Unforgettable (1995) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
UNFORGETTABLE isn't. Although I was tempted to leave those two lines as the whole review, I will tell you more. Last year, usually excellent director John Dahl (THE LAST SEDUCTION and RED ROCK WEST) made a film about memory transferal. I did not see the film when it came out, unless I saw it and forgot it, but it is now available on pay per view where I think I saw it for the first time.
UNFORGETTABLE is a confused film that can't figure out what it wants to be. Sometimes the script by Bill Geddie thinks it wants to be a thriller, but other times it tries to be sci-fi flick. At its worst, it descends into a picture with horror show overtones.
The film opens with a gory crime scene. A local drugstore has been held up, and the killer has left bodies strewn everywhere. Medical examiner Dr. David Krane (Ray Liotta) arrives on the scene and finds a matchbook twisted in an obscure manner.
It seems that Dr. Krane was arrested years earlier for the murder of his wife. He got off at the trial on a technicality, but continues to claim he was innocent. At his wife's crime scene there was a similarly twisted matchbook so he becomes convinced that the two crimes are related. Detective Don Bresler (Peter Coyote) shows up and tells him to give it a rest since the matchbook proves nothing. All of the cops still think he did it.
One evening Dr. Krane goes to a medical society dinner where researcher Dr. Martha Briggs (Linda Fiorentino) is speaking. She tells of her experiments with mice where she can use certain bodily fluids to transfer memory from one mouse to another. Dr. Krane gets the idea he can use some of his wife's fluid conveniently stored in the morgue and transfer her memory to his and thereby find out the identity of her killer.
He does the transfer of her fluid as well as the fluid of one of the victim's of the drugstore crime. Each time, we have a horror movie sequence where he relives the crimes from the victim's eyes and body, and each time it weakens Dr. Krane's heart.
Will he die before finding out the killer? How many people's memory will he have to transfer to his before he can solve the mystery? And then there is the biggest question of all, since he has all of these memories firing up in his brain together, how can he keep them all straight? Yes, this is a movie that taxes your ability to suspend disbelief. It over taxed mine.
The single good line in the show occurs when Dr. Krane first tells Dr. Briggs that he has stolen and used her medicine, and it works on humans. She lectures him about how she does not yet understand the side-effects even on mice.
If you manage to stay awake, you can solve the mystery in the first fifteen minutes of the show. They might as well have hung a sign around the guy that did it.
The acting is pretty shallow all-around. Ray Liotta does a by-the-numbers rendition of the devil's got my body routine. Peter Coyote barely moves a muscle in most of his scenes. Saddest of all is explosive actress Linda Fiorentino who has a meaningless part that doesn't give her a single decent line. What a waste. If you want to see her acting ability, rent THE LAST SEDUCTION where she should have at least been nominated for an Academy Award. Since THE LAST SEDUCTION was shown first, albeit briefly, on a cable channel, it was ruled ineligible for nomination.
Actually UNFORGETTABLE plays like a TV movie. Although it is kind of fun watching the mystery play out, my favorite part was the chemistry between the two doctors. It was not much, but in a lightweight show like this, you enjoy what you can.
The standard thriller music by Christopher Young has the obligatory long violin notes to help put you in the mood. Sad to say, there isn't much more than mood.
UNFORGETTABLE runs too long at 1:57 for such a transparent mystery. It is rated R for language and violence. Teenagers not prone to nightmares should be able to handle it, but I don't see why they'd bother. I give it a thumbs down and award it * 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: October 19, 1996
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Visible text insertion marker for pyglet.text.layout.IncrementalTextLayout.
The caret is drawn as a single vertical bar at the document position on a text layout object. If mark is not None, it gives the unmoving end of the current text selection. The visible text selection on the layout is updated along with mark and position.
By default the layout's graphics batch is used, so the caret does not need to be drawn explicitly. Even if a different graphics batch is supplied, the caret will be correctly positioned and clipped within the layout.
Updates to the document (and so the layout) are automatically propogated to the caret.
The caret object can be pushed onto a window event handler stack with
Window.push_handlers
. The caret will respond correctly to keyboard,
text, mouse and activation events, including double- and triple-clicks.
If the text layout is being used alongside other graphical widgets, a
GUI toolkit will be needed to delegate keyboard and mouse events to the
appropriate widget. pyglet does not provide such a toolkit at this stage.
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layout,
batch=None,
color=( 0, 0, 0) )
Create a caret for a layout.
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Remove the caret from its batch.
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get_style(self,
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Get the document's named style at the caret's current position.
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set_style(self,
attributes)
Set the document style at the caret's current position.
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move_to_point(self,
x,
y)
Move the caret close to the given window coordinate.
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x,
y)
Move the caret close to the given window coordinate while
maintaining the mark.
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x,
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Select the word at the given window coordinate.
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Select the paragraph at the given window coordinate.
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text)
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motion,
select=False)
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_text_motion event.
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motion)
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_text_motion_select event.
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x,
y,
scroll_x,
scroll_y)
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_mouse_scroll event.
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x,
y,
button,
modifiers)
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_mouse_press event.
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x,
y,
dx,
dy,
buttons,
modifiers)
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_mouse_drag event.
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Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_activate event.
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Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_deactivate event.
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visible
Caret visibility.
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Caret color.
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position
Position of caret within document.
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mark
Position of immovable end of text selection within
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Index of line containing the caret's position.
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Blink period, in seconds.
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Pixels to scroll viewport per mouse scroll wheel movement.
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0,
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Create a caret for a layout.
By default the layout's batch is used, so the caret does not need to be drawn explicitly.
Remove the caret from its batch.
Also disconnects the caret from further layout events.
Get the document's named style at the caret's current position.
If there is a text selection and the style varies over the selection, pyglet.text.document.STYLE_INDETERMINATE is returned.
Set the document style at the caret's current position.
If there is a text selection the style is modified immediately. Otherwise, the next text that is entered before the position is modified will take on the given style.
Move the caret close to the given window coordinate.
The mark will be reset to None.
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_text event.
Caret keyboard handlers assume the layout always has keyboard focus. GUI toolkits should filter keyboard and text events by widget focus before invoking this handler.
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_text_motion event.
Caret keyboard handlers assume the layout always has keyboard focus. GUI toolkits should filter keyboard and text events by widget focus before invoking this handler.
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_text_motion_select event.
Caret keyboard handlers assume the layout always has keyboard focus. GUI toolkits should filter keyboard and text events by widget focus before invoking this handler.
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_mouse_scroll event.
Mouse handlers do not check the bounds of the coordinates: GUI toolkits should filter events that do not intersect the layout before invoking this handler.
The layout viewport is scrolled by SCROLL_INCREMENT pixels per "click".
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_mouse_press event.
Mouse handlers do not check the bounds of the coordinates: GUI toolkits should filter events that do not intersect the layout before invoking this handler.
This handler keeps track of the number of mouse presses within a short span of time and uses this to reconstruct double- and triple-click events for selecting words and paragraphs. This technique is not suitable when a GUI toolkit is in use, as the active widget must also be tracked. Do not use this mouse handler if a GUI toolkit is being used.
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_mouse_drag event.
Mouse handlers do not check the bounds of the coordinates: GUI toolkits should filter events that do not intersect the layout before invoking this handler.
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_activate event.
The caret is hidden when the window is not active.
Handler for the pyglet.window.Window.on_deactivate event.
The caret is hidden when the window is not active.
Caret visibility.
The caret may be hidden despite this property due to the periodic blinking or by on_deactivate if the event handler is attached to a window.
Caret color.
The default caret color is [0, 0, 0] (black). Each RGB color component is in the range 0 to 255.
Position of immovable end of text selection within document.
An interactive text selection is determined by its immovable end (the caret's position when a mouse drag begins) and the caret's position, which moves interactively by mouse and keyboard input.
This property is None when there is no selection.
Index of line containing the caret's position.
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Hosting HoloJs in a Win32 C++ application
After following the steps outlined bellow, you will have a Win32 application that is executing a 3D application written in JavaScript and WebGL.Requirements:
- Visual Studio 2017 with C++ development components installed
- Visual Studio Code for debugging your JavaScript
Steps:
- In Visual Studio, create a new C++ console application:
- Add the HoloJs Nuget package. Since its a pre-release package, make sure to check the "Include
prerelease" checkbox when searching.
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In the source file that contains your main function, add these headers:
#include "holojs/holojs.h"
#include <memory>
#include <Windows.h>
using namespace std;
using namespace HoloJs;
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Replace the main function body with these lines:
// Instantiate the HoloJs object
shared_ptr<IHoloJsScriptHost> scriptHost(CreateHoloJsScriptHost(), &DeleteHoloJsScriptHost);
// Create a default configuration
auto configuration = HoloJs::ViewConfiguration();
scriptHost->initialize(configuration);
// Run the app; this method returns when the user closes the window on desktop or
// switches away from the app on VR and HoloLens.
scriptHost->startUri(L"http://holojs.azurewebsites.net/v7/vr-cubes.xrs");
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Press F5 to run.
 Enable debugging in HoloJs by adding this line of code before you start the script app:
scriptHost->enableDebugger();Note: With the debugger enabled, the script app will not start until a debugger attaches. The window will appear hung until then. - Start Visual Studio Code and open the folder where the scripts are located
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Create a debug configuration
- Go to the debugger panel (Ctrl + Shift + D)
- Add a new debug configuration
Pick "node.js" from the options list
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Add the following to the launch.json file:
{
"type": "node",
"request": "attach",
"name": "Attach",
"port": 9229,
"protocol": "inspector"
}
- This debug configuration is now saved in .vscode/launch.json and it will work every time you open this folder in Visual Studio Code.
Note: The list of scripts running can be found in the debug panel, under "Loaded scripts"


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frescalo.Rd
A function for using Frescalo (Hill, 2011), a tool for analysing occurrence data when
recording effort is not known. This function returns the output from Frescalo to the
R session and saves it to the path specified by sinkdir
. By setting
plot_fres
to TRUE
maps of the results will also be saved. Plotting the
returned object gives a useful summary.
frescalo(Data, frespath, time_periods, site_col, sp_col, year_col = NULL, start_col = NULL, end_col = NULL, species_to_include = NULL, sinkdir = NULL, plot_fres = FALSE, Fres_weights = "LCGB", non_benchmark_sp = NULL, fres_site_filter = NULL, phi = 0.74, alpha = 0.27, trend_option = "arithmetic", NYears = 10, ignore.ireland = F, ignore.channelislands = F)
| Data | A dataframe object. This should consist of rows of observations and columns indicating the species and location as well as either the year of the observation or columns specifying the start and end dates of the observation. It is important that date columns are in a date format. |
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| frespath | the path to the frescalo .exe file. This can be downloaded from http://www.brc.ac.uk/biblio/frescalo-computer-program-analyse-your-biological-records. It is currently only available for Windows. The directory where the .exe is saved should be writeable. |
| time_periods | A dataframe object with two columns. The first column contains the start year of each time period and the second column contains the end year of each time period. Time periods should not overlap. |
| site_col | The name of the site column in |
| sp_col | The name of the species column in |
| year_col | The name of the year column in |
| start_col | The name of the start date column in |
| end_col | The name of the end date column in |
| species_to_include | Optionally a character vector listing the names of species to be used. Species not in your list are ignored. This is useful if you are only interested in a subset of species. |
| sinkdir | String giving the output directory for results |
| plot_fres | Logical, if |
| Fres_weights | 'LC*' specifies a weights files based on landcover data. The suffix specifies the extend ('LCUK', 'LCNI' or 'LCGB'). 'VP' uses a weights file based on vascular plant data for the UK , both are included in the package. Alternativly a custom weights file can be given as a data.frame. This must have three columns: target cell, neighbour cell, weight. Default is 'LCGB' |
| non_benchmark_sp | a character vector, giving the names of species not to be
used as benchmarks in Frescalo. Default is |
| fres_site_filter | Optionally a character vector giving
the names of sites to be used in the trend analysis. Sites not include in this
list are not used for estimating TFactors. Default is |
| phi | Target frequency of frequency-weighted mean frequency. Default is 0.74 as in
Hill (2011). If set to |
| alpha | the proportion of the expected number of species in a cell to be treated as benchmarks. Default is 0.27 as in Hill (2011). This is limited to 0.08 to 0.50. |
| trend_option | Set the method by which you wish to calculate percentage change. This can currently
be set to either |
| NYears | The number of years over which you want the percentage change to be calculated (i.e. 10 gives a decadal change). Default = 10 |
| ignore.ireland | Logical, if |
| ignore.channelislands | Logical, if |
Results are saved to file and most are returned in a list to R.
The list object returned is comprised of the following:
This list of file paths provides the locations of the raw data files for $log, $stat, $freq and $trend, in that order
This dataframe provides the list of time factors for each species
Species
Name of speciesTime
Time period, specified as a class (e.g. 1970); times need not be numeric and are indexed as character stringsTFactor
Time factor, the estimated relative frequency of species at the timeSt_Dev
Standard deviation of the time factor, given that spt (defined below) is a weighted sum of binomial variatesX
Number of occurrences of species at the time periodXspt
Number of occurrences, given reduced weight of locations having very low sampling effortXest
Estimated number of occurrences; this should be equal to spt if the algorithm has convergedN>0.00
Number of locations with non-zero probability of the species occurringN>0.98
Number of locations for which the probability of occurrence was estimated as greater than 0.98Location report
Location
Name of location; in this case locations are hectads of the GB National Grid Loc_no
Numbering (added) of locations in alphanumeric order No_spp
Number of species at that location; the actual number which may be zero Phi_in
Initial value of phi, the frequency-weighted mean frequency Alpha
Sampling effort multiplier (to achieve standard value of phi) Wgt_n2
effective number N2 for the neighbourhood weights; this is small if there are few floristically similar hectads close to the target hectad. It is (sum weights)^2 / (sum weights^2) Phi_out
Value of phi after rescaling; constant, if the algorithm has convergedSpnum_in
Sum of neighbourhood frequencies before rescalingSpnum_out
Estimated species richness, i.e. sum of neighbourhood frequencies after rescalingIter
Number of iterations for algorithm to convergeListing of rescaled species frequencies
Location
Name of locationSpecies
Name of speciesPres
Record of species in location (1 = recorded, 0 = not recorded)Freq
Frequency of species in neighbourhood of locationFreq_1
Estimated probabilty of occurrence, i.e. frequency of species after rescalingSD_Frq1
Standard error of Freq_1, calculated on the assumption that Freq is a binomial variate with standard error sqrt(Freq*(1-Freq)/ Wgt_n2), where Wgt_n2 is as defined for samples.txt in section (b)Rank
Rank of frequency in neighbourhood of locationRank_1
Rescaled rank, defined as Rank/Estimated species richnessThis records all the output sent to the console when running frescalo
The results of linear modelling of TFactors
SPECIES
Name of species used internally by frescaloNAME
Name of species as appears in raw datab
The slope of the modela
The interceptb_std_err
Standard error of the slopeb_tval
t-value for a test of significance of the slopeb_pval
p-value for a test of significance of the slopea_std_err
Standard error of the intercepta_tval
t-value for a test of significance of the intercepta_pval
p-value for a test of significance of the interceptadj_r2
Rescaled rank, defined as Rank/Estimated species richnessr2
t-value for a test of significance of the interceptF_val
F-value of the modelF_num_df
Degrees of freedom of the modelF_den_df
Denominator degrees of freedom from the F-statisticYmin
The earliest year in the datasetYmax
The latest year in the datasetchange_...
The percentage change dependent on the values given to trend_option
and NYears
.Z_VAL
Z-value for the significance test of the trendSIG_95
A logical statement indicating if the trend is significant (TRUE) or non-significant (FALSE)Hill, Mark. Local frequency as a key to interpreting species occurrence data when recording effort is not known. 2011. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 3 (1), 195-205.
# NOT RUN { # Load data data(unicorns) # Run frescalo (data is save to the working directory as sinkdir is not given) fres_out <- frescalo(Data = unicorns, time_periods = data.frame(start=c(1980,1990),end=c(1989,1999)), site_col = 'hectad', sp_col = 'CONCEPT', start_col = 'TO_STARTDATE', end_col = 'Date') # }


Unlimited games. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=160 White=155
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
It is rare to double with two checkers on the bar, but this is an exception.
Red’s strong home board is a long-term asset and his position is volatile enough to warrant a double. If Red rolls an ace his position becomes very strong.
Meanwhile, White has plenty of ways to win and he has the ace-point anchor for long-term equity.
Not doubling this position is a blunder but being scared into a drop is a 2.5 blunder! Clear double, clear take.
Red’s strong home board is a long-term asset and his position is volatile enough to warrant a double. If Red rolls an ace his position becomes very strong.
Meanwhile, White has plenty of ways to win and he has the ace-point anchor for long-term equity.
Not doubling this position is a blunder but being scared into a drop is a 2.5 blunder! Clear double, clear take.
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Present to you the low poly city block with four buildings, soccer stadium and three low poly cars. The 3D model was created in modern style with acute forms and has level of detail like a real city block. The 3D Asset consists of the buildings in bright colors and soccer stadium. Also in the low poly city block included the platform, potted flowers, trash cans, street lamps, trees.., as a scene environment. The model comes in a range of formats that will easily import to all major 3D software packages.
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2. Click Database -> Config -> Variables -> Options and check the box that allows variables to be used in events
3. Click Tools -> Options -> Data and check the box that says "Display id next to data name"
4. In your events, create an "Execute Script" event command.
5. In the "Script" tab, click "Call Event Command" and put in the name of the event you want to call.
6. In the "Property" field, create open and closed curly braces "{}", and put whatever arguments specified by each event command in between the braces. Example:
{ var1: "TargetItem", weaponList: [0,1,2,3], itemList: [0,1,2,3], selfSwitch: "A" }
5. If you are using an event command that uses Original Data, go to that tab and set whatever fields that are being used.
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| Item List Select | Select from a user-defined list of items. | None | var1, weaponList, itemList |
| Convoy Item Select | Select an item from the convoy. | None | var1 |
| Unit Item Select | Select an item from a unit you specify. | Unit | var1 |
| Skill List Select | Select from a user-defined list of skills. | None | var1, skillList |
| Unit Skill Select | Select a skill from a unit you specify. | Unit | var1 |
| Class List Select | Select from a user-defined list of classes. | None | var1, classList |
| Unit List Select | Select from a user-defined list of player units. | None | var1, unitList |
| State List Select | Select from a user-defined list of states. | None | var1, stateList |
String. When the player makes a selection, the selection's ID is stored in the variable whose name you specify here. This property is required for all selector events. Using an ID variable is recommended
String. When the player makes a selection, the selection's position on the list is stored in the variable whose name you specify here. This property is optional for all selector events and currently does not do anything useful.
String or Number. If the player cancels out the list selection, the self switch you specify will be turned on. If you don't see this argument, then the player cannot cancel out of the window.
Array. Defines a list of weapons that will be included in this list. Make sure you did step 3 of "How To Use" so you can know the IDs of each weapon.
Array. Defines a list of items that will be included in this list. Make sure you did step 3 of "How To Use" so you can know the IDs of each item.
Array. Defines a list of units that will be included in this list. Make sure you did step 3 of "How To Use" so you can know the IDs of each unit.
Array. Defines a list of classes that will be included in this list. Make sure you did step 3 of "How To Use" so you can know the IDs of each class.
Array. Defines a list of skills that will be included in this list. Make sure you did step 3 of "How To Use" so you can know the IDs of each skill.
Array. Defines a list of states that will be included in this list. Make sure you did step 3 of "How To Use" so you can know the IDs of each state.


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What is the Category-Partition Method?
As a tester, the number of tests that can be performed depends on a set of conditions and parameters of a function.
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THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME
A film review by Michael Dequina
Copyright 1996 Michael Dequina
(G) **** (out of ****)
Last summer, Disney made a bold move by tinkering with its tried-and-true formula for kid-friendly animated features and releasing the underrated, surprisingly serious and more adult-oriented Pocahontas. Believe it or not, Disney has made an even bolder move with its ambitious 34th full-length animated feature, The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Startlingly adult and with an oppressive dark tone, Hunchback is also quite simply the most brilliant and poignant animated feature to come from Disney since 1991's Oscar-nominated Beauty and the Beast.
This adaptation of Victor Hugo's classic novel tells the tale of Quasimodo (voice of Tom Hulce), the deformed bell-ringer of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris. Locked in the bell tower since his youth by the cruel Minister of Justice Frollo (Tony Jay), Quasimodo yearns to be "out there" among the people. He gets his chance during a town festival and instantly falls in love with sultry gypsy dancer Esmeralda (Demi Moore), who befriends the lonely Quasimodo but becomes enamored with the gallant captain of the guard Phoebus (Kevin Kline).
Sounds like typical Disney fodder--an outcast hero, a beautiful heroine (who's also an outcast), a truly hissable villain, and much romantic longing and angst. But Hunchback is the most atypical of all Disney animated features. Bravely, wisely, directors Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise (who also did Beauty) and screenwriters Tab Murphy, Irene Mecchi, Bob Tzudiker, Noni White, and Jonathan Roberts, while adding a dollop of humor in the form of three wisecracking gargoyle companions (voiced by Jason Alexander, Charles Kimbrough, and the late Mary Wickes), have not extensively sugarcoated Hugo's dark tale. The result is shocking--and incredibly potent. Right in the prologue, we see Frollo murder Quasimodo's mother and attempt to drown the infant Quasimodo in a well; from then on, the audience becomes witness to the unspeakable abuse Quasimodo receives, from the townspeople, who crown him king of the festival only to mock him; to more from the embodiment of cruelty that is Frollo, who continuously belittles his appearance and his worth as a person--in song, no less. What makes it all the more heartbreaking is that Quasimodo sings along with him. For all the lighthearted moments--and, unlike in the nearly totally straight Pocahontas, there are quite a few--there's no escaping the atmosphere of dread and sadness, from the intricately detailed, cold, imposing walls of Notre Dame and the shadows that engulf each corridor to the always sad, often crying face of Quasimodo and the ominous music.
Alan Menken's score is definitely his most daring for an animated feature, adopting an appropriate Gothic sound full minor chords and choirs chanting in Latin. Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz also push the envelope in terms of subject matter, too: in the eerie dirge "Hellfire," the pious Frollo expounds on his hypocritical, consuming lust for Esmeralda--"Hellfire/Dark fire/The fire in my skin/This burning/Desire/Is turning me to sin." Not exactly kids' stuff; in fact, you'd be pretty hard-pressed to find a song that children will find especially singable. The two lighthearted tunes, including a comic showcase for the gargoyles called "A Guy Like You," aren't nearly as catchy and infectious as an "Under the Sea" or "Be Our Guest." But there are a couple of gems here--namely, the two central ballads: the traditional protagonist "I Want" song, "Out There"; and Esmeralda's haunting prayer "God Help the Outcasts," definitely the most spiritual and transendent tune to emerge from an animated feature. More than any other Disney animated feature, Hunchback lends itself to a second life as a Broadway show; the opening number, "The Bells of Notre Dame," isn't so much a song as it is a group of sung recitative lines, a writing technique commonly found on the stage.
Hunchback is also the most visually stunning animated feature to come from Disney or anywhere else. The exterior walls of the cathedral are rendered in such intricate detail, as are the legendary bells, and the faces are extraordinarly expressive. There are more than a few knockout sequences visually, the most memorable being the "God Help the Outcasts" number, in which Esmeralda walks through the cathedral, lit only by candles and, ultimately, light shining through a colorful, astonishingly detailed stained glass window; and Quasimodo's daring rescue of Esmeralda. Trousdale and Wise have said that they tried to take animation to visual lengths never attempted; they certainly succeeded in that respect.
Hunchback's all-around success also extends to the voice casting. Hulce brings great vulnerability and gentleness in speaking and singing Quasimodo, firmly establishing this "monster"'s humanity. Moore imbues Esmeralda with her characteristic sexual bravado and insouciance; it's amazing how much the character resembles Moore, both physically and spiritually. Kline makes Phoebus a charming, likable lug by giving him an appealing sense of self-effacing humor, and Kimbrough, Wickes, and especially Alexander hit the right comic notes as the gargoyles. The breakout star in the piece, however, is Jay, whose deep, Brit-inflected tones just ooze menace and evil, making Frollo perhaps the most despicable villain in Disney history.
Hunchback's darkness will, in all likelihood, prevent it from receiving Lion King-size grosses, but don't be surprised if it just happens to win an Oscar nomination for Best Picture next year. It is much more than just a moving, emotionally resonant cartoon--it is a moving, emotionally resonant motion picture, period.
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This is not advice. The picks are from some research that I have been doing. I want to get really good at this. I want to have a record of the picks and you can be my witness. Earlier in my research I found numerous "Homeruns" stocks that were priced as low as $5 and ran as high as $40. My most recent experience was TKAT. I panic sold when it dropped 5% only for it to rise $26 more afterwards. Below I will show my Portfolio list and tell which stocks that I will keep long term (possibly forever), short term (up to a month) and daily/weekly picks. There will be more picks to come. Now let's get to it.
HOME 33.08
This is my pick of the day. It has to the potential to have a good gain short or
long term. In a years time it has increased from $2 to $33 and I am expecting it
set another 52 week high this week. It has been a consistent gainer over the year
so with that being said it could go south real fast.
1. GME 199.00
2. RBLX 70.10
3. DSP 52.00
4. CPNG 45.02
5. HOME 33.15
6. ZIM 28.70
7. AMC 13.59
8. SNCA 1.64
9. JUVAF 0.86
This is my portfolio as of 3-21-2021. My long term picks are GME, RBLX, CPNG and AMC.
My short term is HOME and the others are daily/weekly with ZIM having the most potential.
There are a few long term investments such as VZIO and SEMR that are coming later this week
that I may add if the IPO is right. The the last two long term stocks that I planned to add for the first half
the year will be APP and COIN. Then after 6 months I will reassess and make a decision on whether I should
keep them all or sell and replace. GME so far has been my biggest earner.
1. OTCM 40.00
2. TSLX 22.31
3. GTY 28.69
4. JEF 33.74
These are my picks for Monday 3-21-2021. The research tells that the above stocks have the
have the potential to grow at a fast pace and then decline just as fast so I will have to set a
stop loss point. My favorite of the four is JEF.
1. BCRX 13.24
2. PCRX 70.06
3. SPRB 17.45
4. PRQR 5.64
5. DVAX 10.03
6. KNSA 20.14
7. AXTI 13.11
The above stocks should increase over the week and could later become a pick. There are
some events that are coming up that could increase their values. I'm kind of
excited to see the outcome. They are all nice in their own way but PCRX and BCRX are my
favorites out of this bunch.
1. MNKKQ 0.36
2. LPTX 2.46
The above stocks are stocks are my long shots. I'm hoping to buy cheap and they blow up
one day. I have my eyes on some others but as of now I'm going with these.
As for my daily stock, I have a few sites that I watch to keep track of the stocks that are rising at a fast or decent pace and the increase is constent or consistent and I jump on it and "ride it 'til the wheels fall off". It's been a lot of times where I was looking too long and and miss the ride. This week I will try to do a much better on that and I will keep you posted on what those picks were and if it a good or bad experience.


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FooAn inner class in the first module
Referencing self as Foo or Foo.Foo, parent as
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Thanks for submitting the feature request. I actually consider this to be a bug in iTunes (why should the behaviour of "playpause" be different to "play" and "pause"?). Nevertheless, I agree that implementing the workaround that you propose shouldn't be too hard to do, and that it would best be an option in the advanced preferences. In the meantime if you want to file a bug report with Apple to encourage them to make the iTunes behaviour more consistent, send them feedback:
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Oh, and the other thing I forgot to mention: if you want to take a peek at Synergy Advance you'll see that it allows you to define separate hot keys for "Play/Pause" and "Play" and "Pause". It's not exactly the solution you're asking for (mostly because you can't set the same hot key combination for both "Play" and "Pause"), but it is another way of working around the problem.
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Ok, I've now implemented this option. Adding the fixed-in-prerelease keyword.
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0.4 is now out. Full announcement here:
https://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/synergy_advance_8.php
Marking as FIXED/CLOSED.
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I work day to day at the intersection of astronomy and computer science to support the science operations of the Hubble Space Telescope and the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope. My primary responsibility is to lead the Data Analysis Team of the Science Software Branch to ensure the astronomical community has the tools they need to get high-quality science from their observations.
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has a 5 year nominal mission, which mandates that the user community be able to perform robust scientific analysis and visualization from the very first day of operations. The JWST DA Toolkit is an evolving collection of stand-alone tools, algorithms, and libraries pertinent to JWST data and astronomical data analysis. Though the full-suite of tools will be even richer at launch, already included are spectral and image viewers, tools for general linked-dataset analysis, and libraries for photometry, spectroscopy, and image manipulation.
The Cosmic Origins Spectrograph (COS) is an astronomical spectrograph that operates in the Far-Ultraviolet (FUV) regime. The primary science objectives of the mission are the study of the origins of large scale structure in the Universe, the formation and evolution of galaxies, the origin of stellar and planetary systems, and the cold interstellar medium. While working on the COS instrument team, I wrote data monitor codebases, and developed new calibrations like flat-fields and extraction algorithms.
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' date: '2007-12-03 23:22:19 +0100' date_gmt: '2007-12-03 21:22:19 +0100' categories: - Brussels - General - Music tags: - Music - Brussels - culture ---During the last week or so, I’ve heard three good concerts here in Belgium: first The Chemical Brothers in Antwerp, then SoundCheck at Beurskafee in Brussels, and finally Meshell Ndegeocello in Leuven. Some weeks ago, Bobo Stenson Trio played in St Truiden (too bad I missed that).
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I’ve been reading a bit about the Axum project from Microsoft, and I’m finding it pretty interesting. I’m just skimming the surface and to be honest I can’t say I understand much yet, but hopefully I’ll be able to play with it some more and get a better idea of its capabilities.
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Bahunya is a CSS framework (like Bootstrap) with no classes. This means that as
long as you write semantically correct HTML and include the minified (10kb) version of this framework,
your website will look like this! Just include the following in your
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.rawgit.com/kimeiga/bahunya/css/bahunya-0.1.3.css"/>
Bahunya will work out of the box on HTML5 compliant websites, but can be easily customized with custom CSS and CSS classes.
To use a hamburger menu navbar, or activate syntax highlighting, head to Installation.
To customize colors and fonts, head to Customization.
Follow along the source code of this page! Press ctrl shift i on Windows to open Devtools on Chromium browsers.
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Bahunya uses Shevy to create and maintain vertical rhythm throughout the webpage for opimum aesthetics and legibility, and create a modular typographic scale for the headings.
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What is Travis? Is this a person? Why is everyone talking about Travis???
Have you ever heard someone say that they used Travis to test their package? Who is this amazing code guru?!
Turns out Travis is not a person after all, although there is a pretty awesome mascot that looks like a person.
Check here if you want to know more about why Travis is called Travis
This was actually a company in Berlin, Germany that was founded in 2001 that was recently acquired by Idera.

Travis-CI can directly link to github - thus it can also deliver or deploy websites of your code through github/github pages. We will talk more about that later.
https://blog.travis-ci.com/2019-05-30-setting-up-a-ci-cd-process-on-github
Yes, Travis CI works on private and public projects!
We will show you how to add Travis CI to a repo without a package.
If you have a package look at one of these other tutorials: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/tutorial/ https://github.com/lcolladotor/r-travis https://github.com/craigcitro/r-travis/wiki https://neuroconductor.org/tutorials/getting_ready_for_submission
Adding Travis CI to a package can be a tad easier/faster with the right tools.
Commit and push to github!!
Manually add a field called “Remotes” specifying where the package is on github
Commit and push all your changes!
Your website URL is the one listed in your github settings
For more info check here.
You can also create only the DESCRIPTION file manually, then use the usethis package to create yml files for travis and github pages
library(usethis) usethis::use_readme_rmd() # if you only have an README.md file # this will also add the travis badge # make sure you update the .md and .Rmd files! usethis::use_travis() # this will create the .travis.yml file # this will also pull up https://travis-ci.org to allow you activate this repo easily usethis::use_pkgdown() # this will create .Rbuildignore and _pkdown.yml files
The wikipedia page has additional information on Travis CI in general.
This link will tell you more about how Travis CI works.
Remember you can use the usethis package to easily use pkgdown and travis for a package. This did not work as easily in our case as we were adding Travis CI and pkgdown to repos without a package. Here is a great tutorial.
Here is a list of common build problems.


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