Constructor
new PathDrawer(params)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
params |
Object | The objetct with the parameters this instance will use. This object can have the following properties:
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- Source:
- See:
Example
var pathDrawer = new PathDrawer({
map: map,
pruneLevel: PathDrawer.MODERATE_PRUNNING,
polylineOptions: {
fastest: {
strokeColor: "red",
geodesic: true,
strokeOpacity: 0.7,
strokeWeight: 3
},
shortest: {
strokeColor: "green",
geodesic: true,
strokeOpacity: 0.7,
strokeWeight: 3
},
best: {
strokeColor: "violet",
geodesic: true,
strokeOpacity: 0.8,
strokeWeight: 4
},
alternative: {
strokeColor: "blue",
geodesic: true,
strokeOpacity: 0.7,
strokeWeight: 2
}
}
});
Extends
Members
(static, readonly) AGGRESSIVE_PRUNNING
Ultimate level of prunning. In this level, the algorithm will always delete all the objects not being used, does not cache nor reuses anything. Only keeps in memory the objects being used.
- Source:
(static, readonly) MODERATE_PRUNNING
Moderate level of prunning. In this level the system trims to half the unused space, allowing for a balance between memory and speed. This way, when a bigger requets is made, the system only has to re-create less objects, and when a smaller request is made, it frees 50% of the memory being used to prepare for further requests.
- Source:
(static, readonly) NO_PRUNNING
Lowest level of prunning. In this level, the system never frees or deletes objects, and will always keep them for future use. One should pay attention because if no prunning is ever done, the space in memory occupied will always be the space of the biggest request.
- Source:
Methods
drawPaths(result, areDraggable)
Receives the routes, calculates the shortest, fastest and best (the best route is both the shortest and fastest route at the same time. Prices and other factors are not considered) routes, and draws them in the map, with the recycling principles in mind.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
result |
Array | The result array returned from the request. |
areDraggable |
Boolean | If the routes drawn should be draggable or not. if true they will be, if false they will not. |
- Source:
getMap() → {Map}
Returns the current map being tracked.
- Source:
Returns:
The map being currently tarcked by the library.
- Type
- Map
getPruneLevel() → {Object}
Returns and object with the current level of prunning and a description of that level.
- Source:
Returns:
An object with the properties
level
(Number) that represents the current prunning level, and description
with a text representation of the prunning level.
- Type
- Object
hidePaths()
Hides all the paths. Does not delete nor change them.
- Source:
internal(object) → {Object}
Keeps track of each object and its private variables.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
object |
Object | The object to track. |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
Returns:
The tracked object with its private variables.
- Type
- Object
Example
class Point extends PrivateNameSpace{
constructor(x, y){
super();
super.internal(this).x = x;
super.internal(this).y = y;
}
//Repeat for y
get getX(){
return super.internal(this).x;
}
//Repeat for y
set setX(newX){
super.internal(this).x = newX;
}
}
prune(routesSize, pruneLevel)
Forces a pruning action. Shoud only be used if you feel that you want to save more memory and if know what you are doing. Advisable when using the NO_PRUNNING level, as this will be the only way to free the system for space. A good indicator to know when to use this method is to call it when we are drawing a small set of routes on the map after drawing a big set of routes. For example, if first you draw 50 routes, and then you draw 10, this is a good indicator that you should probably prune.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
routesSize |
Number | The size of the routes array we received from result object. |
pruneLevel |
Number | The prune algorithm we wish to apply when prunning. Can be AGGRESSIVE_PRUNNING or MODERATE_PRUNNING. |
- Source:
- See:
Throws:
-
The routeSize value is too big, meaning that the value is inconsistent and that the system has to allocate memory instead of freeing it.
- Type
- InvalidArgumentError
reset()
Resets the library, deletes all objects tracked, sets prunning back to AGGRESSIVE_PRUNNING mode and sets the polyline options back to default. The reference to the map is maintained.
- Source:
setMap(map)
Sets the map for the library to track.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
map |
Map | The new map where the library will draw the routes. |
- Source:
setPruneLevel()
Sets the current prunning level of the library. There are three possible levels to prune: NO_PRUNNING, MODERATE_PRUNNING and AGGRESSIVE_PRUNNING.
- Source:
showPaths()
Shows all the paths on the map the library is tracking.
- Source:


White Bank Teller Robs 79-Year-Old Man Who Made Big Withdrawal
by VladTVAccording to reports, a white 19-year-old teller robbed an elderly man who reportedly made a significant withdrawal from the bank.
Michael Newell is being charged with assault, burglary, robbery, and home invasion after attacking the 79-year-old and his 57-year-old stepdaughter. Newell reportedly forced his way into the man’s Bel Air home with a mask on and strangled the man as he asked where the money was at. While that was happening, Newell was put in a headlock by the stepdaughter, according to court records.
Newell allegedly escaped while the woman ran to get help, and the man who was assaulted told the cops that the attacker looked like the bank teller after seeing the robber’s mask fall off. As a result, Newell was arrested at Freedom Federal Credit Union and later admitted to the attack. He said he was “tired of working two jobs.”
source: CBS Baltimore


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Oh, That My People Would Listen to Me
TO THE CHOIRMASTER: ACCORDING TO THE GITTITH. OF ASAPH.
1 Sing aloud to God our strength;
shout for joy to the God of Jacob!
2 Raise a song; sound the tambourine,
the sweet lyre with the harp.
3 Blow the trumpet at the new moon,
at the full moon, on our feast day.
4 For it is a statute for Israel,
a rule of the God of Jacob.
5 He made it a decree in Joseph
when he went out over the land of Egypt.
I hear a language I had not known:
6 “I relieved your shoulder of the burden;
your hands were freed from the basket.
7 In distress you called, and I delivered you;
I answered you in the secret place of thunder;
I tested you at the waters of Meribah.
Selah
8 Hear, O my people, while I admonish you!

Open your mouth wide, and I will fill it.
11 “But my people did not listen to my voice;
Israel would not submit to me.
12 So I gave them over to their stubborn hearts,
to follow their own counsels.
13 Oh, that my people would listen to me,
that Israel would walk in my ways!
14 I would soon subdue their enemies
and turn my hand against their foes.
15 Those who hate the LORD would cringe toward him,
and their fate would last forever.
16 But he would feed you with the finest of the wheat,
and with honey from the rock I would satisfy you.”


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The follow are a collection of offsite articles and blog entries about XFire:
Web Services on XFire - Fast Forward to 2007 - April 2007
Python client for XFire using WS-Security - Mar 2007
Web Service Versioning with Endpoints using XFire - Mar 2007
Implementing WS-Security with JSR181 Annotations using WSS4J in XFire - Jan 2007
XFire, Spring and PHP - Nov 2006
Using Acegi security with XFire (WSS4J ) - Nov 2006
Using XML Validation Framework with Web Services - Nov 2006
WS-RF with XFire - September 2006
Spring, Hibernate and XFire - Jul 2006
JMS as webservice: OpenJMS + XFire - July 2006
XFire and EJB- May 2006
XFire: The easy and simple way to develop Web services - May 2006
Webservices with Spring, XFire and jsr181 - May 2006
Basic Spring Web services with XFire and JSR 181 - May 2006
Using WebLogic 9.0 with XFire and JMS - May 2006
Ruby webservices with XFire - May 2006
File transfers using SOAP (XFire) - April 2006
Using XFire with Groovy - April 2006
XMLBeans & Annotations Tutorial ( using Ivy ) - February 2006
5 Cool XFire Hacks - December 2005
XFire with Acegi authentication - November 2005
Using XFire with PHP - May 2006
Non english :
Eclipse-Plugin für XFire(German), Eclipse-Magazin, Nov 2006
http://bcurtu.blogspot.com/2006/09/webservices-con-xfire-annotations-y.htmlXFire Annotations y Spring (Spanish) - Sept 2006
[原创]实施WebService Security[WS-Security1.0]的Encrypt和Sign模式(XFire+WSS4J)
在SpringSide实现XFire Webservice Soap认证
Screencasts:
Introduction to XFire 1.2 using JSR 181
Feel free to add other articles by clicking "Edit" on the bottom right!
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$headers = array( "user-agent" => "...", "accept-language" => "...", // add any other available header... ); require_once "/PATH/TO/Api/Device/DeviceApi.php"; $deviceApi = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi(); try { $deviceApi->loadDataFromFile("/path/to/datafile.json"); // get all properties from the headers $props = $deviceApi->getProperties($headers); // .... use the properties .... if ($props->contains("isMobilePhone", true)) { // it is a mobile phone } // check if property exists then get the property value $displayWidth = $props->containsKey("displayWidth")? $props->get("displayWidth")->asInteger(): 100; // the most easy way to get a property value $deviceModel = $props->model; // null or string } catch (...
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string Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi::getApiVersion()
Get DeviceApi version.
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi $obj = new Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_DeviceApi( Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config config )
Constructs a DeviceApi instance with custom configs.
string $obj->getDataCreationTimestamp()
Get the device data creation (JSON file) timestamp.
int $obj->getDataRevision()
Get the device data generation revision.
string $obj->getDataVersion()
Get the device data (JSON file) version.
string $obj->getLookupSource()
Get the source properties fetch source to be used for debugging.
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Properties $obj->getProperties( string userAgent, string clientSideProperties=null )
Get the properties for a User-Agent merged with the client-side properties (when provided by the DeviceAtlas client side component). The DeviceAtlas client-side component (JavaScript library) collects the client-side properties and puts them in a cookie. The contents of this cookie must be passed to this method. The client properties will over-ride any properties discovered from the main JSON data file.
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Properties $obj->getProperties( array headers, string clientSideProperties=null )
Get the properties for a set of HTTP headers merged with properties from the client side component. The DeviceApi gets all the request HTTP headers and will precisely detect the device and find property values by all usable headers. Get the properties for a User-Agent merged with the client-side properties (when provided by the DeviceAtlas client side component). The DeviceAtlas client-side component (JavaScript library) collects the client-side properties and puts them in a cookie. The contents of this cookie must be passed to this method. The client properties will over-ride any properties discovered from the main JSON data file.
Mobi_Mtld_DA_Properties $obj->getPropertiesFromUa( string userAgent, string clientSideProperties=null )
Get the properties for a User-Agent merged with the client-side properties (when provided by the DeviceAtlas client side component). The DeviceAtlas client-side component (JavaScript library) collects the client-side properties and puts them in a cookie. The contents of this cookie must be passed to this method. The client properties will over-ride any properties discovered from the main JSON data file.
array $obj->getPropertyNames()
Get a set of available device property names.
void $obj->loadDataFromFile(string jsonDataFilePath)
Load the DeviceAtlas device detection data into the API from a JSON file. The JSON data file is provided by the DeviceAtlas web-site.
void $obj->loadDataFromString(string data)
Load the DeviceAtlas device detection data into the API from a string. The JSON data file is provided by the DeviceAtlas web-site.
void $obj->setConfig(Mobi_Mtld_DA_Device_Config $config)
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Bullet_3DA
Tank simulaiton.
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Represents a tank made from different rigid bodies. More...
#include <Tank.hpp>
Classes | |
| struct | Controls |
| Structure used to store the tank inputs. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Tank (Scene *scene, glt::Vector3 position) | |
| Creates a new Tank. More... | |
| shared_ptr< Rigid_Body > | getRigidBody () override |
| void | go_forward (float speed) |
| Starts the forward movement of the tank. More... | |
| void | stop_engine () |
| Stops the tank movement. More... | |
| void | turn_right () |
| Starts the tank movement to the right. More... | |
| void | turn_left () |
| Starts the tank movement to the left. More... | |
| void | rotate_turret (float speed) |
| Rotates the turret using its constraint motor. More... | |
| void | move_cannon (float speed) |
| Rises ro lowers the cannon. More... | |
| void | check_cannon_rotation (float speed) |
| Checks if the cannon is still between it's constraints and stops its movement if not. More... | |
| void | fire (float force) |
| Activates an launches an available Sphere from the pool. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from bullet_3da::Entity | |
| Entity () | |
| Entity (const string &model_path, shared_ptr< Rigid_Body > &physics_model) | |
| Creates a new base Entity given a route of the model and a Rigid_Body. More... | |
| ~Entity () | |
| virtual void | update () |
| Gets the transformation of the physics_model and applies it to the graphics_model. More... | |
| void | translate (float x, float y, float z) |
| Translates the Entity to a new opsition given its 3D coordinates. More... | |
| virtual shared_ptr< glt::Model > | getModel () |
Private Attributes | |
| Scene * | scene |
| Scene in which the tank is in. More... | |
| btHingeConstraint * | turret_constraint |
| Constraint or joint between the turret and the main body of the tank. More... | |
| btHingeConstraint * | cannon_constraint |
| Constraint or joint between the cannon and the tank's turret. More... | |
| btHingeConstraint * | wheel_r1_constraint |
| Constraints between each of the wheels and the tank's main body. More... | |
| btHingeConstraint * | wheel_r2_constraint |
| btHingeConstraint * | wheel_l1_constraint |
| btHingeConstraint * | wheel_l2_constraint |
| vector< shared_ptr< Sphere > > | bullets |
| Object pool for the tanks bullets (Sphere), so we don't need to initialize them in-game. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from bullet_3da::Entity | |
| shared_ptr< glt::Model > | graphics_model |
| Visual component of the Entity. More... | |
| shared_ptr< Rigid_Body > | physics_model |
| Physics component of the Entity. More... | |
Represents a tank made from different rigid bodies.
| bullet_3da::Tank::Tank | ( | Scene * | scene, |
| glt::Vector3 | position | ||
| ) |
| void bullet_3da::Tank::check_cannon_rotation | ( | float | speed | ) |
Checks if the cannon is still between it's constraints and stops its movement if not.
| void bullet_3da::Tank::fire | ( | float | force | ) |
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Reimplemented from bullet_3da::Entity.
| void bullet_3da::Tank::go_forward | ( | float | speed | ) |
Starts the forward movement of the tank.
| void bullet_3da::Tank::move_cannon | ( | float | speed | ) |
Rises ro lowers the cannon.
| speed | Positive to rise, negative to lower the cannon. |
| void bullet_3da::Tank::rotate_turret | ( | float | speed | ) |
Rotates the turret using its constraint motor.
| speed | of the rotation. Use negative for a left-hand rotation. |
| void bullet_3da::Tank::stop_engine | ( | ) |
Stops the tank movement.
| void bullet_3da::Tank::turn_left | ( | ) |
Starts the tank movement to the left.
| void bullet_3da::Tank::turn_right | ( | ) |
Starts the tank movement to the right.
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Object pool for the tanks bullets (Sphere), so we don't need to initialize them in-game.
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Constraint or joint between the cannon and the tank's turret.
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Constraint or joint between the turret and the main body of the tank.
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Constraints between each of the wheels and the tank's main body.
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1 To Dionysus, on the evening of his festival, everyone offers a piglet which he kills before his door and then gives to the swineherd who has sold it, for him to take away.
2 The rest of the festival of Dionysus is observed by the Egyptians much as it is by the Greeks, except for the dances; but in place of the phallus, they have invented the use of puppets two feet high moved by strings, the male member nodding and nearly as big as the rest of the body, which are carried about the villages by women; a flute-player goes ahead, the women follow behind singing of Dionysus.
3 Why the male member is so large and is the only part of the body that moves, there is a sacred legend that explains.


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A friend and I decided to smoke Acacia obtusifolia extract to mark the closing of several days of self-inquiry and metaprogramming, enjoyed at a beautiful private property several hours outside the city where we lived. The night before we had each done 100 mg of MDMA and had a sweet evening of bonding and magical work. We were poised to dismantle our altar and drive back to the city.
The plan was to each formulate a question to ask of the Acacia spirit, in the style of an elder for whom we had sat three days before. At that time, we sat for her as she smoked hit after hit of Acacia (a new substance for her) and sought answers to a succinct question. This woman has been working with psychedelics for 40 years and is an inspiring example of their mindful use. When she came out of the experience, she began relating what answers had emerged to her question and we transcribed them onto her computer for future reference. I felt honored to witness her introduction to a new material. Here, several days later, I was to have my own modest taste of it.
The Encounter
I’m really not inclined toward the blast-off technicolor mindbending excursion of smoked DMT, which I once promised myself I would never do again. But I had heard such interesting things about the gentleness of Acacia that I forged past my fear to try it.
My friend prepares the pipe with the smoking blend, showing me the intended crumb of resinous brown extract. “Oh just half of that, please.” My intention is to have a taste, an introduction, not a trip. Wreathed by the silence of the woods around the yurt where this is taking place, I state my question and take a sip of the smoke. Then I try another. A sudden feeling of gravity surges down my body, startling me into quickly handing my friend the pipe. Then I close my eyes, steady my breath, sit up straight, get attentive to what I see, and revisit my question. I throw in some prayers and affirmations for good measure.
I am present and in control rather than feeling required to endure something I can’t handle. This is a smooth encounter, a conversation, rather than a journey. The visuals are extremely mild; muted dark blues and yellows form gently morphing arabesques. I attempt to scan what I am seeing and feeling for “meaning” and whether there is a response to the scanning (there isn’t really). I notice how my body feels—very gravity-bound, on-the-earth, with no unusual tension; is this what people mean by feeling grounded? Because this is not how I usually feel. The vibrations become evenly distributed, with a concentration behind one of my eyes.
I realize that my questions were too big for this experience, no “answers” are coming through, but what I am left with is “learn to ask better questions” which is a fine bit of insight. Also, the medium of the information seems to be embodied rather than just thoughts. I can see focusing more on the body sensations with breath and movement, to elicit more information, or release of blockages.
After about 10 minutes, feeling serene, regal and comfortable in my body, I open my eyes and look at my sitter-friend. Once her experience is over, I write down some brief reflections in my journal.
What a treat to have explored a tryptamine without feeling overwhelmed. I would work with this material again.
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.


--- layout: page title: JSON Verbose Format (OData Version 3.0) date: 2014-02-20 08:15:04.000000000 +08:00 permalink: /documentation/odata-version-3-0/json-verbose-format/ ---
OData is released under the Open Specification Promise to allow anyone to freely interoperate with OData implementations.
Current Revision: 4/27/2012
The OData protocol is comprised of a set of specifications for representing and interacting with structured content. The core specification for the protocol is in core; this document is an extension of the core protocol. This document defines representations for the OData requests and responses using a verbose JSON format.
An OData JSON payload may represent:
Most payloads are represented identically in requests and responses. There are some differences. This document first defines the common formats, then discusses details that are specific to request or response.
The key words “MUST”, “MUST NOT”, “REQUIRED”, “SHALL”, “SHALL NOT”, “SHOULD”, “SHOULD NOT”, “RECOMMENDED”, “MAY”, and “OPTIONAL” in this document are to be interpreted as described in [RFC2119].
This document contains many example JSON payloads or partial JSON payloads. These examples are informative only. The text shall be taken as the normative specification.
Verbose JSON is not the default OData format. To receive responses in Verbose JSON, the client MUST explicitly ask for them.
To request this format using $format, use the value jsonverbose
. To request this format using the Accept header, use the MIME type application/json;odata=verbose
.
Prior to version 3.0, Verbose JSON format was simply the only OData JSON format. In version 3.0 and later, JSON is the default JSON format.
A request with Accept header application/json
or with a $format value of json
MUST be treated as a request for the service’s default JSON format.
Therefore, such a request on a version 1.0 or 2.0 service, or if specified with a MaxDataServiceVersion header of 1.0 or 2.0 will result in Verbose JSON. However, a request for default JSON on a version 3.0 or higher service with a MaxDataServiceVersion of 3.0 or higher will result in JSON
Clients and services SHOULD prefer the new JSON format as long as they both support it. To maximize compatibility, clients MAY use one of the following sets of headers.
If the client does not understand OData version 3.0:
{% highlight javascript %}MaxDataServiceVersion: 2.0 Accept: application/json {% endhighlight %}If the client understands OData version 3.0 but does not support JSON:
{% highlight javascript %}MaxDataServiceVersion: 3.0 Accept: application/json;odata=verbose {% endhighlight %}If the client fully supports OData version 3.0:
{% highlight javascript %}MaxDataServiceVersion: 3.0 Accept: application/json;odata=light;q=1,application/json;odata=verbose;q=0.5 {% endhighlight %}Optionally, Atom can be added as a further fallback in case the service supports neither JSON format.
This section describes the representation for OData values in Verbose JSON. A request or response body consists of several parts. It contains OData values as part of a larger document. See Request Formats and Response Formats for the specification of request and response bodies.
An instance of an entity type MUST be serialized as a JSON object.
Each Property to be transmitted MUST be represented as a name/value pair within the object. See Representing a Property for details. The order Properties appear within the object MUST be considered insignificant. Name/value pairs not representing a property defined on the entity type SHOULD NOT be included.
An entity in a payload MAY be a complete entity, a projected entity (see $select
), or a partial entity update (see Patch). A complete entity MUST transmit every property, including navigation properties. A projected entity MUST transmit the requested properties and MAY transmit other properties. A partial entity MUST transmit the properties that it intends to change; it MUST NOT transmit any other properties.
The name in a property’s name/value MUST NOT be __metadata
. There is no JSON Verbose representation for a property named __metadata
.
An entity JSON object MAY include a name/value pair named __metadata
. This name/value pair does not represent a property. It specifies the metadata for the entity. The ordering of this name/value pair with respect to name/value pairs that represent properties MUST be considered insignificant.
The value of the __metadata
property MUST be a JSON object.
In OData 1.0 and OData 2.0, the value of the __metadata
property contains up to seven name/value pairs: uri
, type
, etag
, edit_media
, media_src
, media_etag
, and content_type
. In OData 3.0, four more name/value pairs are added: properties
, actions
, functions
, and id
. The order of these name/value pairs MUST be considered insignificant.
If the entity is not a Media Link Entry, then the edit_media
, media_src
, media_etag
, and content_type
name/value pairs MUST NOT be included.
The value of the uri
name/value pair MUST be present and MUST be the canonical URI identifying the entity.
The type
name/value pair MUST be included if the entity’s type is part of an inheritance hierarchy, as described in CSDL. If the entity type is not part of an inheritance hierarchy, then the type
name/value pair MAY be included. The value of the type
name/value pair MUST be the namespace qualified name of the entity’s type.
The etag
name/value pair MAY be included. When included, it MUST represent the concurrency token associated with the entity ETag. When present, this value MUST be used instead of the ETag HTTP header.
The id
name/value pair MAY be included if the service is using OData 2.0 and MUST be included if the service is using OData 3.0.
The value of the properties
name/value pair MUST be a JSON object. It SHOULD contain a name/value pair for each navigation property. See Representing Navigation Property Metadata for details.
The actions
name/value pair MAY be included in a response if the service is advertising actions. See Entity Metadata for Actions for details.
The functions
name/value pair MAY be included in a response if the service is advertising functions. See Entity Metadata for Functions for details.
The actions
and functions
name/value pairs MAY be included in request payloads. In requests they are without meaning and MUST be ignored by the service.
If the entity is a media link entity, the media_src
name/value pair MUST be included and the edit_media
, content_type
, and media_etag
name/value pairs MAY be included.
The value of the media_src
name/value pair MUST be the source URI for the data corresponding to this MLE.
The value of the content_type
name/value pair SHOULD be the MIME type of the data corresponding to this MLE. This is only a hint. The actual content type will be included in a header when the resource is requested.
The value of the edit_media
name/value pair MUST be the edit URI for the data corresponding to this MLE.
The value of the media_etag
name/value pair MUST be the concurrency token for the data corresponding to this MLE.
Starting in the OData 3.0 protocol, the actions
name/value pair MAY be included in __metadata
. The value is a JSON object that contains action advertisement name/value pairs. See Advertisement for a Function or Action for details.
Starting in the OData 3.0 protocol, the functions
name/value pair MAY be included in __metadata
. The value is a JSON object that contains function advertisement name/value pairs. See Advertisement for a Function or Action for details.
The name MUST only identify functions that are bindable to the current entity type. If overloads exist that cannot be bound to the current entity type, the name SHOULD address a specific function overload.
If all function overloads can be bound to the current entity type, the service SHOULD advertise a single function Metadata URL that identifies all of the overloads.
A navigation property represents a reference from a source entity to zero or more other entities.
There are two representations for a navigation property: deferred and expanded. The deferred representation represents each related entity with a URI. The expanded representation represents each related entity with its expanded contents.
By default, a service SHOULD represent each navigation property in the deferred format. This conserves resources.
A client MAY request that a navigation property be expanded, using a combination of $expand and $select. The service MUST represent each navigation property so requested in the expanded format.
A deferred navigation property is represented as a name/value pair. The name MUST be the name of the property. The value must be a JSON object.
The value must contain a single name/value pair. This name MUST be __deferred
. The inner value MUST be another JSON object.
The inner JSON Object must contain a single name/value pair. The name must be uri
. The value must be the URI for the navigation property (this is not the NavigationLink URI).
See Example Deferred Navigation Property for an example.
An expanded navigation property is represented as a name/value pair. The name MUST be the name of the property.
The value MUST be the correct representation of the related entity or entity set. See Representing an Entity, Representing Multiple Entities in a Response, or Representing Multiple Entities in a Request for details.
See Example Expanded Navigation Property for an example.
Metadata for a navigation property is represented as a name/value pair.
The name MUST be the property’s name.
The value MUST be a JSON object containing a single name/value pair. The name must be associationuri
. The value must be a string containing the NavigationLink URI for that property.
See Example Deferred Navigation Property for an example.
The value of a named resource stream property is represented like in the following example.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "__mediaresource": { "edit_media": "http://server/uploads/Thumbnail546.jpg", "media_src": "http://server/Thumbnail546.jpeg", "content-type": "img/jpeg", "media_etag": "####" } } {% endhighlight %}This would typically show up in the definition of an entity, as in the following example:
{% highlight javascript %}{ "__metadata": {...}, "ID": 3, "Thumbnail": { "__mediaresource": {...} }, "PrintReady": { "__mediaresource": {...} }, } {% endhighlight %}The named stream value MUST be represented as a JSON object. That object MUST contain a single name/value pair. The name MUST be __mediaresource
. The value MUST be a JSON object.
The JSON object contains up to 4 name/value pairs. Each pair is described below.
The media_src
name/value pair MUST be included. The value of the name/value pair MUST be a URI that can be used to retrieve the stream of bytes with a GET request.
The content_type
name/value pair MUST be included. If the edit_media
name/value pair is present the value of the content_type
name/value pair MUST specify the content type of the binary stream represented by the edit_media
URI. The value of the content_type
name/value pair MAY match the content type of the binary stream represented by the media_src
URI.
The edit_media
name/value pair MAY be included. This name/value pair MUST be supplied if the named resource stream instance can be updated. The value of the edit_media
name/value pair MUST be a URI that can be used to replace the existing stream with a HTTP PUT request.
The media_etag
name/value pair MAY be included. When included, the value MUST be the value of the ETag for the named resource stream last PUT to the `edit_media URI.
The representation for primitives in JSON Verbose is specified in the ABNF.
In the following example, Address is a property with a complex type value.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "CustomerID": "ALFKI", "Address": { "Street": "57 Contoso St", "City": "Seattle" } } {% endhighlight %}A complex type value MUST be represented as a single JSON object. It MUST have one name/value pair for each Property that makes up the complex type. Each property MUST be formatted as appropriate for the property. See Representing a Property for details.
The object representing a complex type value SHOULD NOT contain any other name/value pairs.
A set of links expresses a relation from one entity to zero or more related entities.
The following example shows a set of links represented as appropriate for a request.
{% highlight javascript %}[ {"uri": "http://host/service.svc/Orders(1)"}, {"uri": "http://host/service.svc/Orders(2)"} ] {% endhighlight %}A set of links MUST be represented as a single JSON array. This array MUST contain one item per link.
Each link item MUST be represented as a single JSON object. This object MUST contain a single name/value pair. The name MUST be uri
. The value MUST be a URI for the related entity.
There are additional considerations for representing a set of links in a response. See Representing a Set of Links in a Response for details.
Annotations MAY be applied to any name/value pair in a JSON payload that represents a value of any type from the EDM.
The following example shows annotations applied to many different constructs.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "@results": { "com.constoso.customer.setkind" : "VIPs" }, "results" : [ { "__metadata": { ... }, "com.constoso.customer.kind" : "VIP", "com.constoso.display.order" : 1, "CustomerID": "ALFKI", "@CompanyName" : { "com.contoso.display" : { "title" : true, "order" : 1 } } "CompanyName": "Alfreds Futterkiste", "Orders": { "com.contoso.purchaseorder.priority" : 1, "__deferred": { "uri": "Customers('ALFKI')/Orders" } } } ] } {% endhighlight %}In general, it is possible to express an annotation internally or externally to a value. However, an annotation is always a name/value pair. Therefore, it can only be expressed within a JSON object. Some EDM constructs are not represented with JSON objects. Therefore some types may only be annotated externally.
See the specific subsections of this section for normative rules abuot how to represent annotations on various types.
This section applies when annotating a name/value pair for which the value is represented as a JSON object.
Each annotation MUST be applied internally. Each annotation MUST be represented as a single name/value pair.
The name MUST be the fully-scoped name of the annotation. This name MUST include namespace and name, separated by a period (.
).
The value MUST be the appropriate value for the annotation.
This section applies when annotating a name/value pair for which the value is not represented as a JSON object.
The set of all annotations that apply to this name/value pair MUST be applied externally. This set of annotations is represented as a single name/value pair.
The name MUST be the same as the name of the name/value pair being annotated, prefixed with the at sign (@
).
The value MUST be a JSON object. Each annotation in the set MUST be represented as a single name/value pair within this object.
The name MUST be the fully-scoped name of the annotation. This name MUST include namespace and name, separated by a period (.
).
The value MUST be the appropriate value for the annotation.
A function or action is advertised via a name/value pair. The name MUST be a Metadata URL. The value MUST be an array of JSON objects.
Any number of JSON objects is allowed in this array. Each object in this array MUST have at least two name/value pairs: title
and target
. The order of these name/value pairs MUST be considered insignificant.
The target
name/value pair MUST contain a bound action target URL.
The title
name/value pair MUST contain the action title as a string.
This section describes additional payload semantics that only apply to request payloads.
A Property is represented as a name/value pair. The name is the Property’s name.
The value for a primitive, complex type, collection, or named stream property is the property’s value. It MUST be formatted appropriately for its type.
A property’s representation is always contained within a JSON object. If the request does not already contain a wrapping JSON object, then one is wrapped around the described name/value pair.
A collection of entities MUST be represented as a JSON array. Each element MUST be a correctly formatted entity (see Representing an Entity).
An empty entity set or collection of entities (one that contains no entity type instances) MUST be represented as an empty JSON array.
A collection of complex type or primitive values MUST be represented as a JSON array. Each element in the array MUST be the representation for a value. See Representing a Primitive Value or Representing a Complex Type Value for details.
This section describes additional payload semantics that only apply to response payloads.
All JSON Verbose responses are wrapped in a single object for security reasons.
Each response body MUST be represented as a single JSON object. This object contains a single name/value pair. The name MUST be d
. The value MUST be the correct representation for the data being returned.
Verbose JSON is represented with a Content-Type of “application/json;odata=verbose”.
In OData 1.0 and 2.0, it was also represented with a Content-Type of “applicaton/json”. However, in OData 3.0, “application/json” has been redefined to mean JSON.
In OData 1.0, a property in a response is formatted just like in a request. See Representing a Property in a Request for details.
Additionally, any property that is being represented as part of a larger item is represented as in a request.
The rest of this section applies only to representing a top-level property in OData 2.0 and 3.0.
A property is represented as in the following example.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "results": { "CustomerName": "the value of the property" } } {% endhighlight %}A property is represented as a JSON object with a single name/value pair. The name is results
. The value is a JSON object.
The object contains the representation that would be used for this property in a request. See Representing a Property in a Request for details.
In OData 1.0, a collection of entities in a response is formatted just like in a request. See Representing Multiple Entities in a Request for details.
The rest of this section applies to OData 2.0 and 3.0 only.
A collection of entities is represented as in the following example.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "__metadata": { ... }, "__count": 37, "results": [ { ... }, { ... }, { ... } ], "__next": "/next?$skiptoken=342r89", } {% endhighlight %}A collection of entities MUST be represented as a JSON object. This object MUST contain a results
name/value pair. It MAY contain __count
, __next
, or __metadata
name/value pairs.
The results
value MUST be a JSON array. Each element MUST be a correctly formatted entity (see Representing an Entity).
The __count
name/value pair represents the inlinecount. Its value MUST be an integer corresponding to the total count of members in the collection represented by the request. If present, this name/value pair MUST come before the results
name/value pair. See $inlinecount
for details on when it is required and when it is prohibited.
The __next
name/value pair MAY be included. If provided, its value MUST be a string containing a URL. If provided, then the response MUST be interpreted as a partial result. The client MAY request this URL if it wishes to receive the next part of the collection or entity set.
The __metadata
name/value pair MAY be included. If provided, its value MUST be a JSON object. This object represents the metadata for the set of entities.
An empty collection of entities (one that contains no entity type instances) MUST be represented as a JSON object with a results
name/value pair. The results
name/value pair MUST be an empty JSON array.
In the ODATA 3.0 protocol, it is possible to advertise actions that are bound to the definition of a set of entities.
Actions are advertised in the metadata for a set of entities. The metadata object MAY contain an actions
name/value pair. The value is a JSON object that contains action advertisement name/value pairs. See Advertisement for a Function or Action for details.
In the ODATA 3.0 protocol, it is possible to advertise functions that are bound to the definition of a set of entities.
Functions are advertised in the metadata for a set of entities. The metadata object MAY contain a functions
name/value pair. The value is a JSON object that contains function advertisement name/value pairs. See Advertisement for a Function or Action for details.
The function metadata URL MUST identify only functions that are bindable to the current feed definition. If overloads exist that cannot be bound to the current feed definition, the name SHOULD address a specific function overload.
If all function overloads can be bound to the current feed definition, the service SHOULD advertise a single function metadata URL that identifies all of the overloads.
In OData 1.0 responses, a set of Links is represented exactly as described in Representing a Set of Links.
In OData 2.0 and 3.0 responses, a set of Links is represented as shown in the following example.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "results": [ {"uri": "http://host/service.svc/Orders(1)"}, {"uri": "http://host/service.svc/Orders(2)"} ] } {% endhighlight %}A set of Links MUST be formatted as a single JSON object. This object MUST contain a name/value pair. The name MUST be results
. The value MUST be the JSON array used to represent that set of Links in a request. See Representing a Set of Links for details.
The outer JSON object MAY contain additional name/value pairs. One such example is the Inline Count.
In OData 1.0, collection of complex type or primitive values in a response is formatted just like in a request. See Representing a Collection of Complex Type or Primitive Values in a Response for details.
The rest of this section applies to OData 2.0 and 3.0 only.
An collection of complex type or primitive values MUST be represented as a JSON object. This object MUST contain a results
name/value pair. It MAY contain a __metadata
name/value pair.
The results
value MUST be a JSON array. Each element MUST be a correctly formatted value (see Representing a Complex Type Value or Representing a Primitive Value).
The __metadata
name/value pair MAY be included. If provided, its value MUST be a JSON object. This object represents the metadata for the collection of complex type values.
An empty collection (one that contains no instances) MUST be represented as a JSON object with a results
name/value pair. The results
name/value pair MUST be an empty JSON array.
Top-level errors in JSON Verbose responses MUST be represented as in the following example.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "error": { "code": "A custom error code", "message": { "lang": "en-us", "value": "A custom long message for the user." }, "innererror": { "trace": [...], "context": {...} } } } {% endhighlight %}The error response MUST be a single JSON object. This object MUST have a single name/value pair. The name MUST be error
. The value must be a JSON object.
This object can have 2 or 3 name/value pairs. It MUST contain name/value pairs with the names code
and message
. In debug environments, it MAY contain a name/value pair with the name innererror
. A production service MUST NOT ever respond with an error that includes an innererror
name/value pair.
The value for the code
name/value pair MUST be a string. Its value MUST be a service-defined error code. This code serves as a sub-status for the HTTP error code specified in the response.
The value for the message
name/value pair MUST be an object. This object MUST have two name/value pairs, with names lang
and message
. The message
name/value pair MUST contain a human-readable representation of the error. The lang
name/value pair MUST contain the language code from [[RFC 4646]][] corresponding to the language in which the value for message
is written.
The value for the innererror
name/value pair MUST be an object. The contents of this object are service-defined. Usually this object contains information that will help debug the service.
The root URL of an OData service MUST identify a service document. This document is represented as show in the following example.
{% highlight javascript %}{ "EntitySets": [ "Customers", "Orders", "OrderDetails" ] } {% endhighlight %}The service document MUST consist of a single JSON object. This object MUST have a single name/value pair. The name MUST be EntitySets
. The value MUST be a JSON Array.
There MUST be one element in this array for each entity set exposed by the service. Each element MUST be a JSON string with a value equal to the name of the entity set.


Kerala House opposes disinvestment of BPCL
CM slams Centre’s privatisation policy
by Special CorrespondentThe Kerala Assembly on Tuesday adopted a resolution condemning the Union government’s move to privatise Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL).
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan pointed out that the Centre had put up the refinery in Kochi, a BPCL asset, also for disinvestment. He slammed the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Central government for pushing ahead with a policy of privatisation that allowed corporates to gobble up profit-making public sector assets. The BPCL had registered profits since its inception.
‘Security compromised’
The move would imperil the future of 30,000 employees. It would deprive households of subsidised cooking gas. The Modi government had compromised the country’s energy security by selling critical sectors to private profiteers.
The State had invested heavily in Kochi refinery. It had planned a large-scale petrochemical plant there at a cost of ₹25,000 crore. Moreover, the firm owed Kerala ₹1,500 crore in loan. The State urged the Centre to withdraw its disinvestment plan in public and national security interests.


(a) What was your contribution to the class website project and what did you learn from it?
I did a mad lib program where you have to fill in words and it fills them into a story. I used html, javascript, and css to make the program. I learned more about github and things about collaborative work.
(b) What project?
I want to work with either Arduino or RasberryPi. Anything involving hardware. I have always been interested and I want to learn more about how it works and the uses of it.
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The following code implements incremental search of list box using text typed into edit control.
procedure TListBoxSearchForm.Edit1Change(Sender: TObject) ; const indexStart = -1; var search : array[0..128] of Char; begin //make sure Length(Edit1.Text) <= 128 StrPCopy(search, Edit1.Text) ; ListBox1.ItemIndex := ListBox1.Perform( LB_SELECTSTRING, indexStart, LongInt(@search) ); end;


Please fill the form below to request Neo and Gas for your test development purposes on the City of Zion testnet.
{% if error %}{{ message_error }}
Use the following json to connect to the City of Zion testnet. Download
{ "ProtocolConfiguration": { "Magic": 1010102, "AddressVersion": 23, "StandbyValidators": [ "032d9e51c7d48b0f5cc63d63deb89767685832cf69eb7113900290f217ae0504ee", "022a5b7ccf03166a95e1750f0c350c734c34fe7aac66622eecdb5a529d2e69b1df", "03c478d43271c297696ee3ab5a7946ee60287015c7dca6cba867819c7f271bc4ea", "0393ef777d01fb60eef1da3474b975c6a393b464bcfe588e2ad7dbc4dbdfa2c244" ], "SeedList": [ "<IP_ADDRESS>:10330", "<IP_ADDRESS>:10332", "<IP_ADDRESS>:10334", "<IP_ADDRESS>:10336" ], "RPCList":[ "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:10001", "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:10002", "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:10003", "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:10004" ], "SystemFee": { "EnrollmentTransaction": 1000, "IssueTransaction": 500, "PublishTransaction": 500, "RegisterTransaction": 10000 } }, "ApplicationConfiguration": { "DataDirectoryPath": "Chains/coznet", "NotificationDataPath": "Chains/coz_notif", "RPCPort": 20332, "NodePort": 20333, "WsPort": 20334, "UriPrefix": [ "http://*:20332"], "SslCert": "", "SslCertPassword": "", "BootstrapFile":"", "NotificationBootstrapFile":"", "DebugStorage":1 } }
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Method: Brownain Motion
Brownian Motion (or Wiener Process) is a basic ingredient of a model in describing stochastic evolution. This article shows how to simulate the motion of a varible (or particle) in 1-dimension using python. You will discover some useful ways to visualize the analyze the difference between different Brownian Motion model. Once you understand the simulations, you can tweak the code to simulate the actual experimental conditions in your study.
Packages used in the simulation:
from scipy.stats import norm # For generating random numbers
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # For ploting purpose
import numpy as np
Model: Simple Brownian Motion
The code below shows how to stimulate the motion of a single particle in one-dimension. The motion is composed of a squence of normally distributed random displacement.
Given a fixed time increment . We consider
Hence, we divide the interval [0, T] into a grid such that
def BrownianMotion(N, T):
# Step 0: Initial Condition
dt = float(T)/N
W = 0.
W_all = [W]
# Step 1: Draw random numbers Z from Gaussian distibution
# Step 2: W <- W + sqrt(dt)*Z
# Step 3: Repeat until i < N
for i in range(1, N):
W = W + np.sqrt(dt)*np.random.normal(loc = 0, scale = 1)
W_all.append(W)
return W_all
To calculate the deviation of motions in each timestep, we run the model for 100 times to acquire the following result:
Model: Geometric Brownian Motion
For particles which only have non-negative moment (only move forward), Simple Brownian Motion is not approriate for modeling stock prices. Instead, a non-negative variation , named Geometric Brownian motion, takes care of the non-negativity feature.
def geoBrownianMotion(sigma, r, x, N, T):
# Step 0: Initial Condition
dt = float(T)/N
S = x
S_all = [S]
# Step 1-4:
for i in range(1, N):
Z = np.random.normal(loc = 0, scale = np.sqrt(dt))
S = S*np.exp((r - float(sigma**2)/2)*dt + sigma*(Z))
S_all.append(S)
return S_all
Same as the above, we run the model for 100 times to acquire follwing results:
Model: Brownian Bridge
Brownian Bridge is a special model extend from Brownian Motion. The model allows controlling the position at specific time.
def BrownianBridge(x, y, N, T):
# Step 0: Initial Condition
dt = float(T)/N
W = 0
W_all = [W]
t = 0
t0 = 0
# Step 1-4:
for i in range(1, N):
W = W + np.random.normal(loc = 0, scale = np.sqrt(dt))
W_all.append(W)
S_all = [x]
for j in range(1, N):
t = t + dt
S_all.append(x + W_all[j] - \
(float(t- t0)/float(T - t0))* (W_all[-1]-y+x))
return S_all
The result of Brownian Bridge has significant different features from the previous models:


RequestReceiver
, java.lang.Runnable
public final class TOMLayer extends java.lang.Thread implements RequestReceiver
| Modifier and Type | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
Acceptor |
acceptor |
|
BatchBuilder |
bb |
|
ClientsManager |
clientsManager |
Store requests received but still not ordered
|
ServerViewController |
controller |
|
ExecutionManager |
execManager |
|
java.security.MessageDigest |
md |
|
RequestsTimer |
requestsTimer |
Manage timers for pending requests
|
StateManager |
stateManager |
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
TOMLayer(ExecutionManager manager,
ServiceReplica receiver,
Recoverable recoverer,
Acceptor a,
ServerCommunicationSystem cs,
ServerViewController controller,
RequestVerifier verifier) |
Creates a new instance of TOMulticastLayer
|
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
TOMMessage[] |
checkProposedValue(byte[] proposedValue,
boolean addToClientManager) |
Verify if the value being proposed for a epoch is valid.
|
byte[] |
computeHash(byte[] data) |
Computes an hash for a TOM message
|
byte[] |
createPropose(Decision dec) |
Creates a value to be proposed to the acceptors.
|
void |
decided(Decision dec) |
Called by the current das instance, to notify the TOM layer that
a value was decided
|
void |
forwardRequestToLeader(TOMMessage request) |
|
ServerCommunicationSystem |
getCommunication() |
Retrieve Communication system between replicas
|
DeliveryThread |
getDeliveryThread() |
|
int |
getInExec() |
Gets the ID of the das currently beign executed
|
int |
getLastExec() |
Gets the ID of the das which was established as the last executed
|
StateManager |
getStateManager() |
|
Synchronizer |
getSynchronizer() |
|
void |
imAmTheLeader() |
|
boolean |
isChangingLeader() |
|
boolean |
isRetrievingState() |
|
void |
processOutOfContext() |
|
void |
requestReceived(TOMMessage msg) |
This method is invoked by the communication system to deliver a request.
|
void |
run() |
This is the main code for this thread.
|
void |
setInExec(int inEx) |
Sets which das is being executed at the moment
|
void |
setLastExec(int last) |
Sets which das was the last to be executed
|
void |
setNoExec() |
|
void |
shutdown() |
|
java.security.SignedObject |
sign(java.io.Serializable obj) |
|
boolean |
verifySignature(java.security.SignedObject so,
int sender) |
Verifies the signature of a signed object
|
void |
waitForPaxosToFinish() |
This method blocks until the PaW algorithm is finished
|
equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
activeCount, checkAccess, clone, countStackFrames, currentThread, destroy, dumpStack, enumerate, getAllStackTraces, getContextClassLoader, getDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler, getId, getName, getPriority, getStackTrace, getState, getThreadGroup, getUncaughtExceptionHandler, holdsLock, interrupt, interrupted, isAlive, isDaemon, isInterrupted, join, join, join, onSpinWait, resume, setContextClassLoader, setDaemon, setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler, setName, setPriority, setUncaughtExceptionHandler, sleep, sleep, start, stop, stop, suspend, toString, yield
public ExecutionManager execManager
public Acceptor acceptor
public StateManager stateManager
public RequestsTimer requestsTimer
public ClientsManager clientsManager
public java.security.MessageDigest md
public BatchBuilder bb
public ServerViewController controller
public TOMLayer(ExecutionManager manager, ServiceReplica receiver, Recoverable recoverer, Acceptor a, ServerCommunicationSystem cs, ServerViewController controller, RequestVerifier verifier)
manager
- Execution managerreceiver
- Object that receives requests from clientsrecoverer
- a
- Acceptor role of the PaW algorithmcs
- Communication system between replicascontroller
- Reconfiguration Managerverifier
- public final byte[] computeHash(byte[] data)
data
- Data from which to generate the hashpublic java.security.SignedObject sign(java.io.Serializable obj)
public boolean verifySignature(java.security.SignedObject so, int sender)
so
- Signed object to be verifiedsender
- Replica id that supposedly signed this objectpublic ServerCommunicationSystem getCommunication()
public void imAmTheLeader()
public void setLastExec(int last)
last
- ID of the das which was last to be executedpublic int getLastExec()
public void setInExec(int inEx)
inEx
- ID of the das being executed at the momentpublic void waitForPaxosToFinish()
public int getInExec()
public void requestReceived(TOMMessage msg)
requestReceived
in interface RequestReceiver
msg
- The request being receivedpublic byte[] createPropose(Decision dec)
dec
- Object that will eventually hold the decided valuepublic void run()
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable
run
in class java.lang.Thread
public void decided(Decision dec)
dec
- The decision of the daspublic TOMMessage[] checkProposedValue(byte[] proposedValue, boolean addToClientManager)
proposedValue
- the value being proposedpublic void forwardRequestToLeader(TOMMessage request)
public boolean isRetrievingState()
public boolean isChangingLeader()
public void setNoExec()
public void processOutOfContext()
public StateManager getStateManager()
public Synchronizer getSynchronizer()
public DeliveryThread getDeliveryThread()
public void shutdown()
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I’m A Celeb's Myles Stephenson insists he didn't cheat on ex Gabby Allen
Rak-Su singer Myles Stephenson dated Love Island's Gabby Allen for about a year before splitting after she accused him of messaging other girls
by Sara-Aisha Kent, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sara-aisha-kent/I'm A Celebrity's Myles Stephenson has denied cheating on his ex girlfriend Gabby Allen .

He also denied that he met with the woman he messaged, who was a previous ex, in an interview with The Sun prior to entering the jungle and revealed that bombshell Gabby found out because the girl told her she had exchanged texts with Myles.
The star went on to say that he came clean as soon as the gym bunny confronted him - because he loved her.
“We were on a break at the time when I messaged this girl, a previous ex", he said.
"I shouldn't have done it, even though me and Gabby weren't speaking at the time and I moved home, but it was a general conversation.

Earlier this week, Myles was blasted by his ex when scenes showed him having a deep conversation with new pals Roman Kemp and Ian Wright.
They opened up about love, with singer Myles confessing his fear that he will struggle to find a meaningful relationship, as he isn't sure if girls are only interested in him for his fame.
The touching conversation saw Ian offer relationship advice to Myles about how to find "the one".
But one person who wasn't convinced was Myles' ex, Gabby .
Gabby appeared on Love Island in 2017, and dated Marcel Somerville before they split, due to his cheating.
She then starting dating Myles last September and they were together for almost a year, but split following reports she caught him messaging other women.
So a furious Gabby made a few snarky comments on her Instagram after he claimed he was looking for true love.
"OMG I'm dead", she wrote, alongside a photo of a leopard with Myles' face photoshopped on to it.
"I'm not even watching the show but people are sending me things like this.
"Saying meet 'meaningful Milo'.
"Apparently he was on about 'meaningful relationships'.
"I'm not sure the guy knows what he's on about tbh.
"I didn't know cheating, lying and a whole load of other [poo emoji] came under 'meaningful'.
"Who knows? Each to their own."
She also liked several shady tweets about Myles, including: "Rak-su guy talking about relationships being hard after winning x factor... must of been hard whilst cheating on @gabbydawnallen#ImACeleb ".
And: "Watching Myles in the jungle chat about trying to find meaningful relationships when I know he did the dirty on my girl @gabbydawnallen smh #ImACeleb ".
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pbmpage(1) pbmpage(1) NAME pbmpage - create a one page test pattern for printing SYNOPSIS pbmpage [-a4] test_pattern DESCRIPTION pbmpage generates a one page test pattern to print on a sheet of paper, for use in calibrating a printer. The test pattern in is PBM format. pbmpage produces an image intended for 600 dots per inch printer resolu‐ tion. If you are printing on an HP PPA printer, you can convert the output of this program to a stream that you can feed to the printer with pbmtoppa. Bear in mind that when you print the test pattern, you are testing not only the printer, but any converter or driver software along the printing path. Any one of these components may adjust margins, crop the image, erase edges, and such. If, due to addition of margins, the printer refuses to print the image because it is too big, use pnmcut to cut the right and bottom edges off the test pattern until it is small enough to print. test_pattern is the number of the test pattern to generate, as follows. The default is 1. 1 A grid ruled in numbers of pixels. The outermost rules are exactly at the edges of the paper. 2 A vertical line segment, one pixel wide, extending 1/2" up from the exact center of the page. 3 Two diagonal line segments, one starting at the upper left corner of the page, the other starting from the lower left corner of the page. Both extend 1/2" toward the center of the page at 45 degrees. OPTIONS -a4 Generate an image for A4 (European) paper. Without this option, pbmpage generates an image for US standard paper (8 1/2" wide x 11" high). SEE ALSO pbmtoppa(1), pnmcut(1), pbm(5) AUTHOR Tim Norman. Copyright (C) 1998. Licensed under GNU Public License Manual page by Bryan Henderson, May 2000. 01 May 2000 pbmpage(1)


My friend and I had tried to go to a rave so at about 10:00 pm I took two adderals. I was tired and wanted to be pumped up for the nonexsisent rave. After we found out that the rave didn't exist we drove around town for awhile we went back home. We stayed in her room until about 1:30 then went back to my apartment. Did some stuff on the computer and then I tried to go to bed but to no avail. So I thinks to myself 'I'll take a couple sleeping pills' not the prescription ones, just the over the counter stuff.
At that time (about 2:00) I took 3 sleep aids (25 mg each). I climbed back into bed. No sleep. None at all.
I decided to take another one. I think it was 3 in the morning by now. By this time I was feeling kinda weird. Like my skin had shrunk around my bones. Yeah, my skin was too small for my bones. I kept trying to stretch my skin out.
Okay so I stayed in my bed trying to will myself to sleep for a while. No still no luck. So being the smart cookie I am. I take an Ambien. I get back in bed for a while. After about 20 minutes I had to pee so I got out of bed. I tried to get out bed. It was as if my muscles decided not to work anymore.  Kinda scary. I had to grasp on to things to make it to the bathroom. I felt like I'd been on a boat for years and this was my first steps onto solid ground.
Then for so reason only God knows I decided that I need to go to the computer lab. Wow, that was a fun walk, not, it felt like it took tens years cause I kept having to grab on to things. I think I decided to look up 'ambien' 'adderal' and whatever the generic sleeping pills were to see if they possibly reacted badly w/ each other.
Hmmm, when I was walking back up the stairs to my apartment the stairs started to look all jiggly and wavy. I was very disoriented. I got back into bed finally, and closed my eyes. I had snippets of dreams.  They only would last about a minute and then I'd wake up to a totally dark and grayish light that was in my room. in one I remember I was laying on my bed and two of my friends were also sitting there with me. I remember talking to them and trying to reach out for them. Then I came back to reality and saw that I was just grasping air. no one was there. But I still felt like it was real. I would look over at the wall and it would start rippling. It was slightly scary.
I think I finally fell asleep at 6 am. When I woke up I felt like I had had a night of hard drinking, headache and nausea. I don't think I'm be trying that combination again.
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Please draw shapes around regions that have a single material or texture. Some example materials: wood, steel, bricks, tiles, ceramic, plastic. If you don't know what to draw, floors, walls, and countertops are usually one material -- just be careful to exclude things on top.
Please make the region as tight as possible. Your shape should exactly follow the material boundary. Use the "adjust" button (or press 'A') to improve the shape boundary.
If there is something like a brick wall or tiled floor, please include all the tiles; do not draw a square around one tile. Large regions are preferable.
Example: if a wood cabinet has a metal handle, then the metal portion is a different material and should be excluded. If you are drawing a shape around a person, their skin and clothing should not be in two different shapes. You can also exclude regions by overlapping shapes. See the below examples.
Draw six polygons to complete the task.
We will reject HITs that do not follow these instructions.
To close the shape, you do not need to click near the first point. You can right-click to connect the first and last point.
After drawing a polygon, please adjust its edges so that it better fits the true boundary. When you are done adjusting, switch back to "Draw" mode to draw more polygons.
You can press the D and A key to quickly switch modes.
Scroll with the mouse wheel to zoom in. Click "Reset Zoom" or press escape to reset back to normal.
Press 'space' and drag with the mouse to move around in the image (panning). You can also move press the arrow keys to move.
If there is a mirror, draw a shape around the mirror surface itself, not the things that you can see in the reflection. Similarly, draw a shape around the window glass, and not the things you can see through the window.
We are building a database of materials from images on the web. This is part of ongoing research at Cornell University.
Thank you for participating!
Polygons must contain at least four points and cannot intersect themselves. Try adding more points so that the first and last point can connect.


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*If no alternate image is selected, the original image will be used instead.
Check all that apply.
You can create extra, identical copies.


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We are a group of 3 students and we created this Web Apllication as our Sem-3 project.
The idea behind the automated canteen system is to simply the ordering process for both the customer and the canteen staff.
It provides an e-menu through which the customers can order without waiting in long queues. In addition to that we are providng recommendation thorugh our content filtering algorithm for the best user experience with a visual confirmation that the order has been placed.


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Guest Post By: Carey Cruz
Summer is here. Everyone is happy. Your kids are glad that school is over: no more getting up early and no more homework for at least two months. For you, it means getting up at your own pace in the morning, sipping that cup of coffee in peace before going out for work or starting your morning chores before the kids wake up. Yes, summer is indeed here. If you decide to Stay at home for the summer, whether for financial or personal reasons, don’t panic. There are projects you can do with your kids to ensure that they won’t be bored and or feel left out, moaning “everyone is going somewhere except us!” Here are some fun ideas to try:
Learn a Language
Hola! Learn Spanish with your kids. If you can’t afford to go to Spain, why not bring Spain to you? You can order a CD online and if you’re on a tight budget you can even buy it second-hand. There are also a lot of websites that have free online Spanish lessons and other activities as well. Have fun with complimentary activities with your kids like cooking or trying to name every single thing you see in Spanish, seeing who can name the most. Be as creative as you can. Try watching Spanish films with the subtitles of (Pans Labyrinth) is good for this among others.
If Spanish isn't the language for you, try French, or better yet, discuss it with your kids and whatever language that gets the highest votes, wins!
Learn a Sport If your kids are active it might be best to learn a sport together. They play different sports at school, so it may be good to learn something different, something like horseback riding, canoeing or water-polo and if you’re lucky enough to live near the sea, why not learn how to dive? Watch out for holiday time sports training programs in your area. However, if they have a particular sport they know but want to master, do it. The important thing is to listen to what your kids want to do.
Learn a Craft If you mention the word “craft”, don’t be surprised to hear comments like “But that’s boring!” or “that’s for old people”. Now is the time to change that impression.
Crafts can be anything from knitting or painting, to complicated and fun, paper mache or decoupage projects. If your family is already into crafts, the idea of making their own toys will certainly appeal to them. All kids are different, with varying interests and ideas of what is fun. When thinking of enjoyable and educational projects to do over the summer, remember it’s not about you, it’s all about them. Whatever they choose, it’s also important that you do it as a family activity. Doing these fun-filled activities will also teach your kids that while traveling to far and exotic places is a great way to spend your vacation, staying at home could also be fulfilling.
Bio:Having more than 8 years of tutoring experience in K 7-10, Carey decided to dedicate more time to family and shifted to part-time essay writing job at bestessay.com. Here core interests include, but not limit to e-learning perspectives, sustainable development, traveling and parenting.


So you wanted to get to know some of the silver screen slashers, the classics, the spooks and goofs we've all gotten to know by attending their original releases, seeing the abundant remakes, or a plethora of other sources? Well, lucky you! You came to the right place, and the right time, unlike most of the teens in these characters movies. Here we'll be going over a few of them, their history, their movies, and their powers, all in all the nitty gritty that we've learned to love!
Below this are hyperlinks to separate pages that will focus and go further in detail about Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, Leatherface, honorable mentions in the slasher film genre, and some fun facts about the characters and movies! Sit back, and have fun with the adventure. I will not be responsible for any of the terror you may feel while reading this information.
If you're still after some reading material or just generally curious, you can learn more about me below. A hyper link to direct you to a page just giving out a few tidbits about myself and even a picture to connect the...text to the face? I think that's what the phrase would be in this circumstance? Well, anyway, there you'll also have a link back here if you get lost or want to re-read anything!


Polite
: politeness
| Values: | Elev | Form | Humb | Infm |
Various languages have various means to express politeness or respect; some
of the means are morphological. Three to four dimensions of politeness are
distinguished in linguistic literature. The Polite
feature currently covers
(and mixes) two of them; a more elaborate system of feature values may be
devised in future versions of UD if needed. The two axes covered are:
- speaker-referent axis (meant to include the addressee when he happens to be the referent)
- speaker-addressee axis (word forms depend on who is the addressee, although the addressee is not referred to)
Changing pronouns and/or person and/or number of the verb forms when respectable persons are addressed in Indo-European languages belongs to the speaker-referent axis because the honorific pronouns are used to refer to the addressee.
In Czech, formal second person has the same form for singular and plural, and is identical to informal second person plural. This involves both the pronoun and the finite verb but not a participle, which has no special formal form (that is, formal singular is identical to informal singular, not to informal plural).
In German, Spanish or Hindi, both number and person are changed (informal third person is used as formal second person) and in addition, special pronouns are used that only occur in the formal register ([de] Sie; [es] usted, ustedes; [hi] आप āpa).
In Japanese, verbs and other words have polite and informal forms but the polite
forms are not referring to the addressee (they are not in second person). They
are just used because of who the addressee is, even if the topic does not
involve the addressee at all. This kind of polite language is called teineigo (丁寧語)
and belongs to the speaker-addressee axis. Nevertheless, we currently use the
same values for both axes, i.e. Polite=Form
can be used for teineigo too.
This approach may be refined in future.
Infm
: informal register
Usage varies but if the language distinguishes levels of politeness, then the informal register is usually meant for communication with family members and close friends.
Examples:
- [cs] ty jdeš / vy jdete (you go.Sing/Plur)
- [de] du gehst / ihr geht (you go.Sing/Plur)
- [es] tú vas / vosotros vais (you go.Sing/Plur)
- [ja] 行かない ikanai (will not go)
Form
: formal register
Usage varies but if the language distinguishes levels of politeness, then the polite register is usually meant for communication with strangers and people of higher social status than the one of the speaker.
Examples:
- [cs] vy jdete (you go.Sing/Plur)
- [de] Sie gehen (you go.Sing/Plur)
- [es] usted va / ustedes van (you go.Sing/Plur)
- [ja] 行きません ikimasen (will not go)
Elev
: referent elevating
This register belongs to the speaker-referent axis and can be seen as a subtype of the formal register there. As an example, Japanese sonkeigo (尊敬語) is a set of honorific forms that elevate the status of the referent.
- [ja] なさる nasaru, なさいます nasaimasu (to do; when talking about a customer or a superior)
Humb
: speaker humbling
This register belongs to the speaker-referent axis and can be seen as a subtype of the formal register there. As an example, Japanese kenjōgo (謙譲語) is a set of honorific forms that lower the speaker’s status, thereby raising the referent’s status by comparison.
- [ja] いたす itasu, いたします itashimasu (to do; when referring to one’s own actions or the actions of a group member)
References
- Brown, Penelope and Stephen C. Levinson. 1987. Politeness: Some Universals in Language Usage. Studies in Interactional Sociolinguistics, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
- Comrie, Bernard. 1976. Linguistic politeness axes: Speaker-addressee, speaker-referent, speaker-bystander. Pragmatics Microfiche 1.7(A3). Department of Linguistics, University of Cambridge.
- Wenger, James R. 1982. Some Universals of Honorific Language with Special Reference to Japanese. Ph.D. thesis, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.
Polite in other languages: [ca] [da] [de] [es] [eu] [hi] [sa] [ta] [u]


The Oxford Living Dictionary defines augmented reality as “a technology that superimposes a computer-generated image on a user's view of the real world, thus providing a composite view.” Augmented reality can take several different forms: from software that overlays images using a phone's camera to wearable devices such as a head mounted display or glasses. Any of these can be considered augmented reality, but it is important to make a distinction between augmented reality and virtual reality. Virtual reality simulates an entirely new environment, while augmented reality only adds simulated objects or alterations to an environment that already exists.


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Yeat one more chapter on the C2C's pix series. Now it's time for Utah and Nevada, enjoy'em!!!
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Currently working as a quantitative analyst at Fifth Third Bank. Obtained my MS in Business Analytics from University of Cincinnati and my Bachelors in Civil Engineering from BITS Pilani, India
I enjoy coding and doing statistical analysis. In the past few years, I have gained expertise various analytical tools like R, Python, SQL and Tableau. When I'm not at work, I am either coding or on Kaggle digging through some dataset.
I'm addicted to Netflix, sketching random objects, and getting into philosophical debates :)
I'm interested in sharing my knowledge of different topics in statistics/machine learning and this blog is my way of communication to people interested in ML
You can email me if you want to get in touch or give any feedback on the posts. Thank you!


Before hand: Bumped 20mg ritalin, 2.5mg dexedrine, 200mg caffeine (dont know why)
9:05
Ate 1/2 leaf (7'X5')
10:05
actually in a good mood, no real noticeable effects considering I was jittery when I ingested the leaf.
its 4:01
I didnt really start intent on keeping a accurate description throughout, I didnt truly feel anything until about 11:45 or so, and I cannot remember if I started hallucinating before I smoked marijuana, smoking did make it kick in as it does so well for acid. I also smoked about a quarter leaf maybe a sixth of a leaf, over a course of time (cant really tell if that did anything, but I suppose it did something.
The hallucinations were mild, the first ones you get on acid, for a light trip, carpet swimming, motionlike surfaces, very small, but I did only take a half leaf, and I am glad I did, cause I did and am tripping, not too hard but I am also not sick or dead, next time I will try a whole leaf, or maybe just smoking, no ingestion, provided I dont feel too bad tomorrow.
Its morning, I feel fine, had a nice little trip last night, no overwhelming languor, or nausea as others have reported, half leaf seemed to be well below the limit, but enough to make an impact of some sort. Next time its a whole leaf for me. I had an enjoyable little time, and suggest a small amount of jimson weed and some marijuana for a first try, definitely no unpleasantness in my experience.
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.


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Hello World is overrated or so it seems.
2017/08/03 - Edit:
Upon discussing the matter of recruitment, I was advised by a clojure-lover friend of mine to try my logical skills at fizzbuzz.
Apparently, fizzbuzz is quite big here in the UK.
High chances it's big in the rest of the world too - it's meant to teach children about division.
I no longer qualify as a child but I do qualify as someone who has to prove their coding skills.
Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100.
But for multiples of three print “Fizz” instead of the number and for the multiples of five print “Buzz”.
For numbers which are multiples of both three and five print “FizzBuzz”.
My first attempt was working but unsatisfactory. I googled to find whether there was a more elegant solution and - lo and behold - there was!
To save you the trouble, here it is in Ruby with a slight modification as I was also playing with arguments passed from the shell.
#assign an argument passed via shell/terminal/cli to n or by default 100
n = ARGV[0] || 100
#repeat up to nth time
#what you choose via shell/terminal/cli or the default value of 100
#i is a token/dummy value which represents each incremental iteration
#you could call it diplodocus for all it matters
(1..n).each{|i|
#x is what we will print as a result, upon starting, it's blank!
x = ''
#assign string Fizz to x if i is a multiple of 3
x += 'Fizz' if i%3==0
x += 'Buzz' if i%5==0
#if x is not a multiple of 5 or 3 and is thus empty at that point
#just print the iteration instead ie. count
#otherwise print what's been assigned to x(either Fizz or Buzz or FizzBuzz)
puts(x.empty? ? i : x);
}
This is not the ultimate solution - just the one that struck me by its simplicity.
I have added a lot of comments because my post is not necessarily aimed at an expert audience.
And frankly, I also appreciate when people try to be as clear as possible.
It really helps understanding.
One of the principles of Ruby is there's more than one way to do something.
It is rich and challenging because the coder has the responsibility for finding out the best way in their given context.
This implies a good level of creativity and the ability to re-calibrate the way you think to look at the problem from different angles.
The strange thing is I can sense whenever I am writing some cluttered code.
I know that from the moment I repeat some patterns, I feel like I have lost the game.
Looking back at my code snippets, I often have a sense of gratification widely outweighed by frustration. And such a desire to do more and better!
This blog is one way to explore the reasons behind why I have decided at this point in life to become a full-time developer.
It's meant to be self-exploratory, possibly witty and most certainly silly at times.


[gecode-users] integrate a new search strategy in Gecode
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Jan 25 16:43:05 CET 2011
Please learn something about namespaces in C++.
What you want to do does not require to modify Gecode in any way or form.
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of sami sami1
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 4:37 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] integrate a new search strategy in Gecode
but we have a problem in Librairy Gecode, I know
thank you for this information
I would create a new search strategy NOUVSEARCH like DFS,BAB..., so it must
add or create a new file nouvsearch.cpp in gecode/search.
In gecode/search there are:
dfs.cpp bab.cpp nouvsearch.cpp
after, I'll take an example of Gecode as money.cpp
in the line "run":
Script::run<Money,DFS,Options>(opt);
I replace DFS by NOUVSEARCH like this:
Script::run<Money,NOUVSEARCH,Options>(opt);
but we have a problem in Librairy Gecode, I know
how i resourd this problem?
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3 killed in early morning Kauai crash | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Speed appears to be a factor in a single-vehicle crash that killed three people, including two teen boys, this morning in Anahola, Kauai police said.
About 12:20 a.m., a 20-year-old man was driving a gray Toyota pickup at a high rate of speed southbound on Kuhio Highway when the truck crossed into the oncoming lane, hit a guardrail, and came to a stop upside down near Whalers General Store, police said.
The driver and the two boys, both 16 years old, died at the scene. Two other occupants sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
Police did not release the identity of the victims.
Mayor Derek Kawakami said in a statement that the entire island is mourning alongside the family and loved ones of those killed.
“There are no words that can properly express the sorrow and emptiness that many of us feel about this morning’s heartbreaking tragedy that took the lives of three of our very own young men who had their whole lives ahead of them,” Kawakami said.
Kauai Police Chief Todd Raybuck said in a statement that he was saddened and offered condolences and prayers to those affected by the crash.
“It is important for everyone in our community to work together towards healing and preventing future traffic accidents,” he said.
Kuhio Highway was closed for about six hours in both directions while police investigated. A police investigation is continuing.
Volunteers with a grief counseling service, Life’s Bridges, are assisting with the families of the victims.


187 A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
Where are good old-fashioned expulsions when you need them? And why do we have judges who sentence juveniles, who are ready to maim and kill their teachers, to stay in school as a condition of their parole? Most of all, can teachers really be so dedicated that they would risk their lives every day to teach a group of kids whose raison d'etre seems to be the humiliation and torture of their teachers?
These are just a few of the provocative questions the movie 187 shouts at us. Directed by Kevin Reynolds with few subtleties, the film asks all the right questions, but with its BILLY JACK approach it rings false even when making some sense. (The press kit is careful to point out that Reynolds's last film, WATERWORLD, was "an international box-office sensation." Sure. And that other expensive bomb, the Edsel, became a hit with collectors.)
The show has two distinct parts that could have been labeled "scorn" and "revenge." The star of both is the wonderful Samuel L. Jackson from PULP FICTION. He plays a New York City teacher, Trevor Garfield, who was stabbed in the back so many times by a student that Trevor became a kind of national hero. The show is set 15 months later when Trevor starts teaching again as a substitute in a crime-infested area of L.A.
The original script starred a white teacher, but Jackson wanted the part so he could change the focus from race to kids' dealing with an authority figure. Jackson's performance in the film manages to rise above the absurdities of the story. His transformation from idealistic to timid to vengeful has an honesty to it that the rest of the picture never musters.
"Let's go people!" barks the high school guard to the entering students. "Today's a good day to learn." With metal detectors and students who cuss out their teachers wit impunity, the schools in the film should all be named after Franz Kafka. Learning to survive is the only lesson these kids will be required to master. The film's title, 187, is the number of the penal code for murder, which is the teachers' constant fear in the story. Theirs is a job from which they may never return home.
"You're no real teacher, fool," student Benny Chacon ridicules Trevor. "You're just a sub." And this is the mildest insult he hurls at him in class. Most are full of unprintable expletives, but none get Benny in any trouble. Benny, overacted by Lobo Sebastian, has been paroled by the judge to the school, so he figures he can get away with anything.
Among the staff at Trevor's new high school is a gun nut named Dave Childress. Childress, played by John Heard as a pure cliche, has a 357 magnum in his desk at school. He brags about having had sex with one of his students, played by Karina Arroyave as the oversexed, ex-gang member Rita, who secretly wants to be a writer. Childress's purpose in the story is to provide someone for Trevor to put down as a bad teacher.
In the saint category is the angelic blond computer science teacher named Ellen Henry, played with constant fright by Kelly Rowan. Ellen has a dog whom she loves dearly, and if you can't figure out what will happen to it as soon as you see it, then you just flunked Movie Going 101.
Stevie Middleton, the token white in the all ethnic student body, is played by Jonah Rooney. Stevie's rich parents had sent him to the rundown school for unexplained reasons. Maybe it's because he likes being in the local gang.
The principal who, as the teachers point out several times, has never taught thinks of the students as "his clients." When a student comes to his office, he brings in the teacher and tape records it all, reminding them about a student who recently won a half million dollars in a lawsuit.
After an implausible first half, the film loses all credibility in the second. "At some point we have to take responsibility for our actions," explains Trevor. "The system will not protect us." No, we need a teacher vigilante instead.
Filmed by Ericson Core in harsh lighting and sepia toned colors, the movie seems to have the words "important message" emblazoned on every scene. Scott Yagemann's script, while considering admittedly important material, pushes believability to the limits, even if the credits remind us that the film "was written by a teacher." This picture has a message and it wants to beat us over the head with it.
The film ends by lecturing us that 1 in 9 teachers are attacked in our schools and that 95 percent of the attacks are by students.  It is rated R for profanity, brief nudity, drug usage, and realistic violence. The film is appropriate for teenagers only if they are older and mature since the message is too strong and too easily misconstrued. The show considers important issues, but its presentation is too stridently unrealistic to recommend it. I give it ** for Jackson's performance and for good questions.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: July 24, 1997
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The Aranmula Uthrattathi Vallamkali or Aranmula Boat Race is the among the most ancient and revered boat races in the State. Held on the day of the Uthrittathi star in the month of Chingam (usually between 15 August and 20 September as per the Malayalam calendar), it is well known for its grandeur and unique history. Aranmula lies in the banks of the river Pampa in the Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. Legend says that a devout Brahmin promised to provide all the requirements for the Thiruvona Sadya (feast held during Thiruvonam).


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and (False:xs) = False
and [] = True
or (False:xs) = or xs
or (True:xs) = True
or [] = False
all p = and . map p
any p = or . map p
head (x:xs) = x
tail (x:xs) = xs
take 0 xs = []
take n (x:xs) = x : take (n - 1) xs
drop 0 xs = xs
drop n (x:xs) = drop (n - 1) xs
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min a b = if a <= b then a else b
maximum (x:xs) = foldl max x xs
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length [] = 0
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zip [] _ = []
zip _ [] = []
zipWith f (x:xs) (y:ys) = f x y : zipWith f xs ys
zipWith _ [] _ = []
zipWith _ _ [] = []
unzip [] = ([], [])
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curry f a b = f (a, b)
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replicate n x = x : replicate (n - 1) x
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sum (x:xs) = x + sum xs
sum [] = 0
product (x:xs) = x * product xs
product [] = 1
reverse [] = []
reverse (x:xs) = reverse xs ++ [x]
concat = foldr (++) []
map f [] = []
map f (x:xs) = f x : map f xs
not True = False
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foldr f ini [] = ini
foldr f ini (x:xs) = f x (foldr f ini xs)
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foldl f acc (x:xs) = foldl f (f acc x) xs
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scanl f b (x:xs) = b : scanl f (f b x) xs
iterate f x = x : iterate f (f x)
id x = x
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fix f = f (fix f)


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