Reviewed by Alex Ioshpe (C) 2000
DIRECTED BY: Ridley Scott WRITTEN BY: David H. Franzoni and John Logan (I)
Runtime: USA:154 / UK:155 / Portugal:152 Country: USA Language: English Color: Color (Technicolor) Sound Mix: DTS / Dolby Digital / SDDS Certification: USA:R / UK:15 / Germany:16 / Netherlands:16 / Norway:15 / Singapore:PG / Australia:M / Finland:K-16
RATING: 10/10
"While stands the Coliseum, Rome shall stand. When falls the Coliseum, Rome shall fall, And when Rome falls - the World falls as well" - Byron
"What we do in life, echoes in eternity" - Maximus, 'GLADIATOR'
Amidst the mighty city of Rome, stands the Coliseum, shining in the sunlight in all its splendor and magnificence. It is the greatest construction in human history and a proof of that Rome truly is the center of the earth. In it -- blood flows and heads roll amidst the laughing and applauds of the noble crowd. This is the symbol of the Roman Empire -- a symbol of the pride, mesmerizing beauty and inhuman power, but also of the savage brutality of the Roman ideology.
It has been four decades since chariots raced and swords flashed across movie screens in epic dramas of a time long past. Now, director Ridley Scott brings the glorious battles of the ancient Roman arena back to the big screen in a sweeping story of courage and revenge. The great Roman General Maximus (Russell Crowe) has once again led the legions to victory on the battlefield. The war won, Maximus dreams of home, wanting only to return to his wife and son; however, the dying Emperor Marcus Aurelius (Richard Harris) has one more duty for the general-to assume the mantle of his power. Jealous of Maximusí favor with the emperor, the heir to the throne, Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix), orders his execution and that of his family. Barely escaping death, Maximus is forced into slavery and trained as a gladiator in the arena where his fame grows. Now he has come to Rome, intent on avenging the murder of his wife and son by killing the new emperor Commodus. Maximus has learned that the one power stronger than that of the emperor is the will of the people, and he knows he can only attain his revenge by becoming the greatest hero in all the empire.
This is Ridley Scott's greatest and most successful achievement since 'Blade Runner' (1981). 'Gladiator' is what 'Titanic' was supposed to be: a combination of a dramatic emotional story, grand star cast and breathtaking visuals. A film with spectacular locations, wonderous cinematography, fast paced editing and heavenly music. But when 'Titanic' stopped at visual perfection, creating merely an illusion of a great epic, 'Gladiator' succeeds because of David Franzoini's complex script, multidimensional characters and impressive acting. Russel Crowe , recently Oscar nominated for his role in 'The Insider', is equally spectacular in his recent achievement as the vengeful Roman general. It is a role that demands more presence than acting, but Crowe has both. Scott , along side with screenwriter David Franzoini ('Amistad') have created very strong, mature and complex characters that are all spirits of their time. Maximus is the greatest general of Rome and a loyal servant of his good master Marcus Aurelius, fabulously played by Oscar nominee Richard Harris. Maximus was an idealist -- a noble warrior that believed in justice, perfect worlds, rightisnous kings and sacrifices for the greater good. But a tough life has shown him the dark side of his paradise. He is a simple man with simple needs. The endless wars, the constant death around him and his hands still warm from his enemies blood, don't bother him anymore. He has become numb. The only light in his life is the hope that someday he will see his wife and son again. When he looses his master, his family and his reputation, he cheats death and returns to Rome, with one single purpose -- avenge the death of his family. He soon finds himself a part of a conspiracy to murder the young Emperor, Commodus. Commodes is the most complex character in the story and has a striking resemblance to Amon Göth from Steven Spielberg's 'Schindler's List'. A man that is capable of unspeakable crimes, and jet never becoming a consistent villain in our eyes. He is a man with not so many great qualities, but with great desires and ambitions. As the film progresses, we get to know him as a person and dive deeper into his dark heart. He is filled with emotions that he can not express, reaching for love and respect he can not gain. Phoenix ('8MM') plays him fabulously as an amoral, insecure young man driven to near madness by total power and the inherent loneliness that attends it. The only support he thinks he has is from his sister, Lucile. Played by Connie Nielsen ('The Devil's Advocate' ), she is a wise, mysterious beauty. She remains at her brother's side until she realizes the incredible danger, but then it is too late. In the latter part of the film, we see her cruelly abused and mistreated by Commodes, with her past intelligence and freshness lost forever. Proximo is an old gladiator that gained his freedom with the blood of his opponents and the will of the crowd. He is a lion. His eyes have not lost the fearsome power and his voice has not lost its strength. In Maximus he sees himself at a younger age, and this encounter awakens memories of his glorious past. Energetically played by Oliver Reed in the last role of his life, where he shows why he was elected one of the best actors alive. Proximo teaches Maximus the tricks of the trade and makes it possible for him to go to Rome and dream of revenge against the new emperor. All these lives and many more are crossed together, woven into a magnificent web of events. There is a great and touching friendship between Maximus and Juba, a good-hearted man that has suffered the same fate as Maximus himself, is emotionally portrayed by 'Amistad's Djimon Honsou . This friendship remains the only pure and good in a world of blood and death. There is a very interesting and heartbreaking relationship between Commodus, his sister and her son; and a touching connection between Proximo and Maximus. The film is also filled with intellectually stimulating conspiracies and betrayals -- the darkness under the sparkling facade -- the Senate.
'Gladiator' is a perfect combination that will certainly appeal to the mass audience, and although it's not as primitive as 'Titanic', it will still rock the box office. But this is much more than a commercial success, it's an artistic and intellectual achievement. It has an extremely powerful emotional impact. Grotesque battles in all their glory (inspired by 'Saving Private Ryan' ), a great love lost and friendship gained. Hopes, dreams, fantasies, ideas and ideologies. Revenge in all its darkness, justice, sacrifice, betrayal and destiny in all its mystique. This film has it all. And it is presented in such beauty and elegance that it's impossible to refuse. Although Maximus existed only in ancient legends, this film has otherwise a very strong grounding in history. Both Marcus Aurelius - the philosopher, Lucile - the wise and the Roman senators depicted in this movie, really existed. As for Commodes it is said: "[He was] one of the few Roman emperors of whom nothing good can be said..". Off course characters such as Proximo are all fictions, but extremely effective.
Rome is recreated in all its splendor and power thanks to Benjamín Fernández's and John King's magical art direction and miraculous digital special effects. Here, even Romans would feel at home. Every detail is perfect, whether it is the 100's of statues that surround the Coliseum or a tree in the forests of Germania. The sets look even more real when you see the costumes these actors are in. They are supremely crafted with every detail taken care of. The lighting, the framing, the blue camera filters, in-depth high speed filming of a war with the Germanic Barbarians and a Gladiatorial reenactment of the war of Cartage. But what Ridley Scott has achieved is much more than visual splendor. He has somehow recreated a multidimensional picture of Rome, with its corruption and wickedness hidden under the shining mask of grandness. He has created an uneasy and disturbing atmosphere where everyone are against one another. Where everyone is talking about the welfare of Rome, while thinking only about personal gain and happiness. It's a place where friends smiling stab each other in the back -- the whole specter of Roman mentality. This is 'Spartacus' with all its intelligence, 'Braveheart' with all its pumping adrenaline, 'Saving Private Ryan' with all its openness and raw emotions, and 'Titanic with all its visual splendor. Whether it will win the Oscars is yet to be discovered, but one thing is certain, Ridley Scott has created a true and glorious epic.
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Behind the Scenes: How the TAP Service Works¶
Once you get past issues dealing with databases, ADQL and the like, TAP itself is fairly straightforward. There are multiple paths through the processing, so that again can look complicated but once you understand the basics those variants fall into place.
The simplest TAP query is a “synchronous” request, where you hand the service an ADQL statement, it gets processed, and the result table streams back as the response. But it is easier to understand the processing by examining an “asynchronous” request, then seeing the synchronous as a special case. Use synchronous queries if you know the query time will be short. If not (or if you don’t know for sure) use asynchronous queries.
This information is for completeness; most users will probably use either synchronous request or a TAP client library that hides all this from the end user. Users who want to build their own client and have queries the run long enough to preclude synchronous querying will need to understand what follows.
Asynchronous TAP Requests¶
The user starts by contacting the TAP service and hands it an ADQL query. This is done through a URL like:
https://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu/TAP/async?query=select+pl_name,ra,dec+from+ps
The service creates a workspace (with a random name) and a status.xml file in it containing information on the query and the state of the processing:
<uws:job xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.ivoa.net/xml/UWS/v1.0 http://www.ivoa.net.xml/UWS/v1.0">
<uws:jobId>tap_4pxj0j5c</uws:jobId>
<uws:processId>10709</uws:processId>
<uws:ownerId xsi:nil="true"/>
<uws:phase>PENDING</uws:phase>
<uws:quote xsi:nil="true"/>
<uws:startTime/>
<uws:endTime/>
<uws:executionDuration>0</uws:executionDuration>
<uws:destruction/>
<uws:parameters>
<uws:parameter id="format">votable</uws:parameter>
<uws:parameter id="lang">ADQL</uws:parameter>
<uws:parameter id="maxrec">-1</uws:parameter>
<uws:parameter id="query"> select pl_name,ra,dec from ps </uws:parameter>
</uws:parameters>
</uws:job>
It returns the job ID string (here “tap_4pxj0j5c”) attached to the base URL and exits. Technically, the status (and final data) could be retrieved by anyone but since the ID is a random string and active for a short time (see Operations Issues) this obfuscation provides adequate security.
The rest of the processing involves interacting with this job. You can query the status (including retrieving the whole status structure) but the obvious next step is to actually start the query running. The TAP specification requires that this be done through an HTTP POST request but we support HTTP GET as well:
https://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu/TAP/async/tap_4pxj0j5c/phase?PHASE=RUN
This also returns immediately; the “phase” in the status XML is changed to “EXECUTING” and a background process is started that runs the query. When this process completes, the result data is written to the workspace, the status phase is updated to “COMPLETED” and a “results” section is added to the status:
<uws:job xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.ivoa.net/xml/UWS/v1.0 http://www.ivoa.net.xml/UWS/v1.0">
<uws:jobId>tap_4pxj0j5c</uws:jobId>
<uws:processId>13957</uws:processId>
<uws:ownerId xsi:nil="true"/>
<uws:phase>COMPLETED</uws:phase>
<uws:quote xsi:nil="true"/>
<uws:startTime>2020-06-06T08:33:10.76</uws:startTime>
<uws:endTime>2020-06-06T08:33:39.28</uws:endTime>
<uws:executionDuration>28.5</uws:executionDuration>
<uws:destruction>2020-06-10T08:33:10.76</uws:destruction>
<uws:parameters>
<uws:parameter id="format">votable</uws:parameter>
<uws:parameter id="lang">ADQL</uws:parameter>
<uws:parameter id="maxrec">-1</uws:parameter>
<uws:parameter id="query"> select pl_name,ra,dec from ps </uws:parameter>
</uws:parameters>
<uws:results>
<uws:result id="result" xlink:type="simple" xlink:href="https://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu:443/workspace/TAP/tap_4pxj0j5c/result.xml"/>
</uws:results>
</uws:job>
But we can’t know this without asking. So after submitting the RUN request we have to poll the phase information (or the whole status) until it is COMPLETED (or errors off):
https://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu/TAP/async/tap_4pxj0j5c/phase
The result link:
https://exoplanetarchive.ipac.caltech.edu:443/workspace/TAP/tap_4pxj0j5c/result.xml
returns the final data.
Synchronous TAP Requests¶
Blocking (“synchronous”) requests simply shortcut much of the preceeding. We still maintain all the same information in the workspace but the query starts running immediately and the original web connection stays up until the results are available and streamed back.
Obviously, this is much easier on the user but there is a big “but”.
Simple HTTP requests time out, usually at somewhere aroung five minutes. Database queries can literally last for days if you are doing something complex. So unless you can be sure your query will finish quickly, it is better to run asynchronously.
The example we have been using here is a query to the Exoplanet Archive for a list of planets with names and sky coordinates. This table currently has a few thousand records so in fact synchronous queries work fine.
Refinements¶
There are a variety of additional things you can do to an asynchronous query. Before it starts running you can adjust the maximum number of return records through the maxrec parameter (this is different from including a TOP directive in the ADQL; that is handled by the DBMS). Likewise, you can adjust the maximum allowable execution duration. While it is running, you can kill it by setting the phase to ABORT. Refer to the TAP spec for details.
Clients¶
As you can see, it is perfectly possible to interact with TAP “manually” using either a browser or WGET/CURL scripts. However, there is enough stuff to keep track of, especially in the asynchronous case with polling, that client support software is advisable.
In Python, there are multiple options, notably Astroquery/TAPPlus and PyVO. However, none of these is (so far) perfect so be sure to test you use case thoroughly.


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The Sunday Times Schools Guide 2020 has named Nottingham High School as the best independent secondary school in the East Midlands.
It said more than 85 percent of pupils scored A* to B at A-levels while more than 71 percent achieved top grades - A*, A, 9, 8, and 7 at GCSE.
Rushcliffe School also made the top ten list, sitting at number eight in the best state secondary schools in the East Midlands.
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Damian Painton, head teacher at Rushcliffe School, added: "We are delighted to have been named as one of the top schools in the region by the Sunday Times.
"It is fantastic to be recognised for the many and varied achievements of our fabulous pupils but also for the incredible work that our talented and committed staff team do each and every day to inspire and support."
The full guide will be published in the paper and online on Sunday, November 24.


This tool converts Electrum's base 43 data format into the hex string format understood by Bitcoin. You might use this to convert an Electrum QR code of an offline signed transaction into a hex string before broadcasting it to the Bitcoin network with a tool like this one.
this is where the output will go


Child function to interpolate a given 3D array (x by y by sigma) values to the unstructured grid vertical layers. function grid_vert_interp(Mobj, lon, lat, data, depth, mask) DESCRIPTION: Interpolate the regularly gridded data described by lon, lat, data (whose size should be x by y for the lon and lat arrays, and x by y by z for the data array) to the unstructured grid vertical layers defined in Mobj.siglayz. The depths in depth are used to make sure the profile is interpolated the right way up. The closest unstructured grid node is used for the vertical interpolation of each regularly gridded node. INPUT: Mobj = MATLAB mesh structure which must contain: - Mobj.siglayz - sigma layer depths for all model nodes. - Mobj.lon, Mobj.lat - node coordinates (long/lat). lon, lat = Rectangular arrays of longitude and latitude (see meshgrid). data, depth = x by y by z (where z is vertical layers) grids of the data and water depths to be interpolated onto the vertical grid defined by Mobj.siglayz. mesh = logical array of positions outside the regularly gridded domain (e.g. if the regular data contains NaNs or other undefined values, create a logical array of those positions so they can be omitted quickly). OUTPUT: x by y by z array of vertically interpolated values at each regular grid location. EXAMPLE USAGE grid_vert_interp(Mobj, lon, lat, data, depth, mask) Author(s): Pierre Cazenave (Plymouth Marine Laboratory) Revision history 2013-02-08 First version. 2013-05-16 Add support for parallel for-loops (not mandatory, but enabled if the Parallel Computing Toolbox is available). ==========================================================================
0001 function dataz = grid_vert_interp(Mobj, lon, lat, data, depth, mask) 0002 % Child function to interpolate a given 3D array (x by y by sigma) values 0003 % to the unstructured grid vertical layers. 0004 % 0005 % function grid_vert_interp(Mobj, lon, lat, data, depth, mask) 0006 % 0007 % DESCRIPTION: 0008 % Interpolate the regularly gridded data described by lon, lat, data 0009 % (whose size should be x by y for the lon and lat arrays, and x by y by 0010 % z for the data array) to the unstructured grid vertical layers defined 0011 % in Mobj.siglayz. The depths in depth are used to make sure the profile 0012 % is interpolated the right way up. The closest unstructured grid node 0013 % is used for the vertical interpolation of each regularly gridded node. 0014 % 0015 % INPUT: 0016 % Mobj = MATLAB mesh structure which must contain: 0017 % - Mobj.siglayz - sigma layer depths for all model 0018 % nodes. 0019 % - Mobj.lon, Mobj.lat - node coordinates (long/lat). 0020 % lon, lat = Rectangular arrays of longitude and latitude (see 0021 % meshgrid). 0022 % data, depth = x by y by z (where z is vertical layers) grids of the 0023 % data and water depths to be interpolated onto the vertical grid defined 0024 % by Mobj.siglayz. 0025 % mesh = logical array of positions outside the regularly gridded 0026 % domain (e.g. if the regular data contains NaNs or other undefined 0027 % values, create a logical array of those positions so they can be 0028 % omitted quickly). 0029 % 0030 % OUTPUT: 0031 % x by y by z array of vertically interpolated values at each regular 0032 % grid location. 0033 % 0034 % EXAMPLE USAGE 0035 % grid_vert_interp(Mobj, lon, lat, data, depth, mask) 0036 % 0037 % Author(s): 0038 % Pierre Cazenave (Plymouth Marine Laboratory) 0039 % 0040 % Revision history 0041 % 2013-02-08 First version. 0042 % 2013-05-16 Add support for parallel for-loops (not mandatory, but 0043 % enabled if the Parallel Computing Toolbox is available). 0044 % 0045 %========================================================================== 0046 0047 subname = 'grid_vert_interp'; 0048 0049 global ftbverbose 0050 if ftbverbose 0051 fprintf('\n') 0052 fprintf(['begin : ' subname '\n']) 0053 end 0054 0055 if ~isfield(Mobj, 'siglayz') 0056 error('Error: missing required sigma layer depth values for the unstructured grid.') 0057 end 0058 0059 if ~Mobj.have_lonlat 0060 error('Need spherical coordinates') 0061 end 0062 0063 if sum(size(lon) ~= size(data(:, :, 1))) ~= 0 || sum(size(lat) ~= size(data(:, :, 1))) ~= 0 0064 error('Size of the longitude or latitude arrays do not match the supplied data array') 0065 end 0066 0067 wasOpened = false; 0068 if license('test', 'Distrib_Computing_Toolbox') 0069 % We have the Parallel Computing Toolbox, so launch a bunch of workers. 0070 if matlabpool('size') == 0 0071 % Force pool to be local in case we have remote pools available. 0072 matlabpool open local 0073 wasOpened = true; 0074 end 0075 end 0076 0077 [~, fz] = size(Mobj.siglayz); 0078 [nx, ny, ~, ~] = size(data); 0079 0080 % Preallocate the output arrays 0081 dataz = nan(nx, ny, fz); 0082 0083 if ftbverbose 0084 tic 0085 end 0086 0087 parfor xi = 1:nx 0088 % Get all the y and z dimension data for the current x position 0089 % (temperature, salinity and depth). 0090 xdata = squeeze(data(xi, :, :)); 0091 xdepth = squeeze(depth(xi, :, :)); 0092 xmask = mask(xi, :); 0093 0094 % Preallocate the arrays for the inner loop. 0095 ydata = nan(ny, fz); 0096 for yi = 1:ny 0097 if xmask(yi) 0098 continue 0099 end 0100 0101 % Find the nearest sigma layer z values from the unstructured grid. 0102 [md, mi] = min(sqrt((Mobj.lon - lon(xi, yi)).^2 + (Mobj.lat - lat(xi, yi)).^2)); 0103 0104 % Skip data point if the closest FVCOM node is more than 10 minutes 0105 % away. 0106 if md > 10 / 60 0107 % if ftbverbose 0108 % fprintf('%s : skipping %f, %f (more than 10 minutes from the nearest unstructured grid node),\n', subname, lon(yi, xi), lat(yi, xi)) 0109 % end 0110 continue 0111 else 0112 % Use the FVCOM node's sigma depths to interpolate this POLCOMS 0113 % position's temperature and salinity data. 0114 0115 % Get the FVCOM depths closest to this POLCOMS grid position. 0116 tfz = Mobj.siglayz(mi, :); 0117 % Now get the POLCOMS depths at this node for all the vertical 0118 % layers and linearly interpolate through the water column onto 0119 % the FVCOM vertical profile. 0120 tpz = xdepth(yi, :); 0121 ydata(yi, :) = interp1(tpz, xdata(yi, :), tfz, 'linear', 'extrap'); 0122 end 0123 end 0124 dataz(xi, :, :) = ydata; 0125 end 0126 0127 % Close the MATLAB pool if we opened it. 0128 if wasOpened 0129 matlabpool close 0130 end 0131 0132 if ftbverbose 0133 toc 0134 end 0135 0136 if ftbverbose 0137 fprintf(['end : ' subname '\n']) 0138 end


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IFXCollection Class ReferenceThe IFXCollection interface supplies the services for managing a set of IFXSpatial references.
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Inheritance diagram for IFXCollection:
List of all members.
Detailed Description
The IFXCollection interface supplies the services for managing a set of IFXSpatial references.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXCollection::AddSpatials |
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Adds the given spatials from the collection.
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| uInNumberOfSpatials | The number of spatials in the list. |
| eInType | If this parameter is provided, the type of ALL of the provided spatials is assumed to be eInType. If not specified, each spatial is queryied for it's type separately. |
- Returns:
- One of the following IFXRESULT codes:
- IFX_OK
No error.
- IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY
Not enough memory was available to initialize.
Implemented in CIFXOctreeCollection, CIFXNode, and CIFXSimpleCollection. |
| virtual const IFXGUID& IFXCollection::GetCID |
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Returns a reference to the spatials, of the given type, within the collection.
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| rpOutSpatials | The address of the list of resultant spatials. |
| ruOutNumberOfSpatials | The number of resultant spatials. |
| eInType | If this parameter is provided, rpOutSpatials will contain only spatials of type specified. |
- Returns:
- One of the following IFXRESULT codes:
Implemented in CIFXOctreeCollection, CIFXNode, and CIFXSimpleCollection. |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXCollection::InitializeCollection |
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Initializes the Collection.
- Precondition:
- None; re-initialization is supported.
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- If a spatial set is provided, the collection will contain these spatials, if not, it will be empty.
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| uInNumberOfSpatials | The number of spatials in the rpInSpatial array. |
| eInType | If this parameter is provided, the type of ALL of the provided spatials is assumed to be eInType. If not specified, each spatial is queryied for it's type separately. |
- Returns:
- One of the following IFXRESULT codes:
- IFX_OK
No error.
- IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY
Not enough memory was available to initialize.
Implemented in CIFXOctreeCollection, CIFXNode, and CIFXSimpleCollection. |
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Removes the given spatials from the collection.
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| uInNumberOfSpatials | The number of spatials in the list. |
| eInType | If this parameter is provided, the type of ALL of the provided spatials is assumed to be eInType. If not specified, each spatial is queryied for it's type separately. |
- Returns:
- One of the following IFXRESULT codes:
- IFX_OK
No error.
- IFX_E_NOT_FOUND
One or more of the provided spatials was not found in the collection.
Implemented in CIFXOctreeCollection, CIFXNode, and CIFXSimpleCollection. |
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7.0 Introduction
7.1 Objectives
7.2 Basics of E-mail
7.2.1 What is an Electronic Mail
7.2.2 Email Addressing
7.2.3 Configuring Email Client
7.3 Using E-mails
7.3.1 Opening Email Client
7.3.2 Mailbox: Inbox and Outbox
7.3.3 Creating and Sending a new E-mail
7.3.4 Replying to an E-mail message
7.3.5 Forwarding an E-mail message
7.3.6 Sorting and Searching emails
7.4 Advance email features
7.4.1 Sending document by E-mail
7.4.2 Activating Spell checking
7.4.3 Using Address book
7.4.4 Sending Softcopy as attachment
7.4.5 Handling SPAM
7.5 Instant Messaging and Collaboration
7.5.1 Using Smiley
7.5.2 Internet etiquettes
7.6 Summary


{%- include('header.html') %}
ReBench is a tool to run and document benchmark experiments. Currently, it is mostly used for benchmarking language implementations, but it can be used to monitor the performance of all kinds of other applications and programs, too.
ReBenchDB is a project started in late 2019 to provide convenient access to data recorded with ReBench. Our focus is to facilitate the software engineering process with useful performance statistics.
Currently, there are no projects available.
To get started, run your benchmarks with ReBench and add the following to your project's ReBench configuration file:
reporting:
rebenchdb:
db_url: rebenchdb
repo_url: https://url-to-your-project-repository
record_all: true # make sure everything is recorded
project_name: Your-Project-Name


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load staticfiles i18n compressed socialaccount %} {% block title %} {% trans "Login" %} {% endblock title %} {% block stylesheets %} {{ block.super }} {% endblock stylesheets %} {% block content %}
{% trans "Register with E-mail address" %}
{% trans "Register" %}{% trans "Login with username" %} {% trans "Find password" %}
{% blocktrans with site.name as site_name %}Please sign in with one of your existing third party accounts. Or, sign up for a {{site_name}} account and sign in below:{% endblocktrans %}
{% include "socialaccount/snippets/login_extra.html" %} {% else %}{% blocktrans %}If you have not created an account yet, then please sign up first.{% endblocktrans %}
{% endif %} {% endblock %} {% endcomment %}


class APIServerImpl : APIServer
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val rpcOps: CordaRPCOps |
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fun info(): NodeInfo
Report this node's configuration and identities. |
| serverTime |
fun serverTime(): LocalDateTime
Report current UTC time as understood by the platform. |
| status |
fun status(): Response
This endpoint is for polling if the webserver is serving. It will always return 200. |


As the community’s largest provider of services to those who are homeless and impoverished, the Bay Area Rescue Mission offers people the help they need to build a brighter tomorrow. Start your drive today and help the more than 35,000 homeless men, women, and children in Bay Area.
Host a Drive!Many of the homeless that come do not have the resources or money to purchase hygiene products. Being able to shave, brush their teeth, and get cleaned-up is important for increased self-esteem but also for good health. For many men, women and children – these products are a luxury. A Hygiene Drive is a great way to help someone gain their confidence back and begin the path to a restored life.
Host a Drive!Feminine hygiene products are essential. However, they are rarely donated to homeless shelters. It is, perhaps, due to lack of conversation that feminine hygiene products are not frequently donated to homeless shelters. With your generous donations, we plan to raise money and awareness for the health of homeless women.
Host a Drive!


The Lost Traveler
问题描述 :
Bob got started at the center of the two-dimensional world (at least he thought he did), and began to move forward. He can walk far enough (but he can’t stay at the same place, even in starting point) and then stop to rotate according to the data. The paths can get intersected.
However, Bob didn’t know whether he could get back home or not. So he turned to you for help.
For example, the data indicates like this:
Move forward (He must move for a distance greater than zero. He must not stay and make the next turning without moving forward. The same goes for the following.)
Turn 120 degrees anti-clockwise
Move forward
Turn 120 degrees clockwise
Move forward
Turn 120 degrees clockwise
Move forward
Bob could walk like the figure shows, and he’ll get back home.
输入:
Each test case begins with a line containing an integer N,representing the number of degrees. N degrees follow.0<N<100000
Each line contains a number D with a precision of two decimal places, positive for clockwise, negative for anti-clockwise. (-360.00 <= D <= 360.00)
输出:
Each test case begins with a line containing an integer N,representing the number of degrees. N degrees follow.0<N<100000
Each line contains a number D with a precision of two decimal places, positive for clockwise, negative for anti-clockwise. (-360.00 <= D <= 360.00)
样例输入:
2 3 -120.00 120.00 120.00 2 120.00 -120.00
样例输出:
Yes No
判断一下是不是所有方向都在一条直线的同一边就行了。
#include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #include<math.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<algorithm> #define eps 1e-6 using namespace std; double a[100010]; int main() { int cas; int n,i; bool flag; scanf("%d",&cas); while(cas--) { a[0]=0; flag=true; scanf("%d",&n); for(i=1;i<=n;i++) { double b; scanf("%lf",&b); a[i]=360.0+a[i-1]+b; while(a[i]>=360.0) a[i]-=360.0; } sort(a+1,a+n+1); for(i=1;i<=n;i++) if(a[i]-a[i-1]>=180) { flag=false; break; } if(a[n]<=180) flag=false; if(n==1&&a[1]==180) flag=true; if(flag) printf("Yes\n"); else printf("No\n"); } return 0; }
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参考：http://blog.csdn.net/ydykl/article/details/6653800
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大哥，你复制也看看是不是这题的答案才复制吧。
不错的代码！
对，就是把这32位当成一个长度为32的数
对，就是把这32位当成一个长度为32的数
原来如此 了解了
原来的主机不行，目前更换到了国内主机
比较基础，找些自信
站长，你好！
你创办的的网站非常好，为我们学习算法练习编程提供了一个很好的平台，我想给你提个小建议，就是要能把每道题目的难度标出来就好了，这样我们学习起来会有一个循序渐进的过程！
打字员路过。。。。。。算法是啥。。。能干嘛。。。。。。。。能吃么。。哎
补充：此算法求出的不一定是最优解，之前理解错了
#!/usr/bin/env python def cou(n): arr = [1]


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From Git branching, tagging and build projects using Continous Integration (Gitlab CI, Travis or Jenkins), anything can be properly checked for standards compliance. This includes ensuring Unit, Integration and Functional tests is actually done.
I regularly use JIRA Agile and Confluence. I love sprint planning and creating Product Requirements that is accurate down to the last story points.
I founded Buonzz Systems as a way to contribute back to open-source community.


16-inch MacBook Pro includes exclusive colorful wallpapers, download here
by Chance MillerThe 16-inch MacBook Pro is now available to purchase with its new Magic Keyboard, a larger display, and more. There are also two bright and colorful exclusive 16-inch MacBook Pro wallpapers – and you can download them below.
These two colorful wallpapers are being used heavily by Apple throughout its marketing for the 16-inch MacBook Pro. It’s normal for Apple to include exclusive wallpapers with Mac hardware, and eventually the wallpapers often make their way to the rest of the Mac lineup with subsequent macOS updates.
Each image has a square aspect ratio with 6016 x 6016 dimensions and a full P3 color profile, which means they will look great on any display. Because the image is such high resolution, it can be cropped to fill any size display without losing fidelity. This is why Apple releases all of its wallpapers in a boxed aspect ratio.
Here are the two new wallpapers, extracted directly from macOS Catalina:
The 16-inch MacBook Pro starts at $2,399 and can be configured up to over $6,000. The biggest change is the new Magic Keyboard, which is much more reliable and offers increased key travel compared to the butterfly keyboard it replaces.
Have you purchased the 16-inch MacBook Pro? Do you plan on it? Let us know what you think down in the comments!
Read more about the 16-inch MacBook Pro:
- Apple announces new 16-inch MacBook Pro: scissor switch ‘Magic Keyboard’, louder speakers, $2399
- iFixit cracking open the new 16-inch MacBook Pro to see exactly what’s different with the Magic Keyboard
- Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook Pro still uses a 720p webcam and lacks Wi-Fi 6 — unlike iPhone 11
- 15-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro comparison: Should you upgrade?
- 13-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro: How specs, price, keyboards, and more compare
- Download 7 new beautiful Catalina desktop wallpapers for macOS 10.15
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Getting started
Work with Neutronium templates
Neutronium Vue Application
Vue start-up project shipped with neutronium vue-cli plugin that uses webpack to bundle javascript files. Use:
npm run serve
to develop application in the browser.
In this mode, the application is using data provided by the\data\vm.cjson
file. Use Neutroniumexport
command to generate such file.npm run live
to serve js file in way that can be used in hot-reload mode. See below.npm run build
to create js file that while be loaded and used inNeutronium application.
This application can be runt in 3 modes:
live
development mode with hot-reload enable. In this mode, it is possible to edit javascript, CSS and HTML and to see the changes in a running Neutronium application. Note: when running, it is not needed to run manuallynpm run live
this will be called automatically by the application.dev
test mode: Neutronium debug is allowed but files from the build are used. No hot-reloadprod
production mode: no Neutronium debug allowed. Build files are used
Switch between these modes using the command line argument:
Command line argument
Usage: --mode=live -m=dev --url=http://localhost:9090/index.html -u=http://localhost:9091/index.html Options: -m --mode=(live|dev|prod) Set application mode. -u --url=<uri> Set view url
Complete documentation can be found here
Neutronium.Vue.SPA
This template contains all of Neutronium Vue Application
template features. In addition, it contains:
- Dependency injection using
CommonServiceLocator
pattern so that it is possible to switch IOC implementation. The template comes with Ninject but Neutronium ReactiveTrader is an example using Autofac. - Routing integrated with vue-router
- Localization via vue-i18n
Complete documentation can be found here
It can be used as a start-up for a new application as well as a starting point to create your own template
Check complete documentaion of the template
Creating a binding
HTMLViewControl and HTMLWindow uses DataContext
dependency property as the current javascript ViewModel.
For example, considering an HTMLViewControl with a DataContext set to an instance of Person
with:
public class ViewModelBase : INotifyPropertyChanged
{
public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged;
protected void Set<T>(ref T pnv, T value, string pn)
{
pnv = value;
PropertyChanged?.Invoke(this, new PropertyChangedEventArgs(pn));
}
}
public class Skill
{
public string Type { get;}
public string Name { get;}
public Skill (string name, string skillType)
{
Name = name;
Type = skillType;
}
}
public class Person: ViewModelBase
{
private string _LastName;
public string LastName
{
get { return _LastName; }
set { Set(ref _LastName, value, "LastName"); }
}
private string _Name;
public string Name
{
get { return _Name; }
set { Set(ref _Name, value, "Name"); }
}
public IList<Skill> Skills { get; private set; }
public ICommand RemoveSkill { get; private set; }
public Person()
{
Skills = new ObservableCollection<Skill>();
RemoveSkill = new RelayCommand<Skill>(s=> this.Skills.Remove(s));
}
}
A valid HTML view using vue would be:
<!doctype html>

<title>Vue.js Example</title>

<input type="text" v-model="Name" placeholder="First name" >

{{skill.Type}}:{{skill.Name}}
<button @click="RemoveSkill.Execute(skill)">Remove skill</button>

{{Name}}

{{LastName}}

That's it Neutronium will take care of tracking changes and updating the view accordingly.
Please see Knockout and Vue binding sections for more details.


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C++ wrapper around the aws-c-* libraries. Provides Cross-Platform Transport Protocols and SSL/TLS implementations for C++.
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| virtual | ~CredentialsProvider () |
| CredentialsProvider (const CredentialsProvider &)=delete | |
| CredentialsProvider (CredentialsProvider &&)=delete | |
| CredentialsProvider & | operator= (const CredentialsProvider &)=delete |
| CredentialsProvider & | operator= (CredentialsProvider &&)=delete |
| virtual bool | GetCredentials (const OnCredentialsResolved &onCredentialsResolved) const override |
| virtual aws_credentials_provider * | GetUnderlyingHandle () const noexcept override |
| virtual bool | IsValid () const noexcept override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Aws::Crt::Auth::ICredentialsProvider | |
| virtual | ~ICredentialsProvider ()=default |
Simple credentials provider implementation that wraps one of the internal C-based implementations.
Contains a set of static factory methods for building each supported provider, as well as one for the default provider chain.
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Creates a provider that sources credentials by querying a series of providers and returning the first valid credential set encountered
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Creates the SDK-standard default credentials provider which is a cache-fronted chain of:
Environment -> Profile -> IMDS/ECS
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Creates a provider that sources credentials from the provided function.
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Creates a provider that returns credentials sourced from Ec2 instance metadata service
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Creates a provider that returns credentials sourced from config files
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Creates a provider that returns a fixed set of credentials
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Creates a provider that sources credentials from the IoT X509 provider service
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Asynchronous method to query for AWS credentials based on the internal provider implementation.
Implements Aws::Crt::Auth::ICredentialsProvider.
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Returns the underlying credentials provider implementation.
Implements Aws::Crt::Auth::ICredentialsProvider.
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Validity check method
Implements Aws::Crt::Auth::ICredentialsProvider.
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It all started one afternoon, 3 months ago. I had just finished from a two week tough work on my dissertation which, ironically enough, is on substance misuse. I was truly interested in mind altering drugs but had never taken more than the usual weed here and there, I'm not a heavy weed user cos many times it had bad effects on me, and the couple of E's during good parties.
My friend, let's call him John, a heroine addict who's in complete denial of his addiction, was having withdrawals & craved a hit of coke. Since I had never tried the drug, I wasn't particularly interested, but after constant pressure, I gave in to it & said yeah why not? Wouldn't that increase my empathy towards the clients I was interviewing at the time? A couple of hours went by, contacted dealer and a very close friend who loved coke, let's call her Leslie, to share the gram and here goes the rest:
First grm: divided it in half, half for John and the other half for the 2 of us.
John preferred to shoot it. I watched. Didn't want 2 get at my part before Leslie came round. Was quite afraid actually. But after John's reaussurance that one doesn't get hooked on it unless one takes it constantly for at least a year I decided to plunge in. First snorted a small line. Nothing. Then curiosity took over & I shot another bit. Yes, I wasn't afraid of the needle at all, which is already a bad sign. Nothing except a bit of hyperactiveness which I didn't attach to the drug. Concluded it's not worth the hassle and the money.
But I was so wrong!
 Shot the third of a gram, after having had another 2 quarters shot an hour or so earlier, watched while John mixed it with water and took it up the new insulin needle through the cotton. Tourniquet, and you got the picture. The feeling was so overwhelming, the lovely, insane ringing in my ears, the rush, my heart racing fast...had to sit down on my bed! absolutely stunning!
Days passed and I was itching for more. John called me up a few days later. Said he had a third of a gram mixed already in the spoon waiting 4 me. Before I knew I was dressed up and ready to leave until Leslie confronted me and said that this reaction isn't a good sign. Eventually managed to calm down and get to my right senses.
To cut the long story short, these past 3 months I've been mainlining coke with John and another friend of his on and off. Had bruises, inflamed skin out of wrong shooting, trouble finding veins etc. Last week we bought 5 grms, called the dealer 4 times and went 4 needles 5 times! $455 spent in one night. The stuff was so good I wanted more and kept urging the others to score more and more. Ended up shooting half a gram at a go, twice, with the disappointment of not feeling the same rush I experienced the first time I injected. I was chasing the rush and couldn't find it and hence wanted more! Blew up so much money that night! Had so much anxiety and guilt feelings! Had to take two valiums to eventualy calm down and I never had valium before.
This week I decided I'll quit coke.
It's like riding the train to somewhere, not knowing where it's taking me, but I keep on longing for it yet I know it's doing me no good but only leaving me with this empty feeling, a loneliness and a crave for more. The first time I had that blasting hit I thought: I found the drug for me. I associated it with a boyfriend who never lets me down but how wrong was I!
 And I'm glad, relieved, I'm waving goodbye.
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