The Cider House Rules ***1/2
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Odeon (Liverpool City Centre) Released in the UK by Buena Vista International on 24 March, 2000;=20 certificate 12; 129 minutes; country of origin USA; aspect ratio 2.35:1
Directed by Lasse Hallstr=F6m; produced by Richard N. Gladstein. Written by John Irving; based upon his own novel. Photographed by Oliver Stapleton; edited by Lisa Zeno Churgin.
CAST..... Tobey Maguire..... Homer Wells Charlize Theron..... Candy Kendall Delroy Lindo..... Arthur Rose Paul Rudd..... Wally Worthington Michael Caine..... Wilbur Larch Jane Alexander..... Nurse Edna Kathy Baker..... Nurse Angela
"The Cider House Rules", rich in texture and Dickensian in themes, is such a= =20 skilful dance of a film that it hops over cinema's trickiest hurdles and we=20 hardly even notice. It makes sentimentality enjoyable, adapts a novel withou= t=20 condensing it into a patronising Hollywood formula and avoids silly=20 speechmaking when commenting on the complex issue of abortion.
The source material is a 1985 best seller by John Irving, which ran eight=20 hundred pages and covered forty years in the life of an orphan named Homer=20 Wells. In adapting his book to the screen, Irving wrote a multitude of scrip= t=20 drafts and took them to several directors; it's taken so long he's written a= =20 book on the project itself. Miraculous, then, that the movie has been=20 realised at all, let alone so well.
It is set in the 1940s, and Homer (Tobey Maguire) has grown up in a Maine=20 orphanage, St. Cloud's. He was adopted twice as a baby, sent back once=20 because he didn't cry enough, and taken back on the other occasion because=20 one set of parents beat him. His father figure is the dedicated Dr. Larch=20 (Michael Caine), who is addicted to ether, and performs abortions at a time=20 when they are illegal, but is a good man nonetheless -- in taking Homer unde= r=20 his wing, and making sure he is "of use", he has taught the boy enough about= =20 medicine to qualify him as a skilled surgeon.
Homer is not convinced he wants to be a doctor, though, and has reservations= =20 about the moral validity of abortion. He would like to see the outside world= ,=20 and gets his chance when the cute young couple of Wally (Paul Rudd) and Cand= y=20 (Charlize Theron) come to St. Cloud's to get rid of an unwanted pregnancy.=20 Wally's family has an orchard near the ocean, and Homer is offered a job=20 there.
Wally gets called up to serve in World War Two, but since Homer has a heart=20 condition, he remains at his new home, picking apples. He and Candy begin a=20 love affair, which is significant because it's a taste of normal life, and=20 once he's sampled the joys of the real world, Homer must face up to its=20 grimmer realities too. When a seemingly upright orchard worker impregnates=20 his teenage daughter, Homer feels compelled to intervene, as the question of= =20 abortion suddenly seems much less clear-cut. And so does his decision to=20 leave St. Cloud's -- perhaps Larch was right all along, and Homer is his=20 natural successor.
I am simplifying the story to a damaging degree; it does make good sense,=20 even though Irving had to compress the events of the novel into a two-year=20 period. The film is tighter and more focused for it; the abortion thread is=20 woven in with great skill, whereas in the book it seemed a tad tacked-on. An= d=20 the messages are clearer -- rules may be for the good of humanity, but part=20 of being truly human is knowing when to break them; and people belong where=20 they can do the most good.
Both works feature mature character depictions, like that of the incestuous=20 father, Mr. Rose (Delroy Lindo). He doesn't realise he's done anything=20 damaging, and that's the kind of self-delusion which similar people go=20 through in real life. Homer, the hero of the piece, doesn't do any=20 grandstanding; Tobey Maguire's performance is engaging because of boyish=20 innocence and quiet dignity. The character was raised in an orphanage,=20 remember, and has learnt to reveal in his eyes alone what he feels about his= =20 wonderful and terrible discoveries.
The movie is more obviously sincere than the novel, which, although generall= y=20 absorbing, had moments of messy wording that left me unsure of their tone.=20 The director, Lasse Hallstr=F6m, and his cinematographer, Oliver Stapleton,=20 have crafted an intimate New England look reminiscent of the third act in=20 "The Shawshank Redemption", full of naturally beautiful browns and greens. W= e=20 can't help but be moved by all the cute little orphans, either, and it's nic= e=20 to see Jane Alexander return to the screen, in the role of one of Larch's=20 nurses.
This is not quite a perfect movie. It doesn't emphasise any particular plot=20 point as being the driving force behind the narrative, the romance is=20 underdeveloped and Homer's final farewell to is too brief. But generally it=20 is an effective tearjerker, with old-fashioned pacing, sweet violin music an= d=20 an admirable social conscience. Please, sir... I want some more.
COPYRIGHT(c) 2000 Ian Waldron-Mantgani
Please visit, and encourage others to visit, the UK Critic's website, which=20 is located at http://members.aol.com/ukcritic
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The Pillow Book (1997) Vivian Wu, Ewan McGregor. Directed by Peter Greenaway Not Rated, 3 and one half stars (out of 5 stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com/film/ Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott
Usually, movies are best enjoyed if you enter the theater knowing as little as possible about what you are going to see. In this age of media overload, people receive so much advance information about films; through trailers, "insider" shows like "Access Hollywood", magazines such as "Entertainment Weekly" and ubiquitous movie reviews, that by the time they actually watch the finished product, the experience has been ruined.
In the case of "The Pillow Book", however, some advance information is probably useful. In order to appreciate a film this unusual, you need to be in the correct frame of mind. Try to go to the theater with the attitude you would have when viewing an art exhibit. Forget traditional narratives and just let the film flow over you. "The Pillow Book" isn't simply an example of style over substance. In this movie, the style IS the substance.
The Pillow Book", the ninth film from director Peter Greenaway ("The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover"), does have a story, but it is told more in images and presentation style than in dialogue. Nagiko (Vivian Wu from "The Joy Luck Club") is a Japanese-born fashion model obsessed with calligraphy and justice. As she grew up, her father (Ken Ogata), a master calligrapher and mediocre writer, had a unique birthday ritual. Each year, he would celebrate his daughter's birth by painting her face in script, while reciting an ancient blessing. Nagiko worshipped her father and cherished the annual rite. She also loved the selections her aunt would read her from "The Pillow Book Of Sei Shonagon", a 1000 year old volume of romantic reminiscence. Nagiko was so enamored with the writings that she routinely took meticulous notes on her experiences and feelings to create her own pillow book.
While still a child, Nagiko peeked through a door at just the wrong moment and caught a glimpse of her father sexually submitting to his publisher (Yoshi Oida), the "fee" for getting his work printed. Young Nagiko didn't understand what she saw, but the image would haunt her over the years. When she reaches adulthood and her father stops the annual birthday ritual, Nagiko flees Japan, and an arranged marriage with the publisher's boorish son. In Hong Kong, she becomes a successful model and spends her free time seeking sexual and emotional satisfaction, trying to get men to paint script on her body. Eventually, she meets Jerome (Ewan McGregor from "Trainspotting"), a British translator who suggests she use his body as the canvas for her work. The driven woman develops a strong erotic and literary relationship with the young man, made all the richer by the knowledge that Jerome is the lover of the same publisher who once used her father for sexual gratification.
Director Greenaway manipulates images to paint his own pillow book. Most of the film is presented in the letterbox format, with occasional subtitles (the film's sparing dialogue switches casually from English to Japanese) drifting by. The images are layered, with shots on top of other shots, and elegant script superimposed on the screen. Music is used with strong effect as well, creating a deeply textured multi-media presentation that works far more often than it does not. Ironically, some of film's most striking images are the simplest: ink-saturated water swirling down a drain, Nagiko curled in the fetal position in a round basin, and the many body canvases covered in beautiful script.
There is a great deal of full frontal nudity in "Trainspotting", particularly from the remarkably uninhibited Wu and McGregor, but overall the effect is not erotic. Greenaway's multiple-imaging echoes and amplifies Nagiko's state of mind. She is obsessed with calligraphy and a desire for justice. The nude men she paints, except for Jerome, are little more than canvases, vehicles for her attempts to satisfy her obsessions, and we view them that way as well. Nagiko's obsession and self-absorption is the center of "The Pillow Book". She is the only character of substance, which is the film's weakest point and probably central to what makes it so memorable.
"The Pillow Book" completely puts the viewer into another person's shoes, something that rarely happens in modern film. Nagiko's mind is not a pleasant place to be, but it is fascinating. "The Pillow Book" is a difficult film, and Greenaway's imaging occasionally seems more like grandstanding, but the sometimes disturbing, often beautiful images offer an experience one rarely will encounter in a multi-plex.
Copyright 1997, Ed Johnson-Ott
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SR Testing Success? [8/18/19]
Open testing for the Sleepless Royale Developer's Edition has closed. Thanks to all those who helped test the game. Thanks for going through all the failures, for that success we had at the end of Sunday finally proved the game does work online.
Now that the open testing phase is complete, I removed the download links for devEdition 1-4. I will be working on fixing the known issues while we continue to test for more, so stay tuned. The official beta release will be ready soon.


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[§514B-90] Refunds upon cancellation or termination. Upon any cancellation under section 514B‑86 or 514B‑89, the purchaser shall be entitled to a prompt and full refund of all moneys paid, less any escrow cancellation fee and other costs associated with the purchase, up to a maximum of $250. [L 2005, c 93, pt of §4]


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Hadley Rampton paints oils en plein air (outside) throughout the mountains and deserts of the Intermountain West with a contemporary, palette knife approach. When traveling overseas, she explores streets and off-the-beaten-path hidden treasures, capturing her impressions in watercolor and ink. Paintings in each media will be on display.
For more, please visit: https://www.hadleyrampton.com/


1997
A young boy and a talented stray dog with an amazing basketball playing ability become instant friends.
1998
The story of a golden retriever who can play football.
2000
A boy and his dog take on the world of soccer.
2002
Air Bud knocks one out of the park when he takes up baseball.
2003
Bud masters the coolest sport under the sun... beach volleyball!
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rsgcc: Gini methodology-based correlation and clustering analysis of
microarray and RNA-Seq gene expression data
This package provides functions for calculating
associations between two genes with five correlation
methods(e.g., the Gini correlation coefficient [GCC], the
Pearson's product moment correlation coefficient [PCC], the
Kendall tau rank correlation coefficient [KCC], the Spearman's
rank correlation coefficient [SCC] and the Tukey's biweight
correlation coefficient [BiWt], and three non-correlation
methods (e.g., mutual information [MI] and the maximal
information-based nonparametric exploration [MINE], and the
euclidean distance [ED]). It can also been implemented to
perform the correlation and clustering analysis of
transcriptomic data profiled by microarray and RNA-Seq
technologies. Additionally, this package can be further applied
to construct gene co-expression networks (GCNs).
| Version: |
1.0.6 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.15.1), biwt, cairoDevice, fBasics, grDevices, gplots, gWidgets, gWidgetsRGtk2, minerva, parmigene, stringr, snowfall |
| Suggests: |
bigmemory, ctc |
| Published: |
2013-06-18 |
| Author: |
Chuang Ma, Xiangfeng Wang |
| Maintainer: |
Chuang Ma <chuangma2006 at gmail.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
http://www.cmbb.arizona.edu/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| CRAN checks: |
rsgcc results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
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https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rsgcc
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| Constants |
| NUMBER_START |
Start of simple numerical formats (first format) |
| NUMBER_STANDARD |
The "General" standard format |
| NUMBER_INT |
0 Integer number |
| NUMBER_DEC2 |
0.00 Decimal number with 2 decimals |
| NUMBER_1000INT |
#,##0 Integer number with group separator |
| NUMBER_1000DEC2 |
#,##0.00 Decimal number with group separator |
| NUMBER_SYSTEM |
#,##0.00 In SO5/Win this format was retrieved from the Regional Settings |
| NUMBER_END |
End of simple numerical formats (last format) |
| SCIENTIFIC_START |
Start of Scientific formats (first format) |
| SCIENTIFIC_000E000 |
0.00E+000 Number in scientific notation with exponent in 3 digit placeholders |
| SCIENTIFIC_000E00 |
0.00E+00 Number in scientific notation with exponent in 2 digit placeholders |
| SCIENTIFIC_END |
End of Scientific formats (last format) |
| PERCENT_START |
Start of Percent formats (first format) |
| PERCENT_INT |
0% Percentage format, rounded to integer |
| PERCENT_DEC2 |
0.00% Percentage format, rounded to 2 decimals |
| PERCENT_END |
End of Percent formats (last format) |
| FRACTION_START |
Start of Fraction formats (first format) |
| FRACTION_1 |
# ?/? Number with decimal in fraction in 1 digit placeholder |
| FRACTION_2 |
# ??/?? Number with decimal in fraction in 2 digit placeholders |
| FRACTION_END |
End of Fraction formats (last format) |
| CURRENCY_START |
Start of Currency formats (first format) |
| CURRENCY_1000INT |
#,##0 DM Integer currency format with group separator |
| CURRENCY_1000DEC2 |
#,##0.00 DM Decimal currency format with group separator |
| CURRENCY_1000INT_RED |
#,##0 DM Integer currency format with negative in red |
| CURRENCY_1000DEC2_RED |
#,##0.00 DM Decimal currency format with negative in red |
| CURRENCY_1000DEC2_CCC |
#,##0.00 DEM Currency in ISO-4217 abbreviation format |
| CURRENCY_1000DEC2_DASHED |
#,##0.-- DM Currency format with dash representing 0 in decimals |
| CURRENCY_END |
End of Currency formats (last format) |
| DATE_START |
Start of Date formats (first format) |
| DATE_SYSTEM_SHORT |
08.10.97 see also DATE_SYSTEM_... explanation |
| DATE_SYSTEM_LONG |
Wednesday, 8. October 1997 see also DATE_SYSTEM_... explanation |
| DATE_SYS_DDMMYY |
08.10.97 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_SYS_DDMMYYYY |
08.10.1997 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
Note: When editing already existing date data this
format is forced in order to always edit the full century. |
| DATE_SYS_DMMMYY |
8. Oct 97 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_SYS_DMMMYYYY |
8. Oct 1997 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_DIN_DMMMYYYY |
8. Oct. 1997 DIN/EN |
| DATE_SYS_DMMMMYYYY |
8. October 1997 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_DIN_DMMMMYYYY |
8. October 1997 DIN/EN |
| DATE_SYS_NNDMMMYY |
Wed, 8. Oct 97 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_DEF_NNDDMMMYY |
Wed 08.Oct 97 see also DATE_DEF_... explanation |
| DATE_SYS_NNDMMMMYYYY |
Wed, 8. October 1997 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_SYS_NNNNDMMMMYYYY |
Wednesday, 8. October 1997 |
| DATE_DIN_MMDD |
10-08 DIN/EN |
| DATE_DIN_YYMMDD |
97-10-08 DIN/EN/ISO |
| DATE_DIN_YYYYMMDD |
1997-10-08 DIN/EN/ISO |
| DATE_SYS_MMYY |
10.97 see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_SYS_DDMMM |
08.Oct see also DATE_SYS_... explanation |
| DATE_MMMM |
October |
| DATE_QQJJ |
4th quarter 97 |
| DATE_WW |
week of year |
| DATE_END |
End of Date formats (last format) |
| TIME_START |
Start of Time formats (first format) |
| TIME_HHMM |
HH:MM Time format with hour and minute |
| TIME_HHMMSS |
HH:MM:SS Time format with hour, minute and second |
| TIME_HHMMAMPM |
HH:MM AM/PM Time format with hour, minute and morning/afternoon notation |
| TIME_HHMMSSAMPM |
HH:MM:SS AM/PM Time format with hour, minute, second and morning/afternoon notation |
| TIME_HH_MMSS |
[HH]:MM:SS Time format with amount of hours |
| TIME_MMSS00 |
MM:SS,00 Time format with second in fraction |
| TIME_HH_MMSS00 |
[HH]:MM:SS,00 Time format with amount of hours and seconds with fraction |
| TIME_END |
End of Time formats (last format) |
| DATETIME_START |
Start of DateTime formats (first format) |
| DATETIME_SYSTEM_SHORT_HHMM |
08.10.97 01:23 Date/time format |
| DATETIME_SYS_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS |
08.10.1997 01:23:45 Date/time format with second
Note: When editing already existing date/time data this
format is forced in order to always edit the full century. |
| DATETIME_END |
End of DateTime formats (last format) |
| BOOLEAN |
BOOLEAN format
@ATTENTION
Not defined in locale data, but generated by the number
formatter. If you want to access this format you MUST
do it via ::com::sun::star::util::XNumberFormatTypes::getFormatIndex()
instead of XNumberFormatCode::getFormatCode().
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| TEXT |
Text format
@ATTENTION
Not defined in locale data, but generated by the number
formatter. If you want to access this format you MUST
do it via ::com::sun::star::util::XNumberFormatTypes::getFormatIndex()
instead of XNumberFormatCode::getFormatCode()
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| INDEX_TABLE_ENTRIES |
count of built-in format codes. |
| Constants' Details |
NUMBER_START
const short NUMBER_START = 0;
- Description
- Start of simple numerical formats (first format)
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NUMBER_STANDARD
const short NUMBER_STANDARD = NUMBER_START;
- Description
- The "General" standard format
|
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NUMBER_INT
const short NUMBER_INT = NUMBER_START+1;
- Description
- 0
Integer number
|
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NUMBER_DEC2
const short NUMBER_DEC2 = NUMBER_START+2;
- Description
- 0.00
Decimal number with 2 decimals
|
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NUMBER_1000INT
const short NUMBER_1000INT = NUMBER_START+3;
- Description
- #,##0
Integer number with group separator
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NUMBER_1000DEC2
const short NUMBER_1000DEC2 = NUMBER_START+4;
- Description
- #,##0.00
Decimal number with group separator
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NUMBER_SYSTEM
const short NUMBER_SYSTEM = NUMBER_START+5;
- Description
- #,##0.00
In SO5/Win this format was retrieved from the Regional Settings
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NUMBER_END
const short NUMBER_END = NUMBER_SYSTEM ;
- Description
- End of simple numerical formats (last format)
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SCIENTIFIC_START
const short SCIENTIFIC_START = NUMBER_END+1;
- Description
- Start of Scientific formats (first format)
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SCIENTIFIC_000E000
const short SCIENTIFIC_000E000 = SCIENTIFIC_START;
- Description
- 0.00E+000
Number in scientific notation with exponent in 3 digit placeholders
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SCIENTIFIC_000E00
const short SCIENTIFIC_000E00 = SCIENTIFIC_START+1;
- Description
- 0.00E+00
Number in scientific notation with exponent in 2 digit placeholders
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SCIENTIFIC_END
const short SCIENTIFIC_END = SCIENTIFIC_000E00;
- Description
- End of Scientific formats (last format)
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PERCENT_START
const short PERCENT_START = SCIENTIFIC_END+1;
- Description
- Start of Percent formats (first format)
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PERCENT_INT
const short PERCENT_INT = PERCENT_START;
- Description
- 0%
Percentage format, rounded to integer
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PERCENT_DEC2
const short PERCENT_DEC2 = PERCENT_START+1;
- Description
- 0.00%
Percentage format, rounded to 2 decimals
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PERCENT_END
const short PERCENT_END = PERCENT_DEC2;
- Description
- End of Percent formats (last format)
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FRACTION_START
const short FRACTION_START = PERCENT_END+1;
- Description
- Start of Fraction formats (first format)
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FRACTION_1
const short FRACTION_1 = FRACTION_START;
- Description
- # ?/?
Number with decimal in fraction in 1 digit placeholder
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FRACTION_2
const short FRACTION_2 = FRACTION_START+1;
- Description
- # ??/??
Number with decimal in fraction in 2 digit placeholders
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FRACTION_END
const short FRACTION_END = FRACTION_2;
- Description
- End of Fraction formats (last format)
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CURRENCY_START
const short CURRENCY_START = FRACTION_END+1;
- Description
- Start of Currency formats (first format)
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CURRENCY_1000INT
const short CURRENCY_1000INT = CURRENCY_START;
- Description
- #,##0 DM
Integer currency format with group separator
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CURRENCY_1000DEC2
const short CURRENCY_1000DEC2 = CURRENCY_START+1;
- Description
- #,##0.00 DM
Decimal currency format with group separator
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CURRENCY_1000INT_RED
const short CURRENCY_1000INT_RED = CURRENCY_START+2;
- Description
- #,##0 DM
Integer currency format with negative in red
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CURRENCY_1000DEC2_RED
const short CURRENCY_1000DEC2_RED = CURRENCY_START+3;
- Description
- #,##0.00 DM
Decimal currency format with negative in red
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CURRENCY_1000DEC2_CCC
const short CURRENCY_1000DEC2_CCC = CURRENCY_START+4;
- Description
- #,##0.00 DEM
Currency in ISO-4217 abbreviation format
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CURRENCY_1000DEC2_DASHED
const short CURRENCY_1000DEC2_DASHED = CURRENCY_START+5;
- Description
- #,##0.-- DM
Currency format with dash representing 0 in decimals
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CURRENCY_END
const short CURRENCY_END = CURRENCY_1000DEC2_DASHED;
- Description
- End of Currency formats (last format)
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DATE_START
const short DATE_START = CURRENCY_END+1;
- Description
- Start of Date formats (first format)
|
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DATE_SYSTEM_SHORT
const short DATE_SYSTEM_SHORT = DATE_START;
- Description
- 08.10.97
see also DATE_SYSTEM_... explanation
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DATE_SYSTEM_LONG
const short DATE_SYSTEM_LONG = DATE_START+1;
- Description
- Wednesday, 8. October 1997
see also DATE_SYSTEM_... explanation
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DATE_SYS_DDMMYY
const short DATE_SYS_DDMMYY = DATE_START+2;
- Description
- 08.10.97
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
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DATE_SYS_DDMMYYYY
const short DATE_SYS_DDMMYYYY = DATE_START+3;
- Description
- 08.10.1997
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
Note: When editing already existing date data this
format is forced in order to always edit the full century.
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DATE_SYS_DMMMYY
const short DATE_SYS_DMMMYY = DATE_START+4;
- Description
- 8. Oct 97
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
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DATE_SYS_DMMMYYYY
const short DATE_SYS_DMMMYYYY = DATE_START+5;
- Description
- 8. Oct 1997
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
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DATE_DIN_DMMMYYYY
const short DATE_DIN_DMMMYYYY = DATE_START+6;
- Description
- 8. Oct. 1997
DIN/EN
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DATE_SYS_DMMMMYYYY
const short DATE_SYS_DMMMMYYYY = DATE_START+7;
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- 8. October 1997
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
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const short DATE_DIN_DMMMMYYYY = DATE_START+8;
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- 8. October 1997
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const short DATE_SYS_NNDMMMYY = DATE_START+9;
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- Wed, 8. Oct 97
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const short DATE_DEF_NNDDMMMYY = DATE_START+10;
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- Wed 08.Oct 97
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const short DATE_SYS_NNDMMMMYYYY = DATE_START+11;
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- Wed, 8. October 1997
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
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const short DATE_SYS_NNNNDMMMMYYYY = DATE_START+12;
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- Wednesday, 8. October 1997
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const short DATE_DIN_MMDD = DATE_START+13;
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- 10-08
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const short DATE_DIN_YYMMDD = DATE_START+14;
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- 97-10-08
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const short DATE_DIN_YYYYMMDD = DATE_START+15;
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- 1997-10-08
DIN/EN/ISO
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const short DATE_SYS_MMYY = DATE_START+16;
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- 10.97
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
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const short DATE_SYS_DDMMM = DATE_START+17;
- Description
- 08.Oct
see also DATE_SYS_... explanation
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const short DATE_MMMM = DATE_START+18;
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- October
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const short TIME_START = DATE_END+1;
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const short TIME_HHMM = TIME_START;
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Time format with hour and minute
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const short TIME_HHMMSS = TIME_START+1;
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Time format with hour, minute and second
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const short TIME_HHMMAMPM = TIME_START+2;
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Time format with hour, minute and morning/afternoon notation
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const short TIME_HHMMSSAMPM = TIME_START+3;
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- HH:MM:SS AM/PM
Time format with hour, minute, second and morning/afternoon notation
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const short TIME_HH_MMSS = TIME_START+4;
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Time format with amount of hours
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const short TIME_MMSS00 = TIME_START+5;
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- MM:SS,00
Time format with second in fraction
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const short TIME_HH_MMSS00 = TIME_START+6;
- Description
- [HH]:MM:SS,00
Time format with amount of hours and seconds with fraction
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const short TIME_END = TIME_HH_MMSS00;
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- End of Time formats (last format)
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const short DATETIME_START = TIME_END + 1;
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- Start of DateTime formats (first format)
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const short DATETIME_SYSTEM_SHORT_HHMM = DATETIME_START;
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- 08.10.97 01:23 Date/time format
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const short DATETIME_SYS_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS = DATETIME_START+1;
- Description
- 08.10.1997 01:23:45 Date/time format with second
Note: When editing already existing date/time data this
format is forced in order to always edit the full century.
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const short DATETIME_END = DATETIME_SYS_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS;
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- End of DateTime formats (last format)
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const short INDEX_TABLE_ENTRIES = TEXT+1;
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- count of built-in format codes.
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Background
A background color or a background image only makes sense if the image material is partially transparent, translucent or possibly smaller than the application setting. To try out this effect, we first load an animated beach ball into the working memory. The image is located at RunPNG/doc/samples/various/Beach ball 256x256.png. It is an APNG file and consists of 20 individual images. We don't need to change any setting.
Then we go to the Effects tab and select the Background effect. Let's start with a simple background color. To do this, click on the color picker and choose a color that could match a beach ball. If possible, no green, because the color will be added later.
The Opacity slider could be used to set how transparent the background should be. 100% corresponds to full coverage, 0% is completely transparent. In between are the translucent degrees. But let's stick with 100% here.
The selected color background is immediately transferred to the individual images. You can see that not only are the opaque parts of the ball cover the background color, but the translucent colors also blend into the new background.
Now a background image is added. It is located at RunPNG/doc/samples/various/Grass 1.png. And you can see that it is too big. It has 512 x 512 pixels.
But we can use the scaling. We compress the background image vertically with the button . By the way, it doesn't matter if the background still protrudes to the left and right. This is removed by the application when the images are merged.


Example 6
The 1908 Tunguska Explosion
This example has the applet parsing parameters to a program on the server
and the program returning the data for the applet to plot.
The applet has a control panel that allows modification of the output and
the plot.
The applet is plotting data sent to it from a program that solves
the equations describing the passage of an asteroid through an atmosphere.
In particular this problem is concerned with the explosion over Tunguska,
Central Siberia, in 1908.
The program incorporates, asteroid ablation, atmospheric drag, atmospheric
lift, and most importantly asteroid disruption.
The control panel has three columns. The first column allows the selection
of material type. The second column allows you to modify the initial
conditions. The third column is the physical quantity to be plotted.
The atmosphere entry program solves the Bronshten equations.
These Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE's) describe the motion
of a body through
an atmosphere. Here they are modified to include disruption of the
bolide. The reference for the equations and the results plotted here is
Chyba, C.F., Thomas, P.J., and Zahnle, K.J, The 1908 Tunguska explosion:
atmospheric disruption of a stony asteroid, Nature 361, 40-44.
The Java source for this example.
The Perl CGI script that drives the ODE solver.
The program that solves the asteroid disruption ODE's,
entry.c, rk.c,
planet.c.
Last modified: Fri Oct 27 16:06:45 PDT 1995


If you love Telegram but don't want to leave Discord then you'll be pleased to find we've built a bridge in this channel. If you'd like to join the group in the Telegram app you can find it here: https://t.me/KomodoPlatform_Official.
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GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 12:38 PM
[telegram] <Talipy> Haklisin (re @Harunkubilay: Bunun için destek sağlamak lazım komodo ekibinden)
[telegram] <FilippoE> Come on a pump will be 100% in an our not 3/4% per 3days
[telegram] <FilippoE> The market is growing in accord with the total cap and in accord with the project
[telegram] <FilippoE> This is not a pump
jl777c29-Aug-18 12:56 PM
I am working on a Turkey specific initiative. details coming soon
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 01:00 PM
[telegram] <Talipy> we are ready with the support of the team to create a Turkish Community (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> I am working on a Turkey specific initiative. details coming soon)
jl777c29-Aug-18 01:03 PM
in our discord there is #turkish
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 01:06 PM
[telegram] <Talipy> via telegram it is easier to reach people, and i think discord is not used by everyone (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> in our discord there is #turkish)
[telegram] <Umitkara48> Waiting for it (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> I am working on a Turkey specific initiative. details coming soon)
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 01:43 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Problem is telegram is a single channel and conversations get buried among other talking. In Discord, we have dedicated channels (re @Talipy: via telegram it is easier to reach people, and i think discord is not used by everyone)
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 01:54 PM
[telegram] <PTYTrader> i think both have their uses. That's why you have the option to join both
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 02:02 PM
[telegram] <Grant> When will the 1mil block update occur?
[telegram] <Grant> Asking as I won’t be able to update my Agama wallet till tonight (US-PST)
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 02:19 PM
[telegram] <Kassu2> Of course and it will dump many times more (re @Sergio: After a pump comes a dump, what do you think guys?)
[telegram] <Hermes08> The block update should be happening by the week of the 7th of September.
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 02:29 PM
[telegram] <Acura360> 10% is a pump ? ^^
[slack] <matterbridge> 10% is a pump ? :thinking_face::face_with_monocle::thinking_face:^^
jl777c29-Aug-18 02:42 PM
the bear ate a 0
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 02:45 PM
[telegram] <CrypDi> Is 0.2.41d-beta the latest version ? (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> the bear ate a 0)
[telegram] <do0gpwn> Hey, Is it gonna be a problem if i cant update my agama wallet? Only next week? Cuz of the 1mil block update..
[telegram] <do0gpwn> I use lite mode
[telegram] <yorklab> You should be fine
[telegram] <yorklab> Lite mode uses spv servers and they are kept up to date.
[telegram] <yorklab> But you should still update as soon as possible.
[telegram] <jasonhan001> hi admin I have a great exchange, and it is free.
Are you interested, please?
[telegram] <J> When is this from? Do you have original article? (re @KammerBrand: )
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 03:51 PM
[telegram] <Umitkara48> Check it google (re @J: When is this from? Do you have original article?)
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 04:01 PM
[telegram] <DingDongSoLong> How do I know if my wallet was updated it looks the same to me
[telegram] <Acura360> 0.2.41d (re @DingDongSoLong: How do I know if my wallet was updated it looks the same to me)
[telegram] <yorklab> I am on mobile now but it is very likely the back-end was updated but the GUI may look the same.(edited)
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 04:16 PM
[telegram] <DingDongSoLong> Right on thanks. I guess they just added the “d”
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 05:58 PM
[telegram] <CryptoBlockchain38> My Mobile antivirus found a suspected file called "Agama video editor"... ?
Anyone knows what it's for?(edited)
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 06:17 PM
[telegram] <KamilKamil> Hey! If anyone would like to support Byteball and SuperNet (as SuperNet is a byteball hodler), there is a community voting on Binance, you can guys vote for Byteball, and/or retweet
https://twitter.com/NotBlockchain/status/1034863975979278337?s=19
Let's push this disruptive technology to the mainstream #Byteball #Tangle #binance #voting #Crypto https://t.co/WGAeIAiWV5
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 06:46 PM
[telegram] <steelo992> hey man is it possible to use agamma on mobile? (re @yorklab: I am on mobile now but it is very likely the back-end was updated but the GUI may look the same.)
[telegram] <steelo992> im creating token but i need android or ios interface
[telegram] <yorklab> Yes
[telegram] <yorklab> I don't have the link handy right now maybe somebody will chime in.
Please try this on your side: Install gcc6 package by executing these commands in shell: 1) Install homebrew: /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl...
[telegram] <stk> Btw, Komodo team ought to pull real release engineering.  Why is an end user supposed to compile 'gcc' compiler just to run an app?
ALTCOIN TOURNAMENT - FINAL
Congratulations to these 4 projects that made it so far, it has been amazing to see crypto communities so active
Regardless of final result, every coin that made it here deserves recognition!
#PARETO
#TELCOIN
#KOMODO
#ZILLIQA...
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 11:07 PM
[telegram] <Gudneh> Is it safe to use ledger nano with the agama wallet?
[telegram] <Gudneh> I see some warning saying that it can expose my seed?
[telegram] <Hermes08> I will say that is safe as long as your enviorment hasn't been compromised, people mostly do the procedure of retrieving their private keys offline.
GatewayBOT29-Aug-18 11:21 PM
[telegram] <Gudneh> For me to receive the active user rewards can't I just transfer the funds to a new agama wallet get the rewards and then move them back?(edited)
[telegram] <mo7881> yes and no. to get rewards the KMD needs to be in your agama wallet, they accrue slowly, 0.0069 % per hour .
You can transfer to Agama, get rewards over time and send them back to Ledger whenever you want, but once they are in your ledger you wont get rewards going forward. (re @Gudneh: For me to receive the active user rewards can't I just transfer the funds to a new agama wallet get the rewards and then move them back?)
[telegram] <Gudneh> ah ok, I guess I might as well wait for a software update on ledgers part then
[telegram] <mo7881> dont hold your breath, It depends how much you have. If its more than a few thousand then get the rewards. otherwise its just a few dollars a year if you are not comfortable keeping it on agama. (re @Gudneh: ah ok, I guess I might as well wait for a software update on ledgers part then)
[telegram] <Gudneh> Yeah it's not a huge amount currently. I'll probably acquire more in the future.
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 12:06 AM
[telegram] <Crypt0kin> Will hyperdex allow for options-like trading? Further, being that things are decentralized, it should be easier to have group buying for a contract. Is that possible?
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 12:21 AM
[telegram] <TomVottle> hey quick question, would be much appreciated if anyone could help as Im about as tech savvy as a potato. I want to update the wallet as requested, but it's not working for me.I've tried to redownload the wallet but it takes forever, then says download failed. As I already have agama wallet, do I need to redownload the whole thing again or is it possible to just change a file in the original directory?
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 12:35 AM
[telegram] <Hermes08> Responded to you on discord (re @TomVottle: hey quick question, would be much appreciated if anyone could help as Im about as tech savvy as a potato. I want to update the wallet as requested, but it's not working for me.I've tried to redownload the wallet but it takes forever, then says download failed. As I already have agama wallet, do I need to redownload the whole thing again or is it possible to just change a file in the original directory?)
[telegram] <TomVottle> thank you
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 12:51 AM
[telegram] <DingDongSoLong> I just redownload it and it replaces the old one with the new (re @TomVottle: hey quick question, would be much appreciated if anyone could help as Im about as tech savvy as a potato. I want to update the wallet as requested, but it's not working for me.I've tried to redownload the wallet but it takes forever, then says download failed. As I already have agama wallet, do I need to redownload the whole thing again or is it possible to just change a file in the original directory?)
[telegram] <N21_0>
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 01:15 AM
[telegram] <njappboy> That is how is has always worked if you replace agama on macos. Some times there are problems but that is what github is for (re @DingDongSoLong: I just redownload it and it replaces the old one with the new)
We are happy to announce that the phase 1 airdrop to the @KomodoPlatform community has been completed. https://t.co/UN1jPErvRX Join our community and stay up to date on the latest developments. https://t.co/43yTBISHq7 #Airdrop #blockchaintechnology #baas #blockchainrev...
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 02:38 AM
[telegram] <Stuart> Komodo website seems slow
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 02:45 AM
[telegram] <Michael> On agama installation should I uninstall or reinstall current version
[telegram] <changemymindk> I don’t see any zilla in my wallet. Not that I really care, just wondering.
[telegram] <Michael> It’s still the 29th where I am
[telegram] <changemymindk> Oh ur right. I thought it was the 30th today ha
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 03:09 AM
[telegram] <PTYTrader> Uninstall previous version and backup your wallet.dat if you're on native and your seed if on spv (re @Michael: On agama installation should I uninstall or reinstall current version)
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 03:23 AM
[telegram] <Michael> Thank you
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 04:06 AM
[telegram] <Regnar> The entire website is being updated, as well as the entire Komodo brand image, positioning and everything. It is going to be awesome! Check out the link. Ideas By Nature has done the designs for Bitcoin.com, SALT, DASH, ShapeShift, Coindesk, Consensus 2017, coincap.io, and Kahn Academy.
https://komodoplatform.com/komodo-platform-ideas-by-nature-rebranding/ (re @Stuart: Komodo website seems slow)
Komodo Platform was teamed up with Ideas By Nature, a Denver-based blockchain agency, to complete a full rebranding and create a focused product strategy.
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 04:18 AM
[telegram] <Regnar> EVERYONE!!! it's time again to circle the wagons! We need your vote, we have 8000 members in here and need as many as possible to vote for Komodo in this tweet! We're in 2nd place and down by a meager 250 votes! SO YOUR VOTE COULD HELP SWING THIS!!! LETS GO
https://twitter.com/teddycleps/status/1034917975663562768
ALTCOIN TOURNAMENT - FINAL
Congratulations to these 4 projects that made it so far, it has been amazing to see crypto communities so active
Regardless of final result, every coin that made it here deserves recognition!
#PARETO
#TELCOIN
#KOMODO
#ZILLIQA...
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 04:28 AM
[telegram] <Umitkara48> Voted (re @Regnar: EVERYONE!!! it's time again to circle the wagons! We need your vote, we have 8000 members in here and need as many as possible to vote for Komodo in this tweet! We're in 2nd place and down by a meager 250 votes! SO YOUR VOTE COULD HELP SWING THIS!!! LETS GO
https://twitter.com/teddycleps/status/1034917975663562768)
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 04:46 AM
[telegram] <EgorMovchan> Voted
[telegram] <Regnar> Make sure you share it on Twitter and tell your friends to vote for Komodo!
[telegram] <EgorMovchan>
[telegram] <EgorMovchan> KMD on the 2d place
[telegram] <Crypt0kin> Wtf is telcoin The crypto community makes me sad. Komodo has been innovating forever (re @EgorMovchan: )
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 05:07 AM
[telegram] <blade4383> Voted
[telegram] <Brunofd> voted
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 05:16 AM
[telegram] <EgorMovchan> Have no idea what is it (re @Crypt0kin: Wtf is telcoin The crypto community makes me sad. Komodo has been innovating forever)
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 05:24 AM
[telegram] <Crypt0kin>
[telegram] <Crypt0kin> hmm
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 05:35 AM
[telegram] <golovka4lena> Hi jonny))
[telegram] <JSWTYO> Hi Lo L,
[telegram] <JSWTYO> nice to see you guys, am interested in learning a bit more about Komodo, just looking at the website now, looks great
GatewayBOT30-Aug-18 05:50 AM
[telegram] <CrypDi> Will the fork happen automatically ?
[telegram] <Talipy> Voted (re @Regnar: EVERYONE!!! it's time again to circle the wagons! We need your vote, we have 8000 members in here and need as many as possible to vote for Komodo in this tweet! We're in 2nd place and down by a meager 250 votes! SO YOUR VOTE COULD HELP SWING THIS!!! LETS GO
https://twitter.com/teddycleps/status/1034917975663562768)
[telegram] <CrypDi> I just downloaded the latest version. Is there anything I have to do ?
[telegram] <Acura360> No (re @CrypDi: I just downloaded the latest version. Is there anything I have to do ?)
[telegram] <icoexplorer> Hi, what was this ta done on? (re @N21_0: )


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"Marathon running offers both physical and mental health benefits. The physical benefits include losing weight, becoming fitter and eating better. Your heart beats more efficiently and in time you manage to achieve a reduction in basal heart rate that translates into less work done more efficiently by the heart. In a nutshell, with all the above benefits you will lead a longer and healthier life"
Benefits:
Support for a good cause: Many marathons benefit charities and worthwhile causes, from disaster relief to fighting cancer. Running for something that's bigger than you is a great way to stay motivated to keep training, meet other runners to train with, and make your training and races even more meaningful.
Confidence: Once you’ve logged a 20-miler, you’ll feel like you can conquer the world (after a post-run nap, of course). Your running confidence will surely overflow into other areas of your life, such as work and relationships.
Improved motivation: You can’t get away with not training when it comes to a marathon, so having one on your calendar will keep you motivated to stick to your training schedule. On days when your motivation is lacking, you'll think about how you'll feel if you're undertrained, can’t finish, or have to cancel and find the strength train anyway.
Inspiration: Whether it’s the double-amputee wheelchair racer, the 73-year-old grandmother running her 35th marathon, or your own kids holding “We love you!” signs, you'll find some inspiration around every turn.
“Environmentalism is an ideology that evokes the necessity and responsibility of humans to respect, protect, and preserve the natural world from its anthropogenic afflictions” and “environmental awareness is to understand the fragility of our environment and the importance of its protection.”
We feel that environmental awareness make us realize the pressing need to take immediate action to stop harming the environment and start restoring the damage we have done to it. Unless there is awareness, there is no action – or at least no proper action. And this action must start from the individual level and spread through the people and organizations we know.
Benefits:
Promotes healthy lifestyle: Issues such as obesity and depression emanate from children not getting out more often. Nature has a healing power and the environmental education activities ensure that children do not laze around lying on the couch watching movies all day.
Instills respect for nature: Environmental education enables children to understand why it is necessary to respect Mother Nature, and consequently how to reap from the benefits and wonders that nature provides. For example, popular classes in Australia teaches children learn the dangers of littering garbage all over, and become more responsible individuals.
Trains on significance of being kind to nature: This includes being kind to animals and to fellow human beings. It teaches them on why it is important to treat each other well. Children learn that it is important to take care of not just the environment, but on what is on the environment as well. That includes the people around them as well as both domestic and wild animals too.
Teaches them to be responsible: The environmental education awareness program demonstrates to the people on the importance of being responsible human beings. This is both on an individual level as well as collectively as a generation.
"Someone's sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago." ― Warren Buffett
Plantation plays an important role in maintaining the balance in nature. It has a great impact on the environment by reducing incidences of global warming. Deforestation( cutting down of trees) creates havoc in nature and ends up increasing the levels of greenhouse gases on earth.
Trees are the natural sources of Oxygen as they inhale Carbondioxide and exhale Oxygen and without it the survival of human beings is not possible on earth. They filter harmful pollutants from the atmosphere and provide us with fresher and cleaner air to breath. Air pollution can be controlled, if we plant more and more trees.
Benefits:
Cleaner air across the country
Cleaner water and natural filtration
Carbon sequestration: Planting trees can help to slow down the process of heat trapping of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, resulting in a rising climate and contributing to global warming.
Controlled temperatures
“Cleanliness is the Hallmark of perfect standards and the best quality inspector is the conscience." - J. R. D. Tata
With the help of cleanliness, we can keep our physical and mental health clean, which will make us feel good. Cleanliness gives rise to a good character by keeping body, mind, and soul clean and peaceful. Maintaining cleanliness is the essential part of healthy living because it is the cleanliness only which helps to improve our personality by keeping clean externally and internally. It is everybody’s responsibility and one should keep themselves and their surroundings clean and hygienic. It also brings good and positive thoughts in the mind which slows down the occurrence of diseases.
Benefits:
Individual Productivity: Healthy Body results in Healthy mind which is directly proportional to Productivity of an individual. Cleanliness Drives will lead to a healthy nation which in turn increase productivity of the citizens.
Health: Unhygienic conditions is one of the major root cause of diseases / illness. Any disease or illness has financial impact both in terms of expenditure and potential revenue earning.
Clean Technology: Gradually focus on cleanliness and hygiene will shift focus towards use of clean technology i.e. non-polluting in nature. It will involve use of bio-degradable fuel and products. Any shift towards clean technology will have positive ripple effect on entire economy.
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ROFR Thread April to June 2018 *PLEASE SEE FIRST POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS & FORMATTING TOOL*
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Stay With Me, by Ayòbámi Adébáyò
“Yejide is hoping for a miracle, for a child. It is all her husband wants, all her mother-in-law wants, and she has tried everything - arduous pilgrimages, medical consultations, dances with prophets, appeals to God. But when her in-laws insist upon a new wife, it is too much for Yejide to bear. It will lead to jealousy, betrayal, and despair.”
The Butchering Art: Joseph Lister’s quest to transform the grisly world of Victorian medicine, by Lindsey Fitzharris
“Historian Lindsey Fitzharris recreates a critical turning point in the history of medicine, when Joseph Lister transformed surgery from a brutal, harrowing practice to the safe, vaunted profession we know today. Victorian operating theatres were known as ‘gateways of death’, Fitzharris reminds us, since half of those who underwent surgery didn’t survive the experience. This was an era when a broken leg could lead to amputation, when surgeons often lacked university degrees, and were still known to ransack cemeteries to find cadavers.”
In Pursuit of Memory: The fight against Alzheimer’s, by Joseph Jebelli
“When Joseph Jebelli was 12, his beloved grandfather began to act very strangely. It started with inexplicable walks, and gradually his bright smiles were replaced by a fearful, withdrawn expression. Before long, he didn’t recognise his family any more.
“Dr Jebelli has dedicated his career to understanding Alzheimer’s disease, which affects millions worldwide and 850,000 people in the UK alone. In this, his first book, Jebelli explores the past, present and future of Alzheimer’s disease starting from the very beginning - the first recorded case more than one hundred years ago - right up to the cutting-edge research being done today.”
Plot 29: A memoir, by Allan Jenkins
“Plot 29 is on a London allotment site where people come together to grow. It’s just that sometimes what Allan Jenkins grows there, along with marigolds and sorrel, is solace.”
The White Book, by Han Kang, translated by Deborah Smith
“While on a writer’s residency in Warsaw, a city palpably scarred by the violence of the past, the narrator finds herself haunted by the story of her older sister, who died a mere two hours after birth. A fragmented exploration of white things - the swaddling bands that were also her shroud, the breast milk she did not live to drink, the blank page on which the narrator herself attempts to reconstruct the story - unfold in a powerfully poetic distillation. As she walks the unfamiliar, snow-streaked streets, lined by buildings formerly obliterated in the Second World War, their identities blur and overlap as the narrator wonders, ‘Can I give this life to you?’”
With the End in Mind: Dying, death and wisdom in an age of denial, by Kathryn Mannix
“What colour is cancer? Why do some people appear to have made miraculous recoveries? How can you tell when someone is in the final hours of their life? How can we ensure our most vulnerable are treated with the dignity they deserve?”
Midwinter Break, by Bernard MacLaverty
“A retired couple, Gerry and Stella Gilmore, fly from their home in Scotland to Amsterdam for a long weekend. A holiday to refresh the senses, to do some sightseeing and generally to take stock of what remains of their lives.
“Their relationship seems safe, easy, familiar - but over the course of the four days we discover the deep uncertainties which exist between them. Gerry, once an architect, is forgetful and set in his ways. Stella is tired of his lifestyle, worried about their marriage and angry at his constant undermining of her religious faith. Things are not helped by memories which have begun to resurface of a troubled time in their native Ireland. As their midwinter break comes to an end, we understand how far apart they are - and can only watch as they struggle to save themselves.”
To Be a Machine: Adventures among cyborgs, utopians, hackers, and the futurists solving the modest problem of death, by Mark O’Connell
“Mark O’Connell presents us with an exploration of transhumanism: its philosophical and scientific roots, its key players and possible futures, from charismatic techies seeking to enhance the body to immortalists who believe in the possibility of ‘solving’ death; from computer programmers quietly re-designing the world to vast competitive robotics conventions.”
I Am, I Am, I Am: Seventeen brushers with death, by Maggie O’Farrell
“I Am, I Am, I Am is Sunday Times bestseller and Costa Novel Award winner Maggie O’Farrell’s electric and shocking memoir of the near death experiences that have punctuated her life. A childhood illness she was not expected to survive. A teenage yearning to escape that nearly ended in disaster. A terrifying encounter on a remote path. A mismanaged labour in an understaffed hospital.
“This is a memoir with a difference: seventeen encounters with Maggie at different ages, in different locations, reveal to us a whole life in a series of tense, visceral snapshots. It is a book to make you question yourself: what would you do if your life was in danger? How would you react? And what would you stand to lose?”
Mayhem: A memoir, by Sigrid Rausing
“In the summer of 2012 a woman named Eva was found dead in the London townhouse she shared with her husband, Hans K. Rausing. The couple had struggled with addiction for years, often under the glare of tabloid headlines.
“Now, writing with singular clarity and restraint, Hans’s sister, the editor and publisher Sigrid Rausing, tries to make sense of what happened.”
Behave: The biology of humans at our best and worst, by Robert Sapolski
“Why do we do what we do?
“Behave achieves what no other text has previously attempted: it brings together a whole host of sciences - the study of our brains, genes and hormones, the investigations of psychology, anthropology and evolutionary history - and by gathering them together offers the richest and most accurate understanding yet of the causes of human behaviour. It shows that any explanation of why we behave the way we do is incomplete until we consider all of these factors together; when combined, the insights that emerge are unprecedented and astonishing.”
The Vaccine Race: How scientists used human cells to combat killer viruses, by Meredith Wadman
“Until the late 1960s, tens of thousands of children suffered crippling birth defects if their mothers had been exposed to rubella, popularly known as German measles, while pregnant; there was no vaccine and little understanding of how the disease devastated fetuses.
“In June 1962, a young biologist in Philadelphia, USA, using tissue extracted from an aborted foetus from Sweden, produced safe, clean cells that allowed the creation of vaccines against rubella and other common childhood diseases. Two years later, in the midst of a devastating German measles epidemic, his colleague developed the vaccine that would one day wipe out homegrown rubella.”


The following is a list of compile dependencies for this project. These dependencies are required to compile and run the application:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | License |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| com.github.davidmoten | grumpy-projection | 0.3-SNAPSHOT | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| com.jamesmurty.utils | java-xmlbuilder | 1.0 | jar | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
| org.apache.commons | commons-lang3 | 3.3.2 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
The following is a list of test dependencies for this project. These dependencies are only required to compile and run unit tests for the application:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | License |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| junit | junit | 4.11 | jar | Common Public License Version 1.0 |
| log4j | log4j | 1.2.17 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| org.slf4j | slf4j-log4j12 | 1.7.7 | jar | MIT License |
The following is a list of transitive dependencies for this project. Transitive dependencies are the dependencies of the project dependencies.
The following is a list of compile dependencies for this project. These dependencies are required to compile and run the application:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | License |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| com.github.davidmoten | grumpy-core | 0.3-SNAPSHOT | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| com.google.guava | guava-annotations | r03 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| com.google.guava | guava-base | r03 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| com.vividsolutions | jts | 1.13 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| commons-io | commons-io | 2.4 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| commons-pool | commons-pool | 1.5.4 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| it.geosolutions.imageio-ext | imageio-ext-tiff | 1.1.9 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| it.geosolutions.imageio-ext | imageio-ext-utilities | 1.1.9 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| java3d | vecmath | 1.3.2 | jar | - |
| javax.media | jai_codec | 1.1.3 | jar | - |
| javax.media | jai_core | 1.1.3 | jar | JDL (Java Distribution License) |
| javax.media | jai_imageio | 1.1 | jar | - |
| jgridshift | jgridshift | 1.0 | jar | - |
| net.iharder | base64 | 2.3.8 | jar | Public domain |
| net.java.dev.jsr-275 | jsr-275 | 1.0-beta-2 | jar | BSD License |
| org.apache.commons | commons-math3 | 3.2 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| org.geotools | gt-api | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-coverage | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-cql | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-epsg-wkt | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-main | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-metadata | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-opengis | 11.1 | jar | OGC copyright-Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-referencing | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.geotools | gt-render | 11.1 | jar | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| org.jaitools | jt-utils | 1.3.1 | jar | Simplified BSD |
| org.jaitools | jt-zonalstats | 1.3.1 | jar | Simplified BSD |
| org.jdom | jdom | 1.1.3 | jar | Similar to Apache License but with the acknowledgment clause removed |
| org.slf4j | slf4j-api | 1.7.7 | jar | MIT License |
The following is a list of test dependencies for this project. These dependencies are only required to compile and run unit tests for the application:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | License |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| org.hamcrest | hamcrest-core | 1.3 | jar | New BSD License |
Simplified BSD: Support and utility classes, ZonalStats operator
New BSD License: Hamcrest Core
Unknown: jai_codec, jai_imageio, jgridshift, servlet-api, vecmath
BSD License: jsr-275
Apache License, Version 2.0: java-xmlbuilder
Public domain: base64
Common Public License Version 1.0: JUnit
OGC copyright: Open GIS Interfaces
MIT License: SLF4J API Module, SLF4J LOG4J-12 Binding
The Apache Software License, Version 2.0: Apache Commons Lang, Apache Log4j, Commons IO, Commons Math, Commons Pool, Guava (Google Common Libraries) Annotations, Guava (Google Common Libraries) Base, grumpy-core, grumpy-ogc, grumpy-projection
JDL (Java Distribution License): Java Advanced Imaging
Similar to Apache License but with the acknowledgment clause removed: JDOM
Lesser General Public License (LGPL): API interfaces, EPSG Authority Service using WKT file, Grid Coverage module, Image I/O-Extensions - utilities classes and methods, Improved TIFF Plugin, JTS Topology Suite, Main module, Metadata, OGC CQL to Filter parser, Open GIS Interfaces, Referencing services, Render