LAST ACTION HERO A film review by John Walker Copyright 1993 John Walker
My form of "rating": I saw it twice at first-run prices, and *wanted* to see it more. It had left (I don't get much time for movies), so I bought the baseball cap as a token of loyalty. I'll buy the tape when it comes out.
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If you leave your expectations behind, you'll find LAST ACTION HERO to be an enjoyable film worth recommending to others. If you like a movie that explores the fantasy/reality dichotomy, you'll find an *extremely* enjoyable flick worth at least a second viewing.
And if you like movies that allow layers of interpretation where one level unfolds to another, then you may wind up boring your friends with continued discoveries.  You can compare notes afterwards.)
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Well, for those of us in the States, this is post mortem. But I've heard one too many comment from folks who seem to have seen a totally different LAST ACTION HERO than I saw. If nothing else, maybe some folks in Europe will benefit from a different point of view.
The story is probably known, but it can be recapped briefly:
Danny (Austin O'Brien) is a fan of Jack Slater (Arnold Schwarzenegger) movies. He gets two gifts from Nick (Robert Prosky), a theater projectionist: one, being allowed to sneak in on a pre-screening (at midnight) of the latest Jack Slater flick; and two, a "magic" ticket given to the projectionist when he was kid by none other than Houdini.
The ticket has "a mind of its own" and throws Danny right into the film. He and Jack must deal with a gang lord (played by Anthony Quinn) and his hit man Benedict (Charles Dance) as they plan to pull off a major slaughter of the competition. Benedict will get hold of the ticket and find that our world (Danny's) is a place where "bad guys can *win*."  And yet it's not *not*-an-action-flick. It might better be called an action-flick flick.
Those who expect a satire of action flicks will be only partially satisfied. The spoofing of the genre is coming from people who basically *like* action flicks. And Danny is the chief representative of that crowd. As he settles down to his first viewing of the new Jack Slater flick, he *knows the rules*. Watching the Jack Slater film's first explosion, Danny practically lists out the body count before we even see what's really happened.
"He's okay. ... All the cops dead."
Of course, he's right.
If it's all so predictable, some might wonder why he bothers to go. It's not novelty of plot; presumably there's *something else*. We never get told what *he* thinks the something else is in the Jack Slater flick. But LAST ACTION HERO's something else is Danny himself and his relation to the Slater film (*and* to LAST ACTION HERO).
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As LAST ACTION HERO progresses, there are two quite separate "lines" going: the first is the plot of the Jack Slater flick that Danny is trapped in. The second -- the something else -- is a sort of dialogue between Danny and Jack. Danny repeatedly tries to prove to Jack that they're in a movie. For instance, he points out that there's an *animated cat* at police headquarters. And he points out that all the telephone numbers begin with 555 -- which allows only 9,999 possible phone numbers for millions of people in Los Angeles alone.
The interesting thing is that from Jack's perspective, there's a perfectly plausible reply: he knows the cat is there -- the cat is a *good cop*. And they have *area codes*! Nonetheless, Jack does seem to recognize that this kid has something. Danny knows things he should have no means of knowing.
An important point is reached when Danny writes something on a piece of paper, shows it to Jack, and asks him to say the word. Jack won't. Of course, he won't -- he *can't*. This is rated PG!
Although nothing is said of this, my own conclusion is that Danny has hit a weak point in Jack's logical armor: why *can't* he say it? Jack's expression is one of confusion and consternation.
For his part, however, Danny is recognizing that the movie is in some sense *real*. At one point the villain is escaping in his car; Danny, on a girl's bike, decides it's the time to play chicken. After all, this is a movie: the car will swerve to avoid him, and it'll crash. Right?
"Chicken it is. ... This is *gonna* work. It's a movie, I'm a good guy. This has *got* to *work*!
But as he pedals on, something dawns on him:
"I'm a comedy sidekick! It's not gonna work!"
He's *expendable*! So *he* swerves and crashes!
Danny has recognized this may be a movie, but he's *in* it. He's not immortal. Even if this is a movie, he still doesn't want to get killed. He has to *act* as if it's real, because in some sense it *is*.
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Well, it's fun to have a movie let you think about how fantasy and reality work together. But the "dialogue" between Danny and Jack (and Jack's world) is not all there is.
First, we may well be learning more about Jack's world than customarily shows up on the screen. His apartment is empty and barren. He gets a store clerk to call him at headquarters so people will think his ex-wife is still interested. She ain't.
There's a reality behind the fantasy.
But, if there's a reality behind the fantasy, what about "reality"? What about Danny's New York?
When Benedict gets hold of the ticket, he uses it to go to the "real world." From his perspective, it's not the real world, it's simply a parallel universe.
Well, if there's a reality behind the fantasy, there's also a fantasy behind the reality. Sooner or later, it must dawn on us that we're *watching a movie*. The only historical/cinematic analogy I can think of is the Roy Rogers type of westerns compared to the "Gunsmoke" type. Gunsmoke *looked* real, but it was still a fantasy.
Danny's New York superficially looks real. And when Jack gets hit there, it *hurts*. But there are tell-tale signs all over. Take only one example (of many): We get at one point a virtual sea of *immaculate* cabs! And they all seem available! Yeah, this is the New York I have seen. Yeah, right away.
The time in New York apparently disappointed a number of critics and viewers. But if you see it as learning about the fantasy behind the reality, it's one of the most pleasing sections of the film. It's where the "dialogue" gets wrapped up.
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As some have noted, LAST ACTION HERO did pretty well -- but *not* in terms of expectations or dollar investment. (It remains to be seen whether European audiences can bring it into the black.) I think that the problem is that it's a "niche-breaker." As I said above, it's not an action flick, but it's not *not*-an-action-flick.
Action-flick fans probably saw it once, thought it was okay, but not TERMINATOR, and didn't see it again. Or worse still, expecting TERMINATOR, felt let down.
People who can't stand action flicks probably stayed away on principle.
In the "middle" we have the critics -- people who spend most of their time bewailing Hollywood's reliance on predictable niches -- and the rest of the time savaging any film that doesn't fall into a predictable niche.
Unfortunately, people who can't stand action flicks are frequently the sort of people who pay attention to critics.
My own litmus test of LAST ACTION HERO's potential was a woman who usually likes relatively "serious" films.  But, having heard my praise, and being in a spur-of-the-moment mood, she and her husband saw it. They both enjoyed it -- and more than the serious film they'd been looking forward to (THE FIRM).
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First, I haven't got into all the "references" in LAST ACTION HERO. I'll give one that I didn't notice the first time. Early on, Danny watches a Roadrunner cartoon, and it includes the requisite product from ACME, where *everything* comes from in Roadrunner cartoons. After Danny's thrown into the flick, villains are throwing dynamite sticks. What's the label on the side of the box? Yup, "ACME."
LAST ACTION HERO is packed with these. If you don't see them, you don't lose anything. If you *do* see them, they're freebie extras. Watch it with a friend; compare notes.
(For independent research: what's the significance of the title?)
Next, I have been told that Schwarzenegger cannot act. What he has, I'm told, is "presence." Well, perhaps what that means is that he's really a character actor, that he has a range into which he fits comfortably, but the range is not as wide as other, better, actors.
As far as acting and presence are concerned, I particularly enjoyed watching "Jack" confront "Arnold" in the the "real" New York. If Schwarzenegger can't act, he can at least change presence at will. There were two different people on screen as far as I was concerned. If that's not acting, it's a good substitute.
Finally, I do hope that LAST ACTION HERO does well in Europe. Maybe if the film makes money, however little, more people in Hollywood will be willing to break niches. To do that, however, they're going to have to figure ways to circumvent the critics and the other media, and to get to those audiences (or audience segments) who are apt to like a particular flick.
I can't really blame the TERMINATOR fans who didn't like LAST ACTION HERO. People have preferences and that's that. In music, I happen to like (among others) Renaissance, late Romantics, the 30s "sweet" sound, and hard rock. Statistically, however, folks who like one are apt to dislike or be bored by *at least* one of the others. But I get tired when people seem to think that they can only defend their music by putting down someone else's.
In film, the jerks are not those who like one genre or another. The jerks are the critics who get locked into niches while pretending to be above them all.
Alas, poor Arnold, you did a flick that was meant to be seen by people who tend to pay attention to critics!
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Main interface routines for memory management. More...
#include <vector>
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#include "viennacl/forwards.h"
#include "viennacl/backend/mem_handle.hpp"
#include "viennacl/context.hpp"
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Mansory Takes Surprising Approach With Lamborghini Urus
The modern Rambo Lambo doesn't want for much, after all.
by Noah JosephSome things, they say, are better left unsaid. And some cars, by the same token, are better left understated. Those made by Lamborghini and by Mansory, for better or worse, don't typically rank among them. But this one does.
Typically known for its outlandish conversions, Mansory has taken a surprisingly subtle approach with its latest modifications for the Lamborghini Urus – a vehicle which, like its stablemates, doesn't need much in the way of embellishment. With so many components making up the body kit, it's not so much that Mansory has left well enough alone as much as the restraint it's exercised in upgrading it.
Mansory's Competition Bodykit for the Urus includes ten sets of components to accent everything from the front lip to the rear diffuser – all crafted from carbon fiber. And as far as a Mansory-tuned Lambo goes, it's all rather subtle, relatively speaking.
Far more subtle, at any rate, than the widebody version (pictured at bottom) that Mansory revealed at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show earlier this year. But for those who find this "soft" kit too understated, it still offers a range of more overt enhancements, from a choice of rear wings and a completely new (and heavily vented) hood.
There's a choice of wheels and a range of interior upgrades on offer as well, along with a custom engine cover and sports exhaust. And we're sure that none of it comes cheap, but then neither does the exotic crossover underneath it all.
As it is, Lamborghini charges a solid $200k for the Urus, making it more expensive than the Maserati Levante Trofeo, all but the top versions of the Bentley Bentayga, or most Mercedes sport-utes (save maybe for the new Maybach GLS) – and most anything, for that matter, this side of the $325k Rolls-Royce Cullinan. So an extra four or even five figures for some visual upgrades, understated or otherwise, wouldn't likely deter the "average" Urus owner.


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§§708-891 to 708-893 [OLD] REPEALED. L 2001, c 33, §§5 to 7.
§708-891 Computer fraud in the first degree. (1) A person commits the offense of computer fraud in the first degree if the person knowingly accesses a computer, computer system, or computer network with the intent to commit the offense of theft in the first degree.
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Ayoze, Vardy and another step in the right direction!
by BeSoccerLeicester are unstoppable this season, as they went another step in the right direction of doing important things this year. After a very equal first half, Ayoze and Vardy got the scoring underway and secured another three points against Brighton.
It's not that they have the right to dream, it's that they're obliged to do so. Brendan Rodger's team secured their ninth win of the season in 13 games to put them firmly in contention for the Champions League places and also following Liverpool, as they are now second in the table.
The attacking block built this season works a treat. But Vardy's talent to always excel has also rubbed off on Ayoze. Leicester waited a while to see goal, but when they did, it was an important goal for them, to keep their dreams alive.
It's quite easy to summarise what happened at the The American Express Community Stadium. Because Vardy made the play on the left and the former Newcastle player was the one who scored.
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This happened in the 64th minute, and it was from this point that Brighton's luck runs out, as it always does with teams who face Leicester when they go ahead first.
Fortune finished off the game. Because Gray gave a penalty away for a foul on Vardy. And although Maddison scored with the deflection, the referee wanted it to be played again. And of course, Vardy did not miss two penalties in a row...
With 0-2 and only seven minutes to play, there was nothing Brighton could do, they went away with their second consecutive defeat, but still maintain a cushion of five points on the relegation places.


IDF: Activities against Hamas will be more complex and difficult
Says north would be even more complex, because number of rockets would be 'much higher'.
by Mordechai SonesIDF Spokesman Brigadier General Hedy Silberman addressed the latest round of fighting against Hamas.
"We believe that activity against Hamas will be more complex and difficult to manage in relation to the war on the Islamic Jihad," said Silberman. "I'm coming from a briefing with the Chief of Staff. We're dealing with several arenas, near and far, and the situation is that the IDF is required in a large number of arenas."
He said the north would be even more complex, because the number of rockets would be "much higher."
After the ceasefire was imposed in the south, Silberman noted that the Black Belt battle plan had achieved its goals.
"We achieved all goals within 48 hours," said Silberman, "we must continue to focus on the northern arena - Iranian activity is not just in Syria.
"We used a small part of our capabilities, but we did not fight with Hamas, nor with Hezbollah or with the Iranians," the IDF Spokesman added.


Interface ISharpMarkerHost
This is an extension to the Svg DOM. It denotes that an element can display markers.
Namespace: SharpVectors.Dom.Svg
Assembly: SharpVectors.Core.dll
Syntax
public interface ISharpMarkerHost
Remarks
A marker is a symbol which is attached to one or more vertices of some Svg elements. In order for a marker to be drawn correctly, its orientation and position needs to be known. See SVG 1.0 Masking - Establishing A New Clipping Path
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IsClosed
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Property Value
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MarkerPositions
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Declaration
SvgPointF[] MarkerPositions { get; }
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MayHaveCurves
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GetEndAngle(Int32)
Get the angle of the path segment leaving the specified vertex in degrees.
Declaration
double GetEndAngle(int index)
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| Int32 | index | Specifies the vertex from which the path segment is leaving. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| Double | The angle of the path segment leaving the specified vertex. |
GetMarker(Int32)
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ISvgMarker GetMarker(int index)
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| Int32 | index |
Returns
| Type | Description |
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| ISvgMarker |
GetStartAngle(Int32)
Get the angle of the path segment entering the specified vertex.
Declaration
double GetStartAngle(int index)
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| Type | Name | Description |
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become popular so that people do not have to physically go to a store to buy and shopping on Ebay and
Craigslist for cheaper than retail and unique items. Apart from that, being able to google anything
and getting answer, and talking to anyone, anywhere, at anytime, the internet enables a user to order
groceries, work a job from their home and much more.
Entertainment
Radio preceded cable television and now the internet is starting to take over. The
internet made it possible for websites like Netflix, and Youtube to work. The internet enables users the
capability to watch almost anything they desire at anytime. Online games too are really popular
and having the ability to play with real people online makes that much more entertaining.
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Hi there I'm Jo. Here's a little about me.
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Test strategy
Backend
UserFacadeTest.java
For the UserFacade I tested:
- Getting user by username
- Creating a new user
- Trying to create a new user, with an already existing username
- Deleting an user by username
- Trying to delete by a non-existing username
- Authenticating correctly and with wrong id and name
All the above tests passed.
CurrencyFacadeTest.java
For the CurrencyFacade I tested (or wanted to test):
- Adding a new currency
- Getting the latest exchange rate by currency, happy path (not implemented)
- Getting the latest exchange rate by a currency that doesn't exist
- Adding a new exchange rate
- Adding a new exchange rate where the currency doesn't exist yet
- Getting the latest (cached) exchange rates (not implemented)
- Updating the cached exchange rates (not implemented)
- Authenticating correctly and with wrong id and name
All the above tests passed.
REST API
RESTTest.java
I didn't get to implement the tests of the REST API, except a few.
I outlined (in the RESTTest.java file) what I wanted to test.
Here's the outline:
/* Test company search (user test):
search (everything)
vat (cvr)
name
produ (production unit)
phone
404 (just one?)
*/
/* Admin test:
get user list
- happy path
- maybe 404?
delete user
- happy path
- 404
*/
/* Currency test:
get daily rates
- happy path
- maybe 404?
exchange calculator
- happy path?
- wrong amount
- wrong from/to
- 404
*/
/* Create new user test
- New user
- Already existing user
*/
Frontend
/Unit Tests
I tested the 4 controllers of the views: viewAllUsers, viewNewUser,
viewCompanyInfo, viewExchangeRate.
All Users: Testing that the users fetched is being assigned to the variable correctly.
All Users: Testing that the user being deleted is correctly removed from the array.
New User: Testing that variables usersignup and usersignupmsg is being assigned correctly.
Company Info: Testing that the function calls the correct URL, and then
the variables companydata and companydataavailable is being assigned correctly.
Exchange Rates: Testing that runExchange() calls the currect URL and that it assigns the result to
the variable calcResult. This test was made to test the function where it calls the API,
so it fails because it no longer uses the API.
Exchange Rates: Testing that the currencies is being swapped correctly when calling swapCurrencies().
All the test except the runExchange() one should pass in test.
How to test the system
There is 3 default users you can use to test the system.
They all use the password "test". The users and roles:
user - only User role.
admin - only Admin role.
all - both Admin and User role.
If they do not work or you deleted them, you can recreate them by going to
api/make. This will create those 3 users if they do not exist,
and it does not require authentication.
General
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This project was done alone.
Right now you can only get the most recent exchange rate through the REST API.
It would make sense if you could choose the date instead and also have a call to get all
(or maybe limited to some amount) the exchange rates in one call.
I didn't implement fail function in most of the angular function. That should of course
also be included.
I didn't know how to handle the case where you try to create a user with existing username.
I ended up just sending a message about it back, with status code 200. It should probably have been
some other status code (404?).


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Lake Vyrnwy WAL
Website: www.oswestryolympians.co.uk
Race Winners
(29 runnings)
09 Sep
2007
1:11:28
1:15:43
10 Sep
2006
1:05:31
1:12:43
11 Sep
2005
1:02:14
1:12:05
19 Sep
2004
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14 Sep
2003
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2002
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1:17:30
16 Sep
2001
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1:12:43
17 Sep
2000
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1:18:23
19 Sep
1999
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1:18:34
27 Sep
1998
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28 Sep
1997
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1:16:40
29 Sep
1996
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24 Sep
1995
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25 Sep
1994
1:05:39
1:17:07
26 Sep
1993
1:04:55
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27 Sep
1992
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22 Sep 1991
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23 Sep
1990
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24 Sep
1989
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1:24:21
25 Sep
1988
1:07:58
1:22:35
Notes: 1988 was the inaugural year. The church of Saint Wddyn's at Lake Vrynwy was built in 1888 by the Liverpool
corporation to replace the former church, flooded by the construction of Lake Vrynwy for the supply of water for
Liverpool. As part of the centenary appeal to raise money to renew the roof and for other repairs, this half marathon
was organized.
10 Sep
2017
1:04:57
Jonathan Mellor (ENG)
1:21:17
Elizabeth Renondeau (ENG)
11
Sep 2016
1:07:59
Ryan Holroyd (ENG)
1:20:32
Rachel Jones (ENG)
13
Sep 2015
1:07:54
Ben Fish-5
1:17:13
Kelly Crickmore (ENG)
14
Sep 2014
1:08:35
Alex O'Gorman (ENG)
1:17:00
Alison Lavender-2
15
Sep 2013
1:08:05
Ben Fish-4
1:19:34
Claire Martin-3
09 Sep
2012
1:06:50
Ben Fish-3
1:20:02
Alison Lavender (ENG)
11
Sep
2011
1:07:43
Ben Fish-2
1:18:53
Claire Martin-2
12
Sep
2010
1:08:52
John McCole (ENG)
1:20:53
Jennifer Clague-2
13
Sep
2009
1:06:55
Ben Fish (ENG)
1:18:53
Claire Martin (ENG)
2008
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not held
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not held
Paul Sankey (ENG)
Jennifer Clague (ENG)
Mark Yatich (KEN)
Catherine Mutwa-2
Wilfred Taragon (KEN)
Olga Kimaiyo (KEN)
Zachary Kihara (KEN)
Catherine Mutwa (KEN)
Onesmus Nzioka (KEN)
Pauline Wangui (KEN)
Eric Kiplagat (KEN)
Louise Watson (ENG)
Larry Matthews (ENG)
Angela Allen-2
Nicholas Jones (ENG) (nc)
Angela Allen (ENG) (nc)
Ian Pierce (WAL)
Bronwen Cardy-Wise-3
Joseph Mutinda (KEN)
Kathryn Charnock (ENG)
Dale Laughlin (ENG)
Janet Kenyon (ENG)
Anthony Graham (WAL)
Tracy Swindell (ENG)
Anthony O'Brien (ENG)
Lesley Turner-2
Stephen Brace (WAL) (nc)
Janice Moorekite (ENG) (nc)
Andrew Green-4 (nc)
Lesley Turner (ENG) (nc)
Dave Gratton (ENG)
Bronwen Cardy-Wise-2
Paul Campbell (ENG)
Bronwen Cardy-Wise (WAL)
Andrew Green-3
Amanda Wright (ENG)
Andrew Green-2
Janet Littler (ENG)
Andrew Green (ENG)
Frances Mudway (ENG)
(nc) =>
Welsh championship
2000 Ian Pierce was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 1:07:47)
2000 Samantha Bretherick was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 1:18:24)
1994 Lorna Williams was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 1:19:16)
1993 Paul Smith was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 1:07:38)
1993 Liz Clarke was the Welsh champion (place unknown, 1:21:31)
Most Wins (1988-date)
Men
5
Ben Fish (ENG)
2009,2011-13,2015
Women
3
Bronwen Cardy-Wise (WAL)
1991-92,1999
Claire Martin (ENG)
2009,2011,2013
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 1998 $990 $495 $1,485
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <1:02:30 1 <1:03:00 1 <1:03:30 4 <1:04:00 5 <1:04:30 9 <1:05:00 18 <1:05:30 25 <1:06:00 42 Women <1:13:00 3 <1:14:00 3 <1:15:00 3 <1:16:00 9 <1:17:00 14
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Contributor: Mick McGeoch (50)


Stephen Thorn posted a note about a PHPXMLRPC exploit. Whenever I see such things, I try to figure out what implementation would cause that. At first I was baffled, but then I realized that the XMLRPC parser created an array of arguments, then created the text of the function call somehow like "$method_name($param1, $param2, ...)" and used eval on it (instead of call_user_func_array). This is partially the fault of PHP, as the eval page doesn't give any warning about how dangerous the function is.  It's the fault of anyone who used the library for paying no attention to the code (or apparently ever testing the code with even slightly creative input).
Actually more info here -- the code in question seems confusing and indirect enough that I don't understand exactly why it does what it does, or how it would be fixed.
Someone could have written the exact same code in Python. Python has the same functions.   Even if they wrote confusing code like in this case, people would know enough to see eval() and get a hunch something was wrong.
I think the Broken Windows theory applies here.  The bugs and security holes are so common, it doesn't seem so important to keep everything in order and audited. Fixes get applied wholesale, with monstrosities like magic quotes. It's like a shoot-first-ask-questions-later policing policy -- sure some apps get messed up, but maybe you catch a few attacks in the process. It's what happened when the language designers gave up. Maybe with PHP 5 they are trying to clean up the neighborhood, but that doesn't change the fact when you program in PHP you are programming in a dump.
As Python programmers, we should be a little bit careful to point the finger. After all, it wasn't too long ago that we also had a security hole in the Python XML-RPC server code included with the actual Python distribution. Granted, the Python problem was in part of the code which wouldn't have been commonly used, and was a bit more involved than inappropriate use of eval, but .... ;-)
In some respects, one could say the problem really lies with RPC protocols where a server implementer tries to be smart and provide some measure of automagic unmarshalling, traversal and dispatching. Unless they have a thorough knowledge of the ins and outs of the implementation language and supporting infrastructure, it can be all too easy to screw up at some point, with it not being detected that there is a problem until quite some time later. Because the point of the XML-RPC protocol is to allow remote access, any security problem is made worse because of the fact that the service is public to start with.
The same also holds to a degree with web frameworks which provide automagic object traversal to map a URL against a resource. Many Python web frameworks have this sort of feature and not all use an explicit mechanism to say what is visible. As a consequence you can get security problems in Python web frameworks along the same lines as the XML-RPC server problem that occurred in Python. In fact, it was the problem initially found in mod_python that led onto the similar problem being found in the Python XML-RPC server code.
Thus, PHP may be a worse base from which to start with, but Python also has a few dark and obscure corners. There are probably just a lot less of them in Python and they are harder to find. I do note though that Python programmers also seem to be less willing to accept that Python code could have security problems. The initial reactions when trying to find an appropriate forum to send details of the Python XML-RPC server problems gave testament to that. :-(
There is someplace now to contact about security problems: http://www.python.org/security/
Certainly this all can, and sometimes does, happen in Python. All the mechanisms that cause problems in PHP exist in Python, and I've seen people abuse them in very similar ways. But I see a much stronger emphasis on correcting problems and avoiding the same problem in the future. My initial impression of this bug was that it had something to do with the same problem as SQL injections ("blah '$string'"), but once I saw the actual code it was more complicated than that. It should have raised flags -- being complicated and using a dangerous construct -- but it wasn't blindingly obvious.
Though perhaps what surprised me more was that the code was just really really buggy, and no one noticed. It wouldn't accept any XMLRPC request that contained a string with ' in it. Geez. Anyone with the name O'Something must curse PHP, because PHP really hates that character.
# Ian Bicking
Such incidents should be finger-pointed. Not long ago there was a similar case in libpng (i think, some lib for graphics anyway). The problem was braindead code which had a buffer overflows. As a consequence if your web browser used that library, downloading and displaying an image from the internet could execute code on your computer!
At the time I thought this was intentional and that the person who wrote that library was a script kiddie who wanted a backdoor. Such cases should be punished imo. Finger-pointing and blacklisting is fair for such stupendous code. The people who write it should not be trusted for some years.
# jfj
"It's the fault of anyone who used the library for paying no attention to the code (or apparently ever testing the code with even slightly creative input)."
I don't think that's fair. Do you think it's reasonable to expect people to audit every single module (even widely-used ones) they use? (I'm not talking about a software utopia where we have unlimited time and manpower; I'm talking about the real world where people have tight deadlines and code reuse is a lifesaver.)
In isolation, sure things get overlooked. But such a core library for so long? (Well, kind of core; PEAR has a forked version which I presume was fixed earlier -- but why didn't that fix get pushed back to PHPXMLRPC?) I accept that one person might use it unwittingly, but the projects Stephen lists are large projects and they really should be paying more attention. Also, if this were the first bug like this, then it would be understandable. But the PHP community should have already learned its lesson on things like this.
I guess I'm spreading fault liberally. It's not like anyone is getting punished for this; assigning blame is purely for kicks. I don't think the original developer deserves all the blame; they did the work and tried. It was sloppy work, but supposedly one of the benefits of releasing your code is that other people will look at it. It took too long for that to happen in this case.
 The fact that Python (and many others) possess a relatively high barrier to entry drastically cuts down on the likelihood of this IMHO. I mean, would you want to regularly use or browse a site written with Python CGI compared to the relative speed of PHP? Most people don't, so PHP is used.
If mod_(python|perl|ruby|etc) were as prevalent as mod_php there'd be travesties such as this in them too. Now if you want to argue that higher barrier to entry is a good thing, and/or mod_php shouldn't be deployed all over on shared hosts, I think that's a different topic.
That explains why there's such a multitude of such problems in various PHP programs -- and there is a huge number and variety -- but not why a library used by respected PHP software projects would have that kind of problem.
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Agreed -- I was addressing the larger point of the overall quality level of most PHP code out there. But as mentioned above by jfj, this is hardly the exclusive domain of PHP - libpng had a huge hole[s], and check out the vendor list of products that lib made it into: http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/388984 Yikes!
   And so forth. PHP in itself is not evil.  Hogwash! Point me to any framework / language / OS that doesn't let you do evil things. Blame developers of said tool, not the tool itself. PHP done right can be truly beautiful.
I can understand the frustration that a popular module used for some time can turn out to be utter garbage, but hey, it is open-source, a world where good-enough can last you a long time until someone sits down and solve the problem once and for all some other better way. Feel free to jump in. It is all about ideas and developers, not tools.
That's my point -- everything that was misused in PHP exists in Python. It's not PHP-the-language at fault, it's PHP-the-community or PHP-the-development-methodology.
In the case of libpng that people mentioned, that's actually a language flaw in C.
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I have major problems with PHP, I have a list somewhere of the things I hate the most about the language, which I really should dig up and blog about now that I don't work where I used to work anymore.
To give you an idea of the fundamental breakage that PHP gives us, let me show you why I hate the language.
To write an SQL query in PHP, there are two popular methods. One is an easy way, the other is the RIGHT way. Let me show you.
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mysql_query("UPDATE users SET age='$age' WHERE id = '$id'");Right Way:
if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $age = stripslashes($age); } mysql_query("UPDATE users SET age='".mysql_real_quote_string($age)."' WHERE id = '".mysql_real_quote_string($id)."'");So PHP gives you a choice, use the easy to use "string $interpolation" syntax provided by the language, or write correct code. You can immediately see why there are so many security problems in PHP.
 If your syntax for doing things the right way is long or complex, abstract it, wrap around it, fiddle with it, chuck it in a function or fold it to an object or obfuscate it in a Perl module or however else you'd like to make things simpler. This is what programming is all about, no? This is why annotations are popular. This is why Groovy is groovy. This is why Python is cool and Ruby shines. And it's why PHP isn't as bad as the PHP developer.


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I hope it's just logic. I have made a few functional relational databases and worked with SQL Query language a bit in my PHP days (last month hehe). Anybody have any suggestions on what I should be focusing on or what will be on the "programming test"?
I just had an interview for a similar position. I interviewed with two different engineers who worked in two different vastly different areas. Anyways, I was asked things like:
Implement a binary search for a given set of sorted numbers
Show how a binary search tree would be represented for a string of letters
How would you design a chess game using OOP principles
What is the benefits of having classes in a given situation
Debug a method (mine dealt with string replacement)
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Yeah. I'm having trouble understanding heap based vs stack based objects for classes. For example, why would you want to use heap vs stack for an object?
Also pointers. I know pass by references, but pointers are a bit shady as well as the arrow operator (->) never used it, which I think is connected in some way with my first question and heap (memory based) objects.
Well, what you just showed are both variables on the stack. The first creates an object of type Calculator, while the second is just a pointer of type Calculator.
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ptrCalc = new Calculator; //ptrCalc now points to an object on the heap, but ptrCalc still resides on the stack.
delete ptrCalc; //Frees the memory pointed to by ptrCalc. ptrCalc is still alive and well though
ptrCalc = new Calculator; //Same as above, you can reuse a pointer.
ptrCalc->someMethod(); //-> is equivalent to (*ptrCalc).someMethod()
delete ptrCalc;
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Calculator* pointer;
Calculator calc;
pointer = &calc; //Everything here is on the stack
Oria, great info. Makes sense. ResidentBiscuit, line 8. equivalent to (*ptrCalc) - what does this mean? Does it mean .someMethod() is a method of whatever class ptrCalc is assigned?
Also if I create an object on the heap, as in line 3, is that meant for dynamic memory management?
Not too difficult to understand thanks. I solidify memory of what I learn by practicing, so I will try to use pointers and classes in my preparations. Thanks!
Also you will generally want to use the heap for large objects or arrays. The stack space your program gets from the OS is allocated at startup and cannot become any larger (you generally get a few MB's I think). If you try to use more stack memory than you have available you get an error called a stack overflow. The heap doesn't have such size limitations though, you can keep allocating more memory until you exhaust all of the available physical memory on the computer.
Ok so what would be the benefit of creating a reference to an object using these two methods? I'm still unclear, I thought C++ automatically created a object when you assign a class variable.
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The first statement creates an object of type className in C++. The third statement give you an error in C++.
However in C# the first statement create a reference to an object of type className that will be equal to null. The third statement creates an object in the managed heap in C# and assigns its reference to classVariable.


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varables to create answers depending on what patterns have been found if 11=40 then the words after the pattern words are sent to the output if 11=70 then field 10 followed by the words after the found pattern (pattern),10=http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q= and 11=70 input: "search google for lobsters" the found pattern is: _¡e which is ' pattern was found 5 times in the file C:\Documents and Settings\piet\My Documents\allwork-td\bridge\Ai Zob\help\7Paragaphs.txt are used by the pattern recognition and word codes routines. 20 – 30 used by pattern recognition ' pattern was found 2 times in the file C:\Documents and Settings\piet\My Documents\allwork-td\bridge\Ai Zob\help\TF.txt ' pattern, was found 10 times, in 3 files, 14 files were searched, 11 files did not contain the string.
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class YARD::Templates::Section
Abstracts the structure for a section and its subsections into an ordered list of sections and subsections. @since 0.6.0
Attributes
name[RW]
Public Class Methods
new(name, *args)
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 9 def initialize(name, *args) self.name = name replace(parse_sections(args)) end
Public Instance Methods
==(other)
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 35 def ==(other) case other when Section eql?(other) when Array to_a == other else name == other end end
[](*args)
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Calls superclass method
# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 20 def [](*args) if args.first.is_a?(Range) || args.size > 1 obj = super(*args) obj.name = name return obj elsif args.first.is_a?(Integer) return super(*args) end find {|o| o.name == args.first } end
any(item)
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 75 def any(item) find do |section| return section if section == item return section.any(item) unless section.empty? end nil end
dup()
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 14 def dup obj = super obj.name = name obj end
eql?(other)
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 31 def eql?(other) super(other) && name == other.name end
inspect()
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 55 def inspect n = name.respond_to?(:path) ? "T('#{name.path}')" : name.inspect subsects = empty? ? "" : ", subsections=#{super}" "Section(#{n}#{subsects})" end
place(*args)
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Calls superclass method
Array#place
# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 61 def place(*args) super(*parse_sections(args)) end
push(*args)
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 46 def push(*args) super(*parse_sections(args)) end
Also aliased as: <<
to_a()
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 65 def to_a list = [name] unless empty? subsects = [] each {|s| subsects += s.to_a } list << subsects end list end
unshift(*args)
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 51 def unshift(*args) super(*parse_sections(args)) end
Private Instance Methods
parse_sections(args)
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# File lib/yard/templates/section.rb, line 85 def parse_sections(args) if args.size == 1 && args.first.is_a?(Array) && !args.first.is_a?(Section) args = args.first end sections = [] args.each_with_index do |name, index| case name when Section; sections << name when Array; next else subsections = args[index + 1].is_a?(Array) ? args[index + 1] : [] subsections = [] if subsections.is_a?(Section) sections << Section.new(name, subsections) end end sections end


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Path-to-RegExp
Turn an Express-style path string such as /user/:name
into a regular expression.
Note: This is a legacy branch. You should upgrade to 1.x
.
Usage
var pathToRegexp = require('path-to-regexp');
pathToRegexp(path, keys, options)
- path A string in the express format, an array of such strings, or a regular expression
- keys An array to be populated with the keys present in the url. Once the function completes, this will be an array of strings.
- options
- options.sensitive Defaults to false, set this to true to make routes case sensitive
- options.strict Defaults to false, set this to true to make the trailing slash matter.
- options.end Defaults to true, set this to false to only match the prefix of the URL.
var keys = [];
var exp = pathToRegexp('/foo/:bar', keys);
//keys = ['bar']
//exp = /^\/foo\/(?:([^\/]+?))\/?$/i
Live Demo
You can see a live demo of this library in use at express-route-tester.
License
MIT


Component: tos.sensorboards.mts300.PhotoC
generic configuration PhotoC()
Author:
Hu Siquan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Revision: $Revision: 1.4 $
Provides
interface
Read
<uint16_t>
Wiring


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PART II. FENCES
Rules of Court
Applicability of Hawaii Rules of Civil Procedure, see HRCP rule 81(b)(12).
§664-21 Petition. [(a)] Any person owning, leasing, or occupying land under an agreement with the owner or lessee, who desires to fence the land, or who, having fenced the land, desires to provide for the maintenance of the fence, may file a petition in the circuit court of the circuit in which the land is situated praying for the hearing and determination of the matter.
[(b)] The petition shall designate the land by name or description, the location thereof, and the boundary or boundaries desired to be fenced or the fence desired to be maintained; and shall designate the adjoining land or lands and state the name or names of the owners, lessees, and occupants thereof. Upon the filing of the petition, summons shall issue to the adjoining owners, lessees, and occupants as in other proceedings before circuit courts. [L 1931, c 101, §1; RL 1935, §3671; am L 1935, c 52, §1; am L 1941, c 219, §1; RL 1945, §10212; RL 1955, §234-20; HRS §664-21; am L 1972, c 90, §6(e)]
Cross References
Fences, other provisions, see §142-61.


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- call(Http.Context) - Method in class controllers.auth.Authorization.PrivilegeLevelAction
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- callee - Variable in class models.Alarm
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- Callee - Class in models
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- Callee() - Constructor for class models.Callee
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- closeAlarm(Alarm) - Static method in class models.Alarm
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- closeCase() - Static method in class controllers.Application
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Close a case based on provided alarm data from POST request body
- closingTime - Variable in class models.Alarm
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- compareAllPatientFieldsExceptId(Patient, Patient) - Method in class DatabaseTest
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- component - Variable in class models.sensors.ComponentReading
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- ComponentReading - Class in models.sensors
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- ComponentReading() - Constructor for class models.sensors.ComponentReading
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- ComponentReading.Generator - Class in models.sensors
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The Generator class simulates component readings in frequent intervals
- ComponentReadingController - Class in controllers
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- ComponentReadingController() - Constructor for class controllers.ComponentReadingController
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- connections - Variable in class core.MyWebSocketManager
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- ConnectionTuple(WebSocket.In<JsonNode>, WebSocket.Out<JsonNode>) - Constructor for class core.MyWebSocketManager.ConnectionTuple
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- conscious - Variable in class models.NMI
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- controllers - package controllers
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- controllers.auth - package controllers.auth
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- core - package core
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- core.event - package core.event
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- create(Alarm) - Static method in class models.Alarm
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- create(AlarmAttendant) - Static method in class models.AlarmAttendant
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- create(ApiKey) - Static method in class models.ApiKey
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- create(Callee) - Static method in class models.Callee
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- create(FieldOperatorLocation) - Static method in class models.FieldOperatorLocation
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Create and save a FieldOperatorLocation entry.
- create(Patient) - Static method in class models.Patient
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- createCleanDb() - Method in class BaseModelTest
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- created - Variable in class monitor.LocalMonitor.AssignmentReminderTask
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- created - Variable in class monitor.LocalMonitor.ResolutionReminderTask
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- createDdl - Static variable in class BaseModelTest
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- createLocationObjectNode(FieldOperatorLocation) - Static method in class controllers.Location
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Create a JSON object node from a FieldOperatorLocation
- createUserObjectNode(List<FieldOperatorLocation>) - Static method in class controllers.Location
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Create a JSON object node for a specific user based on the users list of locations
- current(Long) - Static method in class controllers.Location
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Retrieve the last location entry of a specific user
- current(Long) - Static method in class models.FieldOperatorLocation
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Retrieve the latest location entry for a specific mobile user.
- current() - Static method in class models.FieldOperatorLocation
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Retrieve the latest location entry for all mobile users.
- currentAll() - Static method in class controllers.Location
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Retrieve the last location entry for all users