Stop gateway receivers, gateway senders, locators and servers.
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Stop the gateway receiver on a member or members.
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Stop a gateway sender with a given id on a specified member or members of a specified member group.
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Stop a locator.
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Stop a Geode cache server.
stop gateway-receiver
Stop the gateway receiver on a member or members.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh
to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
stop gateway-receiver [--groups=value(,value)*] [--members=value(,value)*]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --groups | Group(s) of members on which to stop the Gateway Receiver. Use a comma-separated list for multiple member groups. |
| ‑‑members | Name/Id of the member(s) on which to stop the Gateway Receiver. |
Table 1. Stop Gateway-Receiver Parameters
Example Commands:
stop gateway-receiver --members=receiver1-LN
stop gateway-receiver --groups=LN-Group1
Sample Output:
gfsh>stop gateway-receiver
Member | Result | Message
--------------------------- | -------| -----------------------------------------------------------------------
pc13(2266)<v6>:56852 | OK | GatewayReceiver is stopped on member pc13(2266)<v6>:56852
pc13(Manager:2242)<v5>:57631| Error | GatewayReceiver is not available on member pc13(Manager:2242)<v5>:57631
pc13(2275)<v7>:47480 | OK | GatewayReceiver is stopped on member pc13(2275)<v7>:47480
pc13(2293)<v8>:55472 | OK | GatewayReceiver is stopped on member pc13(2293)<v8>:55472
gfsh>stop gateway-receiver --members=pc13(2266)<v14>:36579
GatewayReceiver is stopped on member pc13(2266)<v14>:36579
gfsh>stop gateway-receiver --groups=RG1
Member | Result | Message
-------------------- | -------| ----------------------------------------------------------
pc13(2275)<v23>:27484| OK | GatewayReceiver is stopped on member pc13(2275)<v23>:27484
pc13(2293)<v24>:55810| OK | GatewayReceiver is stopped on member pc13(2293)<v24>:55810
pc13(2266)<v22>:4522 | OK | GatewayReceiver is stopped on member pc13(2266)<v22>:4522
stop gateway-sender
Stop a gateway sender with a given id on a specified member or members of a specified member group.
CAUTION:
Use caution with the stop gateway-sender
command (or equivalent GatewaySender.stop()
API) on parallel gateway senders. Instead of stopping an individual parallel gateway sender on a member, we recommend shutting down the entire member to ensure that proper failover of partition region events to other gateway sender members. Using this command on an individual parallel gateway sender can occur in event loss. See Stopping Gateway Senders for more details.
Availability: Online. You must be connected in gfsh
to a JMX Manager member to use this command.
Syntax:
stop gateway-sender --id=value [--groups=value(,value)*] [--members=value(,value)*]
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --id | Required. ID of the Gateway Sender. |
| --groups | Group(s) of members on which to stop the Gateway Sender. |
| --members | Name/Id of the member(s) on which to stop the Gateway Sender. |
Table 2. Stop Gateway-Sender Parameters
Example Commands:
stop gateway-sender --id=ln --members=server1
Sample Output:
gfsh>stop gateway-sender --id=ln
Member | Result | Message
---------------------------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------
pc13(5184)<v7>:41914 | OK | GatewaySender ln is stopped on member pc13(5184)<v7>:41914
pc13(5192)<v8>:25704 | OK | GatewaySender ln is stopped on member pc13(5192)<v8>:25704
pc13(5174)<v6>:53996 | OK | GatewaySender ln is stopped on member pc13(5174)<v6>:53996
pc13(Manager:5148)<v5>:64040 | Error | GatewaySender ln is not available on member pc13(Manager:5148)<v5>:64040
gfsh>stop gateway-sender --id=ln --members=pc13(5174)<v14>:17819
GatewaySender ln is stopped on member pc13(5174)<v14>:17819
gfsh>stop gateway-sender --id=ln --groups=SenderGroup1
Member | Result | Message
--------------------- | ------ | -----------------------------------------------------------
pc13(5174)<v18>:63332 | OK | GatewaySender ln is stopped on member pc13(5174)<v18>:63332
pc13(5184)<v19>:20055 | OK | GatewaySender ln is stopped on member pc13(5184)<v19>:20055
pc13(5192)<v20>:14622 | OK | GatewaySender ln is stopped on member pc13(5192)<v20>:14622
stop locator
Stop a locator.
Note: One of the command line options --name
or --dir
must be specified to identify the locator to be stopped.
Availability: Online or offline. If you want to stop a locator while you are offline, use the --dir
option.
Syntax:
stop locator --name=value | --dir=value
| Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| ‑‑name | The Geode member name of the locator to stop. You must be connected to the JMX Manager to use this option. Can be used to stop remote locators. See Using gfsh to Manage a Remote Cluster Over HTTP or HTTPS. | |
| --dir | Directory in which the locator was started. | current directory |
Table 3. Stop Locator Parameters
Example Commands:
stop locator --name=locator3
Sample Output:
gfsh>stop locator --name=locator3
Stopping Locator running in /Users/test/locator3 on <IP_ADDRESS>[10334] as locator3...
Process ID: 71531
Log File: /Users/test/locator3/locator3.log
...
No longer connected to <IP_ADDRESS>[1099].
gfsh>stop locator --dir=loc2
Stopping Locator running in /Users/test/loc2 on <IP_ADDRESS>[10334] as loc2...
Process ID: 71714
Log File: /Users/test/loc2/loc2.log
...
No longer connected to <IP_ADDRESS>[1099].
stop server
Stop a Geode cache server.
Availability: Online or offline. If you want to stop a cache server while you are offline, use the --dir
option.
Syntax:
stop server [--name=value] [--dir=value]
| Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| ‑‑name | Name/Id of the Geode Cache Server to stop. You must be connected to the JMX Manager to use this option. Can be used to stop remote servers. See Using gfsh to Manage a Remote Cluster Over HTTP or HTTPS. | |
| --dir | Directory in which the Geode Cache Server was started. | current directory |
Table 4. Stop Server Parameters
Example Commands:
stop server --name=server1
stop server --dir=server1


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BREAKING: Investment inflows into Nigeria dropped by $460m in Q3 —NBS
by Ifeanyi OnubaIfeanyi Onuba, Abuja
The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday said the investment inflows into Nigeria declined by $460m from $5.82bn in the second quarter of this year to $5.36bn in the third quarter.
The NBS said this in its Capital Importation Report which was released on Monday.
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This is followed by Other Investment, which accounted for $2.16bn or 40.39 per cent of total capital, while Foreign Direct Investment accounted for $200.08m or 3.73 per cent of total capital imported in the third quarter of this year.


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system_rename(3f) - [M_system_FILE_SYSTEM] call rename(3c) to rename a system file (LICENSE:PD)
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function system_rename(input,output) result(ierr)
character(*),intent(in) :: input,output integer :: ierr
Rename a file by calling rename(3c). It is not recommended that the rename occur while either filename is being used on a file currently OPEN(3f) by the program.Both the old and new names must be on the same device.
INPUT system filename of an existing file to rename OUTPUT system filename to be created or overwritten by INPUT file. Must be on the same device as the INPUT file.
IERR zero (0) if no error occurs. If not zero a call to system_errno(3f) or system_perror(3f) is supported to diagnose error
Sample program:
program demo_system_rename use M_system, only : system_rename use M_system, only : system_remove use M_system, only : system_perror implicit none character(len=256) :: string integer :: ios, ierrExpected output:! try to remove junk files just in case ierr=system_remove(_scratch_file_) write(*,(a,i0)) should not be zero ,ierr call system_perror(*demo_system_rename*) ierr=system_remove(_renamed_scratch_file_) write(*,(a,i0)) should not be zero ,ierr call system_perror(*demo_system_rename*)
! create scratch file to rename open(unit=10,file=_scratch_file_,status=new) write(10,(a)) & & Test by renaming "_scratch_file_" to "_renamed_scratch_file_" write(10,(a)) IF YOU SEE THIS ON OUTPUT THE RENAME WORKED close(10) ! rename scratch file ierr=system_rename(_scratch_file_,_renamed_scratch_file_) if(ierr.ne.0)then write(*,*)ERROR RENAMING FILE ,ierr endif ! read renamed file open(unit=11,file=_renamed_scratch_file_,status=old) INFINITE: do read(11,(a),iostat=ios)string if(ios.ne.0)exit INFINITE write(*,(a))trim(string) enddo INFINITE close(unit=11)
! clean up ierr=system_remove(_scratch_file_) write(*,(a,i0)) should not be zero ,ierr ierr=system_remove(_renamed_scratch_file_) write(*,(a,i0)) should be zero ,ierr
end program demo_system_rename
> should not be zero -1 > *demo_system_rename*: No such file or directory > should not be zero -1 > *demo_system_rename*: No such file or directory > Test by renaming "_scratch_file_" to "_renamed_scratch_file_" > IF YOU SEE THIS ON OUTPUT THE RENAME WORKED > should not be zero -1 > should be zero 0
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NENETTE ET BONI By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Strand Releasing Director: Claire Denis Writer: Claire Denis Cast: Gregoire Colin, Jacques Nolot, Alice Houri, Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi Nenette et Boni takes place in Marseilles but as the film progresses, that French seaport town looks more like Metaphor City. Winner of the 1996 Locarno Film Festival Best Film award, this movie is nothing if not original: though its dysfunctional family theme has been dramatized in thousands of narratives, from Agamemnon, Medea and Lysistrata through Hamlet and The Myth of Fingerprints, director Claire Denis has forsaken narrative structure for a particularly elliptical method of telling her story. Particularly inviting is her way of letting her principal character slip into fantasies and dream sequences without giving the audience much of a clue as to which is reality and which is the illusion. But all this structural technique takes a back seat to the film's hub, which is the particular bond felt between the title characters, who are brother and sister. Denis seems to say throughout that there is something quite special about this attachment, a link not as closely associated with that between parent and child or an individual and his friends. Brothers and sisters may argue and become distant, suffer episodes of envy and hate; but they are the same flesh and blood. As Ms. Denis stated in an interview, "We don't know the bodies of our parents as we know those of our brothers and sisters....We were fed with the same milk, something creates a tie." Cinematographer Agnes Godard's camera focuses most of the time on 18-year-old Boni (Gregoire Colin), who, in an opening sequence fires his BB gun at his neighbor's cat.  A school dropout, he spends time in a pizza wagon when he "feels like working," but Boni, who like his sister Nenette despises his father, has a fantasy life that would be the envy of Walter Mitty. When he kneads the pizza dough, it is obvious to the audience that he is metaphorically caressing a woman's breast. When he gazes tenderly at a brioche, he is likewise thinking of a bosom. Boni has wet dreams particularly of a woman (Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi), the alluring and happy wife of an American baker (played humorously by the American actor, Vincent Gallo). We often are not sure whether his relationship with her is part of his fancy or is reality, particularly in a scene in which she has invited him for coffee and he is strangely passive. The core of Claire Denis's movie is the affinity between Nenette and Boni, each possessing what the other is lacking. Boni is tragically lonely, seeking connection though his dreams. He needs someone to fill the space. His 15-year-old sister Nenette, by contrast, is burdened with the last thing she wants: she is seven months' pregnant, too late to abort, and utterly indifferent to the baby when the birth takes place. The chemistry between brother and sister is the high point of this drama. Gregoire Colin is perhaps known to the American art-house crowd from his role in "Queen Margot" and has appeared in a number of French films with limited or no exposure in the States. Throughout the moments of friction between him and his sister, played by the Alice Houri (who has had relatively little exposure in film), the audience senses the love that flows beneath the surface, a fondness that reaches its peak when Boni rescues Nenette from a particularly silly attempt at home-made abortion. "Nenette and Boni" is likely to be off-putting to those who believe that cinema, as opposed to theater, is a realistic medium. Denis takes her time to develop her characters, during which duration we are unsure of what she is getting at. The piece comes together by the conclusion as Boni finds fulfillment, leaving Nenette at bay, yet to work out her difficulties. Not Rated. Running Time: 103 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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CITY OF ANGELS
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: *** OUT OF ****
United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 4/10/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:56 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Occasional profanity, discreet sex, brief male nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Meg Ryan, Denis Franz, Andre Braugher, Colm Feore Director: Brad Silberling Producers: Dawn Steel, Charles Roven Screenplay: Dana Stevens based on WINGS OF DESIRE Cinematography: John Seale Music: Gabriel Yared U.S. Distributor: Warner Brothers
As the world hurtles towards the end of the second millennium, there seems to be an increased awareness of mysticism and things spiritual. Suddenly, it's hip to believe in God (not necessarily a specific god -- an amorphous, non-denominational deity will do), an afterlife, and, of course, angels. The entertainment industry, never one to be left out on any trend, has thrown itself headlong into this one. On TV, the cloying "Touched by an Angel" is a hit -- a mainstay of many people's Sunday night viewing plans. And the movies have jumped on the bandwagon, too, giving us enough celestial beings in the last few years to crowd the head of a pin -- MICHAEL, THE PREACHER'S WIFE, WIDE AWAKE, and now CITY OF ANGELS. Add films that feature Satan and his minions (like DEVIL'S ADVOCATE and FALLEN) or less well-defined issues of mortality (i.e., CONTACT and THE SWEET HEREAFTER), and this list of titles explodes.
Most American-made motion pictures based on foreign originals tend to be huge disappointments. I could probably name 15 or 20 examples, but I'll confine myself to two obvious ones: THE VANISHING and DIABOLIQUE, both of which were so bad that they were insulting. There have been exceptions, of course. THE BIRDCAGE was an enjoyable Americanization of LA CAGE AUX FOLLES. SOMMERSBY did some interesting things with THE RETURN OF MARTIN GUERRE. And now CITY OF ANGELS has effectively re-worked (rather than re-made) Wim Wenders' 1988 art-house classic, WINGS OF DESIRE, by taking away some of the earlier film's more meditative elements and deepening the romantic aspect. The ending is completely, and surprisingly, different.
CITY OF ANGELS is based, not unexpectedly, in Los Angeles, which here is a literal "City of Angels," with the invisible celestial agents sitting high atop billboards and skyscrapers. Dressed like Heaven's Men in Black, the angels are an odd bunch. They spend their days and nights observing and occasionally offering comfort to select humans. They cannot touch, taste, or smell. They are immortal and ethereal. They live in a library and spend time at the beach in a kind of wordless communion.
Seth (Nicolas Cage) is just one of many angels assigned to Los Angeles. But, unlike most of his brethren, he has a strong desire to experience what it's like to be human. He seems to share the sentiment of a comment that he relates to fellow angel Cassiel (Andre Braugher): "What good would wings be if you couldn't feel the wind on your face?" One day, Seth is in a hospital to guide a dying man to the next life.  Later, he returns with the intention of soothing Maggie's distress, but it proves to be a difficult task. Soon, he is spending hours on end watching her, eventually revealing himself as a benevolent stranger. Seth has fallen in love with Maggie, but he thinks it's a doomed proposition until a angel- turned-human (Denis Franz) reveals that God gives all of his creations free will, and, if Seth wants it enough, he can shed his wings for a human body. But, just because Seth loves Maggie, there's no guarantee that she will reciprocate his feelings, and if he gives up his immortality for a romantic illusion, what then?
When it comes to heavenly matters, CITY OF ANGELS doesn't offer any particular insights. The movie does not ponder the meaning of life; rather, it shamelessly celebrates the human experience by demonstrating the monotony of endless voyeurism. On a somewhat less-intellectual level, it's also about sacrifice. But the film doesn't thrive on ideas alone (if it tried, it would be in trouble, since it's not that deep). Solid acting and positive chemistry are critical to CITY OF ANGELS' success.
Nicolas Cage is fine as Seth, although there are times when he doesn't quite fit into the angel's shoes. Cage is good as the detached observer, watching and waiting, but there's a quality of childlike innocence to Seth that he doesn't quite pull off. There's a scene in CITY OF ANGELS that is pretty much lifted from IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE, and it illustrates how much more convincing James Stewart was. Meg Ryan, as always, is delightful and ebullient as Maggie. This is a case of perfect casting -- I can only think of a few other actresses who are as good as Ryan in this kind of role. Her range -- despair and hope, pain and rapture -- places her work in CITY OF ANGELS alongside that in PRELUDE TO A KISS and COURAGE UNDER FIRE as proof that she is a capable, well-rounded dramatic talent. Meanwhile, in a supporting role (the one essayed by Peter Falk in WINGS OF DESIRE and its sequel, FARAWAY SO CLOSE), scene-stealing Denis Franz is delightful as the king of hedonism.
I suspect CITY OF ANGELS is going to remind many viewers of GHOST, but there's a big difference: this film is more true and less manipulative. (In tone, although not necessarily in content, it reminded me of TRULY MADLY DEEPLY.) Ultimately, it is a tear-jerker, but there's more to it than that. While the movie isn't as effective as WINGS OF DESIRE in developing the angels' culture and presenting a meditation upon spirituality, it gives us a pair of well-developed protagonists worth caring about and establishes a complex dynamic between them. CITY OF ANGELS is more romantic than profound, but Dana Stevens' script is thoughtful and intelligent, and I never felt insulted by what the characters say, do, or think. Director Brad Silberling, who previously made another supernatural tale, the live-action CASPER, effectively suggests the spiritual/material duality of the world. It's a subdued motion picture, but the lack of overt melodrama makes for a moving and involving story. Even for those enraptured by WINGS OF DESIRE, CITY OF ANGELS is strong enough to cast its own quietly romantic spell.
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Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active Ingredient
Polysorbate 80, 1%
Uses
- Temporary relief of discomfort, burning and irritation due to dryness of the eye or from exposure to wind, sun, computer use, environmental conditions, prescription medication, post-surgical dry eye or systemically induced dry eye.
- Lubricant and protectant from further irritation
Warnings
- For external use only
- To avoid contamination replace cap after use
- Do not touch the tip of the container to any surface to avoid contamination
- Do not use if solution changes color or becomes cloudy
Stop use and ask a doctor
- If you experience eye pain, changes in vision, continued redness or irritation, or if condition persists for more than 72 hours or worsens
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Store at 20 to 25° C (68 to 77° F)
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java.lang.Object | +--org.apache.catalina.valves.ValveBase | +--org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve
Implementation of the Valve interface that generates a web server
access log with the detailed line contents matching a configurable pattern.
The syntax of the available patterns is similar to that supported by the
Apache mod_log_config
module. As an additional feature,
automatic rollover of log files when the date changes is also supported.
Patterns for the logged message may include constant text or any of the following replacement strings, for which the corresponding information from the specified Response is substituted:
In addition, the caller can specify one of the following aliases for commonly utilized patterns:
%h %l %u %t "%r" %s %b
%h %l %u %t "%r" %s %b "%{Referer}i" "%{User-Agent}i"
FIXME - Improve the parsing so that things like
%{xxx}i
can be implemented.
| Field Summary | |
protected static java.lang.String |
info
The descriptive information about this implementation. |
protected LifecycleSupport |
lifecycle
The lifecycle event support for this component. |
protected static java.lang.String[] |
months
The set of month abbreviations for log messages. |
| Fields inherited from class org.apache.catalina.valves.ValveBase |
container, sm |
| Fields inherited from interface org.apache.catalina.Lifecycle |
START_EVENT, STOP_EVENT |
| Constructor Summary | |
AccessLogValve()
Construct a new instance of this class with default property values. |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addLifecycleListener(LifecycleListener listener)
Add a lifecycle event listener to this component. |
java.lang.String |
getDirectory()
Return the directory in which we create log files. |
java.lang.String |
getInfo()
Return descriptive information about this implementation. |
java.lang.String |
getPattern()
Return the format pattern. |
java.lang.String |
getPrefix()
Return the log file prefix. |
java.lang.String |
getSuffix()
Return the log file suffix. |
void |
invoke(Request request,
Response response,
ValveContext context)
Log a message summarizing the specified request and response, according to the format specified by the pattern property. |
boolean |
isResolveHosts()
Get the value of the resolve hosts flag. |
void |
log(java.lang.String message,
java.util.Date date)
Log the specified message to the log file, switching files if the date has changed since the previous log call. |
void |
removeLifecycleListener(LifecycleListener listener)
Remove a lifecycle event listener from this component. |
void |
setDirectory(java.lang.String directory)
Set the directory in which we create log files. |
void |
setPattern(java.lang.String pattern)
Set the format pattern, first translating any recognized alias. |
void |
setPrefix(java.lang.String prefix)
Set the log file prefix. |
void |
setResolveHosts(boolean resolveHosts)
Set the resolve hosts flag. |
void |
setSuffix(java.lang.String suffix)
Set the log file suffix. |
void |
start()
Prepare for the beginning of active use of the public methods of this component. |
void |
stop()
Gracefully terminate the active use of the public methods of this component. |
| Methods inherited from class org.apache.catalina.valves.ValveBase |
getContainer, setContainer |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected static final java.lang.String info
protected LifecycleSupport lifecycle
protected static final java.lang.String[] months
| Constructor Detail |
public AccessLogValve()
| Method Detail |
public java.lang.String getDirectory()
public void setDirectory(java.lang.String directory)
directory
- The new log file directorypublic java.lang.String getInfo()
getInfo
in interface Valve
getInfo
in class ValveBase
public java.lang.String getPattern()
public void setPattern(java.lang.String pattern)
pattern
- The new patternpublic java.lang.String getPrefix()
public void setPrefix(java.lang.String prefix)
prefix
- The new log file prefixpublic java.lang.String getSuffix()
public void setSuffix(java.lang.String suffix)
suffix
- The new log file suffixpublic void setResolveHosts(boolean resolveHosts)
resolveHosts
- The new resolve hosts valuepublic boolean isResolveHosts()
public void invoke(Request request, Response response, ValveContext context) throws java.io.IOException, javax.servlet.ServletException
pattern
property.
invoke
in interface Valve
invoke
in class ValveBase
request
- Request being processedresponse
- Response being processedcontext
- The valve context used to invoke the next valve
in the current processing pipeline
java.io.IOException
- if an input/output error has occurred
javax.servlet.ServletException
- if a servlet error has occurredpublic void log(java.lang.String message, java.util.Date date)
message
- Message to be loggeddate
- the current Date object (so this method doesn't need to
create a new one)public void addLifecycleListener(LifecycleListener listener)
addLifecycleListener
in interface Lifecycle
listener
- The listener to addpublic void removeLifecycleListener(LifecycleListener listener)
removeLifecycleListener
in interface Lifecycle
listener
- The listener to addpublic void start() throws LifecycleException
configure()
,
and before any of the public methods of the component are utilized.
start
in interface Lifecycle
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if this component has already been
started
LifecycleException
- if this component detects a fatal error
that prevents this component from being usedpublic void stop() throws LifecycleException
stop
in interface Lifecycle
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if this component has not been started
LifecycleException
- if this component detects a fatal error
that needs to be reported
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Journy is a mobile app that helps improve mental health through daily check ins.
_______“Can we create an experience to improve mental health that people feel comfortable using despite the stigma?”
Timeline: 1 day (Design Challenge)
Role: Interaction Design, Visual Design, Competitive Research
Journy is a mobile app that helps people suffering from mental illnesses track their mood everyday. When users rate their mood, they have the option to journal their thoughts or try out suggested activities like meditation and exercise to improve mental health.
I chose to create a solution for the mental health space since more than 6.7 million people live with a mental health condition in Canada (MHCC, 2013). Typically, healthy living is associated with physical health, but mental health is just as important. Even though there are many people living with mental health illnesses, 40% of people who experience symptoms do not seek help (MHCC, 2013). This is due to stigma and a high barrier of entry (i.e. booking appointments with doctors) so this app is meant to be a low barrier starting point to begin the process of improving mental health.
The target audience is people who want to improve their mental health but may be hesitant to seek help. Since the largest demographic of people experiencing mental illness are 15-24 year olds, the design uses friendly characters to guide through this journey (MHCC, 2013).
Currently, there are many mood tracker apps that have oversimplified views of human emotions. For example, Daylio, an app that has over 200K users, only uses emotions like “Rad, Good, Meh, Bad, Awful” but not all emotions fall into these. Additionally, most of these apps display mood statistics or let you journal about your emotions, but this doesn’t directly help alleviate anxious or depressive symptoms. This is where I saw a potential wedge for something new.
I started researching possibilities to improve mental health symptoms. I came across “Calm”, rated as #2 in the App Store, a simple app where users can freely browse calming music and meditation tracks to improve mindset and well being. The reviews were extremely positive, and people found it very helpful to improve their moods. Doing more research, I discovered that according to a medically reviewed article written by Holland (2019), exercise and self care routines can improve mental health symptoms significantly.
 This solution is an accessible way for people to recieve help which will act as a starting point for their journey in improving mental health. In my solution, I will also fix the mood rating to encompass a larger range of human emotion.
My solution is a mobile app that serves as an electronic journal for users to log their emotions, any depressive/anxious symptoms and journal their thoughts. Based off of the mood and symptoms, the app will suggest activities known to help improve mental health such as yoga, meditation, making a healthy snack, taking a walk or even reading a book. Users can re-rate their emotions after the activity so the app can improve the suggestion algorithm overtime if certain tasks seem to be more helpful.
Users are reminded by the app everyday to rate their mood. These notifications are an example of using the hook canvas which is important when trying to be consistent to build feedback loops and habits to help the user continually improve their mental health by using the guidance by the app. They can manage these notifications and their frequency in the settings.
According to a research paper, there are 8 basic mood types for human emotion. This should solve the problem of very vague moods in other competitive apps (Desmet, 2015).
Additionally, users will select symptoms they may possibly have since it is hard to self identify anxiety and depression. This will let the app get a better idea of what to suggest to improve mood later.
There is a journaling option for users to log their thoughts about that day. If they don’t feel like writing that day, they can skip writing.
It has been determined through research that accomplishing small tasks like tidying can help anxious or depressive symptoms. Self care routines like meditation, reading, breathing and exercise can also help. Journy will suggest activities based off of the mood and symptoms felt by the user. Sometimes people with anxiety and depression can feel overwhelmed by tasks so users have the option to skip it if they’re not up for it.
If users complete an activity, they are prompted to re-rate their mood so the app can better improve activity suggestions based on trends in mood and symptoms felt at the time.
Since there is stigma around mental health illnesses, and since the target audience are high school and university students, a time where self image is important, I designed an option for users to password protect their app which can be configured in settings. There is an option to use touch ID to reduce the amount of form entry. For newer phones, face ID can also be configured. Once logged in, they can access their home screen where they can view past journal entires and create new ones.
I chose to use a a teal-green for my primary colour since green is typically associated with life, renewal, freshness and safety which I felt would help users feel calm and a sense of growth as their mental health improved. As the secondary colour, I chose a pale orange colour since orange is associated with joy, warmth, change, encouragement, health and happiness which was what the app was trying to help users achieve. Overall, I kept the colours of the app very light and pastel to be warm yet calming.
Through this design challenge, I learned a lot about mental health and ways to improve anxious or depressive symptoms by self care routines. I learned about colours that would help users feel comfortable and safe as well as wording that made users feel secure as well.
Desmet, Pieter. (2015). Design for Mood: Twenty Activity-Based Opportunities to Design for
Mood Regulation. International Journal of Design. 9. 1-19.
Holland, K. (n.d.). Depression and Anxiety: Symptoms, Self-Help Test, Treatment, and More.
Retrieved January 18, 2019, from https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/ depression-and-anxiety#self--help-test
Mental Health Commission of Canada (2013). Making the case for investing in mental health
in Canada.


GPUE Output Format
GPUE outputs data in a simple ASCII format where all arrays have been re-indexed and output element-by-element in a 1 dimensional array. For 1 dimensional simulations, these values can be immediately plotted with separate plotters like gnuplot. For 2 and 3 dimensional simulations, a certain amount of data analysis is required; however, this should be straightforward depending on the application.
GPUE will automatically output the following files unless the -f
flag is used:
- V_0: The potential of the first timestep
- K_0: The momentum-space components used in the split-operator method
- Ax_0, Ay_0, Az_0: The gauge field in the x, y, and z directions
- Bx_0, By_0, Bz_0: The magnetic field in the x, y, and z directions
Note that if the -J
flag is used, the magnetic fields will be output in polar coordinates.
If the -W
flag is used, the wavefunction will be output every printstep, which is set by the -p
flag.
For example:
./gpue -e 1000 -W -p 100
will run GPUE in real-time for 1000 steps and output the wavefunction every timestep.
In 2 dimensions, this will also output vortex tracking values and in 3 dimensions, this will output an additional Edges_n
file, which is the sobel filter of the wavefunction density.
The Edges_n
file can be used for vortex highlighting in 3 dimensions.
The -d
flag sets the data directory relative to the gpue executable.
If the data directory does not exist, that directory will be created.
Reshaping arrays for usage in various scripting languages
If GPUE is run in 2 or 3 dimensions and it is necessary to analyze the data, it may be worthwhile to reshape
the data.
For example, in python, this might look like:
data = data_dir + "/" + val
lines = np.loadtxt(data)
A = np.reshape(lines, (xDim,yDim,zDim));
return A
This will create a 3 dimensional array that can be read as A[i,j,k]
.
A simlar procedure must be done in 2 dimensions, simply dropping the k
index and zDim
from the array indexing and reshaping function, respectively.
Params.dat file
GPUE holds many variables in an unordered map for usage within the code, itself.
This allows us to keep a name associated with each variable for dynamic equation parsing and also allows us to output each variable into a single file for data analysis later.
All of these variables can be found in the Params.dat
file in the data directory.
If the user needs a single variable for data analysis (such as xDim
or dx
), they can find it there.
An example can be found here:
[Params]
dpz=125664
sepMinEpsilon=0
y0_shift=0
a0z=7.62574e-06
x0_shift=0
dy=1.95313e-07
fudge=1
winding=0
mask_2d=0.00015
yMax=2.5e-05
laser_power=0
gdt=0.0001
omegaX=6.283
xMax=2.5e-05
gammaY=1
omega=1
z0_shift=0
omegaZ=6.283
dpy=125664
DX=0
box_size=2.5e-05
interaction=1
thresh_const=1
omegaY=6.283
mass=1.44316e-25
a_s=4.76e-09
angle_sweep=0
a0x=7.62574e-06
a0y=7.62574e-06
dpx=125664
gDenConst=4.6095e-51
dt=0.0001
Rxy=0.36659
zMax=2.5e-05
pyMax=1.6085e+07
pxMax=1.6085e+07
pzMax=1.6085e+07
dz=1.95313e-07
dx=1.95313e-07
plan_dim3=5
plan_3d=6
plan_other2d=2
yDim=256
kill_idx=-1
gsteps=1
esteps=1
zDim=256
plan_dim2=4
plan_2d=1
atoms=1
xDim=256
dimnum=3
printSteps=100
kick_it=0
ramp_type=1
gSize=16777216
device=2
charge=0
result=0
plan_1d=3


THREE COLORS: WHITE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
WHITE is a bitter sweet tragedy from Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski. Although it is the middle part of his three color trilogy (BLUE has already been shown in the US and RED is coming), each movie stands totally on its own. The movie is in French and Polish with English subtitles.
In the opening scene, the husband (Zbigniew Zamachowski) is in court being divorced by his wife (Julie Delpy) on the grounds that he has been unable to consummate the marriage. This opening sequence leads quickly to the rest of the movie which is about his seeking fortune and about his attempting to get back at his cruel wife for divorcing him.
The script written by Krzysztof Kieslowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz has a few nice twists that are kind of hard to guess. The movie takes place mainly in Poland. Zamachowski's acting is good as the common man who was wronged. Delpy's acting consists of standing around and looking beautiful. Don't get me wrong she does a super job at that, but you do not need an actress to stand up and look terrific - they could have hired a fashion model.
The movie's feel is that of a short story made into a movie. The only real complaint I have, other than there is not much substance, is that I found the ending too abrupt. Perhaps Red will be better; I never got to see Blue.
The movie is rated R for reasons I can not figure out. It is clearly a PG-13 show. It runs 1:32 and has the real potential for putting you to sleep in parts. I give the movie * 1/2 for the acting of the male lead and some fun plot twists, but I can not recommend to anyone.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: July 3, 1994
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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PING
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Alpha v1.2
Get psyched!
Rules:
PPS 2077 will count up to your # from 1, with the following exceptions:
Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping".
Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong".
Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 become "pingpong".
Numbers divisible by 11 become "Match!"
Numbers divisible by 50 become "Champion".
Numbers divisible by 100 become "Legendary".
How long do you want to play?
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pstog3, modem - Fax Modem Software
1. Introduction
This is a pair of programs which make an SGI Indy workstation behave like a
fax machine, for transmission of PostScript documents to a remote fax machine.
The first program, pstog3, is a filter which converts a
PostScript file into Group 3 fax format. The second, modem, takes
a document in Group 3 fax format, generates the appropriate tones using the
Indy audio output hardware, and squirts them down the 'phone line through a
PO-approved isolation device. The result is that the PostScript document
appears on a remote fax machine.
Full error checking is performed, and you can be confident that a fax has
been delivered if and only if the confirmation message ``Success - delivered
n pages'' is displayed.
It is not at present possible to receive faxes by these means. For
this reason, all faxes sent by these programs give the number of the office
fax machine (+44 1904 432767) as the identification of the originating
machine.
modem can also behave as a conventional
(non-fax) modem for interactive use of remote computers over a telephone line.
Both originate and answer modes are supported.
2. Examples
Sending a fax:
$ rlogin indy009
$ cat file.ps | pstog3 | modem -fax +441904432767
$ ^D
Calling the University dial-in modem bank (why?!)
$ rlogin indy009
$ modem -V22o +441904433830
$ ^D
(The programs pstog3 and modem are in
/usr/fisher/mipsbin.)
3. The program ``pstog3''
This filter converts PostScript into Group 3 fax format, a binary format
understood by all modern fax machines.
The input (on standard input) must be conforming PostScript, possibly
describing a multi-page document. The output (on standard output)
consists of a header, which contains a ``magic number''
(identifying the format as Group 3) and density information, followed by
concatenated bitmap images of each page.
3.1. Usage:
The optional argument -l specifies low vertical resolution,
viz. 100 dots per inch (dpi). The default is 200 dpi. The lower
resolution is required by some fax machines (see modem below).
The horizontal resolution is always 200 dpi.
The optional argument -v specifies ``verbose'' mode: if you give this
option, the program displays the page number of each page as it processes it.
If -n is specified, the header is omitted. This makes the output
suitable for input to the pbm package for further conversion, but
unsuitable for modem, since the resolution information, which
modem needs, is conveyed in the header.
3.2. Diagnostics
The message ``GhostScript failed!'' indicates that the input is not
conforming PostScript. The most common reasons are (1) it's not any sort of
PostScript - you gave it the wrong sort of file; and (2) it's encapsulated
PostScript, which has had its showpages removed. If it will print on
a PostScript printer, it ought to be acceptable to pstog3.
4. The program ``modem''
This program emulates a modem. In the ``fax'' mode, it accepts a Group 3
document from standard input and interacts, via a 'phone line, with a remote
fax machine, causing the document to be printed on the remote machine. In
the ``modem'' mode, it behaves like a ``terminal emulator'': it calls a remote
modem (presumably connected to a computer) and then transfers characters from
the keyboard (standard input) to the remote modem, and simultaneously from the
remote modem to the screen (standard output).
4.1. Usage:
modem [-{vmp7}] {-mode | -fax} [-bps bps ...] [+telnum | -ans]
4.1.1. Modem mode
-mode is one of:
-V21o, -V21a, -V22o, -V22a, -V23o or -V23a.
This parameter specifies the transmission standard for an interactive (non-fax) modem session. The ``a'' variants are
``answer mode'' (used by the modem at the called end of the link) and the ``o'' variants are ``originate mode''
(used by the modem at the calling end).
V.21 is a 300 baud standard, and V.23 is a 1200/75
baud standard, now little used. More useful are V.22 (1200 bps full-duplex DPSK)
and V.22 bis (2400 bps [bits per second] full-duplex DPSK), which are selected by the -V22[oa] option. The
program ``handshakes'' with the remote modem, and the bis (2400 bps) variety will be selected if the other modem
can handle it, which is almost always the case. To force V.22 (1200 bps) or V.22 bis (2400 bps),
use the -bps 1200 or -bps 2400 parameter (respectively) with -V22[oa].
Faster speeds will probably be available in later versions of the software!
For more information, see the appropriate
ITU V-series recommendation or the
ITU's World Wide Web home page.
4.1.2. Fax mode
If you specify -fax instead of -mode, the program
accepts a Group 3 fax document (possibly
multi-page) from standard input and sends it to the specified fax machine.
A 200 dpi fax takes up to twice as long to send as a 100 dpi one.
Not all fax machines support 200 dpi. If you see a message
*** Info: Remote fax can't do 200 dpi; try -l
re-create the Group 3 file by running pstog3, this time specifying
-l on the pstog3 command line, and re-run the modem
command.
4.1.3. Other options
The -v option specifies ``verbose'' mode: if you give this
option, the program displays low-level protocol information as it progresses.
The -m option means ``route via Mercury 131'': you will be prompted
for a Mercury PIN, which will not be echoed to the screen, and ``131...'' will be
prefixed to the specified number.
If you specify -p, the call will be logged as ``private'' (rather than
``departmental''): someone will come chasing you for payment, which ought to be
less than £1 per page!
-7 forces 7-bit communication: the parity bit will be stripped (set to
zero) in transmissions to and from the remote modem.
Telephone numbers are given in international form, even for U.K. numbers,
local numbers, and University extensions; see Examples above. If you specify
-ans instead of a telephone number, the modem ``picks up'' the line and gives the
standard V.25 answering sequence, instead of dialing a number. This option is used on
dial-in modem lines in conjunction with auto-answer (ring-detect) hardware and software.
If you specify -ans, you will generally use an ``a'' mode (e.g. -V22a);
If you specify a telephone number, you will generally use an ``o'' mode (e.g. -V22o).
4.2. Diagnostics
Messages of the form
give you information; they are not error messages, even dire-sounding ones like
Messages of the form
indicate that something has gone wrong, and the document could not be
delivered. If you see:
*** Info: Success - delivered n pages
you can be confident that the document has been delivered successfully and in
its entirety.
4.3. Bugs
The program has been tested on only a small number of fax machines. It ought
to work with all modern, fast machines; older machines might use an older
version of the protocol, in which case you might see the message
*** Error: Remote fax can't do V.29
There might possibly be problems sending to faxes which are answered manually,
or which share a line with a telephone or an answering machine: fax switches
are notoriously temperamental.
Note that V.27ter is not implemented. This is an older, slower
standard than V.29. Despite being older and slower, it's more complicated to
implement.
The ITU standards documents are no longer free.
5. Resource implications
modem will of course only work on an Indy which has a suitable
approved connection to a 'phone line. For the present, that means indy009
(which is mine). All usage of modem is logged; the Mercury PIN
however is not stored in the log file - you'll have to take my word for that.
The only cost involved, in realistic terms (e.g. neglecting the cost of
electricity to run the hardware), is the cost of the 'phone call. I suppose a
realistic modus operandi for potential users is to restrict their use
to departmental business only, unless the -m or -p switch
is used.
My 'phone can't make international calls, so your faxes are restricted, for the
moment, to destinations in the U.K. If you have a personal Mercury 131 account,
however, you can send personal faxes anywhere, at any time.
Tony Fisher /
fisher@minster.york.ac.uk


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CSS Positioning CheatSheet
The Box Model
All HTML elements can be considered as boxes. In CSS, the term "box model" is used when talking about design and layout. The CSS box model is essentially a box that wraps around HTML elements, and it consists of: margins, borders, padding, and the actual content. The box model allows us to add a border around elements, and to define space between elements. The image below illustrates the box model:
Explanations of Parts
- Content - The content of the box, where text and images appear
- Padding - Clears an area around the content. The padding is transparent
- Border - A border that goes around the padding and content
- Margin - Clears an area outside the border. The margin is transparent
- Total element width = width + left padding + right padding + left border + right border + left margin + right margin
- Total element height = height + top padding + bottom padding + top border + bottom border + top margin + bottom margin
Display Property
- Inline - An inline element will accept margin and padding, but the element still sits inline as you might expect. Margin and padding will only push other elements horizontally away, not vertically. An inline element will not accept height and width. It will just ignore it.
- Block - A number of elements are set to block by the browser UA stylesheet. They are usually container elements, like

,

, and

. Also text "blocks" like

and

. Block level elements do not sit inline but break past them. By default (without setting a width) they take up as much horizontal space as they can. - Inline-block An element set to inline-block is very similar to inline in that it will set inline with the natural flow of text (on the "baseline"). The difference is that you are able to set a width and height which will be respected.
- None - Totally removes the element from the page. Note that while the element is still in the DOM, it is removed visually and any other conceivable way (you can't tab to it or its children, it is ignored by screen readers, etc).
Position Property
The position value in CSS deals with layout and manipulating elements to be in your desired visual place. There are only the five values shown above, and really only three since static and inherit are fairly rarely needed for this property.
- Static Every element is static positioned by default. The element resides in the normal page flow. left/right/top/bottom/z-index have no effect on a static positioned element. There is rarely a need to set this value unless the element has been set with another matching selector to a different value and you need to set it back.
- Relative Element's original position (as if it were static) remains in the flow of the document. But now left/right/top/bottom/z-index do work. The positional properties "nudge" the element from the original position in that direction.
- Absolute Element is removed from the flow of the document (other elements will behave as if it's not even there). All the other positional properties work on it. Essentially you are able to declare the exact position you want the element to appear.
Note that 1) without a wset, the element will stretch only as wide as the content it contains and 2) you can set, for instance, both a left and right value and the element will stretch to touch both points. So you can fill a screen by setting top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; - Fixed Element is removed from the flow of the document like absolute positioned elements. In fact they behave almost the same, only fixed positioned elements are always relative to the document, not any particular parent, and are unaffected by scrolling. It's usually used to provide a persistant visual element, like navigation bar that is always visible.
- Inherit The position value doesn't cascade, so this can be used to specifically force it to, and inherit the positioning value from its parent.
Absolute Positioning Inside Relative Positioning
A page element with relative positioning gives you the control to absolutely position children elements inside of it.
The relative positioning on the parent is the big deal here. Look what would happen if you forgot that:
What is happening is the absolutely positioned elements are positioning themselves in relation to the body element instead of their direct parent. So if the browser window grows, that one in the bottom left is going to stick with the browser window, not hang back inside like his well behaved brother from the first image.
Float Property
Aside from the simple example of wrapping text around images, floats can be used to create entire web layouts.
This same layout could be accomplished using relative positioning on container and absolute positioning on the avatar as well. In doing it this way, the text would be unaffected by the avatar and not be able to reflow on a size change.
Clearing the Float
Float's sister property is clear. An element that has the clear property set on it will not move up adjacent to the float like the float desires, but will move itself down past the float.
Clear has four valid values as well. Both is most commonly used, which clears floats coming from either direction. Left and Right can be used to only clear the float from one direction respectively. None is the default, which is typically unnecessary unless removing a clear value from a cascade.


Louth County Council
36 new homes planned for Blackrock, County Louth
Planning lodged with Louth County Council
by Donard McCabeA new housing development may be on the way to Blackrock after a planning application for 36 new homes was lodged with Louth County Council.
The application made by BWH Developments Ltd, seeks to build 36 new residential units on a site at The Loakers, Blackrock Road, Blackrock as follows:
One three-storey block comprising 12 two bed apartments; one three-storey block comprising six one-bedroom and six two-bedroom apartments; one two-storey block of apartments comprising four one-bedroom and four two bedroom apartments and four semi-detached two bedroom bungalows.
The application also includes plans for the construction of a public pavement along part of Bothar Maol.
A decision is due on the application, which is at a pre-validation stage, by January 3, 2020, with submissions due by December 4, 2019.


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'The Truman Show'
A movie review by Walter Frith
Member of the 'Internet Movie Critics Association' http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/5713/index.html
As Jim Carrey's career moves forward, we are reminded that under the rubber face of a stellar comedian is a man with the potential of being a great actor. Surely, Carrey has a long road ahead of him to prove he has the endurance of Robin Williams, who began his career much in the same way that Carrey did and is presently celebrating his career achievements with an Oscar. It will be interesting to see where Carrey is in 10 years. Definitely a bankable star, Carrey went for but fell just short of the record for having five consecutive films earn 100 million dollars or more, domestically, at the box office. 'Ace Ventura: Pet Detective' (1994), 'The Mask' (1994), 'Dumb and Dumber' (1994), and 'Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls' (1995) all made more than 100 million but Carrey's disappointing romp in 'The Cable Guy' (1996) snapped the streak he was going for. In case you're wondering, the record belongs to Tom Cruise, whose five consecutive 100 million dollar efforts are 'A Few Good Men' (1992), 'The Firm' (1993), 'Interview With the Vampire' (1994), 'Mission Impossible' (1996), and 'Jerry Maguire' (1996). A recent analysis of the movie industry reveals that Cruise is actually 3rd among active box office stars for total money grossed worldwide. 2nd is Tom Hanks and Harrison Ford is #1.
Meet Truman Burbank. He's the first person to ever be legally adopted by a corporation. The reason: to put his whole life on television for the entertainment of a global audience, 24 hours a day, and without commercial interruption. As 'The Truman Show' begins, Truman (Jim Carrey) is a happy go-lucky fellow, well into his thirties who lives in the virtual reality town of Seahaven where some 5,000 hidden cameras operate to capture the events that unfold in Truman's life. Actually and as described as virtual reality, Truman's world in the small town is actually a giant television studio, the largest ever constructed, behind the "HOLLYWOOD" sign and along with the Great Wall of China, is the only man made object visible from outer space. Truman's wife (Laura Linney) and his best friend (Noah Emmerich) are actors and the town's population are extras for the staging of the entire television production under the control of a well meaning but misguided producer named Christof (Ed Harris).
Truman's life is kept well under control and the film is convincing in its explanation of why Truman has never left Seahaven, even for a vacation. He longs for his first true love (Natascha McElhone) who left him earlier in his life when she was about to reveal the truth about Truman's life as a t.v. show and the studio set up in general and she was pulled from the production by Christof. Even more convincing and cleverly executed by the film makers is the way that Truman begins to learn the truth about his life and how he has been deceived. Little by little and slowly but surely, he begins to discover elements that lead him to believe that something isn't quite right with his life and he is determined to seek out the truth. Easier said than done as Christof keeps him locked in the studio as his attempts to leave are usually compounded with a weather storm, available by remote control or a road block accompanied by some story of disaster such as a forest fire or contamination spill, preventing Truman from leaving.
As described in 1976's 'Network' by news anchor turned tabloid prophet Howard Beale (Peter Finch), television is in the "boredom killing" business in which each scenario must be packaged into a neat 30 or 60 minute time slot. 'The Truman Show' elevates that theory as Truman Burbank's life is real and the purpose of television is inverted in his case and messages about the big brother syndrome are also well displayed as a metaphor and the film's most important quality is the message of how the human spirit will not be contained by anyone or for anyone.
Writer Andrew Niccol has penned an entertaining, evenly constructed and strikingly original screenplay which is among the most interesting seen so far in the 90's and director Peter Weir is the perfect man to have made 'The Truman Show'. His previous films such as 'Gallipoli' (1981), 'The Year of Living Dangerously' (1983), 'Witness' (1985), and 'Dead Poet's Society' (1989), are all examples of how films can entertain without injecting any elements of the usual Hollywood endings which are often pretentious, a cop out or just downright unbelievable. 'The Truman Show' will leave you wondering what is more important: one man's life living in Utopia or the challenge of living life with all of its hurdles? It's an interesting question not often asked by Hollywood in such an original or thought provoking manner.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2 (plus extra macarons)
Dietary
This decadent and impressive dessert combines wine and chocolate for a grown-up take on mousse.
For this recipe you will need silicone paper, a sugar thermometer, an electric whisk and a piping bag fitted with a 7mm plain nozzle.
For the macarons, preheat the oven to 140C/120C Fan/Gas 1. Line 2 baking trays with silicone paper and draw 12 well-spaced circles, each 4.5cm/1¾in in diameter, onto each sheet of paper. Turn the silicone paper over but make sure that you can still see the circular templates.
Blend the icing sugar and ground almonds to a fine powder in a food processor, scraping the mixture from the sides of the bowl halfway through. Set aside.
Dissolve the caster sugar in 50ml/2fl oz water in a saucepan, then bring the mixture to the boil. Continue to boil until the mixture reaches 110C on a sugar thermometer. (Caution: do not leave the pan unattended.)
Meanwhile, whisk the egg whites in a large bowl using an electric whisk set to a high speed, until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed.
Gradually add the sugar syrup to the egg whites in a thin stream, whisking continuously for at least 2 minutes, until the egg-white mixture is smooth and glossy and has cooled slightly.
Transfer half of the meringue to a clean bowl, then sieve the ground almond mixture over it and whisk together to form a thick paste. Gently fold in the remaining meringue – you will end up with a smooth mixture that will be easy to pipe.
Spoon the macaron mixture into a piping bag fitted with a 7mm plain nozzle. Secure the silicone paper to the baking trays by piping a dab of the macaron mixture into each corner.
Pipe dollops of the mixture onto the silicone paper, using the templates - aim to just fill each circle. While piping, hold the bag upright and press down lightly to fill the circle with just enough macaron mixture, then quickly whip away the nozzle so that the macaron mixture settles to create a smooth surface. If the mixture doesn't settle of its own accord, use a wet finger to gently press down any peaks.
Set the macarons aside for at least 30 minutes, until the circles have spread slightly and settled.
Bake the macarons in the oven for 20-25 minutes, or until the shells have a crust on them and have risen slightly. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool on the baking sheet.
For the chocolate mousse, suspend a heatproof bowl over a pan of barely simmering water. (Do not allow the base of the bowl to touch the water.) Add the chocolate and butter and stir together until melted. Remove the bowl from the heat and set aside.
Suspend a separate heatproof bowl over the pan of water and whisk the egg yolks and sugar together until pale and thick. Remove the pan from the heat, keeping the bowl inside it.
Whisk the egg whites in a large bowl using an electric whisk set to a high speed, until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed.
Half-fill 2 large wine glasses or glass dessert bowls with a few macaron shells (crumble them if necessary). Drizzle a little red wine over each.
Whisk the warm chocolate mixture into the egg yolk and sugar mixture until well combined, then lift the bowl from the saucepan and gently fold in the egg whites, a spoonful at a time, until they are totally incorporated into the mousse mixture.
Fill the wine glasses with the mousse mixture and top each with one more macaron shell. Chill in the fridge for 2 hours, until set - or until ready to serve.


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Carphone Warehouse selling Nokia 6.2 64GB for £159.99 in the UK
by StipeIn United Kingdom, the Nokia 6.2 was briefly available via Nokia Mobile’s official online store before going as an exclusive to Carphone Warehouse. The price on both sites was 199.99 pounds, but just a few days letter, Carphone Warehouse is selling the device at a reduced price.
The Nokia 6.2 can now be purchased via CW for 159.99 GBP. The device is available just in black and SIM free. The offer can be checked here.
A 40 pounds price reduction in a matter of days is really a strange move. There is no indication on the site if this is some temporary discount, so it’s probably a permanent price reduction.
Thanks Oskar for the tip. 🙂


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We provide several datasets to the community. Please also check our FAQ page for more information.
The analysis scripts and the summary-level datasets (the meta-analyzed GWAS summary statistics, the results from fine-mapping analysis, the snpnet polygenic risk score models, and the multi-PRS models) used in Genetics of 35 blood and urine biomarkers in the UK Biobank (Sinnott-Armstrong, Tanigawa, et al., bioRxiv 2019; doi:10.1101/660506) are available from GitHub and figshare, respectively.
The analysis scripts and the summary-level datasets (GWAS summary statistics of glaucoma and intraocular pressure) used in Rare protein-altering variants in ANGPTL7 lower intraocular pressure and protect against glaucoma (Tanigawa, et al., PLoS Genetics 2020; doi:10.1371/journal.pgen.1008682) are available from GitHub and figshare, respectively. Please also see highlights of the study for more information.
The analysis scripts used in Assessing Digital Phenotyping to Enhance Genetic Studies of Human Diseases (DeBoever, Christopher, et al. "Assessing digital phenotyping to enhance genetic studies of human diseases." The American Journal of Human Genetics 106.5 (2020): 611-622.) are available from GitHub. The table of the genetic correlation estimated from UK Biobank are available for Download in Github public resources.
Below are downloads corresponding to "Polygenic risk modeling with latent trait-related genetic components" (Aguirre, et. al.; EJHG 2021). Methods and downloads descriptions for these supplementary files can be found in the manuscript, as well as in the project GitHub. The weights for the model instance described in the manuscript (see below) are also available on figshare.
Please refer to the manuscript and GitHub (links above) for additional information, including performance measures for risk models derived from these data.
The analysis scripts and the summary-level datasets used in Components of genetic associations across 2,138 phenotypes in the UK Biobank highlight adipocyte biology (Tanigawa, et al., Nature Communications 2019; doi:10.1038/s41467-019-11953-9) are available from GitHub and figshare, respectively. Please see the DeGAs app page for more information.
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sass:
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Using a custom environment
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Either can be established
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Setting nunjucks.templatePath
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Setting nunjucks.environment
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- The mission of the Utica Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology is to provide talented students an opportunity to excel in an environment rich in integrated studies and advanced placement topics.
- The Utica Center for Mathematics, Science, and Technology is a specially designed four-year program for students of the Utica Community Schools in grades nine through twelve. This program has been developed for the academically talented student who has an interest in mathematics, science, computer science and curriculum integrated technology. The Center was established in August of 1996 and is comprised of students from the four Utica district high schools: Eisenhower, Henry Ford II, Stevenson, and Utica. The UCMST is an active member of the National Consortium for Specialized Secondary Schools of Mathematics, Science and Technology.
- Students are selected for the UCMST in the spring of their eighth grade year. Students who have been previously enrolled in the accelerated Project Math Program in the seven Utica junior high schools are eligible to apply. Selection of the top 75 students from approximately 225+ applicants is determined by academic record, performance on achievement and aptitude tests, and a letter of intent. All UCMST students are preparing for college careers.
- The faculty is comprised of eight instructors and a counselor/dean of students. All faculty members have masters or specialist degrees. Their preparation, experience and creativity characterize the teaching staff.
- All students have one half day of course work at their home high schools including English, social studies, and electives. Students are transported to the Center for their mathematics, science, and technology instruction. While all UCMST subjects are taught each day, highly flexible time scheduling fosters opportunities for innovative labs, projects, and instruction.
- Although all courses are taught at an accelerated or Advanced Placement level, UCMST grades are unweighted and are averaged with the grades at the student's home high school to determine both grade point average and class rank. The student's home high school profile explains graduation requirements and grade point averaging guidelines.
| ACT | Mean |
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| Mean Mathematics Score | 32.0 |
| Mean Science Reasoning Score | 30.7 |
| Mean Composite Score | 31.0 |
| Advanced Placement Tests | Mean |
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| Biology | 4.6 |
| Calculus BC | 4.6 |
| Calculus AB (subscore) | 4.6 |
| Chemistry | 4.2 |
| Computer Science A | 4.0 |
| Physics | 4.0 |
- The Utica Community Schools district graduated 2,183 students in the spring of 2012. Of the 92 districtwide valedictorians, 27 were UCMST students as well as 2 of the 11 salutatorians. Overall, 64 of the UCMST Class of 2012 graduated with honors.
UCMST students earned over $5.8 million in academic scholarships to further their education.
- College level instruction and facilities enable the UCMST students to have the following academic experience and credentials: one and one half credits of C++ and Java, readiness for Calculus III, laboratory proficiency in analytic methods and biotechnology including polymerase chain reactions and sequencing and experience with multivariable research in a "Design of Experiments" statistical model. Scientific research is a formal integrated four-year academic strand for all students.
- The UCMST Junior Internship Program has been recognized by the Michigan Department of Education. Each junior is given a career experience in a selected professional setting. Recent internships include: transplant surgery, orthopedic research and cardiology at Henry Ford Detroit Hospital; engineering at FANUC Robotics, Ford Michigan Proving Ground, Trompeter Enterprises and Custom Biogenics; emergency room medicine at Mt. Clemens Regional Medical Center, St. John - Macomb Hospital and Detroit Receiving; nurse anesthetist at Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital and Henry Ford Hospital - Warren; software development at Siemens, Vectorform Game Design and eyeWyre Software Studios. Each student develops a formal presentation of his or her experience in the fall of the senior year.
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Advanced Algebra/Geometry OR Advanced Algebra/Discrete Math |
Biochemistry/ Foundations of Research | Foundations of Calculus/AP Statistics | **and any of the following two |
| C++ Programming/Statistics | Analysis | AP Chemistry | AP Biology |
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| AP JAVA Programming |
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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled by: K.P. Huber and G. Herzberg
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G 1Σ | 33225.9 | 599.1 H | 2.6 | G → X | 33220.1 H | |||||||
| d'Incan, Effantin, et al., 1972 | ||||||||||||
| F 1Σ | 25831.8 | [555.59] Z | 2.6 H | 0.25815 | 0.000169 | 0.210E-6 | 1.9520 | F → X R | 25806.28 Z | |||
| d'Incan, Effantin, et al., 1972; Effantin, Wannous, et al., 1976 | ||||||||||||
| E 1Π | 24474.10 | 543.42 Z | 2.28 | 0.25647 1 | 0.000161 | 0.227E-6 | 1.9584 | E → X R | 24439.98 Z | |||
| Effantin, Wannous, et al., 1976 | ||||||||||||
| D 1Π | 20047.8 | 569.7 H | 2.5 | [0.2592] 2 | [0.22E-6] | [1.948] | D → X R | 20027.33 Z | ||||
| d'Incan, Effantin, et al., 1972; Effantin, Wannous, et al., 1976 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| C | (18894.1) | 605.5 H | 2.5 | C → (X) | 18891.5 H | |||||||
| d'Incan, Effantin, et al., 1972 | ||||||||||||
| B 1Π | 16799.9 | [576.08] Z | 2.5 H | [0.26241] 3 | 0.0016 | [0.203E-6] | [1.9361] | B → X R | 16784.52 Z | |||
| d'Incan, Effantin, et al., 1972; missing citation | ||||||||||||
| A 1Σ | 16164.66 | 587.95 Z | 2.58 | 0.26356 | 0.00162 | 0.208E-6 | 1.9319 | A → X R | 16152.73 Z | |||
| missing citation | ||||||||||||
| X 1Σ(+) | 0 | 611.79 Z | 2.54 | 0.26764 | 0.00156 | 0.204E-6 | 1.9171 |
| 1 | Λ-type doubling, Δvfe = (+)0.00030J(J+1). |
| 2 | Λ-type doubling, Δvfe = (-)0.0032J(J+l). |
| 3 | Λ-type doubling, Δvfe(v=0) = (-)0.00060J(J+1). |
| 4 | The dissociation energy was estimated Zmbov and Margrave, 1968 at 5.9 eV. |
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d'Incan, Effantin, et al., 1972
d'Incan, J.; Effantin, C.; Bacis, R.,
Spectre electronique de la molecule LuF,
J. Phys. B:, 1972, 5, 189. [all data]
Effantin, Wannous, et al., 1976
Effantin, C.; Wannous, G.; d'Incan, J.; Athenour, C.,
Rotational analysis of selected bands from the electronic spectrum of the LuF molecule,
Can. J. Phys., 1976, 54, 279. [all data]
Zmbov and Margrave, 1968
Zmbov, K.F.; Margrave, J.L.,
Mass spectrometric studies of scandium, yttrium, lanthanum, and rare-earth fluorides,
Advan. Chem. Ser., 1968, 72, 267. [all data]
Go To: Top, Constants of diatomic molecules, References
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