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REVIEW: Caught (1996) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
CAUGHT is a powerful character study and devastating love triangle. Although the title of the picture is an obvious giveaway for the ending, it doesn't matter. This is no mystery; the revelations are of the spirit and not of some artificial turn of an overly clever suspense plot.
Filmed in a tough area of Jersey City, CAUGHT is the cautionary tale of two people who invite a stranger into their lives and thereby transform their lives forever. Simple and hard working Joe (Edward James Olmos) is the owner of Joe's fish store. He brags that he was once known as "the fastest knife in the West" for his deboning skills. He is still so confident that he will give any customer who finds a bone in his fish, "their money back plus a quarter."
His wife Betty (Maria Conchita Alonso), who answer's the phone as "Mrs. Joe," is proud of her husband. She says, "Fish are his life." But he puts it more succinctly, "Fish been very, very good to me." Although happy, she has aspirations, "I want to go places." In part put-down and part realism, he retorts, "You want to go places? Get up at 5:00AM, I'll take you to Fulton's Fish Market."
Into their busy and unassuming life, comes a young man in his twenties named Nick (Arie Verveen). He is about the same age as their son Danny (Steve Schub) who has gone to Hollywood to seek his fortune as a standup comedian. When Nick arrives out of breath and starving at their shop, they invite him to stay at their house, and they soon give him a job as well. Yes, this is a show that strains credulity every now and then, but the emotions are real and the scenes so natural you will have no problem suspending disbelief.
The unglamorous cinematography by Michael F. Barrow is as carefully constructed and important as the antonymic lush work of John Toll in LEGENDS OF THE FALL. Look how shiny the grease reflects off of Nick's chin at dinner making him look especially crude. Every line in Betty's naked body is highlighted when she makes love to remind us of her age. As Joe is cutting fish, his facials pours seem like they will erupt at any moment.  Barrow loves close-ups and editor Norman Buckley combines them into dizzyingly fast sequences that keeps the pacing and the energy high.
 Betty wants more out of her life, but her husband is content with the challenges of running an inner city fish store. She looks sadly in the mirror at her aging body. Quiet Nick becomes Joe's second son, but Nick's hormones are raging, and he admires his young body which explodes with its sexuality.
As the title suggests, Betty and Nick are soon doing it all the time and in every locale possible. Amazingly, in a tiny apartment with thin walls, they never seem to wake up Nick.
The tension ratchets up even more when Danny, his wife Amy (Bitty Schram), and their young son Peter arrive home at a very inauspicious moment. Steve Schub is great as an obnoxious son who claims that stars are fighting to have him on their show, but right now, of course, he is a little hard pressed for cash. Schub has this evil look that makes his every statement seem to have deep hidden portent.
All of the performances are quite good, but Maria Conchita Alonso owns every scene she is in. She gives a beautiful and insightful performance of a woman who loves her husband, but doesn't want to let go of her sexuality. Nick is so available and so handsome, that it is hard to do anything but make love to him. Yes, it is wrong, but like the bottle and the alcoholic, they are drawn to each other.
The ending is much more impressive and complicated that the straightforward title suggestions. It is the best part of the film, and I liked it all except the way the conflict between Nick and Danny is resolved.
Masterfully directed by Robert M. Young (DOMINICK AND EUGENE and TRIUMPH OF THE SPIRIT) and with a well developed screenplay by Edward Pomerantz (based on his book "Into It"), CAUGHT is an entrancing film with sympathetic characters that keeps you glued to the screen. The script saves the best for last without ever cheating the audience along the way. Sometimes devastating, periodically erotic, always smartly written and acted, and frequently tender, CAUGHT is a cornucopia of emotions. If you go, it will catch you in its spell.
CAUGHT runs 1:59 but doesn't seem near that long. It is rated R for one dope smoking scene, lots of sex of many varieties, nudity, some violence, and bad language. It would be okay for mature teenagers only. For adults, I recommend it and give it ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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PERF
Motivation
The desire to rank and compare performances is universal across sports, be it to answer the question of whether Michael Jordan or LeBron James was the better basketball player, what 1968 Jim Ryun’s mile time would be on a modern, synthetic track, or whether Katie Ledecky’s or Michael Phelps’ victories were more impressive. However, accurately comparing such performances is difficult and error prone - in all cases we must acknowledge that we will never be able to come up with a definitive answer, the best we can do is come up with metrics to guide the discussion and add a layer of scientific nuance to arguments.
Background
In swimming and track and field, the governing bodies (FINA and the IAAF, respectively) publish ‘points’ tables which can be used to rank performances. FINA’s model is based on comparing a event performance’s time to the current world record for that event (the ‘base’ performance) and applying a cubic function to arrive at a points total:
The IAAF tables are based on Dr. Bojidar Spiriev’s Hungarian Scoring Table model which also calculates a score based on a base performance and several constants:
Where a, tb (the base performance) and c vary based on the event. Mick Bromilow’s “Towards a fairer scoring system in athletics” points out some issues and suggests improvements for this approach, and there are numerous other systems for evaluating or predicting performance in athletics (Gardner-Purdy points, Daniels’ VDOT, McMillan’s calculator, Mercier Score), as well for adjusting for wind or altitude.
Comparing road cycling performance is significantly more difficult than swimming or athletics - road races take place over varying terrain and venues without any standard event distances. Importantly, weather conditions, in particular wind, have a substantially larger impact on performance than in other sports due to the speeds reached during competition and the quadratic nature of aerodynamic drag. As such, coming up with a formula to compare any given cycling performance with another is a nonstarter. However, if we restrict the domain to just comparing cycling climbing performance we can minimize the impact of many confounding factors and come up with a rough model to use for comparison purposes.
Comparing cycling climbing performance is not a new idea - Michele Ferrari coined VAM (velocità ascensionale media) for comparing climbing speed, and Scott Richards & Dr. Michael Puchowicz (Veloclinic) have developed models (pVAM, pVGRAD) for predicting climbing performance. Critics have used these models to argue whether or not a performance was ‘too good to be true’, but these allegations need to be taken with a grain of salt - the models are subject to flaws and don’t have the power to be able to definitively brand a rider as a doper. More recently, the trend has shifting to relying on more scientifically backed models for quantifying cycling climbing performances.
Puchowicz’s current approach relies on Martin’s mathematical model for calculating cycling power, normalized for typical weight and conditions and corrected for altitude using Townsend’s model which relies on Monod and Scherrer’s seminal Critical Power (CP) model. This can be used to calculate an estimated, normalized W/kg for a rider, which can then be compared to other performances of the same duration.
Details
Puchowicz’s work provides an excellent starting point for development of ‘PERF’, a formula for comparing cycling performance across various climbing durations. However, while Puchowicz’s approach is mainly concerned with estimating and comparing Tour de France climbing performances during the race, PERF aims to also rate one-off efforts by amateur cyclists. Like with FINA/IAAF points tables, a world class performance should rate around 1000 points, with less impressive performances earning progressively less points.
PERF begins by deriving an altitude-adjusted estimation for normalized power-to-weight ratio (W/kg) based on Martin’s and Townsend’s models:
PRR = VG cos[tan-1(GR)] CRR mT g
PWB = VG (91 + 8.7 VG) / 1000
PPE = VG mT g sin[tan-1(GR)]
PKE = 1/2 (mT + I/r2) (VGf2 - VGi2) / (ti - tf)
PTOT = (PAT + PRR + PWB + PPE + PKE) / Ec
mT = mR + mB
ρ = (p0 (1 - Lh/T0)(gM)/(RL)M)/(R(T0 - Lh))
PALT = P (0.0016x3 + 0.0157x2 + 0.027x + 1.0025)
Where CRR, EC, g, Fw, T 0, p0, L, M, R are all constants with standard, well defined values, and the mB is assumed to be 8 kg (6.8 kg is the UCI limit for a bicycle, and then we need to account for clothes/helmet/shoes etc). Puchowicz simplifies these equations by assuming there is no change in kinetic energy (ie. the rider doesn’t need to accelerate into the base of the climb and thus PKE is zero), assumes there is no wind (see ‘Considerations’ below), so air velocity is equal to the ground velocity (Va = VG), when calculating PAT, and derives the density of air (ρ ) based on the median altitude h. Puchowicz actually goes even further and ignores the contributions related to wheel bearing friction (PWB) given that they are fairly negligible, but for completeness we leave this factor in the model for PERF.
The aerodynamic drag (CDA) depends on the coefficient of drag (CD) for a cyclist which from “Bicycling Science” (Wilson, 2004) can be 0.88/1.0/1.15 depending on the whether the rider is in the drops/hoods/tops respectively (Puchowicz uses 0.84). For these same positions the respective frontal area (A) is 0.36/0.40/0.632. Alternatively, area can be derived from the historically observed relationship between a rider’s height and weight and his frontal area in the drops:
Where mR is the mass of the rider (which is normalized to 67 kg for male riders and for 53 kg female riders) and hR is the height of the rider. If we normalize height to be 1.80 m for male riders we get a CDA in the drops of 0.367 which seems high - we would expect the value to be closer to 0.3 for a cyclist in the drops to match empirically determined numbers. As such, for PERF, we assume a CDA of 0.325 for men (0.300 for women, rounded from 0.297 which is what we get after scaling 0.325 to account for the smaller body size) to represent a climbing cyclist who spends time in the drops/hoods/tops but attempts to maintain as aggressive a position as possible for the duration of the effort.
In order to arrive at a rating for this value we can compare the performance Coggan’s table of what cyclists of various levels should be able to produce. These values can be thought of as the ‘base’ performance used in the models used by FINA and the IAAF. The values at the top of this table can be used to fit the CP model and we can then project what the expected ‘World Record’ power-to-weight ratio would be for any given duration for male or female riders:
CPF = 298.29 + 13499.9080036799/t
Finally, in order to come up with a rating between 0-1000 points, we simply use these critical power formulas (adjusted for median altitude using PALT) and the simplified PTOT formula to come up with a tWR for a given climb and then use a modified version of FINA’s formula to compare it to a performance of duration t. Instead of cubing the difference between tWR and t, we instead square it in order to give us a rating which rewards more points to sub-‘World Record’ performances. Because PERF is intended to be used to rank amateur performances, this adjustment helps ensure a more reasonable spread for the typical data points we deal with.
Considerations
Examples
In order to verify PERF as efficacious, it is instructive to see how it scores performances across several benchmark climbs:
Old La Honda
Old La Honda (OLH) is a benchmark climb in the Bay Area, climbing 390m in 4.80km according to Strava (alternative measurements end up being significantly different - for our purposes Strava is the authority for these examples). Similar to a 5000m running race in athletics, strong amateur performances on OLH are in the 14:30-15:00 range, with the best time from a retired professional currently standing at 13:26. PERF projects the tWR to be 12:50 for a motivated World Tour professional, a time which is in line with a typical WL performance in the 5000m on the track. For women, a time of 14:50 would score 1000 points.
OLH (along with Alpe d’Huez) is one of the climbs used to help determine the ‘slope’ of PERF - the coefficient of 2 in the scoring function was chosen so that a time for men close to 18:00 (4.5 W/kg) would be worth around 500 points (508). Furthermore, when we convert the best amateur female time (17:00) we get 14:42, which compares favorably to the best male amateur times (14:40-15:00). As another form of verification, we can compare OLH times to another benchmark climb in the Bay Area - a 17:00 OLH is deemed to be roughly equivalent to a 22:41 Kings Mountain time.
Alpe d'Huez
Perhaps the most famous climb of the Tour de France (and cycling), Alpe d’Huez climbs 1099m in 13.91km. The list of best performances is rife with suspect times, but a time somewhere in the range of Carlos Sastre’s 39:01 in 2006 and Nairo Quintana’s 39:50 in 2013 seems like it could plausibly be considered the world’s best clean performance. PERF predicts a time of 39:04 as the best male performance (44:46 for females).
Like with OLH, Alpe d’Huez was used to adjust the coefficient of the scoring function - a 57:00 performance would be performed at FTP and would take 4 W/kg - we would wish for PERF to give this close to 500 points (PERF rewards a 55:16 male performance with 500 points).
Others
Egan Bernal’s 27:12 on Gibraltr Road during the 2018 Tour of California is very close to the tWR predicted by PERF (27:06). PERF predicts a 31:54 best time on Col de la Madone which falls in the middle of the times claimed by Armstrong, Froome and Porte and the current best professional time on Strava. Chris Froome’s remarkable Ax-3 Domaines performance in the 2013 Tour of 23:14 slightly exceeds the projected tWR of 23:29, and the predicted bests of 47:22 for Ventoux and 38:54 for Zoncolan are both in the ballpark of what one might claim are reasonably achievable clean.


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A radar chart concisely displays multiple values. Radar plots are also called a spider charts or star charts.
var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot(600, 400);
double[,] values = {
{ 78, 83, 84, 76, 43 },
{ 100, 50, 70, 60, 90 }
};
plt.AddRadar(values);
// improve plot styling
plt.Frameless();
plt.Grid(enable: false);
plt.SaveFig("radar_quickstart.png");
Change the axis type to polygon to display radar charts with straight lines.
var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot(600, 400);
double[,] values = {
{ 78, 83, 84, 76, 43 },
{ 100, 50, 70, 60, 90 }
};
var radarPlot = plt.AddRadar(values);
radarPlot.AxisType = RadarAxis.Polygon;
plt.SaveFig("radar_straightLines.png");
A radar chart can have no drawn axis as well.
var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot(600, 400);
double[,] values = {
{ 78, 83, 84, 76, 43 },
{ 100, 50, 70, 60, 90 }
};
var radarPlot = plt.AddRadar(values);
radarPlot.AxisType = RadarAxis.None;
radarPlot.ShowAxisValues = false;
plt.SaveFig("radar_noLines.png");
Category labels can be displayed on the radar chart.
var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot(600, 400);
double[,] values = {
{ 5, 3, 10, 15, 3, 2, 256 },
{ 5, 2, 10, 10, 1, 4, 252 },
};
var radar = plt.AddRadar(values, independentAxes: true);
radar.CategoryLabels = new string[] { "Wins", "Poles", "Podiums", "Points Finishes", "DNFs", "Fastest Laps", "Points" };
radar.GroupLabels = new[] { "Sebastian Vettel", "Fernando Alonso" };
radar.ShowAxisValues = false;
// customize the plot
plt.Title("2010 Formula One World Championship");
plt.Legend();
/* Data represents the 2010 Formula One World Championship
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Formula_One_World_Championship
* Note: Alonso did not finish (DNF) in the Malaysian GP, but was included
* here because he completed >90% of the race distance.
*/
plt.SaveFig("radar_labelCategory.png");
Labels can be displayed on the arms of the radar chart.
var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot(600, 400);
double[,] values = {
{ 5, 3, 10, 15, 3, 2 },
{ 5, 2, 10, 10, 1, 4 },
};
var radar = plt.AddRadar(values);
radar.CategoryLabels = new string[] { "Wins", "Poles", "Podiums", "Points Finishes", "DNFs", "Fastest Laps" };
radar.GroupLabels = new string[] { "Sebastian Vettel", "Fernando Alonso" };
// customize the plot
plt.Title("2010 Formula One World Championship");
plt.Legend();
/* Data represents the 2010 Formula One World Championship
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Formula_One_World_Championship
* Note: Alonso did not finish (DNF) in the Malaysian GP, but was included
* here because he completed >90% of the race distance.
*/
plt.SaveFig("radar_labelValue.png");
Axis scaling can be independent, allowing values for each category to be displayed using a different scale. When independent axis mode is enabled, axis limits are automatically adjusted to fit the range of the data.
var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot(600, 400);
double[,] values = { { 5, 3, 10, 15, 3, 2, 256 }, { 5, 2, 10, 10, 1, 4, 252 }, };
var radar = plt.AddRadar(values, independentAxes: true);
radar.CategoryLabels = new string[] { "Wins", "Poles", "Podiums", "Points Finishes", "DNFs", "Fastest Laps", "Points" };
radar.GroupLabels = new string[] { "Sebastian Vettel", "Fernando Alonso" };
// customize the plot
plt.Title("2010 Formula One World Championship");
plt.Legend();
/* Data represents the 2010 Formula One World Championship
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Formula_One_World_Championship
* Note: Alonso did not finish (DNF) in the Malaysian GP, but was included
* here because he completed >90% of the race distance.
*/
plt.SaveFig("radar_axisScaling.png");
Radar charts with independent axis limits use scales fitted to the data by default, but scaling can be controlled by defining the maximum value for each axis.
var plt = new ScottPlot.Plot(600, 400);
double[,] values = {
{ 5, 3, 10, 15, 3, 2, 256 },
{ 5, 2, 10, 10, 1, 4, 252 },
};
double[] maxValues = { 13, 15, 17, 15, 10, 10, 413 };
var radar = plt.AddRadar(values, independentAxes: true, maxValues: maxValues);
radar.CategoryLabels = new string[] { "Wins", "Poles", "Podiums", "Points Finishes", "DNFs", "Fastest Laps", "Points" };
radar.GroupLabels = new string[] { "Sebastian Vettel", "Fernando Alonso" };
// customize the plot
plt.Title("2010 Formula One World Championship");
plt.Legend();
/* Data represents the 2010 Formula One World Championship
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Formula_One_World_Championship
* Note: Alonso did not finish (DNF) in the Malaysian GP, but was included
* here because he completed >90% of the race distance.
*
* Max values are based on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Formula_One_World_Drivers%27_Champions.
*/
plt.SaveFig("radar_axisLimits.png");


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template Conv2dLayer< float > * | magmadnn::layer::conv2d (op::Operation< float > *, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, int, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, bool, bool, tensor_filler_t< float >, tensor_filler_t< float >) |
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template Conv2dLayer< double > * | magmadnn::layer::conv2d (op::Operation< double > *, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, int, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, const std::vector< unsigned int > &, bool, bool, tensor_filler_t< double >, tensor_filler_t< double >) |
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From a view model decorated with UI decorators one can create a complete form with just one component. This is highly flexible and can be customized using several options.
fieldset
elementsThis form makes use of the <ac-editor> component.
<form (ngSubmit)="saveUser()" [formGroup]="userForm" role="form" class="row">
<fieldset>
<legend>Edit current user</legend>
<ac-editor [userForm]="userForm" name="userName" ></ac-editor>
<ac-editor [userForm]="userForm" name="email" ></ac-editor>
<ac-editor [userForm]="userForm" name="phoneNumber" ></ac-editor>
<ac-editor [userForm]="userForm" name="age" ></ac-editor>
<ac-editor [userForm]="userForm" name="passWord" ></ac-editor>
<ac-editor [userForm]="userForm" name="passWordTwo" ></ac-editor>
The form needs a name, here we used 'userForm'. The editor gets a reference to that name using the property [userForm]. The [name] property is bound to the properties of the view model. The view model needs the decorators to figure out what editor must be shown. It also pulls the validation information from the model. The model used on this form looks like this:
The form tag itself, buttons and other form related stuff is not part of the control. The values are two-way bound to a model, that will change automatically.
export class UserViewModel {{ '{' }}
@Hidden()
id: number = 0;
@Display('E-Mail', 'E-Mail address')
@Required()
@MaxLength(100)
@Email()
email: string = '';
@Display('Phone Number', 'The user\'s phone')
@Required()
@MaxLength(20)
phoneNumber: string = '';
@Display('User Name', 'The full name')
@Required()
@MaxLength(100)
userName: string = '';
@Display('Age', 'From 12 to 88')
@Range(12, 88)
age = 14;
@Display('Password')
@Required()
@Compare('passWordTwo')
passWord: string = '';
@Display('Password')
@Required()
passWordTwo: string = '';
{{ '}' }}


SCARFACE (1983)
A film review by Mike Watson Copyright 1998 Mike Watson
Rating: 4 out of 5
At one point during Brian De Palma's crime epic SCARFACE, the radiant Michelle Pfeiffer turns to a ranting Al Pacino and pops a question that the audience has no doubt been wanting to ask for themselves: "Can't you stop saying 'fuck' all the time?"
 It may not be an honour that instills the filmmakers with pride, but as far as I can tell Oliver Stone's script contains the said expletitive more times than any other film in cinema history.
Yet it would be a shame if bad language is all De Palma's SCARFACE is remembered for, because this is a damn fine gangstar flick. The overall structure is similar to Howard Hawks' 1932 original, but this time the scene has switched to Miami, Florida and our anti-hero's chosen vice is cocaine traffiking. Pacino, sporting a thick Cuban accent, gives one the best performances of his career (Golden Globe nominated) as Tony Montana, a Cuban refugee with a criminal past who flees Castro and comes to America to live the American Dream.
 From his earliest jobs as a drug runner for various middlemen, Tony Montana makes it clear to everyone he meets that he's not a man to be fucked (sorry).  "Never do your own stash", warns one character early in the film. As sure as night follows day, the Emperor Of Miami eventually falls.
Writer Oliver Stone and director Brian De Palma make an explosive combination here. Stone's script offers solid storytelling and some fine character development. Montana is fascinating; uneducated but calculating, a straight shooter who speaks from the heart; an ambitious, violent man yet one with a conscience. A man fiercely protective of his beautiful 20 year old sister, not wanting her to be sucked into the glitzy, dangerous world which he inhabits. Pacino is dynamite, taking to the role with a brooding, bristling energy which in his more recent films has often degenerated into just simple overracting.
Pfeiffer also registers strongly as the gangstar mole with no inner life. Only once does Tony express real affection for her and his desire to have children, and even then you sense all he really wants is a regular screw and a beautiful object to show off to his friends, and she's happy to oblige. This isn't as meaty a role for Pfieffer as Sharon Stone's was in CASINO, but its an effective one nonetheless and she aquits herself well.
As director, De Palma sets up a number of dramatic scenes with his typical stylistic brauva. The escalating tension he creates in various mob situations - a drug deal gone wrong, an assination attempt - is often thrilling, and in this respect he is every bit the equal of Scorese and Coppola.
Where he differs from, say, Coppola's Godfather trilogy is in his overall treatment. Coppola gives his crime sagas an operatic sweep, whereas in SCARFACE De Palma opts for a grittier feel. And it perfectly suits the material.  It's just not right, and unfortunately compromises the impact of some otherwise good scenes.
As expected, SCARFACE is very violent at times, but you shouldn't be watching gangster movies if that upsets you. At over two and a half hours in length it's a true epic, and if you're a fan of the genre you'll love f**k-filled minute of it.
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The API similar to datetime.date() that stands on the B.S date.
The current version of NepaliDate is 2.0.5 .
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The current version of NepaliDate is 2.0.5 .


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Pyniggli is a very simple code. It doesn’t take very many arguments and uses only a handful of functions. For examples of how to use the code to reduce a cell see :doc: examples.
Contains the main class and functions for the niggli reduced cell. As described in the papers found at:
Author: Wiley S. Morgan 2017
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class
pyniggli.niggli.
reduced_cell
(A, eps=None)[source]¶ This class contains the methods necessary to reduce a lattice to it’s niggli reduced cell.
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original
¶ numpy ndarray – The original cell vectors.
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niggli
¶ numpy ndarray – The niggli reduced cell vectors.
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C
¶ numpy ndarray – The transformation matrix to transform from the original to the niggli cell (O’ = O C).
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volume
¶ float – The volume of the cell.
Examples
The following examples show how to generate a niggli reduced cell.
>>> import numpy an np >>> from pyniggli.niggli import reduced_cell >>> A = np.transpase([[0.5,0,0.5],[0,3,0],[0.5,0,-0.5]]) >>> B = reduced_cell(A) >>> print(np.transpose(B.C)) array([[-0.5,0,-0.5],[-0.5,0,0.5],[0,-3,0]])
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Kelsey Grammer teases 'Frasier' reboot in 'late summer' 2020
by Jessica NapoliKelsey Grammer is ready to make his return to the small screen as Dr. Frasier Crane.
The actor, 64, sat down for an interview on "In Depth with Graham Bensinger," and dropped new details about a reboot of the beloved sitcom, "Frasier."
“We’ve got it hatched. We’ve hatched the plan, what we think is the right way to go,” Grammer said. “We’re sort of on standby a little bit."
KELSEY GRAMMER SAYS HE HOPES TO BRING ‘FRASIER’ BACK, IS ‘SHOPPING FOR THE RIGHT IDEA’
"Working out a couple of possible network deals that we’re circling. 'Frasier' is sort of in a second position to that at this point. So there’s still stuff going on. But a revisit to Frasier, Frasier’s world is I think definitely going to come," he added.
"Frasier" ran for 11 seasons on NBC between 1993 to 2004 and received 108 Primetime Emmy Award nominations with 37 wins.
“We’ll see how people respond to it because it’s not going to be the same place, it’s not going to be Seattle. It’s not going to be the same Frasier — it’s going to be the man in his next iteration. Hopefully, that’ll be something people like watching. But I think it’ll be funny,” Grammer explained.
In terms of airdate, the revival should premiere in late summer 2020, according to the star. “It’s ready to go. We just gotta sort of staff it and find somebody that wants to give us money for it," he teased.
KELSEY GRAMMER SPOTTED HOLDING A 'FRASIER' SCRIPT SPARKS REBOOT RUMORS
Grammer also hinted at what the radio host character will be up to in this new phase of his life.
“It’s still his search for love, for one thing. I think that’ll always go on with Frasier. But a connection with his son,” he said.
Rumors of Grammer's working on a reboot started in August 2018 when he told the "Today" show that he was "talking to some writers about it" and "we've listened to a couple of takes, we have a couple of ideas that might work out."
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self._initialize(inputs)
return _batch_reshape(inputs,
output_shape=self._output_shape,
preserve_dims=self._preserve_dims)
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def reversed(self, name=None):
Returns inverse batch reshape.
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inputs,
tuple(preserved_shape) + output_shape)
else:
dynamic_preserved_shape = tf.shape(inputs)[:self._preserve_dims]
output = tf.reshape(
inputs,
tf.concat([dynamic_preserved_shape, output_shape], axis=0))
return output
@base.no_name_scope
def reversed(self, name=None):
Returns inverse batch reshape.


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"""
This module holds different utility functions. Mainly used by handlers.
"""
import itertools
import os
from collections import deque
from pymatgen.io.cp2k.inputs import Cp2kInput
from pymatgen.io.cp2k.outputs import Cp2kOutput
[docs]def restart(actions, output_file, input_file, no_actions_needed=False):
"""
Helper function. To discard old restart if convergence is already good, and copy
the restart file to the input file. Restart also supports switching back and forth
between OT and diagonalization as needed based on convergence behavior. If OT is not
being used and a band gap exists, then OT will be activated.
Args:
actions (list): list of actions that the handler is going to return to custodian. If
no actions are present, then non are added by this function
output_file (str): the cp2k output file name.
input_file (str): the cp2k input file name.
"""
if actions or no_actions_needed:
o = Cp2kOutput(output_file)
ci = Cp2kInput.from_file(input_file)
restart_file = o.filenames.get("restart")
restart_file = restart_file[-1] if restart_file else None
if ci.check("force_eval/dft"):
wfn_restart = ci["force_eval"]["dft"].get("wfn_restart_file_name")
else:
wfn_restart = None
# If convergence is already pretty good, or we have moved to a new ionic step,
# discard the old WFN
if wfn_restart:
conv = get_conv(output_file)
if (conv and conv[-1] <= 1e-5) or restart_file:
actions.append(
{"dict": input_file, "action": {"_unset": {"FORCE_EVAL": {"DFT": "WFN_RESTART_FILE_NAME"}}}}
)
# If issues arose after some ionic steps and corrections are possible
# then switch the restart file to the input file.
if restart_file:
actions.insert(
0,
{
"file": os.path.abspath(restart_file),
"action": {"_file_copy": {"dest": os.path.abspath(input_file)}},
},
)
# TODO Not sure I like this solution
[docs]def activate_ot(actions, ci):
"""
Activate OT scheme.
actions (list):
list of actions that are being applied. Will be modified in-place
ci (Cp2kInput):
Cp2kInput object, used to coordinate settings
"""
eps_scf = ci["force_eval"]["dft"]["scf"]["eps_scf"]
ot_actions = [
{
"dict": "cp2k.inp",
"action": [
(
"_unset",
{"FORCE_EVAL": {"DFT": "SCF"}},
)
],
},
{
"dict": "cp2k.inp",
"action": [
(
"_set",
{
"FORCE_EVAL": {
"DFT": {
"SCF": {
"MAX_SCF": 20,
"OT": {
"ENERGY_GAP": 0.01,
"ALGORITHM": "STRICT",
"PRECONDITIONER": "FULL_ALL",
"MINIMIZER": "DIIS",
"LINESEARCH": "2PNT",
},
"OUTER_SCF": {"MAX_SCF": 20, "EPS_SCF": eps_scf},
}
}
}
},
)
],
},
]
actions.extend(ot_actions)
[docs]def activate_diag(actions):
"""
Activate diagonalization
actions (list):
list of actions that are being applied. Will be modified in-place
"""
diag_actions = [
{"dict": "cp2k.inp", "action": ("_unset", {"FORCE_EVAL": {"DFT": {"SCF": "OT"}}})},
{"dict": "cp2k.inp", "action": ("_unset", {"FORCE_EVAL": {"DFT": {"SCF": "OUTER_SCF"}}})},
{
"dict": "cp2k.inp",
"action": (
"_set",
{
"FORCE_EVAL": {
"DFT": {
"SCF": {
"MAX_SCF": 200,
"ADDED_MOS": 100, # TODO needs to be dynamic value
"MAX_DIIS": 15,
"DIAGONALIZATION": {},
"MIXING": {"ALPHA": 0.05},
"SMEAR": {"ELEC_TEMP": 300, "METHOD": "FERMI_DIRAC"},
}
}
}
},
),
},
]
actions.extend(diag_actions)
[docs]def can_use_ot(output, ci, minimum_band_gap=0.1):
"""
Check whether OT can be used:
OT should not already be activated
The output should show that the system has a band gap that is greater than minimum_band_gap
Args:
output (Cp2kOutput): cp2k output object for determining band gap
ci (Cp2kInput): cp2k input object for determining if OT is already active
minimum_band_gap (float): the minimum band gap for OT
"""
output.parse_dos()
if (
not ci.check("FORCE_EVAL/DFT/SCF/OT")
and not ci.check("FORCE_EVAL/DFT/KPOINTS")
and output.band_gap
and output.band_gap > minimum_band_gap
):
return True
return False
[docs]def tail(filename, n=10):
"""
Returns the last n lines of a file as a list (including empty lines)
"""
with open(filename) as f:
t = deque(f, n)
if t:
return t
return [""] * n
[docs]def get_conv(outfile):
"""
Helper function to get the convergence info from SCF loops
Args:
outfile (str): output file to parse
Returns:
returns convergence info (change in energy between SCF steps) as a
single list (flattened across outer scf loops).
"""
out = Cp2kOutput(outfile, auto_load=False, verbose=False)
out.parse_scf_opt()
return list(itertools.chain.from_iterable(out.data["convergence"]))


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BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS (director: Roy Del Ruth; screenwriter: novel "Missing Men" by John H. Ayres/ Robert R. Presnell, Sr.; cinematographer: Barney "Chick" McGill; editor: James Gibbon; cast: Lewis Stone (Captain Webb), Pat O'Brien (Detective Butch 'Butchie Wootchie' Saunders), Glenda Farrell (Belle Howard Saunders), Bette Davis (Norma Roberts, an alias of Norma Williams), Allen Jenkins (Detective Joe Musik ), Hugh Herbert (Slade), Ruth Donnelly (Gwendolyn "Pete" Harris), Alan Dinehart (Therme Roberts), Adrian Morris (Conlin), 1933)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A breezy, screwball comedy about police, with a slightly different twist, it is about NYC's Bureau of Missing Persons. A scrawl flashed across the screen notes that there were 27,000 missing people in NYC last year. It is based on a book by a former police captain, John H. Ayres. Bette Davis was just a year away from stardom in her breakthrough film "Of Human Bondage," therefore she reluctantly settled for Warner Bros. giving her second billing to Pat O'Brien.
Two-fisted Butch Saunders (Pat O'Brien) is unceremoniously transferred out of the robbery division and into Missing Persons because of his rough tactics and too many unnecessary arrests.
He meets with Captain Webb (Lewis Stone), who tells him in his department it is not force that counts but brainwork. The captain is the wiseman on the hill, conducting his department in a humane and considerate fashion, as he shows a healthy tolerance for the human condition and an ability to circumvent the bureaucratic way of doing things in favor of common sense. A series of on-going cases are briefly targeted, by showing the other detectives on the job. Joe (Jenkins) is looking for a missing husband who has run away with another woman. Detective Conlin (Adrian) tracks down a missing boy via a chase involving an airplane and a carrier pigeon. Detective Slade (Hugh Herbert) is comically in pursuit of a husband looking for his wife Gwendolyn through the entire film and finally finds her right under his nose. A 12-year-old concert violinist runs away from home and is returned to his pushy parents who won't let him play with the other children. A woman is mercifully not told by the captain that her missing daughter is in jail, figuring that would break her heart even more.
Halfway through the film, Bette Davis pops into the Bureau to report her husband as missing. Butch, who is separated from his wife, falls immediately in love with Bette and tries to help her find her husband. The tough-guy's heart goes out to her, but he is in shock when the Chicago police accuse her of murder. Left with the choice of arresting her or giving her a chance to explain what happened, he chooses the later, and she plays him for a sucker and disappears.
 Glenda lightens up the crowded bureau offices with her shrieks of Butchie Wootchie, as she chases after her unhappy husband.
O'Brien comes up with an ingenuous plan to find Bette: he takes a "dead body" from the morgue, tells the newspapers that the body is Davis's, and stages "her" funeral. He figures she can't resist attending her own funeral. His plan works, but Bette when caught again tells him that she is innocent and explains to the puzzled O'Brien, who is willing to do almost anything for her, even take her word again.
Bette tells him she was a secretary to a guy named Therme Roberts (Dinehart), who is a Chicago broker accused of embezzlement and he has a twin brother who is daffy, that no one knows about. She says that was not Therme who died, he ran away after killing his brother, knowing the police would think that was him who was killed. When the police came in, she just discovered the body and was holding the murder weapon. She thought the best chance she had for clearing herself was to come to NYC and get the Missing Persons to help her locate him... . Her chance to prove herself correct comes when Therme is also spotted at the funeral.
So the story's not perfect! But this was a fun programmer, fast-paced and a typical Warner Bros. potboiler of that time period.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE DATED THIS THE 2"" DAY OF JULY 2010 BEFORE THE HONBLE MR. JUSTICE C.R. r<usv:ARAsw;:.«:s-ref.'__'_5f CRIMINAL PETITION No.769/2o1_oV1"-~..,. O" A BETWEEN: 1. M/s. Athashri -- Paranjape Schemes Bangalore ._ Flat No.1 Monalisa Apartments, 100 feet Road, 6"' Main, 2"" Stage, Indiranagar, V Bangalore--56O 038. 2. Mr. Shashank Par.a'nj_ape,-""""':1 A S/o Sri. Pt:rs.:s'hott_am7fPara'::j.ga;3e, _ H Partner, 't-at/s--. At.hasl'a'-rt'-A _Pa.ra'n._1'a;)'e Schemes Bangalore FEat No.1 Mo'-nalisa Apartrnergtts, 100 feet _VRoad,"€;V_"" iV.i,a'--in,"v2"'"J"' Stage, Indiranagar, __Bangal_ore--'56O 038...' V Petitioners (By -l\4l:§"~--l,<.athavE, Advocate) Awe} ~. The Karnataka State Pollution -,.,'_j':Co_nt.rol E5oa':',d.,.'1- Regional Office, Bangalore East, 4. ,,,'22";iFtoVt;ti_, Public Utlﬁity Building, M--.{3';Ro.a,d,fBangalore 560 001. .'=.._VRe.o-resented by its ED'?'.Qtit_y§ Environmental Officer. Respondent
EElrv.._i'(B\.[Sri. EIR. Dlwakar, Advocate for M/s. Lex Eustice, Advocates) é/.
This Criminal Petition is filed under Section 482 of Code of Criminal Procedure by the advocate for the petitioners rjrayihg that this Hon'ble Court may be pleased to quash the proceetii'iigs in C.C.No.4026/2009 U3ki9MxCLC.849/2006) pending on ﬂ3giHe\_ of Additional CMM, Bangalore Rural District. Th$ CﬂnﬁnalPeﬁﬁon m connng on ay.;daiss¢n the day the Court made the following : V '_ oRoeeK iins cnnnnai Peﬁhon is ska} under secuon 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure proceedings in CLC.NCL4026/2009'Umd-NoﬁLCE849?ﬁQQ6ibendmg onthefﬂe of the Additional:iAC'ii.i.-ef.uV_lrl«etr'o:;5'ol_ita_n_' Magistrate, Bangalore Rural District.
2. the 'factslof the case as stated in the complaint are as A u "r'i"ci e rif * .. gg i'h'ei."_'ig:o'iri'olairiant is the Karnataka State Pollution Control i§oa.rd_reij'resented by its Envirorimentai Officer. It is in-.._.'the" cornpiaint that complainant is a body corporate V"of'1.,__co.n'stitu'ted under Section--4 of the Water (Prevention arid £9/.
Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 by the Government of i<arna'taka. The powers and function of the compiainant --
establishing a Comprehensive State Wide Programme: _ if protect and enhance the quaiity ft'he._VVeni/iro_'n'men't"hin Karnataka. To impiement this ma4n.da't._e, pol,l.igfti'o'n" co,n'tvroVl'=, legisiation makes the complain'ain?t'i» respo.n_si'hi'e toadopt environmental standards a.nd~~..'_reg_u'l'aVt'ions:'fo._r. thefvvétate. The object of the complaint is to environment
-- air, water and ia4r3~ti'u,p:fti-n in exercise of the powers under i--E":5nv'i'if.ori'n"ient (Protection) Act-- 1986, the issued a notification authorizing Officer to fiie the complaint_w_Vho has tjee.n','«dei_eda.ted powers under sections 20, 21 af'n'd«.__ﬂ3 }t'hc:'-ii\/vat.',3F r\'tt'ar-rd' sectionw24 of the Air Act. in the complaint that the Ministry of 9"»._..Environ'njentV_a'ii"d_*iV.Forest, Government of india has issued .tf_j:Ern_vii:orimentimpact Assessment Notification 1994 in exercise of 9:~--'.:Vth.eV"ipo~w>er';: conferred under the provisions of -the Environment . 'V:,"l(-Protecition) Act. The said notification has been amended time to ;L/' time and an amendment was aiso made on 7"" Juéy 2OG.4";~-_ As per the said notification, there are 32 industries/activities which require Environment CEea:ravn'e:iei"from V' the Ministry of Environment and Foresthbieifore 'tyak.inr;j:"u.pVof:Viany construction work, preliminary or 0theFWi5__€:"E'.&iatii'!Q_"_CO. se~ttingé"~Lip'--.V of new project or expansion/mo"dt,e'r-nization._Vo.ff'.=thVé; ieixistingii project. Under Entry , niotification, the construction activities have taking up any construction the deveioper is required to obtain Certificate from the Ministry of ihéoivivernment of India.
2.3 Itis 'VaiieoedV,w_i'ri':.ijttie"'cornptaint that the accused persons have tai<e;n.,uAp con_structio.n residentiai cornpiex/apartments coV.nsi;.,%§i'n'i34i:ofi.j1~18'..fF\ats'ViAn""thAe name of the Accused No.1 without obtaii-hing Vei:v:i'ronm"en_tai ciearance certificate from the Ministry of ii'Ai""Evnvironr'n.ent_ancEi"jE*orest, Government of India. itifs further stated in the complaint that when the W_"'=co'njipi,ain_ant came to know with regard to the construction he made inspection of the site on 5.4.2006 and drawn 2%!' a mahazar. Thereafter on 10.4.2006 directions were given not to go ahead with the construction activities on the propoVse'_dc3.i.te. Thereafter the accused has fiied an appiication for_;"Cor;'se'r_1t5p'n~. 12.4.2006. In pursuance of the said appiicatéoinytvsi.t:e.viias-., inspected on 17.6.2006 and found that thefcongshtrdctéi"on-...gggvvorié' had stopped due to the writ}petition_!'i3efore"u'%'this Thereafter on 27.6.2006 the site vva's._"i'r'.specte-d found that the accused did not obtain the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The.rea_fter._these"vfac:ts3were brought to the knowledge of 1iead_bgffice"xwh'icihtauthiorized the Regional officer of thetcwonipiiawinaijt t_o'ri.:nitiateVV'c'riminaé action against the accused.
2.5 ,--1ftg is fuaisio 'stated the compiaint that in order to afttractp the 3-."am"ended fvnotfifécation dated 7"' Juiy 2004, the foEE'owE:n.g-'ha-3:\.i.been fixed viz., (a) If the discharge of the "evrriueritf rhorefthfan 5o,ooo iiters per day or (9) if the totai cost more than $315.50 crores, or (C) if the facéiity is tohost more than 1,000 people, or (d) if the area is more hectares.
2.6 It is further stated in the compiaint that the"~agc~cu'sed persons have taken up construction of 206 reside_s-itiialéiiiagjtsf for aged people in sy. i\los.19/2, 146/4 an;ci....1'48/2"n'e"ar'_';i7a'tte'_iidt;.gV,'* Agrahara viilage, White field road, K.R:;~:.'Pui'ranii l~'iob§~i,:"i3aiig--al'o1r.e East taluk, Bangalore and 1,030 tieooie are :e;:_o_e'cted._"t-o...occupy=.l' the fiats at an average of S ;;_3ersonASyi..i:5§r:__fl'a_yti :f._urtvEnéer stated that consumption of water -iitres per day on an average consumpti-oyn head and is expected to of waste water (sewage) notification dated 7.7.2604 of Environment and Forest, Government of"-India', discharges more than 50,000 litres they should obtain Environmental :.C"i~c--:§arAa:n«c:xe:_ before undertaking construction activity. TherlefoVre__itV"i'sa"a»iieg.ed that without obtaining the Environmental Ciearance' C€"lftif'i'C".Elt€, commencing the construction activity is an l3oth the accused have violated the said notification thus liabie to be punished under sectionw1S of the E"nvi'ro'nment (Protection) Act, 1986. Accused No.2 is working £6/,, as the Managing Director to the Accused No.1. Accused No.2 is in--charge of all affairs pertaining to constructionVuo'f_E*1V18 residential flats at the project. Subsequently;""'on.e_~--.'._rn::.r'e«_ apptication was submitted adding 88 flats in the_.secoind'.. the said project. Noticing these vioiati:.ons.,-..thieuCgh':a.i'r'rna'n'"offthe complainant -- Board has authorized-.the E'nvi'ronmen'it'ai.Qfficgertog"A. present the comptaint against thelvlviaccused having atleged to have committed;::._._t:ne' "under the provisions of Section:_1S of'...th:e:.En-vAir:onn1en't.L_*fi5rotection) Act, 1986. 4Hf'ﬁ5i..fa hpﬁ1ficff"";
2.7 is.aiso"'ste..ted_"i'n,:'t'h._e'comptaint that the act of the accused also congstitut'es""'ico»-ntinued offence' for the reason that though corniplainantibrought to the knowledge of the accused .no'ti.f:icatio.ndated 7.7.2004 with regard to Environment Clear'an:ceg to be obtained from the Ministry of Eng;ronrn'ent~~.fén'd".VForest, Government of India, the accused did the same. Ail these facts discloses that the act of acculsed in continuing to put up construction without o"'ota'in'ilng the Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) and Z 3/ Consent for Establishment (CFE) is intentional and deliberateand hence the act of the accused attracts 'continued offenVc.e_Jf..H"* 2.8 Therefore the complainant prays for takinrigicojgniiancie for the offence under sectéon--19 of the:'ElnVvi'ronrriei1.t.rV}'a(otce'cti'on'} Act, 1986 and further to punish the accused pe;yso'nvs'~ offence committed under sectio'n.,.5T':ri5 of*~theyf'.=En*,{EroVn'mentVV (Protection) Act, 1986. s _4 V
3. Witnesses stated in.t'ne 'corn';:la"i'--ntt'~ are Regional Officer and Assistant Environmental.rO'ffic'erV.'~ aijmfalrrre working at the Karnataka State 'Pollutie_n"Cyo'ritr'o~!._ Board.
4. I_h_ave h'ea_rdr.thell'ea'r'ned counsel for the petitioners as vyell"vas learned couns'e'l"for the respondent. co.uri..sel for the petitioners su bméts as under: 5l..t.__V the notification dated 27"" January 1994 "--ri.-1'i;jrqd'L»ceTd at.r__}'xnnexure--f\/E2 does not apply to the project in View of the 7" July 2004 notification produced at "rul.Di'nne_><_t%tre--¥'/31. He further submits that eventhough he had fifed 10
(g) any construction project falling under Entry~3V_:1-.._4yi'~.. of Schedule I inciuding "new towrrs'iii'os,'__;' industrial townships, settlement c'oE:oi*.ijes,i' % commercial compiexes, Vhotei hospitais and office coftapiexies persons or below or.i'd_ischa'rgV'i"ng Se=vv'%aVge_i'of'_j'; 3 50,000 iitres Der daY""i«i.o"r'i.beiow._o'r'iii;¢itiE*i:'an investment of Rs...SO.QO--cro_i*es*o.r beiéovvj' 5.3 Learned counsef_f_Qt'_At.he"._'i§etit'i'o:h'e~:ts»-.iiaiso invited the attention of this decision of this Court in vvpf. vi\io.18904/2006, W.P.
No.¢i1OO/Zooiaﬂc/:Ai}\;' of on 27"' November 2009. W.P. i\io.4100/2008 were filed by one Sri 50.18904/2006 was fiied by the ';Jg_titi'0ner he2?ein:V%'vig., M/smiDaran}ape Schemes, Bangaiore. 5/i««._ L€__~*a'rne'd counsei for the petitioners submits that in ""-:i,?\I".'P;"'i\§0b.}»<11t)'t'}/'.2008 the Division Eench of this Court has raised A"«mthe.Foiiowiirig points for consideration: ax 11
1. Whether the Construction Company had the statutory right for seeking review of the earlier order of the board under Section 25(7) of the wat.e't_"g_ (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,
2. Whether the Pollution Control Board.V__ha.s % Dower to review its order of refu~sa'i to favour of the Construction Company if it A
3. Whether the review order is pasised' by t,:1e' in compliance with the provisi'os»n:sl»of Sectio'ni¥T§:i5(.'?';) the Water (Prevention and Cio'ritr:oi of._Pollutio'n)~"/Sict, 1974 and in compliancelliof natural Justice ? Q 1 »
4. Whether in favour of the Construictiony the Poliutioh Control Board and"w:het.h'erA'.thAe.re is proper delegation of .__the 'ABoa--..r.duin favour of the Chairman for P l:'E'\.I'l:vel.'\,{VlTi"iAg its-earlier order of rejection for issuing CFE l'x"The Divi's.i_onv___Berit:h of this Court has answered the above point x{1_) to..--:(4) in W.P. §\lo,-4100/2008 in favour of the Company and held that Consent for Establishment {X 12 (CFE) is rightly granted by the Chairman of the Pollution Cointrol Board by reviewing its eariier order.
5.5 Learned counsel for the petitioners the attention of this Court to point No.4 raisedjiéfovrlco'nAs*id:e*ra~tiLor§_Ain WP. No.936/2006, which reads asy.~u_nder':'--«y""i-- "4. Whether the cornmencen'ierit"iof the" clolristfructiion of the building upon th--e_piot_.ii"1"q.i.iest'i-o.n oral' the basis of the sanctioned plain:7a.nd:L';iV:e.nc'eVfjisCsiued by the CMC, ason that_ date,A...Ci¢%Ei:--i.w'as by the Karnataka Po=llutio».ri "'C:on.t'i=ol..fBoard and therefore"rCo.n'St'rU:ct;ion"'oVf"the b'u'i'ld'iVng is illegal ? The DivisionVCE.'>eri.ch has answered the above Doint No.4 in W.VP._v 936a/'20_O6_i'n r:avou} of the Construction Company. LeVarne:d'«-..counsel for the petitioners also invited the attenti.on'.__o«i' to point No.3 raised for consideration in E\lo.'i"89€3{1/2{)"'O6, which reads as under: 't'_A"v3_._"Whether the Construction Companyis entitled for the reiiefs as grayed in the writ getition ?
ﬁr 13 The Division Bench of this Court has held that point No.3 No.18904/O6 is whoiiy unnecessary and disposed petition.
5.7 In the circumstances, iéarneds counsenpiv petitioners prays for quashino--..,rth_e p"roceeoVin:gs~.."'i'n No.4€)26/2009 (oid c.c. mo.349/2oo--e.j"_'pei~-i.ci_ing onvt.he~'§file of the Additionai Chief Metropolitan_" F~ia.§;ii:stratev;».:L'Bangalore Rurai District.
6. Learn'ed.'§CitI'n:s:e.! reS'Do.ndent submits as under: 6.1 me by this Court in WP.
No.936/2ooe diam i vii:_i2.ir..pi§io:.l:;1oo/zoos had no bearing or :_r'eE~eyAanc'e'§'«:.if?_---$0._farV a's't.i<1.e«'present criminal petition fiied under seVcti'on§ii'82"of'thexCode of Criminai Procedure is concerned. counse: for the respondent has invited the "--'i.-1'i.attentAioTn oifvthis Court to paragraph-28 of the Crirninai Petition wh.er--ein..itn.--'is stated as under:
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14 "28. That the petitioners have not filed any application, suit or petition before any Court~,"'--._ Tribunal or any Forum in respect of the prese'i*.»tf"-«._"'._ cause of action. The petitioners further decla-.?_:e.'t'hé.'t~h~.,. *' they have no alternative efficacious remed,y..thanVtA-he._ one under Section--482 of thefilfolde ._ of Crirni.r_laVl'"7 Procedure"
Learned counsel for the respond-evnt.V_hsubmits'ajboven averrnents made in the Criminal:iPetitvi-on«.._cleatii,«.._i.ncli§cate that the petitioners have not app'r'olat:~hedV this.1VClou.rt'~with clean hands and he has suppressed the facts'.
6.3 Lean?ied.Vvc'o.a;iin:sei_"fos:r"'*ith'e"l respondent further submits that this is not'a___filt_ca'se'to e>:{"esrcise the inherent power to quash the crime:es'pecially»...yyVhen: the plea of the accused has been recorded_VanVd'.con*i';:>l_ainarit witness No.1 has been examined in full and-cionipl"aii~nap'ts witness No.2 has been examined in part. the trial'."has"--Vbe'e"n stalled because the petitioners did not choose
-._to "cr,oss«-ehxamine the complainant witnesses. Learned counsel for the respondent also submits that Vlii«:..T"*th:ough the petitioners relied on the order passed by the Division ﬁl.
15 Bench of this Court in W.P. 936/2006, WP. 18904/2006:,"-W.?. 4100/2008 CAN ccc 231/2008 dsposed ofon 27.11,2oo§fiiis not proper for this Court to express any opinion petition on the order made by the Divisivonh B'en._ch_of't«h:i"s.Co'urt int thesanirnamers. Therehefsoughtin\N P No.18§p4/zooe Was*t to quash the proceedings in C.C. 'NroVV:849/200$"'pendVi;jgVmbefore if the tnai Court But the Dhﬂﬁon Bench of ups court has not quashed the proceedings in Therefore the iearned counsei for3'~vt'ri<?i,:5etiti__one-rs: criminai petition for the same proceedings in CC.
849/2oo6.:f V} 4_ '4,n p
7. I haveucarefuiiy._perLi'seciv.tfie rnateriais piaced befor-e me. It is aiieged bythex"c_o'i*ri"piaifirrant that the accused have not o.b.tained.i«1Envi'ronmentagiVCiearance Certificate as required under i\AiVotVif»ic:at~ion d_ate'd,i:"?."_f Euiy 2004 (Anne><ure~M1). Therefore they have 'i=io'i--a'ted'V'Sec'tio'n~15 of the Environment (Protection) Act, V'7f_19'86. n1t_is"'the contention of the iearned counsei for the 'i.:Vp'et1:t.io'raers that the project of the petitioners does not come purview of the notification dated 27.31.1994 a/_ 16 {Anne><ure~M2) by virtue of the amendment carried out to paragraph-3 of the said notification by notificationig':'d.ated 7.7.2004 (Annexure~i\/E1). Though it is the learned counsei for the petitioners that the_.Vpro~;i.ectA_:'~o.f petitioners does not come under the purview «ofﬁthie 'n_.o'tific;atViVo_n':; this Court exercising the inherent _powei-ihunder the Code of Criminai Procedure, can'in..o't' emba"i~E.r:_ 'upon an enquiry as to whether the project' :::(").fV.*.thE?VA'pe't§"ti:'Qn'%%'S. comesuwunder the purview of the said notificationCorggriogtt
8. In this C_on{.:jac'tion'-,g "refe're¢n'eé»._m'ay be made to a decision ofVV'ti1e-Hontbiie-.:gSup"re:m--e'Court reiied upon by iearned counsei for the the case of U.P. POLLUTEON coi\iTRQ.;.a"o'ARo .'°\/s._p_if2_.i BHUPENDRA KUMAR MODI reported in:_V(2O;U'9_)VI»; wherein the i-ion'bie Supreme Court has * iheid 1.aSCi3--n'd -. V V jicrinﬁeéi Procedure Code, 1973 -- 3482 W Quashing dftcriminai complaint -- Exercise of inherent power -- _ Aigijproach A Cautious approach, but no fixed ruie -- it " "Questions of fact can be gone into when no offence is disciosed, but meticulous anaiysis at the stage is 31/ 17 not necessary -- It should be exercised to do reai and substantiai justice and if any attempt is made to; abuse that authority so as to produce injustice, Court has power to prevent abuse."
9. Section 2(a) of the Code of Criminal F?r.o.C,e:'dure.::d€fine's--«, 'complaint'. 'Complaint' means any afiegation rna"d.e*oraw..l'iy_otin writing to a Magistrate with a view' to hisltiaidng a»ct'i'Vo,h.l:undeT;r Code, that some person, whether'al€rioVwn 'o--r,_:lunkn'pwn, has committed an offence, but-..__"t:i~:>es'_ npt,l'"i'n_c»l.,u'd.e_ a poiice report. Exptanation in the Section 2{.d.}.:.i_n.dicVate,s 't'i:at"':ai,g,~report made by a police officer in"a*-izvase7.wi:ich..,--_'discloses, after investigation, the commission ofa"nori:cogh_i2'a~hli'e«offence shail be deemed to be a complaint,-and t4h"e._:Vpoiice officer by whom such report is made be'it._d'ee'ine'd..,to bethle comptainaht. In this case, the comrplVa.i_nar:t,T*ha's%'fpriesented a complaint before the iearned 1"Magistra-t_e. Magistrate has taken cognizance of it and '":iJsu_rn'mons were issued to the accused and plea of the accused
-.,alsof.-'recorded and complainant witness No.1 was fuily examined and complainant witness No.2 was partly examined. lli'----.V,AVA"AtVVthis stage, this Crirninai Petition is filed. Every tiny fact need §,;J,, 18 not be pleaded in the complaint. Further compiaint in a criminal case is not an encyciopaedia. It is not necessary to ment'io4fi.s.t'ii.e section of the Act under which the offence has It is not sufficient to repeat the words c.'f'Ath'e'sec.tion which the offence has been committed, but thel1i'«a_cts covnstimtiri-g"t,he._ offence must be alteged. Oniy alle'gs:a't--ions orally' or in writing, to a Magistrate"wit»li'ma"lyiew-.tAo iii's"i:ai<"iVng action under the Code can be termed 'There must be a prayer in the comp..ia'5irtt:p:-for the allegation of facts which the instant case, the aiiegatiori they did not obtain consent fromthe and they commenced the constructiori actiyity withoiit obtaining corisent from the Centrai i'if3oy'er«nrnent»--."and..thereb'y""they are aileged to have committed an offence_f~iinder._seVct.iVoin-15 of the Environment (Protection) Act. 1""Environm_entai~ tacit-rlideais with poiliition (whether of air or water), "'nconltarngination' of land, protection of flora and fauna (especially in rei:b't--i,On._ the food chain), disposal of waste and general nu.iSa_i°iCe. This being the position, Criminal law relating to L'-«_A"er1yironment is to be administered in substance than in form. 19 Adhering too much to technicalities will obscure or defe.ate._the very purpose and object of criminal law especially considering the allegation made in the complaint.,uperta.i:ningZto». environmental law.
10. It is well settled law that"--vinhierent Court to quash the criminal proc'e.edin'g"s""iia's ut"o.._'be Aevxerciésed with caution and circurnspection rarest of rare cases. But in a'lrllei'glé\'ti.Q§if_i_V:Vyftnade against the accused is thzeir-lconstruction activity without obtainingTslfinlvhiértégiimental 'CAle'a"r'aVnce Certificate from the Ministry of and thereby there is a contravention Environment (Protection) Act. T_.h'e~._yallegatiog_nV: madea"ini----~--t-.«'e complaint constitutes an offence allegeciea:g'iaiAnsti'theripe-titioner. It is the contention of the learned iii»-..__counse.l'forlthe.rve.sp.ondent that eventhough the petitioners have to quash the crime in the writ petition, petitioners have 'finoit nn'entio~ned the same in this criminal petition. Therefore it V" it-fi'is.__the contention of the learned counsel for the respondent that Q»the;=petii:ioners have not come before this Court with clean K if 20 hands. There is a force in the submission of the iearned counsel for the respondent. The Division Bench o.{_thiVs-u4.C.o'u.rt has also not quashed the crime eventhough the reliefiwasi by the petitioners to quash the crime.' "F<eco.rd subsequently accused have obtained :E'[}\./:l'ffQ.l'l{31E.'.l'"l_'C.<3l' ».C'iea,ra--nqce.u Certificate, but this will not absolxv/e~v..t:h"em from the Bot at' the most this factor mayrlqe co.:i'side'i'ed'i...for aw'a*rd'ing lesser sentence in case if the criminai.vV'c:as_e"'~--endsi__ in conviction. Therefore in my vi,ev.i,&' "i:-his th.e"'~r*_c_ir_est"jof rare case where this Court can exercji'se"'th..e iioh-«e_r'e«r}_t"'4power'to quash the criminal proceedings. I'nr-dry §i.i4ev.i,"'t_iji~3 Criminal Petition is devoid of merits and thesame' dismissed.
the resiiit, .IV__p__a::s the following:
ORDER Crii*nlihal'c!-"5etitori is dismissed.
Sd/-3 FUDGE


report module¶
A module to generate reports for the analysis results.
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class
report.
Report
(analyses: list, complexity: int, indirection: int, output: _io.TextIOWrapper)¶ Bases:
object
Generate reports in various formats.
Methods
generate_html_report
()Generate a report in HTML format. generate_markdown_report
()Generate a report in markdown format. generate_plaintext_report
()Generate a plaintext report. -
_Report__generate_report
(formatter: Callable = <function Report.<lambda>>)¶ Generate a report.
Parameters: - formatter : typing.Callable, optional
A function to format the strings before output
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_Report__report_begin
() → str¶ Return a message for the beginning of the report.
Returns: - str
A message to print at the beginning of the report
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_Report__report_complexity
(complexity: int) → str¶ Return method complexity.
Parameters: - complexity : int
The complexity of the method
Returns: - str
A string with the message for the complexity
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_Report__report_end
() → str¶ Return message to append to the report.
Returns: - str
Message to append to the report
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_Report__report_file
(filename: str) → str¶ Return new filename.
Parameters: - filename : str
The name of the file
Returns: - str
A string with the message about which file the analysis is about
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_Report__report_method
(method: method.Method, file_: input_file.InputFile) → str¶ Return information about the method.
Parameters: - method : Method
The method about which information is requested
- file_ : InputFile
The file where the method resides
Returns: - str
Information about the method
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_Report__report_module
(module: str) → str¶ Return detected module.
Parameters: - module : str
The module that was detected
Returns: - str
A message to indicate which module was used to analyze the file
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_Report__report_needed
(method) → bool¶ Check if we need to report the method.
Parameters: - method : Method
Do we need to report this method?
Returns: - bool
True if the method needs to be reported
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_Report__report_nothing_found
() → str¶ Return nothing found message.
Returns: - str
Nothing found message
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_Report__report_sink
(sink: dict, comment: str, method: method.Method, file_: input_file.InputFile, formatter: Callable = <function Report.<lambda>>) → str¶ Return a detected sink.
Parameters: - sink : dict
The sink that was detected
- comment : str
Comment for this sink
- method : Method
The method where the sink was found
- file_ : InputFile
The file where the method resides
- formatter : typing.Callable, optional
Format the output with this function
Returns: - str
A message about how the sink works
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_Report__report_sinks
()¶ Return pre-sink-list-message.
Returns: - str
A message about which sinks were detected (should be followed by a list of sinks)
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_Report__report_taint
(taint: list, file_: input_file.InputFile, formatter: Callable = <function Report.<lambda>>) → str¶ Return a detected taint.
Parameters: - taint : list
The list of calls to this taint that was detected
- file_ : InputFile
The file where the method resides
- formatter : typing.Callable, optional
Format the output with this function
Returns: - str
A message about how the taint works
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_Report__report_taints
() → str¶ Return pre-taint-list-message.
Returns: - str
A message about which taints were detected (should be followed by a list of taints)
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generate_html_report
()¶ Generate a report in HTML format.
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generate_markdown_report
()¶ Generate a report in markdown format.
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generate_plaintext_report
()¶ Generate a plaintext report.
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Chile president announces tougher public order laws
SANTIAGO: Chile's President Sebastian Pinera on Thursday (Nov 7) announced a series of measures to tighten public order in the wake of three weeks of anti-government protests that have left 20 people dead.
The legislative package, aimed at curbing violent demonstrations and looting, includes measures that would ban protesters from wearing hoods and burning barricades, and provides greater protection for police.
"We are convinced that this agenda represents and constitutes a significant and important contribution to improve our capacity to safeguard public order," said Pinera, who has rejected calls to resign.
He also said a special prosecution team would be established to try offenders while, in the longer term, intelligence gathering would be revamped.
Pinera's announcement came after demonstrations on Wednesday spread into Santiago's wealthiest neighborhoods for the first time.
Unrest that began on Oct 18 with protests against a rise in transport tickets and other austerity measures has descended into burning, looting and daily clashes between protesters and police.
Police said on Thursday nearly 10,000 people had been arrested during the unrest, most being released shortly afterwards.
The conservative president last week reshuffled his government and announced a series of measures aimed at placating the protesters, including a law guaranteeing a minimum monthly wage of some US$467.
But protesters have continued demanding that the right-wing billionaire step down.
Pinera said in a BBC interview broadcast on Tuesday that he would not resign over the protests, arguing that Chile's social problems "have been accumulating for the past 30 years."
The president said he had convened a meeting of Chile's National Security Council on Thursday afternoon to discuss the ongoing crisis.


Things I learned Today - Malware Hunting/Thick Application Testing
Date - 20th of January 2016
I am very new to malware hunting and this area seems very interesting to me. As this involves finding the real motive behind an attack. Few of the methods in the malware hunting using Sysinternals tools is very much important while performing thick application testing.
Tools of the Trade:
- Process Explorer
- Sigcheck
- Autoruns
- Process Monitor
Download the latest version from - https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb545021.aspx
Color Coding in Process Explorer:
- Pink - This processes are system processes.
- Blue - This processes are user processes.
- Purple - This processes are the packed binary. Possibly encrypted processes. Look more into such process (Quick win)
- Red - This processes are the terminating processes and exiting the CPU.
- Green - This processes are recently opened or started by the user/system.
Things to look using Process Explorer:
- ‘Description’ and ‘Company Name’ are very important fields. Most of the malware doesn’t have anything in these fields. However, a good malware developer will put fake information in these fields to look more legit.
- Double click on any process (suspicious process), from the pop-up click on verify button. This will check for the validity of the binary file i.e if it is from the valid provider. Note: Do sigcheck along with it
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 4-6
This indulgent mac ‘n’ cheese is a substantial standalone meal - or serve with slow-cooked or roast meat dishes.
For the macaroni cheese, preheat the grill to its highest setting.
Cook the macaroni in a large saucepan of salted, boiling water according to the packet instructions.
Meanwhile, in a separate saucepan, heat the butter until melted, then whisk in the flour until smooth and cook for 1-2 minutes, or until pale golden-brown.
Whisk in the milk a little at a time, waiting until the mixture has thickened after each addition before adding any more and whisking continually. After all of the milk has been added to the mixture, you should have a smooth sauce with the consistency of double cream.
Add all of the blue cheese, 100g/3½oz of the cheddar and all of the Caerphilly to the sauce and heat gently, stirring all the time, until it has melted. Season, to taste, with salt, freshly ground black pepper and nutmeg.
Drain the cooked pasta and tip it into the pan containing the cheese sauce. Stir well to coat the pasta. Set aside.
Dry-fry the chopped pancetta in a frying pan over a high heat until golden-brown and crisp. Stir it into the macaroni cheese mixture.
Transfer the macaroni cheese to a large ovenproof dish and top with the chopped mozzarella, breadcrumbs, and Parmesan. Grill for 2-3 minutes, or until the topping is golden-brown and bubbling.
Meanwhile, for the salad, in a bowl, whisk together the mustard, vinegar and olive oil, then season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Add the lettuce and mix to coat it in the dressing.
Serve the macaroni cheese with the salad alongside, sprinkled with the chopped basil.


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codeacademy.com
I wanted to learn how to build a really basic website, and this tutorial was great! The best part is that the site provides an editor and live preview with each lesson so you can actually practice and see how it works in real time.
Web Dev can be kind of intimidating for people without any experience, so having something that really walks you through the process is important for anyone looking to start. This is what I recommend to anyone starting out.
This is good for anyone who doesn't know what they're doing, but if you already have learned a bit then there might not be that much to learn here.
This is pretty cool. After learning web design in classrooms and switching between tasks, it's nice to see that there are now tools that let you do all of your editing in the browser.
I linked a couple of my non-Engineering friends this tutorial and now they're hooked. It's cool seeing people outside of my major getting into more technical interests, especially with tutorials like this making it more accessible.


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Killing Time with All
the Pretty Horses
by Rob Waring
All the
Pretty Horses,
now out on video, is a film that may achieve minor cult status,
as the comments of many who have seen it often include praise
for its cinematography and editing, summed up as beautifully
made. Not having read the novel on which it is based, I don't
know the extent to which its underlying commentary on the criminal
justice systems in Texas and Mexico is the work of the novel's
author, Cormac McCarthy, screenwriter Ted Tally, or director
Billy Bob Thornton. That may be difficult for anyone to determine,
as the studio is reported to have chopped the director's cut
from 220 minutes down to 116.
The film stars
Matt Damon and his timid sidekick, played by Henry Thomas, formerly
the kid sidekick of E.T. - The Extra Terrestrial. Damon's
character loses the family farm upon the death of his grandfather,
and the family lawyer, played by Sam Shepard, tells him there
is no hope of recovery. Facing limited prospects in West Texas
in 1949 and fleeing the injustices of Texas probate law, the
duo head south to seek their fortunes in Mexico. There, they
immediately find themselves caught up in the misfortunes of a
juvenile runaway, who
may have stolen his horse and gun North of the Border.Their first
mistake is to get drunk with him. (Had this been a more stereotypical
western, their encounter with Mexican moonshine would have been
set in a whorehouse, but here it is good clean fun with a peasant
family and their cute kids.) After a nearly electrifying scene,
this possible reincarnation of Billy the Kid loses his purloined
horse and gun, and then steals them back from a Mexican who assumed
possession of what he may have thought was lost property. Regrettably,
the Mexican pays for this mistake with his life. (The killer
kid is played by Lucas Black, the kid who befriended killer Billy
Bob Thornton in Sling Blade .)
I omit subsequent
romantic plot details as irrelevant to this article (but spoiling
other plot information for those who have yet to see the film),and
noting that some of the romantic themes center on loyalty to
one's family and friends - a subject
recently explored in John Denvir's recent PJ article: No
One Comes Out Clean in Traffic. (And, also noting that the
well publicized comments of Tomb Raider's Angela Jolie
about the erotic imagination of her husband, Billy Bob Thornton,
are only weakly validated in Pretty Horses (PG rated sex
scenes between Damon and Penelope Cruz. But I digress.)
Damon, his
sidekick and the killer kid all end up in a Mexican hoosegow,
with no trial. Damon reassures the kid that he will be alright
because Mexico does not have the death penalty. Minutes later,
in screen time, the kid is dead, having been shot by the local
police captain at the behest of the vengeful family of the deceased
Mexican. The two Texans then end up in a Mexican prison,where
both are nearly killed in separate knifings by a ruthless prison
gang. Minutes later, in screen time, they are free men, their
liberty having been purchased by a rich benefactor. Damon's character
vows to seek extrajudicial restitution for the injustices endured
by him and his friends. (The film subsequently makes one wonder
if Robert Redford and Paul Newman had had hostages, whether Butch
Cassidy and the Sundance Kid would have had a different,
happier ending.)
Damon eventually
returns to his beloved Texas, immediately kissing the ground,
now presumably free of the hazards of the Mexican justice system.
Not in Texas more than two minutes, in screen time, he is arrested
for suspected horse stealing.
Fortunately
the judge at his arraignment is either kindly or bored or both.
Played by Bruce Dern, he is so intrigued by the story of Damon's
exploits that after seeing proof via scars from the bullet wound
inflicted by Mexican sharpshooters, he dismisses the case. Never
being the sort to miss an opportunity to say thank you for an
act of kindness, Damon later goes to the judge's home to say
howdy. The judge invites him in for philosophical chat (giving
the plot some closure), harkening back to a simpler time when
judges could do that sort of thing and not risk violating ethics
canons.
The film begs
the question: if you were going to commit murder in 1949 and
wanted to avoid capital punishment, were you better off doing
the deed in Texas or Mexico? (I don't mean to assume that any
but a tiny fraction of murderers engage in this sort of calculus.)
The answer could depend on who you were planning to kill. Statistics
show that murderers in death penalty states in the United States
receive the death penalty at least four times more frequently
for killing a white person than for the killing of a member of
a racial minority. Presumably this was even a higher ratio fifty
years ago. On the other hand, in Mexico the lack of a death penalty
apparently did not stop honor killings. (Today, there are approximately
nine vigilante justice killings annually in Mexico). Perhaps
the answer is that to avoid capital punishment in either country,
one should avoid killing a person whose family or friends have
political influence in the community. As noted above, the film
also suggests that one might receive an acquittal in Texas if
a plea for mercy is accompanied by a really entertaining explanation.
Posted
August 4, 2001
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