Projects in Digital Composition
Dr. Quigley | ENGCMP 1130
Fall 2021 | Mondays 6:00-8:30PM
ENGCMP 1130
This course requires students to compose original projects in a particular focal area of digital media while exploring the rhetorical, poetic, and political implications of that medium. Where students in ENGCMP 0610 Composing Digital Media typically learn how to compose a range of critical media objects using web-authoring languages, text, sound, images, and video, ENGCMP 1130 Projects in Digital Composition will give students the opportunity to focus closely on a particular theme or category of multimodal composition with the goal of exhibiting and/or publishing their work.
The details
Theories of writing, composing, design, critique, delivery, remediation, and revision will play a central role in our coursework. In addition to participating in a workshop space, sharing our makings, and learning from the work of others, this course will emphasize the importance of self-guided learning, independent reading, and a critical approach to designing and implementing projects. The course will conclude with a gallery showing, where students will package and present their projects for a general audience.
Making Futures
If you've been longing to develop a large project and would like to supplement your learning and skills in a studio environment, this is the course for you! Make your work legible by developing a project you can leverage to get your career moving forward. We'll provide the structure, guidance, and feedback to help you achieve your goals.
Course Details
DNID
- Online Media Track - Satisfies 1/2 Dietrich Components
- Game Design Track - Satisfies 1/2 Dietrich Components
- Build-your-own - Satisfies 1/2 Dietrich Components
Satisfies DSAS Creative Work General Ed. Requirement; Writing Requirement Course
PreReqs
- ENG 0102 or ENGCMP (0002 or 0006 or 0020 or 0200 or 0203 or 0205 or 0207 or 0208 or 0210 or 0212)
- ENGFLM 0210 or FP (0003 or 0006)
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him on some algorithm and data structure questions, he had a very good grasp of data structures, but had some
issues on the reverse string question. given he's not used c in a long time and more accustomed to ruby and
python, i still think he was really rough on the logic part. His linux was great, he was very adept at
the command line and could root cause issues easily. I think he has good potential, but a little rough on the
algorithms. 2d
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He lives close by in Yangpu, would be a good fit for our company. 33m
English communication was good, he was able to clearly articulate all of his thoughts. I tested him on some algorithm and data structure questions, he had a very good grasp of data structures, but had some issues on the reverse string question. given he's not used c in a long time and more accustomed to ruby and python, i still think he was really rough on the logic part. His linux was great, he was very adept at the command line and could root cause issues easily. I think he has good potential, but a little rough on the algorithms. 2d
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Streetlamp Harvest
October 4, 2015
University of Chicago, South Quad
This handsome little fellow lives in the South Quad at the University of Chicago. Alone among simple mums, it does not scream of wastefulness, but rather sits demurely and dignified, putting on airs as listless university humanists walk by.
As far as edibility goes, I give this cabbage a 2.5 out of 5 leaves. It has a leathery texture, and though reminiscent of kale, it is wanting in flavor. I do not recommend this particular vegetable for eating, even to the hungriest UofC graduate student.
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Archives
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Controversial YouTubers Logan Paul and Olajide 'KSI' Olatunji are set to trade blows in front of a sellout audience in Los Angeles.
Dismissed by many in the boxing world as a farce, the fight is nonetheless expected to draw a worldwide audience of millions and earn the pair - as well as promoter Eddie Hearn - huge sums of money. How did a bout between two online personalities become one of the most talked-about fights of the year?


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Response to Federal Sequestration, Interim Committee
December 11, 2012 - 9:00 AM
Federal Sequestration
On:
Brown, Cindy (TX. Department of Family & Protective Services)
BROWN, LASHONDA (Texas Head Start State Collaboration Office & The Governor's Texas
Early Learning Council)
Cabrera, Deborah (Irving Independent School District)
Celestine, Melissa (Alabama-Coushatta Headstart)
Conley Abram, NICOLE (Austin Independent School District)
Corbin, Daniel (City of Killen)
Graf, Keith (Texas Military Preparedness Commission Office of he Governor)
GREEN, CORY (Texas Education Agency)
Howard, Marcia (Federal Funds Info. for States)
Hurley, Jeffrey (National Conference of State Legislatures)
Kinsey, David (Health and Human Services Commission)
Nichols, John (Office of the Adjutant General/Texas National Guard)
TEMPLE, LARRY (TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION)
WHEELER, BILL (DEPT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES)
Williams, Billie Sue (Alabama-Coushatta Tribal Council Head Start Program)
WOODLEY, SANDRA (UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEMS)
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Luftwerk's recent project at Mies van der Rohe's historic Barcelona Pavilion presented the opportunity to dive into a complicated wireless control project that would take me overseas.
Luftwerk had chosen a battery of laser levels as their medium for this installation, and they needed someone to figure out how to take control of these devices, and orchestrate them to follow a complex synchronous pattern. The entire installation needed to operate wirelessly, as the Barcelone Pavilion's open plan offered few places to conceal cables. It was also important to provide clear technical documentation for pavilion staff, who would be setting up and dismantling equipment nightly for the duration of the project.
Hijacking BLE Protocols
The contracting lasers could be controlled via a smartphone app, but
it was not capable of precise timing or distributed control. With the
help of a friend, we reverse
engineered the bluetooth communication protocol used by the lasers.
After that, it was easy to take control of each device from an arbitrary
bluetooth source.
Working around the limitations of BLE
The bluetooth low energy control platform was not capable of covering
the distance that I needed it to. I added a secondary network of
transponders built on battery powered
Rasperry Pi Zeroes
to increase the effective broadcast range of the control signal.
Commands would be routed from the primary controller to the secondary
controllers over wifi, and then the final leg of the journey would
happen over a very short distance using BLE.
Remote Support and Monitoring
Geometry of Light was nearly all custom software and hardware, but
I wasn't available to provide onsite support once it opened. To be
able to quickly resolve any future issues with the installation,
I created an SSH tunnel out of the primary controller, through the
pavilion's wifi that allowed me remote access to the site in case
support was required once I had left.
Synchronizing with the Work of other Artists
Geometry of Light featured a musical composition created for the
installation, but we had just a brief window to coordinate the music
once onsite. I was able to integrate the composer's playback computer
with my network, and used Qlab
to keep the light show and music in step with one another.
Centralized Control
I designed the project to have a centralized brain located in the
basement, which propagated control signals out to the lasers via a
small network setup. A trigger button allowed the pavilion staff to
easily start up the installation at its opening hours.
Geometry of Light, Luftwerk & Iker Gil from Spirit of Space on Vimeo.
Visual Design: Luftwerk and Iker Gil
Technical Design: Andy Kauff
Programming Support: Aaron Gallagher
Composition: Oriol Tarragó
Photography: Kate Joyce and RedMike Marianek
Supported by:
The Graham Foundation
MAS Context
Bosch Tools
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Lost in Space (1998)
Director: Stephen Hopkins Cast: William Hurt, Gary Oldman, Heather Graham, Mimi Rogers, Matt LeBlanc, Lacey Chabert, Jack Johnson Screenplay: Akiva Goldsman Producers: Akiva Goldsman, Stephen Hopkins, Mark W. Koch Runtime: US Distribution: New Line Cinema Rated PG-13: sci-fi violence
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you're going to make a film that has absolutely nothing of interest aside from its special effects, you might consider making the special effects good. Lost in Space, the new spin-off of the old TV series, does not abide by this seemingly-obvious bit of logic, and the result is a film that has a silly story complimented by unimpressive visual effects and sets. I can watch and enjoy a film that is mostly style and little substance (Starship Troopers, for example), but the style has to be stylish, not dull and rehashed like the "style" in Lost in Space.
Lost in Space isn't blatantly awful, but it comes dangerously close to being so. There are too many characters (none of whom have any noticeable personality), the story is too thin (and disintegrates in to incoherence by the final scene), the interesting elements are all lifted from other films, and, like I said, the special effects aren't special. It's like trying to make a cake out of nothing but water and flour. You'll end up with something, but it won't taste good.
We are introduced to one of the several main characters in an introductory space-battle that is disturbingly close to the battle scenes in the Star Wars trilogy. The hero is Major Don West (Matt LeBlanc), and he's your typical hard-edged pilot. He's recruited to escort the Robinsons (a really smart family-of-five) into the depths of space so that they can find a new place for humans to live, because the Earth can only support human life for twenty more years.
The Robinsons are led by John (William Hurt) and Maureen (Mimi Rogers). The children are Judy (Heather Graham), Penny (Lacey Chabert), and Will (Jack Johnson). Also onboard is Dr. Smith (Gary Oldman), who tries to sabotage the mission, but fails, and gets caught. Well, he only fails partially: he triggers a series of light shows that result in the Robinson's ship careening into the unknown corners of uncharted space. Finally, about forty-five minutes into the film, they are actually lost, as the title rightfully implies.
After this, the story of Lost in Space is muddled, at best. They end up at some lost ship (which reminded me of Event Horizon, though I know that film is too recent for Lost in Space to have ripped it off), and they have to fight off these metal spiders that have nothing to do with anything. Later, they crash on this planet in a stunt that reminded me a lot of Star Trek: Generations, and they uncover a time-travel plot by a character whose identity must be hidden for the sake of shock. Anyone seen any of this before?
What a tiresome journey it is getting to the end of this film. I knew I was in trouble when the opening battle looked significantly worse than anything in any of the three Star Wars films (those films are twenty years younger than this one!). After that, the best special effects are cartoony: they are pleasing to the eye, but they look fake. Unlike the digital bugs in Starship Troopers or the dinosaurs in Spielberg's Park movies, nothing here inspires us with awe and wonder. It all looks distractingly digital, and it just doesn't mesh with the live-action performers.
Speaking of live action, I've never seen a group of such talented individuals go to waste like this. Gary Oldman is good (I hear he recreates the character from the television series perfectly), and Matt LeBlanc is sometimes amusing, but the rest of these actors are bland. The biggest disappointment is Heather Graham, who was wonderful in Boogie Nights; she isn't really given anything to work with, and, in turn, doesn't end up doing anything. William Hurt and Mimi Rogers spew their lines like actors getting paid to spew lines. The other two kids, Chabert and Johnson, do their best, but are not very memorable. I don't blame any of these performers: the script simply gives them nothing to work with.
I really expected to enjoy this film. I don't understand how or why Lost in Space came out so dull and familiar. There are a few pleasures, though: the last-minute escape in the final scene is fun, and some of the sequences are exciting despite their ultimate uselessness in relation to the story. And the actors, despite their lack of fire, are pleasant to watch. But Lost in Space is little more than a bundle of missed opportunities replaced by scenes we've all seen hundreds of times. But hope is not lost: if this becomes a series, just remember what Star Trek II managed to do.
** out of **** (5/10, C-)
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Around here, it's pretty difficult to get heroin in powder form, so most people, seeking simplicity, make the short trip for black tar.
$20 gets me a .2 gram lump of the sticky brown stuff, and the consitency varies occasionally. Usually, it's just a melted flat lump that sticks to the little baggies, but sometimes, it's sort of hard, and completely opaque. When it's that way (the second way) it usually has more cut.
At first, I'd only cook up 3/4 of it, but after building up a little tolerance, I started preparing the whole bag.
I take the lump, and put it in my spoon, and then use a little pipette to drop some clean water over it. Then I use an exacto blade to stir it around a bit, which makes it not stick to the spoon. Then I use a lighter to heat it up from the bottom, which makes the tar diddolve into the water, and boils the water a bit. I keep a bandaid wrapped around the handle so i don't burn my fingers.
Once the tar is all dissolved in the water, I have a brown liquid with little particles of adulterant (cut) floating around in it.
 It instantly soaks of all of the heroin.
Next, I stick the needle (I prefer the 1cc 27 gauge allergy needles, but sometimes I use the smaller gauge 1cc insulin ones) against the cotton, and pull up the plunger, which pulls up all the heroin, and none of the cut.
I tap the barrel with my fingers, which makes all of the air bubbles rise up to the top, then I push up the plunger so there's no more air in the barrel.
I stick the cap back on the needle, and place it on my lap. Then I take my tourniquet (I use a length of latex tubing, the kind used for hunting slingshots, which you can find at hardware stores) and hold one end with my teeth, wrap it around my arm twice, and stick the other end under my armpit to secure it.
Then, I pump my arm and make a fist. I take the cap off the needle and hold the barrel firmly with my middlefinger and thumb, near the needle side. I slowly insert the needle into my arm, where I see the vein bulging, at about a 45 degree angle. I then use my index finger to pull out the plunger a little, and if dark red blood slowly flows in the barrel, I know I'm in the vein.
Then, firmly holding the needle right where it is, I release the tourniquet by moving my arm up a little.
When the tourniquet is loose, I loosen my fist and slowly use my index finger to shoot about 50% of the solution. I wait for the rush, to make sure everthing is as it should be. Once I know everthing is in order, I shoot the rest. Then I fill the syringe with water and shoot it out a few times to clean it and prevent clogging. I cap the syringe, and put everything back in my little kit.
Now I can enjoy my high. The rush comes on about 2 seconds after shooting the first 50%, and lasts for about 30 to 45 minutes. Then, theres about 3 or 4 hours of moderately intense high, followed by a low intensity plateau that sometimes last up to 18 hours.
I rarely put a bandaid on the injection site, but I always clean it after the the hole heals up. I never really shoot in the same week, so I don't really have to worry about rotating, but I still do switch between arms ever time.
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One problem. Many different ways to solve it. How do we account for them all?
Let’s say you have a new race car track playset. The tracks come in little pieces that you, or a best friend, or mommy or daddy, can put together in many different ways. Let’s say this is a really cool play set, and includes a big red button that rockets the race car onto the track. The whole thing works great, as long as you connect the track to the big red button.
You like big red buttons, so daddy makes three or four different race tracks. You can then choose which one you want to race on next, and daddy plugs it in to the big red button. All you have to do is press the button, and watch the race cars zoom along the race track.
The Strategy Pattern can be seen here. An algorithm is declared (race cars can be shot down a race track by pressing a big red button). The type of track, the color of the cars, etc, can vary from track to track. Each works though, as long as it connects to the big red button that fires them off.
public interface RaceTrack {
public void go();
}
public class RaceTrackLoop implements RaceTrack {
private RaceCar racer;
public void setRaceCar(RaceCar inCar) {
racer = inCar;
}
public void go() {
racer.accelerate(8);
racer.turnLeft(30);
racer.accelerate(23);
racer.turnLeft(50);
racer.cruise(10);
racer.turnLeft(110);
racer.accelerate(10);
racer.deccelerate(41);
}
}
public class RaceTrackStraightShot implements RaceTrack {
private RaceCar racer;
public void setRaceCar(RaceCar inCar) {
racer = inCar;
}
public void go() {
racer.accelerate(60);
racer.cruise(34);
racer.deccelerate(60);
}
}
public class Playset {
private List raceTracks;
private RaceTrack currentRaceTrack;
private RaceCar racer;
public Playset() {
racer = new RaceCar(Color.RED, Speed.NASTY_FAST);
raceTrack = new ArrayList();
raceTrack.add(new RaceTrackLoop());
raceTrack.add(new RaceTrackStraightShot());
}
public void pickCurrentRaceTrack(int index) {
if (index < 0 || index >= raceTracks.size())
return;
currentRaceTrack = raceTracks.get(index);
}
public void hitBigRedButton() {
if (currentRaceTrack == null)
return;
currentRaceTrack.setRaceCar(racer);
currentRaceTrack.go();
}
}
In the above code sample, a RaceTrack
interface is declared, with
an important method: go()
. The implementations,
RaceTrackLoop
and RaceTrackStraightShot
, each flesh
out the go()
method by steering and maneuvering the given
RaceCar
object.
Our Playset
object then holds a list of RaceTrack
objects (notice how we work on the interface level, not the implementation).
A track is chosen by calling the pickCurrentRaceTrack(int index)
method, and then we call the hitBigRedButton()
method to kick things
off.
See how the changes within the RaceTrack
implementations
are transparent to the calling class, Playset
? This is where
the Strategy pattern shines. The same logic in the calling class can invoke
a wide variety of different behaviors. As long as the entry point (in our case,
the go()
method) is the same, we’re good to go.


Automatic unit test generation for Java
Randoop is a unit test generator for Java. It automatically creates unit tests for your classes, in JUnit format.
The Randoop manual tells you how to install and run Randoop.
Randoop generates unit tests using feedback-directed random test generation. This technique pseudo-randomly, but smartly, generates sequences of method/constructor invocations for the classes under test. Randoop executes the sequences it creates, using the results of the execution to create assertions that capture the behavior of your program. Randoop creates tests from the code sequences and assertions.
Randoop can be used for two purposes: to find bugs in your program, and to create regression tests to warn you if you change your program's behavior in the future.
Randoop's combination of test generation and test execution results in a highly effective test generation technique. Randoop has revealed previously-unknown errors even in widely-used libraries including Sun's and IBM's JDKs and a core .NET component. Randoop continues to be used in industry, for example at ABB corporation.
For Randoop developers/contributors:
Scientific papers about Randoop
A version of Randoop that works with Microsoft's .NET platform is available at https://github.com/abb-iss/Randoop.NET. Randoop.NET is a from-scratch re-implementation of feedback-directed test generation. The link above is to ABB Corporation's updated version of Randoop.NET. Compared to the original version of Randoop.NET from Microsoft Research:


CrimPapers
Articles published on 22 October 2018
On 22 October 2018, 7 new articles were published in 3 journals.
Innovation Management in Police Organisation by Sirpa Virta, Harri Gustafsberg
Applications of Data Science in Policing: Veripol An Investigation Support Tool by Lara Quijano-Sanchez, Federico Liberatore, Miguel Camacho-Collados
Conscience and Convenience: American Victim Work in Organizational Context by Julie Globokar, Edna Erez
Work Environment and Elderly Abuse in Nursing Homes: the Mediating Role of Burnout by Marie Andela, Didier Truchot, Virginie Huguenotte
Relationship Churning and Desistance From Intimate Abuse by Sarah Halpern-Meekin, Kristin Turney
Understanding Forced Marriage in the United States: Developing Measures, Examining Its Nature, and Assessing Gender Disparities by Sino Esthappan, Sara Bastomski, Janine Zweig, Meredith Dank, Hanna Love
Parental Attitudes Perceived By Adolescents, and Their Tendency For Violence and Affecting Factors by Hulya Kulakcialtintas, Sultan Ayaz-Alkaya


jQuery Articulate.js Demo
JavaScript
JavaScript is a high-level, dynamic, untyped, and interpreted programming language.It has been standardized in the ECMAScript language specification. Alongside HTML and CSS, JavaScript is one of the three core technologies of World Wide Web content production; the majority of websites employ it, and all modern Web browsers support it without the need for plug-ins.[6] JavaScript is prototype-based with first-class functions, making it a multi-paradigm language, supporting object-oriented, imperative, and functional programming styles. It has an API for working with text, arrays, dates and regular expressions, but does not include any I/O, such as networking, storage, or graphics facilities, relying for these upon the host environment in which it is embedded.
Although there are strong outward similarities between JavaScript and Java, including language name, syntax, and respective standard libraries, the two are distinct languages and differ greatly in their design. JavaScript was influenced by programming languages such as Self and Scheme.
JavaScript is also used in environments that are not Web-based, such as PDF documents, site-specific browsers, and desktop widgets. Newer and faster JavaScript virtual machines (VMs) and platforms built upon them have also increased the popularity of JavaScript for server-side Web applications. On the client side, developers have traditionally implemented JavaScript as an interpreted language, but more recent browsers perform just-in-time compilation. Programmers also use JavaScript in video-game development, in crafting desktop and mobile applications, and in server-side network programming with run-time environments such as Node.js.


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I am a B.Sc. student of Geoiformatics at Intitute for Geoinformatics (ifgi) at University of Münster. Currently I am an ERASMUS student at Instituto Superior de Estatística e Gestão de Informção (ISEGI) at Universidade Nova de Lisboa (NOVA).
During my stay at ISEGI I am working as a WebGIS Developer at the Labortório de Novas Technologias.


Psalm 47
For the chief musician. A psalm of the sons of Korah.
1 Clap your hands, all you peoples;
shout to God with the sound of triumph.
2 For Yahweh Most High is terrifying;
he is a great King over all the earth.
3 He subdues peoples under us
and nations under our feet.
4 He chooses our inheritance for us,
the glory of Jacob whom he loved.
Selah
5 God has gone up with a shout,
Yahweh with the sound of a trumpet.
6 Sing praises to God, sing praises;
sing praises to our King, sing praises.
7 For God is the King over all the earth;
sing praises with understanding.
8 God reigns over the nations;
God sits on his holy throne.
9 The princes of the peoples have gathered together
to the people of the God of Abraham;
for the shields of the earth belong to God;
he is greatly exalted.


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# In 2008, Los Angeles residents voted to raise LA County's sales tax by just a ½-penny.
# The result: $40 billion for new transit lines.


Pat's Salmon Cookie Stand
Our Process
We take fresh salmon, clean, and fillet them. Then we make our special cookie dough from our family recipe using the finely ground salmon we jush cleaned and filleted. Finally, we decorate the cookies and serve them to our hungry customers!
Store Info
HOURS: 6AM - 8PM
Visit all 5 of our locations!
First and Pike
2901 First Street #4 Seattle, WA 98104
206 555 5125
GM: Danny Elboy
SeaTac Airport
3000 Airport Rd. SeaTac, WA 98111
206 555 4888
GM: Lenny Elboy, Jr.
Seattle Center
321 Space Needle Dr. Seattle, WA 98102
206 555 7255
GM: Kenny Shouldrow
Capitol Hill
174 E. Denny Seattle, WA 98110
206 555 6588
GM: Janny Kneegirl
Alki
76 Bridgeway Dr. Alki, WA 98202
206 555 8888
GM: Cranny Hipbro
Here are some of our satisfied customers!
Looking for swag? We have shirts available at all of our store locations!


- LoadWorkspace() -
Method in class Gui.RootLayout
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Method that handle click on File->New in menu and load existing workspace
- LoadWorkspace(File)
- Method in class Gui.WorkSpaceConnector
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Method that loads workspace form file
- LogicalInputBlock
- Class in Blocks
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- LogicalInputBlock()
- Constructor for class Blocks.LogicalInputBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicalOutputBlock
- Class in Blocks
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- LogicalOutputBlock()
- Constructor for class Blocks.LogicalOutputBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicANDBlock - Class in Blocks
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- LogicANDBlock() - Constructor for class
Blocks.LogicANDBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicNANDBlock - Class in Blocks
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- LogicNANDBlock() - Constructor for
class Blocks.LogicNANDBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicNORBlock - Class in Blocks
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- LogicNORBlock() - Constructor for class
Blocks.LogicNORBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicNOTBlock - Class in Blocks
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- LogicNOTBlock() - Constructor for class
Blocks.LogicNOTBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicORBlock
- Class in Blocks
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- LogicORBlock()
- Constructor for class Blocks.LogicORBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicXNORBlock - Class in Blocks
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- LogicXNORBlock() - Constructor for
class Blocks.LogicXNORBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection
- LogicXORBlock - Class in Blocks
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- LogicXORBlock() - Constructor for class
Blocks.LogicXORBlock
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Constructor that create ports and adds them to collection


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The Loading component is an overlay that prevents user interaction while indicating activity. By default, it shows a spinner based on the mode. Dynamic content can be passed and displayed with the spinner. The spinner can be hidden or customized to use several predefined options. The loading indicator is presented on top of other content even during navigation.
alert
.
The dependencies will be installed together with this module
To use this component you need install with the command:
mobileui install loading
For use you need call the function loading('MESSAGE TO LOADING')
or loading()
for just spinner show, and when you can close the loading component you call closeLoading()
function.
You can show loading in button element, just call loadingElement('ID_YOUR_ELEMENT')
and close call closeLoading('ID_YOUR_ELEMENT')
. It is posible add another params: loadingElement('ID_ELEMENT','MESSAGE (optional)', 'LEFT/RIGHT','COLOR')
See this small example:


Assume for this question, the following method:
public int add2Ints(int a, int b) { return a + b; }
Which of the following is NOT a correct method call?
There are no hints for this question


Every service wrapped into SSL must be tested
Check
- sensitive information transmitted over HTTP (Credentials in URL, POST body, Basic auth headers)
- Secure flag for Session Cookies
- Webserver response headers should contain Strict-Transport-Security header. Otherwise SSL communication can be stripped.
- presence of HTTP and HTTPS both, which can be used to intercept traffic
- presence of mixed HTTPS and HTTP content in the same page, which can be used to leak information
Testing SSL certificate validity – client and server
1.upgrade the browser (list of CAs)
2.check
- expired certificates
- certificates issued by untrusted CAs
- certificates which do not match name wise with the site to which they should refer


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Mother Name: Bibi Bhani Date of Birth: 15 April 1563 Place of Birth: Goindval Wife: Mata Ganga Children: Guru Hargobind Guruship: 16 september 1581 Joti-jot: May 30, 1606, Lahore
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Guru Arjan Dev Ji is the fifth Guru of the Sikhs. He was born on April 15, 1563 at Goindwal Sahib Ji. He was the youngest son of Guru Ram Das Ji. He received Gurgaddi on August 31st, 1581. He was the first Guru to have been born a son of the Guru.
The fifth Guru started the construction of the Golden Temple. To emphasise the equality of Sikhism, a Muslim saint, named Mian Mir laid the foundation stone of the shrine. The temple featured four entrances to represent access to all communities. Guru Arjan Dev Ji compiled the Adi Granth Ji, the Sikh scripture containing the writings of all the Gurus up until that time.
As another sign of equality in Sikh philosophy, the Guru Ji added the writings of several Muslim and Hindu saints, whose ideas corresponded to Sikh beliefs. With the passage of time, the Guru attracted a substantial following, therefore the Sikh community undertook a social-political character. In 1606, Emperor Jehangir, the Muslim ruler of India, summoned the Guru Ji to his court on the charge of blessing a rebellious relative of the Emperor's. Upon the Guru's refusal to embrace Islam to escape death, the fifth prophet of the Sikh religion was subject to inhumane torture. Guru Arjan Dev Ji was arrested, tortured and made to sit on hot iron plates at Lahore. He was martyred on May 30th, 1606 at Lahore by Emperor Jahangir. Thus, the martyrdom tradition of Sikhism began with the martyrdom of the Guru Ji himself. From this point forward, Sikhism began to form itself into a community of saint-soldiers.
He completed the Sarovar of Nectar at Amritsar and built Sri Harmandir Sahib Ji, the centre of worship and religious assembly. He compiled Sri Adi Granth Ji, later called Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and installed it at Sri Harmandir Sahib Ji in 1604. Nothing else but Shabad Kirtan is recited in the sanctum sanctorum of Sri Harmandir Sahib Ji
Guru Arjan Dev Ji constructed the holy (Sarovar) tank at Tarn Taran and founded the city of Kartarpur near Jalandhar. The city of Sri Hargobindpur on the banks of river Beas was founded by him to celebrate the birth of his son Hargobind Sahib Ji.
Guru Arjan Dev Ji encouraged the Sikhs to contribute Daswandh (one tenth of the earnings) for community purposes. Guru Arjan Dev Ji was a great thinker, illustrious poet, a practical philosopher and a celebrated saint. He was the first martyr in the Sikh history. He practiced humility and forgiveness. He preached truth, contentment and contemplation. He organised the Sikhs into a community. After the brutal martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Ji, his son Hargobind Sahib Ji was appointed the Sixth Guru of the Sikhs in line.


import {TaxonomicUnitMatcher} from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>TaxonomicUnitMatcher
The TaxonomicUnitMatcher matches pairs of taxonomic units and provides a consistent report on:
- Which taxonomic units have matched, and
- Why the match occurred.
In Model 2.0, we start by using direct matching in OWL, so this should no longer be needed. However, I'll leave this around to provide matching in the Curation Tool UI and in case it's needed again later.
Constructor Summary
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Create a Taxonomic Unit Matcher to match two taxonomic units. |
Member Summary
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matchReason: * |
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matched: * |
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tunit1: * |
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tunit2: * |
Method Summary
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asJSONLD(idIRI: *): {"@id": *, "reason": *, "matchesTaxonomicUnits": *} Return this TUMatch as a JSON object for insertion into the PHYX file. |
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match() Try to match the two taxonomic units using a number of matching methods. |
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Match by external references. |
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Try to match by nameComplete, and return true if it could be matched. |
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Match by occurrence ID |
Public Constructors
public constructor() source
Create a Taxonomic Unit Matcher to match two taxonomic units. Matching will occur immediately, so when this method returns, you can check tuMatch.matched and tuMatch.matchReason to determine if the two TUs matched and why.
Public Members
public matchReason: * source
public matched: * source
public tunit1: * source
public tunit2: * source
Public Methods
public asJSONLD(idIRI: *): {"@id": *, "reason": *, "matchesTaxonomicUnits": *} source
Return this TUMatch as a JSON object for insertion into the PHYX file.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| idIRI | * |
Return:
| {"@id": *, "reason": *, "matchesTaxonomicUnits": *} |


-webkit-text-stroke-width
Specifies the width for the text outline.
This property is significant only in combination with -webkit-text-stroke-color.
-webkit-text-stroke-width: medium | thick | thin | <width>;
A medium stroke.
A thick stroke.
A thin stroke.
Length unit. The width of the stroke.


Rhinos are known for having their horns on their noses hence the name rhinocerous. From what i think rhinocerous from the ages the tri ceretops could have evolved to being rhinocerous. Did you know that the name rhinocerous means nose horn. Rhinos heelp in kepping all animals healthy.
Did you know that the rhino is one of the biggest animals in africa. Did you know that rhinos can go up to 1000 kilograms. Did you know that there is five species of rhino. Did you know that the white rhino can weigh to about 3500.
Did you know that black and white rhinos actually have the same colour. Did you know that they are the second largest animal in the whole of africa. Did you know even if they are big they still have a small brain. Did you know that rhinos comunicate by leting hard waste out.
Did you know that Rhinos love plants. Did you know that rhios are herbivorious meaning they only eat plants. Did you know that rhinos like they taste of leaves more than plants.


Translation
This page enables you to translate TinyMCE by using XML files.
Steps to translate:
Download one of the language XML files from the TinyMCE site.
Place it in /jscripts/tiny_mce/langs directory, for example /jscripts/tiny_mce/langs/sv.xml.
Change the language init option in this file to match the XML file code. For example: sv
TinyMCE will now use the XML file instead of the .js versions.
Modify the XML file until everything is translated
Modify the author information, this is optional.
Upload the XML file to the TinyMCE site to share it with others.
You can now download the .js versions of the language pack from the TinyMCE site.

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This report is intended to attest to the extent that Cannabis is capable of putting you out like a light. One night, my friends and I decided to have a little jam session at a friend's garage. This entailed playing music with little or no actual cohesion, and smoking lots of weed.
Before entering the experience, I was not noticably tired. Keep this in mind. Also, I have a relatively low tolerance to weed.
T+00 The first bowl gets passed around as we are setting up our equipment. The weed is of fairly good quality, and by the time we are all done smoking, I'm starting to feel fairly stoned.
We play music for a while. We have only one light in the entire loft, a lamp pointing straight up. This caused the surroundings to be either illuminated in light or cast in pitch black shadow. The intense contrast in lighting might have contributed to the experience.
T+60 Starting to feel a bit tired.
T+90 I eat a meatball sub, and smoke more weed. I was VERY hungry at this point and wolfed down the sandwich.
T+95 I finish sandwich and realize that energy level is declining rapidly.
We play more music for a while. I am still sitting on the couch as I have no inclination to get up, being very tired and very stoned. Starting to loose motor coordination.
 I still had to drive home, which fortunately was only 20 minutes away.
T+170 I bid my friends goodbye, and climb the ladder (we were in a loft) down to my car. Climbing down can only be described as choppy and unsteady, and I'm sure my balance was horrible at that point.
I had told my parents that I was going to be home by 11 as it was a school night. They are usually asleep by then, so it wouldn't matter how stoned I would be when I finally arrive. However, it was only 10pm. I had an hour to kill, so I figured I'd drive my incredably stoned and out of it self down to the beach parking lot, and chill out there for a while.
T+190 I arrive at the parking lot. It's now 10:20 and I'm still extremely stoned and tired, I make the foolish mistake of 'resting my eyes.'
T+310 (120 minutes later) I wake up, realize I am an hour and 15 minutes late, and zoom home. I had slept off most of the effects of the weed, and was feeling refreshed.
Luckily, I didn't get into any sort of trouble for this incident. But, it did teach me that Cannabis can make one extremely tired, to the point of not being able to keep oneself awake unless one's eyes are open. Although random slumber is not necessarily a bad thing, I definitely think I should not have been driving that night, as I very well could have fallen asleep at the wheel. Be forewarned.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Get started by going to one of the sections above...like Servers.
If you're having trouble connecting to your Docker hosts, then make sure you have
configured the daemon for remote socket access. For example, on Ubuntu, modify
/etc/default/docker
to declare something like this:
DOCKER_OPTS="\ -H unix:///var/run/docker.sock -H tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:2375 "


Examples:
List list = new ArrayList<String>(); //warning: Raw use of parameterized class 'List' list.add(1); //list of strings was created but integer was accepted as well which would lead to runtime exceptions
IntFunction<List<?>[]> fun = List[]::new; //no warning as it's impossible to provide type arguments during array creation
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About Me: Full stack web developer with a background in resource planning. Lending itself to forward thinking and workload balancing. Currently completing a full stack web development bootcamp through the University of Birmingham, gaining skills in Javascript, MYSQL, and CSS. I am someone with a passion for learning new skills and applying them to solve new problems.
My Projects
My 5 Star Local
This is a group project to create a restaurant review site. We sought to create a basic level of functionality similar to other popular review sites, including user authentication, to post, comment and review restaurants.
Technologies Used: Javascript, Node, Bootstrap, Sequelize ORM, Handlebars, Express
Clear Sky
This is a group project to create a website that allows the user to specify a location, and receive the data on what astronomical objects are visible, as well as current weather, so that they could view. It was our first foray into group work, and utilising multiple 3rd party API data sources
Technologies Used: Javascript, CSS, Semantic UI
Note Taker
This website allows the user to create a to-do list of sperate tasks that they can add when needed and delete once complete.
Technologies Used: Javascript, CSS, Node, Express
Employee Tracker
This was an attempt to create an CLI application that allows for the creation of a working employee database with staff reporting line management functions
Technologies Used: Node, Javascript, MySQL
TeamProfileGenerator
This was an attempt to create a CLI application that would take user inout to create an HTML file with a breakdown of the user's team details. It was alos an exercise in creating unit test suites, and working with a Test Driven Development mindset.
Technologies Used: Node, Javascript, Jest
Random Password Generator
This was my initial foray into Javascript to create a random password generator, which allows the user to specify both length and character complexity.
Technologies Used: Javascript, CSS


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Part of the Universal App squad. Our goal is to rewrite Dailymotion from scratch with React to deliver a universal app scaling from mobile up to televisions, all this being isomorphic:
build the future Dailymotion with React, Redux, Webpack, Docker...
universal (isomorphic) app working server-side with Node and in the browser
functional and unit testing
CI and automated staging and deployment
Coordinator of the React guild at Dailymotion
Part of the UX Squad.
Development of new features
Integration of the Player V5
R&D with Angular / React
Implementation of functional tests (with Protractor)
Improvement of emails and email development workflow
Bachelor degree: Conception and integration of multimedia products and services, Tarbes' university
September 2011 - June 2012
Web development
SEO, SMO
Communication
Video production: filming and editing
Rebuilding of a news website (total train wreck, I'm not going to give you the link). Management of a 5 people team on the project focusing on content and SEO.
University degree: Marketing technics, Tarbes' university


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BePodder
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User Interface ‒ Using BePodder ‒ Preferences
Download ‒ Bugreports & Feedback ‒ Thanks
Podcasting is a method for publishing audio and video broadcasts via the Internet; links to free audio and video files are enclosed in RSS and Atom feeds.
Therefore Podcasting is simply a type of online media delivery; users can subscribe to a podcast using a feed (such as RSS 'Really Simple Syndication' or Atom).
An aggregator (or podcatcher) like BePodder, is a piece of software that allows you to subscribe to a RSS feed and periodically check for and download new content; with BePodder you can check for new Podcast items (Episodes) of your subscribed Channels. Any item can contain an enclosure, just like an Email can contain an attachment.
BePodder has an easy to use yet powerful User Interface. The main window is split into tree panels:
At the very top of the BePodder main window is the menu bar with five menus available: File, Groups, Subscriptions, Episodes, and View. Some menu commands are followed by a right pointing arrow that indicates a submenu of related commands. As you explore each menu, be sure to take a look at the submenus as well. Click on a menus to show its commands:
| Add Button: opens the Add Window to add a feed url (e.g. http://www.newpodcast.com/rss.xml) usually given on the podcast homepage; looks for a text or graphic link that says something like 'XML', 'RSS' or 'Podcast Feed' on it. | |
| Channel Remove Button: opens a window in which you can select how to remove the channel: just archive the selected channel (keeping all the files and enclosures downloaded so far) or delete the whole channel from your computer. | |
| Check Button: checks the selected channel and updates the list of the available items for that podcast adding the new items. | |
| Web Button: shows the channel homepage in the browser. To select your favorite browser open BePodder's Preferences, click in the menu bar | and in the Preferences Window under 'File Type' select your favorite browser.|
| Play Button: with this button you can view or listen to the file enclosure of the selected episode. To select your favorite player open BePodder's Preferences, click in the menu bar | and in the Preferences Window under 'File Type' select you favorite player.|
| Download Button: downloads the file enclosure of the selected episode; you can see the download info by clicking on the third tab over the info panel. | |
| Stop Button: stops to download the file enclosure of the selected episode; to resume the download double-click the episode or select the episode and click the Download Button. | |
| Remove Button: deletes the selected episode (you will loose the enclosure file). |
Getting started with BePodder is easy.
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The Chill class provides a way to fork or spawn a subprocess that will die when its parent does. It accomplishes this by also spawning a watchdog process. The watchdog and the parent are connected by an anonymous pipe; when the pipe is broken (because the parent dies), the watchdog will then send a signal to the child.
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Facts about first day-night Test between India and Bangladesh
by ReutersFactbox on Friday's second Test between India and Bangladesh, which will be the first day-night match for both sides in the format:
WHEN?
Nov 22-26 (1pm local time/0730 GMT/1:30pm Bangladesh time)
WHERE?
Eden Gardens, Kolkata (66,000 capacity)
MATCH OFFICIALS
Umpires: Marais Erasmus (South Africa), Rod Tucker (Australia)
Third umpire: Joel Wilson (West Indies)
Match referee: Ranjan Madugalle (Sri Lanka)
INDIA
World ranking: 1
Coach: Ravi Shastri
Captain: Virat Kohli
Team (likely): Mayank Agarwal, Rohit Sharma, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane, Ravindra Jadeja, Wriddhiman Saha (wicketkeeper), Umesh Yadav, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Shami.
BANGLADESH
World ranking: 9
Coach: Russell Domingo
Captain: Mominul Haque
Team (likely): Shadman Islam, Imrul Kayes, Mominul Haque, Mohammad Mithun, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mahmudullah, Liton Das (wicketkeeper), Mehidy Hasan, Taijul Islam, Abu Jayed, Ebadat Hossain.
PREVIOUS KOLKATA TESTS
Maiden Test at the venue between the two sides.
PREVIOUS DAY-NIGHT TESTS
2015 - Australia beat New Zealand by 3 wickets in Adelaide
2016 - Pakistan beat West Indies by 56 runs in Dubai
2016 - Australia beat South Africa by 7 wickets in Adelaide
2016 - Australia beat Pakistan by 39 runs in Brisbane
2017 - England beat West Indies by an innings and 209 runs in Birmingham
2017 - Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 68 runs in Dubai
2017 - Australia beat England by 120 runs in Adelaide
2017 - South Africa beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 120 runs in Port Elizabeth
2018 - New Zealand beat England by an innings and 49 runs in Auckland
2018 - Sri Lanka beat West Indies by 4 wickets in Bridgetown
2019 - Australia beat Sri Lanka by an innings and 40 runs in Brisbane


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For a long time, Audrey Kisilewicz was never really into comic books.
The female characters in the comic books she read were often one-dimensional, and many of them failed to have their own story arcs. Most of the time, those female characters were soon killed off and replaced with other female characters, never to be mentioned again.
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But as Kisilewicz started to read comic books regularly, she never knew there was a technical term for such plots.
“It made me validated that other people were feeling the same thing,” she said. “And then it also made me really mad that it was so widespread that it had a name. Like, why does this happen so much?”
“Women in refrigerators” refers to a trope in comic books in which female characters — often the love interests of the male hero — are subjected to physical, sexual or psychological assault as a plot device to give the male hero motivation and a complex narrative. The term was coined by comic book writer Gail Simone in 1999, and it refers to a scene in a 1994 issue of Green Lantern in which the titular hero returns home to find the corpse of his girlfriend, Alexandra DeWitt, stuffed into a fridge.
Today, the term “fridging” refers in general to situations in which female comic book characters, regardless of their status as a main or side character, would face violent situations that fail to progress their own character arcs.
Although superhero characters who face violence within their stories may not seem like anything new, female comic book characters continue to face a disproportionate amount of violence compared to their male counterparts.
Violence is often instilled in superhero stories, Sam Berlin, an employee at The Wizard’s Guild, a comic book store at 19 W. Washington St., said. After all, most of the stories are about people physically fighting.
In 1999, Simone compiled a list of more than 90 comic book series featuring female superheroes who were depowered, brutally assaulted or ultimately killed. The list has only grown since then. The list, compiled by Simone and other fans, brought to light that certain groups of characters were being treated badly.
“A lot of times, it seems that maybe the writer was working out a personal issue,” Berlin said. “It seems that every superhero origin has someone — usually family, often a woman in their life — murdered.”
One of the more popular characters subjected to the women in refrigerator trope is Batgirl, the alias for Barbara Gordon. In Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s The Killing Joke, the Joker physically and sexually assaults Barbara Gordon as a way to torture her father, police commissioner James Gordon, and Batman, the alias for Bruce Wayne. However, the story continues to focus solely on James and Batman’s guilt over the assault, despite Barbara being the one who was the most affected by the attack.
“I’m not even saying that every story has to be about women, but these are the times (female characters) should have their own stories,” Kisilewicz, the co-owner of The Wizard’s Guild, said. “She was the one most impacted by it, so why did we not make it her story?”
Although the writers of the original series retired Barbara as Batgirl, John Ostrander and Kim Yale brought the character back as Oracle, a technologically savvy hacker who helps provides intelligence and is also paralyzed in Suicide Squad.
“It almost makes me madder that … the stories … were really good and were Barbara’s stories,” Kisilewicz said. “If we can do that … why didn’t we do it for the story that she was actually hurt?”
Jared Gardner, a professor at Ohio State University who specializes in American literature, comics, film and popular culture, has known of the trope ever since he began teaching classes about comic books at the university the same year the trope began.
“It resonated right away with my own experiences as a reader of comics,” Gardner said in an email. “I continue to think it is an extremely important intervention on the part of the fan community into the unexamined politics of superhero comics.”
When he first read about the Green Lantern issue featuring Alexandra DeWitt’s death, Berlin didn’t consider it “a bad story.”
“But the idea that women in comics are just written out to show that there is violence in the world, that’s just throwing away perfectly good character ideas to give fake stakes to a story about space gladiators,” Berlin said.
Oftentimes, writers and fans diminish female characters, simply because they aren’t the main characters fighting in the front lines, Kisilewicz said. By subjecting those female characters to the trope, she describes the writing as “an easy way out.”
“It’s like, ‘Well, we can include female characters, but we don’t have to make them three-dimensional if we just kill them off or if she’s not here for half of the movie,’ ” Kisilewicz said. “(They) can still say, ‘We have X female character starring in this movie’ and not have to worry about hiring women to write that character.”
Film and TV adaptations are often amalgamated to feature iconic stories that are able to get reactions out of fans, Berlin said. 2014’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2 featured the controversial scene in which Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) attempts to save Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone) from a fall by shooting a web strand at her body, only to realize she died because of the whiplash from her sudden stop.
“That’s the one thing about the whole ‘women in refrigerators.’ Instead of Gwen as a character, she’s the plot device of ‘the one he couldn’t save’,” Berlin said.
Kisilewicz is unsure if the women in refrigerators trope will continue in the future. It’s up to the writers.
“I certainly hope that it will get better,” she said. “It’s a slow-developing field.”
“It is an easy and lazy narrative device with pernicious consequences, wherein female characters exist solely to sacrifice themselves for male characters’ self-discovery,”- Jared Gardner, a professor at Ohio State University
Discussions about increasing diversity within comic books and the comic industry have helped in terms of representing characters of different social backgrounds as superheroes. Recently, films such as Wonder Woman and Black Panther have gained international success despite not starring a typical white male hero.
However, there are still superhero films that portray female superheroes as disposable characters. The 2016 animated adaptation of The Killing Joke was heavily critiqued for the screenplay including additional sexual elements that were not part of the original story, including a scene where Barbara pursues a sexual relationship with Batman. The scene raised criticisms as the duo had originally been depicted with a father-daughter relationship.
“It is an easy and lazy narrative device with pernicious consequences, wherein female characters exist solely to sacrifice themselves for male characters’ self-discovery,” Gardner said in an email. “Good writers don’t need to lean on such devices.”
There are times when the trope can be written in such a way that empowers the female character.
Marvel’s is an example of a female character who goes through the fridge, but comes out from her ordeal stronger than before.
“It definitely had a huge impact on her story,” Chloe Smith, a senior studying political science and women’s, gender and sexuality studies, said. “I don’t want to say that she necessarily had to go through it, but it was central to her story and essential to who she was.”
While Wonder Woman portrayed the title character as an empowered female superhero, Kisilewicz found the supporting female characters in Black Panther to have been even more empowering because those characters are fleshed out and different but still strong in their own ways.
The women in refrigerators trope seems to ebb and flow, appearing every few years, Berlin said. Although Berlin believes there have been less female characters being fridged over the years, the timing still depends on the comic sales.
Kisilewicz remains cautiously optimistic about the future for female characters.
“People are pushing back against diversity,” she said. “… For many years, we’re still going to get more bad things than good things.”
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The fact that it's taken us a few days to write about Mike Quade's firing shows you how stunned we were with the move. Ok, the truth is, it was so expected that we almost didn't even acknowledge it. While the players on the team lobbied for him to be hired as manager after serving as interim manager at the end of the 2010 season, it appeared that Quade fell out of the good graces of those same players in the second half of the 2011 season. As we have been discussing on the podcast, we didn't see any way that Quade survived the off-season to manage the team in 2012.
When he was hired as the interim manager, Quade was a nice change from Lou Piniella. Lou had some of the most un-informative press conferences, and Quade replaced Lou's "uh's" and stuttering/stammering with some real information that appeared to be sincere and honest. He came off as an "Average Joe" in his early press conferences and that was a welcome change, not just with the Cubs, but in sports as a whole.
The fact that Quade was given a 2-year contract told us that his time with the Cubs would be short. While many fans (myself NOT included) thought that the Cubs should hire Ryne Sandberg rather than Mike Quade, I think it's pretty clear that no manager could succeed in the situation. Mike Quade was the sacrificial lamb and filled the role nicely. At the same time, it seemed he did very little to shed that designation.
Though Quade has coached and managed young players since the mid-1980's, we saw a Cubs team that was the worst in baseball in defense and fundamentals. Because there was no noticeable improvement, I think it was very unlikely that Quade would have kept his job with a completely new front office that surely would rather move forward with a manager they choose, rather than stick with a poor performer put in place by Jim Hendry that has one year left on his contract.
I don't think you can hold much against Quade. While he didn't do much to improve the Cubs, he was in over his head. It's easy for the armchair managers to second-guess calls, it is obviously more difficult to manage a Major League Baseball team, especially this team with it's clubhouse issues.
It's a move we all knew would happen. The Cubs are on a roll here in the last few weeks with hires, let's see if they can keep it up.


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Carlton young gun Harry McKay has joined Charlie Curnow on the sidelines after suffering a setback
Days after Carlton star Charlie Curnow underwent more knee surgery, the Blues have suffered another setback with Harry McKay sidelined until after Christmas.
The young key forward has been dealing with a groin problem since Carlton’s season ended in August and the issue flared up again early in the pre-season, following a period of rest over the off-season.
McKay, who Carlton selected at Pick 10 in the 2015 National draft, produced his best season yet in 2019, finishing with 26.30 from 20 games – both career-high numbers.
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The 21-year-old will complete a modified training program away from the main group until the Blues return in the New Year.
"We gave Harry a short period of rest and his groins settled down really well. As we built him up slowly, his groins got a little bit sore," high performance boss Andrew Russell said.
"We've had to pull him back a little bit and restrengthen that area.
"We'll progress him back into ball work in the new year."
While McKay’s setback isn’t likely to delay his start to next season, Curnow is set to be sidelined for up to four months and may not be fit in time to face Richmond on the opening night of the 2020 season.
The 22-year-old has endured a nightmare run with his knee this year, injuring it twice during the season – costing him 10 games – before dislocating his kneecap playing basketball last month.
Curnow suffered his latest knee injury when he slipped on tiles while walking upstairs on Wednesday, before undergoing surgery on Thursday.
The Blues are confident Curnow will return to his best in 2020, but the young gun is now facing a frustrating summer ahead.
"It’s a new injury: it’s not exactly the same as the one he had," Russell said.
"We’re really confident that Charlie is going to be back and in good shape.
"The program that we put in place will be a really solid and robust program so that when you see him again, he’s going to be moving extremely well."


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At St. Patrick Ventures, we are committed to bringing only the finest health care products and services to market. Our vision is to make an impact on the world of health by increasing the quality of medical care for patients by offering a variety of ways to streamline costs while improving efficiencies. We act as a contact between a global network of consumers, and negotiate with manufacturers and distributors alike to reduce high costs of medical care.
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The only way to build a successful global company and move it forward is to approach it with a passion for excellence.We work with small companies as well as established medical device companies, including both privately held and publicly traded manufacturers to bring new medical devices and products to the market. St. Patrick Ventures corporate culture permeates every aspect of the business, from sales and marketing, to research and development. We are always searching for new ideas, effective services and technologies, and logistical solutions to meet continually evolving market demands.


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