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It's an ancient debate: should you let your database enforce integrity via Foreign Keys or should you let your application logic do so?
There are arguments to both sides, and I won't repeat them. I ultimately settled on the one reason that convinces me against using Foreign Keys: refactoring/sharding.
We have this one huge table; it wasn't supposed to be so huge when it was first designed, but history makes its own path. This table is cross connected to multiple other tables via foreign keys. The table has no justification to exist as it is in our database today. It must either be sharded, extracted to a different database, or be completely reimplemented using other technologies.
But it's so tightly coupled! Database-wise I don't mind, we can work this out. The problem is with the application code which lazily assumes the database will take care of coupling constraints; expects an error to be raised by the database when a failure occurs. Changing such code written over years is a much more difficult task. We will have to invest a lot more resources to work this out as compared to what we would have to had we not used foreign keys in the first place.
In our time of rapid growth I see this as becoming more and more of an issue.


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net = model(pretrained=pretrained)
// net.train()
net.eval()
weight_count = _calc_width(net)
print("m={}, {}".format(model.__name__, weight_count))
assert (model != resattnet56 or weight_count == 31810728)
assert (model != resattnet92 or weight_count == 52466344)
assert (model != resattnet236 or weight_count == 103778984)
assert (model != resattnet452 or weight_count == 182285224)
x = mx.nd.zeros((1, 3, 224, 224), ctx=ctx)
y = net(x)
assert (y.shape == (1, 1000))


Oswestry ready to bid for £500,000 improvements fund
by Sue AustinA bid for £500,000 to transform Oswestry's centre will go to Historic England in the next fortnight.
Shropshire Council today gave the to-ahead for its officers to work with the town council and Business Improvement District to develop a bid for the grant. Oswestry has already been told that it if successful it would mean a grant of at least £374,600 from Historic England for the four-year life of the programme.
But if officers can put in a strong case that funding could leap to £500,000 in an upscaling of the award.
The majority of the fund would be spent on essential repairs to historic buildings, developing educational projects to turn the sites into community hubs and helping increase skills were there are shortages, in areas like stone masonary.
Promotion of tourism to bring visitors to the area would also be addressed.
Deputy leader of the council, Councillor Steve Charmley said that the push for the funding had been led by Future Oswestry, a group of representatives from Shropshire and Oswestry Town Councils and Oswestry's Business Improvement District.
"The Oswestry High Street Heritage Action Zone represents a significant opportunity for Shropshire Council to secure a share of the £95 million that Historic England has been allocated to support transformational projects for historic towns and high streets," a report to the council said.
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Councillor Charmley said that the object of the fund was to make the high street a more attractive, engaging and vibrant place for people to live, work and spend time.
He said the programme was designed to secure lasting improvements to historic high streets and the communities who use them.
"The matched funding that we needed to apply for the grant has already been secured, which is great news for the town of Oswestry," said Councillor Charmley.
The package would be used to employ a project officer, set up a physical grants programme of £300,000 for the improvement of the town's buildings and set up a £100,000 cultural programme.
Matched funding for the cultural programme would be provided by the around £12,500 per year the local community raised for its heritage open days.
Council leader, Peter Nutting, said the fund was a wonderful package.
"A lot is going on in Oswestry at the moment. It is going to be a really interesting place in the future," he said.


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LOST IN YONKERS A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 7.8 out of 10 (B, **1/2 out of ****)
Date Released: 5/14/93 Running Length: 1:53 Rated: PG (Mature themes)
Starring: Richard Dreyfus, Mercedes Ruehl, Irene Worth, Brad Stoll, Mike Damus Director: Martha Coolidge Producer: Ray Stark Screenplay: Neil Simon (based on his play) Music: Elmer Bernstein Released by Columbia Pictures
It's the early 1940s in New York and the country is at war. When the father of young Jay (Brad Stoll) and Arty (Mike Damus) has to go on a prolonged business trip through the southern states (he fell heavily in debt paying his dying wife's hospital bills and now he has to find a way to make enough money to keep the loan sharks from killing him), he leaves his sons with his mother (Irene Worth), who owns a candy store in Yonkers.  Also living in the house is Bella (Mercedes Ruehl), the boys' childlike, wacky aunt who wants nothing more than to have someone to hold and love. Stopping in for a few days is Bella's gangster brother, Louie (Richard Dreyfus), a small-time operator who teaches his nephews a few lessons about life.
As is often true of stories penned by play-and-screenwriter Neil Simon, this is a simple tale about simple people. No momentous or earth-shattering events take place, and there's nothing that one would normally believe worth making a movie about. In fact, for about the first third of the film, it looks like the decision to finance this project was a mistake. Except for a few humorous vignettes, this part of LOST IN YONKERS is dull and unspectacular.
Richard Dreyfus has top billing, but he's not in much of the movie. Nevertheless, despite limited screen time, Dreyfus' Louie is a pivotal character, giving impetus to the story. LOST IN YONKERS is almost half over by the time Louie makes his first appearance and he's gone before the final quarter. Yet the character, fleshed out by a powerful performance, is the center-point of the picture, a marvelous mix of anger, greed, and likableness.
Mercedes Ruehl's performance, like the development of her character, goes through a transition as the film progresses. Near the beginning of LOST IN YONKERS, Bella is completely unconvincing, presenting a wide-eyed facade of sheer idiocy that few viewers are likely to accept. It doesn't help that Ms. Ruehl goes over-the-top during these scenes. However, as the film moves forward, not only does Bella become more believable, but the actress finds her rhythm. It can be argued that the transition of the character is difficult to swallow, and while that may be true, I find the problem more to be where Bella starts, not where she ends up.
Although Simon has set this story in the 40s, LOST IN YONKERS is a rare example of a period piece that doesn't strive for nostalgia. The costumes and settings are right, but the script isn't laden with the too-common sense of longing that makes the audience look back fondly on days gone by.
The pacing of LOST IN YONKERS is off. The first half of the movie is relatively light, with frequent bursts of humor. Later, however, the movie becomes an emotional experience, with almost too many intense scenes. The two children, who are clearly at the forefront during the movie's first hour, get lost for a while as the conflict between Bella and her mother is highlighted.
The story of LOST IN YONKERS is mostly solid and doesn't suffer from the "everything must be happy" Hollywood-type ending, but the uneven tone hurts the screen adaptation of Simon's Pulitzer-Prize-winning play. Something has definitely been lost in the translation, and as hard as the movie works to keep its audience's attention, it's only partially successful. Dreyfus is magnetic, but this is really Mercedes Ruehl's movie, and she's only occasionally up to the job.
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Lord
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Lord. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beatrice Elizabeth “Beatie” | 1892 | 1976-12-01 | Watson, Arthur Edward (Captain) | Lord, John H. & Sophia A. |
| Edmond | 1846-05-02 | ???, Isabella | Lord, Edmund Ellison, Pheby | |
| Edmund | about 1720 | Ellison, Pheby | Lord, Jacobi (James) Heap, Martha | |
| Ellison | 1807-09-05 | 1874 | Wilkinson, Alice | Lord, John Hayhurst[Lord], Ann |
| Hilda Vera | 1913-08-11 | 2nd Qtr 1979 | Swindlehurst, Bert | Lord, Walter Dugdale, Annie |
| Jack Dugdale | 1920-07-23 | 3rd Qtr 1976 | Lord, Walter Dugdale, Annie | |
| Jacobi (James) | Kershaw, Allies, Heap, Martha | Lord, James & Ester | ||
| James, married Betty | after 1770 | Lord, John Ellison, Ruth | ||
| James | 1810-02-16 | 1822 | Lord, John Hayhurst[Lord], Ann | |
| James & Ester | 1720 | |||
| James Wilkinson | 1832 | Lord, Ellison Wilkinson, Alice | ||
| Jane (Ginny) | 1736 | 1785-12-26 | Lord, John | |
| John | 1722 | 1811-01-25 | Ellison, Ruth | Lord, Jacobi (James) Heap, Martha |
| John | 1738 | Lord, Jane (Ginny) | Lord, Edmund Ellison, Pheby | |
| John | 1770-03-16 | 1821-06-22 | Hayhurst[Lord], Ann | Lord, John Ellison, Ruth |
| John & Ellen | 1805-03-02 | Lord, John Hayhurst[Lord], Ann | ||
| John H. & Sophia A. | ||||
| Mary | c1743 | 1781-06-06 | Lord, Edmund Ellison, Pheby | |
| Pheobe | 1766-12-22 | 1830 | Lord, John Ellison, Ruth | |
| Ruth | 1755 | 1779 | Lord, John Ellison, Ruth | |
| Ruth | 1802-08-30 | 1807-04-23 | Lord, John Hayhurst[Lord], Ann | |
| Ruth | 1812-05-06 | 1866-06-03 | Gray, Joseph | Lord, John Hayhurst[Lord], Ann |
| Ruth | 1833-11-30 | 1914-04-23 | Johnson, William (Carpenter & Joiner) | Lord, Ellison Wilkinson, Alice |
| Sarah | 1752 | 1830 | Lord, John Ellison, Ruth | |
| Simeon | Nutall, Betty | Lord, Edmund Ellison, Pheby | ||
| Walter | 4th Qtr 1882 | 2nd Qtr 1939 | Dugdale, Annie | |
| [Living] | Lord, [Living] Heness, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Heness, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Lord, [Living] Heness, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Lord, [Living] Heness, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Lord, Simeon Nutall, Betty | |||
| [Living] | Lord, John Lord, Jane (Ginny) | |||
| others | Lord, Ellison Wilkinson, Alice |


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China's Jingye Group poised for British Steel takeover deal
by Alex DanielChinese firm Jingye is set to agree a deal to buy British Steel tomorrow, in a move that is hoped to save more than 4,000 jobs at the company’s flagship plant in Scunthorpe.
Advisers have been working on a draft agreement in recent days. Jingye is thought to be gearing up to pay a figure in the region of £70m, according to reports.
Read more: Chinese steel maker Jingye in new bid for British Steel
Jingye will also be able to use a £300m taxpayer-funded support package, according to the Sunday Telegraph.
British Steel employs around 5,000 people in the UK, and supports about 20,000 further jobs in the supply chain. It is one of Network Rail’s main suppliers.
Jingye reentered the fray as a bidder for the company when negotiations with Ataer Holding, an investment arm of the Turkish military’s pension fund, did not come to fruition during a period of exclusivity with the Official Receiver, which is managing the negotiations.
The Chinese firm striking a deal would end months of uncertainty for British Steel workers, who have been in limbo since the firm went into administration in May.
Any agreement tomorrow would be followed by weeks of further negotiations, with no guarantee a final deal would be reached.
Labour’s shadow steel minister Gill Furniss said: “At this moment in time the workforce needs some reassurance.”
Read more: Questions linger as Turkish military pension fund swoops in on British Steel
Jingye Group is chaired by businessman Li Ganpo, one of the richest men in China.
Ganpo and a group executives arrived in the North of England two weeks ago for a tour of the company’s flagship Scunthorpe plant and its factory on Teesside.
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It’s sad Ghanaians don’t see any good in me – Efia Odo
by Adu SarpeahIt’s difficult for critical thinking beings to rationalise with those-called-celebrities in Ghana especially the ladies taking into consideration their weird social lifestyle.
Majority of them know no shame in reference to their apparel as they have thrown morality to the dogs, the case of Efia Odo perhaps, reason she’s mocked a lot by Ghanaians on social media.
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As a reminder, Efia Odo’s outfit at the just ended 4Syte Music Video Awards has become the talk of Ghana following the provocative nature of the apparel. Consequently, she has been chastised a lot.
It’s at the back of this that Efia Odo has taken to the micro blogging platform to voice her grievances as to why she’s hated a lot by Ghanaians despite that fact that she’s living her life.
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Test::Int::MiniModelBoolean::BoolInstr Class Reference
Detailed Description
Type for representing a Boolean instruction.Definition at line 59 of file mm-bool.cc.
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| Which instruction to execute. | |
| unsigned char | x |
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Definition at line 62 of file mm-bool.cc.
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Schema Resolver that resolves schemas for various APIs at a time (SAX, DOM and Apache XML Schema 2.0)
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A Parser for processing WSDL files to determine information about available
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Rhubarb and mackerel may seem unusual but it is actually a classic combination. Pair with beetroot and pickled shallots for a special supper.
For the chutney, in a heavy-based pan melt the sugar until a golden-brown caramel forms (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully.). Remove from the heat and stir in the ginger, shallot and rhubarb. Stir in the cider vinegar and orange juice. Return to the boil then cook gently for 8-10 minutes. Season with salt and pepper, set aside to cool.
Put the baby beetroot in a large saucepan of boiling water and cook for 15-20 minutes. Drain and leave to cool slightly. Carefully peel the beetroots and cut in half. Melt the butter in a medium frying pan and add the beetroots. Cook for 2-3 minutes, or until slightly golden-brown.
For the pickled shallots, heat the white wine vinegar, sugar, salt and peppercorns in a pan over a medium heat until the sugar has dissolved. Put the shallots in a bowl and pour over the hot vinegar mixture. Mix together, coating the shallots. Set aside to pickle for at least an hour, but preferably 24 hours.
Put the mackerel skin-side up on a heavy baking tray and use a chef's blow torch to char the skin. Season with salt and pepper.
Place a spoonful of chutney on each serving plate with the baby beetroot dotted around the plates. Place the mackerel in the centre and dot the plates with crème fraîche and pickled shallots. Garnish with the leaves.


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Please create the following functionality using the form given below. The user will enter ONE of two numerical values into the text box in the form given. The user will then click the "Convert" button. Depending on which value is entered, please convert it and show the corresponding converted value in the other text box. For example, if Kilometers is entered and Miles is not, then you should convert KM to Miles. If Miles is entered and Kilometers is not, then, convert Miles to KM. The conversion rule, simplified, is: multiply by (2/3) to convert KM to Miles and by (3/2) to convert Miles to KM. Remember to use ParseFloat. Also, the function may require a "return" to ensure that the form does not get reset. This part is worth 15 points. For the additional 5 points, please alert user if both fields are empty when the "Convert" button is clicked and alert the user if a non-numerical value is entered.


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Active Scan Rules - alpha
The following alpha quality active scan rules are included in this add-on:
.htaccess Information Leak
Checks for web accessible .htaccess files which may leak sensitive information
(such as usernames, error handling, redirects, directory listing settings, etc).
An example active scan rule which loads data from a file
This implements an example active scan rule that loads strings from a file that the user can edit.
For more details see:
Hacking ZAP Part 4: Active Scan Rules.
Apache Range Header DoS (CVE-2011-3192)
Tests to see if the server is vulnerable to the Apache Range Header Denial of Service issue, by requesting eleven (11)
different byte ranges. Eleven ranges is one more than is accepted by patched/fixed servers.
Cloud Metadata Attack
Attempts to abuse a misconfigured NGINX server in order to access the instance metadata maintained by cloud service providers such as AWS, GCP and Azure.
All of these providers provide metadata via an internal unroutable IP address '<IP_ADDRESS>' - this can be exposed by incorrectly configured NGINX servers and accessed by using this IP address in the Host header field.
Cookie Slack Detector
Tests cookies to detect if some have no effect on response size when omitted, especially cookies containing the name "session" or "userid"
ELMAH Information Leak
Tests to see if the Error Logging Modules and Handlers (elmah.axd) HTTP Module is available. Although this module is handy for
developers and other stakeholders it can also leak a significant amount of information which a security analyst or malicious individual
may be interested in.
The ELMAH scanner targets Microsoft based technologies: IIS, Windows, ASP, and MSSQL.
.env Information Leak
Checks for web accessible .env files which may leak sensitive information
(such as usernames, passwords, API or APP keys, etc).
Example Active Scanner: Denial of Service
This implements a very simple example active scan rule.
For more details see:
Hacking ZAP Part 4: Active Scan Rules.
GET for POST
This scanner takes application/x-www-form-urlencoded
POST requests, changes the parameters from POST to GET and resubmits the request.
If the GET response is the same as the original POST response then an alert is raised. While this does not necessarily
represent a security weakness unto itself it may indicate that other attacks or weaknesses can be expanded or simplified.
(Such as a POST based Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack being changed to GET.)
HTTP Only Site
This active scanner checks whether an HTTP site is served under HTTPS.
Httpoxy - Proxy Header Misuse
This active scanner checks whether a site is using the HTTP Proxy header specified in the request.
It sets up an HTTP proxy which listens to all interfaces on a randomly assigned free port.
It then sends a series of requests to the target server with the HTTP Proxy header set to each of the available
IP addresses and the port that it is listening on.
If a request is received on the new port then the server is very likely to be vulnerable.
IMPORTANT - the computer that ZAP is running on must accept incoming requests on arbitrary ports -
if a firewall prevents incoming connections then this rule will not work.
HTTPS Content Available via HTTP
This active scanner attempts to access content that was originally accessed via HTTPS (SSL/TLS) via HTTP.
LDAP Injection
LDAP Injection may be possible. It may be possible for an attacker to bypass authentication controls, and to view and modify arbitrary data in the LDAP directory.
Proxy Disclosure
Attempts to detect and fingerprint proxy server(s). This information helps a potential attacker to determine:
- A list of targets for an attack against the application.
- Potential vulnerabilities on the proxy servers that service the application.
- The presence or absence of any proxy-based components that might cause attacks against the application to be detected, prevented, or mitigated.
Relative Path Confusion
Tests if the web server is configured to serve responses to ambiguous URLs in a manner that is likely to lead to confusion about the correct "relative path" for the URL.
If resources (CSS, images, etc) are references in the response using relative, rather than absolute URLs. In an attack, if the web browser parses the "cross-content" response in a permissive manner, or can be tricked into
permissively parsing the "cross-content" response, using techniques such as framing, then the web browser may be fooled into interpreting HTML as CSS (or other content types), leading to an XSS vulnerability.
Source Code Disclosure - File Inclusion
Uses local file inclusion techniques to scan for files containing source code on the web server.
Source Code Disclosure - Git
Uses Git source code repository metadata to scan for files containing source code on the web server.
SQL Injection - MsSQL
This active scanner attempts to inject MsSQL specific sleep commands into parameter values and analyzes the server's response time to see if the sleep is effectively executed on the server (indicating a successful SQL injection attack).
SQL Injection - SQLite
This active scanner attempts to inject SQLite specific commands into parameter values and analyzes the server's responses to see if the commands were effectively executed on the server (indicating a successful SQL injection attack).
Trace.axd Information Leak
Tests to see if Trace Viewer (trace.axd) is available. Although this component is convenient for developers and
other stakeholders it can leak a significant amount of information which a security analyst or malicious individual
may be interested in.
The trace.axd scanner targets Microsoft based technologies: IIS, Windows, ASP, and MSSQL.
User Agent Fuzzer
This active scanner checks for differences in response based on fuzzed User Agent (eg. mobile sites, access as a Search Engine Crawler). The scanner compares the response statuscode and the hashcode of the response body with the original response.


Functions | |
| void | CxImage::AlphaClear () |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaCreate () |
| void | CxImage::AlphaDelete () |
| void | CxImage::AlphaInvert () |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaMirror () |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaFlip () |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaCopy (CxImage &from) |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaSplit (CxImage *dest) |
| void | CxImage::AlphaStrip () |
| void | CxImage::AlphaSet (BYTE level) |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaSet (CxImage &from) |
| void | CxImage::AlphaSet (const long x, const long y, const BYTE level) |
| BYTE | CxImage::AlphaGet (const long x, const long y) |
| BYTE | CxImage::AlphaGetMax () const |
| void | CxImage::AlphaSetMax (BYTE nAlphaMax) |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaIsValid () |
| BYTE * | CxImage::AlphaGetPointer (const long x=0, const long y=0) |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaFromTransparency () |
| void | CxImage::AlphaPaletteClear () |
| void | CxImage::AlphaPaletteEnable (bool enable=true) |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaPaletteIsEnabled () |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaPaletteIsValid () |
| bool | CxImage::AlphaPaletteSplit (CxImage *dest) |
| void CxImage::AlphaClear | ( | ) | [inherited] |
Sets the alpha channel to full transparent. AlphaSet(0) has the same effect
| bool CxImage::AlphaCopy | ( | CxImage & | from | ) | [inherited] |
Imports an existing alpa channel from another image with the same width and height.
| bool CxImage::AlphaCreate | ( | ) | [inherited] |
Allocates an empty (opaque) alpha channel.
| void CxImage::AlphaDelete | ( | ) | [inherited] |
| bool CxImage::AlphaFlip | ( | ) | [inherited] |
| bool CxImage::AlphaFromTransparency | ( | ) | [inherited] |
Merge in the alpha layer the transparent color mask (previously set with SetTransColor or SetTransIndex)
| BYTE CxImage::AlphaGet | ( | const long | x, | |
| const long | y | |||
| ) | [inherited] |
Gets the alpha level for a single pixel
| BYTE CxImage::AlphaGetMax | ( | ) | const [inherited] |
| BYTE * CxImage::AlphaGetPointer | ( | const long | x = 0 , |
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| const long | y = 0 | |||
| ) | [inherited] |
Returns pointer to alpha data for pixel (x,y).
| void CxImage::AlphaInvert | ( | ) | [inherited] |
| bool CxImage::AlphaIsValid | ( | ) | [inherited] |
Checks if the image has a valid alpha channel.
| bool CxImage::AlphaMirror | ( | ) | [inherited] |
| void CxImage::AlphaPaletteClear | ( | ) | [inherited] |
Resets the alpha palette
| void CxImage::AlphaPaletteEnable | ( | bool | enable = true |
) | [inherited] |
Enables the alpha palette, so the Draw() function changes its behavior.
| bool CxImage::AlphaPaletteIsEnabled | ( | ) | [inherited] |
True if the alpha palette is enabled for painting.
| bool CxImage::AlphaPaletteIsValid | ( | ) | [inherited] |
Checks if the image has a valid alpha palette.
| bool CxImage::AlphaPaletteSplit | ( | CxImage * | dest | ) | [inherited] |
Exports the alpha palette channel in a 8bpp grayscale image.
| void CxImage::AlphaSet | ( | const long | x, | |
| const long | y, | |||
| const BYTE | level | |||
| ) | [inherited] |
Sets the alpha level for a single pixel
| bool CxImage::AlphaSet | ( | CxImage & | from | ) | [inherited] |
Creates the alpha channel from a gray scale image.
| void CxImage::AlphaSet | ( | BYTE | level | ) | [inherited] |
Sets the alpha level for the whole image.
| level | : from 0 (transparent) to 255 (opaque) |
| void CxImage::AlphaSetMax | ( | BYTE | nAlphaMax | ) | [inherited] |
Sets global Alpha (opacity) value applied to the whole image, valid only for painting functions.
| nAlphaMax,: | can be from 0 to 255 |
| bool CxImage::AlphaSplit | ( | CxImage * | dest | ) | [inherited] |
Exports the alpha channel in a 8bpp grayscale image.
| void CxImage::AlphaStrip | ( | ) | [inherited] |
Blends the alpha channel and the alpha palette with the pixels. The result is a 24 bit image. The background color can be selected using SetTransColor().


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND AT RANCHI A.B.A.No. 3508 of 2012 Vijay Singh. ... ... ...Petitioner -Versus- The State of Jharkhand. ... ... ...Opp. Party ---------- CORAM: THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE D.N.UPADHYAY For the Petitioner: Mr. Rajan Raj, Advocate. For the State: A.P.P. ---------- 03/ 20.12.2012
The petitioner is an accused in a case registered under Sections 379/34 of the Indian Penal Code and Rules 48, 53 and 54 of the Jharkhand Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 2004.
It is alleged in the F.I.R. that the petitioner was found running a temporary brick kilns after erecting 'Chimneys' made of Tin. It is also alleged that for the purpose of running brick kilns the petitioner had been collecting coal through illegal mining.
It is submitted that no incriminating article was seized from the place and the temporary structure was demolished by the Police. At best the petitioner can be held liable for running brick kilns without valid document and the offence under Air Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1981 which is bailable.
Counsel for the State has opposed the prayer.
Considering the facts and circumstances as it appearing from the F.I.R., the petitioner is directed to surrender before the court-below within three weeks from today and if he does so he shall be released on bail on furnishing bail bond of Rs. 10,000/- ( Ten thousand) with two sureties of like amount each to the satisfaction of Sri Girjesh Kumar Dubey, Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, Latehar in connection with Chandwa P.S. Case No. 43 of 2012, corresponding to G.R.No. 246 of 2012, subject to the conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
[D.N.Upadhyay,J.] P.K.S.


test data for the Amfphp unit tests data types have the s prefix for 'serialized' and 'd' prefix for 'deserialized' for Packets there is a flaw in the Amfphp design which means that serializng and deserializing is not symmetrical.
so use s for serialized, d for deserialized for the serialization tests and dd for the deserialation tests, the idea being that dd will disappear for v2
Located in /Tests/TestData/AmfTestData.php (line 21)
an Amfphp_Core_Amf_Packet with two headers one with a string and one with a null , and two Messages, one with a string and one with a null
byte
double: 8 bytes. Careful of little/big endian so that test runs with both systems
the writeArray method looks at the keys. If there are both numeric and string keys, the data is treated as an Ecma Array
it also sorts the data and writes the data with numerical keys first, then the data with string keys
test serializing an empty Amfphp_Core_Amf_Packet.
expected output: 0x000000 1st int : version 2nd int : number of headers 3rd int : number of Messages
int: 2 bytes
long: 4 bytes
long utf: the length of the data on 4 bytes and then the char data. The char data is more than 65xxx long
one header containing a null, and with required set to true
no headers and a Message containing a null
number: type is0, then value in (double)8 bytes. See buildDouble for little/big endian
TODO test with a real reference?
with one header containing a string
no headers and a Message containing a string
note: the writeXml method gets rids of CRs and LFs
TODO: no writeUnsupported method, and no PHP for unsupported. Write it A.S.
utf: the length of the data on 2 bytes and then the char data
note: the writeXml method gets rids of CRs and LFs
Documentation generated on Tue, 29 May 2012 23:42:01 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.3


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I had been planning to attend a rave last friday for weeks. I've only been to one rave before, which quite frankly sucked. But I'd heard good things about the DJ, Lorin Bassnectar. I unexpectedly had to work friday night till 11pm. On the way over to the club, I drank a solution of 20mg of 2CI. My friends were already in the club when I arrived, save my friend A. who was waiting outside with my ticket. A. told me that my friends had been able to get some ecstasy that evening, and that it was very good. I was excited and decided to take some at the first opportunity. Waiting in line, I felt the 2CI coming up. It was very gentle and slow. I didn't feel significantly inebriated for an hour or so.
T+00:45
I took a large ecstasy tablet. It was colored a deep, saturated blue and had a dolphin on one side.
As we listened to an opening DJ, I drank a couple beers and waited for the drugs to come over me. Time seemed to slow down. A half-hour passed and seemed like more than an hour.
T+01:15
I was being swept away. Lorin Bassnectar came on. He does breakbeats, house beats and who knows what else. The beat was fast and almost everyone moved towards the dance floor.
I watched a few of my friends and go dance. Personally, I hate dancing in the club. But the ecstasy was hitting me more and more, and the 2CI was coming gently, but firmly. I danced for a half hour that felt like longer, took a break to drink a bottle of water, and went back out. Near the end of his set, I sat down with my friends. I realized that whether I was moving to the beat or sitting perfectly still, I felt perfectly calm and euphoric. I felt a sensation that I've only felt with pure MDMA; my breath is extraordinarily refreshing, I feel warm and content.
I danced for another ten minutes, and then found my friends. The club was closing, so we went back to my friend J's house. Three others were on the same pills. I turned on some breakbeats and some downtempo, we played videogames and relaxed, talked about the night, and smoked weed. Everyone had an awesome time. The conversations were rich, relaxed and more honest than usual.
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At 3am I took one ativan. They'd taken their e pills earlier in the night, so they were getting tired.
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At 6am I came home and listened to some softer ambient music, watched the milkdrop visualizer and talked to my brother. I hadnt seen him in a few days, so we caught up. He went to bed, but I was high until around 9:30am. I walked around the house, thinking of what had happened in all the rooms, everything that happened this summer. I knew the feeling would be gone soon, but I didn't mourn it. The feeling of the hardwood floor on my feet brought back memories.
I fell into a deep sleep that lasted six hours. I was woken by my brother watching tv.
Two days later I feel no ill effects. I've been taking 5-htp and it seems to help. While I felt terrible after taking e with meth in it, I feel fine now, better than usual.
All in all, this was one of my best drug experiences. The combination was perfect. I was calm and excited, blissful and grounded, euphoric and content. This is how MDMA should be. It was an amazing night, and I'll hopefully repeat it someday.
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Rebooting the online experience for music lovers
Örebro Concert Hall was in need of a refreshed website to complement the re-opening of their newly renovated concert hall.
My role included deliviering both front-end and back-end in JQuery, SASS, Java (Nashorn).


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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia in the elderly. A progressive neurodegenerative disease, AD is characterised by memory loss, confusion, impaired judgement, personality changes, loss of language skills, and eventually by death.  Amyloid (or senile) plaques and neurofibrillary tangles are hallmarks of the disease. Although the direct cause of AD is still unclear, a prime suspect is amyloid-b peptide (Ab), which accumulates in brain tissue in AD patients, forming extracellular deposits of amyloid plaques composed primarily of aggregated amyloid-b peptide. Plaques similar to those found in AD patients have also been found in some variants of Lewy Body Dementia, and coating cerebral blood vessels in Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy. Amyloid-b is a protein fragment derived from the breakdown of amyloid-b precursor protein (APP).
APP is a conserved glycoprotein embedded in the membrane surrounding neuronal cells, protruding both inside and outside the cell. APP consists of a large N-terminal extracellular domain, a short hydrophobic transmembrane domain, and a short intracellular C-terminal domain. Mutations in APP, or in proteins that process APP, have been linked with familial Alzheimer’s disease (FAD), causing early-onset of symptoms, possibly by affecting APP processing that in turn alters Ab production and plaque formation. Individuals with Down’s Syndrome carry an extra copy of chromosome 21, which contains the APP gene, and almost invariably develop amyloid plaques and Alzheimer’s symptoms, possibly through the over-production of APP, and therefore of Ab.
However, APP has a role to play besides Ab production, appearing to have a number of important developmental and postnatal neurological functions. These functions may be elicited through the N-terminal extracellular domain or the C-terminal cytoplasmic domain, both regions appearing to have important roles in neurogenesis and neuronal regeneration.
The N-terminal extracellular domain is cysteine-rich and similar in structure to growth factors such as hepatocyte growth factor. It also has both heparin and copper-binding sites. This domain may function as a cell surface receptor on the surface of neurons, contributing to neurite growth, neuronal adhesion and axonogenesis, as well as cell mobility. APP acts as a kinesin I membrane receptor to mediate the axonal transport of b-secretase and presenilin 1. The N-terminal domain can regulate neurite outgrowth through its binding to heparin and collagen I and IV, which are components of the extracellular matrix. APP is also coupled to apoptosis-inducing pathways, and is involved in copper homeostasis/oxidative stress through copper ion reduction, where copper-metallated APP induces neuronal death.
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Description
| Interface Summary | |
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| JeeConfig | Because sometimes you don't care about the difference between a servlet and a filter. |
| ToolboxManager | Deprecated. |
| ToolInfo | Deprecated. Use ToolInfo |
| ViewContext | This interface provides view tools in a servlet environment access to relevant context information, like servlet request, servlet context and the velocity context. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AbstractSearchTool | Abstract view tool for doing "searching" and robust pagination of search results. |
| AbstractSearchTool.StoredResults | Simple utility class to hold a criterion and its result list. |
| BrowserTool | browser-sniffing tool (session or request scope requested, session scope advised). |
| CookieTool | View tool for convenient cookie access and creation. |
| CookieTool.SugarCookie | Extends Cookie to add some fluid API sugar and
a toString() method that renders the Cookie's value
instead of the usual Object.toString() shenanigans. |
| DataInfo | Deprecated. Use Data |
| ImportSupport | Provides methods to import arbitrary local or remote resources as strings. |
| ImportSupport.ImportResponseWrapper | Wraps responses to allow us to retrieve results as Strings. |
| ImportSupport.SafeClosingHttpURLConnectionReader | |
| ImportTool | General-purpose text-importing view tool for templates. |
| IncludeTool | Allows for transparent content negotiation in a manner mimicking Apache httpd's MultiViews. |
| JeeContextConfig | Implements JeeConfig with only a ServletContext . |
| JeeFilterConfig | Implements JeeConfig with a FilterConfig . |
| JeeServletConfig | Implements JeeConfig with a ServletConfig . |
| LinkTool | The LinkTool provides many methods to work with URIs and can help you: construct full URIs (absolute or relative) encode session ID into a URI retrieve server, port and path info for the current request reconstruct or alter the current request URI and more.. |
| PagerTool | View tool for doing request-based pagination of items in an a list. |
| ParameterTool | Utility class for easy parsing of ServletRequest parameters. |
| ServletLogChute | Deprecated. This class has been moved to Velocity Engine 1.6+ and only remains here temporarily for users of previous Velocity Engine versions. |
| ServletUtils | A set of utility methods for supporting and using VelocityTools in the servlet environment. |
| ServletUtils.SessionMutex | |
| ToolboxRuleSet | Deprecated. Use XmlFactoryConfigurationRuleSet |
| ToolboxRuleSet.ParameterRule | |
| UiDependencyTool | NOTE: This tool is considered "beta" quality due to lack of public testing and is not automatically provided via the default tools.xml file. |
| UiDependencyTool.FileRule | NOTE: This class may change or disappear w/o warning; don't depend on it unless you're willing to update your code whenever this changes. |
| UiDependencyTool.Group | NOTE: This class may change or disappear w/o warning; don't depend on it unless you're willing to update your code whenever this changes. |
| UiDependencyTool.GroupRule | NOTE: This class may change or disappear w/o warning; don't depend on it unless you're willing to update your code whenever this changes. |
| UiDependencyTool.NeedsRule | NOTE: This class may change or disappear w/o warning; don't depend on it unless you're willing to update your code whenever this changes. |
| UiDependencyTool.Type | |
| UiDependencyTool.TypeRule | NOTE: This class may change or disappear w/o warning; don't depend on it unless you're willing to update your code whenever this changes. |
| VelocityLayoutServlet | Extension of the VelocityViewServlet to perform "two-pass" layout rendering and allow for a customized error screen. |
| VelocityView | The class provides the following features: |
| VelocityViewFilter | A filter to ensure VelocityTools Toolbox es are
available in the request/session/application scopes. |
| VelocityViewServlet | A servlet to process Velocity templates. |
| ViewContextTool | Extension of ContextTool that includes keys and values
from the HttpServletRequest , HttpSession and
ServletContext . |
| ViewToolContext | ToolContext implementation specific to the servlet environment. |
| ViewToolInfo | Deprecated. Use ToolInfo |
| ViewToolManager | Manages tools for web applications. |
| WebappResourceLoader | Resource loader that uses the ServletContext of a webapp to load Velocity templates. |
| WebappUberspector | This custom uberspector allows getAttribute() and setAttribute() as standard getters and setters for the "request","session" and "application" keys. |
| XMLToolboxManager | Deprecated. Use XmlFactoryConfiguration |
Contains tools and supporting infrastructure for using those tools in a servlet environment as well as general use classes to support use of Velocity as (or in) the view layer of web applications.
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With Singapore rolling out its Smart Nation Vision and the recent launch of IDA's new open data portal, budding web developers Albert Salim and Yong Jun embarked on building our first data visualization project.
The two of us took a public dataset, the HDB Resale Flat Prices, and made use of the latest web technologies to present data in the most intuitive and accessible manner for the public to better understand trends in the HDB resale market. We design our app for the user to explore data from 2 perspectives: time and space. Data is presented in the form of:
We hope the marriage of data and web will make the normally dry subject more interesting to the average man on the street. And hopefully, public can become more aware of the availability of these open data and how they can be tapped to make life better for everyone. This is our contribution as web developers to the Smart Nation Movement.
Markers represent average transaction price in that month while the error bars represent the uncertainty around this average based on the number of data points available. To calculate this uncertainty, we used 95% t-confidence interval.
Markers represent median transaction price while error bars connect to the highest and lowest transacted prices.
The Maps tab opens a geographical heat map of resale transactions organized by month. Red spots indicates areas where there's either:


XYDataset
interface and related classes.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
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| IntervalXYDataset |
An extension of the
XYDataset interface that allows an x-interval
and a y-interval to be defined. |
| IntervalXYZDataset |
An extension of the
XYZDataset interface that allows a range of data
to be defined for any of the X values, the Y values, and the Z values. |
| OHLCDataset |
An interface that defines data in the form of (x, high, low, open, close)
tuples.
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| TableXYDataset |
A dataset containing one or more data series containing (x, y) data items,
where all series in the dataset share the same set of x-values.
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| VectorXYDataset |
An extension of the
XYDataset interface that allows a vector to be
defined at a specific (x, y) location. |
| WindDataset |
Interface for a dataset that supplies wind intensity and direction values
observed at various points in time.
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| XisSymbolic |
Represent a data set where X is a symbolic values.
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| XYDataset |
An interface through which data in the form of (x, y) items can be accessed.
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| XYDomainInfo |
An interface that can (optionally) be implemented by a dataset to assist in
determining the minimum and maximum x-values in the dataset.
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| XYRangeInfo |
An interface that can (optionally) be implemented by a dataset to assist in
determining the minimum and maximum y-values.
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| XYZDataset |
The interface through which JFreeChart obtains data in the form of (x, y, z)
items - used for XY and XYZ plots.
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| YisSymbolic |
Represent a data set where Y is a symbolic values.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractIntervalXYDataset |
An base class that you can use to create new implementations of the
IntervalXYDataset interface. |
| AbstractXYDataset |
An base class that you can use to create new implementations of the
XYDataset interface. |
| AbstractXYZDataset |
An base class that you can use to create new implementations of the
XYZDataset interface. |
| CategoryTableXYDataset |
An implementation variant of the
TableXYDataset where every series
shares the same x-values (required for generating stacked area charts). |
| DefaultHighLowDataset |
A simple implementation of the
OHLCDataset interface. |
| DefaultIntervalXYDataset |
A dataset that defines a range (interval) for both the x-values and the
y-values.
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| DefaultOHLCDataset |
A simple implementation of the
OHLCDataset interface. |
| DefaultTableXYDataset |
An
XYDataset where every series shares the same x-values (required
for generating stacked area charts). |
| DefaultWindDataset |
A default implementation of the
WindDataset interface. |
| DefaultXYDataset |
A default implementation of the
XYDataset interface that stores
data values in arrays of double primitives. |
| DefaultXYZDataset |
A default implementation of the
XYZDataset interface that stores
data values in arrays of double primitives. |
| IntervalXYDelegate |
A delegate that handles the specification or automatic calculation of the
interval surrounding the x-values in a dataset.
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| MatrixSeries |
Represents a dense matrix M[i,j] where each Mij item of the matrix has a
value (default is 0).
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| MatrixSeriesCollection |
Represents a collection of
MatrixSeries that can be used as a
dataset. |
| NormalizedMatrixSeries |
Represents a dense normalized matrix M[i,j] where each Mij item of the
matrix has a value (default is 0).
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| OHLCDataItem |
Represents a single (open-high-low-close) data item in
an
DefaultOHLCDataset . |
| Vector |
A vector.
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| VectorDataItem |
A data item representing data in the form (x, y, deltaX, deltaY), intended
for use by the
VectorSeries class. |
| VectorSeries |
A list of (x,y, deltaX, deltaY) data items.
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| VectorSeriesCollection |
A collection of
VectorSeries objects. |
| XIntervalDataItem |
An item representing data in the form (x, x-low, x-high, y).
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| XIntervalSeries |
A list of (x, x-low, x-high, y) data items.
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| XIntervalSeriesCollection |
A collection of
XIntervalSeries objects. |
| XYBarDataset |
A dataset wrapper class that converts a standard
XYDataset into an
IntervalXYDataset suitable for use in creating XY bar charts. |
| XYCoordinate |
Represents an (x, y) coordinate.
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| XYDataItem |
Represents one (x, y) data item for an
XYSeries . |
| XYDatasetTableModel |
A READ-ONLY wrapper around a
TableXYDataset to convert it to a
table model for use in a JTable. |
| XYInterval |
An xy-interval.
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| XYIntervalDataItem |
An item representing data in the form (x, x-low, x-high, y, y-low, y-high).
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| XYIntervalSeries |
A list of (x, x-low, x-high, y, y-low, y-high) data items.
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| XYIntervalSeriesCollection |
A collection of
XYIntervalSeries objects. |
| XYSeries |
Represents a sequence of zero or more data items in the form (x, y).
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| XYSeriesCollection |
Represents a collection of
XYSeries objects that can be used as a
dataset. |
| YInterval |
A y-interval.
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| YIntervalDataItem |
An item representing data in the form (x, y, y-low, y-high).
|
| YIntervalSeries |
A list of (x, y, y-low, y-high) data items.
|
| YIntervalSeriesCollection |
A collection of
YIntervalSeries objects. |
| YWithXInterval |
A y-value plus the bounds for the related x-interval.
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XYDataset
interface and related classes.


| Type | Intent | Optional | Attributes | Name | ||
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| integer(kind=idx_t), | intent(in) | :: | nvtxs | The number of vertices in the graph. |
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| integer(kind=idx_t), | intent(in), | dimension(*) | :: | xadj | The adjacency structure of the graph as described in Section 5.5 of the manual. |
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| integer(kind=idx_t), | intent(in), | dimension(*) | :: | adjncy | The adjacency structure of the graph as described in Section 5.5 of the manual. |
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| integer(kind=idx_t), | intent(in), | optional | :: | vwgt(nvtxs) | An array of size |
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| integer(kind=idx_t), | intent(in), | optional | :: | options(METIS_NOPTIONS) | This is the array of options as described in Section 5.4 of the manual. See description for valid options. |
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| integer(kind=idx_t), | intent(out) | :: | perm(nvtxs) | Vectors of size |
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| integer(kind=idx_t), | intent(out) | :: | iperm(nvtxs) | Vectors of size |
METIS_OK
- Indicates that the function returned normally.
METIS_ERROR_INPUT
- Indicates an input error.
METIS_ERROR_MEMORY
- Indicates that it could not allocate the required memory.
METIS_ERROR
- Indicates some other type of error.
This function computes fill reducing orderings of sparse matrices using the multilevel nested dissection algorithm.
Let \(A\) be the original matrix and \(A'\) be the permuted matrix. The arrays
perm
and iperm
are defined as follows. Row (column) i
of \(A'\) is the
perm(i)
row (column) of \(A\), and row (column) i
of \(A\) is the iperm(i)
row (column) of \(A'\). the numbering of this vector starts from either 0 or 1,
depending on the value of options(METIS_OPTION_NUMBERING)
.
If the graph is weighted, meaning vgwt
was provided, the nested dissection ordering computes
vertex separators that minimize the sum of the weights of the vertices on the separators.
The following options are valid:
METIS_OPTION_CTYPE
, METIS_OPTION_RTYPE
, METIS_OPTION_NO2HOP
,
METIS_OPTION_NSEPS
, METIS_OPTION_NITER
, METIS_OPTION_UFACTOR
,
METIS_OPTION_COMPRESS
, METIS_OPTION_CCORDER
, METIS_OPTION_SEED
,
METIS_OPTION_PFACTOR
, METIS_OPTION_NUMBERING
, METIS_OPTION_DBGLVL
The code below generates the nodal graph of the following mesh:
use metis_interface, only: idx_t, METIS_SetDefaultOptions, METIS_NodeND integer(kind=idx_t), parameter :: n = 15, m = 22 integer(kind=idx_t) :: xadj(n+1), adjncy(2*m) integer(kind=idx_t) :: perm(n), iperm(n) integer(kind=idx_t) :: options(0:39), ierr xadj = [1,3,6,9,12,14,17,21,25,29,32,34,37,40,43,45] adjncy = [2,6,1,3,7,2,4,8,3,5,9,4,10,1,7,11,2,6, & 8,12,3,7,9,13,4,8,10,14,5,9,15,6,12,7,11,13, & 8,12,14,9,13,15,10,14] ierr = METIS_SetDefaultOptions(options) options(18) = 1 ierr = METIS_NodeND(n,xadj,adjncy,options=options,perm=perm,iperm=iperm) end


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The state listed on the postal delivery address of the applicant.
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The advisory committee equates to the review division within CDRH in which the PMA would be reviewed, if it were reviewed today; this is derived from the product code and is always same as the “Review Panel” field in the Device Classification database.
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Recall that our system involving the Sun, Earth, and atmosphere is in a state of equilibrium. This means the amount of radiation absorbed by each body is equal to the amount radiation that body emits. We can write out a set of equilibrium equations.
Now let's use the Stefan-Boltzman law to write the radiation \(J_E\) and \(J_a\) in terms of temperature. With \(J_a=\epsilon_a \sigma T_a^4 ~ j/s m^2 \) and \(J_E = \sigma T_E^4 j/sm^2 \) the equations become
What we really want to understand is how the emissivity of the atmosphere \(\epsilon_a \text{,}\) affects the temperatures of the Earth and the atmosphere since emissivity is the link between greenhouse gasses and temperature increas. The higher the emissivity, \(\epsilon_a \text{,}\) the more radiation our atmospher absorbs or traps. The absorption of radiation is due to molecules in the atmosphere and higher concentrations of greenhouse gasses push up \(\epsilon_a \text{.}\)
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| ale_tankard |
A tankard of ale - health top up |
| axe |
|
| barrel |
A barrel , may contain items when broken apart. This is an entity instead of an item because it may tranform into a trap or another entity when attacked |
| basic_club |
A wooden club |
| cave |
Generate a cave with a grid-based dungeon superimposed over the top |
| cave_bear |
Strong enemy that hunts by scent |
| cave_rat |
Weak enemy with simple AI, no pathfinding |
| cloth_armour1 |
Low quality cloth armour |
| dagger |
A crude dagger |
| entities |
NPC stats and setup |
| fov |
Players Field of View function |
| globalutils |
Common functions / utilities |
| green_fungus |
STationary hazard, when attacked will either poison the player or release spores |
| grid_dungeon |
Generates a grid based dungeon level |
| hyena |
Weak enemy with simple AI, no pathfinding will attack and drain health |
| items |
Items and objects in the game world
|
| leather_armour1 |
Low quality leather armour |
| los |
Line of sight function |
| main |
Axes, Armour & Ale - Roguelike for Linux and Windows. |
| map |
Organises the game world in an array and calculates the players FoV |
| player |
Player setup and stats
|
| player_inventory |
Handles player inventory and associated functions |
| plot_gen |
Generate names and plot elements |
| ui |
User Interface - Unit responsible for displaying messages and stats |
Axes, Armour & Ale - (c) 2020 Chris Hawkins


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java.lang.Object javax.swing.AbstractCellEditor javax.swing.DefaultCellEditor
public class DefaultCellEditor
The default editor for table and tree cells.
Warning:
Serialized objects of this class will not be compatible with
future Swing releases. The current serialization support is
appropriate for short term storage or RMI between applications running
the same version of Swing. As of 1.4, support for long term storage
of all JavaBeansTM
has been added to the java.beans
package.
Please see XMLEncoder
.
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protected class |
DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate
The protected EditorDelegate class. |
| Field Summary | |
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protected int |
clickCountToStart
An integer specifying the number of clicks needed to start editing. |
protected DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate |
delegate
The delegate class which handles all methods sent from the CellEditor . |
protected JComponent |
editorComponent
The Swing component being edited. |
| Fields inherited from class javax.swing.AbstractCellEditor |
|---|
changeEvent, listenerList |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
DefaultCellEditor(JCheckBox checkBox)
Constructs a DefaultCellEditor object that uses a check box. |
|
DefaultCellEditor(JComboBox comboBox)
Constructs a DefaultCellEditor object that uses a
combo box. |
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DefaultCellEditor(JTextField textField)
Constructs a DefaultCellEditor that uses a text field. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
cancelCellEditing()
Forwards the message from the CellEditor to
the delegate . |
Object |
getCellEditorValue()
Forwards the message from the CellEditor to
the delegate . |
int |
getClickCountToStart()
Returns the number of clicks needed to start editing. |
Component |
getComponent()
Returns a reference to the editor component. |
Component |
getTableCellEditorComponent(JTable table,
Object value,
boolean isSelected,
int row,
int column)
Implements the TableCellEditor interface. |
Component |
getTreeCellEditorComponent(JTree tree,
Object value,
boolean isSelected,
boolean expanded,
boolean leaf,
int row)
Implements the TreeCellEditor interface. |
boolean |
isCellEditable(EventObject anEvent)
Forwards the message from the CellEditor to
the delegate . |
void |
setClickCountToStart(int count)
Specifies the number of clicks needed to start editing. |
boolean |
shouldSelectCell(EventObject anEvent)
Forwards the message from the CellEditor to
the delegate . |
boolean |
stopCellEditing()
Forwards the message from the CellEditor to
the delegate . |
| Methods inherited from class javax.swing.AbstractCellEditor |
|---|
addCellEditorListener, fireEditingCanceled, fireEditingStopped, getCellEditorListeners, removeCellEditorListener |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Methods inherited from interface javax.swing.CellEditor |
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addCellEditorListener, removeCellEditorListener |
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addCellEditorListener, removeCellEditorListener |
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protected JComponent editorComponent
protected DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate delegate
CellEditor
.
protected int clickCountToStart
clickCountToStart
is defined as zero, it
will not initiate until a click occurs.
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public DefaultCellEditor(JTextField textField)
DefaultCellEditor
that uses a text field.
textField
- a JTextField
objectpublic DefaultCellEditor(JCheckBox checkBox)
DefaultCellEditor
object that uses a check box.
checkBox
- a JCheckBox
objectpublic DefaultCellEditor(JComboBox comboBox)
DefaultCellEditor
object that uses a
combo box.
comboBox
- a JComboBox
object| Method Detail |
|---|
public Component getComponent()
Component
public void setClickCountToStart(int count)
count
- an int specifying the number of clicks needed to start editinggetClickCountToStart()
public int getClickCountToStart()
public Object getCellEditorValue()
CellEditor
to
the delegate
.
getCellEditorValue
in interface CellEditor
DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate.getCellEditorValue()
public boolean isCellEditable(EventObject anEvent)
CellEditor
to
the delegate
.
isCellEditable
in interface CellEditor
isCellEditable
in class AbstractCellEditor
anEvent
- an event object
DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate.isCellEditable(EventObject)
public boolean shouldSelectCell(EventObject anEvent)
CellEditor
to
the delegate
.
shouldSelectCell
in interface CellEditor
shouldSelectCell
in class AbstractCellEditor
anEvent
- an event object
DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate.shouldSelectCell(EventObject)
public boolean stopCellEditing()
CellEditor
to
the delegate
.
stopCellEditing
in interface CellEditor
stopCellEditing
in class AbstractCellEditor
DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate.stopCellEditing()
public void cancelCellEditing()
CellEditor
to
the delegate
.
cancelCellEditing
in interface CellEditor
cancelCellEditing
in class AbstractCellEditor
DefaultCellEditor.EditorDelegate.cancelCellEditing()
public Component getTreeCellEditorComponent(JTree tree, Object value, boolean isSelected, boolean expanded, boolean leaf, int row)
TreeCellEditor
interface.
getTreeCellEditorComponent
in interface TreeCellEditor
tree
- the JTree that is asking the editor to edit;
this parameter can be nullvalue
- the value of the cell to be editedisSelected
- true is the cell is to be renderer with
selection highlightingexpanded
- true if the node is expandedleaf
- true if the node is a leaf noderow
- the row index of the node being edited
public Component getTableCellEditorComponent(JTable table, Object value, boolean isSelected, int row, int column)
TableCellEditor
interface.
getTableCellEditorComponent
in interface TableCellEditor
table
- the JTable
that is asking the
editor to edit; can be null
value
- the value of the cell to be edited; it is
up to the specific editor to interpret
and draw the value. For example, if value is
the string "true", it could be rendered as a
string or it could be rendered as a check
box that is checked. null
is a valid valueisSelected
- true if the cell is to be rendered with
highlightingrow
- the row of the cell being editedcolumn
- the column of the cell being edited
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How can Javascript
improve your CSS Mixins
☞ Links - basic example
☞ Sprite - not so basic but dummy example
CSS Mixin with JS can be found at src/mixins/sprite.js
For SCSS Mixin check Codepen


interface BackendAdapter<V>
Backend Adapter |
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class BuildConfig class BuildConfig |
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sealed class CardBrand : CardBrandData
Card brands to which a payment card can belong |
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enum class Environment : EnvironmentInterface
Payment Highway environment |
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interface EnvironmentInterface : ServerBaseURL
Payment Highway environment interface |
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class PaymentContext<V>
PaymentContext manages all the functionality the payment context, such as adding a new payment card. |
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class R class R |
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interface ServerBaseURL
Interface to provide environment base URL |


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In Japan, Pope Francis urges rethink of reliance on nuclear energy
by Reiji YoshidaMeeting survivors of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster, which triggered meltdowns at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, visiting Pope Francis urged caution in Tokyo on Monday regarding decisions that could affect future generations, particularly concerning the use of energy.
The pope did not directly call for the abolition of nuclear power plants, but he did note that Japanese bishops have called for the “immediate abolition” of such plants since the triple meltdowns in Fukushima.
“Our age is tempted to make technological progress the measure of human progress,” he said. “So it is important to pause and reflect on who we are … and who we want to be.
“Important decisions will have to be made about the use of natural resources, and future energy sources in particular,” he stressed.
The pontiff, who arrived Saturday on a four-day tour in what is the first papal visit to Japan in 38 years, listened to kindergarten teacher Toshito Kato, Buddhist priest Tokuun Tanaka and Matsuki Kamoshita, who was eight years old when she and her family were evacuated to Tokyo following the Fukushima disaster. All three are survivors of the 2011 disasters.
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A massive amount of radioactive materials leaked from the crippled Fukushima plant and contaminated vast areas around the plant, and to this day about 42,000 Fukushima Prefecture residents are still displaced from their hometowns.
The debate on nuclear plants still continues in Japan eight years after the Fukushima incident. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has promoted the reactivation of dozens of commercial nuclear plants that were suspended after the accident. His government argues that it has implemented strict safety regulations, and that reactivation is necessary for Japan — which has few domestic energy sources.
On Monday the pope also met about 900 young people who gathered at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Bunkyo Ward in the capital.
At the cathedral, three from the group told the top Catholic leader about issues they were facing. Leonardo Cachuela, a Filipino immigrant who moved to Japan when he was in his fourth year of elementary school, told the pope that he had experienced harsh bullying and discrimination. One boy kept calling him a “no-good foreigner,” and “fatso” at school, Cachuela said. “When I thought others were talking behind my back, I was increasingly troubled. I felt like my mere existence was being denied,” he said.
 “We must all unite against this culture of bullying and learn to say ‘Enough!'” Francis said, adding that actions by adults or educational institutions alone are not enough.
The pope also emphasized the importance of diversity among people. “We can contemplate … all the variety and diversity of what each individual person has to offer,” he said.
The selection of Cachuela is thought to have been a reflection of the recent increase of non-Japanese Catholics in Japan.
While the number of Japanese Catholic believers are slightly decreasing in many areas in Japan, due to the graying and shrinking population, the presence of non-Japanese Catholics are increasing as the country introduces more workers from other Asian countries such as Vietnam, said Toshihiro Sakai, auxiliary bishop of the Osaka Archdiocese.
Pope Francis is known for his friendly and approachable character as a top Catholic leader. While reading a prepared speech at the Tokyo church, he repeatedly deviated from the text and spoke through a Japanese-language translator, in an apparent effort to keep the attention of the young audience.
“I just told Leonardo, ‘If you are told you are fat, you should say being thin makes you look just unhealthy,'” the pope jokingly said, drawing laughter from the audience.
Also Monday morning the pope met Emperor Naruhito at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
During the 20-minute meeting, the emperor thanked the pope for visiting Nagasaki and Hiroshima and for meeting the victims of the 3/11 disasters, Kyodo News quoted Imperial Household Agency officials as saying.
Later the day, Francis traveled to the 55,000-seat Tokyo Dome to celebrate Mass.
The baseball stadium, with its arena also covered with additional chairs, was packed full with Catholic adherents.
Pope Francis plans to leave Japan on Tuesday morning, after celebrating a private Mass and meetings at Sophia University in Tokyo.
The university was established in 1913 by Jesuit priests. Pope Francis is the first Jesuit pope in history.
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 Ezekiel 25:17 NKJV
That's not what the scripture says. That's a line from "Pulp Fiction." God is our father, so why would he call us brothers. To say "thee" is like saying "you." So it makes it sound like he is focusing his vengeance on one person, when he was actually judging Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia.
It actually goes like this: "And I will execute great vengeance upon them with furious rebukes; and they shall know that I am the LORD, when I shall lay my vengeance upon them." KJV Ezekiel 25:17
Only mouthpieces who've never been on the streets could be as obtuse as these guys. They attack like hyenas.
 Their day will come. For the moment at least, we as Americans still do, in fact, have a choice.

D day is here Our moment in time To win the election An expose the lefts crime Pence to the rescue Quite a few say Trump is to smart To be his only play Victory at hand I want to believe Is this simple move Only up Trumps sleeve What is Trump thinking Only time will tell Does he have a plan To send crooks straight to hell
Amen! Now that you are Awoken! Echo This Out! God is Great! All Patriots please call Congress non stop! This fight isn't over! Call<PHONE_NUMBER> and Reject this Fraud. Do it! They're open 24/7! They work for WeThePeople!
To be honest, ya we have been praying and I am at the point of Where are you God? I’m feeling we are alone to fight Satan and his dark angels and all these antifa BLM robots. Loosing my Faith. Being honest. I’m disappointed in God too.
@Matthew11 I will come around but not right now. I have out off getting angry over all this and just kept praying. I don’t feel my prayers have been heard any more than. The Supreme Court heard us.
Those soy Bitches will get theirs as well
Today we fight tyranny!
 They want a war they got one. 😡
Big cry session later today. Proud boys better have tissue and band aids
🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸
#italydidit
#contecomeclean
What would Bill White do? Athens, TN 08/02/46.
What is happening with the Italian Prime Minister Renzi taking money from Obama story? Where are you people? Keep going
D day is here
Our moment in time
To win the election
An expose the lefts crime
Pence to the rescue
Quite a few say
Trump is to smart
To be his only play
Victory at hand
I want to believe
Is this simple move
Only up Trumps sleeve
What is Trump thinking
Only time will tell
Does he have a plan
To send crooks straight to hell
Self defense matters
Give 'em hell!!
I love the blaze, but it too late, engaging is the only thing left. Obviously we won’t be voting our way out.
Why not don’t back down
Amen! Now that you are Awoken! Echo This Out! God is Great! All Patriots please call Congress non stop! This fight isn't over! Call<PHONE_NUMBER> and Reject this Fraud. Do it! They're open 24/7! They work for WeThePeople!
Don’t engage?
 That’s the Republican way!
The bootlicking commies with their cute red flags


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Sometimes you don't want to unzip a file to disk just to access it's internals. This is pretty easy usually with most c# zip libraries, but what gets more complicated is when you start having zip's within zip's within zip's and you want to recursively iterate through everything in memory! Or maybe you want to search for something and only extract out the one file that you care about.
We ran into this situation a few times and decided to abstract out iterating over hierarchical data structures. This way all we need to do is know if an item is a file and we can get its data stream, as well as if anything has any children (such as files in a zip or files in a directory) without having to care about what is in the node.
For this library we've defined the concept of a FileSystemNode
. All nodes derive from FileSystemNode
and the base class is responsible for resolving what kind of sub node type it can be. For example, if the file is a zip file, it will resolve the "node" to be a ZipContainer
. If the file is a directory it'll resolve to RealDirectory
, etc. Now we have a unified API for working with heirarchal data. We can easily add more hierarchical types for custom data containers if we wanted to later.
What we have in common are the following functions:
Children
- Returns a list of any defined children - (this would be files in a directory, or files inside of a zip)IsDirectory
- Tells us if the node is a directory (this is true for zip files and directories, but not for files inside of a zip that aren't also zips)IsFile
- Tells us if the node is a fileInputStream
- Gives us the input stream of whatever node we're on. If this is a directory it gives us nothing, but if its a zip file or regular file (on disk) it'll extract the data and return that as a streamName
- The name of the itemGetFile(string path)
- Returns to use a file of the same path (whether its a file in a directory or a file name in a zip archive)GetFiles
- Retuns us a list of file system nodes searched on the zip or directoryUsing these basic properties we can get, find, and act on data inside of a folder or a zip. What really makes this nice is that we no longer have to care what we're acting on. If someone passed in a file thats great, if someone passed in a zip we can work with that too. We've decoupled our logic from what we're actually working with and that lets us write simple unified code regardless of what kind of file system item is passed in.
Lets jump into an example:
To create a file system node we can use a static Create method on the base class to resolve the appropriate container and give us a base class reference:
[csharp]
FileSystemNode zipContainer = FileSystemNode.Create(@"../../../Resources/Outer.7z");
[/csharp]
In this example (which is copied from the supplied unit tests project in our github) resolves a 7z file as a zip container. This particular zip has a structure like this:
And since we've resolved zipContainer
we can list the contents of it using zipContainer.Children
. That will give us:
File1.txt
InnerZip.7z
But remember, we haven't unzipped this, this is all in memory. Internally we're iterating over the ArchiveFileInfo
collection of a zipped file and continuously resolving the child components. If it had been a directory we would've listed the files in the directory under the hood, but the abstraction is the same.
[csharp]
public override IEnumerable<FileSystemNode> Children
{
get
{
// When reading the .zip's contents, attempt to resolve any zipped file
// in case it is also a container (ex. nested zip)
return (Zip.ArchiveFileData.Select(
entry => ResolvePossibleContainer(GetContent(entry))));
}
}
[/csharp]
In the example zip I posted above, if we want to go into the file InnerZip.7z
we could just recurse through the outer zip's children's property without having to worry about extracting out any subzips. It's all done in memory so its fast and cheap (assuming your zip isn't enormous). Even if you have a large zip file, if you are only looking to extract certain items (that aren't within zips themselves) you won't have to extract all the other miscellaneous files.
Now, lets say we want to find out what the data is in one of our file system node items is. When we have an item we can just access its InputStream object and internally would do this:
[csharp]
using (var stream = new StreamReader(child.InputStream))
{
Console.WriteLine("{0} contents: {1}", child.Name, stream.ReadToEnd());
}
[/csharp]
Where child
is a FileSystemNode
. At this point it doesn't matter if the child is a zip entry, or a file, the result is the same.
In practice I've only used this when I have zip's and it's made my life so much easier not having to care about zips within zips within zips. Realistically though I haven't found it that useful or realistic to be mixing directories, files, zips all in one, but there's nothing to say that couldn't happen. If you had some other mixed sort of file system data all you'd need to do is create a new subclass of FileSystemNode
and the abstraction layer would work just fine.
Check the full source and tests at our github.


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AIR FORCE ONE *** Directed by Wolfgang Petersen. Written by Andrew W. Marlowe.Cinematography, Michael Ballhaus. Production design, William Sandell. Editing, Richard Francis-Bruce. Music, Jerry Goldsmith, Joel McNeely (additional). Cast: Harrison Ford ( President James Marshall), Gary Oldman (Ivan Korshunov), Glenn Close (Vice President Kathryn Bennett), Wendy Crewson (Grace Marshall), Liesel Matthews (Alice Marshall), Paul Guilfoyle (Chief of Staff), Xander Berkeley (Agent Gibbs), William H. Macy (Major Caldwell), Dean Stockwell (Defense Secretary) ,Tom Everett (NSA Advisor), Jürgen Prochnow (General Alexander Radek), et al. A Beacon & Sony/Columbia release.125 min. Rated R. (Violence, language).
When the Soviet Union dissolved, Hollywood political action-thrillers lost their favorite enemy. But it was only a matter of time until a substitute could be found, "AFO" opens with a daring raid by US and Russian commandos on the Presidential Palace of Khazakstan , a breakaway, independent republic since 1991. Many guards are killed. General Radek (Jurgen Prochnow) the vicious, tyrannical, terrorist-sponsoring President, and a menace to Russia, is abducted and taken to a Muscovite prison.
At a Moscow conference US President Marshall (Harrison Ford) makes a watershed declaration: America will no longer intervene abroad only if US interests are involved, but also when Evil menaces Good anywhere. It's a stirring speech that in real life would raise many a political eyebrow. It gets thunderous applause.
The President, his wife, their 12-year old daughter, a large entourage plus members of the press board the USA-bound Air Force One plane. The sequence is impressively staged and photographed.
Exhausted President Marshall is a regular guy, a happy family man who just wants a beer while watching a football game on tape. The First Lady looks nice but is not glamorized. She has some patriotic, duty-first dialogues with her man, somewhat in Jimmy Stewart style. Daughter Alice (from "The Little Princess") is charming.
The terrorists take over the plane, using its huge resident arsenal. The action is extremely violent. Dead Americans litter the aircraft. Gary Oldman (as Ivan Korshunov) is the forceful, devilishly clever, intuitive, well-prepared leader of the phony newsmen. Excellently cast Oldman speaks perfect English with a Russian accent. I would trust him to sell me vodka, but otherwise Korshunov is a frightening monster, a paranoid, True Believer in Communism. He demands the immediate release of Kazakh President Radek, otherwise every half-hour he will execute a hostage. He does just that.
At the White House, the Government's civilian and military bigwigs gather, presided over by Vice President Glenn Close. (Bully for this; high time we had a woman in this post or as First Citizen). Close's performance is emotional yet efficient. As a bonus, it also involves her in a tug-of-war with ambitious Defense Secretary Dean Stockwell. From Europe, fighter planes get in the act.
This is as far as I will go into the plot without spoiling the suspense of this recommended movie.  Of course you know all along that after costly battles, the end will find the First Family alive and well. The suspense, while not nail-chewing about the final outcome ( the Z on an A to Z scale), works well during the tense events that run from B to Y. You might get a bit impatient, but not bored.
Harrison Ford's role makes no major demands on his acting, Gary Oldman's performance is far more notable. But the choice of Ford as the lead in a "guy movie" was cleverly calculated to attract many female fans of the now 55-year-old actor.
That Harrison could lose, especially playing a President, is unconstitutional. That this is a Ford actioneer means he is at heroic center-stage in "AFO." That he was a Vietnam hero and Medal of Honor air ace, skilled and self-sacrificing, are attributes essential to the plot.
There's no scarcity of other clichés. When push comes to shove, President Marshall transforms himself from world statesman into Indiana Jones, a paragon of pugilism, daring, inventiveness and skills. We get mano a mano-type duels down to the final triumphant face-off. Or tricks of the suspense trade that involve a cellular phone, a fax, a gun that the President gives the traitor in the only ironical scene that made the audience titter.
The real and new star of the movie is the AFO plane. For the hordes who fly in steerage AFO is a wonder. The picture does a great job of special effects and recreating the plane without any plans or much information.
President Clinton has seen the movie twice, both times during flights in Air Force One. About the plane's authenticity he declared that "As far as I know there is no escape pod and I don't think we have quite the arsenal on there, and there is no back door." He might have added the real plane's conference room is much smaller. Mr. Clinton "liked a lot" this "very good movie."
The photography, production values, and almost all special effects, are tops. German-born director Wolfgang Petersen skillfully combines in one work his interest in people in confined spaces (the submarine film "Das Boot"), a tricky genre, and in Presidential assassinations ("In the Line of Fire").
I cannot think of the film as literally "entertaining." There is something disturbing about so many killings and about the psychological trauma of a 12-year old who has witnessed so executions. The story has major gaps. What was the mechanism of the terrorists' (and the traitor's) preparation?; how exactly could they fool elaborate security? why did the Secret Service man (whose has small, vague part) betray? what are the specifics of General Radek's crimes?
One may wonder what Khazakstan will think of this movie. And whether a terrorist takeover of AFO could occur in reality. The chances may be minute yet for most of us far more credible in "AFO" than UFO.
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On the CSS Zengarden website, there are lots of different examples of how much CSS can improve your website. On the example site labeled A Robot Named Jimmy. The website uses CSS to have a static background. But while you scroll, the background changes. For each seperate chunk of information has a different background and an image to go along with it. I notice that there are many different paragraphs with their own Header while being separated by being side by side. This is a really nice touch as it compresses the overall length of the page without inhibiting the design.
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