{% if x == 1%}
Great Day
{% else %}
Not Such a Good Day
{% endif %}
What is the cause?
Humidity = {{hum}}
{% if hum > 17.58 %}
The humidity is higher than average
{% else %}
The humidity is lower than average
{% endif%}
Temperature = {{tem}}
{%if tem >19.76 %}
The temperature is higher than the average
{% else%}
The temperature is lower than the average
{% endif%}
Noise Level = {{noise}}
{% if noise ><PHONE_NUMBER>984127 %}
The noise was higher than the average
{% else %}
The noise was lower than the average
{% endif %}
Want to know how it works
Location Used
Lat = {{lat}}
Long = {{long}}


Please read these instructions carefully. You will be quizzed on their content before the experiment begins.
In this HIT, you will complete a series of 13 trials. Each trial introduces a new type of "alien crystal" that has infected a surface. The crystal has been growing for some time, and your task is to demonstrate what it will look like as it continues to grow. An example crystal is shown below.
You can roll your mouse over an image to "zoom" (Please try it now!). This is necessary for certain crystals with intricate detail.
| Before infection |
→ | After infection |
What do you think the crystal will look like if you let it grow longer?
Please use the interactive display below to demonstrate how the crystal will grow.
|
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How to use the interface (please try each function):
You can choose as many segments as you see appropriate. The order in which you activate/deactivate segments does not matter, only the finished product matters.
You will not receive any feedback after each trial. The task may feel difficult but please try to choose the best answer.


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Run
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Please excuse JS requirement; I don't think using a GraphQL API without it is feasible


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These instructions apply to Ubuntu 11.04 (natty).
Run the following to install Ruby, the Apache2 web server, Curl Development Headers with SSL Support.
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install build-essential sudo apt-get install ruby ruby1.8-dev sudo apt-get install apache2 apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-prefork-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev
Next download Ruby Gems, extract the package, install Ruby Gems, and then create a symbolic link from /usr/bin/gem1.8 to /usr/bin/gem
cd ~ wget http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/75309/rubygems-1.8.10.tgz tar -zxvf rubygems-1.8.10.tgz cd rubygems-1.8.10 sudo ruby setup.rb ln -s /usr/bin/gem1.8 /usr/bin/gem
With Ruby Gems installed we can install the Passenger gem.
sudo gem install passenger
Now we can run the installation of Passenger for Apache2.
passenger-install-apache2-module
At the end of the build the installation instructions tell you to add something like the following to your Apache configuration file.
LoadModule passenger_module /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.9/ext/apache2/mod_passenger.so PassengerRoot /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.9 PassengerRuby /usr/bin/ruby1.8
Do this by copying the commands, then pasting them into /etc/apache2/mods-available/passenger.load
sudo nano /etc/apache2/mods-available/passenger.load
After saving the file, run the following commands to load the module and restart the Apache web server.
a2enmod passenger /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
Now you can create a virtual host file for your site under /etc/apache2/sites-available
sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-available/yoursite.com
Then setup this virtualhost file to load and tell Apache to reload the configuration
a2ensite yoursite.com /etc/init.d/apache2 reload
For your application to run you'll need to install the Rails gem of course.
sudo gem install rails


While designing the app, I originally did not realize the complex database structure that was required. In fact, I originally had very little experience using databases at all. I quickly realized that a flat database structure was essential to the performance of the application because Firebase does not allow for relationships between database entities. That being said, I began to attach a unique primary key to each "household" then assign that key to most items in the database, this ensured that items for each house were easily found through querying the database and searching for that specific foreign key. This repeated foreign key did make things difficult for users not only have a "house ID" assigned to them, they also have a unique "user ID". I found that sometimes I would query the database for the improper key, as well as apply the wrong foreign key to a new instance of an object, pushing these objects into a strange database limbo, this was quickly fixed.
I found that there are some limitations when using firebase due to the none relational design of the database. However, the easy setup of the project made firebase valuable to the overall project. In the future, I look forward to using other nonSQL databases.
I originally planned for this project to be a cloud-based platform for teachers to document the grades and scores of their students. I even build a web based API using C#, and then the front-end was being built in Angular 2. All of this was hosted on Azure as well (You can find the source code here).
Unfortunately, that project ran into some problems, and I decided to change the course of the project and make an application that used established technologies (ASP.NET), which is how Aristotle was created. While writing Socrates; my original app, I found it very difficult to bypass some of the security features of Azure as there were several CORS issues associated with a public API. I was also bothered by the fact that the application could never actually be used due to FERPA legislation. This was the main reason the project was scrapped and reworked into Aristotle. Overall, I am happy with my application. It works well, and it is very interesting to see the data that can be collected and visualized through Chart.js.


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Protocols
The following protocols are available globally.
-
Protocol describing the delegate methods of a fire tv player
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVPlayerDelegateProtocol : AnyObject
-
Protocol describing the requirements of a
See moreFireTVPlayerPresenter
The presenter is responsible for aFireTVViewProtocol
and needs to be notified about certain actions happening in the view Call the appropriate method if you implement a custom fire tv player viewDeclaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVPlayerPresenterProtocol : AnyObject
-
Protocol describing the requirements of a fire tv player view Implement this protocol if you want to create your custom player view Set it up using the
See moreconfigure
method of theFireTVPlayerWireframe
Declaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVPlayerViewProtocol : AnyObject
-
Protocol describing the requirements of a fire tv player theme
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVPlayerThemeProtocol
-
Protocol specifying the delegate methods called by the fire tv selection
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVSelectionDelegateProtocol : AnyObject
-
Protocol describing the requirements of a
See moreFireTVSelectionPresenter
The presenter in theVIPER
architecture is responsible for a view and the counterpart of the view Comes to play if you implement a customFireTVSelectionViewProtocol
Declaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVSelectionPresenterProtocol : AnyObject
-
Protocol for the dependencies of a
FireTVSelectionViewController
Currently the only dependency is aLoggerService
instanceDeclaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVSelectionViewControllerDependenciesProtocol : LoggerProvider
-
Protocol representing the requirements of a fire tv selection view Methods will be called by an implementation of the
See moreFireTVSelectionPresenterProtocol
Declaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVSelectionViewProtocol : AnyObject
-
Protocol describing the requirements for a fire tv selection theme
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol FireTVSelectionThemeProtocol
-
Protocol describing the requirements for a
See moreLogger
Declaration
Swift
public protocol LoggerProtocol
-
Protocol stating the use of a logger
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol LoggerProvider
-
Protocol declaring the dependencies for a
PlayerService
instance Currently only a logger is requiredDeclaration
Swift
public protocol PlayerServiceDependenciesProtocol : LoggerProvider
-
Represents the requirements of a
See morePlayerService
Declaration
Swift
public protocol PlayerServiceProtocol


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# Commands
Commands allow users to actively interact with addons - querying their state, commanding them to perform actions, and having them transform data. Like options, commands are typed, and both invocations and data returned from commands are checked at runtime. Commands are a very powerful construct - for instance, all user interaction in mitmproxy console are built by binding commands to keys.
# Simple example
Let’s begin with a simple example.
from mitmproxy import command
from mitmproxy import ctx
class MyAddon:
def __init__(self):
self.num = 0
@command.command("myaddon.inc")
def inc(self) -> None:
self.num += 1
ctx.log.info("num = %s" % self.num)
addons = [
MyAddon()
]
To see this example in action, start mitmproxy console with the addon loaded:
> mitmproxy -s ./examples/addons/commands-simple.py
Now, make sure the event log is showing, and then execute the command at the prompt (started by typing “:“):
:myaddon.inc
Notice that tab completion works - our addon command has complete parity with builtin commands. There are a few things to note about this example:
- Commands are declared through the
command.command
decorator. Each command has a unique name - by convention, we use period-separated names, with the name of the addon as a prefix. - Annotating commands with types is mandatory, including the return type (in
this case
None
). This allows mitmproxy to support addon commands throughout its toolset - runtime invocations are type checked, addon commands are included in the built-in help, the command editor in mitmproxy console can perform sophisticated completion and error checking, and so forth.
# Working with flows
Since command arguments are typed, we can provide special conveniences for
working with certain important data types. The most useful of these are the
Flows
classes that represent mitmproxy traffic.
Consider the following addon:
import typing
from mitmproxy import command
from mitmproxy import ctx
from mitmproxy import flow
class MyAddon:
def __init__(self):
self.num = 0
@command.command("myaddon.addheader")
def addheader(self, flows: typing.Sequence[flow.Flow]) -> None:
for f in flows:
f.request.headers["myheader"] = "value"
ctx.log.alert("done")
addons = [
MyAddon()
]
The myaddon.addheader
command is quite simple: it takes a sequence of flows,
and adds a header to every request. The really interesting aspect of this
example is how users specify flows. Because mitmproxy can inspect the type
signature, it can expand a text flow selector into a sequence of flows for us
transparently. This means that the user has the full flexibility of flow
filters available. Let’s try it out.
Start by loading the addon into mitmproxy and sending some traffic through so we have flows to work with:
> mitmproxy -s ./examples/addons/commands-flows.py
We can now invoke our toy command in various ways. Let’s begin by running it just on the currently focused flow:
:myaddon.addheader @focus
We can also invoke it on all flows:
:myaddon.addheader @all
Or only flows from google.com:
:myaddon.addheader ~d google.com
What’s more, we can trivially bind these commands to keyboard shortcuts within mitmproxy if we plan to use them frequently. Flow selectors combined with commands are amazingly powerful, and lets us build and expose re-usable functions for operating on flows.
# Paths
Commands can take an arbitrary number of arguments. Let’s build on the previous example to illustrate this, and also demonstrate another special type: paths.
import typing
from mitmproxy import command
from mitmproxy import ctx
from mitmproxy import flow
from mitmproxy import types
class MyAddon:
def __init__(self):
self.num = 0
@command.command("myaddon.histogram")
def histogram(
self,
flows: typing.Sequence[flow.Flow],
path: types.Path,
) -> None:
totals = {}
for f in flows:
totals[f.request.host] = totals.setdefault(f.request.host, 0) + 1
fp = open(path, "w+")
for cnt, dom in sorted([(v, k) for (k, v) in totals.items()]):
fp.write("%s: %s\n" % (cnt, dom))
ctx.log.alert("done")
addons = [
MyAddon()
]
Our command calculates a histogram of the domains in the specified set of flows, and writes it to a path which is specified as the second argument to the command. Try invoking it like this:
:myaddon.histogram @all /tmp/xxx
Notice that mitmproxy provides tab completion both for the flow specification and the path.
# Supported Types
The following types are supported for options. If you need to use a type not listed here, please send us a pull request.
- Primitive types:
str
,int
,bool
- Sequences:
typing.Sequence[str]
- Flows and flow sequences:
flow.Flow
andtyping.Sequence[flow.Flow]
- Multiple choice strings:
types.Choice
- Meta-types:
types.Command
andtypes.Arg
. These are for constructing commands that invoke other commands. This is most commonly useful in keybinding - see the built-in mitmproxy console keybindings for a rich suite of examples. - Data types:
types.CutSpec
andtypes.Data
. The cuts mechanism is in alpha at the moment, and provides a convenient way to snip up flow data. - Path:
types.Path


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JSP invites public views on ‘Mana Nudi, Mana Nadi’
Aim is to protect Telugu language and rivers in State
by Special CorrespondentWith an aim to protecting the Telugu language and the rivers in the State, Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan has launched an initiative called ‘Mana Nudi... Mana Nadi’ (Our Language... Our River).
A statement issued by the party on Saturday said the JSP chief intended to make ‘Mana Nudi... Mana Nadi’ a mass movement by inviting people from all walks of life to join it.
Special wings have been set up at the party offices in Vijayawada and Hyderabad to accept advices and suggestions from the public.
In Vijayawada, this facility is being started at Door no. 59-14-9 in Kadiyala Venkaiah Kasturi Bhavan opposite Maris Stella College, on Myneni Road in Gayathri Nagar near Benz Circle. The team deployed here includes L. Jogi Naidu, L. Shyam and Vivek (WhatsApp no.<PHONE_NUMBER>, e-mail: mananudi_mananadi@
janasenaparty.org)
In Hyderabad, the ‘Mana Nudi... Mana Nadi’ special wing is located at Plot no. 12, Road No. 72, Prasasan Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad-500033. The team working here includes P. Srinivasa Rao, A Jaya Kalyani, A. Pranay (WhatsApp no.<PHONE_NUMBER>, e-mail: mananudi_mananadi@
janasenaparty.org)
People can send their suggestions even through WhatsApp and e-mail and the teams will work from Monday (November 25) to December 4 (Wednesday) from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Educational policy
The party intends to constitute an expert committee to assess the educational scenario and prepare a comprehensive report. The committee members would do a comparative study on the educational policies here and other countries, with focus on Finland, said to be implementing a sound educational policy.
The objective is to equip local students with English knowledge not losing sight on measures to safeguard the Telugu language.
Meanwhile, Assembly former deputy speaker Mandali Buddha Prasad and noted film lyricist Jonnavithula Ramalingeswara Rao met Mr. Kalyan in Hyderabad and pledged support to the movement for protection of the Telugu language.


Mrs Hinch fan shares 59p trick to get carpets looking brand new
People were impressed by the incredible results
by Ella BuxtonA mum has found a simple cleaning hack which will get your carpets looking as good as new.
Posting on the Hinch Army Cleaning Tips Facebook page, Manda Goody said her carpet had lost its shine no matter how much she hoovered.
But the Mrs Hinch fan was stunned when a 59p cleaning trick cleared the muck out of her floor.
And other fans of the cleaning guru and Instagram sensation are seriously impressed.
"You lovely Hinchers have done it again. I have a lovely silver grey carpet which lately has become a bit dull and I’m always hoovering but it had lost its lovely look," Manda wrote.
"I saw the post about trapped hair and how hoovering doesn’t get it out. So I bought a squeegee for 59p and gave it a go."
The results were impressive, as Birmingham Live reports.
"This is my daughter's bedroom carpet. She has very long hair. I was totally shocked at how much came up and a bit disgusted to be honest," Manda wrote.
"My carpet now looks brand new again! If you haven’t tried it yet do it!”
Other members of the Hinch cleaning group were just as impressed by the results.
One wrote: "I do this every week now. Amazing how much hair and dust comes up. Only thing is my squeegee doesn't last long."
Another added: "I do my stairs often and the amount that comes off is crazy!"
There were also tips, to make the job even easier.
"You can get a rubber brush (Home Bargains) which makes the job much easier," One wrote.
Another added: "I've also got a hideous pair of rubber sliders that are used specifically for this. They clean the carpet and it's a work out to boot."
For the latest news in and around Bristol, visit and bookmark Bristol Live's homepage.


Downloading is the process of taking a file from a computer on the Internet and saving that file on your own computer. You can download any material which can be movie clips, songs, text files/selected text, software, freeware etc. The selected material can be in virtually any format, including application files (*.exe); zip files (*.zip); word processing documents (*.docs), multimedia files (*.wav) etc.
To download a file, you need to click on an appropriate link given for this purpose, which automatically starts the download process.
Sometimes, it is necessary to hold down the shift key while clicking on a link to begin the download.
After starting the download, a dialog box will prompt the user to choose a destination place to download the file. This download location can be on your computer's hard-drive,pen-drive or a floppy disk.
After choosing the desired destination and clicking Save, the file will begin to download.


TP-LINK Client
An api for controlling the TP-Link Devices written in PHP
Protocol
TCP
UDP
IP Address
Device
Plug
Bulb
Command
Get Info
On
Off
Check Energy Usage
Get Light Information
Change Light State
Custom
Custom Command
Brightness: 50
Submit
Responses
Delete Responses
IP Address
Message


Created by Kevin Denver
Code refactoring is the process of restructuring existing computer code without changing its external behavior.
Improves the design of the code
Makes software easier to understand
Helps you find bugs
Helps you to program faster
When you add a function/feature
When you need to fix a bug
Whenever you see a code smell
When the existing code is such a mess that although you could refactor it, it would be easier to start from the beginning.
There's a fine line between comments that illuminate and comments that obscure. Are the comments necessary? Do they explain "why" and not "what"? Can you refactor the code so the comments aren't required? And remember, you're writing comments for people, not machines.
All other things being equal, a shorter method is easier to read, easier to understand, and easier to troubleshoot. Refactor long methods into smaller methods if you can.
The more parameters a method has, the more complex it is. Limit the number of parameters you need in a given method, or use an object to combine the parameters.
Duplicated code is the bane of software development. Stamp out duplication whenever possible. You should always be on the lookout for more subtle cases of near-duplication, too.
Watch out for large conditional logic blocks, particularly blocks that tend to grow larger or change significantly over time. Consider alternative object-oriented approaches such as decorator, strategy, or state.
You have lots of code that does almost the same thing.. but with tiny variations in data or behavior. This can be difficult to refactor-- perhaps using generics or an interpreter?
Large classes, like long methods, are difficult to read, understand, and troubleshoot. Does the class contain too many responsibilities? Can the large class be restructured or broken into smaller classes?
oes the name of the method succinctly describe what that method does? Could you read the method's name to another developer and have them explain to you what it does? If not, rename it or rewrite it.
Pick a set of standard terminology and stick to it throughout your methods. For example, if you have Open(), you should probably have Close().
Ruthlessly delete code that isn't being used. That's why we have source control systems!
Write code to solve today's problems, and worry about tomorrow's problems when they actually materialize. Everyone loses in the "what if.." school of design.
Avoid classes that passively store data. Classes should contain data and methods to operate on that data, too.
Methods that make extensive use of another class may belong in another class. Consider moving this method to the class it is so envious of.
Classes should pull their weight. Every additional class increases the complexity of a project. If you have a class that isn't doing enough to pay for itself, can it be collapsed or combined into another class?
Watch out for long sequences of method calls or temporary variables to get routine data. Intermediaries are dependencies in disguise.
If a class is delegating all its work, why does it exist? Cut out the middleman. Beware classes that are merely wrappers over other classes or existing functionality in the framework.
If a change in one class requires cascading changes in several related classes, consider refactoring so that the changes are limited to a single class.


- Observe attribute change: KO
- Observe attribute no change: OK
- Stop observe attribute change: OK
- Observe all attributes changes: KO
- Observe son attribute change: KO
- Son attribute change stays after son change: KO
- Son change stop observation: OK
- Son change stop deep observation: OK
- Observe son change with attribute change: KO
- Observe all sons specific changes: KO
- Observe all sons changes: KO


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Hey there! My name is Vaibhav. I am a web developer based in Mumbai.


## Agenda 1. Recap of last class 2. Virtualbox 3. Vagrant 4. PHP! --- ## Lets Review: * Types of Documentation * Documentation generators * Semantic Versioning * API Versioning --- ## Development Environments * Dev environment ideally matches production environment * Need a way to run ubuntu on your laptops. * Don't want to uninstall your existing operating system. --- ## Virtualbox!  * Benefits of virtual machines: Can have multiple versions of dependencies without running into conflicts. * different versions of mysql * different versions of php * different versions of apache * different version of ___ * https://www.virtualbox.org/ * Download and run the installer. --- ## Now what? We need a server! Everyone go download and configure a server to run in virtualbox. -- ### Wait, that could cause a problem. -- * I download Ubuntu. -- * someone else downloads Red Hat -- * someone else downloads a different version of Ubuntu... -- * Everyone's server could be slightly different. --- ## Now what? ~~Everyone go download and configure a server to run in virtualbox.~~ We need a way to programatically configure a server for us so that we all have the same server. --- ## Enter Vagrant! Vagrant is a server management toolset. * It allows us to all run identical virtual servers. * cuts down on "It works for me" issues. --- ## Exercise: My First Vagrant Server! https://www.vagrantup.com/intro/getting-started/index.html --- ## Why are we doing this? * gain exposure to industry standard tools * prep for the next major part of the class. * creating our own APIs! --- ## New Programming Language! ### PHP! * PHP is a server side language * 83% of all websites are built with PHP! https://w3techs.com/ * Guarantee that a good portion of the sites you use are built with PHP. #### Frameworks in PHP * Wordpress * Drupal * Laravel * Symfony * Cake * Zend --- ## What is PHP? * web programming language created in 1994! * Backend language that is executed on the server. * Powers most of the internet. * Can be mixed into HTML. * Current Version: 7 --- ## How Does it work? ```PHP ``` * each line must end with a ; -- Can be mixed with HTML, to create 'dynamic' html. ```PHP
A Simple PHP File
``` --- ## Variables ### Variables ```PHP $variable = 'value'; $array = ['value1', $variable, 'value2']; $array[0]; // will evaluate to 'value1' ``` * variable names must ALWAYS be prepended with $ * variable names must start with either a letter, or an underscore * names can only contain alphanumeric characters and underscores ### Constants ```PHP define("SITE_URL", "https://www.example.com/"); echo(SITE_URL) ``` * variable that cannot change. --- ## Useful Functions Echo ```PHP echo('this is a string'); echo('
I can print HTML too!
'); ``` var_dump() ```PHP var_dump($foo); var_dump('I can print HTML too!'); ``` --- ## Data Types * Integer * Strings * Floating Point Numbers (Doubles) * Boolean * Arrays * Objects * Null * Resources --- ## Data Types ### Integer * whole numbers ```PHP $num = 42; ``` --- ## Data Types ### Strings * Text characters ```PHP $str = 'I am a string'; ``` --- ## Data Types ### Floats (Decimal) * Decimal values ```PHP $float = 42.5; ``` --- ## Data Types ### Boolean * True/False ```PHP $bool = true; $bool2 = false; ``` --- ## Data Types ### Arrays * lists of data * 2 kinds of array. * Indexed Array * Associative Array ```PHP $colors = array("Red", "Green", "Blue"); $colors2 = ["Red", "Green", "Blue"]; $colors3 = array( "Red" => "#ff0000", "Green" => "#00ff00", "Blue" => "#0000ff" ); ``` --- ## Data Types ### Objects * This is a class * contains fields (data) * contains functions for interracting with the fields. ```PHP // Class definition class cat{ // properties public $str = "Meow!"; // methods function show_greeting(){ return $this->str; } } // Create object from class $message = new cat; var_dump($message); ``` --- ## Data Types ### Null * This is the PHP 'empty' variable value --- ## Data Types ### Resource * This is used to reference outside dependencies or objects. * file handler * email handler * etc... --- ## Functions Functions are basically the same as in javascript. ```PHP // define the function function halSaysNo($yourName, $action = "that"){ return "I'm sorry " . $yourName . " I can't let you do " . $action; } $message = halSaysNo("Dave"); echo $message; ``` --- ## Wordpress! * PHP powered CMS. * most popular website platform -- # labs/virtualMachines ```Bash vagrant up ``` -- * create a database ```Bash mysql -u root -p ``` (password is root) ```Bash create database wp; exit ``` Download wordpress, extract it and place it in virtualMachines http://<IP_ADDRESS>/wordpress//wp-json/wp/v2/posts --- ## Exercise ### Exercise / Further Reading: https://www.tutorialrepublic.com/php-tutorial/php-introduction.php


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XFL Reveals More Ex-NFL, College Players That Will Be Playing In The League In 2020 (TWEETS)
by Darrelle LincolnThe start of the XFL is just some less than three months away, as it’s slated to kick off the weekend after Super Bowl LIV is held on February 2nd.
The eight XFL teams will be located in Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle, St. Louis, Tampa, and Washington D.C.
On those teams will be numerous familiar faces that fans will remember from the NFL or even college football that include Connor Cook and Joe Callahan, former NFL running backs Christine Michel and David Cobb, and former NFL kicker Roberto Aguayo.
On Friday, the league dropped even more names that will be playing in 2020 that include QB Josh Johnson to the Los Angeles Wildcats, and QB Taylor Heinicke to the St. Louis Battlehawks.
Check out the offensive and defensive players listed below:


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Something introductory, I guess, I don't know.
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Zen of Turpial
These are the guidelines that define Turpial and make it such a great application. It's the place where we need to
search when times of hard decisions come. Six aphorisms that define us as project, that is the Zen of Turpial.
- Light is better than overcharged.
- Ugly is better than slow.
- Native is better than universal.
- User comfort counts.
- Usability counts.
- RAM matters.
- Turpial always will be Free Software.
And remembering Python's Zen:
- Beautiful is better than ugly.
- Explicit is better than implicit.
- Simple is better than complex.
- Complex is better than complicated.
- Flat is better than nested.
- Sparse is better than dense.
- Readability counts.
- Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.
- Although practicality beats purity.
- Errors should never pass silently.
- Unless explicitly silenced.
- In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.
- There should be one– and preferably only one –obvious way to do it.
- Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch.
- Now is better than never.
- Although never is often better than right now.
- If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea.
- If the implementation is easy to explain, it may be a good idea.
- Namespaces are one honking great idea – let's do more of those!


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Contact
Email:
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---
layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/castle-wisdom
title: Castle of Wisdom
year: 2010
semester: Spring
description: "Point-and-click fantasy-themed puzzle game.
Play the game online or download it below."
tags: Windows Mac Linux Web Singleplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Alexander Neronskiy: "Programming, Puzzle Design",
Becky Scully: Puzzle Art,
Billy Keyes: "Programming, Puzzle Design",
Jackson Lane: Puzzle Design,
Laura Paoletti: "Background Art",
Sarah Scialli: "Project Lead, Puzzle Design, Programming"
}
stage_game_path: castle-wisdom/
builds: {
Web: web/index.html,
Windows: castleofwisdom.zip,
Mac OS X: castleofwisdom.zip,
Linux: castleofwisdom.zip
}
screenshots: [
screenshot1.png,
screenshot2.png
]
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


fun scalarProject(vec: Vector2D): Double
Returns scalar projection of this vector onto argument.
vec - the vector onto which to project this vector
vec


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The Elliott Bay Rowing Club was started in 1973 by Julia and Preston Littleton. In the early days, the rowers actually paddled out into Elliott Bay in their crew shells, but in 1975 they made the wise decision to move to the western shores of Lake Washington where they still are today.
The Official Opening Day was held on June 3, 1972. Other local teams were invited for a laid-back 1k race, which was won by Mt. Baker Rowing Club's Varsity Men's 8. A friendly rivalry exists between EBRC and MBRC to this day.
Today, more than 100 rowers participate at EBRC. Spanning in age from 11 to 83, there is an option for everyone. The Women's 8 is particularly well-known, as they often win regional and national championships.
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This shortcut is mainly intended for shortcut developers. "iOS Switches" provides the switch graphics in Base64 format, already resized and prepared for your vCard menu. Start the shortcut, tap a switch of your choice and the graphic will be copied to the clipboard. You can then paste the copied code into your shortcut. That’s it.
Tip: Change the mode by tapping "Switch to Dark/Light Mode" to display the respective switches. The colors in Dark Mode are correspondingly darker (and easier on the eyes) and not as bright and vibrant as in Light Mode. To get access to the On/Off Label Switches tap on "Switch to Label Switches".
The ON switches are available in the original iOS colors blue and green. The OFF switch is available in light and dark gray to support shortcuts that use vCard menus with support for Light and Dark Mode. The ON switches are also available in all iOS 13 and iOS 14 Shortcuts colors. A further collection of ten vibrant colors completes the range. All switches are available in shades designed for Light Mode and a more eye-friendly version designed for Dark Mode. All switches are also available in a version with ON/OFF labels.
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dpkg-query - a tool to query the dpkg database
dpkg-query
dpkg-query is a tool to show information about packages listed in the dpkg database.
-l, --list [\fIpackage-name-pattern\fP...]List packages matching given pattern. If no package-name-pattern is given, list all packages in /var/lib/dpkg/status, excluding the ones marked as not-installed (i.e. those which have been previously purged). Normal shell wildchars are allowed in package-name-pattern. Please note you will probably have to quote package-name-pattern to prevent the shell from performing filename expansion. For example this will list all package names starting with *(lqlibc6*(rq:
dpkg-query -l (aqlibc6*(aq
The first three columns of the output show the desired action, the package status, and errors, in that order.
Desired action:
u = Unknown i = Install h = Hold r = Remove p = Purge
Package status:
n = Not-installed c = Config-files H = Half-installed U = Unpacked F = Half-configured W = Triggers-awaiting t = Triggers-pending i = Installed
Error flags:
<empty> = (none) R = Reinst-required
An uppercase status or error letter indicates the package is likely to cause severe problems. Please refer to dpkg(1) for information about the above states and flags.
The output format of this option is not configurable, but varies automatically to fit the terminal width. It is intended for human readers, and is not easily machine-readable. See -W (--show) and --showformat for a way to configure the output format.
-W, --show [\fIpackage-name-pattern\fP...]Just like the --list option this will list all packages matching the given pattern. However the output can be customized using the --showformat option. The default output format gives one line per matching package, each line having the name (extended with the architecture qualifier for Multi-Arch same packages) and installed version of the package, separated by a tab.
-s, --status \fIpackage-name\fP...Report status of specified package. This just displays the entry in the installed package status database. When multiple package-name are listed, the requested status entries are separated by an empty line, with the same order as specified on the argument list.
-L, --listfiles \fIpackage-name\fP...List files installed to your system from package-name. When multiple package-name are listed, the requested lists of files are separated by an empty line, with the same order as specified on the argument list. However, note that files created by package-specific installation-scripts are not listed.
--control-list \fIpackage-name\fPList control files installed to your system from package-name. These can be used as input arguments to --control-show.
--control-show \fIpackage-name\fP \fIcontrol-file\fPPrint the control-file installed to your system from package-name to the standard output.
-c, --control-path \fIpackage-name\fP [\fIcontrol-file\fP]List paths for control files installed to your system from package-name. If control-file is specified then only list the path for that control file if it is present.
Warning: this command is deprecated as it gives direct access to the internal dpkg database, please switch to use --control-list and --control-show instead for all cases where those commands might give the same end result. Although, as long as there is still at least one case where this command is needed (i.e. when having to remove a damaging postrm maintainer script), and while there is no good solution for that, this command will not get removed.
-S, --search \fIfilename-search-pattern\fP...Search for packages that own files corresponding to the given pattern. Standard shell wildchars can be used in the pattern. This command will not list extra files created by maintainer scripts, nor will it list alternatives.
-p, --print-avail \fIpackage-name\fP...Display details about package-name, as found in /var/lib/dpkg/available. When multiple package-name are listed, the requested available entries are separated by an empty line, with the same order as specified on the argument list.
Users of APT-based frontends should use apt-cache show package-name instead as the available file is only kept up-to-date when using dselect.
-?, --helpShow the usage message and exit.
--version Show the version and exit.
--admindir= dir Change the location of the dpkg database. The default location is /var/lib/dpkg.
--load-avail Also load the available file when using the --show and --list commands, which now default to only querying the status file.
-f, --showformat=\fIformat\fRThis option is used to specify the format of the output --show will produce. The format is a string that will be output for each package listed.
In the format string, (lqe(rq introduces escapes:
en newline er carriage return et tab
(lqe(rq before any other character suppresses any special meaning of the following character, which is useful for (lqe(rq and (lq$(rq.
Package information can be included by inserting variable references to package fields using the syntax (lq${field[;width]}(rq. Fields are printed right-aligned unless the width is negative in which case left alignment will be used. The following fields are recognized but they are not necessarily available in the status file (only internal fields or fields stored in the binary package end up in it):
Architecture Bugs Conffiles (internal) Config-Version (internal) Conflicts Breaks Depends Description Enhances Essential Filename (internal, front-end related) Homepage Installed-Size MD5sum (internal, front-end related) MSDOS-Filename (internal, front-end related) Maintainer Origin Package Pre-Depends Priority Provides Recommends Replaces Revision (obsolete) Section Size (internal, front-end related) Source Status (internal) Suggests Tag (usually not in .deb but in repository Packages files) Triggers-Awaited (internal) Triggers-Pending (internal) Version
The following are virtual fields, generated by dpkg-query from values from other fields (note that these do not use valid names for fields in control files):
binary:Package It contains the binary package name with a possible architecture qualifier like "libc6:amd64" (since dpkg 1.16.2). The architecture qualifier will only be present if the package has a Multi-Arch field with a value of same. This makes the package name unambiguous.
binary:Summary It contains the package short description (since dpkg 1.16.2).
db:Status-Abbrev It contains the abbreviated package status, such as (lqii(rq (since dpkg 1.16.2).
db:Status-Want It contains the package wanted status, part of the Status field (since dpkg 1.17.11).
db:Status-Status It contains the package status word, part of the Status field (since dpkg 1.17.11).
db:Status-Eflag It contains the package status error flag, part of the Status field (since dpkg 1.17.11).
source:Package It contains the source package name for this binary package (since dpkg 1.16.2).
source:Version It contains the source package version for this binary package (since dpkg 1.16.2)
The default format string is (lq${binary:Package}et${Version}en(rq. Actually, all other fields found in the status file (i.e. user defined fields) can be requested, too. They will be printed as-is, though, no conversion nor error checking is done on them. To get the name of the dpkg maintainer and the installed version, you could run:
dpkg-query -W -f=(aq${binary:Package} ${Version}\t${Maintainer}\n(aq dpkg
0 The requested query was successfully performed.
1 Problems were encountered while parsing the command line or performing the query, including no file or package being found (except for --control-path).
DPKG_ADMINDIR If set and the --admindir option has not been specified, it will be used as the dpkg data directory.
COLUMNS This setting influences the output of the --list option by changing the width of its output.
dpkg (1).


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Classes | |
| class | ArgDecl |
| class | ArrayLiteral |
| class | ArrayType |
| class | Assignment |
| class | ASTBase |
| class | ASTNamed |
| All named AST nodes should inherit this class. More... | |
| class | ASTVisitor |
| class | BasicConstructor |
| class | BinaryOperator |
| class | BinaryOrUnary |
| class | BoolLiteral |
| class | Break |
| class | BreakContinue |
| class | Cast |
| class | CharLiteral |
| class | CodeGenerator |
| class | CompilationUnit |
| class | CompileException |
| class | Compiler |
| Parse, Analyze, and compile a list of tan source files. The compilation consists of multiple stages, performed using the CompilerAction interface. More... | |
| class | CompilerAction |
| class | CompoundStmt |
| class | CompTimeExpr |
| Compile-time expression. More... | |
| class | Constructor |
| class | Context |
| class | Continue |
| class | Decl |
| class | DependencyGraph |
| class | Error |
| class | Expr |
| class | FloatLiteral |
| class | FunctionCall |
| class | FunctionDecl |
| class | FunctionType |
| class | Identifier |
| class | If |
| Represent if-[else] or if-elif-[else] statements. More... | |
| class | Import |
| class | IntegerLiteral |
| class | Intrinsic |
| class | Linker |
| class | Literal |
| class | Loop |
| class | MemberAccess |
| class | NullPointerLiteral |
| class | PackageStmt |
| class | Parenthesis |
| class | Parser |
| Top Down Operator Precedence Parsing. More... | |
| class | ParserImpl |
| class | PointerType |
| class | PrimitiveType |
| class | Program |
| class | RegisterDeclarations |
| class | Return |
| class | ScopeGuard |
| class | SingleUnitAnalysisAction |
| class | SourceFile |
| class | SourceManager |
| Different from SourceFile, SourceManager manages the tokenized text of a source file. More... | |
| class | SourceSpan |
| A span of source code tokens, inclusive on both ends. More... | |
| class | SourceTraceable |
| Represents the nodes that can be traced back to tokens in the source file. More... | |
| class | SrcLoc |
| class | Stmt |
| class | StringLiteral |
| class | StringType |
| class | StructConstructor |
| class | StructDecl |
| class | StructType |
| struct | TanCompilation |
| Compilation configuration. More... | |
| class | Token |
| class | TokenSpan |
| Different from SourceSpan, TokenSpan operates on the token level. More... | |
| class | Type |
| Type is immutable once created. The exception is StructType. Its information is updated in multiple semantic analysis stages. We make sure that GetXXType() doesn't create duplicated instances of the same type. More... | |
| class | TypeCheck |
| class | Typed |
| All typed AST nodes should inherit this class. More... | |
| class | TypeDecl |
| class | TypePrecheck |
| class | TypeRef |
| Placeholder during parsing. More... | |
| class | UnaryOperator |
| class | VarDecl |
| class | VarRef |
Concepts | |
| concept | SameHelper |
| concept | same_as |
| Some compilers don't have std::same_as. | |
| concept | HasImpl |
Typedefs | |
| using | nud_parsing_func_t = void(ParserImpl::*)(ASTBase *) |
| using | led_parsing_func_t = void(ParserImpl::*)(ASTBase *, ASTBase *) |
Enumerations | |
| enum class | ASTNodeType { PROGRAM , FUNC_DECL , FUNC_CALL , ARG_DECL , VAR_DECL , STRUCT_DECL , COMPOUND_STATEMENT , BOP , UOP , BOP_OR_UOP , ASSIGN , CAST , ID , LOOP , CONTINUE , BREAK , PARENTHESIS , RET , IF , IMPORT , VAR_REF , INTRINSIC , PACKAGE , BOOL_LITERAL , INTEGER_LITERAL , FLOAT_LITERAL , CHAR_LITERAL , STRING_LITERAL , ARRAY_LITERAL , NULLPTR_LITERAL } |
| enum class | ConstructorType { BASIC , STRUCT } |
| enum class | IdentifierType { INVALID , ID_VAR_REF , ID_TYPE_REF } |
| enum class | BinaryOpKind { SUM , SUBTRACT , MULTIPLY , DIVIDE , MOD , BAND , LAND , BOR , LOR , GT , GE , LT , LE , EQ , NE , XOR , MEMBER_ACCESS } |
| make sure to sync this with BinaryOperator::BOPPrecedence More... | |
| enum class | UnaryOpKind { INVALID , BNOT , LNOT , PLUS , MINUS , ADDRESS_OF , PTR_DEREF } |
| make sure to sync this with UnaryOperator::UOPPrecedence More... | |
| enum class | IntrinsicType { INVALID = 0 , ABORT , ASM , SWAP , MEMSET , MEMCPY , RANGE , COMP_PRINT , FILENAME , LINENO , DEFINE , LIKELY , UNLIKELY , NOOP , EXPECT , SIZE_OF , OFFSET_OF , ALIGN_OF , ISA , MIN_OF , MAX_OF , IS_UNSIGNED , TEST_COMP_ERROR , GET_DECL , STACK_TRACE } |
| enum | PrecedenceLevel { PREC_LOWEST = 0 , PREC_LITERAL = 10 , PREC_ASSIGN = 90 , PREC_LOGICAL_OR = 110 , PREC_LOGICAL_AND = 120 , PREC_COMPARISON = 130 , PREC_RANGE = 135 , PREC_TERM = 140 , PREC_FACTOR = 150 , PREC_CAST = 155 , PREC_SHIFT = 160 , PREC_UNARY = 170 , PREC_CALL = 200 , PREC_HIGHEST = 500 } |
| Operator precedence as enums. The higher the value, the higher the precedence. More... | |
| enum | ASTLoopType { FOR , WHILE } |
| enum class | ErrorType { GENERIC_ERROR , ASSERTION_FAILED , FILE_NOT_FOUND , SYNTAX_ERROR , SEMANTIC_ERROR , UNKNOWN_SYMBOL , IMPORT_ERROR , TYPE_ERROR , NOT_IMPLEMENTED } |
| enum class | TokenType { END = -1 , COMMENTS , KEYWORD , INT , FLOAT , ID , CHAR , STRING , PUNCTUATION , RELOP , UOP , BOP } |
| enum | TanCompileType { OBJ = 0 , EXE , SLIB , DLIB } |
| Output file type. More... | |
| enum | TanOptLevel { O0 = 0 , O1 = 1 , O2 = 2 , O3 = 3 } |
| Optimization level. More... | |
Functions | |
| static void | report_error (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc c, const str &message) |
| SrcLoc | skip_whitespace (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc ptr) |
| Token * | tokenize_id (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc &start) |
| Token * | tokenize_keyword (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc &start) |
| Token * | tokenize_comments (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc &start) |
| Token * | tokenize_number (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc &start) |
| char | escape_char (char c) |
| Token * | tokenize_char (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc &start) |
| Token * | tokenize_string (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc &start) |
| Token * | tokenize_punctuation (SourceFile *src, SrcLoc &start) |
| vector< Token * > | tokenize (SourceFile *src) |
| static str | search_library (const vector< str > &lib_dirs, const str &lib_name) |
| static bool | _link (vector< str > input_paths, TanCompilation *config) |
| bool | compile_files (vector< str > input_paths, TanCompilation *config) |
| Compile multiple source files. | |
| bool | init_compiler (int argc, char **argv) |
| Initialize compiler. | |
| template<typename To , typename From > | |
| To * | ast_cast (From *p) |
| A helper function to cast between pointers to different AST node types, with safety checks in DEBUG mode. | |
| str | opt_level_to_string (TanOptLevel l) |
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| umap< TokenType, str > | token_type_names |
| map TokenType to string | |
| const vector< str > | KEYWORDS |
| keywords/reserved words | |
| const vector< char > | PUNCTUATIONS |
| const vector< str > | TERMINAL_TOKENS {";", "}", ")", ":", ",", "]"} |
| const vector< char > | OP {'~', '!', '%', '^', '&', '*', '-', '=', '+', '|', '<', '>', '/', '.'} |
| any symbol in OP can both be an operator itself or the first character of an operator | |
| const vector< str > | OP_ALL |
| umap< str, TokenType > | OPERATION_VALUE_TYPE_MAP |
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| using tanlang::nud_parsing_func_t = typedef void (ParserImpl::*)(ASTBase *) |
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| MULTIPLY | |
| DIVIDE | |
| MOD | / |
| BAND | % |
| LAND | binary and |
| BOR | logical and |
| LOR | binary or |
| GT | logical or |
| GE |
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| LT | >= |
| LE | < |
| EQ | <= |
| NE | == |
| XOR | != |
| MEMBER_ACCESS | ^ |
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Definition at line 15 of file intrinsic.h.
Operator precedence as enums. The higher the value, the higher the precedence.
Definition at line 9 of file precedence.h.
| enum tanlang::TanOptLevel |
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| LNOT | bitwise not |
| PLUS | logical not |
| MINUS | |
| ADDRESS_OF | |
| PTR_DEREF | var v: int; &v |
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| To * tanlang::ast_cast | ( | From * | p | ) |
A helper function to cast between pointers to different AST node types, with safety checks in DEBUG mode.
Uses dynamic_cast for runtime type checking in DEBUG mode, C-style type casting in RELEASE mode.
| To | Target type |
| From | Optional, source type |
| p | Pointer |
Definition at line 65 of file ast_base.h.
| bool tanlang::compile_files | ( | vector< str > | input_paths, |
| TanCompilation * | config | ||
| ) |
Compile multiple source files.
The output files are named as "<name of the source file>.o" and they are located at current working directory. If current build is release, all exceptions are captured and e.what()
is printed out to stderr. If current build is debug, all exceptions are not captured, making debugging easier.
| n_files | The number of source files. |
| input_paths | The path of the input files, can be relative or absolute path. The input files can be tan source files, or object files. They will be distinguished by their file extensions, ".tan" and ".o". |
| config | Compilation configuration, |
| bool tanlang::init_compiler | ( | int | argc, |
| char ** | argv | ||
| ) |
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| SrcLoc tanlang::skip_whitespace | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc | ptr | ||
| ) |
| vector< Token * > tanlang::tokenize | ( | SourceFile * | src | ) |
| Token * tanlang::tokenize_char | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc & | start | ||
| ) |
| Token * tanlang::tokenize_comments | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc & | start | ||
| ) |
| Token * tanlang::tokenize_id | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc & | start | ||
| ) |
| Token * tanlang::tokenize_keyword | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc & | start | ||
| ) |
| Token * tanlang::tokenize_number | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc & | start | ||
| ) |
| Token * tanlang::tokenize_punctuation | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc & | start | ||
| ) |
| Token * tanlang::tokenize_string | ( | SourceFile * | src, |
| SrcLoc & | start | ||
| ) |
| const vector< str > tanlang::KEYWORDS |
| const vector< char > tanlang::OP {'~', '!', '%', '^', '&', '*', '-', '=', '+', '|', '<', '>', '/', '.'} |
| const vector< str > tanlang::OP_ALL |
| umap< str, TokenType > tanlang::OPERATION_VALUE_TYPE_MAP |
| const vector< char > tanlang::PUNCTUATIONS |
| const vector< str > tanlang::TERMINAL_TOKENS {";", "}", ")", ":", ",", "]"} |
| umap< TokenType, str > tanlang::token_type_names |
map TokenType to string


'Varsity Blues' (1999)
A movie review by Walter Frith
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The MTV generation have movies of their own while others have theirs. It's nice, however, when we can trade off and occasionally enjoy each other's product. 'Varsity Blues' is the type of movie that teenagers can enjoy for showing themselves what they're capable of, both positively and negatively. Certainly, it is frivolous in many scenes -- a rather mindless barrage of high school pranks with shock waves felt today by the cultural impact of 'National Lampoon's Animal House' and 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High'. Entertaining to be sure but rather forgettable otherwise.
Jon Voight has become the quintessential movie bad guy in recent years. 'Mission Impossible', 'Anaconda', 'The Rainmaker', 'Enemy of the State' and now 'Varsity Blues', put Voight in the spotlight of railroading the good side of human behaviour in favour of the self serving movie villain. He pulls it off sharply with squinting looks of evil that prove that in many ways the villain is the true test of an actor. Perhaps that's why Voight has an Oscar in his collection for Best Actor for 1978's 'Coming Home'. Although his performance was that of a Vietnam veteran made a paraplegic by the most unjust war of the 20th century, his performance was one of strength and you really felt pride for one of the movie's true good guys. Although Voight is only a supporting player in 'Varsity Blues', he gets first mention because it's really him that propels me to give this film a marginal recommendation.
James Van Der Beek of television's 'Dawson Creek' plays John Moxen, the back up quarterback of a varsity high school football team who gets a chance to prove himself when the more than capable starter gets hurt. His aloof friend Billy Bob (Ron Lester) is responsible in a way for the starting quarterback's injuries and vows not to let anything happen to the new replacement. They play football in a small town in West Canaan, Texas...where football isn't just a game or a way of life, but is a form of religion.
There are the usual plot sidelines such as the girls in their lives. The other players, some of whom exhibit criminal behaviour, and the win at all costs attitude of Coach Kilmer (Jon Voight). This includes injecting players with painkillers when he knows they could be severely injured later on. His racist tendencies in failing to give the ball when necessary to the film's talented star running back who is black is a further measure in lowering the team's morale and his blackmail of one of the players that will prevent him from obtaining a full academic scholarship are just some of the coach's other personality traits.
What's refreshing about this movie is the way it highlights the film's important moments and never treats them as trifle, overplayed or silly -- like the team sticking together in rejecting the coach's tactics, the scene where Moxen is put to the test to see if he will cheat on his girlfriend and how the players showcase their submission to a team leader capable of bringing them back from the brink of losing with disgraced feelings.
The film is directed by Brian Robbins ('Good Burger'). His aptitude in filming and editing the impact of the gridiron is impressive and ranks up there with 1993's 'The Program' as some of the best football scenes put on film since 1974's 'The Longest Yard'. I would rather have seen 'Varsity Blues' as a television network movie of the week because it's overall feeling is more like a field goal than a touchdown but the drive is still successful nevertheless.
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I had recently acquired a supply of 100mg 5-meo-mipt, and was working my way through it. Having become more comfortable with sharing it with others at about my last 50 mgs, I decided to share an experience with my partner, X. She agreed to try it with me, and so the plan was set!
The experience was to be set at an outdoor music festival, camping over the weekend. At first our hope was dwindling as the first day and morning were very rainy, but as the day progressed and a beautifully full rainbow appeared in the sky, we realized it was going to be clear for the rest of the afternoon. And at that we headed back to our tent to retrieve the 5-meo-mipt.
The way that the fine powder had been divided up among gel capsules had been in a sort of 'halving method', which was explained elsewhere - the basis of that you start with a weighed material and keep halving it down to a smaller material, so roughly each pill had 5mg, give or take 3 or so mg. Fairly large error margin, but the expressed safety I had gathered led me to believe that it would be fine.
So, there we sat, both with 2 gel capsules in hand. Mine being a good bit larger than hers, X expressed that she would like to give me one of hers for one of mine to even out the amount a bit, as mine were visibly much larger. I agreed to this and as fortune would have it, this turned out to be a very, very good move on my part. In retrospect, these were some of the last capsules I had left, all my other smaller comparisons had been used up, so I didn't realize how disproportionate the dose was this time as to earlier tests, it must have been at least 20 mg judging by the sheer intensity of the experience.
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We thought that this was the peak, mind you this is about the 2 hour mark, and all I can say is that we were terribly wrong. We walked back to our tent to get water and lay down together, and as we did that, we both fell deeply into trance like states of thought, pulling each other closely time felt as if it meshed together, whispered words unbeknown to the speaker were uttered and as I opened my eyes, I realized what is going on outside of my mind. I decide I need to get out of the tent to go tend to biological needs, and as I said that, we both felt like it was the end of the world. What was out beyond that tent? We don't know. How would we know? Will you come back?
I unzipped the tent and stepped out into chilly evening and store up at the sky, beautiful, endless. I must be quick. I tend to what I'm doing and as I walk across the sort of meadow, I see many people, all so picturesque, beautiful, life in motion, how can we not usually appreciate this? This is wonderful, I must share this with her!
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I tell X that we must move, that I don't want to get caught in this moment again, that we must keep going on. I need to see new things, life has so much to offer and as I move through it if I stick on the same thing I will miss out on alot of what I could be seeing. This always sounded bad to me. This has nothing to do with X, though, I wanted this moving for her, as well. She realizes my anxiety to the situation and complies, I want to show her the world, Break into something beautiful.
We walk through the meadow, admiring the sky, the night is beautiful, and we gently start to come down, though it doesn't come near to letting off until I finally get to sleep. I felt refreshed the next day, and had no urge to repeat this experience soon, walking away with a sense of true happiness.
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High spirits at Singapore’s school for gin
by The Online Citizenby Catherine Lai
In a Singapore distillery, the smell of pine, citrus and flowers fills the air as students crush juniper berries, blending them with their own choice of ingredients to make custom gin with an Asian twist.
Gleaming copper stills and glass beakers line the counters, and one wall is taken up by a cabinet filled with jars of gin and rows of drawers packed with herbs and spices.
The students are encouraged to get creative and build their own flavour profile — citrus, floral, herbal, or spicy — blending classic ingredients such as juniper and coriander seeds with those used in local cuisines.
They are provided with a tray of plants and fruits including tamarind, pandan, and torch ginger flower — aromatic items commonly used in dishes around Southeast Asia.
Jamie Koh, the founder of Brass Lion Distillery which runs the weekly gin school, said that making gin “allows you to be very creative”.

Gin typically gets its taste predominantly from juniper berries but then “botanicals” — the term for the myriad ingredients used as flavourings — are added to create a wide range of different varieties.
Tonya Shaw, 45, picks up a stem of galangal — a citrusy ginger-like root — sniffs it and cuts off a few pieces. She adds them to a tray of ingredients that include lavender and rosebuds.
“I’ve always kind of liked a little citrusy and a little floral, so I based it on my favourite flavour which is Earl Grey,” she said.
‘Wasabi effect’
Students follow a simplified version of distilling.
Using their own, small copper still, they start with a neutral base spirit and redistill it with their custom mix of botanicals, then add water to the end product to reach the desired alcohol level.
Like elsewhere in the world, interest in ever more inventive gin flavours has been rising in Singapore, which is home to a vibrant bar scene.
The affluent city-state’s growing array of watering holes and eateries has helped it to shed — at least a little — a long-held reputation as staid and dull.
After the students make their spirit, it is bottled and taken to the bar, and then used to make them a gin and tonic. The class costs Sg$198 ($145), and students take home a 500 millilitre bottle of their creation.
Daniel Lim infused his gin with lemongrass, kaffir lime and three small pieces cut from a bird’s eye chili.
“I wanted to try a Singapore flavour,” the 30-year-old told AFP.
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After much deliberation, it is with great sadness that the Wardsboro 4th of July Parade Committee has decided to cancel the 2020 Wardsboro 4th of July Street Fair and Parade due to the continuing COVID-19 virus threat and gathering restrictions currently in place in Vermont.
The committee has been meeting since January, planning for the 71st annual 4th of July celebration in Wardsboro, with the hopes that this year’s event would be the biggest and best ever, especially since the 4th falls on a Saturday. But the consensus is that the safety and health of those participating in the parade and volunteering to work, as well as the thousands of guests who gather in Wardsboro that day, is a priority over the celebration itself.
Many thanks to everyone who had signed up to volunteer to help with the Street Fair and Parade this year. We hope you will all sign up again for the 2021 4th of July celebration. We will be sure to contact you! The 4th of July committee consists of Katryna Fitzpatrick, Bette Parsons, Lee Miller, Phil Dibble, Pastor Pete Carlson and Darlene Rutnik. Their dedication and enthusiastic support for the 4th, their wisdom, time, talents, and energy is greatly appreciated. See you all next year! Stay safe and healthy.
The 4th of July Committee is offering this gorgeous handcrafted and framed punch needle maple themed wall hanging via a raffle ticket that is shown below. As the ticket mentions, it has a value of $450. The raffle will be drawn on July 4th and there is no need to be present at the Drawing.
It is an appreciation raffle and should you wish to participate in it, you can make a copy of the ticket, fill in your information and send it with a donation to Wardsboro 4th of July Committee, P. O. Box 248, West Wardsboro, VT 05360.
Here’s how:
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9 AM: Street Fair opens all along both sides of Main Street with more than 50 vendors
10 AM: Start of the parade. Initiated with the ringing of the Church Bell and Invocation by Pastor Pete Carlson.
The parade starts by the bridge, proceeds south on Rte. 100 and then turns by the Wardsboro Country Store and heads down Main Street past the reviewing stand at Town Hall before turning around and following the same route in reverse.
Parking will be available in fields on roads entering the town center: on Rte. 100 entering from the north or south, upper Main Street from Jamaica, and on the South Wardsboro Road. Additionally there are four Handicap Accessible spaces provided by the Wardsboro General Store. A shuttle bus is available from some locations.
Parking is a $5 donation per car.
By the 4th of July Committee
The snow has melted and the warm summer days are ahead. Happily, the 71st annual Wardsboro 4th of July Street Fair and parade is just around the corner, this being our 71st year and the longest consecutive running 4th of July celebration in Vermont.
We are planning many surprises as well as the usual exciting events of years past. New this year will be a “Made in Wardsboro” room where you will find items by local artists and craftspeople displayed; it will be in the small meeting room on the 1st floor on the left as you enter Town Hall. Wander through the room and marvel at the hidden talents of Wardsboro residents.
Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch?? Enter the second annual Wardsboro 4th of July Hot Dog Eating contest and you can enjoy 6 hot dogs for your free lunch! The first to finish all six Hot Dogs gets “bragging rights” and a trophy. Think about signing up. More details will be to come as the date gets closer.
See more detail of this event in the informational box elsewhere in this issue. Who says there’s no such thing as a free lunch? Enter the first ever Wardsboro 4th of July Hot Dog Eating contest and you can enjoy six hotdogs for your free lunch! The first to finish all six gets ‘bragging rights’ and a trophy! Ready to sign up? Call Lise or Russ at 896-6188.
At 9am the Street Fair Vendors will be showing off every type of handmade arts and craft as well as lemonade, baked bread and ice cream. You can count on our delicious offering of fresh Strawberry Shortcake in the vestry, homemade pies and scrumptious baked items inside Town Hall. Sneak over to the hamburg and hot dog booth outside to the right of Town Hall.
White Elephant tables can be found next to MacMichael Park. “One man’s trash is another man's treasure” is illustrated each year at this booth, which is not to be missed. At 10am the parade will be going down Main Street to dazzle you. All is on schedule with unique floats now in the “working” stage but soon to be ready for display and judging for awards.
Wouldn’t you like to join the parade? You can march in costume or not, drive your vintage car, create a float, ride a horse, show off your prize cow or emu, or your pet dog, cat, canary or donkey. To join the parade simply arrive by 9am at the bridge on South Wardsboro Road where there will be someone to greet you and guide you to your place in the parade.
Parking, at $5 per car, will be available in fields on roads entering the town center: on Rte. 100 entering from the north or south, upper Main Street from Jamaica, and on the South Wardsboro Road. Additionally there are four Handicap Accessible spaces provided by the Wardsboro General Store. A shuttle bus is available from some locations.
No amount of “thanks” is enough for the volunteers who continue to offer their time for this event, yet still more is needed. Think about being involved in this great celebration. An hour or two would be great, on the evening before to assist setting up tables, chairs, trash bins etc., or on the day of during or after the event to do what ever is needed to “breaking down”. Contact Chairperson Katryna Fitzpatrick at<PHONE_NUMBER> to volunteer; she will find an area where you can help.
Mark your calendar for Thursday July 4th : Street Fair starts at 9am, Parade at 10am and the BBQ service at 11am. Rain or shine, we will celebrate the 4th of July in Wardsboro.
Items for the 4th of July White Elephant sale (which in good repair) can be dropped off at the Town Garage next to the driveway entrance to the Wardsboro Public Library. Dates for drop off will be announced at a later date.
Do you have books you would like to donate? This is a great way to recycle books to make room for new.
The Wardsboro Public Library trustees and volunteers run their annual 4th of July book sale fundraiser on the front lawn of the Library. Proceeds from the sale go toward library expenses not covered by the Town budget, such as the free children and adult programs, books and supplies.
Please bring your book donations to the library, at 170 Main Street. Wardsboro during regular hours or call Jill to arrange alternate drop off time<PHONE_NUMBER>.
The 4th of July Committee would like to celebrate the talent in our community during the 71st annual 4th of July Street Fair and Parade. We know Wardsboro is home to artists, crafters, writers, cooks, gardeners and many other creative people. Some do sell or display their creations for others to see while others quietly enjoy their creations on a personal level and share with a close few.
We want to show how proud we are of all of you. We are asking all interested Wardsboro residents to display a sample of their unique creations in Town Hall during our July 4th celebration.
Darlene Rutnik is compiling an email and/or telephone list so she can reach as many artisans as possible and to explain the details of this event. To join the display of creative talent, call Darlene at 896-6394 or email her at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
An official one-page Schedule of Events will be available at various stations along the parade route. Also, the Master of Ceremonies will be keeping guests informed of events via the public address system. The Grafton Band and The Bills Band will be in the parade and there will be music throughout the day.
along Main Street starting at 8:30AM
next to the Methodist Church on Main Street starting at 9:00AM
inside Town Hall on Main Street. Pies starting at 9:00AM
outside near Town Hall on Main Street starting at 11:00AM
outside near Town Hall on Main Street starting at 11:00AM
The parade starts by the bridge, proceeds south on Rte. 100 and then turns by the Wardsboro Country Store and heads down Main Street before turning around and following the same route in reverse. The Street Fair is along Main Street on both sides. Listen for the ringing of the Church Bell that signals the start of the parade at 10 a.m. Ribbons for the parade floats and participants are awarded on the return trip so stay to see who this year's winners will be.
The Street Fair & Parade evolved from a need to raise funds for the Yoked Parish. A few farsighted souls came up with the idea of a simple street fair with a novelty booth, handicraft booth, games for kids, homemade sandwiches, pie slices, and a little parade with a few floats and kids on bikes. The community began to be involved more and more because it was so much fun. The Wardsboro Yoked Parish runs the parade and most of the proceeds go to help community members in need.
Helping out at the 4th of July Street Fair & Parade has become a tradition in Wardsboro. It is part of the fun of offering entertainment and good food to several thousand visitors. To volunteer before, during or after the event, send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please consider entering the parade! For details on joining the line-up, email us. Great fun for antique or vintage car buffs, equestrians, musicians, Scouts, kid's' clubs and groups, performers, anyone with a big patriotic spirit!
Be a Vendor - spaces are limited for crafters, artists, and others, so please contact us as soon as possible at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To donate used books in good condition for the Library's book sale, contact the Library at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Please do not leave books outside on the porch!
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1. Introduction
JSocksProxy is written by Kenny Colliander Nordin in Java to be
platform independent. The reason for writing the SOCKS proxy was that
we needed a SOCKS proxy at work, but we had difficulties to find any
free good proxy, so I decided to write my own since the protocol is so
simple.
The proxy can handle SOCKS versions 4, 4a and 5, but only outgoing TCP
connections and has no support for authentication. IPv6 should be
supported for version 5, but it's not tested.
The proxy can be installed as a Pojo.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may
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which may be located under the root or in the conf directory of your JBoss instance if
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3.1 Configuration file jsocksproxy.xml
This is an example of how this configuration file could look like.
The configuration file is reloaded every 60 seconds.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
<backlog>100</backlog>
<outgoingAddress><IP_ADDRESS></outgoingAddress>
<listen>
<address><IP_ADDRESS></address>
<port>1080</port>
</listen>
</configuration>
3.1.1 outgoingAddress
- The ip address that should be used as source address for
outgoing connections.
3.1.2 backlog
- How many connections that are queued (1-100). This is not max
number of ongoing connections.
3.1.3 listen
Specifies on which addresses the server should listen for SOCKS clients.
Several listen elements may be specified.
- address - the ip address
- port - the port
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jsocksproxy.xml.
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Supported localized texts:
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- Swedish
3.2.1 Listen tab
You may add or remove end points that the socks server should wait for incoming connections on.
3.2.2 Outgoing tab
You may choose the outgoing address, the OS will decide the best suitable address if <IP_ADDRESS> is specified.
3.2.2 Advanced tab
Backlog tell the OS how many connections that should be queued for a specific end point and must be a value between 1 and 100.
Allow v4 and Allow v5 specifies which SOCKS protocols that may be used.
4. Obtain a new version
The home page for this project is
http://kecon.najt.nu/jsocksproxy/download/.
5. Requirements
JSocksProxy requires
Java 8 SE or later,
which can be downloaded from
https://java.com/en/download/.
6. Install
The JSocksProxy can be installed in two ways from this distribution. You can either install it as a Pojo (Plain Old Java Object).
6.1 Pojo Install
The install procedure may be difficult if you don't have any Java
experience. A simplified install procedure may be fixed in the future.
This install assume that you have Java 1.8 installed.
- Unzip dist/jsocksproxy.zip into a prefered installation
directory. You should get a install structure like:
/conf/example/jsocksproxy.xml
/lib/jsocksproxy.jar
/run.bat
- You can move /conf/example/jsocksproxy.xml
into the root directory, if you don't
want to write your own configuration file.
- Next step is to configure jsocksproxy.xml, read more about
the settings under configuration
- You can now start the SOCKS proxy manually using the run.bat
in Windows. I have not supplied any java service wrappers, but there
are several freewares that you can use.
The main class is nu.najt.kecon.jsocksproxy.JSocksProxy
Static start method: nu.najt.kecon.jsocksproxy.JSocksProxy.startService()
Static stop method: nu.najt.kecon.jsocksproxy.JSocksProxy.stopService()
7. Compile
You will need Java 8 SDK and Ant to build this project.
8. Changes
Documented changes.
8.1 Changes between 2.0 and 3.0
- Changed build environment from Ant to Maven.
- Updated from Java 1.6 to Java 1.8.
- Removed support for JBoss MBeans.
8.2 Changes between 1.0 and 2.0
- Replaced Log4J with Java's built-in logging.
- Changed XML format and is now using JAXB.
- Added graphical administration interface.
- Added support for JBoss MBeans.


I'm a Celeb's Ian Wright was 'mugged off' by his wife when they first met
Former footballer Ian Wright has made the surprise confession that his wife rebuffed him when they first met - but that was how he knew she was the one
by Irishmirror.ieI'm a Celebrity star and former footballer Ian Wright opened up to his camp mates about the first time he met his wife - and revealed it was a disaster.
He was chatting to radio presenter Roman Kemp and boy band member Myles Stephenson about relationships.
Rak Su singer Myles confessed he was always scared women were only after him for his fame.
Ian advised him: “You have to go to places that are more obscure.
"You can’t be going to places where the girls all like your music."
He added that when he first met his wife Nancy Hallam, who he married in 2011, she had no idea who he was.
"My missus didn’t know anything about football. I met her in a pub in Notting Hill", he said, revealing she rebuffed his advances at first.
"It was the biggest kind of mugging off in respect of meeting someone", he said.
"I’m not saying I‘m Brad Pitt, but she mugged me off so beautifully I knew she was the one.”
Myles was clearly touched by the chat, and said in the Bush Telegraph: "When we was in the creek, we got speaking about our love lives and how we adjusted to fame.
"Ian’s my big brother", he added.
"He’s my family.”
Myles wasn't the only one who is a big fan of Ian.
Roman has been one for a very long time, as he supports Arsenal, where Ian played for seven years.
He told Ian: “I’m not going to lie, them pulling me away from you on day one was quite tough. Especially when I know I can live in the Jungle with a legend.”
He also showed Ian his Arsenal tattoo on his leg, with Myles calling it his "super fan moment".
Roman confessed to Ian he had a plastic toy of him which he’d signed for him when his Dad Martin, from Spandau Ballet, appeared on Ian’s show when Roman was about seven years old.

"That’s what I’ve still got at home, and I’ve just said that to the man himself.”


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