Advanced email parser for Node.js. Everything is handled as a stream which should make it able to parse even very large messages (100MB+) with relatively low overhead.
The module exposes two separate modes, a lower level MailParser class and simpleParser function. The latter is simpler to use (hence the name) but is less resource efficient as it buffers attachment contents in memory.
npm install mailparser --save
simpleParser is the easiest way to parse emails. You only need to provide a message source to get a parsed email structure in return. As an additional bonus all embedded images in HTML (eg. the images that point to attachments using cid: URIs) are replaced with base64 encoded data URIs, so the message can be displayed without any additional processing. Be aware though that this module does not do any security cleansing (eg. removing javascript and so on), this is left to your own application.
const simpleParser = require('mailparser').simpleParser;
simpleParser(source, options, (err, parsed) => {});
See MailParser
options list
or as a Promise:
simpleParser(source, options)
.then(parsed => {})
.catch(err => {});
or even with async..await:
let parsed = await simpleParser(source);
Where
Parsed mail* object has the following properties
Address objects have the following structure:
value an array with address details
text is a formatted address string for plaintext context
html is a formatted address string for HTML context
Example
{
value: [
{
address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>name: 'Andris Reinman'
},
{
address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>name: ''
}
],
html: 'Andris Reinman <<a<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><a<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>text: 'Andris Reinman<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
headers is a Map with lowercase header keys. So if you want to check for the Subject: header then you can do it like this:
if (mail.headers.has('subject')) {
console.log(mail.headers.get('subject'));
}
The format of a header depends on the specific key. For most header keys the value is either a string (a single header) or an array of strings (multiple headers with the same key were found).
Special header keys are the following:
references is a string if only a single reference-id exists or an array if multiple ids exist
date value is a Date object
The following headers are parsed into structured objects, where value property includes the main value as string and params property holds an object of additional arguments as key-value pairs
Some headers are also automaticaly mime-word decoded
Attachment objects have the following structure:
MailParser is a lower-level email parsing class. It is a transform stream that takes email source as bytestream for the input and emits data objects for attachments and text contents.
const MailParser = require('mailparser').MailParser;
let parser = new MailParser();
boolean
Don’t generate plaintext from HTML. Defaults to undefined
(falsy).number
The maximum amount of HTML to parse in bytes. Defaults to undefined
(Infinity).function
Provide a custom formatting function. Defaults to undefined
.boolean
Skip converting CID attachments to data URL images. Defaults to undefined
(falsy).boolean
Don’t generate HTML from plaintext message. Defaults to undefined
(falsy).boolean
Do not linkify links in plaintext content. Defaults to undefined
(falsy).object
Defaults to iconv-liteboolean
simpleParser
-only option. Sets skipImageLinks
to true.The parser emits ‘headers’ once message headers have been processed. The headers object is a Map. Different header keys have different kind of values, for example address headers have the address object/array as the value while subject value is string.
Header keys in the Map are lowercase.
parser.on('headers', headers => {
console.log(headers.get('subject'));
});
Event ‘data’ or ‘readable’ emits message content objects. The type of the object can be determine by the type property. Currently there are two kind of data objects
Attachment object is the same as in simpleParser except that content is not a buffer but a stream. Additionally there’s a method release() that must be called once you have processed the attachment. The property related is set after message processing is ended, so at the data event this value is not yet available.
parser.on('data', data => {
if (data.type === 'attachment') {
console.log(data.filename);
data.content.pipe(process.stdout);
data.content.on('end', () => data.release());
}
});
If you do not call release() then the message processing is paused.
Text object has the following keys:
parser.on('data', data => {
if (data.type === 'text') {
console.log(data.html);
}
});
Charset decoding is handled using iconv-lite, except for ISO-2022-JP and EUCJP that are handled by encoding-japanese. Alternatively you can use node-iconv module instead for all charset decoding. This module is not included in the mailparser package, you would have to provide it to Mailparser or simpleParser as a configuration option.
const Iconv = require('iconv').Iconv;
const MailParser = require('mailparser').MailParser;
let parser = new MailParser({ Iconv });
or
const Iconv = require('iconv').Iconv;
const simpleParser = require('mailparser').simpleParser;
simpleParser('rfc822 message', { Iconv }, callback);
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Beaver County's access to river, rail and highway transportation gives it an advantage in attracting businesses, but the county's infrastructure needs to be built out further, and doing so should be a priority. That was among the takeaways from the Pittsburgh Business Times' latest Corridors of Opportunity series, held at Seven Oaks Country Club in Beaver.
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The township has been trying to plan for what's not there yet — Royal Dutch Shell's cracker plant. But she said the township was trying to map out a path into the future well before the plant became a possibility. And transportation infrastructure was figuring into its planning, she said.
"Having river, road and rail is a huge boom to business. We recognized that before thing began to change."
The potential for intermodal transportation is drew Weavertown Environmental Group to the area near the proposed Shell plant, which after 18 months of closely guarded negotiations, the company closed on a plot off Route 18 and along the Ohio River.
Educational infrastructure is another area that the county has been working to improve. Christopher Reber, president of the Community College of Beaver County, said the college has been forming partnerships with other educational entities, as it moves away from a traditional standalone model. He said the college considers itself to be part of a post-secondary education community.
He said that the college must work with other institutions because there is more unmet need for skilled workers than all colleges and universities can provide. Reber said that as an example, the college has established an aviation academy academy for 10th, 11th and 12th graders.
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by Curtis Edmonds --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It's easy to dismiss U.S. Marshals. It's nothing more than a sequel to The Fugitive, a far superior film. Wesley Snipes, while passable as fugitive Mark Sheridan, is no Harrison Ford. The supporting cast blends into the scenery as though they were wearing camoflauge. The plot is paper-thin, and the movie's big surprise is obvious from the first reel.
You can make all of these criticisms, and you would be quite right and justified to make them. No matter. For all its flaws -- and it has many -- U.S. Marshals has Tommy Lee Jones as Deputy U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard, and that's all it needs to be a success.
I say that because U.S. Marshals -- even though it recycles Gerard's character from The Fugitve -- is not that movie's spiritual heir. U.S. Marshals is actually looking past The Fugitive, all the way into the dim reaches of time, to the days when Inspector Harry Callahan still walked the foggy streets of San Francisco. This, my friends, is a Dirty Harry picture. And if anyone out there is qualified to fill Clint Eastwood's brogans as this generation's police action hero, it's Jones. Jones has the same killer stare, the same charisma, the same dry sense of humor as Eastwood did in his prime.
And like Eastwood, Jones can carry a movie all by his lonesome, as he has to here. Jones got a richly-deserved Oscar for his turn as Gerard in The Fugitive, and his acting is the same quality here, even if the film isn't. He's not given any of the memorable lines of dialogue he had in the last movie ("My, my, my. What. A. Mess," or "Think me up a chocolate donut with some of them sprinkles," or even "I don't care!") but it doesn't matter. Even in a ludicrous chicken suit in the movie's opening scenes, he's got a magnetic screen presence that saves U.S. Marshals from being hideously bad.
I'm not going to recapitulate the plot here because there isn't one, it's just Jones chasing Snipes. The action sequences aren't especially well-done, and they're shot full of cliches where they make any sense at all. (One wonders, for example, how the shackled prisoners on the "Con-Air" type transport are supposed to get their chained hands up far enough to reach the oxygen masks that fall as the plane crashes.) The relationship between Jones and his team isn't as interesting as you might have thought from the first movie -- but even at that, it's more interesting than the relationship between Snipes and his girlfriend, French actress Irene Jacob.
This is a very bad movie with one great performance that redeems it. My advice is to disconnect your brain, forget there ever was a movie called The Fugitive, get some popcorn and enjoy the movie for what it is. U.S. Marshals may or may not make your day, but all of us punks have to feel lucky that Tommy Lee Jones works as hard as he does. (When does MIB2 come out again?)
Rating: B+
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Best Adidas Black Friday deals: get affordable Adidas gear for November 2019
Get cheap Adidas products here, from running shoes to hoodies, premium Adidas clobber is now available at super low prices
by Spencer HartAdidas’ three stripes have barely left the fashion limelight since they were registered in 1949, but are having a real moment, so it’s a great time to take advantage of the deals and add more Adidas to your wardrobe.
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Of course, there are going to be some great deals on sneakers this Black Friday, so whether you’re after trendy options such as Adidas Falcons or more practical Ultraboost running shoes, you’ll almost certainly be sure to be in luck.
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In the '80s, serious runners set the pace in ZX running shoes that featured a high-tech design based on biomechanics research. These streetwear shoes remake the retro style with today's latest technology. They combine a mesh and suede upper with modern cushioning for a lightweight and energised feel.
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The Wedding Singer
It's just your basic romantic comedy. It's also an eighties film (so if you hated the eighties …) On the overall the film is all right, not too good, not too bad. But, watching in dejected calm, staring as the screen threatens epilepsy at 24 frames per second, I realize that this is so much the same movie I had seen time and time again in my life. One out of a hundred within the past sixteen years. Yet somehow I keep going back. Mindlessly, numbly heading into the movie theater to see yet another movie, not entirely sure of the title yet certain as to an inevitable memory of the details.
Oh, well.
As far as this one goes, it tries to take off of the success of last years very offbeat dark romantic action comedy, Grosse Point Blank, another 80's movie about a hitman who has become dissatisfied with his professional life and returns to his high school reunion to try to rekindle an old flame (remember the tag line : Even a Hitman Deserves a Second Chance). Not that it [Wedding Singer] is in any way a sick comedy or nearly as good, but it still serves as a romantic comedy.  Sure, it serves up well for jokes but, as was once the focus of a Seinfeld episode …
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Spring MVC view layer: Thymeleaf vs. JSP
In this article we will compare the same page (a subscription form) created twice for the same Spring MVC application: once using Thymeleaf and another time using JSP, JSTL and the Spring tag libraries.
All the code seen here comes from a working application. You can download the source code of such application from the documentation page.
Common requirements
Our customers need a form for subscribing new members to a message list, with two fields:
- Email address
- Type of subscription (receive all emails, daily digest)
We will also need this page to be HTML5 and completely internationalizable, extracting all texts and messages from resource files already configured in our MessageSource objects in our Spring infrastructure.
Our application will have two @Controllers, which will contain exactly the same code but will forward to different view names:
- SubscribeJsp for the JSP page (the subscribejsp view).
- SubscribeTh for the Thymeleaf page (the subscribeth view).
We will have the following classes in our model:
- Subscription form-backing bean with two fields: String email and SubscriptionType subscriptionType.
- SubscriptionType an enum modeling the subscriptionType field of the form, with values ALL_EMAILS and DAILY_DIGEST.
(In this article we will just focus on the JSP/Thymeleaf template code. If you want to know implementation details for the controller code or Spring configuration, check the source code in the downloadable package)
Doing it with JSP
This is our page:
And this is our JSP code, making use of both JSTL (core) and Spring (tags and form) JSP tag libraries:
Doing it with Thymeleaf
Now, let's do the same with Thymeleaf. This is our page:
And this is our Thymeleaf code:
Things to notice here:
- This looks much more HTML-ish than the JSP version — no strange tags, just some meaningful attributes.
- Variable expressions (${...}) are Spring EL and execute on model attributes, asterisk expressions (*{...}) execute on the form backing bean, hash expressions (#{...}) are for internationalization and link expressions (@{...}) rewrite URLs. (If you want to know more about this, have a look at the "Getting started with the Standard Dialect in 5 minutes" guide).
- We are allowed to have prototype code there: for example, we can set an Email: text in the label for the first field, knowing that Thymeleaf will substitute it with the internationalized text with key subscription.email when it executes the page.
- We have even been able to add an <li> for a second radiobutton just for prototyping pleasure. It will be removed when Thymeleaf executes our page.
Let's change the page style!
Imagine that now our pages are written we suddenly decide that we do not want green anymore for that region around the submit button, but rather a pale blue. Anyway we're not sure about the exact tone of blue that will fit better, so we will have to try some combinations before deciding on a specific one.
Let's see the steps we would have to take with each technology:
Changing the page style using JSP
Step 1: Deploy the application into our development server and start it up. Our JSP page will not render without starting the server, so this will be a requirement.
Step 2: Navigate through the pages until we find the one to change. Normally, the page to change will be one among several dozen pages in our application, and it is quite possible that in order to reach it we will need to click links, submit forms and/or query databases.
Step 3: Fire up firebug, dragonfly, or our favourite in-browser web development tool. This will allow us to modify our styles acting directly on the browser's DOM, and thus see immediate results.
Step 4: Make the colour changes. Probably trying a couple of different tones of blue before deciding on the one we like.
Step 5: Copy-paste the changes into our CSS files.
Done!
Changing the page style using Thymeleaf
Step 1: Double-click on the .html template file itself and let our browser open it. Being a Thymeleaf template, it will show just fine, only with template/prototype data (note the subscription type options):
Step 2: Open the .css file with our favourite text editor. The template file statically links to the CSS in its <link rel="stylesheet" ...> tag (with an href that Thymeleaf substitutes when executing the template by the one generated by th:href). So any changes we make to that CSS will be applied to the static page our browser is displaying.
Step 3: Make the colour changes. As was the case with JSP, we will probably have to try several colour combinations, which will be refreshed in our browser just by pressing F5.
Done!
That was a big difference!
The difference in the number of steps is not really important here (we could also have used firebug with the Thymeleaf template). What is really important is the complexity, the effort and the time required by each of the steps required for JSP. Having to deploy and start the whole application made JSP just lose.
What's more: think of how this difference would evolve if:
- Our development server was not local but remote.
- Changes didn't involve only CSS but also adding/removing some HTML code.
- We still hadn't implemented the required logic in our application to actually reach that page once deployed.
This last point is an important one: what if our application was still being developed, the Java logic needed to show this or other previous pages wasn't still working alright, and we had to show the new colour to our customer? (or even let him/her choose on the fly!)...
And what about trying to use the JSP as a static prototype?
OK, you can say now, but why did we start the application to modify the JSP instead of just opening it like you did with the Thymeleaf one? Can't we just do that?.
The short answer is NO.
But let's try anyway: of course, we will have to rename our file so that its name ends in .html instead of .jsp, but let's see what happens when we open our browser:
WHAT? Where's our page gone? Well, it's still there, but in order to make our page work as JSP we had to add lots of JSP tags and features that made it work wondefully when executed by our web server... but at the same time made it be HTML no more. And therefore made it undisplayable for a browser.
Again, let's remind ourselves what the Thymeleaf template looked like when we double-clicked on it:
Definitely not in the same league, right?
Got HTML5?
But hey — we said at the beginning that our page was going to be HTML5, so... why don't we use some of the cool new HTML5 form-related features?
For example, there is now an <input type="email" ...>, which will make our browser check that the text input by users has the shape of an email address. And also, there is a new property for all inputs called placeholder which shows a text in the field that automatically dissapears when the input gains focus (usually by the user clicking on it).
Sounds good, doesn't it? Unfortunately not all browsers support this yet (as of 2011, Opera 11 and Firefox 4 do), but we are safe using these features anyway because all browsers will treat an input of a type they do not understand (email) as a text input, and will silently ignore the placeholder attribute in the same way they ignore Thymeleaf's th:* ones.
Doing HTML5 with JSP
Before Spring 3.1
Spring MVC's JSP tag libraries didn't offer complete support for HTML5 until Spring 3.1, so before this version there was no way to write an email type input tag other than do it in plain HTML, like:
But this was not correct! In Spring MVC we should never write a JSP input field like that, because we wouldn't be correctly binding our input to the email property of the form-backing bean. In order to do so, we would need to use an <s:eval/> tag, which will apply all the required transformations (like property editors) and make our plain-HTML tag work as if an <sf:email/> tag existed:
Since Spring 3.1
In Spring 3.1 there still is no <sf:email ...> tag, but the existing <sf:input ...> allows us to specify a type attribute with value email, which will work just fine:
And this will correctly perform our form bindings :-).
Doing HTML5 with Thymeleaf
Thymeleaf has complete support for HTML5 (even with Spring 3.0), so we will only have to change the type of our input and add a placeholder, and it will work out of the box, correctly binding our property and integrating with Spring MVCs property editors and more importantly, being displayed as a usual input box when displayed as a prototype —something the sf:input tag won't—:
Done!


Quintrell, Fletcher
| Birth Name | Quintrell, Fletcher |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 89 years, 10 months |
Narrative
Feb 2017 - Allison & George had a weeks holiday in Norfolk Island, where she tried to do some research on Fletcher Quintrell, but couldn't find him there.
1891 Census - Fletcher was 3yrs old & lived with his parents Sam & Mary Ann Quintrell, St. Columb, Cornwell,P1819-F24.
Departure from England to Australia - 17 October, 1912
1913 Census - Labourer at Bradjerribong, in Parkes.
What did Fletcher do during 1st WWar? that he met & married Maggie un Auburn.
11 June, 1921 - Married at Auburn Baptist Church #9484.
1930 Census - was living with Maggie & was an Ice Vendor (or Labourer) in Lakemba.
1932, 1933, 1936, 1937, 1943 Census's - all living in Lakemba.
1949 Census - Fletcher was an Ice Vendor in Speers Point, Maggie was not with him.
1954 Census - Fletcher was Ice Vendor in Croudace Bay, but no Maggie.
1958, 1963, 1968 Census - Fletcher was Ice Vendor lived in Valentine, Maggie had joined him.
1972 Census - called Vendor?, Electoral Roll changed to remove Maggie, Maggie died August 1972.
1977 Census - Fletcher lived in Masonic Village Nursing Home at Edgeworth.
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 1887-05-28 | St Columb, Cornwell Eng. | ||
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| Death | 1977-03-28 | Croudace Bay Newcastle NSW (90yrs) | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Father | Quintrell, Samuel | b1855 | 1st Qtr 1955 | |
| Mother | Bray, Mary Ann Polly | b1864 | 1898-07-00 | |
| Quintrell, Fletcher | 1887-05-28 | 1977-03-28 | ||
| Sister | Quintrell, Beatrice Maud | 1889-01-00 | 1890-01-00 | |
| Brother | Quintrell, Leonard | 1891-04-06 | ||
| Sister | Quintrell, Gladys May | 1893-02-14 | 2nd Qtr 1974 | |
| Sister | Quintrell, Olive Mary | 1894-06-15 | 1971-03-00 | |
| Brother | Quintrell, Horace | 1895-10-00 | 1897-07-00 |
Families
Family of Quintrell, Fletcher and Bongers, Margaret Elizabeth |
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| Married | Wife | Bongers, Margaret Elizabeth ( * 1891-11-01 + 1972-08-12 ) | |||||||||||||||
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| Children |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
|---|---|---|
| Bongers, Ruby Ritchie | 1911-09-08 | 2006-07-18 |
| Quintrell, Dorothy Ruth | 1922-06-10 | 93yrs old in 2015 |
| Quintrell, Leonard John | 1925-07-17 | 1948-02-28 |
| Quintrell, Mavis “Olive” | 1932-04-13 | 1986-10-27 |
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| _UID | B0FCFA65E5C4D5119853B7EB0FA9CA6D16C2 |
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| _UID | F4FCFA65E5C4D5119853B7EB0FA9CA6D5A02 |


This controls the level of the analog audio output, relative to the digital output. It has no effect on the digital output. It should normally be left at 100%, but if the output is driving low-impedance headphones, the result may be clipped or too loud, in which case this may be reduced.
This is contained in the {Global_parameters} section of the {Tools_screen}.
This is accessed in {_program_select_mode PROGRAM SELECT mode} using the following global parameter number:
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This appears in the display as Analog Master Volume.
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Lerner and Loewe's "Camelot" has always been one of those underrated musicals that has always suffered from unfair comparison to the team's previous successful effort, their monster hit "My Fair Lady". To critics who enjoyed both "My Fair Lady" and the witty screen musical "Gigi", "Camelot', with its basically tragic plot, slower pace, and its lack of dialogue by George Bernard Shaw, was a letdown, as if Lerner and Loewe couldn't be any good unless they were dulplicating their previous successes, or at least imitating it.
The screen version, produced on a huge scale by the same Jack L. Warner who gave the world the film version of "My Fair Lady", surpasses the Broadway version of the musical in every possible way. Lerner, perhaps aware of some of the faults in the original show, here does more extensive rewriting than in his "Fair Lady" screenplay, and his revisions only serve to heighten the drama in the story. Gone, for instance, is the silly comic interlude in the second act between Morgan le Fay and Mordred, in which Mordred convinces his aunt to cast a magic spell on Arthur to keep him away from Camelot during a crucial moment in the story. Instead, this is replaced by a beautiful, magical interlude in which Arthur reminisces in the forest and relives some of the lessons Merlin taught him. And Lerner, not wishing to commit the so-called "breach of faith " that he committed in the 1960 stage production (switching abruptly from a comic first act to a somber second act) , begins the film with a melancholy forboding of the tragedy that is to come much later.
None of the stage actors recreate their roles in the film, but that is a distinct advantage here, and I say that as someone who became familiar with the original Broadway cast album two years before the film's release. Richard Harris, as King Arthur, gives the performance of his life as King Arthur, and reminds us of how tragically this underrated, but magnificent, actor, has misused himself in most of his later films. His King Arthur is a performance to cherish, worthy of being ranked with Yul Brynner's in "The King and I", Rex Harrison's in "My Fair Lady", and Robert Preston's in "The Music Man". And as a portrayal of an ultimately tragic figure, Harris' may be the single greatest male dramatic performance in film musicals ever. And he can sing reasonably well. Although he is no Gordon MacRae (and who could ever imagine MacRae as King Arthur?) , that sort of voice isn't even required for the role, as evidenced by the fact that Richard Burton, an actor not known for singing, played the role on Broadway. Harris brings much more inflection and variety to his songs than Burton ever did, and under the intimate gaze of the camera and the guidance of director Joshua Logan, tones down his portrayal at all the right moments, as he later would not in his misbegotten 1980's stage performance.
Vanessa Redgrave, in one of her first screen roles, is equally impressive as Guenevere, convincingly portraying a sensual woman that any man could convincingly fall for and/or lust after. She makes the Queen far more than the innocent young woman that Julie Andrews (from the evidence on the Broadway album) made her onstage, and she, too, sings surprisingly well for a non-singing actress, "acting" her numbers as well as singing them.
Franco Nero plays Lancelot, and he does not sing. He is dubbed by Gene Merlino, who is good enough, but no Robert Goulet. His acting is reasonably good, but not on the level of Harris and Redgrave. However, David Hemmings, (shorn of his silly musical number) is a thoroughly nasty Mordred, Lionel Jeffries a hilarious, lovable Pellinore, and Laurence Naismith a completely believable Merlin.
Of the three film musicals that stage director Joshua Logan made, ("South Pacific", "Paint Your Wagon" and "Camelot") this is easily the best, although it is true that some of the time the actors are photographed in what Mike Myers of "Saturday Night Live" would call "EXTREME closeup". The sets are breathtaking, as are many of the locations (much of the outdoor work was done in Spain!). Alfred Newman's orchestrations are among his best. It is a scandal that "Camelot" did not garner Richard Harris and Vanessa Redgrave Oscar nominations for their memorable portrayals, and it will always be a shameful blot on the Academy's record that the musical they chose to nominate as Best Picture that year was not "Camelot", but the totally forgettable, critically drubbed, and justly neglected Rex Harrison version of "Doctor Dolittle". I guess the lobbying at 20th Century-Fox that year must have been incredible.
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I frequent the libgdx IRC channel (#libgdx on freenode) and I do a lot of work on their documentation.
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Have project prototypes ready for Wednesday.
Why clustering?
Vin Diesel movies
.
Another view of
k-means equilibria
.
Can we use interaction and visualization to demonstrate an algorithm?
True distributions and model distributions.
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ANNE FRANK REMEMBERED A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.5 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
United Kingdom, 1995 U.S. Release Date: varies Running Length: 2:02 MPAA Classification: PG (Mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1
Narrated by Kenneth Branagh; Diary Excerpts read by Glenn Close Director: Jon Blair Producer: Jon Blair Written by: Jon Blair Cinematography: Barry Ackroyd U.S. Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
Since its initial publication in 1947, THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK has sold more than 25 million copies. It has been adapted for the stage, and, in 1959, made into a feature film. As this new essay about Anne observes, she has become "Hitler's most famous victim" and "a symbol of 10 million murdered", more than ten percent of whom were children. Director Jon Blair (who made the award-winning documentary, SCHINDLER) earned a best documentary Oscar for this, the only comprehensive motion picture chronicling Anne Frank's life.
Those who have read the diary are aware of Anne's indomitable spirit, but, in terms of an historical perspective, her writings cover only two years. Blair's film fills in factual gaps, providing previously-unrevealed tidbits about the Frank family. More importantly, however, the movie extends the tale beyond August 1944, when the last journal entry was made. During the second half of this film, we follow the ultimately-fatal journey that took Anne from her family's hiding place in Amsterdam to Gestapo headquarters to Auschwitz and, finally, Bergen-Belsen, where she died in February 1945 of typhus (one month before the camp was liberated by advancing allied troops). Of the seven who went into hiding with Anne, only one survived the war -- her father, Otto Frank, who devoted the rest of his life to keeping his young daughter's memory alive.
ANNE FRANK REMEMBERED interviews a number of people who knew Anne, either before or after she was sent to the concentration camps. Miep Gies, one of the quartet who concealed the Frank family from the Nazis in Amsterdam for over a year, offers extensive recollections of Anne, her father, and the war. Anne's lone surviving relative, Bernd Elias, expresses his feelings about his cousin. Excerpts from 1976 and 1979 interviews with Otto Frank (who died in 1980) are included. Together with many other testimonials, these form a compelling picture of events not covered by Anne's diary.
In making ANNE FRANK REMEMBERED, Blair obtained the cooperation of the Anne Frank House and Museum in Amsterdam, and was granted permission not only to film in the actual place where the Frank family was hidden, but to re-create the furnishings. With the camera panning through the rooms and Glenn Close reading excerpts from the diary, Anne's presence is almost palpable.
As is always true of movies involving the Holocaust, the most difficult part to watch takes place in the concentration camps. Using eyewitness accounts, ANNE FRANK REMEMBERED pieces together horrifying images of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen at the time when Anne moved from one to the other. Despite all that has been written and filmed about Hitler's final solution, each new image or word serves only to add new dimensions to our perspective of this monstrous crime against humanity.
Perhaps the most remarkable piece of archival footage presented in this film is a small, one-second film clip of Anne on a balcony -- the only known moving picture ever taken of her. It represents a tenuous link to a girl who is known to so many people through her diary. Even Otto Frank admitted that he never really knew his daughter until he read what she had written.
ANNE FRANK REMEMBERED is as important for what it will preserve for posterity as for the story it tells today. The message emerging from the Holocaust has always been "Never Forget", and films of this quality make it impossible not to remember. If the story of each of Hitler's victims was told with the sensitivity and power of ANNE FRANK REMEMBERED, there would not be enough buckets in the world to hold all the tears.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>web: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin
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mmove(1) mmove(1) Name mmove - move or rename an MSDOS file or subdirectory Note of warning This manpage has been automatically generated from mtools's texinfo docu‐ mentation, and may not be entirely accurate or complete. See the end of this man page for details. Description The mmove command is used to moves or renames an existing MS-DOS file or subdirectory. mmove [-v] [-D clash_option] sourcefile targetfile mmove [-v] [-D clash_option] sourcefile [ sourcefiles... ] targetdirectory Mmove moves or renames an existing MS-DOS file or subdirectory. Unlike the MS-DOS version of MOVE, mmove is able to move subdirectories. Files or directories can only be moved within one file system. Data cannot be moved from MS-DOS to Unix or vice-versa. If you omit the drive letter from the target file or directory, the same letter as for the source is assumed. If you omit the drive letter from all parameters, drive a: is assumed by default. See Also Mtools' texinfo doc Viewing the texi doc This manpage has been automatically generated from mtools's texinfo docu‐ mentation. However, this process is only approximative, and some items, such as crossreferences, footnotes and indices are lost in this transla‐ tion process. Indeed, these items have no appropriate representation in the manpage format. Moreover, not all information has been translated into the manpage version. Thus I strongly advise you to use the original texinfo doc. See the end of this manpage for instructions how to view the texinfo doc. * To generate a printable copy from the texinfo doc, run the follow‐ ing commands: ./configure; make dvi; dvips mtools.dvi * To generate a html copy, run: ./configure; make html A premade html can be found at `http://www.gnu.org/software/mtools/man‐ ual/mtools.html' * To generate an info copy (browsable using emacs' info mode), run: ./configure; make info The texinfo doc looks most pretty when printed or as html. Indeed, in the info version certain examples are difficult to read due to the quot‐ ing conventions used in info. mtools-4.0.17 29Jun11 mmove(1)


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SOME MOTHER'S SON A film review by Laura & Robin Clifford Copyright 1997 Laura & Robin Clifford
(This review is an excerpt from Reeling, a movie review show hosted by Laura and Robin Clifford, running on Boston Cable TV. Note that the film descriptions vary in completeness due to the fact that they're actually intros for running film clips.)
SOME MOTHER'S SON -----------------
Using the 1981 hunger strike and subsequent election to Parliament of IRA martyr Bobby Sands as its core story, "Some Mother's Son" stars Helen Mirren as Kathleen Quigley, an apolitical teacher and mother in Northern Ireland whose son, Gerry, has fervently embraced the cause of the IRA.
Gerry's terrorist activities, and subsequent arrest, conviction and imprisonment in the notorious prison, The Maze, thrusts him, and Kathleen, into the thick of the things surrounding the British government's revised policy of treating IRA inmates as criminals, not political prisoners, in an attempt to defuse their popular influence outside.
Irish actress, Fionulla Flannigan, appears as Annie Higgins, a pro-IRA mother whose son, Frankie, is also embroiled in the strike. Unlike Kathleen, Annie is dedicated to the cause, no matter what the cost - even the life of her son.
ROBIN:
Dealing with similar circumstances as last falls film, "Michael Collins", "Some Mother's Son" thrusts the viewer into the political fray of the 70's Northern Ireland conflict. "Some Mother's Son" shows a deeply felt conviction to the real politics, then and now, in Ireland, and does it better than the more ambitious "Michael Collins".
Helen Mirren and Fionulla Ferguson, as the mothers representing two sides the same political coin, are outstanding. Mirren is powerful in her role as the apolitical one whose sole concern is the safe, healthy return of her son to his former freedom. Fionulla Ferguson is, if anything, even more powerful in her role as the activist mother willing to sacrifice her son for the IRA cause. I'm surprised Ferguson has not garnered more award attention.
"Some Mother's Son" also benefits from the thing that hurt "Michael Collins": the depth and breadth of the supporting cast is full and rich, right down to the sneaky little English toady working behind the scenes to screw things up for the prisoners. It's this attention to character detail that make a film like this worth seeing.
Tech credits are solid.
The subject matter is selective in its appeal. For me, it appeals.
"Some Mother's Son" doesn't try on as grand a scale as Michael Collins but it succeeds just as well. I give it a B, the same grade I gave Collins.
LAURA:
"Some Mother's Son" is an effective film to make one think about the 'Irish problem.' Are the IRA freedom fighters or terrorists, heroes or hoodlums?
Told through the eyes of an apolitical Belfast mother (the splendid Helen Mirren) who is horrified to discover her son's involved with the IRA and was involved in the shooting of a British soldier ('he was trying to kill ME, Ma'), "Some Mother's Son" makes a nice companion piece to 1994's "In the Name of the Father." The film uses the historical context of the Bobby Sands hunger strike to present its story. Mirren's character is contrasted by another mother played by Fionulla Ferguson, a heart-on-her-sleeve IRA supporter who's son was arrested with Mirren's son. The two become friends even though just about everything they stand for is in conflict. One of the strenths of "Some Mother's Son" is how believable this friendship is. The two womens' acceptance of each other underscores the conflicting emotions the view has while watching the film.
All in all, I thought "Some Mother's Son" was a much more effective film about Irish/British politics than the earlier, more publicized and more overrated "Michael Collins."
B
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Examples of Girder CSS By Joel Tjintjelaar *
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Lean
Its conscise but well commented. No excess stuff, only the essentials.
Flexible
Girder works with Node-Sass or Ruby Sass and easily adapts to your needs.
Responsive
The grid likes relative units, it supports media queries and you can build mobile-first.
Quick Setup
Copy the Scss folder and files directly into your project's path. Get them from Github or from the downloaded examples.
With Bower just use: "bower install girder --save" and add a reference to either scss/_girder.scss or girder.css inside the components folder.
Using Scss
@import the _girder.scss partial which should reside next to its modules in your project.
Standard CSS
Simply include girder.css in your document along with the site's styles. (Like this page)
For more tips on using Sass and Girder check out the journal.


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| Marking Group Summary |
Training Year : TY-2019-20 | Course : AFWC-34 | Term : Term-1 | Event : SR-1 | Sub Event : Bijoy | Sub Sub Event : Req-1 | Sub Sub Sub Event : Paper | Total No.of CM : 10 | Total No. of DS : 2 |
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| 2 | GP-2 | Col Abdul Hakim (BAGN-01) Gp Capt Md. Sakhiur (ACM-365) Capt mr. x (capt-03) Lt Col Abdur Rahman (BA-10) | Col Ashfaq Ahmed (BA-8923) |
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Description: Get the children of each element in the set of matched elements, including text and comment nodes.
Given a jQuery object that represents a set of DOM elements, the .contents()
method allows us to search throughthe immediate children of these elements in the DOM tree and construct a new jQuery object from the matching elements. The .contents()
and .children()
methods are similar, except that the former includes text nodes as well as HTML elements in the resulting jQuery object.
The .contents()
method can also be used to get the content document of an iframe, if the iframe is on the same domain as the main page.
Consider a simple

with a number of text nodes, each of which is separated by two line break elements (

):

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed
do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco
laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.

Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit
esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.

We can employ the .contents()
method to help convert this blob of text into three well-formed paragraphs:
$('.container').contents().filter(function() {
return this.nodeType == 3;
})
.wrap('

')
.end()
.filter('br')
.remove();
This code first retrieves the contents of

and then filters it for text nodes, which are wrapped in paragraph tags. This is accomplished by testing the .nodeType
property of the element. This DOM property holds a numeric code indicating the node's type; text nodes use the code 3. The contents are again filtered, this time for

elements, and these elements are removed.
<!DOCTYPE html>

Hello John, how are you doing?

<!DOCTYPE html>


Module ipc
IPC library implemented using the per-process event system.
It implements OETF #18 (Open Inter-Process Communication), the main difference being that
computer.pushProcessSignal
is used instead of computer.pushSignal
.
Functions
| socket (target, id) | Sockets are used for both listening and writing and are not necessary to be opened on both sides. |
Functions
- socket (target, id)
-
Sockets are used for both listening and writing and are not necessary to be opened on both sides.
This is a best-effort asynchronous in write and synchronous in read message passing.
Due to the way they work, they cannot be closed unlike streams.
Parameters:
- target int process PID
- id string the unique identifier of the socket that should be shared between both processes


How to install
Install the q-grid via npm
npm install ng2-qgrid
Add q-grid & theme modules to the application root
import { GridModule } from 'ng2-qgrid';
import { ThemeModule } from 'ng2-qgrid/theme/material';
@NgModule({
imports: [
GridModule,
ThemeModule
]
})
export class AppModule {
}
The q-grid supports 2 themes out of box
@angular/material
andbasic
, the second one doesn’t require@angular/material
to be installed.
Create an angular component
@Component({
selector: 'my-component',
template: `
<q-grid [rows]="myRows | async">
<q-grid-columns generation="deep">
</q-grid-columns>
</q-grid>
`
})
export class MyComponent {
myRows: Observable<[]>;
constructor(dataService: MyDataService) {
this.myRows = dataService.getRows();
}
}
Note that passed rows should be an array of objects, any other types, like array of numbers or strings, will throw an error.
Dependencies
- @angular/common
- @angular/core
- @angular/forms
- @angular/http
If you use material
theme from the q-grid package, you also need to install angular material
- @angular/cdk
- @angular/material
Development
git clone https://github.com/qgrid/ng2.git
npm install
npm run start
Browser Support
Chrome
is supported.Safari
is in progress.FireFox
is in progress.Edge
is in progress.IE11
is in progress.
Licence
Code licensed under MIT license.


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