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'If violence continues...' Rajnath Singh sends warning in wake of Naxal attacks
The defence minister had on earlier occasions too urged the Naxalites to give up violence and come for talks.
by PTIPandu: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday warned Naxalites to abjure violence, saying a befitting reply would be given if they did not do so.
The warning comes in the wake of violence by the left-wing extremists in Latehar and Palamau districts of Jharkhand since Friday, in which four policemen and two persons, including a local BJP leader, were killed.
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The rebels had also burnt down two earthmoving machines in Lohardaga district.
All three districts are set to go to polls in the first phase on November 30.
The defence minister had on earlier occasions too urged the Naxalites to give up violence and come for talks, he said.
Recalling his meeting with council of heads of government (CHG) of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Tashkent early this month, the union minister said, the world is united to root out terrorism and except Kashmir, no big terror attacks had occurred in the rest of the country in the last five-and-a-half years.
Assembly elections in Jharkhand will be in five phases between November 30 and December 20.
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Hello! This is a directory of resources for a training tutorial to be given at the O’Reilly AI Conference in New York City on Sunday, April 29, and Monday, April 30, 2018.
Please read below for general information. You can find the github repository at this link. Please note that there are two ways to engage in this training (desribed below).
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(seen at the Portland International Film Festival)
FILM TITLE: The Emperor and the Assassin
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Failed love stories, are something else. When told in ways that make it even bigger, it's another. And then there are lines like "the face that launched a thousand ships to sea", which the story of this film closely resembles.It is a time when soothsayers, and many others have predicted, and expected, that what is today China should become one nation, one empire. But there were five or six major provinces that were extremely independent and they would fight many an alliance, or such an act, if they themselves did not feel that they had the right to unite the whole area. Ying Zheng, is now the emperor of Qin, and he is making an attempt to unite the rest of the provinces into one empire.
What one did not expect, or have any idea of, is that this film maker has turned himself into a veritable David Lean, with incredibly well designed shot sequences, and artistic outlooks that are not always, if ever, found in films at all. The sumptuousness and carefully detailed shooting sequences, and cutting of this film, along with its grandeur, is an amazing thing to see. This is a great film, at when it comes to the technical side of things.
As mentioned in a previous review of another Chen Kaige film, I felt that the daring shooting style that Christopher Doyle employed in Kaige's previous film was going to take what was predominantly an acting exercise, into another area. The film stakes were being raised then, and films like "The Emperor's Shadow", "Temptress Moon" were exercises in that direction. What I did not imagine when I said that, was that it was not only about the acting, but just about everything else in the film. It comes to mind immediately the one thing that I believe really stands out in this work, and it is the music of Zhao Jiping. Like those that glorified the great films of Cecil B. De Mille and David Lean, this man has been allowed a chance to let the music also add to the mix, and the results are fascinating. In "The Emperor's Shadow", this was quite evident, and the director Chen Kaige had no qualms about allowing the music to take over the film and lead us, when needed. In this film, the continuity is sacrificed some, into chapters, because the story elements jump so much, but the music allows us to forget all that and blends the various sections beautifully ... I am inclined to think that the directorial direction to use fades between sequences was not exactly needed, but the film works as it is. Still the same story, but the other view points and opinions need to come into play to make sure that we have a whole film in the end. The end result is a five part story, that takes a look at the very first Emperor in China, and what he had to do to get there. it was a magnanimous ideal then for the Emperor ... likewise for the film.
The young Emperor and Lady Zhao had been friends for some time. He ahs always loved her, but she has always been very independent and there are no indications in this film that there had been anything between them beyond friendship. At the start, Lady Zhao wants to simply be worthy of being a part of the court ... no doubt getting a lot of flack from other nobles as to why she is there in the first place. What turns out to be her attempt to make herself a valuable part of the Emperor's life, all of a sudden turns into a one sided love story, that helps Qin become the Emperor, but at the same time lose his beloved, whom he wants for a Queen. But this is not really her wish, and apparently has never been. And this is the quandary that the young Emperor faces from day one, until he eventually is able to accomplish his assigned task ... whatever the price. The price may be that he had to become a ruthless murderer to do it, and that this was not what the woman he loves wanted. She is a foreigner in his court after all, but as children, these things do not matter.
Eventually an assassin is found, and this man, is the one that Lady Zhao takes a liking to. he has pretty much renounced the part of his life that once had made him a great killer. It only took a young blind girl to show him what he could not see. And he could not save her from herself. Her courage alone stands out, and forces a change in his life. This change, as a recluse and worker at various odd jobs, eventually leads him to a local hang out where he shows his strength -- and is noticed by Lady Zhao who happened to be coming by at the moment. Jing Ke, eventually becomes the man hired to kill the Emperor Qin, but the irony of it all, is that he has made up his mind not to kill the Emperor with a sword at all, but merely to show him something that the Emperor has hid from for a long time, which has been hinted at, and is finally shown in the end ... he may not even be the legitimate owner to the power he has. Even as Jing Ke makes his attempts in the end to kill the Emperor, they seem theatrical and not intentional, and he finally gives in and allows the Emperor a moment of hollow victory ... something that he has experienced already with Lady Zhao. What he doesn't know is that Jing Ke and Lady Zhao have been friends/lovers (not clear), and when she finally comes to claim the body of her hero Jing Ke, the Emperor is now shown as a man that has killed to get to the top, and lost everything else that his heart could ever want, specially his only love. Above all, these people have held on to the secret that he may not be the legitimate ruler, now that he is the Emperor.
Stunning films usually balance out the acting, the sets, the music, and everything that they have, that will show in the screen. The acting free for all that was evident in "Temptress Moon" is visible here in that it is now controlled and beautifully worked with. No longer are the main characters strictly a symbol of an old Noh styled theater and tradition that had marled the earlier Chinese and Japanese art forms. These are now full fledged, solid actors and actresses that really explode in your screen and help make a good film great. And it takes a director with a vision, and a desire to accomplish this, to be able to unite such a conglomeration of forces. Chen Kaige has dome that and then some.
Magnificent film, while also a bit of a historical facet on China. While I am of the opinion that it is sad that the only films that can be made in China are these historical pieces, the over all tone to this reviewer is that this film is showing undertones that the government in China is brutal and obviously lacks the "love" to be a beloved person. The Emperor may become the Emperor, but he will no longer be remembered for his deeds and his works. Take notice Chinese leaders, and allow these artists to speak their minds freely, instead of under the breath of a history long past and gone. These arts will be remembered and foster more about ... sadly, all we can do with this history is create a film. In this case a magnificent film, with the qualities that most of us really appreciate.
FILM TITLE: The Emperor and the Assassin DIRECTOR: Chen Kaige COUNTRY: China 1999 CINEMATOGRAPHY: Fei Zhao MUSIC: Zhao Jiping CAST: Gong Li, Fengyi Zhang, Xuejian Li, Zhiwen Wang, Chen Kaige, Xiaohe Lu, Haifeng Ding SUPER FEATURES: The David Lean of China, no doubt.
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Getting popular classes can be a pain sometimes, because they tend to fill up very quickly. And if the student isn't ready to pounce the moment a spot opens up, the spot gets taken. To alleviate this issue, I wrote a Python script using Selenium that emails you when a class is open. You can take a look at the code here .
Music is really cool. For my "pianduino" project, I, with a couple other team members, decided to use an Arduino, tactile push-bottons, and a bunch of C code to create an electronic piano. The piano would be able to record what you just playedy, and then upon the press of the "play back" button, play it back to you. My responsbilitity for this team project was to write the software. This C code had to handle how long the button was pressed, which button (music note) it was, playing the notes to the speaker, among other things. It was a fun project to build! You can take a look at the code here .


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Part 4. Implementing the learning component¶
The third and last component we implement models in an agent-based fashion how
individuals learn their fishing_effort
from each other. Again, we use the
template to prepare the component, this time with a larger number of
parameters:
On the basis of the template, make another model component
model_components/my_expoit_learning
, this time only keeping the entity-typeIndividual
and the process taxonCulture
.In its
interface.py
, uncomment and add the following imports and variables:from ... import Variable from ... import master_data_model as D from ..my_exploit_fishing import interface as F class Individual... # endogenous: fishing_effort = F.Individual.fishing_effort # exogenous: catch = F.Individual.catch class Culture... # endogenous: acquaintance_network = D.Culture.acquaintance_network # exogenous: fishing_update_rate = Variable("fishing effort update rate", """average number of time points per time where some individuals update their fishing effort""", unit = D.years**(-1), default = 1 / D.years, lower_bound = 0) fishing_update_prob = Variable( "fishing effort update probability", """probability that an individual updates their fishing effort at an update time point""", default = 1/2, lower_bound = 0, upper_bound = 1) fishing_exploration_prob = Variable( "fishing effort exploration probability", """probability that an individual copies a neighbours effort if both catches are equal""", default = 0.1, lower_bound = 0, upper_bound = 1) fishing_imitation_char_prob = Variable( "fishing effort imitation characteristic probability", """probability that an individual copies a neighbours effort if the other's catch is twice the own catch""", default = 0.9, lower_bound = 0, upper_bound = 1)
The learning process consists of two parts:
- With an average rate of
fishing_update_rate
, an ‘update time point’ occurs in theCulture
. When that happens, eachIndividual
(self
) updates their fishing effort with a probability offishing_update_prob
. - If she updates, she draws a random neighbour of hers (
other
) from theacquaintance_network
. Then she copiesother
’sfishing_effort
with a probabilityimitation_prob(catch_ratio)
, wherecatch_ratio
equalsother.catch / self.catch
and the functionimitation_prob
is sigmoid-shaped and monotonic and returns zero forcatch_ratio == 0
,fishing_exploration_prob
iffcatch_ratio == 1
,fishing_imitation_char_prob
iffcatch_ratio == 2
and 1 forcatch_ratio = np.inf
.
The first part we implement as follows, using the process type Event
:
In
implementation/culture.py
:from numpy.random import exponential, uniform from .... import Event from ...base import interface as B class Culture... def next_fishing_update_time(self, t): return t + exponential(1 / self.fishing_update_rate) def update_fishing_efforts(self, unused_t): for w in self.worlds: for i in w.individuals: if uniform() < self.fishing_update_prob: i.update_fishing_effort() processes = [ Event("update fishing efforts", [B.Culture.worlds.individuals.fishing_effort], ["time", next_fishing_update_time, update_fishing_efforts]) ]
An Event
is something that happens at certain discrete time points. In our
case, its specification names two methods, one which returns the next time
point at which the event happens (next_fishing_update_time
), and one which
implements what happens at those time points (update_fishing_efforts
).
The latter method finds out which individuals actually update and calls their
update_fishing_effort
method, which we will implement next:
In
implementation/individual.py
:from numpy import exp, log from numpy.random import choice, uniform class Individual... def fishing_imitation_prob(self, catch_ratio): offset = -log(1/self.culture.fishing_exploration_prob - 1) slope = -(log(1/self.culture.fishing_imitation_char_prob - 1) + offset) / log(2) return 1 / (1 + exp(- offset - slope*log(catch_ratio))) def update_fishing_effort(self): other = choice(list( self.culture.acquaintance_network.neighbors(self))) if uniform() < self.fishing_imitation_prob(other.catch / self.catch): self.fishing_effort = other.fishing_effort
As you see, the variable Culture.acquaintance_network
that is provided in
the master data model, contains a network whose nodes are Individual
s.
The data type of Culture.acquaintance_network
is networkx.Graph
, as
you can see in the API documentation of the master data model
(pycopancore.data_model.master_data_model package),
where it says:
acquaintance_network = variable ‘acquaintance network’ (Basic undirected social network of acquaintance between Individuals. Most other social networks will be subgraphs of this.), ref=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpersonal_relationship#Stages, not None, scale=nominal, datatype=<class ‘networkx.classes.graph.Graph’>
In this part you’ve learned about…
- using variables from the master data model
- the process type
Event
- using random value generators and networks
We’re now ready to compose the three components into a model: Part 5. Composing the model


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You can very simply create a form using Vue & bootstrap-vue.
The form sends data back to Node-RED.
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method in index.js
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Click on the button to increment the counter. It sends the data dynamically back to Node-RED as well.
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Time offset between browser and server: {{serverTimeOffset}} hours
Messages: Received={{msgsReceived}}, Sent={{msgsSent}}
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| org.maltparser.core.feature.spec | Contains classes for storing the feature specification model. |
| org.maltparser.core.feature.spec.reader | Contains classes for loading a feature specification. |
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| org.maltparser.parser.algorithm.covington | Implements the Covington deterministic parsing algorithms. |
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Is there a result in mathlib which constructs a monotone convergent subsequence out of a convergent sequence?
Of reals? I think Bolzano Weierstrass is in there somewhere and it's relatively straightforward from there, the statement about a subsequence tending to the same thing as the sequence will just be some filter magic
Yes I'm working with nnreal
.
Wait I don't mean Bolzano Weierstrass
I mean the assertion that a sequence has a monotonic subsequence
This is just some basic fact about total orders
You look at the peaks of the sequence
Can you point me to the result? I'm new to filters/sequences and I have no idea where to look
it's not proven in mathlib AFAIK
I don't know my way around that part of the library
What do you need it for? It looks like a pretty gimmicky result to me
Here is my set-up. I have a set K
and have proven that there is a sequence x : nat -> K
such that x n
tends to Sup K
. I need to prove that the interval Icc (Sup K) t
is the intersection of the intervals Icc (x n) t
where t
is a fixed nnreal.
wait that's a lot easier
because it's not just monotone it's monotone increasing
Yes
Actually you don't even need that, this is just the definition of Sup
Can you elaborate?
I thought I needed an increasing subsequence
Sup K <= a iff for all k in K, k <= a
Oh! I see!
For any k in K, either k = Sup K or there exists k <= x n < Sup K
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This library helps you generate images containing a QR code.
By ARCANEDEV©
If you have any suggestions or improvements feel free to create an issue or create a Pull Request.
- PHP >= 5.4.0
- GD extension
QrCode should be installed using composer. The general composer instructions can be found on the composer website.
After that, just declare the qr-code dependency as follows:
"require" : {
...
"arcanedev/qr-code": "dev-master"
}
Then, run composer.phar update
and you should be good.
```php <?php
include_once "vendor/autoload.php";
use Arcanedev\QrCode\QrCode;
$qrCode = new QrCode; $qrCode->setText("I would love to change the world, but they won't give me the source code"); $qrCode->setSize(200);
echo $qrCode->image("image alt", ['class' => 'qr-code-img']); ```
Check the exemples folder to learn some tricks.
Coming Soon
The QR Code Library is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license


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title: Courses for 2016-17
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{% assign semester = site.data.courses.aug2016 %}
Courses for the semester August-December 2016
{% include semester-courses.html %}
{% assign semester = site.data.courses.jan2017 %}
Courses for the semester January-April 2017
{% include semester-courses.html %}{% include earlier-semesters.html %}


Dojox Iterator test
Data store backed Iterator
before
${name}
after
Array backed Iterator
before
${name} ${thinger}
after
Array-property Iterator
before
blah
${value}
after


The Search Framework includes a sample plug-in application that illustrates the basic tasks involved in writing a plug-in (ExamplePlugin.java
). This plug-in queries a relational database (also included in this software distribution) with spatial data for 88 San Francisco neighborhoods. The name of the database is san_francisco_neighborhoods
. In addition to the polygon descriptions for each neighborhood, the database includes associated attribute data.
You can explore the sample database using this command:
$psql -U geuser searchexample
To test the sample plug-in, you can create a custom search tab using the Search Tab Manager in Google Earth Enterprise Fusion. See the "Defining Search Tabs" lesson in the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Tutorial for details.
After you write your plug-in, you need to package it in a standard Java™ Archive (JAR) file. An example of using the jar
command to create this file is
jar -cvf MyPlugin.jar /path/to/java/file/MyPlugin.java
To use the Search Framework Java Class Library, you need to include this line in your code to refer to the SearchAPI.jar
file:
import com.google.earth.search.api.*;
Be sure the SearchAPI.jar
file is in your CLASSPATH.
You also need to register your plug-in with the Search Framework. See the Google Earth Enterprise Administration Guide, Chapter 4, for instructions on how to register your plug-in.
The search plug-in application performs the following basic tasks, as illustrated in the sample program. You are required to implement the SearchPlugin
interface, which includes the init()
and doSearch()
methods.
SearchPlugin
interface, which constructs the plug-in. The init()
method is called by the plug-in factory to perform initialization checks when the Search Framework Service is started. Typically, you would check database connections here.init()
method in ExamplePlugin.java
:
public boolean init() { // Assume the connection will be successful boolean status = true; // Define a connection string to the PostgreSQL database, 'ExampleDatabase' String url = "jdbc:postgresql://localhost/searchexample"; Properties props = new Properties(); props.setProperty("user","geuser"); props.setProperty("password",""); // Try to connect try { conn = DriverManager.getConnection(url, props); } catch(SQLException e) { status = false; } return status; } }
doSearch()
method. This method is where the plug-in does most of its work. The Adapter calls doSearch()
on the plug-in when it sends a search request to the plug-in. The doSearch()
method performs the following tasks:
doSearch()
method in the example looks for the term "neighborhood," which is the specific search key that this plug-in depends upon:public boolean doSearch(SearchContainer searchContainer) { boolean status = true; SearchResponse exampleSearchResponse = new SearchResponse(); exampleSearchResponse.setDataStoreName("Example Database"); // Attempt to extract the search term 'neighborhood' from the query string if (searchContainer.getSearchRequest().contains("neighborhood")) { String neighborhoodSearchTerm = searchContainer.getSearchRequest().getItem( "neighborhood"); . . .
neighborhood = pac
.The main task of the Search Plug-in is to populate the Search Response with the set of defined display styles and the Search Results for each match.
As you read the sample code, keep in mind the structure of the Search Response, as shown here:
Each Search Result contains the objects shown here:
The metadata includes the name, snippet, and description that are used to annotate the geometry object. After the metadata hash map is fillled in, it is associated with the geometry object using the setUserData()
method. For example:
geomMeta = new GeomMetaBlock();
geomMeta.name = "Paris, France";
geomMeta.snippet = "City of Light";
geomMeta.description = "Be sure to visit the Eiffel Tower, with 1660 steps and a fabulous view at the top.";
jtsPointGeometry.setUserData(geomMeta);
Here is how the metadata is created in the sample program ( ExamplePlugin.java
):
// Create the HashMap we'll use to populate with results HashMap<String, Object> searchResult = new HashMap<String, Object>(); // Create an instance of a GeomMetadata GeomMetadata geomMeta = new GeomMetadata(); // Add name meta block geomMeta.name = results.getString("nbrhood"); geomMeta.snippet = results.getString("sfar_distr"); geomMeta.description = "The total area in decimal degrees of " + results.getString("nbrhood") + is: " + results.getString("area") + "
"; geomMeta.description + = "The total perimeter in decimal degrees of " + results.getString("nbrhood") + " is: " + results.getString("perimeter");
Points, lines, and polygons are created using the Java JTS Library. With JTS, a geometry object is always contained in a geometry array, even if there is only one geometry object. For example:
Coordinate coordinates = new Coordinate(82.724077, 29.238066); Geometry jtsPointGeometry = new GeometryFactory().createPoint(coordinates); Geometry[] geomArray = new Geometry[1]; geomArray[0] = jtsPointGeometry;
In the sample program (ExamplePlugin.java
), the geometry object
is constructed by the helper function geometryFromWKBResultSet()
.
This function generates JTS geometry from polygons that are stored in the
Well-Known Binary (WKB) format:
private Geometry geometryFromWKBResultSet(byte[] bytes) throws IOException { // Instantiate a WKB Reader object org.geotools.data.postgis.attributeio.WKBReader wkbReader = new org.geotools.data.postgis.attributeio.WKBReader(); // Decode the result byte[] b = org.geotools.data.postgis.attributeio.Base64.decode(bytes); // WKB->JTS Geom Geometry wkbGeometry = wkbReader.read(b); // Return new JTS geometry return new GeometryFactory().createGeometry(wkbGeometry); }
After the geometry is created, it is added to the JTS Geometry collection:
Geometry geom = geometryFromWKBResultSet(results.getBytes("the_geom")); // Add our metadata block to the geometry geom.setUserData(geomMeta); // Create a JTS GeometryCollection and place our new Geometry in it. Geometry[] geoms = new Geometry[1]; geoms[0] = geom; GeometryCollection geomCollection = new GeometryFactory().createGeometryCollection(geoms); // Add our JTS Geometry to the HashMap searchResult.put("geometry", geomCollection);
This excerpt also shows adding the GeomMetadata to the geometry object (geom.setUserData
).
The Styles are created in their own collection with an ID so that the geometry and metadata elements in each Search Result can reference the same styles.
For example, the ExamplePlugin.java sample sets the style for the KML response using the following:
setStyle(exampleSearchResponse, preferences, NEIGHBORHOOD_STYLE);
It uses the KMLPluginPreferences "preferences" values to set the style and assigns this Style ID "neighborhood_style."
To customize these styles for your plug-in, choose from one of the following options:
/opt/google/getomcat/conf
An example properties file is in: /opt/google/search/plugins/ExamplePlugin.properties
balloonStyle.bgColor=ffffffff balloonStyle.textColor=ff000000 balloonStyle.text=$[description] lineStyle.width=5 lineStyle.color=7fFFFF00 iconStyle.scale=1 iconStyle.href=../../icons/icon52.png polyStyle.color=7f66ffff polyStyle.colorMode=normal polyStyle.fill=true polyStyle.outline=true
Colors are specified using hexadecimal numbers of the form "AARRGGBB" where: AA is the alpha value between " 00" (transparent) and "ff" (opaque) RR is the red value between "00" (black) and "ff" (red) GG is the green value between "00" (black) and "ff" (green) GG is the blue value between "00" (black) and "ff" (blue)
balloonStyle.bgColor=ff000000
code overrides the defaults to set the
balloon background color to black.
preferences.setPreference(KmlProperties.POLYSTYLE_FILL , "false");
See the documentation on KmlProperties
for the complete list of KML style preferences used by the search framework.
When building a new search plug-in, it is recommended that you inherit from KmlSearchPlugin, as this parent class will automatically give you a good set of default KML style preferences.
The following code adds the JTS Geometry and the Style ID ("neighborhood_style") to the Result Map.
// Add the JTS Geometry to the HashMap
searchResult.put("geometry", geomCollection); // Add the default style to the HashMap
searchResult.put("styleID", "neighborhood_style");
The last step is to add the Search Result to the Search Response. The Adapter sends the completed Search Container back to the calling application (here, Google Earth).
exampleSearchResponse.addSearchResponse(searchResult);
See the section Sample KML Response for an example of the KML the Adapter returns to Google Earth.
Here is the KML response the Adapter returns to Google Earth when the sample program is run using "pac" as a search term. Two neighborhoods match the term (Lower Pacific Heights and Pacific Heights). The response includes the coordinates for the polygon that represents the neighborhood, as well as a short specification of the neighborhood (in the <Snippet>) and statements about the area and perimeter of the neighborhood (in the <description>). The response defines styles for the icon to use when the information is displayed in Google Earth, the line style and width, the polygon colors, and the balloon background and text colors.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <kml xmlns="http://earth.google.com/kml/2.1"> <Document> <name>pac</name> <open>true</open>  <Folder> <name>Example Database : pac (2)</name> <open>true</open> <Placemark> <name>Lower Pacfic Heights</name> <Snippet>District 6 - Central North</Snippet> <description>The total area in decimal degrees of Lower Pacfic Heights is: 9.30182244225364e-05
 The total perimeter in decimal degrees of Lower Pacfic Heights is: 0.0514157578838219 </description>  <MultiGeometry> <Polygon> <outerBoundaryIs> <LinearRing> <coordinates>-122.44687689905778,37.787129435519944,0.0 -122.42571018545522,37.78982222179978,0.0 -122.4248484613893,37.78555522846147,0.0 -122.43968850285422,37.78364257657305,0.0 -122.44600959570256,37.78282695735555,0.0 -122.44687689905778,37.787129435519944,0.0 </coordinates> </LinearRing> </outerBoundaryIs> </Polygon> </MultiGeometry> </Placemark> <Placemark> <name>Pacific Heights</name> <Snippet>District 7 - North</Snippet> <description>The total area in decimal degrees of Pacific Heights is: 0.000203463059316178
 The total perimeter in decimal degrees of Pacific Heights is: 0.0664409249373422 </description>  <MultiGeometry> <Polygon> <outerBoundaryIs> <LinearRing> <coordinates>-122.4467190122819,37.795564413628355,0.0 -122.42374705552396,37.79848642852926,0.0 -122.42322064305651,37.79587171870621,0.0 -122.42209284430686,37.790282293885255,0.0 -122.42571018545522,37.78982222179978,0.0 -122.44687689905778,37.787129435519944,0.0 -122.44783765823885,37.791889784713526,0.0 -122.44647351227088,37.79214167975448,0.0 -122.4469944571491,37.79550767417969,0.0 -122.4467190122819,37.795564413628355,0.0 </coordinates> </LinearRing> </outerBoundaryIs> </Polygon> </MultiGeometry> </Placemark> </Folder> </Document> </kml>
Here are the results in Google Earth:
Be sure to handle failure conditions gracefully in your code. When the plug-in returns an empty Search Container, the Adapter generates an "Empty response" error message.


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Testing Forestry
So, as you probably know, this site is built with Jekyll. Jekyll is a Static Site Generator, basically taking an input of a load of text files (see the source repo for this site on Github here) and generating a load more HTML (the static HTML is hosted on Github here, which auto publishes to Azure App Service). In previous posts, i have talked about using the likes of Visual Studio Code and Mark Down Monster to build the site.
Read more →VSCode and Markdown Monster with Powershell
A few years back, i created a post showing you how to add an Alias to PowerShell to easily start Sublime Text from a PowerShell command line . This worked well, but this is 2017 (that post is from 2012!) and my daily text editor has changed. I have moved to Visual Studio Code for most of my daily work. It works well 95% of the time. I still use Visual Studio Pro for C# Development, but for quick fixes and work on, say Go or smaller edits, Code is great.
Read more →Zerotier and Minio Followup
in a previous post, I talked about setting up a distributed S3 like data storage system using Minio and ZeroTier. Well, this week, the ZeroTier guys tweeted about this. Distributed S3 data storage using @minio and #ZeroTier -- https://t.co/MAXTjo3muh — ZeroTier, Inc. (@ZeroTier) May 2, 2017 A few people then started asking questions, and looking for a follow up, so here it is… First, a quick recap. I had 4 machines, all running Linux.
Read more →Business Class Broadband… finally here….
So, after many (MANY) years messing with dual cable modems, struggling to get them working together, to get websites to even allow me in, having to use hacks and kluges to get it to work at all… I have given up. It has been a struggle getting two modems working properly. Load blanching kind of works… but it’s messy at best. Some sites kick you out every now and again because your IP changes.
Read more →Distributed S3 data storage using Minio (and Zerotier)
So, something i have been looking into in recient times has been Distributed Storage, and, more specifically, how to use the storage in my many, many machines to protect data, and also increese my usable space… There are a few projects on the market that do this (Ceph, NooBaa and Gluster all spring to mind) but some are more painful to setup than others… which brings me nicely to Minio. Minio is a 20ish MB executable you download from their site, mark it as executable (on Linux or Mac Boxes) and run… and you have yourself a S3 compatable storage server… Simples!
Read more →Docker Jekyll and Mr ngrok
See what i did with the title?! Anyway, in my last post, i explained how i was building this site with Docker running on Windows 10 with the Anniversary update. Today, i am going to show you how to host it using Nginx and ngrok. So, first, you should know what Nginx is at this stage… If not, check out their site. Next ngrok is basically a way of tunneling your localhost to the web.
Read more →Building Jekyll sites with Docker on Windows
As some of you probably know (or based on the footer of the site) this site is built with Jekyll. Jekyll is a static web site builder, written in Ruby, and is a bit of a pain to build on Windows. Earlier on this year, I wrote up a post explaining how to use Jekyll on Windows using Bash on Ubuntu on Windows… It was a bit complicated, and, well, worked a few times, but was not too successfull… So, were do we go next?
Read more →Cloud Desktop becoming a reality
I have talked about the theory of the “Cloud desktop” twice on my older blog (Rackspace’s Hosted Virtual Desktop and More on the desktop in the cloud) way back since 2011. Since then, a few things have changed: Amazon have released AWS Workspaces, which is a cloud based desktop using Teradici’s PCoIP technology Both EC2 and Azure now have GPU enabled VMs to spin up and use NVidia have released NVidia Grid cards, specifically for the “cloud” or “remote” desktop services.
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[NOTE] This part 9 in a series of posts. The rest can be found here Well, the double internet experiment is about ready to be finished… After 9 posts, 4 months, lots of sweating, many painful nights trying to figure out why something stopped using, shouting when Netflix did not work, wondering why my internet connection was so slow, and many, many other problems, i have decided to wind down the project.
Read more →Meraki and Ubiquiti networks gear Update
In part 6 of my Double Internet Series I mentioned i was running a Meraki MX64 in the network, and said i would write up about it. I am taking this oppertunity to also write up about the Ubiquiti networks gear in the house also. First on the list is my older Ubiquiti Edgerouter POE. It currently in the process of being decommissioned, or used for something else. It was the main edge router for the network: it had both internet connections connected, and did routing, firewalls, etc, but with the Proliant taking over as a router, it is not requried as much any more… Its still on, mainly because its still a DHCP server, but not much else.
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CompactStar SDK 1.08
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#include <stddef.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | CSR_Color |
| struct | CSR_ArrayItem |
| struct | CSR_Array |
| struct | CSR_Buffer |
Macros | |
| #define | USE_MDL |
| #define | USE_IQM |
| #define | USE_COLLADA |
| #define | USE_X |
| #define | USE_WAVEFRONT |
| #define | M_CSR_Version 1.08 |
| #define | M_CSR_Error_Code 0xFFFFFFFF |
| #define | M_CSR_Unknown_Index -1 |
| #define | M_CSR_Epsilon 1.0E-3 |
Enumerations | |
| enum | CSR_EEndianness { CSR_E_LittleEndian , CSR_E_BigEndian } |
Functions | |
| void * | csrMemoryAlloc (void *pMemory, size_t size, size_t count) |
| CSR_EEndianness | csrMemoryEndianness (void) |
| void | csrMemorySwap (void *pMemory, size_t size) |
| void | csrMathMin (float a, float b, float *pR) |
| void | csrMathMax (float a, float b, float *pR) |
| void | csrMathClamp (float value, float minVal, float maxVal, float *pR) |
| int | csrMathBetween (float value, float rangeStart, float rangeEnd, float tolerance) |
| void | csrMathRound (float value, float *pR) |
| void | csrMathRoundToExp (float value, unsigned exp, float *pR) |
| unsigned | csrColorToRGBA (const CSR_Color *pColor) |
| void | csrRGBAToColor (unsigned color, CSR_Color *pColor) |
| unsigned | csrColorBGRToRGBA (unsigned color) |
| unsigned | csrColorABGRToRGBA (unsigned color) |
| CSR_Array * | csrArrayCreate (void) |
| void | csrArrayRelease (CSR_Array *pArray) |
| void | csrArrayInit (CSR_Array *pArray) |
| void | csrArrayAdd (void *pData, CSR_Array *pArray, int autoFree) |
| void | csrArrayAddUnique (void *pData, CSR_Array *pArray, int autoFree) |
| size_t | csrArrayGetIndex (void *pData, const CSR_Array *pArray) |
| CSR_ArrayItem * | csrArrayGetItem (void *pData, const CSR_Array *pArray) |
| size_t | csrArrayGetIndexFrom (void *pData, size_t startIndex, const CSR_Array *pArray) |
| CSR_ArrayItem * | csrArrayGetItemFrom (void *pData, size_t startIndex, const CSR_Array *pArray) |
| void | csrArrayDelete (void *pData, CSR_Array *pArray) |
| void | csrArrayDeleteAt (size_t index, CSR_Array *pArray) |
| CSR_Buffer * | csrBufferCreate (void) |
| void | csrBufferRelease (CSR_Buffer *pBuffer) |
| void | csrBufferInit (CSR_Buffer *pBuffer) |
| int | csrBufferRead (const CSR_Buffer *pBuffer, size_t *pOffset, size_t length, size_t count, void *pData) |
| int | csrBufferWrite (CSR_Buffer *pBuffer, const void *pData, size_t length, size_t count) |
| size_t | csrFileSize (const char *pFileName) |
| CSR_Buffer * | csrFileOpen (const char *pFileName) |
| int | csrFileSave (const char *pFileName, const CSR_Buffer *pBuffer) |
| #define M_CSR_Epsilon 1.0E-3 |
| #define M_CSR_Error_Code 0xFFFFFFFF |
| #define M_CSR_Unknown_Index -1 |
| #define M_CSR_Version 1.08 |
| #define USE_COLLADA |
| #define USE_IQM |
| #define USE_MDL |
| #define USE_WAVEFRONT |
| #define USE_X |
| enum CSR_EEndianness |
| void csrArrayAdd | ( | void * | pData, |
| CSR_Array * | pArray, | ||
| int | autoFree | ||
| ) |
Adds a data to an array
| pData | - data to add | |
| [in,out] | pArray | - array to add to |
| autoFree | - if 1, the data will be freed while the array will be released |
| void csrArrayAddUnique | ( | void * | pData, |
| CSR_Array * | pArray, | ||
| int | autoFree | ||
| ) |
Adds a data to an array, but only if not exists in the array
| pData | - data to add | |
| [in,out] | pArray | - array to add to |
| autoFree | - if 1, the data will be freed while the array will be released |
| CSR_Array * csrArrayCreate | ( | void | ) |
Creates a new array
| void csrArrayDelete | ( | void * | pData, |
| CSR_Array * | pArray | ||
| ) |
Deletes an item from an array
| pData | - item data to search and delete | |
| [in,out] | pArray | - array to delete from |
| void csrArrayDeleteAt | ( | size_t | index, |
| CSR_Array * | pArray | ||
| ) |
Deletes an item from an array
| index | - item index to delete | |
| [in,out] | pArray | - array to delete from |
| size_t csrArrayGetIndex | ( | void * | pData, |
| const CSR_Array * | pArray | ||
| ) |
Gets the index of a data
| pData | - data for which the index should be found |
| pArray | - array to search in |
| size_t csrArrayGetIndexFrom | ( | void * | pData, |
| size_t | startIndex, | ||
| const CSR_Array * | pArray | ||
| ) |
Gets the index of a data from a staring inndex
| pData | - data for which the index should be found |
| startIndex | - start index to search from |
| pArray | - array to search in |
| CSR_ArrayItem * csrArrayGetItem | ( | void * | pData, |
| const CSR_Array * | pArray | ||
| ) |
Gets the array item containing a data
| pData | - data for which the array item should be found |
| pArray | - array to search in |
| CSR_ArrayItem * csrArrayGetItemFrom | ( | void * | pData, |
| size_t | startIndex, | ||
| const CSR_Array * | pArray | ||
| ) |
Gets the array item containing a data from a staring inndex
| pData | - data for which the array item should be found |
| startIndex | - start index to search from |
| pArray | - array to search in |
| void csrArrayInit | ( | CSR_Array * | pArray | ) |
Initializes an array structure
| [in,out] | pArray | - array to initialize |
| void csrArrayRelease | ( | CSR_Array * | pArray | ) |
Releases an array and frees its memory
| [in,out] | pArray | - array to release |
| CSR_Buffer * csrBufferCreate | ( | void | ) |
Creates a new buffer
| void csrBufferInit | ( | CSR_Buffer * | pBuffer | ) |
Initializes a buffer structure
| [in,out] | pBuffer | - buffer to initialize |
| int csrBufferRead | ( | const CSR_Buffer * | pBuffer, |
| size_t * | pOffset, | ||
| size_t | length, | ||
| size_t | count, | ||
| void * | pData | ||
| ) |
Reads a data from a buffer
| pBuffer | - buffer to read from | |
| [in,out] | pOffset | - offset to read from, new offset position after function ends |
| length | - length of one data to read, in bytes | |
| count | - number of data to read in the buffer, in bytes | |
| [out] | pData | - read data |
| void csrBufferRelease | ( | CSR_Buffer * | pBuffer | ) |
Releases a buffer and frees its memory
| [in,out] | pBuffer | - buffer to release |
| int csrBufferWrite | ( | CSR_Buffer * | pBuffer, |
| const void * | pData, | ||
| size_t | length, | ||
| size_t | count | ||
| ) |
Writes a data in a buffer
| pBuffer | - buffer to write to |
| pData | - data to write |
| length | - length of one data to read, in bytes |
| count | - number of data to read in the buffer, in bytes |
| unsigned csrColorABGRToRGBA | ( | unsigned | color | ) |
Converts a 32 bit ABGR color (Windows style) to a RGBA color
| color | - ABGR color to convert |
| unsigned csrColorBGRToRGBA | ( | unsigned | color | ) |
Converts a 32 bit BGR color (Windows style) to a RGBA color
| color | - BGR color to convert |
| unsigned csrColorToRGBA | ( | const CSR_Color * | pColor | ) |
Converts a color to a RGBA color
| pColor | - color to convert |
| CSR_Buffer * csrFileOpen | ( | const char * | pFileName | ) |
Opens a file
| pFileName | - file name |
| int csrFileSave | ( | const char * | pFileName, |
| const CSR_Buffer * | pBuffer | ||
| ) |
Saves a buffer content inside a file
| pFileName | - file name |
| pBuffer | - buffer to save to file |
| size_t csrFileSize | ( | const char * | pFileName | ) |
Gets the size of a file
| pFileName | - file name for which the size should be get |
| int csrMathBetween | ( | float | value, |
| float | rangeStart, | ||
| float | rangeEnd, | ||
| float | tolerance | ||
| ) |
Checks if a value is between a range
| value | - value to check |
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_Man_on_the_Moon_ (R) ** (out of ****)
_Man_on_the_Moon_ is one of those films where you walk out of the auditorium completely flummoxed as to why you feel so empty. All the pieces are in place in Milos Forman's biography of the late comedian Andy Kaufman; it's a polished, well-cast, well-performed, and technically well-made piece of work. Upon deeper reflection, however, the initially mysterious reason is actually quite simple: while those pieces fit together, the resulting picture is wrong, for _Man_on_the_Moon_ is less about Kaufman than it is his portrayer, Jim Carrey.
That statement would appear to be a half-step away from a quote one would find blaring from a newspaper ad or TV commercial: "_Man_on_the_Moon_ is all about Jim Carrey!" But when I say that Carrey dominates the picture, it is not necessarily in a good way. Yes, he does a bang-up impersonation of Kaufman's many different personae, from his career-making role as Latka on the late' '70s-early '80s sitcom _Taxi_ to his most curious creation, sleazy and boorish lounge singer Tony Clifton (whom Kaufman insisted was a completely separate person). The problem is that director Forman and screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, who memorably humanized _Hustler_ publisher Larry Flynt in _The_People_vs._Larry_Flynt_, do little to make the film appear to be more than a showcase for Carrey's gift for reverent mimickry.
After a memorably absurd opening that perfectly captures the essence of Kaufman's distinctly eccentric brand of humor, the creative team quickly falls into the trap that becomes the film's ruin. Once Forman stages his first recreation of bits from Kaufman's standup act, the film sets into cruise control, offering reenactment after reenactment of keystone events and performances in Kaufman's career (including his infamous "feud" with wrestler Jerry Lawler), with few moments of downtime in between and even less dramatic momentum to string it all together. There's no denying that much attention was paid to make sure every note was played exactly as Kaufman did years ago. It's just that Forman and crew add nothing fresh of their own, and the film becomes little more than a series of rambling, indulgent performance pieces for Carrey. This becomes all the more redundant considering that Carrey proves he can capably do Kaufman schtick within the film's first two minutes; and in seeing him repeatedly hit the same beats and assume the same postures, one becomes more acutely aware of the impersonation, of an actor acting. Perhaps it would be better said that _Man_on_the_Moon_ is not about Jim Carrey, but Jim Carrey's _Oscar_bid_.
To Carrey's credit, during the quieter moments, he projects a sense of vulnerability and humanity. But not much is done to flesh out Kaufman's life beyond the spotlight. While his friendships with creative collaborator Bob Zmuda (Paul Giamatti) and manager George Shapiro (Danny DeVito) are fairly well-established, more problematic is his relationship with girlfriend Lynne Margulies (Courtney Love). The two meet on _The_Merv_Griffin_Show_, where she angrily volunteers to fight Kaufman in a wrestling match during his infamous anti-woman phase. Backstage after the show, he manages to charm her; and in their next scene together, he's already proposing marriage. After one more scene involving a wrestling ring, their relationship is shoved into the background--as is Love, a vibrant actress who radiates a beguiling warmth here, but it's squandered. Similarly, DeVito and Giamatti also impress, but their efforts clearly lie on the second string as far as the filmmakers are concerned.
The quieter moments also offer little in the way of insight into who Kaufman was and why he was that way. The points covered are easy, surface ones: he marched to his own drummer; he took pleasure in subverting audiences' expectations and wishes and in generally pissing them off; he immersed himself so deeply into his characters that those closest to him often did not know where the act ended and the real Andy began--that is, if it ever did. The last point highlights the difficulty in making a biography about the notoriously enigmatic Kaufman; did anyone, let alone those involved in the making of this film, ever get a handle on who the real Andy was? Late in the film, when Lynne tells him with a smile, "There is no real you," one cannot help but agree--at least as far as this shallow screen treatment goes. (opens December 22)
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MAGIC IN THE WATER A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): 0
MAGIC IN THE WATER is a boring Oreo cookie commercial billed as a feature-length movie for kids. We have the dad, Jack Black (Mark Harmon), forcing himself against his will to spent four weeks in the wilderness with his children, fourteen-year-old Joshua (Joshua Jackson) and 10 year old Ashley (Sarah Liscette Wayne). To make up for lost time at work he carries four cellular phones. At least two of them ring in all the early scenes and the running joke is where is his lost cellular phone. Nearly split my side I was laughing so hard at that long series of jokes.
The whole script by Icel Massey and Rick Stevenson is firmly based in boredom with a little stupidity and cliches thrown in every now and then for variety. Among one of the many typical lines is Joshua's who describes his camping goals as "I'm doing the man thing here. Study death in the face. Stuff like that." Don't you wish you had children so eloquent?
The premise of the movie is a recycling of the Loch Ness monster tale. Dr. Wanda Bell (Harley Jane Kozak) plays a psychologist who counsels a group of men who have seen the monster, Orky, and have thereby done a mind meld with him and become docile lunatics.  If you are going to copy, copy the worse I guess.
 The effect is anything but special. In the water he is a small toy that you could buy for fifty cents.  Too bad this movie was not made as a parody.
Mark Harmon can do serial killers, and he should stick to what he knows. Harley Jane Kozak has had small parts in many other movies. She may want to rethink her acting career after she sees her performance here. And last, but not least, what did first time director, Rick Stevenson, think he was doing? Did he realize how bad it was? Why didn't the other producers (Tony Allard and Matthew O'Connor) stop him?
There is a medicine man that wanders through some of the scenes at random. Sometimes there is talk of a toxic waste dump. The writers seem to throw in a little bit of everything in the hopes that something will work. They even have the dad try to dig a hole to China in his yard - now that's original. Although MAGIC IN THE WATER is ridiculous, it still manages to scare the kids needlessly in some of the scenes.  Surprise. Surprise.
MAGIC IN THE WATER meanders along at 1:38 due to sloppy editing (Allan Lee). It is rated PG for a few frightening scenes and a little profanity. I recommend one mile as a safe distance, i.e., I recommend that neither you nor any of your family get within one mile of this movie. If dying of boredom was possible, this movie would be lethal. I do not give it any stars. Avoid it at all costs.
**** = 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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- Tabula Rasa (30Hills)
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Dear God (1996) A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
DEAR GOD -------- Grade: D // Read a Good Book Instead
(Paramount)
Director: Garry Marshall. Screenplay: Warren Leight, Ed Kaplan. Producer: Steve Tisch. Starring: Greg Kinnear, Laurie Metcalf, Maria Pitillo, Tim Conway, Roscoe Lee Browne, Hector Elizondo.
MPAA Rating: PG (profanity). Running Time: 105 minutes.
Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Every movie-goer, whether he or she is conscious of it or not, has a list of warning flags that a movie could be trouble. Sometimes it is as simple as an actor or genre to avoid; other times, it can be a more subtle realization, like the risk of anything promoted with a soundtrack tie-in or a rave from Jeff Craig of "Sixty Second Preview." Critics inevitably have longer lists by virtue of more extensive film experience, and I think I have just added another item to mine: beware of films with half a dozen gratuitous cameo appearances. The problem with that particular caveat is that by the time you are in the theater and subjected to the guest star deluge, it is too late. DEAR GOD, a miserable excuse for a "feel-good" comedy, is a film with no sense of direction whatsoever, causing a barrage of cameos to feel all the more desperate.
Greg Kinnear stars as Tom Turner, an inveterate gambler and con man trying to pay off his debts with small-time scams. When he is nabbed in the act, he is given an ultimatum by the judge: get an honest job or face jail time. Tom uses family connections to land a job in the Los Angeles Post Office as holiday temporary help, assigned to the dead letter office where burnouts like Dooley (Tim Conway) and Rebecca (Laurie Metcalf) collect undeliverable mail, including letters addressed to God. When Tom inadvertently answers one of those letters, his co-workers see an opportunity to put spark back into their jobs by bringing some holiday cheer to people asking God for help. Tom, however, is unsure how to handle the unfamiliar role of good Samaritan, even as publicity swarms around the Post Office's "God Squad."
DEAR GOD might have had a chance at being moderately amusing if it had stuck to the formula of a lovable rascal who undergoes a conversion. Kinnear's smirking wise-guy persona is perfectly suited to the role of Tom, and he can also trot out a chastened charm which ingratiates himself with the audience. The problem is that the car wreck of a script churned out by Warren Leight and Ed Kaplan includes so many minor characters and superfluous side plots that DEAR GOD becomes thoroughly incoherent. Tom is given five sporadically interesting cohorts in the dead letter office where two truly interesting ones would have been a significant improvement, and even though both Laurie Metcalf and Tim Conway have nice comic moments, they are playing essentially the same character. Naturally there is also a love interest (Maria Pitillo), a divorcee with a distressingly precious young son (Seth Mumy); Tom also has a blind mother (Rue McClanahan) to care for. Things get so bloated that the sub-plot involving Tom's loan shark (John Pinette) vanishes into thin air when he is hit by a bus, as though even director Garry Marshall realized there was no screen time to spare.
For a film overflowing with diversions, DEAR GOD is far from overflowing with laughs. Since none of the business swirling around the actual plot of DEAR GOD is remotely funny, Marshall spends most of the film finding places to insert random celebrities. Here we have a holiday parade featuring Tony Danza, David Hasselhoff and (pulled out of mothballs) "Happy Days'" Erin Moran; there we have Jack Klugman as a suicidal old man. Here we have Dr. Joyce Brothers appearing on television; there we have O. J. Simpson prosecutor Christopher Darden as a court broadcaster. Even Marshall himself gets in on the act, appearing as the Postmaster General. The effect of these cameos is not simply to distract you from what the film is about, but to convince you that they _are_ what the film is about. DEAR GOD may begin as a comedy, but it rapidly turns into a bus tour of Hollywood where the only response it inspires is pointing and giggling every time a familiar face appears.
 When we are expected to get emotionally roused, however, by the fact that every postal worker in Southern California is rallying behind Tom (none of the people helped by the "God Squad" appears to give a damn), you wonder if anyone has any control over where DEAR GOD is going. You might find yourself wishing it would turn into the re-hash of MIRACLE ON 34th STREET it seems headed for, so that at least it might make _cliched_ sense, only you wouldn't be surprised to find Lance Ito turning up as the judge, or Buddy Hackett as Kris Kringle.
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(chlorhexidine gluconate and isopropyl aclohol)
solution
[CareFusion 213 LLC]
Active ingredients
Chlorhexidine guluconate 2% w/v
Isopropyl alchohol 70% v/v
Purposes
Antiseptic
Use
for the preparation of the patient's skin prior to surgery. Helps to reduce bacteria that potentially can cause skin infection.
Warnings
For external use only. Flammable, keep away from fire or flame.
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Chile´s Pinera acknowledges security force abuses during protests, says 'no impunity'
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean President Sebastian Pinera on Sunday vowed “no impunity” for security forces that used excessive force and violated the rights of protesters during weeks of violent riots over economic policies and social injustice that have left more than 20 dead.
Public prosecutors in Chile are investigating more than 1,000 cases of alleged abuses - ranging from torture to sexual violence - by the police and military.
“Despite our firm commitment and precautions ... to protect human rights, in some cases protocols were not adhered to, there was excessive use of force and abuses and crimes were committed,” Pinera said in a televised speech Sunday night.
“There will be no impunity,” he added.
Protests have rocked Santiago for a month in the biggest crisis to hit the South American nation since its return to democracy in 1990. Weeks of unrest have knee-capped the economy, prompting increasingly grim forecasts for growth and unemployment.
Pinera´s government has promised a raft of reforms to quell protesters’ demands, from beefing up the minimum wage to topping off pensions.
Chilean lawmakers on Friday also announced a deal to hold a referendum in April on replacing the country’s dictatorship-era constitution, a major concession to protesters who say it is rigged against the poor.
Pinera hailed the deal in his Sunday night speech from the La Moneda presidential palace.
“Our citizens will now have the last word with respect to a new constitution, the first to be drawn up in democracy,” Pinera said.
Financial markets celebrated Friday´s announcement. Chile’s stock exchange rebounded, posting its biggest daily gain in 11 years, and the peso shot upwards against the dollar after plummeting to a historic low days before.


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Extra File Utilities
Helper functions for files and foldersfilename_all() = string() | binary() | atom()
posix() = eacces | eagain | ebadf | ebusy | edquot | eexist | efault | efbig | eintr | einval | eio | eisdir | eloop | emfile | emlink | enametoolong | enfile | enodev | enoent | enomem | enospc | enotblk | enotdir | enotsup | enxio | eperm | epipe | erofs | espipe | esrch | estale | exdev
| dir_tree/1 | |
| fold_files/3 | Similar to filelib:fold_files(Dir, RegExp, Recursive, Fun, AccIn). |
| foreach_file/2 | Similar to lists:foreach(Fun, List). |
| is_dir/1 | |
| is_file/1 | |
| is_regular/1 | |
| is_symlink/1 | |
| list_dir_all/1 | Like file:list_dir_all(Dir). |
dir_tree(Dir) -> Files
fold_files(Fun, AccIn, Dir) -> AccOut
Similar to filelib:fold_files(Dir, RegExp, Recursive, Fun, AccIn). Will fold Fun over regular files, but will also fold it over directory and symbolic link.
foreach_file(Fun, Dir) -> ok
Similar to lists:foreach(Fun, List). But for a directory tree.
is_dir(Filename) -> boolean() | {error, Reason}
is_file(Filename) -> boolean() | {error, Reason}
is_regular(Filename) -> boolean() | {error, Reason}
is_symlink(Filename) -> boolean() | {error, Reason}
list_dir_all(Dir::filename_all()) -> [filename_all()]
Like file:list_dir_all(Dir). But returns a list of path.
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Purr City is a world of civilised cats that run their own city. They enjoy learning and training for careers. But they also believe in having fun!
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