Class BCryptHash
public class BCryptHash
extends java.lang.Object
This password hashing system tries to thwart off-line password cracking using a computationally-intensive hashing algorithm, based on Bruce Schneier's Blowfish cipher. The work factor of the algorithm is parameterised, so it can be increased as computers get faster.
Usage is really simple. To hash a password for the first time, call the hashpw method with a random salt, like this:
String pw_hash = BCrypt.hashpw(plain_password, BCrypt.gensalt());
To check whether a plaintext password matches one that has been hashed previously, use the checkpw method:
if (BCrypt.checkpw(candidate_password, stored_hash))
System.out.println("It matches");
else
System.out.println("It does not match");
The gensalt() method takes an optional parameter (log_rounds) that determines the computational complexity of the hashing:
String strong_salt = BCrypt.gensalt(10)
String stronger_salt = BCrypt.gensalt(12)
The amount of work increases exponentially (2**log_rounds), so each increment is twice as much work. The default log_rounds is 10, and the valid range is 4 to 31.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BCryptHash()
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static boolean
checkpw(java.lang.String plaintext, java.lang.String hashed)
Check that a plaintext password matches a previously hashed onestatic java.lang.String
gensalt()
Generate a salt for use with the BCrypt.hashpw() method, selecting a reasonable default for the number of hashing rounds to applystatic java.lang.String
gensalt(int log_rounds)
Generate a salt for use with the BCrypt.hashpw() methodstatic java.lang.String
gensalt(int log_rounds, java.security.SecureRandom random)
Generate a salt for use with the BCrypt.hashpw() methodstatic java.lang.String
hashpw(java.lang.String password, java.lang.String salt)
Hash a password using the OpenBSD bcrypt scheme
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Constructor Details
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BCryptHash
public BCryptHash()
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Method Details
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hashpw
public static java.lang.String hashpw(java.lang.String password, java.lang.String salt)Hash a password using the OpenBSD bcrypt scheme- Parameters:
password
- the password to hashsalt
- the salt to hash with (perhaps generated using BCrypt.gensalt)- Returns:
- the hashed password
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gensalt
public static java.lang.String gensalt(int log_rounds, java.security.SecureRandom random)Generate a salt for use with the BCrypt.hashpw() method- Parameters:
log_rounds
- the log2 of the number of rounds of hashing to apply - the work factor therefore increases as 2**log_rounds.random
- an instance of SecureRandom to use- Returns:
- an encoded salt value
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gensalt
public static java.lang.String gensalt(int log_rounds)Generate a salt for use with the BCrypt.hashpw() method- Parameters:
log_rounds
- the log2 of the number of rounds of hashing to apply - the work factor therefore increases as 2**log_rounds.- Returns:
- an encoded salt value
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gensalt
public static java.lang.String gensalt()Generate a salt for use with the BCrypt.hashpw() method, selecting a reasonable default for the number of hashing rounds to apply- Returns:
- an encoded salt value
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checkpw
public static boolean checkpw(java.lang.String plaintext, java.lang.String hashed)Check that a plaintext password matches a previously hashed one- Parameters:
plaintext
- the plaintext password to verifyhashed
- the previously-hashed password- Returns:
- true if the passwords match, false otherwise
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| 13 Apr 1953 |
Central Intelligence Agency commences MKULTRA, at the instigation of Richard Helms. |
| 28 Nov 1953 |
After an LSD cocktail, biological warfare specialist Frank Olson defenestrates from the 13th floor of a Manhattan hotel. |
| 9 Apr 1959 |
Operation Third Chance, in which LSD is administered to foreign nationals without their knowledge or permission. |
| c. 1960 |
Ted Kaczynski volunteers for psychological experiments of Dr. Henry Murray (former OSS official) at MIT. |
| 1963 |
CIA Deputy Director Richard Helms, regarding the dosing of persons without their permission: "We have no answer to the moral issue." |
| 21 Jul 1975 |
President Gerald Ford publicly apologizes for the death of Dr. Frank Olson, who died in 1953 after unwittingly getting dosed with LSD by the CIA. |
| Jul 1994 |
Olson's body exhumed, and examined by James Starrs. He concludes further foul play. |
| Sep 1995 |
In her book TRANCE: Formation of America, Cathy O'Brien claims to have been a victim of MKULTRA. But she also makes bizarre and likely false allegations -- such as accusing Gerald Ford and Dick Cheney of raping her as a child. |
| 24 May 2004 |
Former deputy U.S. marshal and Marine Corps veteran Wayne Ritchie files a $12 million lawsuit against the Central Intelligence Agency, accusing them of drugging him during a Christmas party in 1957 as part of an MKULTRA experiment. |
| 8 Apr 2005 |
U.S. District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel dismisses Wayne Ritchie's lawsuit due to lack of evidence. |


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Class BusinessToBusinessDto
B2B Data transfer object
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject
Assembly: MpesaLib.dll
Syntax
public class BusinessToBusinessDto
Properties
AccountReference
Account Reference mandatory for “BusinessPaybill” CommandID.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("AccountReference")]
public string AccountReference { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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Amount
The amount being transacted.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Amount")]
public string Amount { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
|
CommandID
Unique command for each transaction type, possible values are: BusinessPayBill, MerchantToMerchantTransfer, MerchantTransferFromMerchantToWorking, MerchantServicesMMFAccountTransfer, AgencyFloatAdvance
Declaration
[JsonProperty("CommandID")]
public string CommandID { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
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Initiator
This is the credential/username used to authenticate the transaction request.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Initiator")]
public string Initiator { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
|
PartyA
Organization’s short code initiating the transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("PartyA")]
public string PartyA { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
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PartyB
Organization’s short code receiving the funds being transacted.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("PartyB")]
public string PartyB { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
QueueTimeOutURL
The path that stores information of time out transactions. It should be properly validated to make sure that it contains the port, URI and domain name or publicly available IP.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("QueueTimeOutURL")]
public string QueueTimeOutURL { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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RecieverIdentifierType
Type of organization receiving the funds being transacted.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("RecieverIdentifierType")]
public string RecieverIdentifierType { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
|
Remarks
Comments that are sent along with the transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("Remarks")]
public string Remarks { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
ResultURL
The path that receives results from M-Pesa. It should be properly validated to make sure that it contains the port, URI and domain name or publicly available IP.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("ResultURL")]
public string ResultURL { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
|
SecurityCredential
Base64 encoded string of the Security Credential, which is encrypted using M-Pesa public key and validates the transaction on M-Pesa Core system.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("SecurityCredential")]
public string SecurityCredential { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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SenderIdentifierType
Type of organization sending the transaction.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("SenderIdentifierType")]
public string SenderIdentifierType { get; set; }
Property Value
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System.String
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#include "area_division.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| void | behavior_state_callback (const cpswarm_msgs::StateEvent::ConstPtr &msg) |
| Callback function for behavior state updates. More... | |
| void | deinit () |
| Shutdown ROS communication. More... | |
| void | divide_area () |
| Divide the area of the grid map equally among multiple CPSs. More... | |
| void | division_callback (const cpswarm_msgs::AreaDivisionEvent::ConstPtr &msg) |
| Callback function to receive area division requests from other CPSs. More... | |
| void | downsample (nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid &map) |
| Decrease the resolution of a occupancy grid map. More... | |
| void | init () |
| Initialize this node. More... | |
| int | main (int argc, char **argv) |
| A ROS node that divides the available area among a swarm of CPSs. More... | |
| void | map_callback (const nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid::ConstPtr &msg) |
| Callback function to receive the grid map. More... | |
| void | pose_callback (const geometry_msgs::PoseStamped::ConstPtr &msg) |
| Callback function for position updates. More... | |
| geometry_msgs::Point | rotate (geometry_msgs::Point point, double angle) |
| Rotate a point by a given angle around the origin. More... | |
| double | rotate (nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid &map) |
| Rotate an occupancy grid map so the lower boundary is horizontal. More... | |
| void | swarm_state_callback (const cpswarm_msgs::ArrayOfStates::ConstPtr &msg) |
| Callback function to receive the states of the other CPSs. More... | |
| void | sync () |
| Synchronize The CPSs by exchanging an event. More... | |
| void | to_sync () |
| Switch to the synchronization state. More... | |
| void | translate (nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid &map) |
| Shift a map to be aligned with the grid, i.e., the origin should be an even number. More... | |
| void | uuid_callback (const swarmros::String::ConstPtr &msg) |
| Callback function to receive the UUID from the communication library. More... | |
| void behavior_state_callback | ( | const cpswarm_msgs::StateEvent::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function for behavior state updates.
| msg | State received from the CPS. |
Definition at line 28 of file area_division.cpp.
| void deinit | ( | ) |
Shutdown ROS communication.
Definition at line 236 of file area_division.cpp.
| void divide_area | ( | ) |
Divide the area of the grid map equally among multiple CPSs.
Definition at line 483 of file area_division.cpp.
| void division_callback | ( | const cpswarm_msgs::AreaDivisionEvent::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function to receive area division requests from other CPSs.
| msg | UUIDs and position of the other CPS. |
Definition at line 50 of file area_division.cpp.
| void downsample | ( | nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid & | map | ) |
Decrease the resolution of a occupancy grid map.
| map | A reference to the occupancy grid map to downsample. |
Definition at line 409 of file area_division.cpp.
| void init | ( | ) |
Initialize this node.
Definition at line 170 of file area_division.cpp.
| int main | ( | int | argc, |
| char ** | argv | ||
| ) |
A ROS node that divides the available area among a swarm of CPSs.
| argc | Number of command line arguments. |
| argv | Array of command line arguments. |
Definition at line 555 of file area_division.cpp.
| void map_callback | ( | const nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function to receive the grid map.
| msg | Global grid map. |
Definition at line 85 of file area_division.cpp.
| void pose_callback | ( | const geometry_msgs::PoseStamped::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function for position updates.
| msg | Position received from the CPS. |
Definition at line 102 of file area_division.cpp.
| geometry_msgs::Point rotate | ( | geometry_msgs::Point | point, |
| double | angle | ||
| ) |
Rotate a point by a given angle around the origin.
| point | The point to rotate. |
| angle | The angle by which to rotate the point. |
Definition at line 285 of file area_division.cpp.
| double rotate | ( | nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid & | map | ) |
Rotate an occupancy grid map so the lower boundary is horizontal.
| map | A reference to the occupancy grid map to rotate. |
Definition at line 303 of file area_division.cpp.
| void swarm_state_callback | ( | const cpswarm_msgs::ArrayOfStates::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function to receive the states of the other CPSs.
| msg | UUIDs and states of the other CPSs. |
Definition at line 116 of file area_division.cpp.
| void sync | ( | ) |
Synchronize The CPSs by exchanging an event.
Definition at line 260 of file area_division.cpp.
| void to_sync | ( | ) |
Switch to the synchronization state.
Definition at line 6 of file area_division.cpp.
| void translate | ( | nav_msgs::OccupancyGrid & | map | ) |
Shift a map to be aligned with the grid, i.e., the origin should be an even number.
| map | The map to shift. |
Definition at line 390 of file area_division.cpp.
| void uuid_callback | ( | const swarmros::String::ConstPtr & | msg | ) |
Callback function to receive the UUID from the communication library.
| msg | UUID of this node. |
Definition at line 162 of file area_division.cpp.


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Political office:President
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Registered:21st Nov. 2018 10:00 am
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Political office:Vice President
Party Headquarter:4b Wuse Abuja, Nigeria
Registered:21st Jan. 2016 10:00 am
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Political office:President
Party Headquarter:plot 5 Wuse Abuja, Nigeria
Registered:21st Oct. 2017 10:00 am
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Political office:Vice President
Party Headquarter:Plot 5 Wuse Abuja, Nigeria
Registered:1st Nov. 2014 10:00 am
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Political office:President
Party Headquarter:4b Wuse Abuja, Nigeria
Registered:21st Nov. 2018 10:00 am
Political Interest452
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Political office:Vice President
Party Headquarter:4b Wuse Abuja, Nigeria
Registered:21st Jan. 2016 10:00 am
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Political office:President
Party Headquarter:plot 5 Wuse Abuja, Nigeria
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Great Expectations (1998)
20th Century Fox; rated R (brief nudity, language, sensuality); 111 minutes
Director: Alfonso Cuaron
Screenplay: Mitch Glazer (adapted from the novel by Charles Dickens)
Cast: Ethan Hawke, Gwenyth Paltrow, Anne Bancroft, Chris Cooper, Hank Azaria, Robert DeNiro, Josh Mostel, Nell Campbell, Kim Dickens.
Review By: Geoff Berkshire
Star Rating: ** (out of ****)
Like William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet, from 1996, Great Expectations takes a classic story and envisions it in modern terms. Unlike Baz Lurhmann's wild and romantic film though Great Expectations is not a success.
Faithful readers of the Dickens novel will no doubt be horrified with the multitude of changes made. The film plays so fast and loose with its source material it is likely to inspire comparisons with the failed 1995 film version of The Scarlet Letter. I, however, am not a Dickens fan and I would warmly welcome an attempt to turn any of his works into a modern, fun, movie. Unfortunately, this film turns out to be as much fun as reading the novel.
For awhile the film hooks you. The production design, costume design, cinematography, and musical score and soundtrack are undeniably gorgeous. If not an exciting film, Great Expectations is certainly a beautiful film to look at.
The film opens with young Finn (changed from Pip in the book) informing us he will not "tell the story the way it happened" and will instead "tell the story the way I remember it." While on an outdoor excursion in his Florida fishing village Finn happens across a wanted criminal who is hiding out under water (mostly so Robert DeNiro, who portrays the criminal, can have a flashy entrance). After a brief experience in helping the criminal he is caught again and Finn returns to his normal life.
He is then taken, by his Uncle Joe (Chris Cooper), to the dilapidated mansion of the richest woman in town Ms. Dinsmoore (Anne Bancroft, inviting comparisons to a drag queen). After locking eyes with a beautiful but icy young girl on the grounds Finn is swept away as quickly as he arrived. Upon their return home though they find his older sister (Kim Dickens) on the phone with Dinsmoore. Apparently the woman will pay a handsome fee if young Finn will spend his Saturday afternoons entertaining that mysterious young girl at the mansion.
Eager to see the young beauty again Finn quickly agrees and is soon swept into a world of Dinsmoore's madness and the hot and cold nature of young Stella. Time passes, Finn and Stella grow up into Ethan Hawke and Gwenyth Paltrow, and Stella soon disappears to Europe. Finn is heartbroken and gives up his passion for artwork to work the ocean with Uncle Joe.
After more time passes Finn receives a gift from a mysterious benefactor which allows him to travel to New York and start up his painting again. In New York he runs into Stella and old passions are brought to the surface. However, Stella is now engaged to wimpy Walter Reed (Hank Azaria wasting time in a meaningless role) and is still cold enough to deny true feelings for Finn but hot enough to pose nude for him (following in the oddly fast growing tradition of Kate Winslet in Titanic (1997) and Helen Hunt in As Good As It Gets (1997)).
The focus of this version of Great Expectations remains almost exclusively on the anti-romance between Finn and Stella. There is time taken out for Finn's overnight success in the New York art world and for bookend appearances by the DeNiro character. However what we have mostly is a film about an emotionally disturbed woman and the lap dog in love with her.
Hawke and especially Paltrow do a fine enough job with their performances but it's hard to establish a relationship with their empty characters. Of all the characters only Chris Cooper's Uncle Joe seems to have an emotional depth to him.
To be fair there are some stunningly romantic sequences. A first kiss over a water fountain that is later repeated is strongly erotic both times and a scene where Finn ditches his first gallery show to sweep Stella off her feet provides a real romantic rush. After this though we're left with characters who are completely at odds with each other and the romantic scenes are given a sort of uncomfortable aftertaste.
In the end what we have is a pretty but vapid film that reaches for a timeless passion that simply isn't present in its story.
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[§428-1101] Right of action. A member of a limited liability company may maintain an action in the right of the company if the members or managers having authority to do so have refused to commence the action or an effort to cause those members or managers to commence the action is not likely to succeed. [L 1996, c 92, pt of §1]


atob
to disallow depending on 2.0.3
which as a security
vulnerability.Fixed: URLs are now decoded before being passed to read
in Node.js. This
allows reading files with spaces, for example.
Fixed: Missing or empty sources
fields (such as sources: []
) in source
maps are now handled. Previously, such source maps would cause crashes or
callbacks never bing called. Now, an empty result is produced:
sourcesResolved: [],
sourcesContent: []
sourceMapData
property that contain as much as
possible of the intended result of the function up until the error occurred.resolveSources
and resolve
, as well as their *Sync
alternatives, no longer fail when one single source fails to be fetched.
Instead, the sourcesContent
array in the result object will contain error
objects for all failed sources, and strings otherwise. (Backwards-incompatible
change.)ignoreSourceRoot
option of resolveSources
. It has been
replaced with sourceRoot: false
. (Backwards-incompatible change.)sourceRoot
option of resolveSources
. It not only allows to
ignore the source root, it also lets you replace it.parseMapToJSON
method.resolve
method now accepts null, mapUrl, ...
as arguments, in
addition to the existing signature, which will read mapUrl
instead of
looking for a sourceMappingURL in the code.sourceRoot
property of source maps may now be ignored, which can
be useful when resolving sources outside of the browser.resolveSources
is now an object, not an array. The
old result array is available in the sourcesContent
property.
(Backwards-incompatible change.)sources
has been renamed to sourcesContent
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. (Backwards-incompatible change.)resolveSources
now also returns all sources fully resolved, in the
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, which meant that
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A source root such as /scripts/subdir
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— that is, as a directory called “subdir”, not a file called “subdir”.
Pointing to a file as source root does not makes sense.


For browsers that provide strong CSS2 support and PNG-24 rendering, here is a method to provide a somewhat stylish rounded box based on a very primitive document fragment.
For this to work, we need to use two semantically-null elements.
First, we need to know what parts of the document will be included
in the box. This is the surrounding

.
It's also convenient to use this

tag as
the root for selectors. Second, we need to allow any kind and any
number of interior block elements in the body of the box. Thus,
we need another document delimiter (the interior

tag). Since these demarcations have no
relevance to the information, it's okay to use semantically-null
elements. The regions where the information needs to be marked,
are the heading and any body elements (which remain unknown to
this style sheet).
To download the images, just follow the URLs in the style sheet, or use a browser that allows you to "View background image..." or "Save background as..."
It will always be a dream of mine to allow this same document fragment to be styled with the maximum versatility:


My name is David Yates Spearman and I am a father, an aspiring web developer, an artist and someone who is not a huge fan of writing biographies. I have a three year old son named Finn and a wonderful soon-to-be wife named Kat. I attended the Winthrop University Honor’s college for three years and graduated with a degree in Philosophy and Religious Studies. Almost immediately after graduating from Winthrop I started at Red Ventures and have been here for the last two years. During my time at Red Ventures I started on Verizon Fios, moved to Verizon Wireless for a time, and I made a very brief pit-stop at Direct TV before returning to Fios. The most exciting point in my career at RV has certainly been the start of the ITA program and am thrilled with the prospects that the completion of this program will bring and am overly eager to see where it will take me.
One of my more interesting hobbies is that I like to create propane flame effects or ‘poofers’, such as the one in the image below. A poofer is a flame-thrower type effect composed of a fuel-source, a capacitor, a pilot, and a lever to release the gas. Propane is the fuel-source in this case and the capacitor is a tank that stores the fuel before it is released. The piping on the poofer is a very high rated material, such as the ones that would deliver gas through an industrial building. The lever releases the fuel out into the pilot which causes a large (and safe) cloud of flames to be dispersed into the air. A poofer can be mobile or stationary. In the case of this image my poofer is a mobile poofer fashioned as a walking staff. However a stationary effect does allow for a larger capacitor and creates a larger flame or ‘poof’. Poofers can be fashioned in a variety of shapes and sizes depending on the available piping materials.
I originally learned about and then how to safely create poofers through my involvement in the Burning Man community. A burn is an interactive artists event that operates based on the Ten Principles which are Radical Inclusion, Gifting, Decommodification, Radical Self-Reliance, Radical Self-expression, Communal Effort, Civic Responsibility, Leaving No Trace, Participation, and Immediacy. Through these events I have learned a lot about leadership, serving in a volunteer position as a coordinator for running the art department at a local Georgia burn. Through these events I have been introduced to a community of brilliant engineers, artists, and community organizers that have spawned my love of innovation and technology and unlocking their potential for a collaborative good.


Hi! I'm Mike. I am a Boston based Software Engineer currently working at Infogain as a contractor for Facebook. My interests in software are majorly in the web space, including React, TypeScript, Golang, and more recently Elixir.


XMLTO(1) Reference XMLTO(1) NAME xmlto - apply an XSL stylesheet to an XML document SYNOPSIS xmlto [-o output_dir] [-x custom_xsl] [-m xsl_fragment] [-v] [-p postprocessor_opts] [--extensions] [--searchpath path] [--skip-validation] [--stringparam paramname=paramvalue] [--noclean] [--noautosize] [--noextensions] [--with-fop] [--with-dblatex] {format} {file} xmlto {[--help] | [--version]} DESCRIPTION The purpose of xmlto is to convert an XML file to the desired format using whatever means necessary. This may involve two steps: 1. The application of an appropriate XSL stylesheet using an XSL-T processor. 2. Further processing with other tools. This step may not be necessary. To decide which stylesheet to use and what, if any, needs to be done to post-process the output, xmlto makes use of format scripts, which are simple shell scripts that xmlto calls during the conversion. The appropriate format script is selected based on the type of XML file and the desired output format. xmlto comes with some format scripts for converting DocBook XML files to a variety of formats. You may specify your own format script by using an absolute filename for format on the command line. Firstly, if xmlto has not been told explicitly which stylesheet to use (with the -x option), the format script will be called with $1 set to stylesheet. The environment variable XSLT_PROCESSOR contains the base name of the executable that will be used to perform the XSL-T transformation (for example xsltproc). The format script should write the name of the stylesheet to use to standard output and exit successfully, or exit with a non-zero return code if there is no appropriate stylesheet to use (for example, if the only available stylesheet is known not to work with the XSL-T processor that will be used). If nothing is written to standard output but the script exits successfully, no XSL-T transformation will be performed. Secondly, after an XSL-T processor has been run using the stylesheet, the format script will be called again, this time with $1 set to post-process. The format script should perform any necessary steps to translate the XSL-T processed output into the desired output format, including copying the output to the desired output directory. For post-processing, the format script is run in a temporary directory containing just the processed output (whose name is stored in XSLT_PROCESSED and whose basename is that of the original XML file with any filename extension replaced with .proc). INPUT_FILE is set to the name of the original XML file, OUTPUT_DIR is set to the name of the directory that the output (and only the output) must end up in, and SEARCHPATH is set to a colon-separate list of fallback directories in which to look for input (for images, for example). If this step is unsuccessful the format script should exit with a non-zero return code. OPTIONS -v Be verbose (-vv for very verbose). -x stylesheet Use stylesheet instead of asking the format script to choose one. -m fragment Use the provided XSL fragment to modify the stylesheet. -o directory Put output in the specified directory instead of the current working directory. -p postprocessor_opts Pass postprocessor_opts to processing stages after stylesheet application (e.g. lynx or links when going through HTML to text, or xmltex when going from through TeX to DVI). If -p is specified a second time, the options specified will be passed to second-stage postprocessing; presently this is only applicable when going through xmltex and dvips to PostScript. --extensions Turn on stylesheet extensions for the tool chain in use (use.extensions is turned on). The variables turned on are the ones used by Norman Walsh's DocBook XSL stylesheets. --searchpath path Add the colon-separated list of directories in path as fallback directories for including input. --skip-validation Skip the validation step that is normally performed. --stringparam paramname=paramvalue Pass a named parameter paramname with value paramvalue to stylesheet from the command line. --noclean Temporary files are not deleted(their names are shown and kept in tmp directory). It could help with analyzing problems. --noautosize By default, some XSL variables are overriden by autodetection (page.width and page.height for paperconf (libpaper) use, paper.type for locale-based (LC_PAPER) selection). With this option, xmlto doesn’t use this autodetection and user is able to modify defaults himself (either via default param.xsl modification or by user-defined XSL fragment). --noextensions By default, xmlto enables XSL params passivetex.extensions for passivetex backend and fop.extensions and fop1.extensions for fop backend. This usually produces better results. If you for some reason don't want to use these parameters, just disable them using this option. --with-fop Use fop for formatting. It is an experimental option, expects fop in specific location(detected at configured time), could be changed manually in xmlto script by modification of FOP_PATH --with-dblatex Use dblatex for formatting. It is an experimental option, expects dblatex in specific location(detected at configured time), could be changed manually in xmlto script by modification of DBLATEX_PATH --help Display a short usage message. It will describe xmlto's options, and the available output formats. --version Display the version number of xmlto. ENVIRONMENT XSLT_PROCESSOR Base name of the executable that will be used to perform the XSL-T transformation (default: xsltproc(1)). TMPDIR Directory, where to create temporary stylesheets (default: /tmp). DIAGNOSTICS 0 Everything went fine. This is the expected exit code. 1 xmlto was called with insufficient arguments. 2 mktemp(1) failed to create a file/directory. Make sure /tmp or TMPDIR is writable. 3 xmlto failed to find some binary on configured location. Make sure that all required packages are installed and paths in xmlto script are set properly. 10+(Validation non-zero error code) xmlto tried to validate a xml document, but validation failed. For better diagnostic, validation output and xmllint exit code is provided. Consider either fixing your document or using --skip-validation. EXAMPLES To convert a DocBook XML document to PDF, use: xmlto pdf mydoc.xml To convert a DocBook XML document to HTML and store the resulting HTML files in a separate directory use: xmlto -o html-dir html mydoc.xml To convert a DocBook XML document to a single HTML file use: xmlto html-nochunks mydoc.xml To modify the output using an XSL fragment use: xmlto -m ulink.xsl pdf mydoc.xml To specify which stylesheet to use (overriding the one that the format script would choose) use: xmlto -x mystylesheet.xsl pdf mydoc.xml AUTHORS Tim Waugh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Original author, maintainer until 0.0.18 OndÅej Vašík<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Maintainer since 0.0.19 COPYRIGHT xmlto 0.0.25 November 2011 XMLTO(1)


| Name | Genus | Group | Family |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aboriginal Chieftain | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Acid Slitherer | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Adolescent Rhex | Rhexes | Avians | The Sands |
| Aidan the Frenzied | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Albino Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Alpha Paradisae | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Alpine Devil | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Alpine Shaman | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Amarissa, Daughter of Merveil | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Ambrosia, Daughter of Merveil | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Ancient Devourer | Devourers | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Arakaali's Daughter | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Arctic Wolf | Wolves | Canines | The Wilds |
| Armour Cruncher | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Avalanche Rider | Bulls | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Avian Retch | Retches | Avians | The Sands |
| Balah, Duke | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Barb Serpent | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Barrow Ape | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Bearded Devil | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Bearded Shaman | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Bearded Skycaller | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Bestial Maw | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Black Death | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Black Scorpion | Scorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Bladeback Guardian | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Bleached Crawler | Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Bleached Crustacean | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Blinkflame | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Blood Ape | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Blood Chieftain | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Blood Morpher | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Blood Stasis | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Blue Frog | Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Bone Cruncher | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Bone Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Bone Scavenger | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Boulderback | Bulls | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Bramble Cobra | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Brine Vassal | Octopuses | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Brinecrack | Lurchers | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Brood Princess | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Brooding Tarantula | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Buried Tarantula | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Carnage Ape | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Carnage Chieftain | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Carrion Burrower | Carrion Insects | Insects | The Caverns |
| Carrion Minion | Carrion Insects | Insects | The Caverns |
| Carrion Queen | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| Carrion Swarmer | Carrion Insects | Insects | The Caverns |
| Cave Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Cave Crustacean | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Cave Skitterer | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Cavern Drifter | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Chimeric Croaker | Gem Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Chrome-infused Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Chrome-infused Croaker | Gem Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Chrome-infused Goliath | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Chrome-touched Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Chrome-touched Croaker | Gem Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Chrome-touched Goliath | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Cintiq, the Inescapable | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Colossus Crusher | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Common Frog | Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Corrupted Arach | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Corrupted Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Corrupted Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Corrupted Spitter | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Craiceann, First of the Deep | Lurchers | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Craicic Chimeral | Gem Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Craicic Maw | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Craicic Sand Spitter | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Craicic Savage Crab | Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Craicic Shield Crab | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Craicic Spider Crab | Spider Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Craicic Squid | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Craicic Vassal | Octopuses | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Craicic Watcher | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Crazed Chieftain | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Crazed Flamebeast | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Crustacean Pelter | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Crustacean Sniper | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Crypt Ambusher | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Crypt Weaver | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Cursed Spawn | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Deadly Tarantula | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Death from Above | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Deathflutter | Retches | Avians | The Sands |
| Deep Crustacean | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Devourer | Devourers | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Dire Wolf | Wolves | Canines | The Wilds |
| Dirt Scrabbler | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Diseased Arachnid | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Dread Primate | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Drifting Eye | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Dune Hellion | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Dust Scrabbler | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Echo of the Verdant | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Echo of the Verdant | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Echo of the Verdant | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Echo of the Verdant | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Echo of the Verdant | Vultures | Avians | The Sands |
| Elder-Blessed Cobra | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Elder-Blessed Goatman | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Elder-Blessed Hellion | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Elder-Blessed Retch | Retches | Avians | The Sands |
| Elder-Blessed Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Enraptured Arachnid | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Enraptured Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Enraptured Crab | Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Enslaved Hellion | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Escaped Rhex | Rhexes | Avians | The Sands |
| Eyepecker | Cockerels | Avians | The Sands |
| Farric Ape | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Farric Chieftain | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Farric Flame Hellion Alpha | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Farric Frost Hellion Alpha | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Farric Gargantuan | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Farric Goatman | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Farric Goliath | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Farric Lynx Alpha | Lynxes | Felines | The Wilds |
| Farric Magma Hound | Karui Hounds | Canines | The Wilds |
| Farric Pit Hound | Pitbulls | Canines | The Wilds |
| Farric Taurus | Bulls | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Farric Tiger Alpha | Tigers | Felines | The Wilds |
| Farric Ursa | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Farric Wolf Alpha | Wolves | Canines | The Wilds |
| Farrul, First of the Plains | Tigers | Felines | The Wilds |
| Fated Siren | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Fathom Screamer | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Fenumal Devourer | Devourers | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Fenumal Hybrid Arachnid | Arachnoscorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Fenumal Plagued Arachnid | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Fenumal Queen | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| Fenumal Scorpion | Scorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Fenumal Scrabbler | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Fenumal Widow | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Fenumus, First of the Night | Arachnoscorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Feral Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Feral Fowl | Cockerels | Avians | The Sands |
| Fetid Maw | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Fighting Bull | Bulls | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Filth Maw | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Flame Hellion | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Foreseen Spawn | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Forest Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Fossil Eater | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Freezing Wolf | Wolves | Canines | The Wilds |
| Fury Hound | Karui Hounds | Canines | The Wilds |
| Fused Crawler | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Genesis Paradisae | Gem Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Ghostram | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Glade Mamba | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Gluttonous Gull | Retches | Avians | The Sands |
| Goatman | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Goatman Fire-raiser | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Goatman Shaman | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Goatman Stomper | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Granite Eater | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Gravel Eater | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Grazing Taurus | Bulls | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Great Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Guardian of the Mound | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Hairy Bonecruncher | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Hatchling | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Hill Devil | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Hollowskull, the Willing Host | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Host Adder | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Host Chieftain | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Host Cobra | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Hybrid Arachnid | Arachnoscorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Infected Adder | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Infected Ambusher | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Infected Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Infected Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Infected Spiker | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Infected Watcher | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Infested Ape | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Infested Crab | Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Infested Crawler | Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Infested Crustacean | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Infested Maw | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Infested Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Infested Serpent | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Infested Skitterer | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Infested Sniper | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Infested Tunnelfiend | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Infested Ursa | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Infested Vulture | Vultures | Avians | The Sands |
| Ink Spinner | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Inti of the Blood Moon | Retches | Avians | The Sands |
| Invading Crustacean | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Junglemare | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Kamaq, Soilmaker | Devourers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Konu, Maker of Wind | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| Leaping Spider | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Lola, the Fierce | Hounds | Canines | The Wilds |
| Lowlands Hopper | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Lurking Venom | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Maligaro's Inspiration | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Maligaro's Muse | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Marrowcrush | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Maternal Rhex | Rhexes | Avians | The Sands |
| Maze Hatchling | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Maze Needleback | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Maze Slitherer | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Maze Webspinner | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Merveil's Attendant | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Merveil's Blessed | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Merveil's Chosen | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Merveil's Daughter | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Merveil's Favoured | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Merveil's Retainer | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Mindless Scavenger | Vultures | Avians | The Sands |
| Mother of the Hive | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Mother of the Swarm | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| Mountain Hellion | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Mountain Hellion Alpha | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Mountain Lynx | Lynxes | Felines | The Wilds |
| Murk Runner | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Mutant Arach | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Mutated Adder | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Mutated Arachnid | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Mutated Broodqueen | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| Mutated Chieftain | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Mutated Croaker | Gem Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Mutated Flamebeast | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Mutated Maw | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Mutated Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Mutated Ursa | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Mutated Watcher | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Mutated Winterclaw | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Mutewind Lynx | Lynxes | Felines | The Wilds |
| Mystic Devourer | Devourers | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Nadia the Soothing | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Night Adder | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Nightmarish Carrion | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| Nightmarish Crawler | Carrion Insects | Insects | The Caverns |
| Noxious Tarantula | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Obsidian Eater | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Oozeback Bloom | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Paradisae Venenum | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Parasite | Parasites | Insects | The Caverns |
| Pewterfang | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Pitbull Demon | Pitbulls | Canines | The Wilds |
| Plagued Arachnid | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Plated Parasite | Parasites | Insects | The Caverns |
| Plumed Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Plummeting Ursa | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Poisonous Parasite | Parasites | Insects | The Caverns |
| Porcupine Goliath | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Predatory Scorpion | Scorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Primal Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Primitive Ape | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Primordial Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Purge Hound | Hounds | Canines | The Wilds |
| Putrid Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Putrid Serpent | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Putrid Weaver | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Q'uru | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Quetzerxi | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Rabid Broodqueen | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| Rabid Maw | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Rabid Minion | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| Rabid Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Raihara, Tukohama's Loyal | Karui Hounds | Canines | The Wilds |
| Ravenous Parasite | Parasites | Insects | The Caverns |
| Razorleaf | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Rhoa Scavenger | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Rima, Deep Temptress | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Risen Infested Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Rocco, the Bloodthirsty | Hounds | Canines | The Wilds |
| Rock Spitter | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Rooster Demon | Cockerels | Avians | The Sands |
| Rooster Fiend | Cockerels | Avians | The Sands |
| Rotting Vulture | Vultures | Avians | The Sands |
| Ruins Hellion | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Sand Leaper | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Sand Scorpion | Scorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Sand Serpent | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Sand Skitterer | Leapers | Insects | The Caverns |
| Saqawal, First of the Sky | Rhexes | Avians | The Sands |
| Saqawine Blood Viper | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Saqawine Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Saqawine Cobra | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Saqawine Retch | Retches | Avians | The Sands |
| Saqawine Rhex | Rhexes | Avians | The Sands |
| Saqawine Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Saqawine Vulture | Vultures | Avians | The Sands |
| Savage Crab | Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Scalding Arachnid | Arachnoscorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Scavenging Vulture | Vultures | Avians | The Sands |
| Scrabbling Menace | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Scrabbling Spitter | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Scum Crawler | Carrion Insects | Insects | The Caverns |
| Sewage Crawler | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Sewer Drifter | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Shackled Hellion | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| Shaggy Monstrosity | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Sheaq, Maker of Floods | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Shield Crab | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Shivershell | Shield Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Sickly Spinner | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Simi, the Nature Touched | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Singing Siren | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Siren's Spawn | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Skeletal Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Slimy Bloodsucker | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Slimy Nemesis | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Snow Wolf | Wolves | Canines | The Wilds |
| Soulless Watcher | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Spider Crab | Crabs | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Spindle Spider | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Spine Serpent | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Spinesnap | Maws | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Spirit of Aidan | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Spirit of Nadia | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Spitting Parasite | Parasites | Insects | The Caverns |
| Steelchaw | Pitbulls | Canines | The Wilds |
| Strange Frog | Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Stranglecreep | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Strangledrift | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Stygian Ape | Apes | Primates | The Wilds |
| Stygian Silverback | Ape Chieftains | Primates | The Wilds |
| Sulphuric Scorpion | Scorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Sulphurspawn | Lurchers | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Swarthy Mollusc | Octopuses | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Talon Archer | Cockerels | Avians | The Sands |
| Tamipin | Scorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Tamulus | Scorpions | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| The All-seeing Eye | Watchers | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| The Alpha Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| The Basilisk | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| The Burning Menace | Hellions | Felines | The Wilds |
| The Cadaver Bull | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| The Conqueror Wurm | Devourers | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| The Deep Dweller | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| The Duchess | Sea Witches | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| The Encephelophage | Parasites | Insects | The Caverns |
| The Faun | Goatmen | Primates | The Wilds |
| The Great White Beast | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| The Great White Bones | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| The Hundred Foot Shadow | Vultures | Avians | The Sands |
| The Sunburst Queen | Carrion Queens | Insects | The Caverns |
| The Weaver | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Thicket Hulk | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Thistlesage | Goliaths | Unnaturals | The Wilds |
| Thornrunner | Snakes | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Toxic Crawler | Sand Spitters | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Tunnelfiend | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Tunnelworm | Devourers | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Twisted Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Tyrannursus Maximus | Gargantuans | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Ungulath | Goat Shamans | Primates | The Wilds |
| Unstable Larva | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Vaal Recluse | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Vaulting Croaker | Gem Frogs | Amphibians | The Deep |
| Venomous Spawn | Spawn | Cephalopods | The Deep |
| Ventarus | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |
| Vicious Hound | Pitbulls | Canines | The Wilds |
| Vicious Parasite | Parasites | Insects | The Caverns |
| Virulent Spider | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| War Hound | Karui Hounds | Canines | The Wilds |
| Waste Lurcher | Lurchers | Crustaceans | The Deep |
| Webbed Spider | Spiders | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Wild Chimeral | Chimerals | Reptiles | The Sands |
| Wild Rhex | Rhexes | Avians | The Sands |
| Woods Ursa | Plummeting Ursae | Ursae | The Wilds |
| Wrigglechaw | Devourers | Arachnids | The Caverns |
| Zombie Rhoa | Rhoas | Avians | The Sands |


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YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS (Gramercy) Directed by Neil Labute
Last week on a radio talk show, an author was discussing his new book about how the workplace could be redesigned to feed the spiritual needs of employees. When people tell you everything is "fine," he said, the word should be thought of as an acronym for "feelings inside not expressed." That theory is proven again and again throughout "Your Friends and Neighbors," a vicious, not-for-the-faint-of-heart comedy-drama in which seemingly nice folks frequently gather in restaurants, bookstores and bars to reassure each other that everything in their lives and relationships is "fine." Once these same people get behind closed doors, however, they offer plenty of evidence to the contrary. If you saw writer-director Neil Labute's "In the Company of Men" last year, you know he's not exactly Mr. Feelgood and, if anything, this second effort is even darker and more nihilistic than "Men" because so many of the "Friends" are easily recognizible types. They don't, however, identify each other personally, so it's only by reading the press notes that we learn all their first names rhyme, almost as if they were sextuplets born to parents with a misguided sense of humor. Marrieds Mary (Amy Brenneman) and Barry (Aaron Eckhart, considerably paunchier and meeker than he was as the lady-killer in "Men") just bought a lovely old house but it's no love nest, thanks to their sexual incompatability. On the other hand, copywriter Terri (Catherine Keener) and drama teacher Jerry (Ben Stiller) do have sex, but Terri can't tolerate Jerry's habit of shouting out things like "harmony! harmony!" in the heat of passion. Outside of these two couples stand Cheri (Nastassja Kinski), a free-spirited artist's assistant, and Cary (Jason Patric), a misogynstic gynecologist whose tales of vengeance against women wow Barry and Jerry. Though these people barely touch each other, in some ways "Friends" qualifies as one of the most violent movies of the year.  Scariest of all, this super-arrogant stud justifies much of the evil he perpetrates by telling his audience, "You'd have taken the same steps: Common decency dictated it."  Asked by one of her lovers what part of their lovemaking she most enjoyed, Terri snarls, "the silence," making it clear that's the end of the discussion.  Cary tells Terri during a particularly heated exchange in a bookstore; the comment doesn't faze self-absorbed Terri in the slightest. As "Friends" rolls along, circumstances arise that cause everyone to re-think their lives and to take hasty action. In most cases, of course, they do exactly the wrong thing, and Labute, again employing the same detached point-of-view he showed in his first film, charts his characters' moral declines mercilessly. Everyone ends up crawling from the wreckage, some more battered than others, but none unscathed. The atmosphere here is sterile and deliberately calculated to focus attention solely on these six subjects, all of whom are well-detailed, especially by Keener, Eckhart and the quietly charming Kinski. Those who bristle at frank talk are likely to find listening to Labute's dialogue as unpleasant as having sandpaper rubbed against their ears for two hours andthe story's final twist should ensure no one leaves the theater whistling a happy tune. But if you can get past the shock value, there's a veritable banquet of food for thought being presented here, as well as a wealth of humor in the conversations. Particularly memorable are the ones that revolve around the ridiculous "watch bracelet" Barry buys his wife as a gift -- "they're quite big in Europe," he assures her -- and the almost-whispered argument between Barry and Mary in a supermarket. "We need to treat each other like meat," Barry tells her. "Didn't we read that?" As Mary walks away in dazed disgust, Barry can't resist getting in the final word: "It was your book!" he bleats. James Sanford
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Quo Vadis - Developing Cross Platform Games with Java and HTML5
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In September 2019, the family has been converted into a variable font family.
To contribute to the project, visit github.com/omnibus-Type/Manuale.


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PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com
You just can't shake the `been there, done that' feeling while sitting through director Simon West's ConAir follow-up. It plays like a second-rate version of Rob Reiner's multiple Oscar nominee A Few Good Men, driving home the tired cliché that there are three ways to do things – the right way, the wrong way and the Army way. File this one under Choice No. 2.
Based on the popular Nelson DeMille novel, Daughter takes place at Fort MacCallum in Georgia. Warrant Officers Paul Brenner (John Travolta, A Civil Action) and Sara Sunhill (Madeleine Stowe, Playing by Heart) are assigned to investigate the murder of – you guessed it – the General's daughter, Captain Elizabeth Campbell (Leslie Stefanson, Flubber). Her naked body was found strangled, tied down and spread-eagle on the base during evening maneuvers.
The General is "Fighting' Joe Campbell (James Cromwell, Babe), a retiring leader with major political ambitions. He needs to have the murder case sewn up in 36 hours, before the Feds come in and leak the story to the media, spoiling his shot to run on the next Republican Presidential ticket. Campbell actually utters the words `just find the son of a bitch' to Brenner. And he gets to rhetorically ask Brenner the tried-and-true question of whether he is a soldier or a policeman.
Brenner and Sunhill's investigation leads them to a secret room in the basement of the deceased Campbell's home, learning that she was quite the sexual deviant in her spare time. Confirmation of Campbell's extra-curricular activities arrives via Colonels Kent (Timothy Hutton, Playing God) and Moore (James Woods, Another Day in Paradise). The latter, Campbell's boss and mentor, is initially accused and arrested by Brenner, but later freed in a fatal mistake.
Daughter is kept alive only by Travolta's electric performance and occasionally saucy one-liners. The shallow adaptation by debut screenwriter Christopher Bertolini is a dud, despite being `punched up' by veteran scribe William Goldman (Absolute Power). Sadly, Goldman is probably best know these days as the guy who annually writes the scathing reviews of each Oscar-nominated film in Premiere magazine.  Thanks a lot, pal. (1:58 - R for graphic images relating to sexual violence including a strong rape scene, some perverse sexuality, nudity and language)
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HI I'M Ryu
Street Fighter
I do not compete with others, the only competition that challenges me is myself. As a fighter, friend and an employee I am known as contemplative, tortured and driven.
- Age 55
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- Nationality Japanese
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As members of the Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Greater Nebbi, we wish to actively support the processes to bridge the development processes as mandated by law.
One critical area which has attractmnn+ed our attention is the high rate of environmental degradation in our Sub-region as a result of the high demand for Charcoal and Fuel wood as energy sources for cooking.
Our implementation methodology to ensure sustainability is to establish woodlots at household level, Educational and Church Institutions (over 1200 in number), with technical support from the District Forestry Services. We are going to receive about 11Million seedling from National Forestry Authority (NFA) secured funding from the Government of Uganda and Roofings Uganda Limited to promote tree growing in our communities.
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CARRIED AWAY A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1997 Chuck Dowling
Carried Away (1996) **** out of ***** - C:Dennis Hopper, Amy Irving, Amy Locane, Gary Busey, Hal Holbrook. W:Ed Jones. D:Bruno Barreto.
Hopper, in a refreshing change from his recent trend of playing nothing but psychopaths, is a small town school teacher who was crippled as a child in a farming accident. He has maintained a simple life in the small town where he was born. He takes care of his ailing mother and is in a relationship with his childhood sweetheart and fellow teacher (Irving). His life is shaken up drastically, however, when a new student, Catherine (Locane) arrives in his class.
Her father (Busey), an ex-military man, comes to Hopper's farm to ask if they can board a horse there. Hopper accepts, which means that Catherine will be spending a great deal of time there. One day he goes to look for Catherine and finds her up in the hay loft of the barn. She promptly removes her clothes and the two have sex (although Hopper is hesitant at first, he quickly gives in). Thus begins an affair between the two.
My only problem with the film was that moment right there. It seemingly happened for no reason. Nothing prompted it. We never see why this teenaged girl was immediately drawn to a crippled older man. Towards the end we are led to believe that Catherine is slightly insane, but by then it really doesn't matter anymore.
Hopper tries to conceal this affair from his girlfriend, but also uses his newfound youthfulness to better his relationship with Irving. For a while it works, that is until the affair becomes public knowledge. Naturally, Irving is enraged and a rift develops between the two. Holbrook plays the town doctor and family friend who becomes the first to discover (accidentally) about the affair. He has some good scenes and some funny lines when he confronts Hopper.
Movies like this aren't made very often, which is good because when they do come along, they are much more appreciated. "Carried Away" tells such a simple story, one you've no doubt seen before. But it still seems fresh, thanks to exceptional acting from all involved and excellent detail for the time period. I could have done without the five minutes of full frontal Hopper late in the film, but it wasn't difficult to just look away until the scene was over. As just a note of trivia: Amy Irving is the director's wife.
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Grab Your Closest "Friend"! When Harry Met Sally Is Hitting Theaters Again Soon
by Kelsey GarciaWhen Harry Met Sally is returning to theaters just in time for cuffing season! In honor of the iconic romantic comedy's 30th anniversary this year, Fathom Events will host screenings throughout the nation on Dec. 1 and Dec. 3. The fun announcement comes months after Meg Ryan, Billy Crystal, and director Rob Reiner reunited during the 2019 TCM Classic Film Festival.
For those who have managed to miss its reruns, When Harry Met Sally details the unexpected friendship that develops between its two titular (and very different) characters. Written by the late, great Nora Ephron, the movie explores the theory that women and men are unable to maintain platonic friendships. (We'll give you one guess on how things end up for Harry and Sally.)
Tickets are currently available on the Fathom Events website, where you can enter your zip code to locate a screening near you. Now all that's left to do is figure out which "friend" you'd like to take as your date.


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