The Road to Wellville (1994) 120m
One-of-a-kind comedy by Alan Parker. It boasts Anthony Hopkins at his most eccentric and appears to be an attempt to redefine the screen presentation of toilet humor - because nearly every moment of the story is devoted to a body function or orifice. Story is set at the turn of the century, when the popularity of Dr John Kellogg's new breakfast food, corn flakes, was part of a society fad for health and fitness. Two storylines look at both sides of the craze - the main one has Matthew Broderick, who has chronic indigestion, checking into Kellogg's sanitarium with wife Bridget Fonda. The second story follows attempts of John Cusack and Michael Lerner to break into the lucrative health-food market. We take our morning cereal so much for granted that we don't think twice about the impact that the novelty of 'breakfast food' might have had on its first appearance. Although he doesn't state it as such, Parker uses this idea to lampoon similar health crazes of contemporary times - the Victorian sensibility of going through personal suffering for a cleaner mind and body doesn't seem too far removed from the high-tech torture equipment of your local gym.
Delivering one hilarious organic metaphor after another, Hopkins makes for a spirited Kellogg.  The flashback scenes to their early family life are highlights. Kellogg's clinic puts every idea into practice - colonic irrigation, vegetarianism, aerobics, dietary restriction, mineral baths, surgery, and sexual abstinence. As if that isn't enough, some of the female clients opt to undergo a highly suspect 'therapeutic massage' by a neighboring German physician. Film is consistently entertaining, but nevertheless overlong. It wouldn't have made much difference if the Cusack sub-plot had been cut entirely. As with most comedies, this one is an acquired taste.
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VOOGirlsGeneration - Game Authoring Environment
Package Summary:
This packages provides the classes and interfaces required to construct a Game utilizing Game Data components. Allows the Game Developer to utilize components defined in the Game Data to construct games.
Package Contents:
public interface AuthoringData - Interface for data stored in the authoring environment to allow for ease of saving into JSON
public class ActionCreator - Opens a dialog for creating new Actions in the authoring environment
public class PatchCreator - GUI element used to create new Patch objects and add them to the library. Allows users to specify the name and image of the patch.
public class VoogaView - The GUI contains all the parts in authoring environment. It sets the size and the position of the parts in the GUI.
public class GridView - The GUI components for the grid displayed on the right side of the game authoring environment. It displays all the unit/terrain which are chose to put on it. It also demonstrates currently selected tile. It scrolls when the size of the grid exceeds a certain size.
public class LibraryView - GUI components for the library displayed on the left side of the game authoring environment, which contains all instantiated units and terrain. From here, the user can open the Unit/TerrainEditors to edit the units and terrain, as well as select them for placement on the grid.
public class PieceEntry - An HBox containing data for a unit piece. PieceEntries are added to the LibraryView in the game authoring environment.
public class PatchEntry - An HBox containing data for a terrain patch. PatchEntries are added to the LibraryView in the game authoring environment.
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LA DOLCE VITA (1960) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Director: Federico Fellini Writers: Federico Fellini, Ennio Flaiano, Tullio Pinelli, and Brunello Rondi Starring: Marcello Mastroianni, Anita Ekberg, Anouk Aimée, Yvonne Furneaux, Alain Cuny, Annibale Ninichi, Magali Noël, Walter Santesso, Alain Dijon, Lex Barker, Nadia Gray, Polidor, Riccardo Garrone, Valeria Ciangottini, Nico Otzak
I've heard "La Dolce Vita" analyzed every way I think possible by now. As a deep religious metaphor. As an acidic satire on the media. As a portrait of '60s Roman aristocratic nightlife. And it's pretty much all of these things, and not just one of them. It's episodic structure easily makes it seem like it can have many meanings, and any one of these would pretty much work, but while it is episodic in structure, it's held together by one character, and told through his eyes. And it's through his eyes that we get the real reason to watch this film, and the real reason why I consider it to be one of the greatest films of all time.
His name is Marcello Rubini, and he's played by the great Marcello Mastroianni as an extremely cool young man living in Rome and working as an infamous gossip journalist. He drives a convertible, wears black sunglasses, is almost always wearing a suit, and knows everyone in town, in either a good or bad light. When we first see him, he's riding in a helicopter around Rome, following another helicopter that's carrying a statue of Christ to the Pope. But instead of following it more, he and the guys he's with stop for a second to hover around a high-rise building where a couple of women are sunbathing in an attempt to hit on them and maybe get their phone numbers.
This is how "La Dolce Vita" starts, a film directed by Federico Fellini at his own personal directing peak. Following years of simple but totally involving neo-realistic films like "La Strada" and "Nights of Cabiria," he decided to culminate all those old great melodramas into this film, utilizing all his old themes (like that of the ocean and that of the dawn after the night), but really to make his first film that was truly complex. Though his previous films had been ambiguous to a point, "La Dolce Vita" is so open that numerous interpretations (many already mentioned) are possible in the explanation of why this movie was made. He's also been able to extend his filmmaking abitlites to make a film that is at turns hilarious, sad, wild, cathartic, and awe-inspiring, all without ever destroying the depth of the film.
But Fellini was too good a director to limit his films to mere exercises in themes and satire, and all his films, even his more surreal ones, are rooted in emotionally involving protagonists.  In the first scene, we see him between heaven and earth, deciding between following the Christ statue or the girls sunbathing, and throughout the film, Fellini uses similar imagery, of climbing and rising, of shallowness and being fulfilled, to dramatize Marcello's deeply personal connundrum.
The film introduces us to "the sweet life" (to what the title translates) that being the shallow inhabitants of Roman society, especially after dark. The streets are teeming with aristocrats, models, showgirls, second-rate movie stars, homosexuals, nymphomaniacs, and others, all shown in a light that's neither positive nor negative. Fellini's approach wisely never judges them for who or what they are, and the result is they are a seductive group of people. He paints the nightlife as the most alluring entitiy in the entire world, worth giving everything up for just to have a night along with them. This is why it's so seductive to Marcello, who throughout most of the movie plays as a somtimes observer, sometimes partaker.
"La Dolce Vita" unfolds brilliantly. As we get a portrait of "the sweet life" of Rome as a group of people who are forever partying, and perhaps leaving the world doomed to always be in a state of shallow fun, he makes it also deeply personal. Marcello's life slowly unfolds before us, so we learn everything about him. He's not the greatest person in the world: he annoys celebrities with gossip stories (one of the photographers who follows him around is named Paparazzo, the name that coined the infamous term Paparazzi), he's easily seduced by a social beauty named Maddalena (Anouk Aimée) and joins her in the basement of a prostitute's house for some un-seen and assumed sex, and then we discover that he has a fiance at home (Yvonne Furneaux) who's so hung up over Marcello and so tired of his actions that she's suicidal.
The film's sequences (about seven of them, with another 7 shorter sequences between them) build a portrait not only of the world of Rome, but also of Marcello. Each sequence opens his life up more to us, and we see his relationships with people, the way he conducts his job, and his desires which he somtimes wears on his sleeve. In the film's best sequence, a hot American movie star named Sylvia (the tres buxom Anita Ekberg) arrives in town for a movie shoot and interviews, and Marcello makes it his duty to meet her and potentially sweep her off his feet. He makes her aquaintance, dances with her, and proclaims that she's the supreme female of the species. He then follows her as she runs away from her crowd of followers and film personelle, chases her through the streets of Rome as she walks around with a cat on her head, and eventually follows her into the middle of the famous giant fountain that stands in Rome. But as close to her as he gets, he never gets close enough.
In other sequences, he covers a potential sighting of the Virgin Mary by two lying children, goes to a party at the castle of some rich nobilities, and in one of the film's most cathartic sequences, hangs with his father (Annibale Ninichi), taking him to nightclubs and introducing him to a showgirl who's very interested in him, but unfortunately he gets sick before anything can really happen. There are more, but we get into the groove of what the structure of these chief sequences are after awhile: an evening of empty but seductive fun followed by a morning of regrets. However, each sequence is unique and fascinating, and everything rolls into one by the end, not only completing the portrait of Marcello as a tragic figure in cinema as a result of his own deep insecurities and pursuit of happiness in the wrong places.
As this is all going on, the film balances two subplots, one dealing with the aforementioned finace, who obesses over him so much that it's a shame he didn't get rid of her earlier; and the other dealing with a man named Steiner (Alain Cuny), a man whom Marcello idolizes as the man who has everything: a lovely wife, perfect children, a high-rise apartment, lots of friends - everything Marcello, an almost nomad of the night-life scene, doesn't have. But it all turns out to be a web of lies and deceit, perhaps destroying all idealism Marcello will ever have.
"La Dolce Vita" was released in 1960, and when it hit, it was the subject of controversy by almost every major group, not just by those groups concerned with decency in art because of its frank depiction of sexual situations and the luridness of the Roman crowd (there are several "orgies," and they're pretty risqué for back then, but really, Fellini shoots all of them without succumbing to being offensive for offense sake), but also by the Catholic church for its portrait of religious symbols in a negative light (while, ironically, other Catholic priests preached of its goodness - he apparently takes part in all seven of the seven deadly sins, and ends up sad for it, I suppose is the religious take). Nevertheless, "La Dolce Vita" became a huge hit for the year, the fifth biggest of 1960, grossing what would today be about 80 million dollars, creating trends in fashion, including that of Marcello's sunglasses and convertible, and made stars out of Mastroianni and Ekberg, the latter who caused some teenage boys to sneak into the theatres, just to grab some peaks at her massive breasts, which are almost pouring out of her dress from time to time.
But the real reason "La Dolce Vita" works so well is because it's unversal. Fellini didn't limit himself to merely showing Roman culture, and instead showed every kind of culture that acts this way. Without even realizing it, I've easily become sucked into such cultures my entire life: a world of instant, empty highs, only to wake up in the morning, having to deal with what I've taken part of the night before. What I was looking for was happiness, just as Marcello was, and both of us were looking in the wrong places. But "La Dolce Vita" isn't merely a warning film, showing us the consequences of living day-to-day with such a life style; it transcends all that to become a deep human drama, one where we are sucked into the world of the protagonist, and see what we see by where we are in life. I saw one thing in this film; someone else may see something else.
Fellini directs the way he did when he still made his older films - with a visual flair that is simplistic yet hypnotic. His camera movements are incredibly deft, and his handling of sequences, making them each run about 20 minutes long, filled with not much more than lots of conversations and the occasional event (i.e. a striptease populates the middle of the final orgy scene), and if that sounds painful (and to some, it is), you haven't experienced it. Fellini films easily suck viewers into their worlds, and most of the time, we just feel like we're there and are probably have too good a time with these attractive/unattractive people that we don't even mind that as far as plot, very little has happened.
Fellini managed to make everything seem fresh but not cheap. The characters, for example, are always interesting without being totally weird, as they are with some of Fellini's other films, and there are moments that are so cinematic and incredible that it's hard to count them all on one hand. Of who's seen it, who can ever forget: the chase up St. Peter's Dome, the dance scene involving Sylvia and another overbearing actor friend of hers (featuring a rock dance sequence that has got to be one of the most involving scenes ever put on celluloid), the comments by Sylvia's droll and drunk fiance (Lex Barker), the grandfather of the "Madonna children" asking for a drink from the paparazi for a snapshot, the talk with the girl at the cafe, Marcello's distanced talk with his father at dawn, the discussoin scene with Maddalena at the castle party, the third and devastating scene involving Steiner, the most unerotic striptease in film history, and that final scene on the beach which radiates so ambiguously and so beautifully what the final meaning is.
Yet there's something else about this film that really makes it great. I can't even describe it. Maybe it's the free form direction, the characters, the storyline, or even the music by Nino Rota (which switches between poppy, jazzy, or saddening, but always fitting the mood perfectly). Maybe it's the way that the film has a perpetually fresh look, like it hasn't aged a bit and in fact, looks ahead of even this time. Maybe it's the way Fellini makes quick, non-judgmental, and brilliant observations on life that come from experience and told in such a way that they seem just like life. Or maybe it's all of these combined with the way that this film shows us that "The Sweet Life" doesn't really exist, and the pursuit of it will only make us sadder, though curiously rewarded. The world this film depicts is not entirely good for you, and you know it. But you can't help but want to be a part of it.
MY RATING (out of 4): ****
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MECHE 131 - Vehicle Dynamics and Control (3 Units)
(Taken from the UC Berkeley Course Guide)
Course Overview
Summary
Physical understanding of automotive vehicle dynamics including simple lateral, longitudinal and ride quality models. An overview of active safety systems will be introduced including the basic concepts and terminology, the state-of-the-art development, and basic principles of systems such as ABS, traction control, dynamic stability control, and roll stability control. Passive, semi-active and active suspension systems will be analyzed. Concepts of autonomous vehicle technology including drive-by-wire and steer-by-wire systems, adaptive cruise control and lane keeping systems. Design of software control systems for an actual 1/10 scale race vehicle.
Prerequisites
Math 53, 54, Physics 7A-7B. Programming (E7) Ordinary differential equations (Math 1B, Math 54) Elementary linear algebra (M54), and ME 132
Spring only
Topics Covered
At the end of the course the students should be able to:
- Formulate simple but accurate dynamic models for automotive longitudinal, lateral and ride quality analysis.
- Assess the stability of dynamic systems using differential equation theory, apply frequency-response methods to assess system response to external disturbances, sensor noise and parameter variations.

- Follow the literature on these subjects and perform independent design, research and development work in this field.
- Expected to design feedback control systems for an actual 1/010 scaled vehicle platform which will be distributed to every group of two students in the class
- an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering
- an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data
- an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability
- an ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams
- an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems
- an ability to communicate effectively
- a knowledge of contemporary issues
- an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.
Workload
Time Commitment
3 hours of lecture and 1 hour of discussion per week.
UC Berkeley Course Guide


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- Returns a HRF. Defaults are the canonical parameters.
- preturb_canonical(fraction, width, TR, prng=None)
- Add scaled (by <fraction> (0-1)) white noise to a randomly selected
canonical double gamma HRF parameter. Returns a dict of new HRF
parameters, all but the perturbed one match canonical values. It also
returns a numpy RandomState() object.
If a RandomState() was passed via prng it is returned, having been used for
sampling by this function. If <prng> was None or a number, a RandomState()
was created and is (also) now returned.
<width> and <TR> are not used here but are needed for HRF calculations
downstream.
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-Case Project Grid
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A single instance of File System adaptor can have GSA index a single UNC share. DFS is supported.
The Windows account that the adaptor is running under must have sufficient permissions to:
Membership in one of these groups grants a Windows account the sufficient permissions needed by the Adaptor:
Note: it is not sufficient for the user to be member of one of these groups at the domain level. The user must be a member of one of these groups on the local machine that exports the Windows Share. More information in the Microsoft documentation, on the NetShareGetinfo function.
In the GSA's Admin Console, go to Content Sources > Feeds, and scroll down to List of Trusted IP Addresses. Add the IP address for the adaptor to the list.
In the Admin console, go to Content Sources > Web Crawl
> Start and Block URLs, and
scroll down to Follow Patterns.
Add an entry like http://adaptor.example.com:5678/doc/
where adaptor.example.com
is the hostname of the
machine that hosts the adaptor. By default the adaptor runs on port 5678.
adaptor-config.properties
in the
directory that contains the adaptor binary.
Here is an example configuration (bold items are example values to be replaced):
gsa.hostname=yourgsa.hostname.com filesystemadaptor.src=\\\\host\\share
Note: Backslashes are entered as double backslashes. In order to represent a single '\' you need to enter '\\'.
Note: DFS namespaces can be given as filesystemadaptor.src: \\\\host\\dfsnamespace
Note: DFS links can be given as filesystemadaptor.src: \\\\host\\dfsnamespace\\link
Note: UNICODE, as well as non-ASCII, characters can be used in
filesystemadaptor.src. Including these characters will require
the adaptor-config.properties
file to be saved
using UTF-8 encoding.
Note: Multpile file systems may be specified as a semicolon
separated list of paths. The multiple sources may be a combination
of file shares, DFS namespaces, or DFS links. For instance:
filesystemadaptor.src=\\\\host\\share;\\\\host\\dfsnamespace1;
\\\\host\\dfsnamespace2
Consider using property file multi-line value support (using '\'
at end of line to indicate line-continuation) for a more
readable specification of multiple sources.
The delimiter character is configurable (see below) in case your
pathnames actually contain semicolons.
logging.properties
in the same directory
that contains adaptor binary:
.level=INFO handlers=java.util.logging.FileHandler,java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler java.util.logging.FileHandler.formatter=com.google.enterprise.adaptor.CustomFormatter java.util.logging.FileHandler.pattern=logs/adaptor.%g.log java.util.logging.FileHandler.limit=10485760 java.util.logging.FileHandler.count=20 java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler.formatter=com.google.enterprise.adaptor.CustomFormatter
Create a directory named logs
inside same directory that contains
the adaptor binary.
Run the adaptor using a command line like:
java -Djava.util.logging.config.file=logging.properties -jar adaptor-fs-YYYYMMDD-withlib.jar
Example service creation on Windows with prunsrv:
prunsrv install adaptor-fs --StartPath="%CD%" ^ --Classpath=adaptor-fs-YYYYMMDD-withlib.jar ^ --StartMode=jvm --StartClass=com.google.enterprise.adaptor.Daemon ^ --StartMethod=serviceStart --StartParams=com.google.enterprise.adaptor.fs.FsAdaptor ^ --StopMode=jvm --StopClass=com.google.enterprise.adaptor.Daemon ^ --StopMethod=serviceStop --StdOutput=stdout.log --StdError=stderr.log ^ ++JvmOptions=-Djava.util.logging.config.file=logging.properties
Note: By default the File System adaptor service runs using the Windows Local System account. This should be fine in most cases but this can cause issues if access to documents is restricted through Acls. In cases where the File System adaptor service is not able to crawl documents due to Acl restrictions, you would need to specify a user for the File System adaptor service through the Service Control Manager that has sufficient access to crawl the documents.
adaptor-config.properties
fieldsfilesystemadaptor.src.separator
filesystemadaptor.src
property by suppling
a list of UNC sources, separated by the delimiter configured
by filesystemadaptor.src.separator
. The default
separator is ";" (similar to how one would set the PATH or
CLASS_PATH environment variable). However, if your specified
source paths contain semicolons, you can configure a different
delimiter that does not conflict with characters in your paths,
and is not reserved by property file syntax itself.
If the filesystemadaptor.src.separator
is set
to the empty string, then the filesystemadaptor.src
value is considered to be a single pathname.
filesystemadaptor.supportedAccounts
BUILTIN\\Administrators,\\Everyone,BUILTIN\\Users, BUILTIN\\Guest,NT AUTHORITY\\INTERACTIVE, NT AUTHORITY\\Authenticated Users
filesystemadaptor.builtinGroupPrefix
BUILTIN\\
filesystemadaptor.crawlHiddenFiles
hidden
attribute is set.
By default, hidden files are not indexed and the contents of
hidden folders are not indexed. Setting
filesystemadaptor.crawlHiddenFiles
to true
will allow hidden files and folders to be crawled by the Search
Appliance. By default the value is:
false
filesystemadaptor.indexFolders
filesystemadaptor.indexFolders
to true
will allow these generated documents of links to be indexed by the
Search Appliance. The default value is:
false
filesystemadaptor.maxHtmlSize
filesystemadaptor.maxHtmlSize
is:
1000
filesystemadaptor.searchResultsLinkToRepository
true
filesystemadaptor.preserveLastAccessTime
filesystemadaptor.preserveLastAccessTime
property
has three possible values:
ALWAYS
: The adaptor will attempt to preserve the last
access time for all files and folders crawled. The first failure to
do so will force the adaptor to reject all subsequent crawl requests
for the filesystem to prevent altering the last access timestamps
for potentially thousands of files.
IF_ALLOWED
: The adaptor will attempt to preserve the
last access time for all files and folders crawled, even though some
timestamps might not be preserved.
NEVER
: The adaptor will make no attempt to preserve
the last access time for crawled files and folders.
ALWAYS
filesystemadaptor.directoryCacheSize
hidden
attribute is set.
The default maximum cache size is 50,000 entries, which would
typically consume 10-15 megabytes of RAM.
filesystemadaptor.statusUpdateIntervalMinutes
filesystemadaptor.skipShareAccessControl
false
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDate
YYYY-MM-DD
.
Setting filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDate
to
2010-01-01
would only crawl content that has been accessed
since the beginning of 2010.
By default, filtering content based upon last accessed time is disabled.
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDate
or
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDays
may be specified.
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDays
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDate
,
this property can be used to expire previously indexed content if it
has not been accessed in a while.
The expiration window is specified as a positive integer number of days.
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDays
to
365
would only crawl content that has been accessed
in the last year.
By default, filtering content based upon last accessed time is disabled.
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDate
or
filesystemadaptor.lastAccessedDays
may be specified.
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDate
YYYY-MM-DD
.
Setting filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDate
to
2010-01-01
would only crawl content that has been modified
since the beginning of 2010.
By default, filtering content based upon last modified time is disabled.
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDate
or
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDays
may be specified.
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDays
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDate
,
this property can be used to expire previously indexed content if it
has not been modified in a while.
The expiration window is specified as a positive integer number of days.
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDays
to
365
would only crawl content that has been modified
in the last year.
By default, filtering content based upon last modified time is disabled.
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDate
or
filesystemadaptor.lastModifiedDays
may be specified.
adaptor.namespace
server.port
server.dashboardPort
The adaptor attempts to restore the last access date for documents after
it reads the document content during a crawl. In order for the last access
date to be restored back to the original value before the content was read,
the user account that the adaptor is running under needs to have write permission.
If the account has read-only permission and not write permission for documents,
then the last access date for documents will change as the adaptor reads
document content during a crawl.
The adaptor attempts to preserve access control integrity when sending Access Control Lists (ACLs) to the GSA. In general, only users that have access to a file share have access to the files maintained on that share, so the adaptor includes the share's ACL in those sent to the GSA. However, in some configurations, the adaptor may not have sufficient permissions to read the share ACL. In those instances, the broken share ACL will prevent all files maintained on that file share from appearing in search results. The GSA's Index Diagnostics for those will also indicate a broken inheritance chain.
If the share ACL cannot be read by the adaptor, the administrator may
skip the attempt to read the share ACL by setting the
filesystemadaptor.skipShareAccessControl
configuration option
to true
. This feeds a highly permissive share ACL to the
GSA, rather than the actual share ACL.
WARNING: Bypassing the file share access control may be inconsistent with your enterprise security policies. This may allow users that do not have access to the file share to see documents hosted by that file share in search results.
ACLs for documents and folders are read, preserved and pushed to the Google Search Appliance by the File System Adaptor for UNC and DFS UNC paths.
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Examining the Race, Poverty, and Crime Nexus Adding Asian Americans and Biosocial Processes
Ideational Dimensions of the Boko Haram Phenomenon
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Criminal Organizing Applying the Theory of Partial Organization to Four Cases of Organized Crime


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View the console to see what's happening.
The RTCPeerConnection
objects pc1
and pc2
are in global scope, so you can inspect them in the console as well.
For more information about PeerConnection, see Getting Started With WebRTC.
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p5.js Example (height: auto)
This example has iframe style set as:
width: 100%; height: auto; overflow: hidden;The iframe will render at the width of it's parent. The canvas inside will adjust to it's width, and render at it's full height depending on the sketch resolution. (180x120)
Now I can then use a function in JS as follows:
function resize(iframe) { iframe.height = iframe.contentWindow.document.body.scrollHeight + "px"; iframe.contentWindow.addEventListener('resize', () => { iframe.height = iframe.contentWindow.document.body.scrollHeight + "px"; }); }Which will resize the iframe to the rendered height and add an event listener for resize.
p5.js Example (auto-resize)
If I apply the resize function in the iframe's onload event:
<iframe src="simple-life-p5js.html" onload="resize(this);">The initial canvas size is calculated based on the width, and not on the height, so it will render the full canvas and I can resize to the scrollHeight of the body.
In order to do that, inside the embedded src for the iframe I made sure the canvas, html and body have this style:
html, body { width: 100%; padding: 0; margin: 0; } main, .p5Canvas { width: 100% !important; height: 100% !important; display: block; image-rendering: pixelated; // optional but useful }But as you can see by inspecting, the canvas width and height attributes themselves are the ones I actually set in my project (180 x 120), so I know my internal resolution and I can scale my canvas and let the browser do it's thing. (image-rendering: pixelated; works wonders here)
This iframe is now responsive! As well as the document with the canvas inside it! You can try resizing your browser or adjusting the parents width, and it will display correctly.
ebiten Example (height: auto)
When embedding an ebiten project (this one is also 180x120), the iframe's src document has the html and body set to full height, which in turn calculates the width and then sets the canvas size of the iframe to the width of the viewport! Not the width of my project! (returning the outside size in Layout will just move the tiny canvas to the upper left corner)
And because the height is used to initialize the canvas (instead of the width), if I use the resize function, the program will exit with status code 2 as it cannot initialize the canvas with height 0.
In this case I ALWAYS have to know before hand the exact width and height of the project, and even then, I need to calculate the height to preserve display ratio. The canvas width and height attributes need to ALWAYS be the ones defined inside the project width setWindowSize or by the Layout function to avoid surprises. And then scale the canvas appropriately using the canvas style with: width and height both to 100%.
ebiten Example (fixed size)
Of course I can always set the fixed width and height attributes, but then I can't make it responsive. Because the canvas width will scale according to the content, but the height can't. And I always need to know before hand what size the project is, which defeats the purpose in my blog of using Hugo shortcodes to embed projects easily, and does not let the browser do it's job by resizing the canvas itself.
Is there a way or hack to make ebiten projects auto-resize based on content width?
Ebiten Modified Example (solution)
In this example, the iframe has no width or height set, the onload function is called with the parent id and aspect ratio. And looks like this:
function resizeEbiten(iframe, parentId, aspectRatio) { let parent = document.getElementById(parentId); let w = parent.clientWidth; iframe.width = w; iframe.height = w * aspectRatio; iframe.contentWindow.addEventListener('resize', () => { let w = parent.clientWidth; iframe.width = w; iframe.height = w * aspectRatio; }); }This way, as long as you know the aspectRatio the width of the iframe is taken from it's parent and it's height is dynamically calculated based on the aspectRatio.
Try resizing the browser window to see it resize correctly. While maintaining fixes logical screen size


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Setup allows you to enroll yourself in the A2P3 technology research system so you may explore and experience how the A2P3 protocol works.
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1 Then Job answered and said,
2 "No doubt you are the people;
wisdom will die with you.
3 But I have understanding as well as you;
I am not inferior to you.
Indeed, who does not know such things as these?
4 I am something for my neighbor to laugh at—
I, one who called on God and who was answered by him!
I, a just and perfect man—I am now something to laugh at.
5 In the thought of someone who is at ease, there is contempt for misfortune;
he thinks in a way that brings more misfortune to those whose foot is slipping.
6 The tents of robbers prosper,
and those who provoke God feel secure;
their own hands are their gods.
7 But now ask the beasts, and they will teach you;
ask the birds of the heavens, and they will tell you.
8 Or speak to the earth, and it will teach you;
the fish of the sea will declare to you.
9 Which animal among all these does not know
that the hand of Yahweh has done this—given them life—
10 Yahweh, in whose hand is the life of every living thing
and the breath of all mankind?
11 Does not the ear test words
just as the palate tastes its food?
12 With aged men is wisdom;
in length of days is understanding.
13 With God are wisdom and might;
he has good thoughts and understanding.
14 See, he breaks down, and it cannot be built again;
if he imprisons someone, there can be no release.
15 See, if he withholds the waters, they dry up;
and if he sends them out, they overwhelm the land.
16 With him are strength and wisdom;
people who are deceived and the deceiver are both in his power.
17 He leads counselors away barefoot in sorrow;
he turns judges into fools.
18 He takes off the chain of authority from kings;
he wraps a cloth about their waists.
19 He leads priests away barefoot in sorrow
and overthrows mighty people.
20 He removes the speech of people who are trustworthy
and takes away the understanding of the elders.
21 He pours contempt upon princes
and unfastens the belt of strong people.
22 He reveals deep things from darkness
and brings out to light the shadows where dead people are.
23 He makes nations strong, and he also destroys them;
He enlarges nations, and he also leads them along as prisoners.
24 He takes away understanding from the leaders of the people of the earth;
he causes them to wander in a wilderness where there is no path.
25 They grope in the dark without light;
he makes them stagger like a drunk man.


--- layout: post authors: ["Aleksandra Pawlik"] title: "Workshops in Oxford" date: 2015-01-21 time: "09:00:00" tags: ["Workshops"] ---
The Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics at the University of Oxford hosted its first Software Carpentry workshop on 13th and 14th January. Instructor and co-organizer Philip Fowler has blogged about it, and included both photographs and some bubble charts of the feedback he received.
Separately, James Allen has blogged about the first and second days of a separate workshop that he ran at Oxford for people in atmostpheric, oceanic, and planetary physics. This was James' first time teaching for us, and his summary of things that he thinks could be improved includes some ideas that we'll fold back into the main notes.
If you've taught a workshop recently, or been at one, we'd enjoy hearing about your experience. Please send us a pull request, or mail the text of what you'd like to say to Greg Wilson and he'll get it up for you.


Last Black Man In San Francisco star: Gentrification left me isolated in my city
The star and writer of a new film about gentrification has said he never could have imagined how relevant the film would feel around the world.
Jimmie Fails, who devised the film The Last Black Man In San Francisco with his childhood friend and director Joe Talbot, said he was worried the years-long process of making the movie made him fear it would resonate with audiences less.
He told the PA news agency: “I didn’t think it would be as relevant when we finished the movie.
“But as it got longer and longer, we were getting older, it was still happening but do people still really care about talking about it?
“That was always one of my fears and it ended up being perfect timing actually.”
In the film Fails plays a version of himself in a rapidly changing city that seems to have left him behind and Talbot said he was stunned when he set up a Kickstarter to fund it and received support from all over the world from people who identified with the story.
He said: “We started getting emails from people as far as London, we literally got a substantial number of our backers from London and there were people writing saying how much they identified with Jimmy’s character because the same exact thing is happening here.
“That was years ago and that is the sort of tragic thing is the film has become only more universal every year since we began working on it because more places have gone through these changes.
“We are seeing people wrestle with this strange question of if I can’t afford this city that raised me, what do I identify as?
“If we can’t live in San Francisco are we still San Franciscans? It’s a strange feeling.”
Fails added he is one of the last of his friends who is still living in San Francisco as more people move south to Los Angeles where living is cheaper and he said: “Everyone is down there, I am really isolated in the city right now to still be there.”
Talbot said it feels particularly sad to see so many creatives leave San Francisco, the home of the Beats, because of the city’s rich history with poetry and music.
He said: “All the people who made the beautiful music and films came to San Francisco, they are not San Franciscans, they aren’t natives.
“Now no-one is going there going ‘I want to be a poet’.
“That is why the onus is on natives to live at their parents’ house like we did while making the movie, to make art in San Francisco, this place that once welcomed artists.”
The Last Black Man In San Francisco is out now.


SKTextButton
open class SKTextButton : UIButton
SKTextButton
is a subclass of UIButton
that has no background and only a centered text.
-
The attributed title of the button.
Declaration
Swift
public var attributedTitle: NSAttributedString? { get set }
-
Overriding the original method to update the button background when the button is highlighted.
Declaration
Swift
open override var isHighlighted: Bool { get set }
-
Overriding the original method to update the button background when the button is enabled.
Declaration
Swift
open override var isEnabled: Bool { get set }
-
Overriding the original method to update the button background when the button is selected.
Declaration
Swift
open override var isSelected: Bool { get set }
-
init
via code.Declaration
Swift
public override init(frame: CGRect)
-
init
via Ib.Declaration
Swift
public required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
-
Sets the title opacity of a given state.
Declaration
Swift
public func setOpacity(_ opacity: CGFloat, for state: UIControl.State)
Parameters
opacity
The desired opacity.
state
The button state to modify.
-
Checks the title opacity of a given state.
Declaration
Swift
public func getOpacity(for state: UIControl.State) -> CGFloat?
Parameters
state
The button state.
Return Value
The opacity of that state if assigned, otherwise nil.
-
The title opacity of a given state. This does not reflect the opacity assigned to that state, but rather the opacity that will show up, since if no opacity is assigned it fallsback to
.normal
state.Declaration
Swift
public func opacity(for state: UIControl.State) -> CGFloat
Parameters
state
The state of the button.
Return Value
The opacity that will appear given that state.


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active practicing and (self)learning since secondary school !
| C | good |
| C++ | good |
| Haskell | motivated beginner |
| XHTML & CSS | good |
| Objective-C / Cocoa | quite good |
| C# / .NET | quite good |
| SQL | quite good |
Good at modelling/abstractions. Knows UML & MCD.
Free Software advocate, GNU/Linux daily usage/tweaking.
| 2D Games : Puru Puru Digger clone, simplified Guitar Hero, Pudding Monsters clone, Copter... | C++/SFML, Objective-C/Cocoa, C/SDL | in pairs or solo | studies and personal |
| A parser and virtual machine for a simple high-level assembly language, based on the CoreWar programming game | C++ | in pair | associative |
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Curious, very good computer literacy.
Currently in second year of DUT INFO at Bordeaux


OPPO foldable tablet with flexible display renders appear online
by Rei PadlaThis isn’t the first time we’re hearing about a foldable phone from OPPO but we’ve always been curious about how the device will look. Almost a year ago, an OPPO foldable phone patent surfaced and was said to be followed by OnePlus. It was expected to be announced at the MWC 2019 but nothing was introduced. There was no unveiling that happened, at least, not yet because nothing was ready yet. It was only a few months ago when an OPPO foldable phone render showed a pop-up camera.
Today, a new set of image renders have surfaced online, giving us an idea about the possible look. The foldable device is a foldable phone that converts to a foldable tablet. It may possibly rival the Samsung Galaxy Fold and the Huawei Mate X since it appears to be about to be the same size.
OPPO is believed to have filed for a patent for a special mobile device bearing a flexible screen. What’s interesting is that it works first as a foldable tablet. A mobile phone can be inserted so you can have a bigger display.
Don’t be confused here because now it seems the Chinese OEM is working on a new design. OPPO’s foldable innovation shows an alternative that provides access to a bigger screen that is still bendable.
A real folding phone is still far from being perfect but it is a possibility. OEMs just need to find the right solution and build the correct technology. OPPO’s design is different as you can insert a smartphone into a bigger display. The idea is for the phone’s content to be shown on a much larger screen.
The OPPO foldable smartphone may just be one product offering from the company. The new one can also be offered in the near future. If not before year-end, an MWC 2020 announcement may once again be expected.


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Kevin Couture
Graduated in 2018 with BS in CE and CS minor in Mathematics. Currently playing some Dota 2 when I get free time (far a few in between). I am an apprentice at Amazon hired though the Apprenti company. My favorite book right now is the “Black Company” series by Glen Cook.
Travis Cox
Travis Cox’s life philosophy is centered on the principle of accepting challenges, with this he maintains a continuous growth and education. You should be careful asking him "Do you want to... " generally the answer will be yes before you finish the question. As long as it is a genuine challenge.
Roman Gebrehiwot
My name is Roman, this is my first team project. Is not only my first team project but my first game project which I have never played game before except Mario long time ago. I am so happy to work with my team because I learn a lot of things. If you ask me what’s my favorite game, it will be “Heroes-and-monsters” 201 project.
Jane Hur
Jane spent the past 10 years of her career working in nonprofit organizations as a web designer. She got weary of spending hours and hours each day looking for the "perfect photo" so decided to make a career switch and become a dev! Outside of her time at Codefellows, she tries to keep up with her two energetic boys along with her husband, Sam.


Methods
checkAddress(req, res, next)
Check to see if address was provided in req.body
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
formatAddressBalances(req, res, next)
Return balance by ETH address
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
formatTransactions(req, res, next)
Format list of all transactions. Get rid of all duplicates and combine all address transactions into single array.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
(async) getAllAddresses(req, res, next)
Get all addresses from db.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
(async) getTransactions(req, res, next)
Get list of all transactions from db
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
(async) queryForAddressBalance(req, res, next)
Queries etherscan for address balance
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
(async) queryForTransactionList(req, res, next)
Queries etherscan for list of transactions for provided address
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
queryTransactions(req, res, next)
Filter transactions based on provided query. Can combine queries
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
(async) saveAddress(req, res, next)
Saves queried address and balance to mongodb
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |
sendResponse(req, res, next)
Send 200 status and req.data in response
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
req |
Object | Express request object |
res |
Object | Express response object |
next |
function | Express next function |


This template will monitor the following items of a Eocortex (or Macroscop) server:
Service State (Windows Service)
Eocortex version (through the API)
Last recording (by monitoring D:\EocortexArchive\ArchiveLogicDrive.xml, if you have more drives or different drive letters this needs modifying)
Total number of camera’s (through the API)
Number of offline camera’s (through the API)
CPU usage (i raised the default trigger because it’s common for a Eocortex server doing video analytics to have high CPU usage)
It needs two macro’s to be configured on the host:
{$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD} Eocortex password in MD5 hash
{$EOCORTEX_USER} = Eocortex Username
The user doesnt need any specific permissions in Eocortex.
It’s all configured with active checks, so make sure your agent works with the active checks or change it to passive checks.
The agent will connect to localhost; if you have multiple Eocortex servers, just add all servers.
I’m using Zabbix 4.4.4 but there is nothing very specific so it will probably also work on older versions.
ARAS Security B.V.
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
There are no discovery rules in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free disk space on C: (percentage) |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vfs.fs.size[C:,pfree]
Update: 60m
 |
| Total swap space |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.swap.size[,total]
Update: 3600
 |
| Agent ping |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
agent.ping
Update: 1m
 |
| Free swap space |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.swap.size[,free]
Update: 60
 |
| System information |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.uname
Update: 3600
 |
| Eocortex Version |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
web.page.get[<IP_ADDRESS>,/configex?login={$EOCORTEX_USER}&password={$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD}&responsetype=json,8080]
Update: 90m
 |
| Last recording |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vfs.file.time[D:\EocortexArchive\ArchiveLogicDrive.xml,modify]
Update: 1m
 |
| Free memory |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vm.memory.size[free]
Update: 60
 |
| Total memory |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vm.memory.size[total]
Update: 3600
 |
| Eocortex Service |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
service_state[EocortexServer]
Update: 30s
 |
| Average disk write queue length |
Full counter name: PhysicalDisk(_Total) Avg. Disk Write Queue Length
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
perf_counter[\234(_Total)\1404]
Update: 60
 |
| System uptime |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.uptime
Update: 60
 |
| Processor load (5 min average) |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.cpu.load[percpu,avg5]
Update: 60
 |
| Number of camera’s offline |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
web.page.get[localhost,/command?type=getchannelsstates&login={$EOCORTEX_USER}&password={$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD}&responsetype=json,8080]
Update: 1m
 |
| Average disk read queue length |
Full counter name: PhysicalDisk(_Total) Avg. Disk Read Queue Length
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
perf_counter[\234(_Total)\1402]
Update: 60
 |
| Number of camera’s |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
web.page.get[<IP_ADDRESS>,/command?type=getchannelsstates&login={$EOCORTEX_USER}&password={$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD}&responsetype=json,8080]
Update: 60m
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
This template will monitor the following items of a Eocortex (or Macroscop) server:
Service State (Windows Service)
Eocortex version (through the API)
Last recording (by monitoring D:\EocortexArchive\ArchiveLogicDrive.xml, if you have more drives or different drive letters this needs modifying)
Total number of camera’s (through the API)
Number of offline camera’s (through the API)
CPU usage (i raised the default trigger because it’s common for a Eocortex server doing video analytics to have high CPU usage)
It needs two macro’s to be configured on the host:
{$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD} Eocortex password in MD5 hash
{$EOCORTEX_USER} = Eocortex Username
The user doesnt need any specific permissions in Eocortex.
It’s all configured with active checks, so make sure your agent works with the active checks or change it to passive checks.
The agent will connect to localhost; if you have multiple Eocortex servers, just add all servers.
I’m using Zabbix 4.4.4 but there is nothing very specific so it will probably also work on older versions.
ARAS Security B.V.
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
There are no discovery rules in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free swap space |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.swap.size[,free]
Update: 60
 |
| System uptime |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.uptime
Update: 60
 |
| Eocortex Version |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
web.page.get[<IP_ADDRESS>,/configex?login={$EOCORTEX_USER}&password={$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD}&responsetype=json,8080]
Update: 90m
 |
| Free memory |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vm.memory.size[free]
Update: 60
 |
| Total memory |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vm.memory.size[total]
Update: 3600
 |
| Processor load (5 min average) |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.cpu.load[percpu,avg5]
Update: 60
 |
| Eocortex Service |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
service_state[EocortexServer]
Update: 30s
 |
| Number of camera’s |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
web.page.get[<IP_ADDRESS>,/command?type=getchannelsstates&login={$EOCORTEX_USER}&password={$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD}&responsetype=json,8080]
Update: 60m
 |
| System information |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.uname
Update: 3600
 |
| Average disk read queue length |
Full counter name: PhysicalDisk(_Total) Avg. Disk Read Queue Length
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
perf_counter[\234(_Total)\1402]
Update: 60
 |
| Average disk write queue length |
Full counter name: PhysicalDisk(_Total) Avg. Disk Write Queue Length
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
perf_counter[\234(_Total)\1404]
Update: 60
 |
| Last recording |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vfs.file.time[D:\EocortexArchive\ArchiveLogicDrive.xml,modify]
Update: 1m
 |
| Agent ping |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
agent.ping
Update: 1m
 |
| Free disk space on C: (percentage) |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
vfs.fs.size[C:,pfree]
Update: 60m
 |
| Total swap space |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.swap.size[,total]
Update: 3600
 |
| Number of camera’s offline |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
web.page.get[localhost,/command?type=getchannelsstates&login={$EOCORTEX_USER}&password={$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD}&responsetype=json,8080]
Update: 1m
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
This template will monitor the following items of a Eocortex (or Macroscop) server:
Service State (Windows Service)
Eocortex version (through the API)
Last recording (by monitoring D:\EocortexArchive\ArchiveLogicDrive.xml, if you have more drives or different drive letters this needs modifying)
Total number of camera’s (through the API)
Number of offline camera’s (through the API)
CPU usage (i raised the default trigger because it’s common for a Eocortex server doing video analytics to have high CPU usage)
It needs two macro’s to be configured on the host:
{$EOCORTEX_PASSWORD} Eocortex password in MD5 hash
{$EOCORTEX_USER} = Eocortex Username
The user doesnt need any specific permissions in Eocortex.
It’s all configured with active checks, so make sure your agent works with the active checks or change it to passive checks.
The agent will connect to localhost; if you have multiple Eocortex servers, just add all servers.
I’m using Zabbix 4.4.4 but there is nothing very specific so it will probably also work on older versions.
ARAS Security B.V.
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
There are no discovery rules in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free swap space |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
system.swap.size[,free]
Update: 60
 |
| System uptime |
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What became known as the Union Street fire was a nearly 12-hour battle by first responders with the scorching blaze. It left nearly 40 university students displaced, eight responders injured and six businesses defaced. Though first responders evacuated the area relatively quickly with little to no harm, the fire was not declared fully extinguished until almost 3:30 p.m.
The Union Street fire tested the Athens Fire Department and surrounding departments' capabilities, stretching staff and resources to their limits. The incident drew attention to the local department, which continues to be understaffed and underfunded, and the extreme risk to life and property should a similar event happen again.
Photo courtesy of Todd Spires
Todd Spires, a now 30-year employee of the Athens Fire Department, helps extinguish the 2014 Union Street fire, which encompassed five buildings. The fire damaged six businesses and displaced nearly 40 university students. Nov. 16, 2014
In addition to responding to fire and fire risks, the department responds to emergency calls and water rescues, engages in fire prevention education, helps inspect local businesses and maintains stations and equipment. With more than 6,400 households, 1,000 businesses and 24,000 residents within the Athens departments' range, according to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau data, such responsibilities are no small feat for the 23-person staff.
However, within the cramped yet cozy stations resides a group of men dedicated to the community and each other.
Todd Spires, one of the firefighters who helped extinguish the Union Street blaze, has worked with AFD for 30 years. Originally from Lancaster, he said he applied for the job because of the excellent benefits and pension. This helped care for the family he started at age 18 with his high school girlfriend, now wife. However, he has found a second family within the department.
"I spend more time with these guys than I do my wife," Spires said.
When the men aren't responding to calls in the city or performing other required tasks, they do all the things one might expect in a second home. They clean the space they take pride in and sit around the community table talking about their wives and kids.
Some can be found watching the news on the flat screen in the living area while some of the newer academy graduates pour over maps of the city and university sprawled out on a table, memorizing every street in preparation for their exam.
The firefighters of Athens meet the demands of their job with commitment, but it is an occupation with an increasingly heavy burden.
Short staffing
AFD currently has two stations: the headquarters at Station 1 on Columbus Road and Station 2 on Richland Avenue. A minimum of two firefighters staff each station at one time, allowing the department to meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards requiring two firefighters to enter a structure while two stand by outside when responding to a call.
When a call warrants a greater response team, other local fire departments send supporting staff and equipment. AFD has mutual aid agreements with every fire department in Athens County, allowing the department to receive assistance from nearby departments when needed and vice versa. The department gave or received 74 mutual aid responses in 2021, according to the 2021 annual report.
Despite the mutual aid agreement, it takes time for off-duty staff and other departments to respond to a situation, Athens Fire Chief Robert Rymer said. Rymer, an Athens native, has worked at the department for over 29 years, serving as chief since March 2014, and has been dealing with short-staffing ever since.
"If you don't see any big pillars of smoke, we're doing it right," Rymer said. "Knock on wood, we've been lucky enough that nobody has died in the fires, whether it's us or civilians. But it's difficult."
Spires echoed Rymer's sentiment, saying the small team is responsible for all aspects of rescue, whereas larger departments normally have specially trained teams. A few firefighters who are first on the scene may be responsible for three roles at once.
“It's unsafe. We've been super fortunate that nobody has gotten hurt really bad. I think we tried to use caution, but you know, when there's flames shooting out a window or something like that, you just do what you got to do.”-Todd Spires
While AFD's staffing may not have changed since the '70s and '80s, its coverage certainly has, Rymer said. Call volume has nearly tripled since 1993 and building space has increased from 10 million square feet to 22.2 million square feet today.
Photo by Sophia Young
An american flag made of fire hoses hangs in Athens Fire Department Station 1 on Columbus Ave. Dec. 1, 2022
As a result of the short-staffing, many Athens firefighters often work overtime. Spires said that one employee worked over 1,000 hours of overtime in 2022 and some worked multiple overtime shifts per pay period.
The department also handles tasks like checking all fire hydrants in the city and making sure businesses have adequate exit signs, fire extinguishers and more. Rymer explained firefighters test their own equipment, including 14,000 feet of hose from the trucks.
Rymer explained one of his men said he was concerned about getting all of the fire hydrants tested last year. After returning to the station one day, he said, "every time we go hook up to a hydrant, we start flowing water, boom, we get called out to an alarm … we have to shut the hydrant back down."
Rymer said in an ideal situation, he would have 10 people on duty per day with a full roster of close to 45 firefighters. However, those numbers nearly double his current staff. He said he also hopes to one day hire someone in a designated inspector position who would be able to help complete inspections without being called off.
Despite being stretched thin on resources, the department and firefighters still engage with the community through fire safety education and outreach. In late fall, men from both stations drove their massive red engines to meet a class of giggling young children at Blooming View Montessori Academy and talk about their jobs and what to do in case of a fire.
Tyler Wilson, a new probationary firefighter who graduated from the Ohio Fire Academy at the end of October, dressed in full gear boots-to-helmet gear in front of the class while Spires talked about equipment and fire safety practices.

Ohio University Calls
Another Friday night means another fire alarm set off in a freshman dorm.
With Ohio University comprising both a large portion of the population and buildings in Athens, a significant percentage of calls to the fire department originate from university property.
A 1996 study of the department by Fitzpatrick and Associates found 27.5% of calls were to the university. According to the 2021 annual department report, that number has grown to 34%, and Rymer attributed 40% of calls over the past five years to the university.
“We get that misconception– people say, 'Oh, it's a false alarm. Well, yes and no. It depends on what you call a false alarm. Most of the time, it is a detector activation due to a reason.”-Fire Chief Robert Rymer
Various stimuli can set off alarms on campus with common ones, particularly in residence halls, being aerosol hair products, burnt food in a microwave, vaping or smoking and more. While a visible fire or immediate danger may not be present, the alarm is still triggered, signaling a response. Rymer said the age of the alarm systems in several older buildings on campus can contribute to more frequent alarms, though in recent years, some have been replaced.
When students are in Athens, some months average at least one call to campus per day. In September of 2017, a peak of 78 alarms went off in campus buildings, triggering AFD response.
Several of the firefighters routinely joke about what sets off the alarms in dorms on campus. Around 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights they expect, like clockwork, to visit a South Green dorm due to an alarm triggered by hairspray or heat tools like curling irons or straighteners as students get ready to go out. With every incoming freshman class, there is the inevitable microwave macaroni burnt because no water was added.
"I had one kid, it was his room (that triggered an alarm), standing there, and I said, 'how did you think that macaroni was going to cook?" Spires said.
Jokes aside, regardless of the cause or immediate danger, AFD responds to every university call in minutes as if there could be a real emergency.

The 2021 annual report referenced a 1997 staffing study recommending 24 firefighters respond to a dorm fire. The National Fire Protection Association standards recommend 15 firefighters on the scene in the first eight minutes of any two-story residential fire.
Since most students are not local taxpayers, little funding comes from a population heavily relying on the department. To help bridge the gap and expand the department's capabilities, Rymer, in collaboration with the OU Student Senate, introduced the idea of a $50 fire safety fee for students in early 2022, according to a previous Post report.
The proposal was postponed due to an overhaul of the student senate in the early spring, but Rymer and the new senate are working to reintroduce the proposal in hopes of getting it approved in time for the 2023-24 school year.
A survey conducted in 1997 found 49 of 50 students polled to be supportive of the idea of a fire safety fee, while a similar poll in 2017 found 26 of 30 in favor, according to a previous Post report. Should OU approve the fee, it would be the first university in the northwestern territory to do so.
If 20,000 students were to pay a student fee for two semesters, generating $2 million, Rymer said he would be able to increase staffing by 10 personnel as well as introduce more fire safety education for new students to help reduce the number of runs caused by things like burnt macaroni.
Outdated Station
As the 45,600-pound trucks pull out of the station to respond to a call, AFD's headquarters groans under pressure, pushing backward on the stilts holding it to the hill on Columbus Road. Built in 1965, the concrete base building has sustained cracks and wear over its 57-year lifespan.
In 2021, an independent engineer's report assessed the HQ station on Columbus Road, recommending almost $50,000 in repairs to keep the building operational and total station replacement urgently in the next two to three years, according to the 2021 annual report. The station also underwent significant structural repairs in 2005 and 2008, costing more than half a million dollars.
Rymer presented these findings to the Athens City Council, eventually securing funding for the emergency repairs and urging along the process of relocating and rebuilding the station.
Photo courtesy of Athens Fire Department
Repairs are being made to the foundation of Athens Fire Department Headquarters, originally built in 1965. Over $500,000 of repairs have been made to the station since 2005.
In May 2022, Athens voters passed a levy proposing a 0.1% tax increase to fund the construction of a new fire HQ. Design plans were approved in the summer. The Council also approved the issuance of bonds up to $9 million to fund the project.
The current HQ is 9,500 square feet, while the new station located off Stimson Avenue with all of its capacity upgrades will be 26,000 square feet.
"We've got trucks just jammed in everywhere, there are equipment trailers and stuff packed underneath, storage buildings for more equipment," Rymer said. "We've grown out of this place. It was fine in 1965 when they built it, when they had two to three trucks here. We've expanded."
In addition to increased space, the new station will offer features adhering to modern-day safety standards to protect the firefighters who are often exposed to harmful fumes from both fires and exhaust from heavy machinery. Some training exercises will also be performed on-site rather than at an off-site location.
The new HQ, designed in the Georgian architectural style similar to the university, will be located just off the end of Stimson Avenue, near the roundabout, providing easier access to campus and more commercial areas on East State Street. Rymer said the estimated completion date is June 2024.


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At Boston's JFK/UMass station, two branches of the Red line converge. An inbound train might appear on either platform. Soon before a train arrives, a light and bell announces the platform, and the waiting passengers scurry to obey.
This app restores an illusion of agency by letting you know, long before the bell sounds, where the train will appear.
I pray the that the ritual of bell and train was not crafted long ago to appease some long-forgotten evil, for I, like Prometheus, have presumed to share with mere mortals the very Knowledge which the gods so jealously guard.
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Man Utd set to DEMAND €30m to allow loanee to seal permanent exit
by Ron CarneMan Utd have reportedly put a €30m price-tag on Alexis Sanchez in order for Inter or any other club to sign him next summer.
The 30-year-old joined the Nerazzurri on a season-long loan deal this past summer, but he has been limited to just four appearances so far this season.
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With injury ruling him out of the last five Serie A games, it remains to be seen whether or not he does enough when he returns to earn a permanent switch to Italy, having bagged one goal and an assist in four appearances for Antonio Conte’s side so far this year.
It’s going to cost the Serie A giants though if they wish to sign Sanchez outright, as Calciomercato report that Man Utd have put a valuation in place of €30m for the forward.
Given his struggles at Old Trafford prior to his temporary return to Italy, that seems quite a hefty price-tag, and so it could be enough to put teams interested in him off from trying to bolster their attacking options with the former Arsenal, Barcelona and Udinese star.
However, the report adds that Inter are convinced over signing him permanently if he is able to show his quality when he returns from his injury, and so time will tell if they are prepared to splash out €30m or will try to negotiate with United in the coming months.
It will surely be vital that Man Utd get that kind of money for Sanchez though, as having left themselves short up front after also allowing Romelu Lukaku to leave this past summer, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will arguably use any funds raised to sign a replacement to bolster his attacking options.
The Red Devils have managed just 16 goals in 12 Premier League games so far this season, and with an over-reliance on the likes of Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial, they will surely need to reinvest that money into a new striker next year.


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