BIGRestfulObject Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | EKManagedMappingProtocol NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | BIGRestfulObject.h |
+ BIG_setBackgroundOperationQueue:
required method
Sets the NSOperationQueue to be used for async operations.
+ (void)BIG_setBackgroundOperationQueue:(NSOperationQueue *)operationQueue
Parameters
operationQueue |
The operation queue. |
|---|
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_BackgroundQueue
required method
Gets the instance of the operation queue that will be used for async operations.
+ (NSOperationQueue *)BIG_BackgroundQueue
Return Value
An instance of NSOperationQueue.
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_setHTTPSessionManager:
required method
Sets the HTTP session manager.
+ (void)BIG_setHTTPSessionManager:(AFHTTPSessionManager *)httpSessionManager
Parameters
httpSessionManager |
A session manager instance. |
|---|
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_HTTPSessionManager
required method
Gets the HTTP session manager instance.
+ (AFHTTPSessionManager *)BIG_HTTPSessionManager
Return Value
A session manager instance.
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_rootResponseElement
required method
The root response element, if any.
+ (NSString *)BIG_rootResponseElement
Return Value
The root response element, or nil.
Discussion
This methos is intended to be overridden.
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_RESTPath
required method
The server’s REST path for the instance type.
+ (NSString *)BIG_RESTPath
Return Value
A string representing the server’s REST path.
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_getRemoteEntitiesWithCompletion:
required method
Gets all entities from the RESTPath endpoint.
+ (void)BIG_getRemoteEntitiesWithCompletion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
completion |
An optional completion block to be executed upon completion. |
|---|
Discussion
Once this call is complete, the retrieved objects will be serialized and stored in the persistent store.
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_getRemoteEntityWithID:withCompletion:
required method
Gets a specific entity with an identifier, then serializes the response into CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_getRemoteEntityWithID:(NSString *)identifier withCompletion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
identifier |
The identifier (_id) of the entity. |
|---|---|
completion |
A block to be executed when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_createRemoteEntity:withCompletion:
required method
+ (void)BIG_createRemoteEntity:(NSDictionary *)entityRepresentation withCompletion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
+ BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:withCompletion:
required method
Deletes the entities from the server.
+ (void)BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:(NSArray *)entities withCompletion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entities |
An array of NSManagedObject subclasses to delete. |
|---|---|
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_updateRemoteEntity:withCompletion:
required method
Updates the entity, then serializes the response into CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_updateRemoteEntity:(id)entity withCompletion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entity |
The entity with updated values to be PUT. |
|---|---|
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
– BIG_updateRemoteWithCompletion:
required method
Updates the remote instance.
- (void)BIG_updateRemoteWithCompletion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
completion |
A completion block to be executed on completion, or nil. |
|---|
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_createRemoteEntity:atPath:completion:
required method
Creates a remnote entity at the specific path.
+ (void)BIG_createRemoteEntity:(NSDictionary *)entityRepresentation atPath:(NSString *)path completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entityRepresentation |
A disctionary representation of the entity. |
|---|---|
path |
The server’s REST path to use when creating the object. |
completion |
A completion block to be executed on completion, or nil. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_createRemoteEntities:atPath:parameters:completion:
required method
Creates a collection of entities at a specific path, then serializes the response to CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_createRemoteEntities:(NSArray *)requestDictionaries atPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
requestDictionaries |
An array of NSDictionary object representations. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to POST the entities to. |
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_createRemoteEntities:atPath:parameters:progress:completion:
required method
Creates a collection of entities at a specific path, then serializes the response to CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_createRemoteEntities:(NSArray *)requestDictionaries atPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params progress:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)progress completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
requestDictionaries |
An array of NSDictionary object representations. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to POST the entities to. |
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
progress |
A progress block to be run when each operation completes. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_createRemoteEntities:atPath:parameters:queue:progress:completion:
required method
Create multiple remote entities using an array
+ (void)BIG_createRemoteEntities:(NSArray *)requestDictionaries atPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params queue:(NSOperationQueue *)operationQueue progress:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)progress completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
requestDictionaries |
An array of dictionaries representing objects to be created. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to POST the entities to. |
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
operationQueue |
The operation queue to be used. |
progress |
A progress block to be run when each operation completes. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_deleteRemoteEntity:completion:
required method
Deletes a single entity.
+ (void)BIG_deleteRemoteEntity:(NSManagedObject *)entity completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entity |
The entity to delete. |
|---|---|
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:atPath:parameters:completion:
required method
Deletes a collection of entities at a specific path, then serializes the response to CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:(NSArray *)entities atPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
path |
The path to DELETE the entities from. |
|---|---|
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
requestDictionaries |
An array of NSManagedObject subclasses to delete. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:atPath:parameters:progress:completion:
required method
Deletes a collection of entities at a specific path, then then removes the entities from CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:(NSArray *)entities atPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params progress:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)progress completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entities |
An array of NSManagedObject subclasses to delete. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to DELETE the entities from. |
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
progress |
A progress block to be run when each operation completes. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:atPath:parameters:queue:progress:completion:
required method
Deletes a collection of entities at a specific path, then then removes the entities from CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_deleteRemoteEntities:(NSArray *)entities atPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params queue:(NSOperationQueue *)operationQueue progress:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)progress completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entities |
An array of NSManagedObject subclasses to delete. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to DELETE the entities from. |
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
operationQueue |
The operation queue to be used. |
progress |
A progress block to be run when each operation completes. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_getRemoteEntitiesAtPath:parameters:rootResponseElement:completion:
required method
Gets a collection of entities at a specific path, then serializes the response to CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_getRemoteEntitiesAtPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params rootResponseElement:(NSString *)rootElement completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
path |
The path to GET the entities from. |
|---|---|
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
rootResponseElement |
The root element from which to extract the response or nil. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_getRemoteEntityAtPath:withID:parameters:completion:
required method
Gets a single entity at a specific path, then serializes the response to CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_getRemoteEntityAtPath:(NSString *)path withID:(NSString *)identifier parameters:(NSDictionary *)params completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
path |
The path to GET the entity from. |
|---|---|
identifier |
The identifier (_id) of the entity to GET. |
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_getRemoteEntityAtPath:parameters:rootResponseElement:completion:
required method
Gets a single entity at a specific path, then serializes the response to CoreData.
+ (void)BIG_getRemoteEntityAtPath:(NSString *)path parameters:(NSDictionary *)params rootResponseElement:(NSString *)rootElement completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
path |
The path to GET the entity from. |
|---|---|
params |
Parameters to send along with the request. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
rootResponseElement |
The root element from which to extract the response or nil. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_updateRemoteEntity:atPath:completion:
required method
Updates the supplied entity at a specific path.
+ (void)BIG_updateRemoteEntity:(NSManagedObject *)entity atPath:(NSString *)path completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entity |
The entity with updated values to be PUT. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to PUT the entities to. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h
+ BIG_updateRemoteEntity:atPath:withID:withParameters:completion:
required method
Updated the remote entity.
+ (void)BIG_updateRemoteEntity:(NSManagedObject *)entity atPath:(NSString *)path withID:(id)uniqueID withParameters:(NSDictionary *)parameters completion:(BIGRestCompletionBlock)completion
Parameters
entity |
The entity to update. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to PUT the entities to. |
uniqueID |
A unique ID to be used when updating the entity. |
parameters |
A dictionary of query parameters to be sent with the request. |
completion |
A completion block to be run when the transaction completes. |
Declared In
BIGRestfulObject.h


A virtual private network (VPN) is a type of private interconnected network. VPNs use an encrypted tunnel within another network. They're typically deployed to connect two or more trusted private networks to one another over an untrusted network (typically the public Internet). Traffic is encrypted while traveling over the untrusted network to prevent eavesdropping or other attacks.
For the healthcare provider in our scenario, VPNs can enable health professionals to share sensitive information between locations. For example, say a patient requires surgery at a specialist facility. The surgical team needs to be able to see the details of the patient's medical history. This medical data is stored on a system in Azure. A VPN that connects the facility to Azure allows the surgical team to securely access this information.
A VPN gateway is a type of Virtual Network Gateway. VPN gateways are deployed in Azure virtual networks and enable the following connectivity:
All transferred data is encrypted in a private tunnel as it crosses the internet. You can deploy only one VPN gateway in each virtual network, but you can use one gateway to connect to multiple locations, including other Azure virtual networks or on-premises datacenters.
When you deploy a VPN gateway, you specify the VPN type: either policy-based or route-based. The main difference of these two types of VPNs is how traffic to be encrypted is specified
Policy-based VPN gateways specify statically the IP address of packets that should be encrypted through each tunnel. This type of device evaluates every data packet against those sets of IP addresses to choose the tunnel where that packet is going to be sent through. Key features of policy-based VPN gateways in Azure include:
If defining which IP addresses are behind each tunnel is too cumbersome, route-based gateways can be used. With route-based gateways, IPSec tunnels are modeled as a network interface or VTI (virtual tunnel interface). IP routing (static routes or dynamic routing protocols) decide across which one of these tunnel interfaces to send each packet. Route-based VPNs are the preferred connection method for on-premises devices, since they are more resilient to topology changes such as the creation of new subnets, for example. Use a route-based VPN gateway if you need any of the following types of connectivity:
Key features of route-based VPNs gateways in Azure include:
Both types of VPN gateways (route-based and policy-based) in Azure use pre-shared key as the only method of authentication. Both types also rely on Internet Key Exchange (IKE) in either version 1 or version 2 and Internet Protocol Security (IPSec). IKE is used to set up a security association (an agreement of the encryption) between two endpoints. This association is then passed to the IPSec suite, which encrypts and decrypts data packets encapsulated in the VPN tunnel.
The capabilities of your VPN gateway are determined by the SKU or size that you deploy. This table shows the main capabilities of each available SKU:
Basic VPN Gateway should only be used for Dev/Test workloads. In addition, it is unsupported to migrate from Basic to any VpnGw#/Az sku at a later time without having to remove the gateway and redeploy.
Before you can deploy a VPN gateway, you'll need some Azure and on-premises resources.
You'll need these Azure resources before you can deploy an operational VPN gateway:
Virtual network. Deploy an Azure virtual network with enough address space for the additional subnet that you'll need for the VPN gateway. The address space for this virtual network must not overlap with the on-premises network that you'll be connecting to. Remember that you can deploy only one VPN gateway within a virtual network.
GatewaySubnet. Deploy a subnet called GatewaySubnet
for the VPN gateway. Use at least a /27 address mask to make sure you have enough IP addresses in the subnet for future growth. You can't use this subnet for any other services.
Public IP address. Create a Basic-SKU dynamic public IP address if using a non-zone-aware gateway. This address provides a public-routable IP address as the target for your on-premises VPN device. This IP address is dynamic, but it won't change unless you delete and re-create the VPN gateway.
Local network gateway. Create a local network gateway to define the on-premises network's configuration: where the VPN gateway will connect and what it will connect to. This configuration includes the on-premises VPN device's public IPv4 address and the on-premises routable networks. This information is used by the VPN gateway to route packets that are destined for on-premises networks through the IPSec tunnel.
Virtual network gateway. Create the virtual network gateway to route traffic between the virtual network and the on-premises datacenter or other virtual networks. The virtual network gateway can be either a VPN or ExpressRoute gateway, but this module deals only with VPN virtual network gateways.
Connection. Create a Connection resource to create a logical connection between the VPN gateway and the local network gateway.
You can create multiple connections.
The following diagram shows this combination of resources and their relationships to help you better understand what's required to deploy a VPN gateway:
To connect your datacenter to a VPN gateway, you'll need these on-premises resources:
There are several ways to ensure you have a fault-tolerant configuration.
By default, VPN gateways are deployed as two instances in an active/standby configuration, even if you only see one VPN gateway resource in Azure. When planned maintenance or unplanned disruption affects the active instance, the standby instance automatically assumes responsibility for connections without any user intervention. Connections are interrupted during this failover, but they're typically restored within a few seconds for planned maintenance and within 90 seconds for unplanned disruptions.
With the introduction of support for the BGP routing protocol, you can also deploy VPN gateways in an active/active configuration. In this configuration, you assign a unique public IP address to each instance. You then create separate tunnels from the on-premises device to each IP address. You can extend the high availability by deploying an additional VPN device on-premises.
Another high availability option is to configure a VPN gateway as a secure failover path for ExpressRoute connections. ExpressRoute circuits have resiliency built in but aren't immune to physical problems that affect the cables delivering connectivity or outages affecting the complete ExpressRoute location. In high availability scenarios, where there's risk associated with an outage of an ExpressRoute circuit, you can also provision a VPN gateway which uses the internet as an alternative method of connectivity, thus ensuring there's always a connection to the Azure virtual networks.
In regions that support availability zones, VPN and ExpressRoute gateways can be deployed in a zone-redundant configuration. This brings resiliency, scalability, and higher availability to virtual network gateways. Deploying gateways in Azure Availability Zones physically and logically separates gateways within a region, while protecting your on-premises network connectivity to Azure from zone-level failures. These require different gateway SKUs and leverage Standard public IP addresses instead of Basic public IP addresses.


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family_of_curves
(curve_type
, get_info
, *varargin
)
Provides curve specific computations like number of curve parameters,
boundaries, log likelihood, etc. Only supports 'horz_indpnt' natively.
Arguments:
- curve_type: Family of curves, string, e.g. 'horz_indpnt'
- get_info: Cues for specific information / computation, string, e.g.
'get_nParams'
- varargin: Is either empty or has arguments depending on the computation
Returns the output of all computations.


Signing and Verifying Containers¶
Singularity 3.0 introduces the abilities to create and manage PGP keys and use them to sign and verify containers. This provides a trusted method for Singularity users to share containers. It ensures a bit-for-bit reproduction of the original container as the author intended it.
Verifying containers from the Container Library¶
The verify
command will allow you to verify that a container has been
signed using a PGP key. To use this feature with images that you pull from the
container library, you must first generate an access token to the Sylabs Cloud.
If you don’t already have a valid access token, follow these steps:
Go to : https://cloud.sylabs.io/
Click “Sign in to Sylabs” and follow the sign in steps.
Click on your login id (same and updated button as the Sign in one).
Select “Access Tokens” from the drop down menu.
Click the “Manage my API tokens” button from the “Account Management” page.
Click “Create”.
Click “Copy token to Clipboard” from the “New API Token” page.
Paste the token string into your
~/.singularity/sylabs-token
file.
Now you can verify containers that you pull from the library, ensuring they are bit-for-bit reproductions of the original image.
$ singularity pull library://alpine
$ singularity verify alpine_latest.sif
Verifying image: alpine_latest.sif
Data integrity checked, authentic and signed by:
Sylabs Admin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>KeyID 51BE5020C508C7E9
In this example you can see that Sylabs Admin has signed the container.
Signing your own containers¶
Generating and managing PGP keys¶
To sign your own containers you first need to generate one or more keys.
If you attempt to sign a container before you have generated any keys,
Singularity will guide you through the interactive process of creating a new
key. Or you can use the newpair
subcommand in the key
command group
like so:.
$ singularity key newpair
Enter your name (e.g., John Doe) : Dave Godlove
Enter your email address (e.g<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Enter optional comment (e.g., development keys) : demo
Generating Entity and OpenPGP Key Pair... Done
Enter encryption passphrase :
The list
subcommand will show you all of the keys you have created or saved
locally.`
$ singularity key list
Public key listing (/home/david/.singularity/sypgp/pgp-public):
0) U: Dave Godlove (demo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>C: 2018-10-08 15:25:30 -0400 EDT
F: 135E426D67D8416DE1D6AC7FFED5BBA38EE0DC4A
L: 4096
--------
In the output above, the letters stand for the following:
U: User
C: Creation date and time
F: Fingerprint
L: Key length
After generating your key you can optionally push it to the Keystore using the fingerprint like so:
$ singularity key push 135E426D67D8416DE1D6AC7FFED5BBA38EE0DC4A
public key `135E426D67D8416DE1D6AC7FFED5BBA38EE0DC4A` pushed to server successfully
This will allow others to verify images that you have signed.
If you delete your local public PGP key, you can always locate and download it again like so.
$ singularity key search Godlove
Search results for 'Godlove'
Type bits/keyID Date User ID
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pub 4096R/8EE0DC4A 2018-10-08 Dave Godlove (demo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$ singularity key pull 8EE0DC4A
1 key(s) fetched and stored in local cache /home/david/.singularity/sypgp/pgp-public
But note that this only restores the public key (used for verifying) to your local machine and does not restore the private key (used for signing).
Searching for keys¶
Singularity allows you to search the keystore for public keys. You can search for names,
emails, and fingerprints (key IDs). When searching for a fingerprint, you need to use 0x
before the fingerprint, check the example:
# search for key ID:
$ singularity key search 0x8883491F4268F173C6E5DC49EDECE4F3F38D871E
# search for the sort ID:
$ singularity key search 0xF38D871E
# search for user:
$ singularity key search Godlove
# search for email:
$ singularity key search @gmail.com
Signing and validating your own containers¶
Now that you have a key generated, you can use it to sign images like so:
$ singularity sign my_container.sif
Signing image: my_container.sif
Enter key passphrase:
Signature created and applied to my_container.sif
Because your public PGP key is saved locally you can verify the image without needing to contact the Keystore.
$ singularity verify my_container.sif
Verifying image: my_container.sif
Data integrity checked, authentic and signed by:
Dave Godlove (demo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>KeyID FED5BBA38EE0DC4A
If you’ve pushed your key to the Keystore you can also verify this image in the
absence of a local key. To demonstrate this, first delete your local keys, and
then try to use the verify
command again.
$ rm ~/.singularity/sypgp/*
$ singularity verify my_container.sif
Verifying image: my_container.sif
INFO: key missing, searching key server for KeyID: FED5BBA38EE0DC4A...
INFO: key retreived successfully!
Store new public key 135E426D67D8416DE1D6AC7FFED5BBA38EE0DC4A? [Y/n] y
Data integrity checked, authentic and signed by:
Dave Godlove (demo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>KeyID FED5BBA38EE0DC4A
Answering yes at the interactive prompt will store the Public key locally so you will not have to contact the Keystore again the next time you verify your container.


Welcome to Django Stories’s documentation!
This app is designed to be flexible to configure, but still simple to
the writers and editors.
Design Goals
- Reduced dependencies: Checks for optional packages and only creates the
fields if they are there.
- Rich content embedding from GUI: For embedded content, the markup language’s
GUI can do everything it needs.
- Flexible dependencies: Can pick from several applications that provide
similar service, for example django-staff vs. User, massmedia vs. photologue
Features
- Revision tracking: Keeps track of saved versions and allows a user to
revert to a previous version.
- Related items: Can set any configured item to be related to the story.
These are for Photos, Videos, other stories, etc.
- Quick Edit: Several fields can be changed in the list view including
Headline, Subheadline, Teaser, Kicker and Published Status. A form is used
and can be overridden by your project to include what ever fields you want.
- Optional 404 supressing: Sometimes you may have to take down content.
You can now return a page with an explanation instead of returning a 404 error.


Help Menu
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As a Student Coordinator, I manage the events mainly and give directions to mentors for organizing events and how can we make our platform more scalable.


LIFE (Universal) Starring: Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Obba Babatunde, Nick Cassavetes, Bokeem Woodbine, Ned Beatty. Screenplay: Robert Ramsey and Matthew Stone. Producers: Brian Grazer and Eddie Murphy. Director: Ted Demme. MPAA Rating: R (profanity, adult themes, violence) Running Time: 108 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
LIFE is funny sometimes...just not as often as you might expect. Universal is promoting LIFE just the way you'd expect it to promote a film starring Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence -- as a raucous comedy with plenty of the insult humor, attitude and gay-baiting their target audience has come to expect. The funny thing is -- or isn't, as the case may be -- that LIFE is actually an attempt by the two comedians to grow up a little. Anyone expecting to see Eddie and Martin doing their version of STIR CRAZY is bound to be somewhat surprised to find Eddie and Martin doing their version of THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.
It's a commendable effort by two performers best known for more simple-minded material; it's just not a very successful one. The principal action begins in 1932, where two different men find themselves in similar trouble. Small-time hustler Ray Gibson (Eddie Murphy) is in trouble with Harlem crime boss Spanky (Rick James) for running numbers in his territory; mild-mannered Claude Banks (Martin Lawrence) is in trouble with Spanky for being short on the bill in Spanky's club. To save both their skins, Ray offers to bring Spanky a shipment of bootleg liquor from Mississippi, with Claude as his partner. Unfortunately, things go from bad to worse down South, where Ray and Claude are convicted for a murder they didn't commit and end up sentenced to life in the Mississippi State Prison.
Once the narrative gets to the prison setting (which takes around 30 minutes), the story predictably involves the new city-slicker inmates learning the hard facts about their new milieu -- when not to back-talk the bossman (Nick Cassavetes); when to turn over your cornbread to the largest land mammal on two legs (Michael "Bear" Taliferro); why prison makes strange bedfellows (literally). The pacing may be a bit pokey, but it still looks and smells like a mass-market comedy for a while. That's before screenwriters Robert Ramsey and Matthew Stone and director Ted Demme start taking some intriguing detours. In one scene, Ray begins describing the nightclub he dreams of starting one day, momentarily taking his fellow inmates somewhere wonderful; in another, a gay inmate (Miguel A. Nunez Jr.) about to be released is treated with sympathy and a bit of dignity. As LIFE unfolds, it starts to feel surprisingly ambitious, not at all like a whoop-it-up crowd-pleaser.
As admirable as LIFE's reach may be, however, it generally exceeds its grasp. While it lays out the sub-plots and advancing years like an epic in the making, the film-makers never appear entirely committed to making a film that could alienate many of the stars' core fans. Key elements of the story -- Claude's fiancee leaving him for another man; a sympathetic superintendent (Ned Beatty) dying before he can act on evidence of our protagonists' innocence; even Ray and Claude's fate in the film's climactic fire -- never actually appear on screen, the information tagged on by an inmate (Obba Babatunde) narrating the tale in flashback. LIFE is a frustrating experience, because every time it appears close to making a connection to its characters it falls back on a lame joke to reassure the viewers that they're still watching a comedy.
I may be kinder to LIFE than it really deserves, simply because I was so surprised by its tone. Martin Lawrence, whose screen work has generally bordered on the insufferable, does some fairly nice work as the straight man in the duo, and Murphy is in fine form as his quintessential fast talker. Rick Baker's old-age makeup is also a star of the show, taking the stars into their 90s (and, in the case of Lawrence, making him look frighteningly like Whitman Mayo). LIFE is effective in bits and pieces, building on the predictable comedy in some unexpected ways. It just never builds on them in the necessary ways, never making the friendship between Ray and Claude its primary dramatic concern. It's a film caught between what the film-makers wanted to do and what the studio must have wanted them to do, just the clashing creation you'd expect from a story that's part STIR CRAZY and part SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 life sentences: 5.
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Python Google Drive API¶
Step-by-step process¶
Before writing the Python interface for Google Drive, we need to setup an email account, with that email account we will get a set of google services and one of them is Google Drive with 15 GB overall storage.
After that we need to go through the Google Drive Quick start guide:
There we can see Enable API option as shown in the next picture:
Once we enable that we will get credentials.json file where all of our credentials are stored that can be used to communicate with our Google Drive through Python Interface. After that, we will be redirected to a page where we need to create our own project as shown in the next picture:
As we see next we need to select Google Drive API from here
After that, we need to obtain the client_secret file as shown next:
(The file that is downloaded as client_id.json
needs to be renamed as
client_secret.json
)
After this we need to click Done
otherwise it would not set the Google
Drive API.
After this if we run Authentication.py we will be redirected to our default browser to put our our login id and password and after that it asks to authenticate our credentials. If we allow that as shown next:
We will get the screen something like given next (as the authentication pipeline has bees completed).
.. todo:: Google account. This documentation is a bit unstructured and repetitive. Yet errors such as references to Authentication.py are conducted which does not exist.
If the authentication flow is completed then the Authentication.py will
create a google-drive-credentials.json
file in .credentials
folder.
This file can be used for future purposes. If we delete this file then
the Authentication.py
will again ask for login id and password and
again create that file automatically.
So, now with the
client_secret.json
,google-drive-credentials.json
we can now use
[ ] TODO: Google account. This documentation is a bit unstructured and repetitive. Yet errors such as references to Authentication.py are conducted which does not exist.
Authentication.py
andProvider.py
[ ] TODO: Google account. location of the file is missing
Once all these steps are done correctly, then we can use the Python program interface to transfer the files between our Python program and Google Drive.


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" u is a left factor of v "
Require Import Lists. Set Implicit Arguments. Section A_fixed. Variable A: Type. Inductive lfactor : list A -> list A -> Prop := | lf1 : forall u:list A, lfactor nil u | lf2 : forall (a:A) (u v:list A), lfactor u v -> lfactor (a :: u) (a :: v).
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Variables#
This page describes what I think the variables used by DISORT mean, and a bit about how I think they’re used. I emphasize think because DISORT comes with documentation for v2 but no documentation afterwards. Some variables have no documentation, and others may have changed during later releases.
Required variables#
Several of these descriptions are copied directly from the documentation; some are descriptions I made up given what I can deduce.
USRANG: USeR ANGles. Denote whether radiant quantities should be returned at user angles. If
False
, radiant quantities are to be returned at computational polar angles. Also,UMU
will return the cosines of the computational polar angles and n_polar will return their number ( = n_streams).UMU
must be large enough to contain n_streams elements. IfTrue
, radiant quantities are to be returned at user-specified polar angles, as follows: NUMU No. of polar angles (zero is a legal value only when ‘only_fluxes’ == True ) UMU(IU) IU=1 to NUMU, cosines of output polar angles in increasing order—starting with negative (downward) values (if any) and on through positive (upward) values; MUST NOT HAVE ANY ZERO VALUES.USRTAU: USeR TAU. Denote whether radiant quantities should be returned at user-specified optical depths.
IBCND: Incidence Beam CoNDitions. Denote what functions of the incidence beam angle should be included. If True, return the albedo and transmissivity of the entire medium as a function of incidence beam angle. In this case, the following inputs are the only ones considered by DISORT: MAXCLY, DTAUC, SSALB, PMOM, NSTR, USRANG, MAXUMU, UMU, ALBEDO, PRNT, HEADER… at least according to the documentation. I would think all the surface phase function arrays would also be included.
ONLYFL: ONLY FLuxes. Determine if only the fluxes should be returned by the model. If True, DISORT will return fluxes, flux divergence, and mean intensities; if false, return all those quantities and intensities. Additionally, if Ture, the number of polar angles can be 0, the number of azimuth angles can be 0, PHI is not used, and all values of UU wil lbe set to 0.
PRNT: PRiNT variables. This is an array of 5 boolean values that controls what DISORT prints as it runs. 1. Input variables (except
PMOM
) 2. Fluxes 3. Intensities at user levels and angles 4. Planar transmissivity and planar albedo as a function of solar zenith angle (only used if IBCND is true) 5. PMOM for each layer (but only if flag #1 == True and only for layers with scattering)PLANK: True if thermal emission should be included; False otherwise. If True, DISORT needs these variables: BTEMP, TTEMP, TEMIS, WVNMLO, WVNMHI, TEMPER.
LAMBER: True if the surface is a Lambert surface, False otherwise. I think if True, it ignores all the other surface phase function arrays.
DELTAMPLUS: Denote whether to use the delta-M+ method of Lin et al. (2018).
DO_PSEUDO_SPHERE: Denote whether to use a pseudo-spherical correction.
DTAUC:
SSALB:
PMOM:
TEMPER: TEMPERature of the atmosphere. I think it’s only used if PLANK == True
WVNMLO: WaVeNuMber LOw. The low wavenumber. I think it’s only used if PLANK == True
WVNMHI: WaVeNuMber HIgh. The high wavenumber. I think it’s only used if PLANK == True
UTAU:
UMU0:
PHI0:
UMU:
PHI:
FBEAM: Flux of the BEAM. This is the beam flux at the top boundary.
FISOT: Flux ISOTropic. This is the isotropic flux at the top boundary.
ALBEDO: This is the Lambert albedo of the surface.
BTEMP: Bottom TEMPerature of the atmosphere. I think it’s only used if PLANK == True
TTEMP: Top TEMPerature of the atmosphere. I think it’s only used if PLANK == True
TEMIS: Top EMISsivity of the atmosphere. I think it’s only used if PLANK == True
EARTH_RADIUS: The planetary radius. I don’t know why they specified Earth. This is presumably only used if DO_PSEUDO_SPHERE == True, but there is no documentation on this variable.
H_LYR: The scale height of each layer. This is presumably only used if DO_PSEUDO_SPHERE == True, but there is no documentation on this variable.
RHOQ: Some sort of phase function array.
RHOU: Some sort of phase function array.
RHO_ACCURATE: Some sort of phase function array.
BEMST: Some sort of phase function array.
EMUST: Some sort of phase function array.
ACCUR: ACCURacy. The convergence criterion for azimuthal (Fourier cosine) series. Will stop when the following occurs twice: largest term being added is less than ACCUR times total series sum (twice because there are cases where terms are anomalously small but azimuthal series has not converged). Should be between 0 and 0.01 to avoid risk of serious non-convergence. Has no effect on problems lacking a beam source, since azimuthal series has only one term in that case.
HEADER: Use a 127- (or less) character header for prints, embedded in the DISORT banner. Input headers greater than 127 characters will be truncated. Setting
HEADER=''
will eliminate both the banner and the header, and this is the only way to do so (HEADER
is not controlled by any of thePRNT
flags);header
can be used to mark the progress of a calculation in which DISORT is called many times, while leaving all other printing turned off.RFLDIR: FLux DIRect. This is an output array.
RFLDN: diffuse FLux DowNward. This is an output array which is the total downward flux minus the direct beam flux.
FLUP: diffuse FLux UPward. This is an output array.
DFDT: flux divergence. This is an output array.
UAVG: AVeraGe intensity. This is an output array.
UU: intensity. This is an output array.
ALBMED: ALBedo of the MEDium. This is an output array.
TRNMED: TRaNsmissivity of the MEDium. This is an output array.
Optional variables#
MAXCLY: MAXimum Computational LaYers. This is the number of layers to use in the model.
MAXMOM: MAXimum MOMents. This the number of Legendre coefficients - 1, presumably because the 0th moment is 1.
MAXCMU: MAXimum Computationl MUs. This is the number of computational polar angles (aka, the number of “streams”) to use in the model. This number should be even.
MAXUMU: MAXimum User MUs. This is the number of polar angles where DISORT should return radiant quantities.
MAXPHI: MAXimum PHI. This is the number of azimuthal angles where DISORT should return radiant quantities.
MAXULV: MAXimum User LeVels. This is the number of user levels to use in the model, and is only used if you want radiant quantities returned at user levels.


How to Use the Fetch API
with Star Wars Examples
Yeah I know the Fetch() was released from 2015, but I need to explore all the detailed features and the different ways to use it, and for to make an interesting post I'm going to develop the examples around Star Wars.


This chapter describes the format of the function calls that are presented in "Function Calls to the Engine" and "Data Access Functions". "Function Calls to the Engine" contains the function calls that go directly to the speech engine. "Data Access Functions" contains the function calls that do not interact with the engine; they provide local access to the logical contents of a message that has already been received.
This chapter also lists the calls by functional group.
The description of each function call contains the following information:
Function Name | The name of the function call. |
Purpose | The purpose and description of the function call. |
Syntax | The syntax of the function as declared in SMAPI.H. |
Parameters | Definitions of the parameters. |
Return Values | Return values are listed in two groups:
|
Reply Structure Functions by Message Type | A list of all reply message structures that can be received from the speech engine; and for each listed reply message structure, the SmGet functions that can extract data from it. |
Task Related Functions and Callbacks | A list of functions and callbacks broadly related by task to this function. This is applicable to functions that do not return a reply structure. For example, task related groups include:
This section also lists related unsolicited callbacks. |
Reply Structure-Related Functions and Callbacks | Clarifies when the SmGet functions can be called. If the function prototype SmXxx is listed as related for any SmGet function, then that function can be called as follows:
|
Use the following conventions when creating various IDs and names passed to the speech engine:
#define SM_MAX_USERID_LEN 8 #define SM_MAX_ENROLLID_LEN 8 #define SM_MAX_TASKNAME_LEN 8 #define SM_MAX_SCRIPTNAME_LEN 8
The following information lists the SMAPI calls by functional group.
These functions are implemented locally within the application's address space by the SMAPI layer and do not require any interaction with the speech engine. Consequently, they can be made at any time, independent of the speech focus.
These functions are also implemented locally in the application's address space by the SMAPI layer.
The data access functions manipulate data received by the application. They are independent of the speech focus.
These functions enable an application to connect to, or disconnect from, the speech engine. They are permitted at any time.
The session-sharing related calls are appropriate when an application is in a particular state.
These functions access database information. Although they do divert some engine resources, they do not interfere with the application's use of the speech engine. Consequently, they are permitted at any time. Some returned information pertains to a specific session; some pertains to the speech engine as a whole.
The following functions are administrative. They do not change the state of the engine for the application with focus:
These functions set and query the state of the speech engine.
These functions change the state of the active, dynamically desired vocabularies, and they are handled independently for each session. They are transparent to the application.
These functions change the state of the audio system. Given a single audio source, this changes the engine state for the application with focus. Therefore, these functions can only be called by the application with focus.
The ability to have more than one connection to the engine from a single application is known as parallel sessions. If you want more than one connection from your application, you must use the parallel session calls. The name of a parallel session call is the same as the regular function call except for two things: the name of the call has the characters Ses inserted after the Sm, for example the parallel session disconnect call is SmSesDisconnect. Secondly, each parallel session call takes one additional parameter, which is the session ID. This is always the first parameter. So for the disconnect example, the call is SmSesDisconnect(hSession), where hSession is the session ID. The session ID is returned in the first parameter of the SmSesOpen call.


| DOSE: |
400 mg |
oral |
DXM |
(powder / crystals) |
After learning more about disassociatives from a conference, I wanted to finally try DXM. I consumed 400 miligrams of dxm. I was told that I would be feeling the affects within an hour, but it was hard to tell because I had just come down from salvia 10x extract, and I was still feeling the affects of marijuana and a lsd flashback (from smoking marijuana). I tried to relax and play video games, and hoped the other substances would be wearing off soon.
About 11:15 p.m., I began to feel the inebriating affects of the drug, very similiar to alcohol. 10 minutes later, I was feeling extremely nauseous, and told my trip sitter that I had to vomit. I ran to the bathroom and let it out. It was very hard to vomit, my insides were too relaxed to do any of the work. I managed to get it up, but I didnt feel any better afterwards. I got the wacky cam really really bad. My friends were talking to me and looking at them was a challenge, it seemed as if they were moving around, even though they were standing still. I honestly thought that I was going to die. I was so disconncted from my body. Time was extremely dilated, and lost, too. I found myself in my friends room, yet I dont know how I got there and he would have told me if I had passed out, but I did not. I seemed to be feeling better, so he left me in there by myself, and this is where things got weird.
I began to shift from consciousness to a dream-like state. The thought of dying was apparent. All of a sudden, something caught my eye. On the part of the rug in front of the television that used to be cluttered with clothes, video game controllers, and papers was now replaced with a large group of san pedro and peruvian torch cacti in big clay pots. I was stunned by the fact that it was so full blown and life like.  I can't remember how much time later it was, but I saw another weird thing. There was an empty fan box in the hall, and further down the hall was a laundry basket resting on a cabinet, (they were really there) but when I stared at them, it formed into a man, looking at himself in a mirror. This scared me because his face was all twisted out of shape, I thought it was death coming to take me away.
About an hour and a half later, I woke up from the dream state with no more nausea, and I am very intoxicated. I can barely walk, and my speech is incoherent, yet I am able to deal with it. The affects slowly recede, and I am finally able to fall asleep.  We are both glad that I am still here. It is obvious that I am allergic to this drug, and that I hit plateau sigma, or close to it. I am thankful to be alive. Never again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Voodoo Chicken & Spice
When it comes to chicken and spice you have to head to the Cajun communities of rural Louisiana for inspiration. Freshly grilled cajun chicken, melt in the mouth cheese and fresh slaw - served on its own or delicately wrapped in french style bread, crusty on the outside, pillowy soft on the inside - and dressed in Mama’s secret recipe Habanero chilli jam.
Menu
Chicken Breast Sandwich
Succulent Chicken breast fillet marinated in Cajun seasoning, Habanero chilli jam, cheese, fresh slaw, all brought together in an artisan cheese topped bun
+ Add Blackened Shrimp
Chicken Breast Box
No bread and with fries
+ Add Blackened Shrimp
Cajun Fries
Double cooked and covered in Cajun seasoning
Who We Are
During my career in the food industry, working on farms to street food markets, I fell in love with the flavour and spices of Cajun chicken. So I started teaming up with chefs to create authentic recipes, constantly looking to the Cajun communities of rural Louisiana for inspiration and recreating their wonderful food over here in London. The flavours we created and feeling it provides is so good that we know everyone has to taste it.
Freshly made cajun seasoning with cayenne pepper, paprika and herbs; slowly marinated British chicken breasts, grilled, and finished with melting American cheese; Mama’s habanero chilli jam made with bell peppers, garlic and ginger; creamy slaw with a zingy dressing; double-cooked fries dusted in home made cajun seasoning - these are some of our recipes lovingly prepared and served with crusty on the outside, and pillowy soft on the inside french-style bread made down the road in South West London.
I launched Voodoo Chicken to prove that you can serve food that tastes amazing, that takes you on a journey, and that's a foundation for good times. We want to make it easy for people to eat well, at great value, and have memories that they’ll cherish forever. As the Cajuns say, "Laissez les bons temps rouler" or "let the good times roll".
Rory started Voodoo Chicken to take people on a taste journey, and to remind people what’s good about life.
Rory's experience in life has taught him that bringing people together helps us to realise that we’re all the same, and that insight teaches us that the only meaning of life is to enjoy it. There's no better way to bring people together than through food, which is far more than just fuel. It's a source of pleasure and something to share.
The flavours of rural Louisiana and it's rich cultural history are starkly absent from the UK's food scene. Rory is motivated to help people discover the incredible flavours and aromatics of authentic Cajun cooking, whilst transporting them to the warm breeze, soundtrack of laughter, and celebratory atmosphere of Southern America.
We’ve worked hard to match the flavours of rural Louisiana with ingredients we can get hold of to create an authentic menu with ingredients sourced as locally as possible, or grown and transported with care for the environment.
We try to balance healthy eating with hearty eating, and wherever we can we source our supplies from small family run businesses that make the best product we can buy. We're passionate about our food and we work closely with our suppliers to continually improve the quality and taste of the food we offer.
Our vegetables are sourced daily from London's New Covent Garden Market and our chicken comes from British farms that we have visited. All our bread comes from an artisan bakery down the road in South West London.


SimulaQron.cqc.backend package¶
Subpackages¶
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader module¶
-
class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCCmdHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header for a command instruction packet.
-
class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Definition of the general CQC header.
-
class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcHeader.
CQCNotifyHeader
(headerBytes=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Header used to specify notification details.
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcProtocol module¶
-
class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcProtocol.
CQCFactory
(host, name, cqcNet)[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.internet.protocol.Factory
-
lookup
(ip, port)[source]¶ Lookup name of remote host used within SimulaQron given ip and portnumber.
-
-
class
SimulaQron.cqc.backend.cqcProtocol.
CQCProtocol
(factory)[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.internet.protocol.Protocol
-
cmd_epr
(cqc_header, cmd, xtra)[source]¶ Create EPR pair with another node. Depending on the ips and ports this will either create an EPR-pair and send one part, or just receive.
-
cmd_epr_recv
(cqc_header, cmd, xtra)[source]¶ Receive half of epr from another node. Block until qubit is received.
-
cmd_i
(cqc_header, cmd, xtra)[source]¶ Do nothing. In reality we would wait a timestep but in SimulaQron we just do nothing.
-
cmd_new
(cqc_header, cmd, xtra, return_q_id=False)[source]¶ Request a new qubit. Since we don’t need it, this python CQC just provides very crude timing information. (return_q_id is used internally)
-
cmd_recv
(cqc_header, cmd, xtra)[source]¶ Receive qubit from another node. Block until qubit is received.
-
dataReceived
(data)[source]¶ Receive data. We will always wait to receive enough data for the header, and then the entire packet first before commencing processing.
-
get_virt_qubit
(header, qubit_id)[source]¶ Get reference to the virtual qubit reference in SimulaQron given app and qubit id, if it exists. If not found, send back no qubit error.
Caution: Twisted PB does not allow references to objects to be passed back between connections. If you need to pass a qubit reference back to the Twisted PB on a _different_ connection, then use get_virt_qubit_indep below.
-
get_virt_qubit_indep
(header, qubit_id)[source]¶ Get NUMBER (not reference!) to virtual qubit in SimulaQron specific to this connection. If not found, send back no qubit error.
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handle_hello
(header, data)[source]¶ Hello just requires us to return hello - for testing availablility.
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hasXtra
(cmd)[source]¶ Check whether this command includes an extra header with additional information.
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new_ent_id
(host_app_id, remote_node, remote_app_id)[source]¶ Returns a new unique entanglement id for the specified host_app_id, remote_node and remote_app_id. Used by cmd_epr.
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SHINE A film review by Laura & Robin Clifford Copyright 1997 Laura & Robin Clifford
(This review is an excerpt from Reeling, a movie review show running on Boston Cable TV, hosted by Laura and Robin Clifford. Note that the film descriptions vary in completeness due to the fact that they're actually intros for running film clips.)
"Shine" is the incredible story of Australian pianist David Helfgott, a man pushed by his father and his love of music to excel, then held back by that same man when his success results in scholarships to study in America, then London's Royal Academy of Music. Armin Mueller-Stahl is the Holocaust-scarred Peter Helfgott whose pain at having seen his family destroyed causes him to react with abusive behavior when his own son wishes to leave the family nest. David is played from his teen years until his breakdown in his twenties by Noah Taylor ("Flirting") and in his forties, when he's saved by the love of Gillian (Lynn Redgrave) by Geoffrey Rush.
LAURA:
"Shine" is the best feature film I've seen so far this year (although I'm still totally enamored of the documentary "Paradise Lost" in my number 1 slot). Scott Hicks, an Australian director more known for his documenaries, has done a masterful job presenting the life of a tortured pianist to the screen. He's assembled his film as a three movement concerto, first taking his time to establish the very young David Helfgott and David's family background, then going into overdrive as David Helfgott as a young man suffers through the conflict of how his success and the pursuit of his dreams tears him away from his family and finally slowing the pace again as the older David is brought back into real life from an institution by the love of several women.
Armin Mueller-Stahl is Peter Helfgott, the sterm family patriarch who urges his son to excellence, only to become abusive when his son yearns to take advantage of a scholarship to London's Royal Academy of Music leaving his family behind. Mueller-Stahl manages to walk a fine line and remains sympathetic as a Holocaust survivor who's seen his family destroyed and will go to all lengths to keep his own family intact even as he destroys his own son's sanity in the process. Hicks underscores Peter's character strongly visually - when David does leave, Peter burns his scrapbooks chronicalling David's success and we see the flames in Peter's glasses echo the Holocaust. Peter's wife is first presented silent and in shadow, where she remains for the most part due to the power of his conviction.
Geoffrey Rush is astounding as the eldest of the three David Helfgott portrayers. The strange rhythms of his language (both verbal and body) are right on target - he's still communicating at a very intellectual level - one just has to adjust to where he's coming from. He works well with Lynn Redgrave to adjust the hyper quality down a knotch at a time. Rush also learned how to key the piano (although it's the real Helfgott we're hearing on the soundtrack) correctly so that a double wouldn't have to be used! That's applying oneself for a role.
Noah Taylor is also fine as the troubled younger man whose attempt at independence results in an emotional breakdown because of guilt. His intensity and nerdiness gradually drop away as he becomes accustomed to college life under the tutilage of John Geilgud.
Lynn Redgraves comes into the film very late but still manages to make a strong impression as the woman whose curiousity and concern allow her to see beyond David's strangeness. Her Gillian is a strong woman who delights in life's pleasures.
British actress Goggie Withers adds a nice grace note as the younger David's friend who supports his decision to break away from his father.
"Shine" has a masterfully complementary score that accentuates the story and the classical highlights of the film. The scene where David plays Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 3" is simply one of the most powerfully editted sequences I've seen in a film this year.
A+
ROBIN:
Laura and I saw "Shine" a few weeks ago, so I have had the opportunity to ponder this film and the rest of the movies we've seen this year. We still have a number of films to see before the year's end, but, even so, I declare "Shine" to be the best film of the year!
Start with a fascinating true story of the live of pianist David Helfgott. Add an intelligent screenplay by director Scott Hicks and terrific performances by Geoffrey Rush as the elder David, Noah Taylor as David the younger, and especially Armin Mueller-Stahl as David's father - my hands down choice for best supporting actor for 1996; a bevy of strong supporting characters, the likes of Lynn Redgrave and Sir John Gielgud; and the best classical music I have seen/heard in a film, ever.
What you get is a powerful character study of a musical genius nearly destroyed by the good intentions and misguided love of his father.
Following the life of Helfgott as a young piano prodigy up through the emotional break with his beloved father, his fall into madness from guilt over the break, to his recovery and subsequent return to music, "Shine" is an extraordinary example of top notch filmmaking.
Praising the three who played Helfgott at various stages is easy. The threes, Alex Rafalowcz, Taylor and Rush are beautifully cast as the genius at the various life stagess. The transition from one to the next is seamless because it feels like the same person. Geoffrey Rush, especially, stands out as the elder Helfgot. He is on screen for only 20-30 minutes of the film, but makes such a strong impression, his performance feels like a starring role.
Armin Mueller-Stahl is, in a film steeped in brilliance, the best thing in this movie, and that's saying something. As Peter Helfgott, David's father, he displays such a range of emotion - love, jealousy, pettiness, selfishness and confusion - so effectively, that I can't think of a better performance this year. You, the viewer, end up both feeling sorry for and loathing the man at the same time. This is no small feat for an actor. Mueller-Stahl pulls it off brilliantly.
The musical selections, especially Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3 as the film's focal point, are magnificent. The Rach piece, played as David falls into madness, is the singularly most stunning visual and audio music experience that I have had watching a film. The music is played by Helfgott himself, but the actors are the ones who appear to be playing. It is as beautiful a crafting of movie magic as I have ever seen.
For award purposes, "Shine" deserves, right now, best picture, direction, screesnplay, supporting actor and, maybe, best actor for Geoffrey Rush. High praise for a film, but deservedly so.
After much thinking, I have to agree with Laura and give "Shine" an A+, my first for 1996! Would I say it's worth it? Yeah.
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For example, a "red" alert can be created using:-
Email not found on server.
Or a success box using:-
Hi There! This is a Success Message
I have made extensive use of JavaScript to generate the dummy texts on the web page. Please make sure to replace them with actual HTML or server rendered HTML.
A single search result should contain the following contents:-
This attribute should contain a JSON value. The information given in that JSON is used by Tabbed Messeging Module to generate the Tab.
More about Tabbed Messeging Module on it's respective sectionThe module is not written by keeping portability in mind. The module will only work with this particular messeging page. This module allows you to add/close and move betwen tabs in messeging page. Modifying this module will be enough to build a full-fledged messeging application
You can create an instance of MessageTabs module by passing the First Tab object and some configuration options.
new MessageTabs({ 'name' : 'Kolkata - 123015', 'image': 'images/man_avatar1.jpg', 'room_id' : 1 });
The first argument of the constructor is an object containing at least "name", "image", and "room_id" attributes.
Look at this image
A tab requires the Name of the user, Image of the user and Room ID (which is hidden) for operation.
If the person doesn't have a profile picture, you can use this pattern for the object:-
new MessageTabs({ 'name' : 'Kolkata - 123015', 'image': 'null', 'room_id' : 1, 'color' : '000000' // Hex Color Code });
The input property will be the initial value of the send message input:-
new MessageTabs({ 'name' : 'Kolkata - 123015', 'image': 'null', 'room_id' : 1, 'input' : 'Send a message to Kolkata' });
By default, the tabs module takes "#SendMessageInput" as the message input and listens to "input" event on this input. But the input can be changed with some configuration settings
new MessageTabs({ 'name' : 'Kolkata - 123015', 'image': 'null', 'room_id' : 1 }, { sendMessageInputSelector: '#SomeOtherInput' });
Every unsent message will be kept inside their associated tabs. Every time a tab is opened, the input will contain unsent text from that tab. In order to clear the text from the tab and clear the input, please use this line when a message is sent:-
// Clicking the send message button, submit the message $(document).on('click', "#SendMessageButton", function(e){ // Send the message through websocket/json // axios.post(URL, MessageData).then(()={}); // Now clear the input and cached message $tabs.clearCurrentTabInput(); // <--- This line is very important to clear text of current input });
You can also pass configuration options, for example, the name of the KEY attribute and Callback function when a tab is activated.
window.$tabs = new MessageTabs({ 'name' : 'Kolkata - 123015', 'image': 'images/man_avatar1.jpg', 'chatroom_id' : 1 }, { key: 'chatroom_id' onActivateTab: function(tab){ // console.log('Callback: ' + tab.room_id); $('#MessagesContainer').find('.to_me').each(function(index, element){ $(element).find('.name a').text(tab.name); }); } });
Notice:-
Simply call addTab method of the Tabs object in order to create a new tab.
$tabs.addTab({ 'name' : 'Sushant Tripathy', 'image': 'images/sushant_tripathy.jpg', 'room_id' : 1541541 });
Closing a tab is straightforward. Since the tabs attribute of the MessageTabs object is an array. We need to specify which index of the array to be closed.
$tabs.closeTab(index);
In order to use the cross button on each tab, the following code has been used:-
$(document).on('click', '.close-button', function(e){ e.preventDefault(); let $index = $(this).data('close'); $tabs.closeTab($index); });
New image can be uploaded by clicking the edit icon on the top-right corner of the image. Once the image is selected, it is uploaded automatically to the form action using jQuery AJAX POST request. Response are of two types.
A valid upload response will should like the following:-{ "success" : "true", "thumbnail_path" : "images/chat-page.png", "image-64x64_path" : "images/chat_page.png" }
Inavlid upload should look like:-
{ "success" : "false", "message" : "The image is not acceptable." }
Note:-
There are two JSON files upload-valid.json and upload-invalid.json which can be used to test the response actions without using a server. The form in this page looks like this:-
Since we can't make POST request without an actual server. Change the method to "GET" and browse the page. Then click on the edit image button and choose a random picture. You should see the image changing. You can also mock test invalid file upload by changing 'action' to "upload-invalid.json" and repeating the tasks.
Only two snippets of codes are required to be injected on the existing pages to display notifications.
The notifications HTML codes:-The snippet given above should be inserted between these lines:-
--- HERE ---And we need to insert the following js file at the end of the page:-
Please have a look at the updated HTML files to see how the notifications icon and box has been integrated. Or please ask me directly if you need further clarification.
Integrating Name/Profile Picture On Existing Pages #back to top
Only one code snippet is required to be injected on the existing pages to display name/image of the user on the upper-right corner of the header.
The HTML code:-AThe snippet given above should be inserted between these lines:-
Please have a look at the updated HTML files for usage examples.
Showing Login/Signup links for unauthenticated users #back to top
You'll have to add this CSS snippet on the page after <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">
 The HTML code:-
The following codes need to be replaced:-
By this snippet:-
New Methods in Tabs Sectiohn #back to top
I've added few methods in the Messenger page inside Tabs class as per your specification. The methods can be called from any instance (usually a single instance $tabs)
scrollToBottom()
Arguments: void
Returns: void
Description: In the chat page, scrolls the window to the very bottom of the chat section.
Example:-var $tabs = new MessageTabs({ 'name' : 'Mumbai - 230532', 'image': 'images/man_avatar1.jpg', 'room_id' : 1 }); // Now scroll to bottom $tabs.scrollToBottom();addScrolledToTopListener(func)
Arguments: func:function - the callback function
Returns: void
Description: A callback function setter that can be used to fetch messages when user scrolls to the top of the messages section. The callback receives "tab" as only argument which includes the tab information.
Example:-$tabs.addScrolledToTopListener(function(tab){ // tab is the JSON tab object which is used to create the tab, for example tab = {'name' : 'Mumbai - 230532','image': 'images/man_avatar1.jpg','room_id' : 1} // TODO: retreive previous messages from the server using AJAX }); // An example usage is given in dist/js/script.js on line: 57-63clearInputByTabID(selector)
Arguments: selector:int|string
Returns: void
Description: Clears the input field of the given Tab. The tab can be selected in two ways. Whether by using the index of the tab as Integer, or the "room_id" field of the JSON tab object.
Example:-// Let's add a tab first $tabs.addTab({ 'name' : 'Dhaka - 1203', 'image': 'images/dhaka_1203_chatroom.jpg', 'room_id' : 'dhaka_1203_chatroom' }); // If there are already two existing tabs in the page, the index of the new tab will be 2 // Now, if we type something in the input field of this tab, we can clear the input by the following line $tabs.clearInputByTabID(2); // We can use the room_id property of the new Tab object too to invoke the function $tabs.clearInputByTabID("dhaka_1203_chatroom");disableTabInputByTabId(room_id) || enableTabInputByTabId(room_id)
Arguments: room_id:string
Returns: void
Description: Disables/Enables the input field of the given tab. We can only use "room_id" of the tab object in order to identify the tabs as the index for a tab is a variable. Index changes by many factors for a given tab, for example, when a previous tab is closed, the index for every following tabs will drop by one unit.
Example:-// Suppose we have 3 tabs console.log($tabs.tabs); // 0: {name: "Mumbai - 230532", image: "images/man_avatar1.jpg", room_id: 1, input: ""} // 1: {name: "Tab 0", image: "images/man_avatar1.jpg", room_id: "test-tab-0", input: ""} // 2: {name: "Tab 1", image: "images/man_avatar1.jpg", room_id: "test-tab-1", input: ""} // Now, in order to disable the input for Tab 2 (room_id: "test-tab-1") $tabs.disableTabInputByTabId("test-tab-1"); // Once this line is executed, the input for the given tab will be disabled. // But I believe you will mostly use it on Ajax calls when a message is going through the network. // In that case, the usage will be as follows:- function sendMessage(room_id, message_text){ $tabs.disableTabInputByTabId(room_id); $.ajax({ method: 'post', ... success: function(response){ // do anything with the message $tabs.enableTabInputByTabId(room_id); // enable the input back } }); } // Now you can invoke the function sendMessage("test-tab-1", "A random message");Class: MessengerOverlay()
Methods: hide(), show()
Description: Hides or shows an overlay loading icon for the Messenger Page
Example:-// The HTML code for the overlay is available written on: dist/Messenger.html on lines: 519-524 // The JavaScript codes are written on: dist/js/script.js on lines: 13-22 // The only thing you will take care of is hiding the overlay once the page is loaded. // The dist/js/script.js - lines 27-28 :- var overlay = new MessengerOverlay(); overlay.hide(); // Since we are calling this inside $(document).ready() function, the overlay becomes hidden after the document is ready, i.e. when the page is fully loaded. // You can show/hide the overlay using:- overlay.show(); sleep(1000); overlay.hide();showLoadingIcon() || hideLoadingIcon()
Arguments: void
Returns: void
Description: Shows/Hides the Loading icon on top of messages body. It will usually be invoked with addScrolledToTopListener() inside the callback to show the loading icon when previous messages are being pulled from the server.
Example:-// The lines 57-63 of file: dist/js/script.js shows a perfect example of both these functions with addScrolledToTopListener function. // I think it will help you writing your codes for your particular use case. $tabs.addScrolledToTopListener(function(tab){ $tabs.showLoadingIcon(); // here we are showing the loading icon setTimeout(function(){ // setTimeout is used to simulate ajax pull request of previous messages $tabs.hideLoadingIcon(); // once messages are ready, hide the icon, and then prepend the messages $('#MessagesContainer').prepend(""+ tab.room_id + " onScrollTop event occured" +" "); }, 500); });Updates on ProfileDetails and Messenger Page #back to top
ProfileDetails page.
- The larger name field has been made modifiable
- The Button has been renamed to "Reset Password", but make sure to remove the Change Password Modal from the html document as well. The modal looks like the following:-
....Messenger page.
The pop-up/pop-over for hovering over the user's own entry can be generated by using the following signature for "from_me" messages
The key change here is, you have to add the "popover-profileInfo" attribute to the "a" tag. And the JSON inside the attribute should have a property 'self':true
We'll also need to add the "My Profile" link to the popup box. It can be found in Messenger.html file on line 505. Please update this by using appropriate my profile URL.
My ProfileIn Summary, 2 files has been modified in order to make this change. These are:-
- Messenger.html - lines: 459, 505
- script.js - lines: [191-201]
For new message notification count in the Members panel
Some new code snippet has been added inside the ".single-conversation" div.
${PersonName}
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Usage: If the hasCount class is available, it will be shown. Otherwise it will be hidden for that particular member. So, you should add/remove the hasCount class as well as inserting the count (4 in this example) when pulling for new messages.
We should keep the .new_message_count class with every .single-conversation. So, when a new message is received and you want to show the count notification for a member, you'll have to make 2 DOM updates.
- Add "hasCount" class to the "new_message_count" div under that member
- Add the count number inside "count_icon" div of that div.
For new message notification count in the Tabs
Two methods has been added in Tabs class to facilitate this function.
// To add notification count in a particular tab $tabs.setCountNotification(0,3); // Sets the first tab count to 3 and shows it $tabs.setCountNotification("test-tab-0",3); // Sets the first tab with room_id "test-tab-0" to 3 and shows it // To remove notification count in a particular tab $tabs.setCountNotification("test-tab-0",0); // Setting count to 0 will hide it $tabs.removeCountNotification("test-tab-0"); // You can also use removeCountNotification method.Usage: Both the methods setCountNotification and removeCountNotification receives tab index or "room_id" of a tab as the first argument. The second argument for setCountNotification indicates the count.
Some Defaults:
- Whenever a tab with count is clicked/opened, the count is removed automatically. Please let me know if you don't need this default behavior and want to handle it yourself.
Badges, Reply, Reply Text Update Notes #back to top
Badges
Since we use Bootstrap as the CSS Framework for our application. We can use bootstrap to show badges on anywhere we want.
For example, On line 312 of Messenger.html, we can add a badge like this:-
${PersonName} Me
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Me is the code we used for that badge
The section will now look like this:-
Badge Variations
Bootstrap already comes with many color variations of badges by default.
The codes for these variations are as follows:-
Primary Secondary Success Danger Warning Info Light DarkMore information about badges can be found here: Bootstrap Badges
Apart from Bootstrap default colors, I've added 3 new classes for 3 different colors for the background.
These colors can be used with the following codes:-
Greenish Bluish YellowishIcon badges
Since we use Fontawesome-5 for our icons in the web application. We can use all the icons available in Fontawesome-5 according to usage guide.
For example, we can show the medal icon with name as follows:-
Firstname Lastname me
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 is the code we used to show the Icon inside span. All Fontawesome usage applies here too.
Reply Function
Many changes has been made to the HTML, CSS and JavaScript parts to implement the reply feature. The changes are:-
HTML Changes
- Line: 391 of Messenger.html and many other places.
This div shows the reply option in the Messenger Page- Line: 617-618 of Messenger.html
These scripts load the jQuery Mobile to satisfy "Swipe-Right" action on mobile devices.- Line: 543-558 of Messenger.html
This code actually shows the message that is being replied to when user replies to a message. This is the box which is visible on top of the message input when "Reply" button is clicked on desktop and "Swipe Right" event is occured on Mobile.JavaScript Changes
- A script is added that listens to the Click event of "Reply" button on Desktop Devices. (Line: 366 of script.js)
$(document).on('click', '.reply-button', function(e){ e.preventDefault(); var ProfilePicture = $(this).parent().parent().parent().find('.sidebar').find('img').attr('src'); var Name = $(this).parent().parent().find('.name').find('a').text(); var Message = $(this).parent().parent().find('.main-message').text(); $('.replying-to').find('.sidebar').find('img').attr('src', ProfilePicture); $('.replying-to').find('.name').text(Name); $('.replying-to').find('.main-message').text(Message); $('.replying-to').css('display','flex'); });As we can read, this snippet does the following:-
- Takes name, profile picture and the main message text of the message that we are about to reply and put that in the box of reply.
- Then set .replying-to display to flex, making it visible.
- Similar action happens when user swipes right on any message in Mobile device. ( Line: 389 of script.js )
if( window.deviceSize === "small" ) { // Add swipe-right listener only for mobile devices $(document).on("swiperight",".single-message",function(e){ var ProfilePicture = $(this).find('.sidebar').find('img').attr('src'); var Name = $(this).find('.name').find('a').text(); var Message = $(this).find('.main-message').text(); $('.replying-to').find('.sidebar').find('img').attr('src', ProfilePicture); $('.replying-to').find('.name').text(Name); $('.replying-to').find('.main-message').text(Message); $('.replying-to').css('display','flex'); }); }- We also have a "cancel reply" icon in the top-right corner of reply box. Clicking/Touching this should clear the reply mode of message. An example usage is given on line 379 of script.js.
$(document).on('click', '.close-reply-box', function(e){ e.preventDefault(); $('.replying-to').find('.sidebar').find('img').attr('src', ""); $('.replying-to').find('.name').text(""); $('.replying-to').find('.main-message').text(""); $('.replying-to').css('display','none'); });You should include neccessary codes for switiching to/from reply mode on the message input.Displaying Replies with Messages
Previously, the messages have been shown as the following code:-
If a message is a reply to another message, you can add the main message with the reply by modifying the message as bellow:-
As we can see, the div .reply-for-message should be inserted after .name and before .main-message to result in the best look.
Example:-
Caption: With image and name of the main message sender.
Caption: Only main message text (removed .reply-image-and-name div )Moving message to side
The margin on the left side of messages can be something you don't want.
Caption: Margin on left side.You can remove the margin and push messages to the side by adding the class .push-to-side with the div .single-message
Caption: Messages pushed to side.This can be achieved by the following code (by using .push-to-side):-
Channel Tag on Post Title #back to top
Specify max number of Channels
The Title box is not actually an "input" anymore, rather, it's a "div" that contains an "input" and behaves like an "input". But there will be no changes in behavior for server. If you use "form.serialize()", you'll always get the actual title input value. To specify max number of channels a user can attach, use the following code:-
Here, max-channels="5" specify the number of channels. The code is used on Line: 140 of "PostCreate.html"
How to get the attached tags on JavaScript or Server?
It's pretty straightforward. Instead of just showing the channels visually inside the title, I create hidden input fields for them as well that are passed automatically with the form submission. Whenever a channel is added/removed, the following code is automatically updated:- (line 144 of PostCreate.html)
Which means, the server will get the channels[] array automatically if the form is submitted with default HTML form action.
If you want to submit it via AJAX, the "form.serialize()" JavaScript method will also contain the channels[] array automatically. Otherwise, you can read that from the inputs from .hidden-tags-inputs.
Loading Icon show or hide in a page #back to top
To add the loading icon on a page:-
The script should be added after all the scripts in the bottom of the page
How to show the loading programmatically?
// Show overlay programmatically $('.messenger-overlay-loading').css('display','flex'); // Hide overlay programmatically $('.messenger-overlay-loading').hide();You can manage it programmatically


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var vehicleId = filterContext.RouteData.Values["vehicleId"];
if (vehicleId != null && string.IsNullOrEmpty(ViewBag.VehicleName))
{
ViewBag.VehicleName = GetVehicleName(int.Parse(vehicleId.ToString()));
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Issue #419 HTC(Status) does not give a pop up message to share location access. Repo:
Issue #377 Successfully added fillup, reminder flash message shows on Dashboard,Fillup,chart page in Blackberry curve 9300 3G(RIM OS 5.0). Repo:
Issue #325 BlackBerry 9300(Curve 3G OS 5.0) Reminder Page shows more white space for added reminders.
Issue #243 iOS 5 - Placeholders not going away when typing text instead of integers Repro:
Issue #179 Some Android phones status renders select list incorrectly. all controls with drop down are incorrectly rendered in this wow device
Issue #156 validation summary markup. Can we alter the output from the helper? We don't want to have the style inline.

Issue #48 Alternate Authentication using ACS. I consider this a lower priority task, but I anticipate that the dev team will have extra time to fill. Based on the last advisory board meeting, it seemed the majority of the advisers were not too concerned, however at least some were vocal about their interest. I would like to keep the main source free of dependencies as much as possible, so here are two possibilities:
The first option has the drawback that we'll have to periodically merge the master back in. The second option would also need to try to partition the dependencies as much as possible. For example, perhaps the ACS-based auth provider could live in a separate repo.|


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Helen
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Wall color: Roof color: stroke


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