8MM **½ (out of four) -a review by Bill Chambers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>)
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starring Nicolas Cage, Joaquin Phoenix, Catherine Keener, James Gandolfini screenplay by Andrew Kevin Walker directed by Joel Schumacher
Last summer, I was slipped a copy of Andrew Kevin Walker's 8MM screenplay. As someone who considers David Fincher's Se7en (also penned by Walker) one of the most important films of the 1990s, I couldn't resist opening the yellow covers of "eight millimeter" and spoiling the eventual film that would come of it. What I read essentially made it to the screen intact-but 8MM is brought to you by Joel "Batman and Robin" Schumacher, a director not known for subtlety or restraint.
 She felt at liberty to open her late husband's secret safe; inside it sat a reel of eight millimeter film depicting a young woman's brutal murder. Mrs. Christian needs to know if this "snuff" film is the real thing; she hopes to preserve her husband's good name.
Welles' investigation takes him to the underbelly of Los Angeles. He learns the (possibly) snuffed woman's name and last known address. He also hooks up with a porn shop employee named Max California (Phoenix) to ascertain what kind of mooncalfs would manufacture such depravity. For a considerable amount of dough, the intelligent and bored Max provides Welles with sufficient leads. So sufficient they may just get Welles killed: Welles has stirred sleeping dogs Eddie Poole (Gandolfini), a hothead producer, Dino Velvet (an over-the-top Stormare), a crossbow-wielding director, and rubber-masked Machine (Chris Bauer), a notorious star of S&M videos who lives for torture.
Because I have the unique critical perspective of someone who read the screenplay before seeing the film, I cannot resist noting two crucial differences between the written word and the final cut. In Walker's 5/06/97 draft, Max delivers a powerful monologue regarding the desensitization experienced by hard-core porn watchers-he hypothesizes that the snuff film is the next logical evolutionary step for the industry. It's a disheartening speech, but one that (further) elevates 8MM beyond schlock. Schumacher chose to remove it for reasons unknown. Walker also stated that we never see Machine's face, but Schuamcher can't resist the urge and shows Bauer in mask-less close-up, thereby deflating the line "You were expecting a monster?"
Still, there is a lot to admire in 8MM, particularly the Cimmerian lighting designs of cinematographer Robert Elswit and Canadian composer Mychael Danna's melancholy, sitar-laced score. Schumacher and his team have also crafted some puissant individual sequences; although I realized I was watching the umpteenth variation on Taxi Driver, Welles' inevitable vigilante rampage is an unbearably sad sight. (Aside: 8MM is also, at times, unbearably suspenseful.) The politics of 8MM are vaguely right wing-its general attitude is reminiscent of Schumacher's other decent picture, Falling Down-and un-hip, but Welles' (un-PC) reactions to the vile stimuli around him are honest and somewhat comforting. It's not that Welles becomes the ultimate Boy Scout; on the contrary, he has a selfish need for justice, a desire to "unsee" the horrors he has witnessed and cleanse his soul.
A few things nagged at me as I watched 8MM in the darkened theatre: Catherine Keener, unparalleled at portraying icy career women (most recently in Your Friends and Neighbors), is miscast as Cage's housewife, though it's nice to see her find work in studio pictures at last; the pacing is off-the first half could use tightening; and Max California's abrupt exit from the film is a directorial misstep. Overall, however, Schumacher proves that he's capable of crafting an absorbing film so long as the source material is not generated by Akiva Goldsman. 8MM's best scene is shown briefly in the trailer: with only the clickety-clackety motor of the projector on the soundtrack, Welles sits in a blackened room, viewing a grainy, possibly faked murder of a teenage runaway, overcome by grief and terror.  Neither is Schumacher.
-March, 1999
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Dawg Pizza was started in 2013 with one simple goal: to get the students of the University of Washington to eat our pizza for every single meal. Well, maybe not every single meal, but most of them anyway. Cold pizza is really good for breakfast. And who can deny that pizza for lunch is really tasty? And when you've had a long day of classes and you're hungry, why not order a pizza for dinner too? And what should you do when you get hungry during that late-night study session? Order a pizza! That's where we come in.
We make the traditional pizzas, but we also mix things up with non-traditional ingredients. Tomato sauce is great, but how about plum, peanut, soy, or teriyaki sauce? You can get pepperoni anywhere, so how about some roasted duck or venison instead? Mushrooms are nice, but what about stir-fried cabbage and fried egg? We do it all.
Our pizzas are the best in Seattle, but don't take our word for it. Try one and you'll see!
We love the environment, and we take extra steps to reduce our ecological footprint. For example, we collect and burn only naturally fallen wood from happy trees located within 100 miles of the restaurant. All our ingredients are fair-trade, organic, and residents of Washington State. Our meats come from animals that were named, raised in the ranchers' homes as if they were their children, and educated in the finest animal universities. The wheat for our dough is crushed by hand using a mortar and pestle. Our pizza boxes are made from recycled exam Blue Books and are guaranteed to decompose within seconds of finishing your pizza. We deliver using only rodent-powered vehicles and we all bike to work. We love the environment!


White Balance
Auto White Balance Grey Card White Balance This excercise shows the unaccurate color taken by auto white balance feature in the Canon Mark III camera. The auto white balance feature averages the color pixels present in the scene, this produces a predominant color in the image similar to a color filter which alterates the actual color. In order to correct this, we’ve used 50% grey card to set up the white balance correctly. You can find this feature as a Custom white balance correction. This particular photos were taking indoor. The auto white balance give us a yellowish image meanwhile the grey card set up shows us balanced colors.
Exposure
A right exposure is mandatory in order not to lose data. A histogram visualization show us the color distribution in the image, therefore, histogram values goes from 0 (Black) and 255 (White). That said, it is not desirable to use 0 and 255 values and avoid pure whites and blacks. Above images and its histograms show us good exposure examples.


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Kentucky bill aims to curb violence toward sports officials
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -- Three Republican lawmakers in Kentucky say they plan to introduce a bill that would make intimidating sports officials a misdemeanor offense.
State Rep. Randy Bridges of Paducah said Tuesday that the measure aims to restore respect for sports officials.
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filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member James Brundage. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/00749ece25ab063e882568de001da736?OpenDocument
SCREWED A film review by James Brundage Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Rarely does a film like Screwed come across my desk: a film so utterly easy to insult, from its title on in, that writing the review is an absolute piece of cake. Somehow, the producers of this film chose the title Screwed over such options as Ballbusted, Foolproof, and Pittsburgh, probably hoping to attract a teenage crowd with its would-been-risque-if-not-for-the-likes-of-S.F.W. title and its screwball Norm-MacDonald-needs-better-work antics. Sadly, this marketing technique will probably succeed and result in, well, a lot of people feeling screwed.
Screwed concerns a butler (Norm MacDonald) and a chicken wing vendor (David Chapelle) who team up to try to, well, screw a bitter old hag out of five million dollars. Needless to say, the plan goes south, and the two have to run all over Pittsburgh (which is obviously not really Pittsburgh) to get away with their perfect crime. Norm sleeps with some girl in a bit part that should have been bigger, David convinces good old Norm to fake his death with the help of a mortician (Danny DeVito), and all the while we watch the hag bitch and gripe, not really caring
The antics in Screwed are childish, the humor pandering to a sub-human chord that will resonate with no one with an IQ over 80. Norm MacDonald once again shows that the pinnacle of his career will most likely be doing the Weekend Update on SNL (a shtick which has been stolen and improved upon by `The Daily Show' on Comedy Central, a job Norm MacDonald should campaign for vigorously). David Chapelle shows that his comedic talents lie in stand up and not physical antics. The pleasure that Screwed offers is in the supporting role of DeVito, which is pretty much only a pleasure because watching DeVito in such a darkly comic role is so very different from the average part you see him pigeonholed into.
Screwed is the perfect title for this movie if only because, after watching it, you feel screwed six ways from Sunday by virtue of how absolutely wretched this pitiful excuse for a film is. Writer-directors Scott Alexander and Larry Karazewski, the writing team behind Milos Forman's last two flicks, Man on the Moon and The People vs. Larry Flynt, should probably stick to writing other peoples' movies. Behind the camera, they prove that directing is not their strong suit, and that the input that others add to the script proves invaluable to the end product. Letting them direct, it seems, just gets a lot of people screwed.
RATING: *1/2
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MPAA Rating: PG-13
Director: Scott Alexander and Larry Karazewski Writer: Scott Alexander and Larry Karazewski Starring: Norm MacDonald, David Chapelle, and Danny DeVito
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G357.7−0.1
MSH 17−39
- Right Ascension: 17 40 29
- Declination: −30 58
- Size (/arcmin): 8×3?
- Type: ?
- Flux density at 1 GHz (/Jy): 37
- Spectral Index: 0.4
Notes: Has been suggested that this is not a SNR.
- Radio: Multiple arcs and filaments, brighter to NW `head'.
- X-ray: Detected from NW `head', and SW `tail'.
- Distance: HI absorption suggests beyond Galactic Centre.
References:
- Caswell et al. 1975, AuJPA, 37, 39. Molonglo at 408 MHz (3': S=54.2 Jy) and Parkes 64-m at 5 GHz (4': S=18.5 Jy).
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- Milne & Dickel 1975, AuJPh, 28, 209. Parkes 64-m at 5 GHz (4.'4: S=14.6 Jy).
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- Altenhoff et al. 1979, A&AS, 35, 23. Effelsberg 100-m at 4.9 GHz (2.'6).
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- Caswell et al. 1980, MNRAS, 190, 881. FIRST at 1415 MHz (50'').
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- Weiler & Panagia 1980, A&A, 90, 269. Effelsberg 100-m at 9 GHz (1.'5) (private communication from Baker).
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- Shaver et al. 1985, Nature, 313, 113. VLA at 1.4 GHz (3.''8×10.''9) and 5 GHz (12''×26'').
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- Becker & Helfand 1985, Nature, 313, 115. VLA at 1.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
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- Helfand & Becker 1985, Nature, 313, 118. Suggest it is not a SNR.
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- Shaver et al. 1985, A&A, 147, L23. Observations of peripheral compact source.
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- Caswell et al. 1989, PASA, 8, 184. MOST at 843 MHz (43''×83'').
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- Gray 1994, MNRAS, 270, 835. MOST at 843 MHz (43''×84'').
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- Stewart et al. 1994, ApJ, 432, L39. ATCA at 4.79 and 5.84 GHz (12''×22'') and Effelsberg 100-m at 10.6 GHz (1'), including polarisation.
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- Frail et al. 1996, AJ, 111, 1651. OH emission near remnant, including masers.
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- Yusef-Zadeh et al. 1999, ApJ, 527, 172. VLA of nearby OH masers.
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- LaRosa et al. 2000, AJ, 119, 207. VLA at 333 MHz (24''×43'').
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also see: LaRosa et al. 2000, AJ, 119, 3145. Erratum.
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- Brogan et al. 2000, ApJ, 537, 875. VLA at 1.7 GHz for OH Zeeman splitting.
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- Brogan & Goss 2003, AJ, 125, 272. VLA at 1.4 GHz (11.''4×13.''6), including HI, and 8.3 GHz (6.''8×14.''3) recombination line observation of HII region.
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- Gaensler et al. 2003, ApJ, 594, L35. Chandra detection.
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- Lazendic et al. 2003, AN, 324 (No S1), 157. Molecular line observations.
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- Burton et al. 2004, MNRAS, 348, 638. IR and radio observations of HII region.
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- Lazendic et al. 2004, MNRAS, 354, 393. IR and molecular line observations.
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- Hewitt et al. 2008, ApJ, 683, 189. GBT at 1.6 and 1.7 GHz for OH masers.
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- Phillips et al. 2009, MNRAS, 397, 1215. Observations of interactions with surroundings.
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- Pihlström et al. 2014, AJ, 147, 73. VLA search for methanol masers.
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- Acero et al. 2016, ApJS, 224, 8. Fermi observations.
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- Qiao et al. 2018, ApJS, 239, 15. OH maser observations.
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Santa needs help mining some AdventCoins (very similar to bitcoins) to use as gifts for all the economically forward-thinking little girls and boys.
To do this, he needs to find MD5 hashes which, in hexadecimal, start with at least five zeroes. The input to the MD5 hash is some secret key (your puzzle input, given below) followed by a number in decimal. To mine AdventCoins, you must find Santa the lowest positive number (no leading zeroes: 1
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starts with five zeroes (000001dbbfa...
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| unsigned char | bSavedLooping: 1 |
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Dr Crokes tried to talk Colm Cooper out of retirement for Kerry final
Manager Edmond O’Sullivan admitted Dr Crokes attempted to lure Colm Cooper out of retirement for yesterday’s Kerry’s county final, but “it wasn’t to be”.
The injury-hit reigning champions fell short in their bid for an incredible second four-in-a-row this decade, and O’Sullivan confirmed they’d have loved to have 36-year-old Cooper in their plans.
O’Sullivan, a close friend of Gooch, said: “I had meetings with him, we had the conversation about him coming back but it wasn’t to be. Of course, he’d have done a job for us, he was the best player for the bank (AIB) in an inter-firm championship game last Thursday night. I might go chasing him for next year!”
Crokes have lost the likes of Cooper, Eoin Brosnan, Shane Doolan, and the injured David Shaw and Jordan Kiely this year, but O’Sullivan admitted they were second best to “a serious side” in East Kerry.
“We left a few good situations behind us in the first half, dropping shots short… Mentally and physically, our lads looked tired. We came back against Kenmare, and South Kerry in the semi finals.
“Our lads have been going a long time, played an All-Ireland final last March, and then went straight into the club championship.
“This is going to hurt for a while, but you write Dr Crokes off at your peril.
Crokes selector Niall O’Callaghan admitted they were beaten by an “awesome” side.
“They have power, pace and options. After their first goal and Mark’s (O’Shea) sending off, we were chasing the game.”
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#include <api.hpp>
The network_node_api class allows maintenance of p2p connections.
Definition at line 393 of file api.hpp.
◆ network_node_api()
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add_node Connect to a new peer
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| ep | The IP/Port of the peer to connect to |
Definition at line 213 of file api.cpp.
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Get advanced node parameters, such as desired and max number of connections.
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Get status of all current connections to peers.
Definition at line 219 of file api.cpp.
◆ get_info()
Return general network information, such as p2p port.
Definition at line 205 of file api.cpp.
◆ get_potential_peers()
Return list of potential peers.
Definition at line 226 of file api.cpp.
◆ set_advanced_node_parameters()
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Definition at line 239 of file api.cpp.
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We have often said that their gravity around neutron stars and black holes is very strong, but why are the gravitational effects so strong close to the black hole when the force of gravity depends on 1/(distance)2 just like for any other massive object? What stretches matter as it encounters a black hole are actually the enormously strong tidal forces.
What is a tidal force? Tidal force is a difference in gravitational force from one end of the object to the other end. The strength of tides on Earth’s oceans depends on the position between the Moon, Earth and the Sun. When all three are aligned in a straight line, tides are the strongest as shown in the Figure below.
Earth pulls all things toward its center, and pulls harder on nearer things.
To you, it seems as if you are stretched in the direction of the earth’s center, and squeezed in the other direction (see figure below).
Tides are usually defined as a difference in the gravitational pull on two opposite ends of an object. This is well illustrated here:
If we just take into account the force of gravity, it will be different on the side of the Earth that is closer to the Moon, than the opposite side because the distance to the Moon (r1 vs. r2 in figure) is different for the two cases. This results in stretching the object. A good analogy is stretching a rubber band – in order to stretch one end, the other one must stretch.
We can think of tides as an effect of gravitational force (as Newton did), or as the effect of a curvature, warping or stretching of space created by the presence of the gravitating mass.
We have, so far, referred to effects on objects near black holes as effects of gravity, when in fact it is the tidal forces that cause objects to stretch and be torn apart as something approaches a black hole.
Why is this the case? The tidal force pulling an object apart is:
Where M is the mass of a black hole, m is the object’s mass, l is the object’s height, and r is the object’s distance from the black hole.
You will be torn when the tidal force reaches a critical value Frip. What is that value? Fortunately, it is not easy to find what this ripping force would be for humans, so we will use 16 tons = 1.4x105 N (32,000 lb), according to Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
when we plug in 1.4x105 N, a typical weight and height of a human we get an expression for a ripping radius of a black hole for a human weighing kg in terms of the mass of the black hole.
\(r_{rip}\ {\approx
}\ {\text{490 km}}({{\frac{M_{BH}}{m_{sun}})}}^{1/3}\)
The M/Msun is just a way of expressing the mass of the black hole in masses of the Sun.
Example 3
What is the radius at which you would be ripped apart by a 3x106 Msun black hole at the center of our Galaxy?
Example 4
What is the radius at which you would be ripped apart by a 3 Msun black hole discovered as an X-ray binary?
In the part of the lesson about the Schwarzschild radius we calculated that the Schwarzschild radius for a SMBH like the one in the center of Milky Way would be about 9x106 km, while the radius at which you would be ripped apart is about 70,670 km. This means that one would be ripped apart after entering the event horizon for a massive black hole.
For a low-mass black hole of 3 Msun we calculated the Schwarzschild radius was about 9 km, while the ripping radius is way beyond the event horizon, at about 707 km from the black hole.
In conclusion, matter encountering a black hole will experience enormous tidal forces that will both heat it enough to radiate, and tear it apart.
• For a low-mass black hole, you will be ripped apart before entering the event horizon.
• For a high-mass black hole, you will be ripped apart after entering the event horizon. (p. 200)
You would be ripped apart exactly at the Schwarzschild radius when the mass of a black hole is about 2,000 Msun. For lower mass black holes rrip > rsch and one is torn before reaching the event horizon.  However, this delays your tidal disruption by only a small amount.


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Frank Darabont's follow-up to his Oscar-nominated 1994 film The Shawshank Redemption will likely elicit comparisons to that much-loved work. Both films were adapted from the works of Stephen King and both are set in the correctional systems of several decades ago. While Shawshank concentrated on the lives of two prisoners, The Green Mile's focus is on the guards.  It's long (180 minutes), but films that have to contend with Southern accents generally run about 12% longer than normal.
Tom Hanks (You've Got Mail) stars as Paul Edgecomb, a Depression-era Death Row prison guard in Cold Mountain Louisiana State Penitentiary's E block, which is also known as "the Green Mile" because of the lime-colored paint job. Edgecomb genuinely cares about his prisoners, despite having to supervise their executions via the electric chair (nickname: Ol' Sparky) with his fellow guards, played by David Morse (Crazy in Alabama), Barry Pepper (Saving Private Ryan) and Doug Hutchison (Batman & Robin), with the latter serving as the film's antagonist, the spoiled nephew of the Governor's wife.
Mile's structure (and running time) resembles that of Titanic, beginning and ending in the present day with an elderly Edgecomb (Dabbs Greer, Picket Fences) and flashing back to 1935 for the majority of the film. Edgecomb tells the story of one particular inmate that changed his life forever.  Coffey was found with the two victims in his arms, their blonde hair matted with blood, and, as a result, Edgecomb and crew expect the worst from this prisoner. Instead, they find Coffey to be more of a lamb than a lion, referring to the guards as "Boss" and asking if they can keep a light on at night because he's afraid of the dark. While Coffey never proclaims his innocence, Edgecomb somehow detects it
I know what you're thinking - another one of these prison films where someone has been wrongly convicted, with the entire focus of the picture centering on them (or a second party) proving their innocence in the final reel. Every prison movie is like this (this year alone we've had Instinct, True Crime and Double Jeopardy), which is probably why HBO's OZ, a realistic prison drama with diabolically guilty characters, is such a hit. Plus, Coffey is in the last cell, making it the furthest away from Ol' Sparky, so you know that eventually he'll have to take the long walk. It's just common sense.
But then, something happens. Seventy minutes in, you realize Mile is not your typical prison flick. If you don't know the story, the development in the story at this point of the film is a jaw-dropping shocker. Even after momentarily being taken aback, it still seems painfully obvious where the rest of the film is going, but Mile isn't through surprising yet. The second-to-last-reel is absolutely spellbinding.
Returning to Darabont's crew are Shawshank nominees Thomas Newman (score), Richard Francis-Bruce (editing) and Robert J. Litt (sound), but missing is cinematographer Roger Deakins (replaced by Episode One's David Tattersall). As a result, Mile doesn't look anywhere near as keen as Shawshank's muted blues and grays. Darabont's direction is terrific, creating a leisurely pace yet somehow not letting the story drag. He uses a clip of Top Hat's Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers "Dancing Cheek to Cheek" as emotional bookends to Edgecomb's flashback and peppers the story with adequate humor, courtesy of a prison mouse named Mr. Jingles.
I was starting to lose faith in Tom Hanks as an actor, feeling that his early comedy work easily outdistanced his mediocre dramas. I'll take his performances in A League of Their Own, Big and Punchline over his over-praised Philadelphia ("Ooh, I can cry with fake lesions stuck to my face"), Apollo 13 ("Ooh, I can look worried") and Saving Private Ryan ("Ooh, I can make my hand shake"). His directorial effort, That Thing You Do!, was a mess, and don't even get me started on Mail, where he phoned in his performance from the other side of the moon. Hanks seemed more interested in lending either his talent to develop pet projects, like From the Earth to the Moon and Return With Honor, or his voice to Toy Story's Woody.
But here, Hanks is a genuine pleasure to watch. His Edgecomb is pleasingly pudgy, has a decent Southern drawl and even gets to endure a painful bladder infection. He seems to be a lock for his fifth Academy Award nomination and, since he has a black co-star, his odds of winning seem pretty good. Remember, he won for Forrest Gump (with Mykelti Williamson) and Philadelphia (with Denzel Washington) while his lily-white films (Apollo 13, Big and Ryan) sent him home empty-handed on Oscar night.
And it's not just Hanks' performance that makes Mile a winner - everybody is outstanding, from the usually reliable Morse and James Cromwell (The Bachelor) to the usually annoying Michael Jeter (Jakob the Liar) and Sam Rockwell (Safe Men). Bonnie Hunt (Random Hearts) is, at first, unrecognizable as Edgecomb's wife, beautifully portraying a weathered, middle-aged woman in a rare non-comedic role. But Duncan steals the show as the scarred, hulking kitten with a voice that seems several octaves lower than Barry White. He's not extraordinarily tall in real life, but Darabont skillfully shoots the actor to make him appear about nine feet tall. A fitting height for such a lofty film.
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Place the dough onto a floured work surface, knead together and then roll out to ½cm/¼in thick. Using a 7cm/3in round cutter, stamp out three rounds. Place on a baking sheet and bake in the oven for 8-10 minutes or until the biscuits are pale golden in colour. Remove and leave to cool on a cooling rack.
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“One of the greatest challenges for 21st-century science is how we respond to this new era of data-intensive science. This is recognized as a new paradigm beyond experimental and theoretical research and computer simulations of natural phenomena—one that requires new tools, techniques, and ways of working.” -Douglas Kell, University of Manchester
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Multiple ways to rename a file in git
Git allows three ways to delete a file using -
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Keep Out of Reach of Children
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Warnings
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We’ve been consistent on referendum – Ofosu-Ampofo tells NPP
Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has said in an interview on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen program that the NPP government should stop deceiving Ghanaians.
The General Secretary of the NPP, John Boadu, at a news conference on Monday, described as shocking the position taken by the opposition on the referendum and said it was a stab in the back because the NDC has been part of series of conversations on the referendum.
However, Mr Ofosu-Ampofo in the interview monitored by MyNewsGh.com said all those allegations are false and the NPP government is just deceiving Ghanaians.
“We have not stabbed NPP in the back. We have not met anywhere and there has been no agreement on the referendum so NPP should stop deceiving Ghanaians,” he said.
Chairman Ofosu-Ampofo added that the NDC never took any decision on the referendum before a U-turn and their position is one and has been communicated.
Chairman Ofosu-Ampofo, addressing a press conference to state the party’s position on the December referendum, urged Ghanaians to vote ‘No’.


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Before Change
cards_combined = np.append(np.tile(mycards, reps=(iterations, 1)), shuffled, axis=1)[:,
player_id * card_amount_at_river - card_amount_at_river:card_amount_at_river * player_id]
cards = np.ceil(cards_combined / 4)
suits = cards_combined % 4 + 1
self.decks = np.dstack((cards, suits))
self.cards = self.decks[:, :, 0]
self.suits = self.decks[:, :, 1]
def run_evaluation(self, card1, card2, iterations):
self.start = time.time()
self.distribute_cards(card1, card2, iterations)
After Change
self.player_amount=2
cards_combined1 = np.append(np.tile(plr1_crds, resp=(iterations,1)), shuffled, axis=1)[:,0:card_amount_at_river]
cards_combined1 = np.append(np.tile(plr1_crds, resp=(iterations, 1)), shuffled, axis=1)[:,
0:card_amount_at_river]
def run_evaluation(self, card1, card2, iterations):
self.start = time.time()
self.distribute_cards(card1, card2, iterations)


Please, check whether the reference to editor.html or editorws.html in the src attribute of the iframe is correct.
Sketch requires HTML5 canvas. Please, check whether your browser support HTML5 canvas. It is not available in old browsers like IE8.
The initialization of the example failed, the custom JavaScript code does not find the reference to the sketcher. Reasons:
When the iframe is empty the editor is not alive, thus it can not be referred.
Error message on the JavaScript console: Error: Permission denied to access property 'marvin'
:
The browser blocks accessing of the iframe content from external JavaScript code if it
violates the same-origin policy. The browser considers that the hosted page and the iframe content come from the
same-origin. If both arrives from the local filesystem (file://...), in most cases they
are identified as different origins. See: Same-origin policy for
file: URIs
Please, note that 2D coordinate calculation is performed at server side. Marvin JS posts the structure to the Clean2D web serviceName that generates the new coordinates and sends it back to the editor in an MRV. The clean 2D operation can fail if
Please, check that web serviceName is available and it is installed properly, see the installation guide of Marvin JS. If it is necessary, consult with the system administrator of the server that hosts the web services.
It uses Stereo Info web serviceName to calculate stereo info. It may be the same problem than 2D clean issue.
SMILES import/export requires MolConvert web serviceName. If it is configured for the editor but it cannot be accessed, you can get an error message. Conversion can fail in the similar cases than 2D clean fails.
This error may appear in the following situation:
Desired output format is different than MDL molfile or Marvin Document (output file is generated on the remote server by the MolConvert Webservice).
The web page where Marvin JS is embedded is accessed via HTTP secure protocol (its URL address starts with
https://
).
A proxy is configured as a frontend for Tomcat servlet container (where MolConvert Webservice is located) and the proxy is configured for https while Tomcat not.
In this case, the URL of the output file generated by the webservice is incorrect: starts with http
instead of https
.
The browser will block downloading this unsecure content in current secure environment. On the JavaScript console
you can find the trace of the blocking.
To resolve the issue, modify the proxy settings:
If the proxy is apache: RequestHeader set X-Forwarded-Proto "https"
If the proxy is nginx: more_set_headers "X-Forwarded-Proto: https";
<Host>
section:
<Valve className="org.apache.catalina.valves.RemoteIpValve" remoteIpHeader="x-forwarded-for" remoteIpProxiesHeader="x-forwarded-by" protocolHeader="x-forwarded-proto"/>There are other values that can be set and used: see Tomcat documentation
It may be a browser caching issue. This problem occurs when the content of Marvin JS package is modified (replace to a new version) but the browser still attempts to load the old one. Since the browser has already cached the old version earlier, it tries to prefer the cached version instead of the new one. In most cases, the user may not realize that the browser loads out-dated resources by running the editor. He faces with the issue when an out-dated resource requires any resource that does exist anymore on the server.
To resolve the issue, purge out-dated content from this cache. If you apply a Shift+Reload on the current page, browser refreshes only those content in the local cache that belongs to this page. Clearing of the whole browser cache also resolves the issue.
If you would like to prevent your users to run into this issue, modify the configuration of the server where Marvin JS package is hosted. When the web server hosts a content, it can indicate that it is cacheable or not. As the browser receives the content, it considers to cache it by those information that the server wrote in the header of the content. These info can be the expiration date or various caching directives.
The best practice is skipping the caching of each file (from Marvin JS package) whose name contains the .nocache.
pattern.
Cache-Control
directive the HTTP headers of those files where the given pattern match.
When you modify its config file, please, check whether the mod_expires module is switched on.
<ifmodule mod_expires.c> <Files *.nocache.*> ExpiresActive on ExpiresDefault "access" Header merge Cache-Control "public, max-age=0, must-revalidate" </Files> </ifmodule>
If Marvin JS is wrapped into a web application, there is the chance to control what directives appear in the HTTP
headers of web application contents.
Under Tomcat 7, you can apply a built in
filter or define a new one to modify HTTP headers for your web application.
Please consult with the manual of your servlet container, how to switch off caching for each file whose name
contains the .nocache.
pattern.
If you manage to achieve that the response header contains the following lines at *.nocache.*
files, it
is enough to prevent their caching.
Cache-Control no-cache, no-store Pragma no-cache


dotsClientEnsemble (client) is used for communicating tasks between multiple machines and is paired with [dotsEnsembleServer|dotsEnsembleServer details]. Both of these objects mimic the [[topsEnsemble|topsEnsemble details]]. To instantiate one of these objects, you need IP addresses and ports of both the machine this object runs on and the machine server runs on. The example below shows how this is done using the localhost
IP address and some arbitrary ports. It is important to note that the server object must be running BEFORE you instantiate the client.
myClientEnsemble = dotsClientEnsemble('any_name','<IP_ADDRESS>',30000,'<IP_ADDRESS>',30001);
To make sure that you are connected to a server, type the following in your console
myClientEnsemble.isconnected
which should give you an output like this
ans =
1
If the output is 0
, then that means the client failed to successfully connect to the server. Make sure that both objects were instantiated with identical IPs and Ports (the ordering of the input parameters is identical for both objects). If that still does not fix the issue, try restarting Matlab on both machines.
Once you have successfully connected a client to a server, you can use the client just like you would a topsEnsemble object. Anything command run through the client will be mirrored and executed on the server. One caveat is that the runBriefly()
function does not seem to work. In order to replicate similar behavior, use the run()
function with a small time parameter.
In order to connect to many servers on one machine, you must instantiate a client for each server you to which you want to connect. A server, however, can take connections from many different clients simultaneously. Furthermore, it will keep track of which client added which object, so that commands executed through a particular client will only affect the objects associated with that client. It is not recommended to send commands from multiple clients simultaneously to a single server.
For details on what the inherited functions of this class do, see the [[topsEnsemble page|topsEnsemble details]]. Below are functions specific to this class only.
Functions
function [status, txn] = resetServer(timeout, clientIP, clientPort, serverIP, serverPort)
This function will attempt to connect to the server using the provided addresses and tell it to reset. Resetting the server clears all the objects/client data on the server, but does not stop the server from running. This function will give up if the server does not respond within the timeout
time. A negative status
value means that the reset has failed. txn
provides detailed information about the transaction.


| Path: | README |
| Last Update: | Mon Aug 18 22:34:56 +0200 2008 |
Supporting Rake version: 0.7.x
This package contains Rake, a simple ruby build program with capabilities similar to make.
Rake has the following features:
The latest version of rake can be found at
You can install rake with the following command.
% ruby install.rb
from its distribution directory.
Download and install rake with the following.
gem install --remote rake
If you wish to run the unit and functional tests that come with Rake:
rake # If you have a version of rake installed ruby -Ilib bin/rake # If you do not have a version of rake installed.
Once installed, you can run rake as follows …
% rake [options ...] [VAR=VALUE ...] [tasks...]
Type "rake —help" for an up-to-date option summary.
Invoking rake without any options or targets causes rake to look for a rakefile and invoke the default task in that rakefile.
For example, given a simple rakefile like this …
task :default => [:test] task :test do ruby "test/unittest.rb" end
The command
$ rake
will invoke the default task. As default satisfies its prerequisites, the test task will run the unit tests for the package.
Rake is a late entry in the make replacement field. Here are links to other projects with similar (and not so similar) goals.
Rake is available under an MIT-style license.
Copyright (c) 2003, 2004 Jim Weirich
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
The Rake homepage is rake.rubyforge.org. You can find the Rake RubyForge page at rubyforge.org/projects/rake.
Feel free to submit commits or feature requests. If you send a patch, remember to update the corresponding unit tests. If fact, I prefer new feature to be submitted in the form of new unit tests.
For other information, feel free to ask on the ruby-talk mailing list (which is mirrored to comp.lang.ruby) or contact jim@weirichhouse.org.


REPL This can be used to try part of GateNLP interactively. It uses Pyodide a Python implementation which runs directly in the browser. This limits some of the functionality: only a subset of packages are available and loading data/documents from the internet is limited due to security reasons.


DISTURBING BEHAVIOR
Release Date: July 24, 1998 Starring: Jimmy Marsden, Katie Holmes, Nick Stahl, Steve Railsback, Bruce Greenwood, Ethan Embry, Katharine Isabelle Directed by: David Nutter Distributed by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer MPAA Rating: R (terror, violence, brief language) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/disturbing.htm
Since late in 1996, with the release of the ever-popular thriller SCREAM and the revival of the horror genre into pop culture, there have been five thriller pics that were specifically made for the teenage demographic.  The low point was 1997's SCREAM 2, which lacked all of the elements that made its predecessor so much fun. DISTURBING BEHAVIOR, the latest entry from veteran TV director David Nutter, may not be an original, but it had its moments.
Jimmy Marsden (TV's SECOND NOAH) and Katie Holmes (TV's DAWSON'S CREEK) head up a cast of actors of similar pedigrees. In fact, almost everyone involved with the production here has a filmography that is nine-tenths television. And why not? The guaranteed way to attract a good percentage of the Oxy-10 crowd, most of which spends several hours in front of the tube each day, is to pick actors they know and like.  Marsden is a Tom Cruise look-alike, and Holmes wears chest-hugging sweatshirts; both are there to simply fill the role and get oogled by members of the opposite sex. In fact, the only one of appreciative talent here is Nick Stahl, whose performance as the drugged-up, burned-out Gavin Strick is quite dynamic and believable.
Marsden is the lead as Steve Clark, a troubled but mostly put-together young lad who is moving with his family to the picturesque town of Cradle Bay after suffering a death in the family. Like any kid, Steve's a bit nervous about his first day at his new school, and when he gets there everything seems normal enough. That is, until he meets Gavin, who introduces him to both the inner workings of the school and his friend Rachel Wagner (Holmes). Gavin has an avid hatred of the Blue Ribbon Club, a group of A-plus students that do philanthropic work. However, these students are also strangely prone to overloaded sex drives (no joke, really) that often result in violence. So Steve, with the help of Rachel, learns that there's a sinister hand behind all of this, and the only question the movie doesn't answer is how deep it runs.
The acting may not be top-quality, but writer Scott Rosenberg (CON AIR) manages to include some amount of genuine thrillerism. His premise reeks of campiness in the "Twilight Zone" sense, but it does lend itself to scenes which are tense and exciting to watch. Most of the movie is filmed in dark and ominous settings, and a good deal of the time that builds atmosphere to the point where everything is watchable. Still, the film's main detractor is its inability to grasp anything solid, worthwhile, or even realistic, and the viewer will be plagued by that realization once it comes. At its best, this is passing entertainment, and at its worst, this is good comedy. Hopefully, it falls in between.
FINAL AWARD FOR "DISTURBING BEHAVIOR": 2.0 stars - a fair movie
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Functions used to extract and analyze stacks. Faster than Python libs.
tf.compat.v1.app.flags.tf_decorator.tf_stack
class CurrentModuleFilter
: Filters stack frames from the module where this is used (best effort).
class FileAndLine
: FileAndLine(file, line)
class StackTraceFilter
: Allows filtering traceback information by removing superfluous frames.
class StackTraceMapper
: Allows remapping traceback information to different source code.
class StackTraceTransform
: Base class for stack trace transformation functions.
convert_stack(...)
: Converts a stack extracted using extract_stack() to a traceback stack.
extract_stack(...)
: A lightweight, extensible re-implementation of traceback.extract_stack.
extract_stack_file_and_line(...)
: A version of extract_stack that only returns filenames and line numbers.


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About
I'm a research engineer at Search & Clova Vision, NAVER Corp.My research is mainly focused on solving computer vision problems by collaborating with experts in a specific domain.
And detailed topics of interest are :
- Machine Learning on 3D Volumetric Images : Synthetic Data Generation
- Action Recognition, Pose Estimation, Spatio-temporal Localization
- Multimodal Video Recognition : with speech, text, visual contents
to solve various vision problems.
Education & Experience
Publication & Patents
Multi-slice Representational Learning of CNN for AD Classification using Positron Emission Tomography
HanWoong Kim, HaEun Lee, KyeongTaek Oh, Sangwon Lee, Mijin Yun & Sun K. Yoo
BioMed Eng OnL, 2020Slice-selective learning for Alzheimer’s disease classification using a generative adversarial network
HanWoong Kim, HaEun Lee, Sangwon Lee, KyeongTaek Oh, Mijin Yun & Sun K. Yoo
EJNMMI, 2019Performance Improvement of Convolutional Neural Network for Pulmonary Nodule Detection
HanWoong Kim, Byeongnam Kim, JeeEun Lee, WonSeuk Jang, Sun K. Yoo
J BioMed Eng Res, 2017APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MOVING SELECTION POINT IN ULTRASOUND IMAGE
Patent Issued Apr 28, 2017 - KR1020170055510


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Hi there. I’m Anjith Sasindran. An android and web developer living and working in Bangalore. I love programming, gaming, reading about computers and I’m a bit of a gadget freak. I also can type pretty fast 🤷. I’m currently developing 225Fit and was previously at Grab and before BookMyShow. I play and watch football, enjoys working out and often times read books.
I would like to keep most of my blog posts simple and short and straight to the point. So why write a blog?


My individual project is based on tracking the positivity and negeativity of tweets based on how affected by a given US State is from COVID-19 and whether and whether it is mood that is affected by COVID-19 or simply the amount of online activity
Our group project is based on reading the Moon phases and determining if there is correlation between any increased COVID-19 activity (Infection of otherwise), and the different phases of the Moon.
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(1) In the manner and for the purposes set out in this title; or
(2) As may be necessary to complete any valid agreement of sale or lease in effect at the time of the passage of this Act;
except that such limitations shall not apply to the unselected portions of lands from which the department has made a selection and given notice thereof, or failed so to select and give notice within the time limit, as provided in paragraph (3) of section 204 of this title. [Am L 1963, c 207, §2; am L 1997, c 197, §3]
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The reference was to paragraph (3) of section 204 as originally enacted, which fixed a period of eight years after the first meeting of the commission [department]. The first meeting was held September 20, 1921.


On 26 September 2017, 14 new articles were published in 11 journals.
Resisting ‘progressive’ Carceral Expansion: Lessons For Abolitionists From Anti-Colonial Resistance
The Own-Race Bias in Child and Adolescent Witnesses
Erratum To: the Role of Self-Regulation in Academic and Behavioral Paths to A High School Diploma
The Relationship Between Approval of Violence and Intimate Partner Violence in College Students
An Historical Review of Racial Bias in Prison-Based Substance Abuse Treatment Design
Note: although this article was published on 17 July 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 26 September 2017, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.
Novel Messenger Rnas For Body Fluid Identification
Soil Forensics: How Far Can Soil Clay Analysis Distinguish Between Soil Vestiges?
A Systematic Analysis of Misleading Evidence in Unsafe Rulings in England and Wales
Acid Alteration of Several Ignitable Liquids of Potential Use in Arsons
The ‘market’ in the Theory of Regulation
Cash Is King: Financial Sponsorship and Changing Priorities in the Syrian Civil War
Note: although this article was published on 25 August 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 26 September 2017, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.


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Rhode Island Population Density, 2016
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Janesh Chhabra
Instructor: Suresh Lodha
CMPS 165: Data programming for Visualization
Fall 2016


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| org.apache.bval.jsr.descriptor |
This package houses the implementations and related classes for BV element descriptors, using the
D suffix to
succinctly denote implementations of *Descriptor . |
| org.apache.bval.jsr.job |
| Class and Description |
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| DescriptorManager |
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- saveToFile(String) - Method in class main.java.delivery.Manifest
-
Saves the current state of the manifest to file.
- setCapital(double) - Method in class main.java.controller.Store
-
- setCost(double) - Method in class main.java.stock.Item
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- setCurrAmount(int) - Method in class main.java.stock.Item
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- setName(String) - Method in class main.java.controller.Store
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- setName(String) - Method in class main.java.stock.Item
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- setPrice(double) - Method in class main.java.stock.Item
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- setReorderAmount(int) - Method in class main.java.stock.Item
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- setReorderPoint(int) - Method in class main.java.stock.Item
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- setTemperature(double) - Method in class main.java.delivery.ColdTruck
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- setTemperature(double) - Method in class main.java.stock.ColdItem
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- setToReorder() - Method in class main.java.stock.Item
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Sets current amount to reorder amount for generating orders.
- setUp() - Method in class test.java.TestItems
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- setUp() - Method in class test.java.TestManifest
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- setUp() - Method in class test.java.TestStock
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- setUp() - Method in class test.java.TestStore
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- setUp() - Method in class test.java.TestTrucks
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- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class test.java.TestManifest
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- setUpBeforeClass() - Static method in class test.java.TestStore
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- size() - Method in class main.java.stock.Stock
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Returns the size of the stock.
- Stock - Class in main.java.stock
-
Object used to maintain the state and any other information required about a
stock.
- Stock() - Constructor for class main.java.stock.Stock
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Constructor used to set up the internal itemList as an empty HashMap
- StockException - Exception in main.java.exceptions
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- StockException() - Constructor for exception main.java.exceptions.StockException
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- StockException(String) - Constructor for exception main.java.exceptions.StockException
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- StockException(Throwable) - Constructor for exception main.java.exceptions.StockException
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- StockException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception main.java.exceptions.StockException
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- StockException(String, Throwable, boolean, boolean) - Constructor for exception main.java.exceptions.StockException
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- Store - Class in main.java.controller
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Store class used to define Store object, and its parameters and behaviour.


4 Things You Probably Don’t Know About Bitcoin Gold
by Christina CombenSo you know that Bitcoin fork from back in 2017? The one that was designed to fight the Bitmain monopoly by being ASIC-resistant? Well here are a few things you probably don’t know about Bitcoin Gold right now.
Bitcoin Gold (BTG) was a top-five coin by market cap back in the day, believe it or not. So why did it tank its way down 40th place, and how come you never hear about it anymore? Here are four things you probably don’t know about Bitcoin Gold.
1. Bitcoin Gold Name Is Just an Accident
Speaking to one of Bitcoin Gold’s co-creators, Alejandro Regojo, last week, a Bitcoinist reporter wondered what the story was behind the name.
If like many, you automatically assumed that it was given that name to create the association with digital gold, you’d be wrong.
Regojo replied, “it’s just a name that we thought sounded good, we weren’t trying to create an association between Bitcoin and gold.”
Still, one has to wonder as Bitcoin’s status morphed from “magic internet money” to “digital gold”, whether that had some impact on its brand. Was that the cause of the drop?
2. Satoshi Nakamoto Is Its Creator
Another curiosity that was discovered while conducting research before the interview, was the fact that Regojo’s job title seemed to change almost everywhere it was mentioned, from Co-creator and co-founder to developer.
While you’ll see him cited as a “co-founder” on the Bitcoin Gold website, he’s actually not comfortable with that role–and neither are the rest of the team. That would mean they “founded Bitcoin Gold” when they really see it as a version of the original, whose founder is Satoshi Nakamoto.
If you weren’t aware, BTG was initially created as a hard fork of Bitcoin in 2017, designed to keep mining fair for individuals and “fight the Bitmain monopoly.” However, Regojo points out that unlike Bitcoin Cash or Bitcoin SV, Bitcoin Gold has never been in competition with Bitcoin.
Its community merely wants to implement Bitcoin in the way it feels stays closer to the vision of Satoshi in the white paper. It was designed for everyday use and to allow for individuals to mine with a GPU.
“One CPU, one vote” is the ethos of Bitcoin Gold. ASICs cannot mine on the Bitcoin Gold network thanks to its Equihash algorithm that keeps them out.
3. Bitcoin Gold Has Never Paid Any Listing Fees
Despite suffering from numerous and highly public attacks since its creation, including a DDOS attack during the initial fork, impersonator scams thereafter, and a 51% attack that shorted exchanges, Bitcoin Gold still “hit the market hard”. Regojo says, “people understood the importance of what we were doing”.
So why, then, has it since fallen from a top-five coin to languish around 40th place right now? Because Bitcoin Gold has a policy of not paying listing fees. They also don’t pay for any press or media.
We are on 100 exchanges, we are still a top 100 coin on CoinMarketCap, but we have paid the same amount as Bitcoin to be on exchanges and in wallets–which is zero.
He continues, “It’s very important that people know this. I think we are the only top-100 coin that does not pay listing fees or media. This is how low you can go if you don’t pay for things.”
4. Many of Its Devs Work on the Bitcoin Network, Too
Regojo and many other BTG developers also work on the Bitcoin network. He wants to further the progress and adoption of both and teach the world about their financial options, and that there is an alternative to fiat, whether that’s Bitcoin, Bitcoin Gold, or any other cryptocurrency.
“I am not some kind of Bitcoin maximalist,” he says, “I see the top 100 coins on CoinMarketCap as the new generation of startups. Probably 90% of them will fail, but many will be successful. People need to know there are options available.”
What do you make of Bitcoin Gold these days? Add your thoughts in the comment section below!
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The OpenAstrodynamics Intiative
OpenAstrodynamics is a collaboration between open source
astrodynamics and space engineering projects to share resources, ideas,
and to improve code.
Core Principles
We believe in…
- Interoperability through open standards and protocols
- Sharing validated algorithms
- Contributing test cases and reference scenarios
- Diversity in implementations and technologies
Members
- Astrodynamics.jl is an MPLv2-licensed framework
for building astrodynamics applications in Julia.
- openastro is a collection of C++ libraries for astrodynamics and space engineering.
- poliastro is a python package for Astrodynamics and Orbital Mechanics
problems, such as orbital elements conversion, orbital propagation, plotting, planetary ephemerides computation, and more.


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