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by Germain LussierDisney+ has finally arrived, at least in the US, and with it comes hundreds of classic Disney movies, some impressive original content, and zero new Marvel Studios shows. Which, of course, we knew. Those shows aren’t going to start rolling out until late next year. However, to tease fans of what’s to come, Marvel Studios did add a 12-minute featurette to the streaming service featuring lots of cool stuff.
Marvel Studios: Expanding the Universe was a last-minute announcement for the company’s Marvel offerings at the launch of Disney+, and it’s basically a crash course in the eight shows that are currently in development, using footage from both San Diego Comic-Con 2019 as well as the recent D23 Expo. Oh, and there’s concept art. Lots of concept art.
First up is The Falcon and Winter Soldier, which is now filming and is aiming for an autumn 2020 release. Below you’ll see concept art of new costumes for Falcon and Winter Soldier, as well as Sharon Carter and John Walker – better known to comics fans as US Agent (and at one time, a potential replacement for Steve Rogers as Captain America). Check ‘em out below:
New suit for The Falcon
New suit for Winter Soldier
New suit for Sharon Carter
Our first look at the suit for John Walker.
Next up is WandaVision, slated for a spring 2021 release. All that was revealed as this one image of Wanda and Vision in antiquated domestic bliss that looks like it could’ve been ripped right out of Tom King, Gabriel Hernandez-Walta, and Jordie Bellaire’s incredible comic series The Vision. This art had previously been seen as a poster released at the D23 Expo, but at least now we can get a much cleaner look at it – and those ominous shadows of Scarlet and Vision in the background.
Vision and Wanda getting real cosy, sitcom-style.
Adorable. And creepy!
Not so adorable, though, is that no new images were released of Loki, also coming in spring 2021. (But you can see one here.) The video makes up for that, though, with actual footage from the animated series What If... You can, of course, watch the footage on Disney+, but here are a few screengrabs showing Peggy Carter becoming Captain Britain, Steve Rogers in what looks like Stark technology, and even a zombie Captain America. What If... hits Disney+ summer of 2021.
Peggy Carter, super soldier
Steve Rogers, not a super soldier. But a cool mech.
Meet Captain Britain.
Zombie Cap? Hmmm.
Finally, and maybe coolest of all, are three-piece of concept art from Hawkeye, featuring Jeremy Renner as the Avenger as well as his protege Kate Bishop. These are so awesome, and offer looks and tones for Kate right out of her recent solo comic series and West Coast Avengers.
Kate Bishop in the house.
Kate, Clint, and a good boy.
Who is driving the car?
That show comes in autumn of 2021.
Then the show also acknowledges the three other series coming – Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, and She-Hulk – but there are no images from those titles yet. However, since the featurette was made, there was some news on those shows, which you can read here.
Obviously, we’d love to see more from these shows but they simply aren’t ready. All in good time though, and it’s certainly cool we got at least this little taste at launch.
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dpkg-buildflags(1) dpkg suite dpkg-buildflags(1) NAME dpkg-buildflags - returns build flags to use during package build SYNOPSIS dpkg-buildflags [option...] [command] DESCRIPTION dpkg-buildflags is a tool to retrieve compilation flags to use during build of Debian packages. The default flags are defined by the vendor but they can be extended/overriden in several ways: 1. system-wide with /etc/dpkg/buildflags.conf; 2. for the current user with $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/dpkg/buildflags.conf where $XDG_CONFIG_HOME defaults to $HOME/.config; 3. temporarily by the user with environment variables (see section ENVIRONMENT); 4. dynamically by the package maintainer with environment variables set via debian/rules (see section ENVIRONMENT). The configuration files can contain two types of directives: SET flag value Override the flag named flag to have the value value. STRIP flag value Strip from the flag named flag all the build flags listed in value. 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Also print the resulting com‐ piler flags with their origin. This is intended to be run from debian/rules, so that the build log keeps a clear trace of the build flags used. This can be use‐ ful to diagnose problems related to them. --export=format Print to standard output shell (if format is sh) or make (if for‐ mat is make) commands that can be used to export all the compila‐ tion flags in the environment. If format is configure then the output can be used on a ./configure command-line. If the format value is not given, sh is assumed. Only compilation flags starting with an upper case character are included, others are assumed to not be suitable for the environment. --get flag Print the value of the flag on standard output. Exits with 0 if the flag is known otherwise exits with 1. --origin flag Print the origin of the value that is returned by --get. Exits with 0 if the flag is known otherwise exits with 1. 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Each hardening feature can be enabled and disabled in the DEB_BUILD_MAINT_OPTIONS environment variable's hardening value with the "+" and "-" modifier. For example, to enable the "pie" feature and dis‐ able the "fortify" feature you can do this in debian/rules: export DEB_BUILD_MAINT_OPTIONS=hardening=+pie,-fortify The special feature all can be used to enable or disable all hardening features at the same time. Thus disabling everything and enabling only "format" and "fortify" can be achieved with: export DEB_BUILD_MAINT_OPTIONS=hardening=-all,+format,+fortify format This setting (enabled by default) adds -Wformat -Werror=for‐ mat-security to CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS. This will warn about improper format string uses, and will fail when format functions are used in a way that represent possible security problems. 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RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
EYE FOR AN EYE is a thriller about vigilantism.  Although I am firmly in the latter camp, I should point out my wife was very upset by the movie but thought it was excellent.
As the story begins, Karen McCann (Sally Field) is at a standstill in heavy traffic. She is talking on her cell phone to her 17 year old daughter Julie who is at home working on the fourth birthday party for her sister Megan (Alexandra Kyle). While Karen listens, Julie is brutally raped and murdered. Although the audience is forced to see it all, Karen can only listen.
Soon Karen and her husband Mack (Ed Harris) are speaking with Sergeant DeNello (Joe Mantegna) who is the investigator in charge of the case. Although he gives the appearance of being an incompetent cop, he quickly finds the killer, Robert Doob (Keifer Sutherland). The new prosecutor assures the McCanns that the killer's conviction is certain. In the great tradition of recent American justice, the killer is set free because the evidence, although conclusive, is not large enough to divide in two so the defense have part.
In a scene straight out of the recent movie THE CROSSING GUARD, Karen and Mack joint a support group for relatives whose children have been killed.  Of course, Doob in turn threatens the whole family, especially little Megan. Most of the movie then is a cat and mouse game where Karen is stalking Doob.  That is what the movie is purportedly all about. Actually, it rarely rising about the level of cheap thrills, and thanks to a ridiculous and poorly written script (Amanda Silver and Rick Jaffa), its believability quotient is quite low. Although the rape and murder part is realistic, the vigilante portion, which occupies most of the movie, feels highly contrived.
Director John Schlesinger takes four brilliant and accomplished actors and, somehow, manages to get little out of them. I can think of many movies each one of them has made where they were great. Take for example, Sally Field's somewhat similar role in NOT WITHOUT MY DAUGHTER. There her emotion was intense and believable. She is too reserved and just not convincing in EYE FOR AN EYE. Ed Harris is not given much of a part and is unable to take what lines he is given and do much with them.
Poor Joe Mantegna is stuck as a cop in a show where the police are cartoon characters. He gets to explain his interrogation secrets with such lines as "Poor man's truth serum - caffeine and sugar". He beats up suspects and tells them to "get out of my city". Although the writers reserve the worst blather for the cops, the rest of the script is not much better. When Karen feels Sergeant DeNello is not trying hard enough to get Doob, she ridicules him with, "why don't you offer him a candy bar and maybe he will confess?" The script is simplistic and predictable. I found the ending, which it is telegraphed way in advance to the audience, to be too abrupt.
In the only almost decent piece of acting, Keifer Sutherland does a passing job as a twenty-six year old delivery man for Catalina Liquors. His performance is one dimensional, but at least he is suitably creepy. To show how mean he is, the writers have him pour hot coffee on a stray dog.
The minor characters are even weaker than the four leads. Beverly D'Angelo plays Karen's friend and coworker. She demonstrates little visible talent which, to be honest, is consistent with many other movies I have seen her in.
There is a single funny scene in the show. Suffice it to say that learning self-defense does have its downsides. There is one other good part, the sets by Stephen Hendrickson provide a strikingly gritty view of a poor section of the city.
EYE FOR AN EYE runs 1:43 but thanks to the slow pacing by editor Peter Honess, it dragged a lot. Certainly, not the fast pace you would expect in a thriller. It is rated R for graphic violence including rape and murder.  I would not let teenagers go unless they were quite mature. I would be especially careful of letting teenagers girls go, lest they end up with nightmares for a long time. I can not recommend this show to anyone, and I give it * 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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Small fey, chaotic neutral
Armor Class 14
Hit Points 18 (4d6+4)
Speed 30 ft., climb 30 ft.
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| 8 (-1) | 18 (+4) | 13 (+1) | 6 (-2) | 12 (+1) | 7 (-2) |
Skills Perception +3, Sleight of Hand +6, Stealth +6
Damage Resistances fire
Senses darkvision 60 ft.
Languages Sylvan
Challenge 1/8 (25 XP)
Boggle Oil. The boggle excretes nonflammable oil from its pores. The boggle chooses whether the oil is slippery or sticky and can change the oil on its skin from one consistency to another as a bonus action.
Slippery Oil: While coated in slippery oil, the boggle gains advantage on Dexterity (Acrobatics) checks made to escape bonds, squeeze through narrow spaces, and end grapples.
Sticky Oil: While coated in sticky oil, the boggle gains advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks made to grapple and any ability check made to maintain a hold on another creature, a surface, or an object. The boggle can also climb difficult surfaces, including upside down on ceilings, without needing to make an ability check.
Dimensional Rift. As a bonus action, the boggle can create an invisible and immobile rift within an opening or frame it can see within 5 feet of it, provided that the space is no bigger than 10 feet on any side. The dimensional rift bridges the distance between that space and any point within 30 feet of it that the boggle can see or specify by distance and direction (such as “30 feet straight up”). While next to the rift, the boggle can see through it and is considered to be next to the destination as well, and anything the boggle puts through the rift (including a portion of its body) emerges at the destination. Only the boggle can use the rift, and it lasts until the end of the boggle’s next turn.
Uncanny Smell. The boggle has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on smell.
Actions
Pummel. Melee Weapon Attack: +1 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 2 (1d6-1) bludgeoning damage.
Oil Puddle. The boggle creates a puddle of oil that is either slippery or sticky (boggle’s choice). The puddle is 1 inch deep and covers the ground in the boggle’s space. The puddle is difficult terrain For all creatures except boggles and lasts for 1 hour.
If the oil is slippery, any creature that enters the puddle’s area or starts its turn there must succeed on a DC 11 Dexterity saving throw or fall prone.
If the oil is sticky, any creature that enters the puddle’s area or starts its turn there must succeed on a DC 11 Strength saving throw or be restrained. On its turn. a creature can use an action to try to extricate itself from the sticky puddle, ending the effect and moving into the nearest safe unoccupied space with a successful DC 11 Strength check.


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CircularGroup.Modifier 's methods. |
| FileChooser |
base class for file choosers
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| JigsawPuzzle |
represents a puzzle and manages
Pieces |
| JigsawPuzzle.Piece |
a piece on a
JigsawPuzzle |
| ListFileChooser |
A
TextField showing the ListFileChooser.pathField of the currently browsed folder with ListFileChooser.backButton and ListFileChooser.parentButton buttons. |
| ListFileChooser.Style |
defines styles for the widgets of a
ListFileChooser |
| Popup<T extends com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.Actor> |
Flexible popup system for things like tooltips, context menus and menu bars.
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| Popup.AddToStageBehavior |
adds the popup to the
Event's Stage in Popup.AddToStageBehavior.show(Event, Popup) if it is on no or another Stage |
| Popup.Behavior.Adapter |
Does nothing.
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| Popup.BehaviorMultiplexer |
a Multiplexer for Behaviors
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| Popup.FadeBehavior |
fades in/out in
Popup.FadeBehavior.show(Event, Popup) /Popup.FadeBehavior.hide(Event, Popup) using AlphaActions |
| Popup.MenuBehavior |
The behavior of a menu such as a menu bar or context menu.
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| Popup.PositionBehavior |
sets the position of the popup in
Popup.PositionBehavior.show(Event, Popup) |
| Popup.PositionBehavior.AlignedOffsetPosition |
offsets the position by aligning it using the popup's size
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| Popup.PositionBehavior.AlignPosition |
position aligned relative to
target |
| Popup.PositionBehavior.EventPosition |
The position of the event if it is an
InputEvent . |
| Popup.PositionBehavior.OffsetPosition |
offsets the popup by a certain amount
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| Popup.PositionBehavior.PointerPosition |
the position of a pointer
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| Popup.PositionBehavior.PositionMultiplexer |
a Multiplexer for Positions
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| Popup.PositionBehavior.PresetPosition |
a preset position
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| Popup.TooltipBehavior |
The Behavior of a classic tooltip.
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| Popup.TooltipBehavior.TooltipPositionBehavior | |
| Popup.VisibilityBehavior |
shows and hides the popup by settings its visibility
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| ScrollPaneSnapAction |
Lets a
ScrollPane snap to certain slots . |
| ScrollPaneSnapAction.AlignSlot |
a Slot determined by an
Align |
| ScrollPaneSnapAction.Slot |
An actor with a slot added to its listeners can be snapped to.
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| ScrollPaneSnapAction.SnapEvent |
Fired when the ScrollPane snaps into or out of a slot.
|
| ScrollPaneSnapAction.ValueSlot |
a Slot determined by
Values |
| TreeFileChooser |
A
FileChooser that uses a Tree . |
| TreeFileChooser.Style |
defines styles for the widgets of a
TreeFileChooser |
| TreeFileChooser.TreeNode | |
| UIUtils |
Provides useful methods for
scene2d.ui . |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Popup.Reaction | |
| ScrollPaneSnapAction.SnapEvent.Type |
whether the slot was snapped into or out of
|


new HappycatGame($surfaceTemplate, $soundEffects)
Encapsulates all the data and rules used to play the Happycat game.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
$surfaceTemplate |
jQuery | Element used to display Surface objects. |
$soundEffects |
jQuery | Element used to build audio sample list. |
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addSurface()
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Adds a new Surface object to the game. The object is placed at the center of the playing field and has a random velocity.
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iterate()
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A single iteration of the game. Invoked approximately 60 times per second.
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namePlayer(name)
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Change the name of the current player. This will reset the player's score, as well as save the player state.
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Name Type Description name
String Player's new name. - Source:
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pause()
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Pauses the game. Pause has no effect on player or surface state. It simply stops the game from iterating.
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reset()
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Resets the game state. This wipes player information, removes all surfaces from the playing surface, then add a single new surface.
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scorePoint()
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Called when a point is scored. Plays a random sound effect when called, as well as accellerates all surfaces a small amount.
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start()
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Starts the game. If the player is unknown, then we'll call the introduce() method, if present. The introduce method should gather necessary information and update the player object state.
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triggerPlayerChange()
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Used to fire the game's onPlayerChange() handler.
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THE BABYSITTER A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1995 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(* out of four)
I'm really starting to wonder about Alicia Silverstone. Sure, she is one of the most beautiful creatures on God's green earth (second only to that Movie Critic at LARGE guy), but when it comes to choosing what movies she stars in, she always strikes out. The Crush was a slow-moving, predictable piece of fluff. Hideaway was a horrific novel adaptation Alicia had only a minor role in. CLUELESS was an annoying, unfunny waste of time. And people have e-mailed me too, saying CLUELESS is a good movie and that I'm the only one who doesn't like it. One girl said if I'd seen the movie with "an open mind," I would have enjoyed it. Nothing could be further from the truth. I went into the theater expecting to love the movie. The preview looked good and of course I'm crazymadinlove with Alicia, but the movie was a bunch of bad jokes coming from whiny, unlikable characters. Almost everyone I saw the movie with felt the same way. When we were walking out of the theater, one guy (and it wasn't me) yelled out, "That was the worst f$in' movie I've ever seen" and the rest of us had to laugh in agreement.
So last night I walked into the video store and saw Alicia's pretty face on the cover of some made-for-video thriller called The Babysitter. I knew it would be bad but some inner compulsion I'll probably never understand made me rent it anyway. What I got was 90 minutes of regret--the worst Alicia Silverstone movie ever. And you already know from the last paragraph what the competition is like.
Where to begin in criticizing this movie? The plot is a thin shred that moves slower than a glacier, the writing could have been done (and for all we know it was) by a ten year old, Alicia is the star and she's still wasted in a movie that has no appeal whatsoever. There is zero humor, zero suspense, zero drama and zero action, until the last ten minutes, when the story is needlessly and pointlessly concluded with a violent sequence.  So why does this movie get one star out of me? Well, Alicia spends twenty minutes of the movie in the bathtub. And if it wasn't bubble bath, The Babysitter would have instantly joined the ranks of our other four- star features, but you settle for what you can get.
Alicia plays a babysitter who's spending Friday night looking after two kids whose parents are out getting drunk at a cocktail party. And of course anyone as beautiful as Alicia automatically spends their Friday nights at home (at least that Movie Critic at LARGE guy does). As the movie trods along, we discover she's not only the mostly-silent star of the movie but also the object of every male character's fantasies (and probably every male viewer's too). The drunken father thinks she's just the thing to recapture his lost youth, her boyfriend lets his imagination run wild while spying on Alicia from outside, even the prepubescent boy looks in on Alicia through the bathroom keyhole while she's taking her bubble bath.  Not that any of us asked or ever even thought about seeing this 200+ pound woman in a black silk teddy.
At least none of the sex fanatasies ever leave the realm of the PG-rated. In fact, I could imagine THE BABYSITTER becoming a Cinemax late-night staple if not for the fact that there's absolutely no nudity in it.  I've already pointed out that it can't fall under drama, comedy, thriller or action, so what do you classify THE BABYSITTER as? Bad.
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Azure Adds Native Backup for SQL Server 2019
“Users can restore anywhere by recovering data as .bak files”
Microsoft Azure says it is adding native backup for SQL Server 2019 running in Azure Virtual Machine; a new offering that protects standalone SQL Server and SQL AlwaysOn configurations running in the cloud, without the need to deploy and manage any additional backup infrastructure.
The move comes as cloud providers continue to ramp up their back-up offerings; aiming to cut into the market share of dedicated back-up and resilience specialists, many of which have been feeling the pressure from such cloud-native offerings (witness, e.g, Sungard’s travails).
Read this: IT Teams “Dangerously Misinformed” About Cloud Backup Provisions
Azure Backup programme manager Swati Sachdeva noted: “… a centrally managed, enterprise-scale backup solution is imperative… This is especially true if you are running the SQL Server in the cloud to leverage the benefits of dynamic scale and don’t want to continue using the legacy backup methods that are tedious, infrastructure-heavy, and difficult to scale.”
Azure is also sharing Azure Backup general availability SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2 migrating to Azure as SQL Server running in virtual machines, and SQL Server running on Windows 2019.
(As recently reported by Computer Business Review, enterprises typically widely misunderstand their cloud service providers’ backup provisions, according to research by 4sl; most believing that their cloud service providers retain backup data for much longer than they actually do).
SQL Server Back-Up
Among Azure’s new enhancements for its back-up services is the key capability of Restore as Files, which lets users restore anywhere by recovering the backed-up data as .bak files, Sachdeva noted.
These backup files can be moved across subscriptions, regions, or onto on-premises SQL Servers and trigger database restore wherever users want, Azure promised, helping users stay compliant by letting them recover backup data from a destination of their choice.
The move comes as Microsoft continues to aggressively target SQL database customers looking to move their databases (whether Oracle’s, Microsoft’s, or any other supplier) onto the cloud as growing numbers of enterprise SQL database users start to consider their options for migration or replacement.
A recent survey found that 44 percent of organizations now using SQL Server on VMs in Azure, Amazon and Google Cloud at least some of the time.


CrankyCritic® movie reviews: Deterrence Rated [R], 103 minutes Starring Kevin Pollak, Timothy Hutton, Sheryl Lee Ralph and Sean Astin Written and Directed by Rod Lurie website: www.deterrencemovie.com
IN SHORT: Great writing and acting almost sabotaged by poor direction
There may be a lot of argument about the politics (perceived or implied) of Rod Lurie's Deterrence, that's how well written and acted this nuclear thriller is. Problem is that Lurie has also chosen to direct his script, and he's much less adept at that chore. We'll present the positive, first.
Set in Colorado, early in the election year of 2008, Deterrence is a one set piece in which all the characters remain, hemmed in by an unexpected blizzard. There's a vacationing couple (Kathryn Morris and Michael Mantell), whiling away the hours at Morty's Roadside Diner over a game of chess. There's a local guy named Ralph (Sean Astin), eating a burger and playing pool. Katie the waitress (Clotilde Courau) is a French-Canadian import and Harvey (Bajda Djola) is flipping burgers, as the owner of the joint. The snow continues to fall as the diner fills with an entourage of suits and ties who can't make it to the local airport.
That entourage includes the President of the United States, Walter Emerson (Kevin Pollak), his Chief of Staff Marshall Thompson (Timothy Hutton) and National Security Advisor Gayle Redford (Sheryl Lee Ralph). In Colorado to campaign, the President has left it to his men in DC to monitor a possible military hotspot in the Far East. While the prez sits down to a chili-burger, Iraq invades Kuwait and massacres an American military peacekeeping force.
The options are few. Most of our military units are in the Far East. The one aircraft carrier in the area can launch missiles that can't be recalled if Iraq doesn't back down to Presidential demands, broadcast to the world via an IBS (think CNN) camera uplink that had been covering the campaign.  The Iraqis, in turn, offer to turn the Western World into toast, with their own, and unknown to us, collection of nukes. That's all I'll tell you about Deterrence's greatest strength; a twisting, turning story that puts two nuclear powers nose to nose on a course towards what we used to call M.D.A., "mutual assured destruction."
While all the reg'lar folks sound off about the President's threat, Lurie has tossed in a couple more layers of background intrigue into the mix. President Emerson like Gerald Ford back in the Seventies, wasn't elected to office and thus cannot be sure that he has a mandate from the people to take the route he has chosen, a route his top aides are strongly opposed to. As the minutes to deadline wear down, so do the tempers of everyone in the diner. Great performances by Pollak, Hutton and Ralph in particular kept our attention fixed on the screen at all times -- when they are on the screen.
To get there you have to suffer through a hackneyed mess of opening credits and a pointless mix of artsy black and white and color video images that begin this flick. It's Lurie's lack of training as a director that is this flick's biggest drawback, and his training is that of a respected LA based film critic and writer. Assuming that he sat through the hundreds of flicks the rest of us do, there is almost no excuse for making the mistakes that he does (and here I'll shift into film student mode, 'cuz that's the only way to make it clear).
>From year one of film school, (you) are taught three things: Do Not move the camera unless you're making a point. Do Not fast cut a sequence if the edits don't enhance the story telling value. Do Not pad your film with local color above and beyond what is necessary to set up the story (most of that is in the title sequence. You are advised to go out for popcorn once the film starts).
One set shoots are difficult enough for an experienced director, but Lurie shoots everything in close up. It'll look fine on TV. It's oppressive viewing on the big screen. Deterrence might have been a fine successor to Fail Safe. It is not.
On average, a first run movie ticket will run you Eight Bucks. Were Cranky able to set his own price to Deterrence, he would have paid...
$4.00
Pay per view level. If your tastes run to the arthouse, feel free to drop the dollar.
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Cayetano Arellano was the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
He was born on March 2, 1847 in Udyong, Bataan to parents Servando Cayetano and Cristina Lanzon.
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WITNESS LIST Criminal Justice Committee April 8, 2003 - 1:00P SB 50 FOR: Clements, Dianne (Justice For All), Houston, TX Lippincott, Chris Communications Director (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault), Austin, TX Wolf, Laura General Counsel (Safe Place), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Flores, Nancy Public Policy Specialist (Texas Council on Family Violence), Austin, TX Gaylor, Tom Deputy Exeuctive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Against: Hampton, Keith S. 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[gecode-users] value-consistency definition
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu May 3 11:51:30 CEST 2007
Hi.
> I've searched for a definition of value-consistency, but I don't
> really
> find it.
Unlike bounds-consistency or domain-consistency, it's not standard
terminology, I think.
> What I've understood is that using the value-consistency is no more
> than
> a constraint checking. So, there's no propagation in this case.
>
> Saying that a constraint is value-consistent should then mean that it
> exists a value for each involved variable such that the constraint is
> satisfied.
>
> Examples :
> X in {1, 2, 3}
> Y in {3, 4, 5}
> the constraint X = Y is value-consistent.
>
> X in {1, 2, 3}
> Y in {4, 5, 6}
> the constraint X = Y isn't value-consistent.
>
> Am I right ?
No, it's even weaker. We haven't defined it formally, but our
intuition for the ICL_VAL consistency level is that the constraint
will only propagate if at least one of its variables is assigned to a
single value. A formal definition would be something like "for all
variables with singleton domains, there exist values in the domains
of the other variables that are consistent with the constraint".
We can slightly modify your example:
For X in {1}, Y in {1,2,3}, X=Y is value consistent
For X in {1}, Y in {2,3}, X=Y is not value consistent
But:
For X in {1,2}, Y in {3,4}, X=Y is value consistent!
For the implementation, it usually means that the propagator
subscribes with the PC_INT_VAL propagation condition (for int
variables), so that it is only woken up when a variable gets
assigned. In fact, the propagator might be even weaker, only deciding
whether the constraint holds if /all/ its variables are assigned.
This is actually the minimal thing a propagator has to do.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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The COVID-19 pandemic has swept across the globe, throwing our lives into disarray. With entire nations under lockdown and over a million lives lost, the livelihoods of many around the globe have been unduly disrupted. Increasingly, we look to science to grapple with the challenges and uncertainty brought about by the pandemic.
In light of these constraints, ISYF is going digital! The theme for ISYFdigital 2021 is “Post-Pandemic Science: Navigating Uncharted Waters”, which highlights the evolving role of science in the new normal that we are currently living in. Now, more than ever, we are dependent on scientific innovations to help us address the new challenges brought about by the COVID‐19 pandemic. With every second being crucial in saving lives, the progress of scientific research has been accelerated to develop a cure for the virus. While nations closed their borders, scientists shattered boundaries, creating opportunities for unprecedented international cooperation.
The pandemic has also accelerated the digital shift in our modern society. The pace of our work, education and socialization into the digital space is seeing a major acceleration and may change core aspects of our identities, as well as how we work, learn, and engage. While we grapple with social distancing policies such as international border closures and lockdowns, we are also racing against time to find and dispatch a safe and effective vaccine. Science is the shining star that helps us navigate through dark waters. As we look towards a post-pandemic world, we can start asking ourselves some pertinent questions. In what ways has the pandemic affected scientific progress? Which areas of research are emerging now, and which others have become less relevant? After this tumultuous journey ends, what will be the state of the world that we live in when we step onto new shores? The challenge of humanity now is how to best reap the fruits of science to prepare us for the opportunities of the future, in our quest to conquer new frontiers.
ISYF aims to provide high-ability students with ample opportunities to share and discuss their interest in science, technology and science research. They will be exposed to many fields of science which will broaden their outlook and understanding of the scientific world. Nobel Laureates and eminent scientists will inspire them through stories of their own life experiences and scientific discoveries. These interactions will help create greater awareness among the youth about the importance of broad-based knowledge, keen curiosity, relentless tenacity and a global outlook when considering pursuing science as a meaningful and fulfilling endeavour.
Students will have many opportunities to interact in different cross-cultural groups and form strong bonds with each other throughout the forum. Activities are designed to promote mutual cooperation, understanding and appreciation of each others’ diverse cultures while sharing a common passion in science, technology and research.
Through engaging with Singapore’s own research scientists, ISYFdigital gives participants first-hand insight into Singapore’s innovative capabilities, and an overview of the educational and research scene that supports these scientific endeavours.
Participation in ISYF is via invitation to selected schools across the globe.
The programme targets top science students from schools all over the world. Student participants from each school should meet the following criteria:
Participation in ISYF is via invitation to selected schools across the globe.
The programme targets top science students from schools all over the world. Student participants from each school should meet the following criteria:
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Boors in the Workplace
These are the rude behaviors by bosses most often cited in a recent survey, in descending order of frequency. • Interrupts people • Is judgmental of those who are different • Pays little attention to or shows little interest in others’ opinions • Takes the best and leaves the worst tasks for others • Fails to pass along necessary information • Neglects saying please or thank you • Talks down to people • Takes too much credit for things • Swears • Puts others down
These are the rude behaviors people most often admit to seeing in themselves.
• Hibernates into e-gadgets • Uses jargon even when it excludes others • Ignores invitations • Is judgmental of those who are different • Grabs easy tasks while leaving difficult ones for others • Does not listen • Emails/texts during meetings • Pays little attention to others • Takes others’ contributions for granted • Belittles others nonverbally • Neglects saying please or thank you


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I am a Canadian-American Computer Engineer currently living in New Hampshire. I moved to Boston in 2012 to attend Northeastern University and only recently left to get closer to my passions. I was a rower in college and have a passion for mountain biking and hiking.
I am currently a Lead Sitecore Developer at Productive Edge, hence the Sitecore blog found on this site. You can usually find me looking for more challenges and new problems to solve.
Do you ever find yourself googling trivial questions like How to undo git commit
, never mind the fact you’ve done it 100 times before? This blog is a bit like that, chronicling small nuggets of information I find myself looking back for over and over again. Really it’s to use as my own source of knowledge, but hopefully you can prosper from it as well! All of the content on this blog is from my own experiences and opinions. If you have anything to add to any subject, feel free to start a discourse or reach out directly! If I have something wrong I'd definitely prefer to fix it and spread good knowledge.
Most of the interesting things I do in my day-to-day tasks revolve around the actual development of features. As such, most if not all of the examples here will be focused on development environments and you will not find many articles relating to deployment configurations or other production difficulties.


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- Outline color:
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Your safety is our priority. From sanitizing all bikes before every use, to extensive on-ground safety measures, your rides with ONN will always be safe and reliable. We also offer helmets on-demand.
Your safety is our priority. From sanitizing all bikes before every use, to extensive on-ground safety measures, your rides with ONN will always be safe and reliable. We also offer helmets on-demand.
Your safety is our priority. From sanitizing all bikes before every use, to extensive on-ground safety measures, your rides with ONN will always be safe and reliable. We also offer helmets on-demand.
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A little bit about me: I'm obessed with my puppy, Barley. I'm German and am therefore required to drink lots of beer (at least that's my excuse). I'm married to a funny guy named Matt. We spend a lot of our free time "DIY'ing" our 1977 rambler. I like food. Like, a lot. Want to know what else I do besides code? Check out my Etsy shop: Prost Schatz!
I currently work as a microbiologist, and frankly am BORED. I work in a high profile hospital and still find myself feeling like I'm doing the same thing day in and day out. I'm desperate for a change. My younger sister pushed me in the direction of web development and coding. I've been doing some online modules and LOVE it. I'm hoping to continue to learn and eventually commit to a complete career change. I feel like my experience as a microbiologist has given me important skills to help me be the best coder I can be; critical thinking, complex problem solving, and multi-tasking skills. I'm SO excited to be starting on this new adventure, even at the age of 28!
I love talking to people and I look forward to immersing myself in a culture that cultivates creativity. I feel like my previous work as a microbiologist has given me the analytical and problem solving capabilities to be a good coder. One of my chief complaints with the medical field is lack of flexibility and creativity. I look forward to a new career where I can stretch myself and and be involved with a team as well as clients to produce a new and unique product. I also love learning and am excited to be entering a field that is continually evolving that I can constantly be learning and improving my work and knowledge base.
Get in Touch!8 Class Front-End Web Developer Cohort Member. Classes included; HTML, CSS, Javascrpit, Git, and Wordpress.
Self-Taught using; Code Academy, Bento, W3Schools, and a whole lot of Googling!
Experience as a Microbiologist in a Level 1 Trauma Hospital.
July 2011-Present
Graduated from Winona State University June 2010. Dual Majors: Biology and Medical Laboratory Sciences
Identification of bacteria, parasites, and viruses. Specimen processing, antibotic sucseptibility testing, and competency and proficiency coordinator. Lead technologist for Biofire instrument and BD FX blood culture monitoring system.
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Provided customer serivce to clients, wedding consultations, and created unique floral arrangements for a variety of occasions.
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Want to know more about me? Send me an email or give me a call, I'd love to chat with you!
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