Here's a biggie, but very juicy in details. I have done morning Glories many times. My friend was a newb, only having done marijuana and alcohol, so I decided to prank him after he wanted to try LSD but couldn't get any by giving him a first time dose of 400 seeds. Bad move. I thought he had small packs with 5-10 seeds apiece, so I tell him about 35 packs will be enough. Only not till I get home I realize each pack contained 65 seeds.
 Me and two friends had to hold him down on the floor for him to clam down! He also tried swimming in the toilet and uncovered the meaning of life, though he wasn't quit able to tell me.  I stayed up all night praying to God he'd be alright. He just fell into slight psychosis for a few days.
ANYWAYS...me being the dumbass druggie I am and feeling bad about what I did I decide to do the same myself. In second block at school I decide to pop about 25 packs of heavenly blue and flying saucers seeds.
[Erowid Note: 1625 morning glory seeds is considered an extremely high dose, see morning glory Dose Chart]
Shit was alright for awhile. Soon I started getting a 'poisoned' feeling like I get with diphenhydramine HCL.
Around 12:30PM after eating lunch I go to ISS - In school suspension. The very reason I picked this day for the experiment as the teacher is a dickshit. About this time my hands are red when I hold them below my heart and white when I hold them above my head. When staying still for a few moments the tips turn blue. My mind was getting very loose, and I was going into deep thought. Seemed similar to an LSD trip. About 1:45PM (T+2:15) walls were purple and occasionally had a watery 'ripple' effect. Like they were crying.
Soon enough the bell rang at 3:40PM and I got on the bus to go home. I felt completely fine and sober. I mean, all that was happening was me seeing light flashes. Along with trees being golden, the sky purplish blue, and grass being cut into perfect 1x1 foot blocks. I get home and go to my room to put on some Hendrix.  Shit I never really noticed before stood out.  So the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock track comes on and this is where the real fun begins.  AND SEE IT TOO!! My senses kept switching over and stuff, I can't explain it at all. Kinda like my tongue was vibrating to the music but I deciphered it as sound.
 Unfortunately no girls were around and I'm not into guys, so I pull out the 'ol lotion and a wad of tissue.  Then it got weird cus I started thinking about how were just animals, wads of cells cooperating for survival. What's the purpose of life? I was sure there was a God, but in a way it didn't make since. Then I snapped back to realty and realized I wasn't jacking it. So I start thinking about my hot girlfriend and then thought about life came back again and how basically she was just a monkey out for survival. Talk about turnoff. If I wanted that I might as well pick up a picture of Barbara Streisand.
So I turn on the TV and stare at info ads about bodybuilding and how cool it was.  I think about how much I need to change the channel, but my body was too lost in time to reach for the remote.   Then I started hearing the feeling. I keep spankn the monkey and soon the normal relaxed feeling came over me, just reeeeally extreme, until I splooged, then it felt like my eye was splooging.
After laying on my bed for what seemed like a few minutes, I look at the clock and its 8 PM!! I go outside and sit in my car and think how lucky I am to be alive and prayed and thanked God for letting me be alive. I noticed my heart flying, I couldn't count straight but estimated about 230 bpm, and it wasn't even beats either, but I paid no heed as I remembered my friend who did about 500 more seeds than me, plus I've been in far more shit than this.
I look out the window and I see the sun high in the sky, blue at that, and am amazed at God created. Around 9PM I realized it was just the streetlight reflection on the other cars window, but am still marvelled at it. Around 8:30PM I look at my hands and am happy I have them and never realized how big they were or that they could move they way they did. Then I realized I DIDNT KNOW I HAD HANDS!!!! Especially ones that changed colors. I looked in the mirror and saw my pupils were about the size of a pencil eraser.  My coarse hair felt incredibly soft and long.
 Shit started getting scary here. My heart felt like it was about to give up and kept skipping around to really fast to dangerously slow, and it was always uneven, constricted beats. I thought the trees were gnomes out to get me, and I reassured myself that it wasn't like that, the trees were normal, it was the gnomes behind the trees that wanted to eat me.  My friend was freaking out thinking the devil was out to get him and how the walls were crying (he took like 15 50mg Equates and the weed) and how he seriously needed to get home before 11PM or he'd be in trouble.
I go inside to get a snack, but was disgusted when I saw the hamburgers, thinking about how meat was animal organs, flesh carved out of a cows side. So I settled for iced tea.  All day and the weed made it almost unbearable, in fact my spit tasted like blood. So I'm in the car with my friend and 2 watchers, and they're saying I'm good to drive. I'm saying I'm seriously fucked up and can't drive, and they convince me to try, chiefly after one offered to drive, the same kid who drove off the rode when my other car broke and we were pushing it to a service station at like 1mph, but that's another story.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
So I start backing out straight, and they yelling STOP! STOP!! And I'm like chill man! Then I hear a THUNK! And look behind me and saw I hit they're fence, meaning that rather than backing out directly straight, I went at about a 90 degree. And it was at about 30mph when I thought I was going 5.
When we got back (me and the 2 watchers) at 12:12 AM, I went directly to lay down on the bed. The ceiling was spinning and the popcorn paint was dancing and popping around. Television screens and monitors flashed a lot and had lines running through them, and my body felt like it was 3000pounds yet weightless.
Overall, it was pretty fun. I tripped incredibly hard, and it's a damn good thing I had watchers. The next day I had a small hangover from when I woke up at 9AM to about 11AM, and sporadically saw light flashes and colors for about a week after.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


The Hemi Test Module service, Test Suite template, Test Suite fragment, and testable Application Component provide a rich set of tools for in-page unit testing. As discussed in Get Started with Hemi and TDD, the Test Suite features provide a lot of quality assurance coverage. For the developers, unit testing Web applications may require a lot of mocking at the model and controller levels, and leave the view level virtually uncovered. In-page unit testing expands test coverage to include the rich behavior that is now a norm on most Web sites.
The Hemi approach to unit testing is twofold: First, to provide a set of tests that may be executed over an entire page (as discussed in Get Started with TDD), and Second, a component to instrument tests on a specific node. The value of node-level unit testing is that developers can target specific behaviors of an interface element, including any dressing created- or decorated-by a toolkit (E.G.: A JQuery or Dojo widget).
Adding unit test capabilities is straight forward. Creating a test suite and test is as simple as writing a function that begins with Test. Tests extend Modules, are decorated with the module API such as the Container and Module reference objects, and operate within an enclosed scope. Test implementations are Framework objects, and each invocation of a test generates a TestResult object. Tests are also decorated with the Logger utility, the TestMembers array of discovered tests, and the Assert, RunTest, RunTests, and getReport methods. For asynchronous operations, and EndTest is generated for each discovered test, so a handler defined within the test suite may complete the corresponding test.
The following example code represents some HTML node and a corresponding unit test. The unit test asserts that the node contains some specific text. When this test is started, a floating dialog is positioned over the target node. In this example, the autoTest property is not specified and a Run button is added by the testable component.

Test Text
  function TestNodeContent(oTest) { this.Assert(this.Container != null, "Container is null"); this.Assert(this.Container.innerHTML.match(/Example Content/), "Content not found"); }
Click Unit Test #1, and then click the Run button. The example HTML node and unit test instrumentation will be loaded into the Runtime Container. The result will be an error because the example content was not found. While the test is still displayed, click the Report button to view the results. Also, you may click the Log button to view any log entries that the test may have created.
Now, experiment with the same test and valid content.

Example Content

Click Unit Test #2, and then click the Run button. The result will be a full green icon because all tests (there was only the one) completed successfully. Click the Log button to see the results. Thise time, notice that the log indicates that both the test and test suite completed. In Unit Test #1, neither the test nor the suite completed because the one test was in error.
The first two examples loaded the unit test and example node into the Runtime Container for demonstration purposes. Under normal circumstances, the unit test would run automatically and against the actual node, as demonstrated in the next section.
There are several ways to instrument Hemi unit tests with the testable component. Each has it's benefits and drawbacks.
One method is to use the component attribute to add the testable Application Component, a feature of the XHTML Object that works in conjunction with the Application Space service. The unit tests to run are specified with the tests attribute. This is fine for generated HTML, or with server-side tokenization to make the attribute inclusion conditional. However, for content that is typed against a schema or DTD, this may not be desired or permitted.

Example Content

Example Content
A second method is to use a JSON-esque embedded CSS construct. With this method, the automatic instrumentation is eschewed for a reduced footprint and by-passing strong schema validation. However, without the automatic instrumentation, some additional script is needed to bind the node to the testable component, and pass along the configuration. Any means to identify the nodes with the embedded CSS class may be used to aggregate a list of matching nodes. The hemi.css library includes a utility to decompose the construct into a JSON object. In the following example, the primary Application Space is used.

Example Content

Example Content
A third method is to script the application component to the node.

Defining multiple tests is straightforward: Add additional tests separated by a comma.

Handlers may be specified for receiving callbacks when a test status changes or when a test suite completes. This is helpful when working with asynchronous tests and responding to the results. By returning false and not raising an error or asserting a false condition, a test identifies itself as asynchronous. The test will remain in a pending state until it has completed.
To complete the asynchronous test, the generated EndTest function is used to specify the result of the test.
function TestAsyncAction(oTest){ // invoke async action with a locally defined handler. return false; } function HandleAsyncAction(){ EndTestAsyncAction(true); }
[ Stephen W. Cote, 2010 - BSD ]


The Rent Is Too Damn High! Succinct Data Structures for Fun and Profit
Our data takes up too much space! Consider the linked list:
(picture of a linked list)
No matter what it stores, we need to allocate another 64 bits per node in order to keep track of where the next one is! This is especially absurd if we consider the case of a linked list of booleans. We only need one bit to store each element, but (after taking into account the overhead) storage requirements of each node are at least 65 bits, which is 65x more space than we would ideally use.
(picture of the same data as an array)
Fortunately, we don’t have to use a linked list to store this sequence. Instead we can use an array, which is a contiguous series of memory addresses. Now instead of explicitly keeping track of where the next element is, that information is implicit in the memory layout of the data. We have achieved ideal space usage! On the other hand, modifying our data is tricky, whereas with a linked list representation all we have to do is change a few pointers.
Replacing a linked list with an array is pretty straightforward, but what do we do if we have a more interesting data structure, such as a tree?
(picture of a tree with at least one node that has >2 children)
If we had a complete binary tree, we could store it in breadth-first order, again implicitly encoding the parent-child relationships in the memory layout. With any other kind of tree, though, we can’t do this.
The existence of Lisp suggests one approach. We could perform a depth-first
preorder traversal of the tree, producing a (
when going from a parent to a
child, and a )
when returning to a parent from a child. This results in 2n
parentheses for a tree with n
nodes, and is known as a Balanced Parentheses
representation.
(balanced parentheses representation of above tree)
The fun really begins when we replace (
with 1 and )
with 0 to get a
bitvector. This can be stored extremely efficiently as machine words. We can
operate on this bitvector using rank
and select
operations. rank(i)
counts the number of occurrences of a symbol upto and including a particular
index i
, and select(i)
provides the index where the i
th symbol is
located.
Using these operations, we can perform more sophisticated queries such as determining the next sibling node or the parent node.
These data structures are known as compact, succinct, or implicit data structures based on how much space they take up compared to the information-theoretical lower bound. The primary advantage they have over other forms of data compression is that they do not have to be decompressed before useful work can be done with them.
So far this seems like a fun computer science party trick, but are there real-world applications of this body of knowledge?
One application is to working with semi-structured textual formats, such as CSVs and JSON. When working with these, we usually have to parse the entire document, even if we only care about a specific field. It would be nice if we could somehow create an index the data (without parsing it first) and then only pluck out the specific data that we care about. This idea of efficiently encoding the structure separately matches what we’ve seen so far, and is the subject of “Semi-Indexing Semi-Structured Data in Tiny Space” by Giuseppe Ottaviano and Roberto Grossi


Chips represent complex entities in small blocks, such as a contact.


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Josh Susser has just announced that he is available for hire. Though relatively new on the Rails scene, Josh has proved a fast learner and has made his mark with several valuable contributions to the community. Just the other day we added him as an author to this very blog. Take a look at his posts over on his personal blog and if he looks like a good fit get in touch with him: josh at hasmanythrough com.


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Besieged
Rating: 2 stars out of 4
The Info
Directed by: Bernardo Bertolucci Written by: James Lasdun, Bernardo Bertolucci, Clare Peploe Starring: Thandie Newton, David Thewlis Produced by: Massimo Cortesi
The Nutshell
The story of a young woman caught between unwanted love from her employer and a husband jailed in Africa.
The Review
When you strip a love story down to its bare essentials, what do you have? Funny sing-a-long scenes like in My Best Friend's Wedding? No.  Nuh-uh. How about a grotesquely funny Welsh flatmate like in Notting Hill? Not even close. When you look at the heart behind a true love story, you are left with two things; love, either wanted or unwanted, between two people, and the circumstances that bring them together. While many supposed romantic films are just chances for big stars to look cute (think Meg Ryan in Addicted To Love), Besieged is a hard look at doomed love; no silly sub-plots, no big stars to distract us. Bernardo Bertolucci's new film is obviously different from the rest of the pack, but perhaps it is too different.
The story is simple to tell, but filled with deep emotions. Shandurai's (Newton) husband gets imprisoned in an unnamed African nation, and some time later she leaves for Rome to get an education and a good job. She works as a housecleaner for Mr. Kinsky (Thewlis), an eccentric pianist, while doing to night school. Mr. Kinsky rather painfully loves her, something Shandurai takes in stride, not wanting to leave a well-paying job. Normally, this is about as much of the plot a critic will tell, leaving all of the sub-plots and other bits to the viewer to discover. However, the story of Besieged is so sparsely told that this is almost all there is to tell; it is left to us, the audience, to figure out what is going on. Once the film leaves Africa for Rome, the narrative jumps forward to a point where Shandurai has worked for Mr. Kinsky for some time. We know this for he is already deeply in love with her, sending her flowers down the laundry-chute at one point. The viewer's first conscious thought is "Wait, when did he fall for her? Who is he and why is she working for him? Wait, we aren't in Africa any more?".
This method of story-telling can be useful. Many films explain everything to you, diluting their story and distracting you from the action; perhaps the only flaw in Hitchcock's Psycho is the psychiatrist's lengthy explanation of what is wrong with Norman Bates in the film's denouement. Other films leave out key pieces of information, to provide a surprise climax. Several films this year have used this trick, one to great financial success. Besieged however leaves gaps in its narrative solely to concentrate on the important parts. Thus, we have to deduce for ourselves what the relationship is between Shandurai and Mr. Kinsky. Making your audience think is not in itself a bad thing, but with a film as layered and deep as Besieged is, so much time is spent trying to put together what's happening that many subtleties go unnoticed.
Besieged is sparse not only in its narrative, but also in its dialogue. Whole scenes go by where neither character speaks, engaging instead in meaningful looks and glances. Had two lesser actors been chosen for the roles, this lack of speech would have buried the film. David Thewlis and Thandie Newton are both more than capable at emoting through facial expressions, however, creating an electrical tension between them. We hardly know what Mr. Kinsky's motivations are, yet we are drawn into the helplessness of his love anyway. The love story itself is a raw, powerful one that is uncommon in the majority of films today. Kinsky seems unable to do anything but love Shandurai. He knows of her past, and of her husband back in Africa, yet can't stop himself. He makes great sacrifices for her, very noble sacrifices that threaten to ruin his own life, such is the power of the emotions running through him.
Bertolucci uses a filming style that, with the deliberate plot holes, further serves to distract the viewer. He has chopped frames out of certain scenes, so that one second out of every third or so is missing. The result is a jerky, confusing movement that seems more like art for art's sake than useful. The final effect is one of consternation with the film. When discussing the film afterwards, more viewers will be irately discussing the way characters twitched around the scene than about how well-written the story was. While no film can please everyone, Besieged could have earned a lot more fans had Bertolucci laid off on the flourishes a little. It is a real shame for this is one of the better love stories I've seen in years.
Copyright - Tim Chandler
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This is a wireframe prototype for Disaster Relief Library; A Resource Sharing App for Emergency Situations.
Disaster Relief Library is a medium for those with a surplus of equipment, resources or skills
can safely share with those who are in need.
Through the use of a map where resources are available, this app aims to remove the need for
centralized resource centers (such as grocery stores) making perhaps critical resources more
available to people faster in disaster situations.
These wireframes were created using Figma.
Map
The Map is the landing page of App.
Here you can see what items are
being offered, requested and where
areas of danger are. When clicking
on an item, you can see more details
and find paths to that item.
Map Menus
The Top icons allow you to pull down
an Announcements menu, which
gives you information on the current
situation, and extend a search bar,
which lets you search the area for
whatever you may be looking for.
Login
A login page will appear if you open
the app and you are not already
logged in. There is a option for
creating an account too.
Requests
The requests section is navigated
to through the Nav Bar. It lists all
items that are needed in your area.
When selecting an item, you can
see more details about the item and
how much Karma you’d recieve by
trading it.
Requests
Very similar to the requests page,
this page is made different by its
colour theme. This is where a user can offer their goods and services.
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Profile
The Profile tab is a user manages their Profile,
Karma, and requests.
Profile - Offers
Here you can see what you are
offereing to your community and
how you make a new posts. You can
also see if you’ve received offers
(the red circle with the number)
and when selecting an item you can
manage your requests.
Profile - Requests
Very similar to the Offers page, only
with your requests.
Messages
Finally the messages page. The final
option on the Nav bar allows you
to arrange delivery, pick up and to
contact other people using the App.


An Identity sets contains a set of Identities that can be provisioned as accounts in target systems ("User" type Identity Set),
or external users who don't require any accounts ("Contact" type Identity sets). You might choose to have multiple "User" sets,
for example, to separate "Staff" from "Contractors" to make it easy to restrict the access of Contractors.
No Identity Sets yet, why don't you
create one?


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| Uses of View in net.sourceforge.pebble.web.action |
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RemoveEmailAddressAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SendTrackBackAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
EditUserPreferencesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SavePebblePropertiesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ReloadBlogAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewUserAgentsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
FourZeroFourAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewCategoryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewCountriesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AddCategoryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AboutAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewRefererFiltersAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
RemoveFilesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewCategoriesListAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
FourZeroOneAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewPluginsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AddBlogAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ReindexBlogAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
LoginAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewStaticPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ReplyToBlogEntryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewLogAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewRequestsByHourAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SavePluginsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
abstract View |
Action.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Performs the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AddUserAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
EditBlogEntryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
RestoreThemeAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ManageResponsesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewCategoriesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
FourZeroThreeAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AddBlogEntryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ManageStaticPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AddStaticPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewBlogSecurityAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ConfirmTrackBackAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SaveFileAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
FeedAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewTagAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SaveBlogSecurityAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
UnsubscribeAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SubscribeAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ExportBlogAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ChangePasswordAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewRequestsByTypeAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
UtilitiesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewUnpublishedBlogEntriesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
RemoveCategoriesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
UploadFileAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SaveUserPreferencesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewStaticPagesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AddRefererFiltersAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SaveUserAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewHomePageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
BlogEntryToPdfAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
GenerateTrackBackLinkAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SearchAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
RemoveStaticPagesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewFilesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewLogSummaryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ResetThemeAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewUserAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewMessagesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SaveStaticPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AdvancedSearchAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewRequestsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ManageBlogEntriesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewEmailSubscribersAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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View |
EditStaticPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
UnlockStaticPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewReferersAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ResetPluginsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
EditUserDetailsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ViewCommunityAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
CopyFileAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
ConfirmCommentAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
LoginPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SaveBlogPropertiesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
SaveCommentAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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View |
CreateDirectoryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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View |
ErrorAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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Peforms the processing associated with this action. |
View |
AboutAuthorAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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View |
ViewMonthAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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View |
ViewPebblePropertiesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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View |
LogoutAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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View |
ViewDayAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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View |
GarbageCollectAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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View |
ViewResponsesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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View |
ViewUsersAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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SaveUserDetailsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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ViewBlogsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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ResponseFeedAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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View |
ZipDirectoryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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View |
ManageUsersAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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RemoveRefererFiltersAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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EditCategoryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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FileAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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ViewBlogEntriesByPageAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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ViewBlogEntryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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ViewFeedsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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AboutBlogAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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ManageBlogEntryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
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PublishBlogEntryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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AddTrackBackAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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EditFileAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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ViewHelpAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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SaveBlogEntryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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ViewTagsAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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ViewBlogPropertiesAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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SaveCategoryAction.process(HttpServletRequest request,
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| Uses of View in net.sourceforge.pebble.web.view |
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| Subclasses of View in net.sourceforge.pebble.web.view | |
|---|---|
class |
BinaryView
Represents a binary view component and prepares the model for display. |
class |
FileView
Represents a binary view component and prepares the model for display. |
class |
ForbiddenView
Represents a forbidden view. |
class |
ForwardView
Represents a JSP forward to another resource. |
class |
HtmlView
Represents a HTML view component, implemented by a JSP and prepares the model for display. |
class |
JspView
Represents a JSP view component and prepares the model for display. |
class |
NotFoundView
Represents a 404. |
class |
NotModifiedView
Represents a 304 (not modified). |
class |
PdfView
Represents a binary view component and prepares the model for display. |
class |
PlainTextView
Represents a plain text view component, implemented by a JSP and prepares the model for display. |
class |
RedirectView
Represents a JSP view component and prepares the model for display. |
class |
XmlView
Represents an XML view component, implemented by a JSP and prepares the model for display. |
class |
ZipView
Represents a binary view component and prepares the model for display. |
| Uses of View in net.sourceforge.pebble.web.view.impl |
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| Subclasses of View in net.sourceforge.pebble.web.view.impl | |
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class |
AboutAuthorView
Represents the about author page. |
class |
AboutView
Represents the 401 page. |
class |
AbstractFeedView
Base class for newsfeed views. |
class |
AdvancedSearchView
Represents the advanced search view of a simple blog. |
class |
AtomResponsesView
Represents an Atom newsfeed for blog entry responses. |
class |
AtomView
Represents an Atom newsfeed. |
class |
BlogDetailsView
Represents a view of the blog configuration. |
class |
BlogEntriesByDayView
Represents the home page view of a simple blog. |
class |
BlogEntriesByMonthView
Represents the home page view of a blog. |
class |
BlogEntriesView
Represents a page displaying blog entries. |
class |
BlogEntryFormView
Represents the blog entry form. |
class |
BlogEntryView
Represents a page containing a single blog entry. |
class |
BlogPropertiesView
Represents the blog properties view. |
class |
BlogSecurityView
Represents the blog security properties view. |
class |
BlogsView
Represents the page showing a list of blogs (in multi-blog mode). |
class |
CategoriesView
Represents the list of categories. |
class |
ChangePasswordView
Represents the page allowing users to change their password. |
class |
CommentConfirmationView
Represents the comment confirmation page. |
class |
CommentFormView
Represents the comment form. |
class |
CommunityView
Represents a page displaying blog entries from the community. |
class |
ConfirmCommentView
Represents the confir comment page. |
class |
ConfirmTrackBackView
Represents the confirm TrackBack page. |
class |
CountriesView
Represents the visitor country statistics. |
class |
EmailSubscribersView
Represents the page showing a list of all e-mail subscribers. |
class |
ErrorView
Represents the error (HTTP 500) page. |
class |
FeedsView
Represents the tag cloud page. |
class |
FileFormView
Represents the edit file form. |
class |
FilesView
Represents the file view. |
class |
FileTooLargeView
Represents the "file too large" errro page. |
class |
FourZeroFourView
Represents the 404 page. |
class |
FourZeroOneView
Represents the 401 page. |
class |
FourZeroThreeView
Represents the 403 page. |
class |
HelpPageView
Represents a help page. |
class |
LogAsTabDelimitedView
Represents the log file for today. |
class |
LoginPageView
Represents the login page. |
class |
LogSummaryByMonthView
Represents the log summary for a particular year. |
class |
LogSummaryByYearView
Represents the log summary for a particular year. |
class |
MessagesView
Represents the messages page. |
class |
NotEnoughSpaceView
Represents the "not enough space" errro page. |
class |
PasswordChangedView
Represents the comment confirmation page. |
class |
PebblePropertiesView
Represents the Pebble properties view. |
class |
PluginsView
Represents the plugin configuration view. |
class |
PublishBlogEntryView
Represents a page allowing the user to publish/unpublish a blog entry. |
class |
RdfView
Represents an RDF newsfeed. |
class |
RefererFiltersView
Represents the list of referer filters. |
class |
ReferersView
Represents the list of referers. |
class |
RemoveEmailAddressConfirmationView
Represents the page showing the confirmation when a user has opted-out of e-mail notifications for a particular blog entry. |
class |
RemoveEmailAddressView
Represents the page showing a form where a user can opt-out of e-mail notifications for a particular blog entry. |
class |
RequestsByHourView
Represents the request by hour view. |
class |
RequestsByTypeView
Represents the request statistics. |
class |
RequestsView
Represents the list of requests. |
class |
ResponsesView
Represents the view of responses (comments and TrackBacks). |
class |
RssResponsesView
Represents an RSS newsfeed for blog entry responses. |
class |
RssView
Represents an RSS newsfeed. |
class |
SearchResultsView
Represents the search results view of a blog. |
class |
StaticPageFormView
Represents the static page form. |
class |
StaticPageLockedView
Represents the page telling the user that a static page is locked by another user. |
class |
StaticPagesView
Represents the list of static pages. |
class |
StaticPageView
Represents a page containing a single static page. |
class |
SubscribedView
Represents the page confirming that an user has subscribed to blog entry updates via e-mail. |
class |
SubscribeView
Represents the tag cloud page. |
class |
TagsView
Represents the tag cloud page. |
class |
TemplatesView
Represents the list of templates. |
class |
TrackBackFormView
Represents the TrackBack form. |
class |
TrackBackLinkView
Represents the page that displays the TrackBack link for a blog entry. |
class |
TrackBackResponseView
Represents the response sent when a TrackBack is received. |
class |
TrackBackSentView
Represents the page showing information about the TrackBack sent. |
class |
UnpublishedBlogEntriesView
Represents the list of unpublished blog entries. |
class |
UnsubscribedView
Represents the page allowing users to unsubscribe from e-mail updates. |
class |
UnsubscribeView
Represents the tag cloud page. |
class |
UserAgentsView
Represents the user agents statistics. |
class |
UserDetailsView
Represents the page showing user details. |
class |
UserPreferencesView
Represents the page showing user preferences. |
class |
UsersView
Represents the page showing a list of users. |
class |
UserView
Represents the page showing user details. |
class |
UtilitiesView
Represents the list of referers. |
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pyspark.ml.classification.
LogisticRegressionModel
Model fitted by LogisticRegression.
New in version 1.3.0.
Methods
clear(param)
clear
Clears a param from the param map if it has been explicitly set.
copy([extra])
copy
Creates a copy of this instance with the same uid and some extra params.
evaluate(dataset)
evaluate
Evaluates the model on a test dataset.
explainParam(param)
explainParam
Explains a single param and returns its name, doc, and optional default value and user-supplied value in a string.
explainParams()
explainParams
Returns the documentation of all params with their optionally default values and user-supplied values.
extractParamMap([extra])
extractParamMap
Extracts the embedded default param values and user-supplied values, and then merges them with extra values from input into a flat param map, where the latter value is used if there exist conflicts, i.e., with ordering: default param values < user-supplied values < extra.
getAggregationDepth()
getAggregationDepth
Gets the value of aggregationDepth or its default value.
getElasticNetParam()
getElasticNetParam
Gets the value of elasticNetParam or its default value.
getFamily()
getFamily
Gets the value of family or its default value.
family
getFeaturesCol()
getFeaturesCol
Gets the value of featuresCol or its default value.
getFitIntercept()
getFitIntercept
Gets the value of fitIntercept or its default value.
getLabelCol()
getLabelCol
Gets the value of labelCol or its default value.
getLowerBoundsOnCoefficients()
getLowerBoundsOnCoefficients
Gets the value of lowerBoundsOnCoefficients
lowerBoundsOnCoefficients
getLowerBoundsOnIntercepts()
getLowerBoundsOnIntercepts
Gets the value of lowerBoundsOnIntercepts
lowerBoundsOnIntercepts
getMaxBlockSizeInMB()
getMaxBlockSizeInMB
Gets the value of maxBlockSizeInMB or its default value.
getMaxIter()
getMaxIter
Gets the value of maxIter or its default value.
getOrDefault(param)
getOrDefault
Gets the value of a param in the user-supplied param map or its default value.
getParam(paramName)
getParam
Gets a param by its name.
getPredictionCol()
getPredictionCol
Gets the value of predictionCol or its default value.
getProbabilityCol()
getProbabilityCol
Gets the value of probabilityCol or its default value.
getRawPredictionCol()
getRawPredictionCol
Gets the value of rawPredictionCol or its default value.
getRegParam()
getRegParam
Gets the value of regParam or its default value.
getStandardization()
getStandardization
Gets the value of standardization or its default value.
getThreshold()
getThreshold
Get threshold for binary classification.
getThresholds()
getThresholds
If thresholds is set, return its value.
thresholds
getTol()
getTol
Gets the value of tol or its default value.
getUpperBoundsOnCoefficients()
getUpperBoundsOnCoefficients
Gets the value of upperBoundsOnCoefficients
upperBoundsOnCoefficients
getUpperBoundsOnIntercepts()
getUpperBoundsOnIntercepts
Gets the value of upperBoundsOnIntercepts
upperBoundsOnIntercepts
getWeightCol()
getWeightCol
Gets the value of weightCol or its default value.
hasDefault(param)
hasDefault
Checks whether a param has a default value.
hasParam(paramName)
hasParam
Tests whether this instance contains a param with a given (string) name.
isDefined(param)
isDefined
Checks whether a param is explicitly set by user or has a default value.
isSet(param)
isSet
Checks whether a param is explicitly set by user.
load(path)
load
Reads an ML instance from the input path, a shortcut of read().load(path).
predict(value)
predict
Predict label for the given features.
predictProbability(value)
predictProbability
Predict the probability of each class given the features.
predictRaw(value)
predictRaw
Raw prediction for each possible label.
read()
read
Returns an MLReader instance for this class.
save(path)
save
Save this ML instance to the given path, a shortcut of ‘write().save(path)’.
set(param, value)
set
Sets a parameter in the embedded param map.
setFeaturesCol(value)
setFeaturesCol
Sets the value of featuresCol.
featuresCol
setPredictionCol(value)
setPredictionCol
Sets the value of predictionCol.
predictionCol
setProbabilityCol(value)
setProbabilityCol
Sets the value of probabilityCol.
probabilityCol
setRawPredictionCol(value)
setRawPredictionCol
Sets the value of rawPredictionCol.
rawPredictionCol
setThreshold(value)
setThreshold
Sets the value of threshold.
threshold
setThresholds(value)
setThresholds
Sets the value of thresholds.
transform(dataset[, params])
transform
Transforms the input dataset with optional parameters.
write()
write
Returns an MLWriter instance for this ML instance.
Attributes
aggregationDepth
coefficientMatrix
Model coefficients.
coefficients
Model coefficients of binomial logistic regression.
elasticNetParam
fitIntercept
hasSummary
Indicates whether a training summary exists for this model instance.
intercept
Model intercept of binomial logistic regression.
interceptVector
Model intercept.
labelCol
maxBlockSizeInMB
maxIter
numClasses
Number of classes (values which the label can take).
numFeatures
Returns the number of features the model was trained on.
params
Returns all params ordered by name.
regParam
standardization
summary
Gets summary (accuracy/precision/recall, objective history, total iterations) of model trained on the training set.
tol
weightCol
Methods Documentation
Creates a copy of this instance with the same uid and some extra params. This implementation first calls Params.copy and then make a copy of the companion Java pipeline component with extra params. So both the Python wrapper and the Java pipeline component get copied.
Extra parameters to copy to the new instance
JavaParams
Copy of this instance
New in version 2.0.0.
pyspark.sql.DataFrame
Test dataset to evaluate model on.
extra param values
merged param map
New in version 2.1.0.
New in version 2.3.0.
Gets the value of a param in the user-supplied param map or its default value. Raises an error if neither is set.
If thresholds is set with length 2 (i.e., binary classification), this returns the equivalent threshold: \(\frac{1}{1 + \frac{thresholds(0)}{thresholds(1)}}\). Otherwise, returns threshold if set or its default value if unset.
New in version 1.4.0.
If thresholds is set, return its value. Otherwise, if threshold is set, return the equivalent thresholds for binary classification: (1-threshold, threshold). If neither are set, throw an error.
New in version 1.5.0.
New in version 3.0.0.
Sets the value of threshold. Clears value of thresholds if it has been set.
input dataset
an optional param map that overrides embedded params.
transformed dataset
Attributes Documentation
Model coefficients of binomial logistic regression. An exception is thrown in the case of multinomial logistic regression.
Model intercept of binomial logistic regression. An exception is thrown in the case of multinomial logistic regression.
Returns the number of features the model was trained on. If unknown, returns -1
Returns all params ordered by name. The default implementation uses dir() to get all attributes of type Param.
dir()
Param
Gets summary (accuracy/precision/recall, objective history, total iterations) of model trained on the training set. An exception is thrown if trainingSummary is None.


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hi need some help on calculating the kwh in the arduino
I already have the arduino reading the current and multiplying by 230v i have the power calculated.
As i will read the the data from the arduino by modbus tcp to my scada software i also want co calculate the kwh on the arduino
What i want is something that will calculate the kwh usage along the 24h and then reset it back to zero so i have the kwh reading by day...
Can someone please give me a help with algorithm to calculate the kwh ?
thanks
Re: Calculating the kwh in the arduino
The energy value you require is the integral over the 24 hour period of the power.
So in very general terms you must measure the power at intervals and multiply by the time period. That assumes that the power is constant over the period in question so the more frequently you measure the power and compute the energy, the more accurate your total accumulated energy value will be. Then you need to know the time of day in order to reset the accumulator. In the emonGLCD, the time is requested from the server where emoncms is running. You could use that, or Internet time from an NTP server, or you could add a radio code clock or another real time clock to your Arduino.
You will find some code that might help you in the emonGLCD sketches.
Re: Calculating the kwh in the arduino
thanks , i will have the a RTC connected to arduino..
but forgetting the 24h so... i will read the power average it and then divide by 3600.... bit lost
i will check the glcd skteches
Re: Calculating the kwh in the arduino
Still lost on this tried to search info on this here and internet and nothing
some help appreciated
thanks
Re: Calculating the kwh in the arduino
kwH is a measure of energy, and energy is power times time. To find the total amunt of energy that has flowed, you need to add together all the individual energy contributions. If your energy calculations occur every N seconds, then each one will be the average power times the period for which that power was flowing (i.e. N seconds)
As has been discussed recently on the forum, it's a good idea to record the consumption of each whole Watt Hour separately. So, every time your accumulator exceeds 3600, just subtract 3600 from its value and add one to your WattHour register. At the end of the day, your kWH value is just the WattHour value divided by 1000.
There's a simple description of power and energy in pages 1 & 2 of my PV Router article which you may find helpful.
Re: Calculating the kwh in the arduino
fca,
Hi .... In my derivative of Robin's and other's codes, I calculate energy imported, exported, and diverted in kwh and accumulate the values over a 24 hour period. The values are displayed on an LCD, and reset every night at midnight. I use an RTC to keep track of time. More detail and the Arduino sketch can be found on this thread.
keduro


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END OF THE AFFAIR, THE (director: Edward Dmytryk; screenwriter: Lenore J. Coffee/from the novel by Graham Greene; cinematographer: Wilkie Cooper; editor: Alan Osbigton; cast: Deborah Kerr (Sarah Miles), Van Johnson (Maurice Bendrix), Peter Cushing (Henry Miles), John Mills (Albert Parkis), Michael Goodliffe (Smythe), Stephen Murray (Father Crompton), Charles Goldner (Savage), Nora Swinburne (Mrs. Bertram), Nan Munro (Mrs. Tomkins), 1955-UK)
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An American novelist, Maurice Bendrix (Van Johnson), stays on in London after the war. A flashback takes us back to the days in the beginning of World War 11 and the start of his great love affair he has with the wife of a meek civil servant. This is the original film adaptation of the Graham Greene semi-autobiography. It is noteworthy for Deborah Kerr's exactingly curious performance as the dutiful wife, Sarah Miles, of the dull civil servant whom she doesn't love but can't leave. Peter Cushing as Henry Miles, is the dull civil servant running the daily wartime operations of London, who can't live without his wife but who doesn't have the passion she does about living. He has grown estranged from her, content to live with this loveless marriage.
The older B&W version puts less stress on the lust and more on the inner conflict the two lovers are having. It's a more reserved telling of the story, probably due to the conservative time it was filmed than anything else. This version actually leaves a greater impact on the viewer of the momentous tragedy of the self-imposed restrictions religion has placed on the relationship for her. The story never seems illogical, as does the tacky ending to the later version, which tried to get too fancy in its approach to this melodramatic love story. There was no reason to make a remake, and especially so, since the newer version doesn't add anything new to the mix that the older version didn't already have.
At a cocktail party, Maurice chats with Henry about using him as example of what a civil servant is like for the book he is working on about the life of a civil servant. He is introduced to Sarah, as Henry insists that he gets together with his wife, that she will be able to fill him in on the details of his life better than he can.
The affair begins almost at once, as they are neighbors and have a chance to spend a lot of time together, and it also helps that Henry is always busy at the war office. Maurice is overwrought with jealousy that Henry is still her husband, feeling insecure that he will lose her, as he has fallen hopelessly in love. They have a spat when he is disturbed by a rather harmless lie she tells, as the vicar's wife (Munro) comes over and mistakes him for Henry, and she goes along with that mistake. For him, it is disheartening to hear that the woman he loves can so easily tell such a lie, as his imagination gets the best of him and he imagines what if she is also lying to him about other things.
When Maurice asks her, "Why do you stay with him when I want to marry you? She responds, "I want time...time for trust."
The pivotal event in the story, takes place in 1944, during an enemy bombing raid, while she is visiting his house. He wants them to go down to the basement shelter for safety, but she is afraid his landlady will see them there. So he goes down to make sure she isn't there, just as the building gets bombed, damaging mostly the basement. When she goes to look for him in the basement rubble, she thinks that he is dead, as she sees him lying there stiff with a heavy door over him. Five minutes go by, before he comes upstairs and finds her kneeling down and praying, and the first thing she says upon seeing him is, "You're not dead." She then mysteriously breaks off their relationship, telling him that love doesn't end just because we don't see each other. The breaking off of the relationship leaves Maurice dispirited, thinking that she doesn't love him anymore and it causes him to hate her for leaving him.
The story picks up now from the point the flashback left off, with the war over and with him not seeing Sarah for over a year. Walking home in the rain, he bumps into Henry, and even though he thought of avoiding him, he seemed to be unconsciously propelled to meet him. Upon Henry's insistence he comes over to his house again and hears Henry tell him he suspects his wife is having an affair, and is even thinking of getting a private detective to tail her. Maurice becomes jealous of the possibility of a new lover, and asks Henry if he can go in behalf of him to the detective agency, if he doesn't feel up to checking her out himself. But Henry changes his mind about the agency, saying he was wrong to think like that.
Maurice goes to the private detective agency without Henry's knowledge, and sneakily spies on Sarah's life. The private investigator Parkis (John Mills) tails her and shows Maurice a love letter she wrote that he found in the waste basket of a Mr. Smythe (Goodliffe). With this info, Maurice tells Henry about it, who reacts disgustedly with Maurice for having her followed and refuses to respond to the news.
What evolves through Greene's telling of the inner spiritual battle worked out through the characters, is that what is impossible becomes what is religious and man's worldliness is seen as something that is not completely satisfying to him but is something he thinks he needs to satisfy because he doesn't believe in an afterlife.
When Maurice gets hold of Sarah's private journal, he learns why she left him. Of how she made a pact with God, that if he were alive, she would never see him again romantically and would return to her husband. That she loves him so much, that to just have him live will be worth it.
 The priest responds, "You made a vow to someone you didn't believe in -- you have the free will to break it."But you have also taken the first step toward God, that you could continue with, if you so choose.
She will also get the atheist argument from a Mr. Smythe, who speaks at Hyde Park, of how religion is just a bag of tricks, and she meets with him in private as he tries to get her to go back to Maurice.
Dmytryk has made an intelligent and cogent version of a tough novel to film, and made it into an impressionable film. The best performances in the film came from the two actors who seemed to be effortlessly acting, John Mills, as the detective interested more in the craft of his job than the ethics, though always aware of the moral implications of what he is doing. His pleasurable performance stole the film. Peter Cushing was just right for his role as someone who was both conniving and sincere, as the depressed civil servant who can't find love even though he has married someone he dearly loves. The simplicity of his beliefs, that one does one's best, brings thunder down on the passionate lovers, who try so hard to live up to what they believe in but have gone off in opposite directions spiritually. In many respects, I found this the more interesting version. It told a crisper story and avoided all the unnecessary risks the other one took, and better understood Graham Greene's dilemma he has with the modern world and his belief in a demanding Catholicism that is not worried about pleasing anyone but God.
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CASPER [Spoilers] A film review by Charles Ellis Copyright 1995 Charles Ellis
SUMMARY: Even with a klutzy execution like this, CASPER is far better family fare than the fart jokes on Nickelodeon, the fart jokes on the Simpsons, and the Power Rangers type shows.
The death of creativity is slow and lingering. Consider Steven Spielberg's output. "Let's remake Peter Pan with GREAT SPECIAL EFFECTS!" "Let's remake The Flintstones with GREAT SPECIAL EFFECTS!" "Let's remake the Holocaust with GREAT SPECIAL EFFECTS!"
Now it's Casper The Friendly Ghost's turn. Casper would roll over in his grave. If it is possible to make an already lame one-note Harvey/Famous studios creation from the forties an even lamer vehicle, this is it.
I saw Casper with a full house of families sympathetic to the picture. They wanted to like the film. They did. Even my kids liked it. You will like it and your family will, too. Let's be fair and objective about this. I repeat, despite my criticisms of this picture, there's enough good stuff in it that you will enjoy and should take the kids. It is not "too scary."
Now that I've said that I've got to report that the audience groaned audibly and the words "fakey" and "puppet" were heard when Casper makes his on-screen appearance. It's true. You've never seen such a high tech technique look so low tech. You'll swear the computer-generated Casper is a *real* puppet. You can almost hear the plastic slide when Casper blinks his saucer-like "ET" eyes. The Ghostly Trio fares better but two recently deceased human ghost characters look like outtakes from NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS (which works in NIGHTMARE but not here ... these are supposed to be *real* ghosts). You get used to the puppet-looking Casper, but I couldn't help wondering when Kermit the Frog was going to appear.
They redo the classic ET "hands touching" shot. There must be a cut-and-paste file in the word processors at Amblin with contents like "Use Hands Touching scene here". There's a line Casper says "Can I keep you forever?" which is so awful, it elicited the groans again. And they repeat the line later at the "climax" of the film. This is supposed to be a tagline, the equivalent of "Life is like a box of chocolates." Screenwriting is dead.
At the end, Casper gets to be a "real boy" until the stroke of 10 PM. Yes, they stole from Pinoccio and Cinderella, too, and badly. When Casper makes his appearance as a twelve-year-old hunk the audience, you guessed it, groans. Casper looks, acts, and sounds like an eight-year-old tops. This scene just doesn't play.  That the pre-pube crowd is going to flock to the picture because they heard Casper turned out to be their age? The scenario calls Casper's innocent "I just want a friend" motivation into question and posits that Casper wants to get a girl like any other pre-teen boy.
Some "in-jokes" are that the hero's last name is Harvey (Harvey comics) and that Casper's last name was MacFadden (also involved in the publishing of Casper Comics). There is a nice cameo appearance by a Ghostbuster.
Christina Ricci is very good as the kid with more sense than the adults, the typical movie kid. A good choice. Her dad is portrayed by a guy who looks like Robin Williams and the villainness is a woman who looks like Kathleen Turner. I guess they couldn't get Robin Williams and Kathleen Turner.... Eric Idle is amusing but where's Don Knotts when we need him? The two skinny Ghostly Trios have practically the same voice, as far as I could tell.
To the film's credit, they explore the origins of Casper. After all, the cartoons *were* about a dead kid and just ignored it. There are scenes and vignettes that do work as intended. Particularly touching is a scene in Casper's old playroom. I bet the hottest artistic argument of the film was who got to keep the antique toys used in that scene. I know it would be if I was there!
The subplot with the secret lab and the ghost machine has the look and feel of a 1970's TV special. Sort of a Maxwell Smart caper. It's certainly *not* moody or scary. Would you believe Maxwell Smart with GREAT SPECIAL EFFECTS? Oh No! Another mega-idea from the creative mind of Steven Spielberg! Watch for it soon...
THE BEST THING ABOUT THE FILM Kids love it and parents should take them.  They are cheap. Your children will want to read them. Tell them they can read them after you read them. This will make them even more desirable. The comic book Casper lives in a shack with the ghostly trio in an enchanted forest. He has adventures outwitting the trio and other supernatural creatures there. Take this opportunity to let your discover and enjoy enjoy reading and develop an attention span.
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FIRST READING Sirach 51:17-27
A reading from the Book of Sirach
I will give thanks to you and praise you, and
I will bless the name of the Lord. While I was still young, before I went on my
travels, I sought wisdom openly in my prayer. Before the temple I asked for
her, and I will search for her to the last. From blossom to ripening grape my
heart delighted in her; my foot entered upon the straight path; from my youth I
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for myself much instruction. I made progress therein; to him who gives wisdom I
will give glory. For I resolved to live according to wisdom, and
I was zealous for the good; and I shall never be put to shame. My soul
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through purification I found her.
The word of the Lord.
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The law of the LORD is perfect; it revives the
soul. The decrees of the LORD are steadfast; they give wisdom to the simple.
R. The precepts of the Lord are right; they gladden
the heart.
The precepts of the LORD are right; they gladden
the heart. The command of the LORD is clear; it gives light to the eyes.
R. The precepts of the Lord are right; they gladden
the heart.
The fear of the LORD is pure, abiding for ever. The
judgements of the LORD are true; they are, all of them, just.
R. The precepts of the Lord are right; they gladden
the heart.
They are more to be desired than gold, than quantities
of gold. And sweeter are they than honey, than honey flowing from the comb.
R. The precepts of the Lord are right; they gladden
the heart.
FIRST READING Jude 17.20-25
A reading from the Letter of Saint Jude
You must remember, beloved, the predictions of the
apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ. Build yourselves up on your most holy faith;
pray in the Holy Spirit; keep yourselves in the love of God; wait for the mercy
of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life. And convince some, who doubt; save
some, by snatching them out of the fire; on some have mercy with fear, hating
even the garment spotted by the flesh. Now to him who is able to keep you from
falling and to present you without blemish before the presence of his glory
with rejoicing, to the only God, our Saviour through Jesus Christ our Lord, be
glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and for ever.
Amen.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 63:2.3-4.5-6 (R. see 2b)
R. For you my soul is thirsting, O Lord, my God.
O God, you are my God; at dawn I seek you; for you
my soul is thirsting.
R. For you my soul is thirsting, O Lord, my God.
I have come before you in the sanctuary, to behold
your strength and your glory.
R. For you my soul is thirsting, O Lord, my God.
  For you my soul is thirsting, O Lord, my God.
R. Alleluia. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, giving thanks to God the Father through him. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Mark 11:27-33
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark
At that time: Jesus and the disciples came again to
The Gospel of the Lord.


| Opcode | Instruction | Op/En | 64-Bit Mode | Compat/Leg Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2F | DAS | NP | Invalid | Valid | Decimal adjust AL after subtraction. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| NP | NA | NA | NA | NA |
Adjusts the result of the subtraction of two packed BCD values to create a packed BCD result. The AL register is the implied source and destination operand. The DAS instruction is only useful when it follows a SUB instruction that subtracts (binary subtraction) one 2-digit, packed BCD value from another and stores a byte result in the AL register. The DAS instruction then adjusts the contents of the AL register to contain the correct 2-digit, packed BCD result. If a decimal borrow is detected, the CF and AF flags are set accordingly.
This instruction executes as described above in compatibility mode and legacy mode. It is not valid in 64-bit mode.
IF 64-Bit Mode THEN #UD; ELSE old_AL ← AL; old_CF ← CF; CF ← 0; IF (((AL AND 0FH) > 9) or AF = 1) THEN AL ← AL - 6; CF ← old_CF or (Borrow from AL ← AL − 6); AF ← 1; ELSE AF ← 0; FI; IF ((old_AL > 99H) or (old_CF = 1)) THEN AL ← AL − 60H; CF ← 1; FI; FI;
SUB
AL, BL
Before: AL = 35H, BL = 47H, EFLAGS(OSZAPC) = XXXXXX
After: AL = EEH, BL = 47H, EFLAGS(0SZAPC) = 010111
DAA
Before: AL = EEH, BL = 47H, EFLAGS(OSZAPC) = 010111
After: AL = 88H, BL = 47H, EFLAGS(0SZAPC) = X10111
The CF and AF flags are set if the adjustment of the value results in a decimal borrow in either digit of the result (see the “Operation” section above). The SF, ZF, and PF flags are set according to the result. The OF flag is unde-fined.
| #UD | If the LOCK prefix is used. |
| #UD | If the LOCK prefix is used. |
| #UD | If the LOCK prefix is used. |
| #UD | If the LOCK prefix is used. |
| #UD | If in 64-bit mode. |


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It is possible to identify the Autonomous System Number (ASN) for networks that participate in Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). Since BGP route paths are advertised throughout the world we can find these by using a BGP4 and BGP6 looking glass.
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* BPG6 - [http://lg.he.net/ http://lg.he.net/]


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