiration for popular movies, even among the audience that usually doesn't like it. As a result, seriousness in cinematic science fiction began fading away, although some good, dark and cult quality SF and continued to be filmed until early 1980s. After that, science fiction continued to be considered a synonym for family entertainment.
Ironically, the man responsible for STAR WARS was in its time considered to be member of "New Hollywood" generation of young movie authors who made "artsy" and "personal" films in early 1970s. George Lucas established himself with the dystopic SF movie THX 1138, and nostalgic drama AMERICAN GRAFFITI. Both movies were considered "personal" in its time, despite latter one becoming very popular. In a sense, STAR WARS is an also very "personal" film, and the thorny way to the final production shows that commercial considerations were against it, not for it. But unlike many "personal" movies of the era, its "personality" was in line with the wishes of the general audience.
The plot, set "a long time ago, in a galaxy far away", begins in a time of civil war. The evil Empire is threatened by rebels who want to restore the old Republic. In order to quash any opposition, the Empire had built Death Star, superweapon powerful enough to destroy whole planets. The information about Death Star, acquired by Rebel intelligence, is being transported by Princess Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher) when her ship gets intercepted by Imperial cruiser. Princess is arrested by Imperial warlord Darth Vader (played by David Prowse and voice by James Earl Jones), but the information is being sent to nearby desert planet of Tatooine via two humanoid robots - C3PO (Anthony Daniels) and R2D2 (Kenny Baker). Those two robots are sold to the family of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), young restless man who wants to leave his farm and become space pilot. His adventure begins when R2D2 escapes, because the information must reach mysterious local hermit Obi Wan Kenobi (Alec Guiness). Old man is actually the last surviving Jedi knight, member of the ancient order that defended Republic through the use of mystical Force. After some hesitation, Luke agrees to join Obi Wan in his mission to save the Princess, while the old man would teach him the ways of the Force. Their small band comes to the colourful spaceport of Moss Eisely, where they hire the spaceship owned by rogue pilot Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and his furry sidekick Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew).
Critics who don't like the movie, especially those who can't forgive Lucas for his contribution to the quashing of "New Hollywood", are prone to point the lack of originality. On the surface, they might be right; Lucas himself admits that he found a lot of inspiration in the lore of Old Hollywood - westerns, WWII aviation movies, old SF cliffhanger serials of the 1930s and 1940s; yet the most obvious element would be Akira Kurosawa's samurai classic THE HIDDEN FORTRESS. On the other hand, those who had spent last two decades studying the movie to death would say that the inspiration for STAR WARS went even further - into collective subconscious of Western civilisation (hinted by some mild Tolkien references). The others would find the author's element within the story - STAR WARS could be seen as an anti- establishment film; young, long-haired, easy going, nature-loving heroes are fighting against old, uptight and oppressive forces who use supertechnology in most demonic purposes.
Even out of its historical or social context, STAR WARS is an impressive as a strictly technical piece of the seven art. George Lucas' direction is very good, with the clever editing and a well-paced segments between action and dramatic buildup. Characters are well-drawn and deliver all the necessary ingredients, both for the space opera and Hollywood blockbuster. We have a "coming-of-age" hero, damsel-in-distress (somewhat toned down due to the popular feminist trends of the time), reluctant helper, benevolent mentor, diabolical villain and, finally, comic relief in form of two non-human characters. Some of the actors are very good - Alec Guiness in his most famous role to date, James Earl Jones whose voice is enough to cause unease, Peter Cushing as an incarnation of pure evil in human form. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for the main leads - among the main trio of Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford, only the last one had the character three-dimensional enough to launch his further acting career.
The thing that looked like the most important segment of STAR WARS phenomena during its initial release was the new level of special effects technology. Often comparisons with 2001: SPACE ODYSSEY, another ground-breaking SF film, were citing the sheer number of effects as a proof of the Lucas' superiority over Kubrick. However, the special effects by John Dykstra and John Stears are indeed impressive, even after two decades (although 1997 Special Edition did improve them significantly), yet they aren't the most remembered trademark of the movie. That honour should definitely go to the "Oscar"-winning soundtrack by John Williams, whose work on STAR WARS is probably the brightest gem in his brilliant career.
Newer generations of viewers might be somewhat deprived of the enchantment that still holds those lucky enough to witness STAR WARS original release. Yet, even if they are immune to the George Lucas' magic they should watch this film nevertheless, perhaps only to become familiar with something that is essential part of contemporary culture.
RATING: 9/10 (++++)
Review written on October 26th 1998
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connect - initiate a connection on a socket
#include <sys/types.h> /* See NOTES */
#include <sys/socket.h>
int connect(int sockfd, const struct sockaddr *addr,
socklen_t addrlen);
The connect() system call connects the socket referred to by the file
descriptor sockfd to the address specified by addr. The
addrlen argument specifies the size of addr. The format of the
address in addr is determined by the address space of the socket
sockfd; see socket(2) for further details.
If the socket sockfd is of type SOCK_DGRAM, then
addr is the address to which datagrams are sent by default, and the
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SOCK_STREAM or SOCK_SEQPACKET, this call attempts to make a
connection to the socket that is bound to the address specified by
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Generally, connection-based protocol sockets may successfully
connect() only once; connectionless protocol sockets may use
connect() multiple times to change their association. Connectionless
sockets may dissolve the association by connecting to an address with the
sa_family member of sockaddr set to AF_UNSPEC
(supported on Linux since kernel 2.2).
If the connection or binding succeeds, zero is returned. On error, -1 is
returned, and errno is set appropriately.
The following are general socket errors only. There may be other domain-specific
error codes.
- EACCES
- For UNIX domain sockets, which are identified by pathname: Write
permission is denied on the socket file, or search permission is denied
for one of the directories in the path prefix. (See also
path_resolution(7).)
- EACCES, EPERM
- The user tried to connect to a broadcast address without having the socket
broadcast flag enabled or the connection request failed because of a local
firewall rule.
- EADDRINUSE
- Local address is already in use.
- EADDRNOTAVAIL
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previously been bound to an address and, upon attempting to bind it to an
ephemeral port, it was determined that all port numbers in the ephemeral
port range are currently in use. See the discussion of
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_local_port_range in ip(7).
- EAFNOSUPPORT
- The passed address didn't have the correct address family in its
sa_family field.
- EAGAIN
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connection cannot be completed immediately. For other socket families,
there are insufficient entries in the routing cache.
- EALREADY
- The socket is nonblocking and a previous connection attempt has not yet
been completed.
- EBADF
- sockfd is not a valid open file descriptor.
- ECONNREFUSED
- A connect() on a stream socket found no one listening on the remote
address.
- EFAULT
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- EINPROGRESS
- The socket is nonblocking and the connection cannot be completed
immediately. (UNIX domain sockets failed with EAGAIN instead.) It
is possible to select(2) or poll(2) for completion by
selecting the socket for writing. After select(2) indicates
writability, use getsockopt(2) to read the SO_ERROR option
at level SOL_SOCKET to determine whether connect() completed
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failure).
- EINTR
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signal(7).
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new connections. Note that for IP sockets the timeout may be very long
when syncookies are enabled on the server.
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background-color
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The HTML5 details element is an interactive element. If the open attribute is set the details are shown, if not the details are hidden.
click to toggle visibility
Here are the details of this element:
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Dynamically creating a details element (always use htmlPolyfill, afterPolyfill, beforePolyfill etc.):
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| Elf32_Half | e_machine |
| Elf32_Word | e_version |
| Elf32_Addr | e_entry |
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| Elf32_Half | e_ehsize |
| Elf32_Half | e_phentsize |
| Elf32_Half | e_phnum |
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Methodist Church induct eight lay chairmen into office
by Edmund Quaynor/Francis Duku-Boateng, GNA
Koforidua, Nov. 18, GNA - The Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church, Most Reverend (Rev) Dr Paul Kwabena Boafo has inducted into office eight elected diocesan lay chairmen at an induction service at the Koforidua Wesley Cathedral.
Those inducted for Dioceses include, Nana Kofi Otu Esson, Cape Coast, Ms Agatha Nana Ama Ennin Osei, Accra, Mr Isaac Castro Bosomtwe, Sekondi, Mr Jacob Emmanuel Eshun, Winneba and Mr Albert Opoku Addai for Koforidua.
The rest are Mr Paa Kwasi Boison, Akyem Oda, Mr Alfred Sakyi, Tema and Mr Kwame Adu-Darko for Nkawkaw.
Preaching the sermon for the day, former Presiding Bishop of the Church, Most Rev Titus Awortwe Pratt reminded the lay chairmen that they were to assist the Bishops of their diocese and not to run a parallel line of administration with them.
He charged the lay chairmen to read the constitution of the church to enable them know their roles.
Most Rev Awortwe-Pratt charged the lay chairmen to make good use of the various professionals and talents in the church to support its growth.
He urged the church members to continuously pray for the newly inducted lay chairmen to faithfully fulfil their mandate.
Most Rev Awortwe-Pratt urged the spouses and family members of the lay chairmen to support them, adding that most of the time they would not be at home.
He advised the Bishops to develop a listening ears to the lay chairmen in their dioceses.
GNA


CRUMPET
1.0
Collisional-Radiative theory
The Greenland CRM equation
Model limitations/assumptions
The CR energy rates
Model limitations/assumptions
References
The CRUMPET input file
Species
Background
Reactions
CUSTOM rate files
Rates
Settings
CRUMPET Classes
Crumpet
Crm
RateData
Reaction
Tools
CRUMPET examples
Example input file
Example custom reactions
Generate a CRM form the input file
Time-dependently evolve the initial distribution
Plot a synthetic spectra
Future developments
Changelog
Crumpet license
CRUMPET
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B
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C
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D
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__init__() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
(CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
(CRUMPET.RateData method)
(CRUMPET.Reaction method)
A
absorption (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
ADAS_rate() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
,
[1]
APID_rate() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
,
[1]
B
bg (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
C
calc_ue_erate() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
,
[1]
calc_ue_nrate() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
,
[1]
coeff_rate() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
coeffs (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
Crm (class in CRUMPET)
Crumpet (class in CRUMPET)
D
database (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
ddt() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
decay (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
dEdt_old() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
depdecaySr() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
depSe() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
depSr() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
DIAGNOSTIC() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
E
e (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
E() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
EIR_rate() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
,
[1]
evaluate_CRM() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
F
f_mult (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
file2list() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
fragments (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
fSg() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
fSV() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
full_nt() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
,
[1]
G
generate_CRM() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
,
[1]
get_coeff() (CRUMPET.RateData method)
,
[1]
get_rate() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
,
[1]
get_reaction() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
getdecade() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
getS() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
gl_crm() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
I
I() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
indepdecaySr() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
indepSr() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
intensity() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
isotope (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
K
K (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
Kdep (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
L
lifetimes() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
M
M() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
mass (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
N
n0() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
name (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
nmax (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
NP (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
P
p (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
parseS() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
path (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
pick_rate() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
pickplot() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
plot_crm() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
plot_depletion() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
plot_ue_erate() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
plot_ue_nrate() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
plotax() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
plotEerror() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
plotparterror() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
plotrate() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
plottotpart() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
populate() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
populate_old() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
,
[1]
print_reaction() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
prode (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
R
R() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
r_mult (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
radrelax (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
rate (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
RateData (class in CRUMPET)
reactants (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
Reaction (class in CRUMPET)
reactions (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
(CRUMPET.RateData attribute)
read_ADAS() (CRUMPET.RateData method)
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[1]
read_EIRENE() (CRUMPET.RateData method)
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[1]
read_UE() (CRUMPET.RateData method)
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[1]
read_ue_crumpet() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
ret0() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
S
S() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
S_e (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
S_g (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
S_r (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
S_V (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
SAWADASIGMA_rate() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
setgrid() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
setkwargs() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
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[1]
setup_ADAS() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
setup_APID() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
setup_custom() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
setup_Johnson() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
setup_reactions() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
Sgl() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
Smat (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
solve_crm() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
(CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
species (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
species_rate() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
spectrum() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
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[1]
steady_state() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
(CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
T
Tarr (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
Tools (class in CRUMPET)
totmol() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
totparticles() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
type (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
U
UE_rate() (CRUMPET.Reaction method)
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[1]
V
ver (CRUMPET.Crumpet attribute)
verbose (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
vmax (CRUMPET.Crm attribute)
Vp (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
Vr (CRUMPET.Reaction attribute)
W
write_matrix() (CRUMPET.Crm method)
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[1]
write_ue_rates() (CRUMPET.Crumpet method)
,
[1]
X
XY2num() (CRUMPET.Tools method)
,
[1]