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The Bermuda TriangleBack in the 1970s, before "The X-Files" made alien rectal probes the preferred departure point from consensus reality, there was the Bermuda Triangle.The Bermuda Triangle (aka the Devil's Triangle) is a three-sided zone in the Atlantic Ocean stretching approximately from Miami, Fla., to Bermuda to San Juan, Puerto Rico. Planes, boats and people go in to the Bermuda Triangle, and some of them don't go out. This in itself is not particularly remarkable. There are many places in the world which have the ethereal and mystical quality known in scientific circles as "being very dangerous." No, the Triangle's claim to fame is pretty much centered around the particular penchant for the aforementioned boats and planes to disappear without a trace. No wreckage, no bodies, no survivors. Just "bye-bye to reality"... Which is the mantra we must utter before delving into the Triangle ourselves. The historical root of the Bermuda Triangle legend dates back the time that superstitious Europeans first hit the Atlantic Ocean in their flimsy little boats. Columbus, sailing the ocean blue in (you guessed it) 1492, ran into a strange oceanic phenomenon known as the Sargasso Sea, which is not coincidentally located in the center of the triangle. The Sargasso Sea was a large floating mass of seaweed that no one had ever seen the like of. It looked dangerous and entangling but was relatively innocuous in practice. Hordes of eels migrate there every year to mate and die, which also looked more dangerous than it actually was. A legend of eerie splendiferous danger arose around the region of the Sargasso Sea, what with the tangling and eel-death-screwing. A diary entry from Columbus citing a light on the horizon has been expanded into a full-bore rectal probe chariot of fire by Triangle enthusiasts, but it's frankly underwhelming. The next major incident chalked up to the Triangle's nefarious influence is the mysterious case of the Marie Celeste. In 1872, the Marie Celeste was found abandoned, as if the crew and passengers had very suddenly leapt up from their chairs and abandoned ship, leaving meals half-eaten and card games half-played. What is especially mysterious about the case of the Marie Celeste is how it ever got attached to the Bermuda Triangle, since it set sail from New York and was discovered derelict in the Azores, which in scientific terms is "nowhere fuckin' close to" the Bermuda Triangle. The modern version of the Bermuda Triangle story sprang not from the muck-covered, eel-spunk sea, but from the otherwise innocuous-seeming air. In 1945, the infamous Flight 19 set out on a training mission in the "triangle." There were five Avenger bombers in Flight 19. A radio transmission indicated that the planes encountered problems with their compasses. The weather was reported to be inclement. The mission was never heard from again. A rescue plane sent out to look for the missing pilots was subsequently also lost without a trace. Now, all this in itself is not particularly remarkable. Given the state of aerodynamic technology at the time and the weather conditions, the concept that the planes crashed at sea is basically sound. The failure to find any wreckage, while noteworthy, is also not especially profound, given that things tend to sink into the ocean, which is (in scientific terms) "very, very deep." Over the next several years, various other planes and boats disappeared in the region, while other reported odd phenomena such as compasses going nuts. People occasionally reported seeing lights and spooky smoke. All this made for the seeds of a nice, local ghost story, but not one of the great supernatural mysteries of our time. To elevate any single set of data to legendary status, one of two things is required: A genuine and profound mystery, or some one person who is willing to say there is a genuine and profound mystery loudly and repeatedly enough that people start to believe it. In the case of the Bermuda Triangle, that man was Charles Berlitz. Like George W Bush, Berlitz based his credibility in large part of famous ancestry (he was the grandson of famous linguist Maximilian Berlitz) and a Yale education. Also like Bush, it's unclear whether his success at selling a bill of goods is based on a) his own unreserved faith in the truth of his statements despite all evidence to the contrary or b) a gift for cynically manipulating gullible people. In 1974, Berlitz published "The Bermuda Triangle," a potboiler of a "non-fiction" book that listed the various disappearances, embellished them considerably and offered a variety of frankly ludicrous explanations for the trend, including alien kidnappings, lost technology from Atlantis, dimensional portals opening as the result of freak magnetic storms, and some sort of thing having to do with time travel that's not entirely clear. Due in part to Berlitz's shamelessly enraptured prose stylings, the book was a smash hit bestseller, going through multiple printings and inspiring numerous bad movies, as well as a virtually endless number of sweeps-week specials for the Discovery Channel. In some cases, Berlitz simply embellished the existing official accounts of disappearances. In others, he pulled statement of alleged fact out of the air, despite evidence to the contrary. (The technique served him well in subsequent books on Roswell and the Philadelphia Experiment, an alleged WWII secret project allegedly gone disastrously awry. Never one to forget his roots, Berlitz espouses a worldview in which both of these "conspiracies" are tied back to the the Bermuda Triangle.) Perhaps the most damning evidence to debunk the Bermuda Triangle mystery is the fact that the U.S. government is perfectly happy to cough up every scrap of information it has on the phenomenon (as opposed to, say, Area 51). According to the Navy's official statement on the Bermuda Triangle, "countless theories attempting to explain the many disappearances have been offered throughout the history of the area. The most practical seem to be environmental and those citing human error." Bearing in mind that compass issues were the reported cause of the Flight 19 disappearance, the Navy points out that the Triangle is one of two regions in the world in which, by virtue of the curvature of the earth, compasses that point toward the magnetic North Pole also point "true north," to zero longitude, zero latitude. Normally, there is a significant variance between the compass direction "north" and "true north," and the phenomenon requires special calibrations for navigators. There's a similar region in the corresponding spot in the Eastern Hemisphere, also noted for disappearances. According to the official statement, "The Coast Guard is not impressed with supernatural explanations of disasters at sea." The Rotten Library, which prides itself on being substantially more open-minded than the Coast Guard, must nevertheless admit to not being particularly impressed with the "mystery" of the Bermuda Triangle. Until such time as we see an opportunity to push a best-selling book on a gullible public, that is. We do like to keep our options open. |


README¶ ↑
Brief description¶ ↑
Finished and closed project (at least for now)
A simple phorum in rails, including basic user and permission management, categories and topics. I started this project to learn Rails. For this reason I didn't follow any particular code style, usually making similar things in different ways. Also, I kept the CSS at a minimum and I don't plan to make this forum any “prettier”. However, feel free to contribute in this or any other way :-)
Main features¶ ↑
A category contains many topics, a topic contains many posts. The topics and posts are shown in pages when needed. A topic itself contains a message, and it's seen on top of all pages of this topic. Under the topic's message there are the posts, ordered so that the bottom ones were published later.
In Phorum, the guests can only read posts and user info, and there are three permission levels for registered users:
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Level 2: User. Can make new posts and topics. Also, has power over his content (can edit or remove) and his profile. If he removes his account, all his messages will be edited so they say “DELETED”.
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Level 1: Moderator. Has power over all posts and topics.
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Level 0: Admin. Has power over all users, can edit their profiles with some extra fields: An admin can change the permission level of another user and he can remove them in a way that all his posts and topics are totally deleted. Also, an admin has power over the categories and can create new ones. If there is no admin account in the Phorum, the next registered user becomes automatically an admin.
A topic is considered to be updated when someone posts something new OR a post is edited, so the last updated post doesn't have to be the same as in the “Last post” link.
When someone posts a link, it's transformed into an actual clickable link. If the link happens to be an image, the image is placed into the post. I've been extra careful with these features and made many security tests.
Versions and dependencies¶ ↑
Requirements to make this work:
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ruby 2.0.0
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Rails 4.1.4
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mysql2 (this gem works well with MariaDB: mariadb.org )
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tzinfo-data (only for Windows)
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devise
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will_paginate 3.0
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rails_autolink
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rails-perftest
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ruby-prof
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sass-rails 4.0.3
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uglifier 1.3.0
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coffe-rails 4.0.0
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jquery-rails
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turbolinks
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jbuilder 2.0
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scod 0.4.0
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Installation¶ ↑
This project was developed on Windows, because any idiot could do it in Linux. There is no honor in going by the easy path. However, these instructions are for GNU/Linux systems, and were tested in Ubuntu:
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First, ensure that you have your ruby on rails environment correctly installed, with the same or above versions as specified above. You should also have the bundler gem installed with rails, check it with
bundle -v
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Then comes the database configuration. The phorum should work well with MySQL or MariaDB.
apt-get install mariadb-server mariadb-client libmariadbd-dev libmariadbclient-dev
should do the trick. Then you mess withconfig/database.yml
file (the default configuration should work also) and create the database and user accordingly in the usual mysql syntax. -
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bundle install
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rake db:migrate
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Run
rails s
, go to localhost:3000. If everything went well, you should be seeing the Phorum main page, with no categories yet. Sign up and create some!
The project is also Windows-ready, but it's still a real pain just to get it working. Contact me if you need support on this.


Illuminate
Channels light energy, building power the longer it's channeled. Once released, a wave is sent forth that deals damage and gives vision in its path. The longer it is channeled, the more damage is dealt. Upgradable by Aghanim's Scepter, allowing Illuminate to heal allies and harm enemies during daytime. The heal and damage amounts are the same.
| Mana Cost: | 150/160/170/180 |
| Cooldown: | 10 |
| ABILITY: | Channeled, Point Target |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| DAMAGE PER SECOND CHANNELED: | 100 / 100 / 100 / 100 |
| MAX CHANNEL TIME: | 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 |
| WIDTH: | 350 / 350 / 350 / 350 |
| RANGE: | 1550 |
Ezalor's hidden light reveals itself in marvelous fashion.
Mana Leak
Weakens an enemy's magical essence, causing them to lose mana as they move. If the enemy loses all of its mana, it will be stunned.
| Mana Cost: | 75/75/75/75 |
| Cooldown: | 16/14/12/10 |
| ABILITY: | Unit Target |
| AFFECTS: | Enemy Units |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| LEAK DURATION: | 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 |
| MANA LEAK PERCENT: | 5% |
| STUN DURATION: | 1.5 / 2 / 2.5 / 3 |
| CAST RANGE: | 550 / 700 / 850 / 1000 |
Ezalor disrupts Primordial harmony, draining magical energy from those with poor constitution.
Chakra Magic
Restores mana to the target unit, and reduces the cooldown of the next spell they cast.
| Mana Cost: | 25/35/45/55 |
| Cooldown: | 19/18/17/16 |
| ABILITY: | Unit Target |
| AFFECTS: | Allied Units |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | Yes |
| MANA RESTORE: | 75 / 150 / 225 / 300 |
| ALLY COOLDOWN REDUCTION: | 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 |
| COOLDOWN REDUCTION DURATION: | 12 |
In the same vein, Ezalor bestows his harmony among others.
Recall
After a short delay, teleports the targeted friendly hero to your location. If the targeted friendly hero takes player based damage during this time, the ability is interrupted.
| Mana Cost: | 100/100/100 |
| Cooldown: | 15 |
| ABILITY: | No Target, Channeled, Unit Target, Point Target |
| AFFECTS: | Allies |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | Yes |
| TELEPORT DELAY: | 5 / 4 / 3 |
Walk towards the light.
Blinding Light
A blinding light flashes over the targeted area, knocking back and blinding the units in the area, causing them to miss attacks.
| Mana Cost: | 50/50/50 |
| Cooldown: | 20/16/12 |
| ABILITY: | Point Target |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| RADIUS: | 675 / 675 / 675 |
| DURATION: | 4 / 5 / 6 |
| MISS CHANCE: | 80% / 80% / 80% |
| KNOCKBACK DISTANCE: | 400 |
The Primordial light turns the tides of battle in favor of Ezalor and his allies.
Spirit Form
Ezalor temporarily turns his body luminescent, gaining various abilities. Illuminate is now channeled by a separate spirit, and gains the Blinding Light and Recall abilities. Upgradable by Aghanim's Scepter.
| Mana Cost: | 100/100/100 |
| Cooldown: | 80/70/60 |
| ABILITY: | No Target |
| DURATION: | 40 / 40 / 40 |
In a flash of light, Ezalor reveals his true nature.
Release Illuminate
Release the channel early.
Illuminate
Channels light energy, building power the longer it's channeled. Once released, a wave is sent forth that deals damage and gives vision in its path. The longer it is channeled, the more damage is dealt. Upgradable by Aghanim's Scepter, allowing Illuminate to heal allies and harm enemies during daytime. The heal and damage amounts are the same.
| Mana Cost: | 150/160/170/180 |
| Cooldown: | 10 |
| ABILITY: | Point Target |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| DAMAGE PER SECOND CHANNELED: | 100 / 100 / 100 / 100 |
| MAX CHANNEL TIME: | 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 |
| WIDTH: | 350 / 350 / 350 / 350 |
| RANGE: | 1550 |
Ezalor's hidden light reveals itself in marvelous fashion.


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To realize export of viewing data slice it is necessary in MvcOlapAnalysis.ExportController and MvcOlapAnalysis.ExportAction properties specify the route to the export handler.


Skill Chart
| Skill |
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| Phantom Strike |
Attacks the selected enemy from their shadow
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| Shadow Imagery |
Abyss turns invisible and leaves a shadow copy of himself that stuns enemies nearby when it is attacked
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| Soul Analysis |
Analyzes the souls of the enemies within a 45 degree radius in front of Abyss
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| Terrify |
An ability that can be used after Soul Analysis used to show the enemies their greatest fear it causes enemies affected by it to cower in fear
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| Mental Rewrite |
Abyss rewrites an enemy's mind and makes the enemy fight his own teammates
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| Psychological Warfare |
An upgraded version of Mental Rewrite that affects an area of enemies around Abyss the enemies will fight each other ignoring Abyss and his teammates
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| Shadow Support |
Abyss's Shadow separates from Abyss and joins the fight though it is a much weaker version of Abyss and will return to Abyss when killed
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| Shadow Guard |
Abyss's Shadow uses a shadow scythe to protect Abyss
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| Multishot |
Abyss quickly fires his Zenomorph at the selected enemies (max 5)
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| Zenomorph |
Morphs Abyss's gun to a different weapon
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| Alpha Zenomorph |
Abyss's Zenomorph weapon changes into a mixture of all the weapons but at the expense of his own life the effect will forcibly end when his health reaches 10% (can be stopped manually by using skill a second time)
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| Zeno Leech |
Transforms Abyss's Zenomorph weapon into a claw that when impaled in an enemy will absorb all their health and will convert a small portion of that to health and a large portion to mana Abyss is vulnerable in this state
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| Zeno Consumption |
Abyss's Zenomorph weapon comsumes a large amount of bodies and weapons to gain significant strength however Abyss is defenceless while harvesting since it takes a while for the weapon to consume bodies and weapons
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| Zeno Sacrifice (ultimate) |
Abyss allows himself to be temporarily taken over by the Zenomorph and he gains 500% more health, armor, mana, and speed however the effect lasts to a max of 1 min the longer he is infected the more health he loses faster healing will slow down the process the effect will also end if Abyss's health reaches 5%
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| Zenomorph Regeneration |
Abyss can regenerate his health faster at the expense of his mana due to his Zenomorph consuming mana to heal faster wont work if mana is below 20%
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| Zenomorph Corruption |
When Abyss runs out of mana he can use his abilities at the expense of his own health
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| Shadow efficiency {passive} |
When Abyss does a normal attack his shadow also attacks but he needs to have his shadow and the shadow does a small fraction of Abyss's strength
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| Power of Fear {passive} |
When Abyss kills an enemy with the Fear debuff Abyss gains a temporary buff that increases his damage by 5%
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| Hunt |
Allows Abyss to pounce on an enemy with the Fear debuff and kill them
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| Supressing Fire |
Abyss unloads all his ammo in his clip in the general direction of enemies and damages them a bit but gives them the Pinned Down debuff
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Card Abilities
| Card |
Description |
| [Card] FlameBrandish |
Engulfs Abyss's Sword in fire and makes it into a fiery two-handed sword
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| [Card] Blood Transfusion |
Allows Abyss to absorb the blood of his enemies to heal himself or other allies
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| [Card] Summon Corpse Eater |
Summons a Corpse Eater that coverts the corpses it eats to health for Abyss
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| [Card] Corrupt Battleground |
The enemies shadows hold down the enemies within a 50m radius from
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| [Card] Emergency Blood Transfusion |
Abyss loses some of his own health and heals the weakest ally (Card will only activate when any teammates health goes below 50%
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| [Card] Mutant Satellite |
An orbiting satellite will get infected with Zenomorph abilities and will attack an selected area with an orbital laser
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| [Card] Summon Spirit of Shadows |
Summons a Shadow far more powerful than Abyss's Shadow however it only provides long range support
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| [Card] Zenomorph Infection |
Abyss's weapon disassembles itself and infects all the weapons on the field granting them life and will fight for Abyss and his teammates Abyss can control them
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| [Card] Summon Chaos Sniper |
Summons a Chaos Sniper who fires one shot then teleports to a new location enemies that get hit by those shots will go berserk and will get knocked down and have half health but they gain strength but cannot tell friend from foe
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| [Card] Wraith Blade |
Abyss's sword inbued the power of darkness and sorrow and will transform into a shadowy two-handed sword it passively inflicts the Fear debuff at a random chance
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| [Card] Vampire's Fang |
Abyss's sword consumes 25% of his health to transform it into a blade which gets more power the more people it kills and extends the Vampire's Fang time before it begins using Abyss' own health until it drains up to the last 5% of his health then automatically stops.
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Jackie Brown Director: Quentin Tarantino Starring: Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Forster, Robert De Niro, Brigette Fonda and Michael Keaton Approx Running Time: 150 min.
The problem that "Jackie Brown" will face is that it will always be compared to "Pulp Fiction", and that's a battle "Jackie" will lose.
Tarantino's first full-feature directorial effort since "Pulp" is a well acted and well written crime caper. But through the brilliantly developed characters, the realistic and gritty dialogue, and the signature of one of America's newest hotshot directors lies a dull and uninteresting story. As I sat through "Jackie Brown", I realized how much I liked the characters, and cared about them, but hated what they were doing.
Tarantino seemed to involve himself so much in developing Elmore Leonard's characters (the film is based on Leonard's novel "Rum Punch") that he lost sight of the fact that the story he drags out over the two and a half hour time period is mundane to say the least. Every time I got lost in the intensity of any given character, it seemed that the storyline whacked me in the face with something too common to be in a Tarantino film.
 Michael Keaton was terribly miscast in the film and brought down each scene in which he appeared. The problem was that his character was too ordinary for such a recognizable star to be overplaying him. Keaton was the only character flaw in the film.
 There are a number of things in "Jackie Brown" that reminded me of his last film. Some were distracting, some weren't. Just as in "Pulp", Tarantino makes brilliant use of one of the screen's best actors, Samuel L. Jackson. His character, Ordell Robbie, is almost like Jules decided not to walk the earth , but instead decided to be a "badder muther fuc*er" and ended up here. Both Ordell and Jules have striking similiarities, but this guy is ten times the tyrant. Jackson is unforgettable in this film and has some of the funnies lines as well as the most chilling glares.
Music plays a big part in the film. At times it seems destined to be a top- selling soundtrack comprised of songs that are popular again because they were in a Tarantino film, but he manages to capture the mood of so many scenes that the music fits the scheme perfectly.
Pam Grier did a smart thing by letting Tarantino cast her. Though it may or may not do for her what "Pulp" did for Travolta, Grier, at the very least, has shown people that may have forgotten about her that she is a good actress, and that she deserves more recognition than she has gotten in the past twenty years. She plays Jackie Brown, a flight attendant who runs cash from Mexico to LA for Ordell. The film losely focuses on her struggle to keep Ordell happy, the FTA happy, the cops happy and herself alive. She seems to have deals going in all different directions that culminate in a sadly unsatisfying ending.
Robert Forster is also a man who is being brought into the spotlight as Max Cherry, a bailbondsmen who gets wrapped up with Ordell and Jackie. He gives a very strong performance which , though deserving of recognition, will probably be overlooked come awards time. He has a tough look, but we see how normal and lonely he is. He is never a fun guy, but for some reason (and by some reason I must mean the script and the actor) we really care about him. At times, he is the central part of the film.
Both De Niro and Fonda turn in exceptional performances as completely lame people. Fonda's character is a life-long pothead and slut; she excels at it. De Niro's character, Louis, is quiet and has few lines but uses them effectively. He plays a man who has just been out of prison for a few days, and he really looks and acts like it. Watching De Niro is still a thrill after all these years.
Tarantino has left his mark, and "Jackie Brown" will command its portion of discussion and respect, but will most likely suffer in the long run from a lack of newness. The only way someone like Tarantino can continue to be fresh is by writing his own material. Though he breathed fantastic life into these characters, it was, above all else, merely an adaptation of someone else's work. On the strength of this film, I look forward to his next screenplay. He seems to have shed the "one hit wonder" label with "Jackie". And I think Tarantino learned one other important thing; he doesn't have to be in all his films. He wisely chose to stay out of this one and let the other actors do their jobs.
Three stars Copyright (C) 1997 Nick Amado
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This is the website server to support a Raspberry PI garage door controller.
It gives you the ability to open, close, and monitor your garage doors remotely
using either a mobile or desktop browser platform (e.g., like an iPhone or
a Windows PC).
Installation & Setup
After unzipping these files into the root of your Raspberry PI web server, you
will need to bring up the browser on the web server in order to enable you to
create users (that is, only when the browser has the same IP as the server can
you modify login credentials). Create a Username and Password (and remember
them). If running the browser directly off the server is not possible, refer
to the notes in "secure.txt" or "xsecure.txt" for an alternate security
solution.
Once logged in, verify code is working. By default, the server starts in
"Simulation Mode", so that you can play with it before attaching the hardware
to the garage doors. In this mode, the first door operates properly, but the
second and third doors, (if named), will always simulate the 2 modes of door
failure operation.
Disable simulation mode by going to the Settings page (navigate from either
the menu or the gear logo). Disable "Simulation Mode" and press the "Update"
button to enable "Real Mode" operation.
Door Monitor
Included in this package is a monitor program that watches whether the
doors have been opened/closed recently, and if so can send either email or
sms notification. Through the settings screen the monitor can be activated
("armed"), or disabled ("disarmed"), and the email or sms address configured.
See the
GitHub Page
for more details.
History & Credits
Version 08-03-2016:
- Added toggle to arm/disable monitor action in settings.php.
Version 08-28-2016:
- Added Session support (login/logoff)
- Menu in main page
- Simple About page
- Default config is just 1 door (only doors with non-blank names
are displayed)
Version 09-26-2016:
- Update to release notes and cleanup
Authors:
Dave Robinson
(
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tom Milner
(
tomkmilner@gmail.com)


The map below shows the travels of former Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in chronological order from October 2, 2016, through Election Day. Navigate through her itinerary by clicking on each marker to view details about her stop and how many miles she traveled to get there. (Note: Blue circles indicate multiple stops in that city. Click on a circle to view each separate visit.)


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BKFC announces signing of ‘Iranian Hulk’, who will debut in early 2020
by Tim BurkeThe “Iranian Hulk” has found a combat sports home. 27-year-old Sajad Gharibi, a powerlifter from Ahwaz, Iran that has gained a sizeable social media following for his very unique build, will compete in bare-knuckle boxing for BKFC. The promotion announced the signing on the preliminary portion of their show over the weekend.
Gharibi has flirted with fighting before, almost taking an MMA fight in Brazil earlier this year.
BKFC president David Feldman explained the signing and what the promotion will do with their latest acquisition (via MMA Fighting):
“This guy’s going to make his Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut in early 2020,” he said. “We’re going to do a show entitled ‘USA vs. Iran: World War III.’ He’s literally our biggest signing we’ve ever had. But he’s going to make his way over to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, he’s gonna make a home here, and we expect really, really big things from ‘The Iranian Hulk.’”
Bare Knuckle FC hasn’t announced a firm date for the Hulk’s debut as of yet.


TColor32FloatPoint = record Point: TFloatPoint; Color32: TColor32;end;
A record containing the position (TFloatPoint) and color (TColor32) for all sparse point gradient interpolations (mesh gradients)


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The other HTML fields which were not explicitly selected will not be converted to PDF form fields.
At the top of the demo you can choose the HTML document to convert which can be:
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then you have to set the converter properties accordingly as described in documentation
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by converter to resolve the relative URLs found in the HTML string to fully qualified URLs. If your HTML string uses only fully qualified URLs then this parameter is not necessary


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@this(
layout: layouts.layout,
h1: components.h1,
p: components.p,
panelIndent: components.panelIndent,
link: components.link,
saveProgressButton: components.saveProgressButton
)
@()(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: FrontendAppConfig)
@layout(pageTitle = Some(titleNoForm(messages("attachments.documentsPost.title")))) {
@h1("attachments.documentsPost.title")
@p { @messages("attachments.documentsPost.para") }
@panelIndent {
@messages("attachments.documentsPost.line1")
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@messages("attachments.documentsPost.country")
}


Assignment for Module #2: Calculate Maximum Word Frequency
The overall goal of the assignment is to write a Ruby class and work with attributes, methods, hashes, and arrays.
The functional goal of the assignment is to read some text from a file and find the word or words that appear the most in a line in the file. The way we are instructed to measure "the words that appear the most" is by
1. finding the highest frequency word(s) in each line
2. finding lines in the file whose "highest frequency words"
is the greatest value among all lines.
Functional Requirements
- Write a class called LineAnalyzer that
- records the location of a line of text in the file
- analyzes a line of text
- figures out the highest frequency word(s) on that line and their frequency count
- Write a driver class called Solution that
- reads provided 'test.txt' file
- creates an array of LineAnalyzers
- selects the ones whose "highest frequency words" are the greatest among all LineAnalyzers
- prints out the results
Getting Started
Download and extract the starter set of files. The root directory of this starter set will be referred to as the root directory of your solution.
--- student-start
|-- .rspec (important hidden file)
|-- module2_assignment.rb
|-- solution.rb
|-- spec
| |-- line_analyzer_spec.rb
| |-- solution_spec.rb
| `-- spec_helper.rb
`-- test.txt
- module2_assignment.rb - your solution must be placed within this file and spread across two classes: LineAnalyzer and Solution.
- spec - this directory contains tests to verify your solution. You should not modify anything in this directory
- solution.rb - a script that you can use execute your Solution outside the scope of the unit tests
- test.txt - this file contains test data your solution will read an analyze.
Install the following gem. You may already have it installed.
$ gem install rspec
$ gem install rspec-its
Run the rspec command from the project root directory (i.e., student-start
directory) to execute the unit tests within the spec directory. This command should be run from the root directory of the project. This should result in several failures until you complete your solution in module2_assignment2.rb.
$ rspec
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Failures:
1) LineAnalyzer
Failure/Error: subject { LineAnalyzer.new("test", 1) }
ArgumentError:
wrong number of arguments (2 for 0)
# ./spec/line_analyzer_spec.rb:6:in `initialize'
# ./spec/line_analyzer_spec.rb:6:in `new'
...
Finished in 0.04955 seconds (files took 0.10746 seconds to load)
17 examples, 17 failures
...
Technical Requirements
Implement all parts of this assignment within the module2_assignment.rb file in the root directory of your solution. The grader will load this specific file from this location.
Implement a class called LineAnalyzer. The grader will look for a class with this exact name.
- Implement the following read-only attributes in the LineAnalyzer class. The grader will look for accessor methods with these exact names.
- highest_wf_count - a number with maximum number of occurrences for a single word (calculated)
- highest_wf_words - an array of words with the maximum number of occurrences (calculated)
- content - the string analyzed (provided)
- line_number - the line number analyzed (provided)
- Add the following methods in the LineAnalyzer class. The grader will look for methods with these exact names.
- initialize() - taking a line of text (content) and a line number
- calculate_word_frequency() - calculates result and stores in attributes
- Implement the initialize() method to:
- take in a line of text and line number
- initialize the content and line_number attributes
- call the calculate_word_frequency() method.
- Implement the calculate_word_frequency() method to:
- calculate the maximum number of times a single word appears within provided content and store that in the highest_wf_count attribute.
- identify the words that were used the maximum number of times and store that in the highest_wf_words attribute.
Implement a class called Solution. The grader will look for a class with this exact name.
- Implement the following read-only attributes in the Solution class. The grader will look for accessor methods with these exact names.
- analyzers - an array that will hold a LineAnalyzer for each line of the input text file
- highest_count_across_lines - a number with the value of the highest frequency of a word
- highest_count_words_across_lines - an array of LineAnalyzers with the words with the highest frequency
- Implement the following methods in the Solution class. The grader will look for methods with these exact names.
- initialize() - initialize the array that will have analyzers for each line of the file
- analyze_file() - processes 'test.txt' into an array of LineAnalyzers
- calculate_line_with_highest_frequency() - determines which line(s) of text has the highest number of occurrence of a single word
- print_highest_word_frequency_across_lines() - prints the word(s) with the highest number of occurrences and its corresponding line number
- Implement the initialize() method to:
- initialize analyzers as an empty array
- Implement the analyze_file() method to:
- Read the 'test.txt' file in lines
- Create an array of LineAnalyzers for each line in the file
- Implement the calculate_line_with_highest_frequency() method to:
- calculate the maximum value for highest_wf_count contained by the LineAnalyzer objects in the analyzers array and store this result in the highest_count_across_lines attribute.
- identify the LineAnalyzer object(s) in the analyzers array that have the highest_wf_count equal to the highest_count_across_lines attribute value found in the previous step and store them in highest_count_words_across_lines attribute.
- Implement the print_highest_word_frequency_across_lines() method to
- print the result in the following format
The following words have the highest word frequency per line:
["word1"] (appears in line #)
["word2", "word3"] (appears in line #)
Self Grading/Feedback
You can self-grade yourself by calculating the result from the simple text file provided and by using the rspec unit tests also provided. When the solution has been completed successfully, the rspec test result should look ast follows.
$ rspec
Finished in 0.02748 seconds (files took 0.16322 seconds to load)
19 examples, 0 failures
Submission
Submit an .zip archive (other archive forms not currently supported) created with your solution root directory as the top-level. The grader will replace the spec files will fresh copies and will perform a test with a different test.txt.
|-- module2_assignment.rb
`-- solution.rb
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Losing Your Keys
Access to AWS services is done by keys (accessKey and SecretKey). Permissions are highly granular. Of course the permissions you get to AWS differs based on the keys that you use, as you’d expect. One vulnerability to consider is losing your keys. If AWS Keys (accessKey and secretKey) are ever disclosed then bad things can occur – an attacker would obviously gain all of the privileges that those keys offer.
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java.lang.Object | +--com.clarkware.Profiler
The Profiler
class is a simple tool
used to profile the performance of instrumented
regions of source code by recording specific runtime
performance measurements.
Profiling Code
A region of source code is instrumented by invoking the
static methods begin()
and end()
around the source code, designating the beginning
and ending of an event to measure. These methods require
an event description used to uniquely indentify the event
being measured. The event description can be any useful
description, but it must be used consistently in the matching
begin()
and end()
methods.
The event description specified for the end()
method must be exactly the same as the event description
used in the corresponding begin()
method.
Calls to begin()
may be nested within other
calls to begin()
provided that calls to
end()
are matched up with their respective
calls to begin()
. In other words, matching
pairs of begin()
and end()
calls must be well formed. In the case of a mismatch,
the current thread's event stack trace is displayed and
the profiler is disabled.
Profiler Modes
By default, the begin()
and end()
methods record the amount of time that elapsed between their
invocations. When the profiler is disabled using the static
setEnabled()
method, the begin()
and end()
methods return immediately to
minimize additional overhead.
Memory profiling can optionally be enabled using the static
enableMemory()
method to record the amount of
memory consumed or garbage collected during an event.
Memory profiling is disabled by default.
Profiler Output
At any time, the static print()
method can be
invoked to print out the performance measurements collected
for each of the recorded events. Alternatively, the static
printAndReset()
method can be invoked to print
out the performance measurements and then reset all event
measurements. The static printAndClear()
method
prints out the performance measurements and then clears the
event history. The raw data produced by these methods can
then be formatted as appropriate.
At any time, the static printStackTrace()
method
can be invoked to print the event stack trace for the current
thread. This is useful for identifying the exact event being
recorded in an active or stalled thread.
Collected Measurements
The following performance measurements are collected for each instrumented event:
Multi-Threaded Profiling
This class is multi-thread safe to allow multiple threads to be profiled concurrently. Event measurements are collected globally for all active threads.
The profiler maintains a history of events in a thread-specific
stack. The static printStackTrace()
method
can be invoked to print the event stack trace for the current
thread. This is useful for identifying the exact event being
recorded in an active or stalled thread.
Profiler Overhead
Recording performance measurements using this class is intended
to be very efficient with negligible overhead. The total overhead
incurred per combined invocation of begin()
and
end()
, with memory profiling disabled, has been
measured to not exceed 3 milliseconds using JDK 1.3.
The number of strings and objects created by the begin()
and end()
methods was kept to a bare minimum to
minimize the memory footprint.
The calculation of overall performance measurements for recorded events is delayed until a print method is invoked.
Remember, however, that there's no way to avoid Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle when measuring the performance of software (or anything obeying the laws of physics, for that matter). Therefore, this class can safely be used as a development tool, but it is not necessarily suitable for production systems under heavy load.
Example Uses
Profiler.begin("String concatentation"); String s = ""; for (int i=0; i < 10000; i++) { s = s + "a"; } Profiler.end("String concatentation"); Profiler.print(new PrintWriter(System.out)); Profiler.begin("StringBuffer append"); StringBuffer s = new StringBuffer(); for (int i=0; i < 10000; i++) { s.append("a"); } Profiler.end("StringBuffer append"); Profiler.print(new PrintWriter(System.out));
Example Output
String concatentation: count = 1 total = 960 (ms) average = 960.0 (ms) StringBuffer append: count = 1 total = 79 (ms) average = 79.0 (ms)
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static class |
Profiler.EventProfile
The EventProfile class contains
event-specific performance measurements. |
static class |
Profiler.ThreadTrace
The ThreadTrace class contains
thread-specific trace information. |
| Constructor Summary | |
Profiler()
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| Method Summary | |
static void |
begin(java.lang.String event)
Designates the beginning of an event to measure. |
static void |
clear()
Clears all the events. |
static void |
enable(boolean isEnabled)
Indicates whether the profiler is enabled. |
static void |
enableMemory(boolean isEnabled)
Indicates whether memory profiling is enabled. |
static long |
end(java.lang.String event)
Designates the ending of an event being measured. |
protected static Profiler.EventProfile |
getEventProfile(java.lang.String event)
Returns the event profile for the specified event. |
protected static java.util.Hashtable |
getEvents()
Returns the collection of events. |
protected static java.util.Stack |
getThreadStack()
Returns the thread-specific event stack for the current thread. |
static boolean |
isEnabled()
Determines whether the profiler is enabled. |
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
Main - test driver. |
static void |
print(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Prints the collected event measurements to the specified writer. |
static void |
printAndClear(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Prints the collected event measurements to the specified writer and clears all events. |
static void |
printAndReset(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Prints the collected event measurements to the specified writer and resets all event measurements. |
static void |
printStackTrace(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
Prints the current thread's event stack to the specified writer. |
static void |
reset()
Resets all the event measurements. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public Profiler()
| Method Detail |
public static final void begin(java.lang.String event)
event
- Event description.public static final long end(java.lang.String event)
event
- Event description.public static final void reset()
public static final void clear()
public static final void enable(boolean isEnabled)
isEnabled
- true
to enable the profiler;
false
otherwise.public static final boolean isEnabled()
true
if the profiler is enabled;
false
otherwise.public static final void enableMemory(boolean isEnabled)
isEnabled
- true
to enable memory profiling;
false
otherwise.public static final void printStackTrace(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
writer
- Writer.public static final void print(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
writer
- Writer.public static final void printAndReset(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
writer
- Writer.public static final void printAndClear(java.io.PrintWriter writer)
writer
- Writer.protected static java.util.Hashtable getEvents()
protected static final java.util.Stack getThreadStack()
If an event stack does not exist for the curren thread, then a new event stack is created and registered.
protected static final Profiler.EventProfile getEventProfile(java.lang.String event)
If an event profile does not exist for the specified event description, then a new event profile is created and registered.
event
- Event description.public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
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NASA Plane Hunts Down Methane ‘Super-Emitters’ in California
by NATHAN SOLIS(CN) – For two years a NASA aircraft scoured from the sky in search of deadly gas, but the mission was not over an alien planet: it searched for sources of methane in California.
The results of a statewide survey show a small number of industrial facilities are responsible for about a third of all methane put into the atmosphere above California. Those include landfills and oil wells according to the new study by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
Methane concentrations in Earth’s atmosphere have increased exponentially over the last 300 years thanks in large part to ongoing fossil fuel use. Livestock and other agricultural industries and the breakdown of organic waste in landfills also factor into the mix.
In their study, NASA scientists monitored 300,000 facilities and infrastructure components across California over a two-year period. Thanks to a plane equipped with Airborne Visible InfraRed Imaging Spectrometer – Next Generation (AVIRIS-NG) the survey measured methane outputs, including small plumes that typically go undetected.
The team found more than 550 locations emitted high plumes of concentrated methane. While 270 landfills were surveyed, there were 30 outliers that accounted for 40% of the total point-source emissions detected during the survey.
According to the data, the biggest offenders were landfills, which produced 41% of the methane, followed by the oil and gas sector and dairy farms at 26% each.
That type of information can go a long way to help reduce possible leaks and malfunctions within those sites gas-capture systems.
Lead scientist on the study, Riley Duren with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory said, “These findings illustrate the importance of monitoring point sources across multiple sectors [of the economy] and broad regions, both for improved understanding of methane budgets and to support emission mitigation efforts.”
Results from the study were given to facility operators so they can improve their methane-leak detection systems and results will be used to help state agencies curb output by prioritizing how they too can cutback emissions.
Researchers say this was the first attempt to estimate emissions for individual methane sources spread over an extensive area in a two-year window. The survey also excluded small natural gas leaks from millions of homes, because their emissions are below the detection levels of the method that was followed.
The survey was conducted by NASA, California Air Resources Board (CARB) and the California Energy Commission. The final report will published in the fall.
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memset
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#include <cstring> void* memset( void* buffer, int ch, size_t count ); The function memset() copies ch into the first count characters of buffer, and returns buffer. memset() is useful for intializing a section of memory to some value. For example, this command: const int ARRAY_LENGTH; char the_array[ARRAY_LENGTH]; ... // zero out the contents of the_array memset( the_array, '\0', ARRAY_LENGTH ); ...is a very efficient way to set all values of the_array to zero. The table below compares two different methods for initializing an array of characters: a for-loop versus memset(). As the size of the data being initialized increases, memset() clearly gets the job done much more quickly:
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The cultevo R package provides tools, measures and statistical tests often used in the study of cultural evolution, in particular for measuring the compositionality of signalling systems as well as computing string and meaning distance matrices. It also provides an accurate implementation of Page’s test for monotonicity of ranks.
See the Function reference for a full list of functions.
In order to install the latest release from CRAN (recommended) simply call:
The latest development version from Github can be installed using the devtools package:
This package can be cited as:
Stadler, Kevin (2018) cultevo: Tools, Measures and Statistical Tests for Cultural Evolution. R package version 1.0.2. https://kevinstadler.github.io/cultevo/
A BibTeX entry for LaTeX users is
@Manual{cultevo,
title = {cultevo: Tools, Measures and Statistical Tests for Cultural Evolution},
author = {Kevin Stadler},
year = {2018},
note = {R package version 1.0.2},
url = {https://kevinstadler.github.io/cultevo/}
}
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license, Copyright (c) 2014-2018 Kevin Stadler.


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The Fours/Young Fives class on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons includes all the richness of the Fours class plus additional activities. The class is organized a bit differently from other MVPNS classes as it begins with a longer group circle time where Teacher Marie Faust Evitt greets the children. They sing a hello song which they learn first in English and then learn in other languages spoken by families in the class. Children take turns sharing news on their parent’s work day, gaining confidence speaking to the group as they tell about a visit from their Grandma or a trip to the park. After circle time children choose from a variety of small-group activities and free exploration indoors and outside. They enjoy building in the block area, exploring how to make marbles travel down ramps, tending the school garden and playing dress-up. Activities often center around a current interest the class is exploring. Children may become astronauts building giant cardboard spaceships for a mission to the Moon and acting out the first Moon landing.
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Each week children draw pictures and dictate stories to an adult and then Teacher Marie reads them at the end of the day. While learning about astronauts, for example, children may dictate a story about where they would like to travel in a spaceship. Hearing those stories read aloud as well as many wonderful books, inspires children to want to learn to read and write themselves. Children also see the power of literacy as they learn poems and songs and act out classic stories. “Goldilocks and the Three Bears,” for example, provides a fun way to learn about the science of temperature, while developing such literacy skills as predicting what happens next in the story. Children practice fine motor skills writing letters and using scissors. They squish playdough, hammer nails, assemble puzzles and paint pictures. Monthly fieldtrips provide opportunities to explore our community.
About midway through class children take a break for snack which they have brought from home. Eating in small groups outdoors helps children make connections and build conversation skills.--“I have carrots in my snack, too!” After snack there’s more free exploration and activities outdoors-- riding trikes, swinging high on the swings, trying the monkey bars, playing on the field, digging in the sandbox.
Two's class is handle by Teacher Marie Faust Evitt !


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According to Microsoft, less than 10% of users have enabled MFA in their enterprise accounts. When users have to switch focus to another device or have to type in cumbersome codes, they choose to avoid MFA.
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10-year-old demands iPhone 11, Chanel purse and £3k in cash in Christmas wish list
Fellow Twitter users can't believe the little girl's demands
by Rebecca CarterA very hopeful 10-year-old has asked for an iPhone 11, a Chanel purse and £3,000 in cash for Christmas.
The child's Christmas list has gone viral on Twitter - and people can't believe the list of items she's asking for.
While many kids ask Father Christmas for the latest toys, it seems this little girl has her heart set on much, much bigger things!
Read more: Asda is selling a Christmas tree with hundreds of five star customer reviews for just £35
A parent shared her daughter's list to Twitter. and the post has racked up over 100,000 'likes'.
She wrote: "My 10 year old daughter must be out of her mind with this Christmas list."
The list included a MacBook Air, Airpods, Gucci sliders, a GoPro and a "real bunny".
The little girl went on to ask for $4,000 (£3,099) in cash, new shoes, jewellery and a pair of checkered Vans as well!
And her never-ending list also made requests for a series of toys, an alarm clock and new bedding.
The woman's post on social media received almost 5,000 comments from fellow Twitter users.
Many found the list hilarious with one tweeting: "4000 dollars and the Chanel purse is iconic," while another wrote: "What’s a ten-year-old doing 4K and Gucci slides," followed by laughing face emojis.
A third added: "A Chanel bag girl I’m still waiting for mine and I’m 23," while one joked: "Get her that alarm clock sis! Tell her it’ll wake her up from that dream where she think she's getting everything on there."
Another commented: "A girl that knows her worth, love to see it," followed by laughing emojis.
One tweeted: "Get her that alarm clock to wake up her up from these unrealistic dreams."
Meanwhile, in other Christmas news, we recently revealed Asda is selling a 6ft snowy pine Christmas tree is just £35.
Read more: Snowball dough balls return to Pizza Express for Christmas
The supermarket's offering has been described as "absolutely beautiful" and "stunning" by shoppers.
Asda describes it as: "This 6ft snowy pine Christmas tree will make a gorgeous addition to the family home.
"Covered with a fine coating of fake snow, this tree contains 600 branch tips for a full and lifelike look - so they'll be no need to buy a fresh one!"
One happy customer wrote: "Always wanted a snowy Christmas tree... my daughters have one each.. when up they look so nice. I would recommend and the price is brilliant."
Another said: "What a beautiful Christmas tree. It looks almost real. Excellent quality for the price."
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this story.


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Yeah, so, a friend drank more than 8 ounces of GHB, OD'd, and almost died. I'm going to leave out the details. Sunday morning, someone came up to me at the Party Smart booth and asked me to help out their friend who had been passed out for about a half hour. I went over there and it was my Zack. He was just passed out at first so I sat there with him for about twenty minutes or so. Then he got really bad. He fell unconscious. Then he started puking up blood and stomach lining. He started to convulse and stuff. It was so horrible. He stopped breathing. For a while, we couldn't find a heartbeat. We tried to keep him alive at the party for about two hours. It was horrible.  We had to take him to the hospital. We didn't want to at all because we knew if we took him, he would end up at rehab or the D home. But we didn't have a choice.
I spent six hours at the hospital. The doctors told me to not be surprised if he died. When they finally got him stable, I went to go see him. He still wasn't conscious. They didn't think he would live. They said if he did, he could have serious brain damage, maybe even be a vegetable because of the lack of oxygen to his brain and asphyxiation. But anyway, twelve hours later, he finally became conscious. The doctors couldn't believe it. But he would stop breathing a lot and go into arrest. He finally began to breathe on his own, so they took the tube out of his throat. Then the cops came. The doctors said they would need to keep him there because he wasn't fully recovered and he was developing pneumonia but the cops persuaded them to release him into their custody. He could barely walk or stand up and they cuffed him and took him away.
The main reason I got involved with DanceSafe was so if someone was in a situation like this, I would know what to do. Thank god I got involved. Seriously, if I wasn't there, there were only two other people there who knew what they were doing. All three of us kept him alive. Afterwards, we all talked about it and we all agreed that we would not have known what to do if it weren't for DanceSafe . . .
PEACE
Elise
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MY DAD'S SPEECH
Thank you Neville,
Rabbis, family and friends.
Firstly I would like to give a very big thank you to Neville and Ros for being here and for Neville agreeing to be MC. I know it was not easy because of your work commitments in Queensland and both Sandra and I appreciate your coming very much. We got to know you both very well over the years at Lane Cove and I know Jeremy has always been very special for you.
Secondly I must thank the person without whose efforts tonight wouldnt have been possible and thats Sandra. Over the years you have had many roles to fill, that of wife, mother, secretary, teacher, office manager, entertainer and now that of Barmitzvah consultant. Your planning and organisation of tonight has been nothing short of military like in precision from the early stages of finding a venue, caterer and band to the last minute things like finding the correct kosher lollies for Shule. Thanks for making it all possible.
Once again I welcome the interstate guests Ros and Neville and my cousins Max and Sarah from Melbourne. It is very unfortunate and Sandras brother and sister in law, Mark and Susie (who are in Switzerland) could not be here with us and also Sandras cousins, Wendy and Anthony Marks (in Melbourne) and I know they all very much wanted to be here.
On a sadder note I know tonight and yesterday is an event my late mother, Jeremys Nona Shula, would have loved to attend and would have been beaming with pride to see him sing in Shule we know she is here with us in spirit. Also it is sad that my dad, Jeremys Nono Issy, is not well enough to be here and he too would have had much naches from seeing Jeremy. We saw him today at the Montefiore Home and in his own way he wished Jeremy all the best.
Jeremy is fortunate to have his great grandmother here Nana Felka, who has been living for this day and you may have heard her interruption to the Rabbis speech in Shule yesterday when the Rabbi said Jeremy is a good kid she interrupted no, he is the best!
I must also mention Nana late husband Max Gray, who was like a grandfather to Sandra, Mark and Linda for 33 years and loved Jeremy like a great grandfather for 6 years. Although he was allergic to Rabbis but not Rebbetzins, he had terrific zest for life and loved a good Lchaim, so we know he is opening his best bottle of red tonight and is drinking it with us.
But Jeremy is also fortunate to have his other grandparents, Poppy Michael and Nana Shirley here and they are extremely proud of his efforts yesterday. Jeremy had the added honour of having a grandfather who is a "kohen" and was called up first. Nana Shirley, whose father was a milliner, didnt let us down in the hat department and even managed to get Sandra looking elegant in her reconditioned hat. And thanks to Nana Shirley, the kosher lollies rained down on Jeremys head. And now that you both know the way to Chabad from Double Bay (as you had 2 practice runs over the last few weeks) we might see you there more often.
I know that Shirleys late parents, Nana Betty and Grandpa Harry Shagrin would also have been very proud of Jeremy. I still remember on the day Jeremy was born when Grandpa Harry rang me to say how excited he was to have a great grandson. Im sure that as one of the founders of South Head Synagogue and a true mensch, he would have been very impressed with Jeremys love of yiddishkeit.
Well, Jeremy the big day has come and gone. I know you are not as nervous today as you were yesterday. You did a fantastic job yesterday.
I know it is customary on such occasions to give father/son advice but I will try to be brief. Both Sandra and I are very proud not only of how you did yesterday but of your very positive and enthusiastic attitude to your Jewishness. This is something we both consider of utmost importance and have always tried to pass on to you whether it is going to Shule on Friday night or Shabbos, going to Cheder, Gan Issy camps, Jewish music and humour. You have always participated become you have loved it. You have now reached a crucial stage where your involvement becomes your responsibility but continue to be involved because you loved it, because it is something positive, and because you want to do it. You have had wonderful teachers like Zalman who Im sure will continue to be there and to guide you in the future. As Zalman said a few weeks ago, the one thing we are unsure of is the future and it is like being in a spaceship travelling to the unknown. You can still have time for the internet and games but dont forget to read your guide book every day, as otherwise you may get lost on this voyage of life.
Finally, I would like to thank everyone for coming both yesterday and tonight and sharing this simcha with us.
Copyright 1998 Jeremy Epstein. This site is a member of the JazaWeb Network.


NSObject(SDExtensions) Category Reference
| Declared in | NSObject+SDExtensions.h |
Overview
A number of extensions to the base NSObject class. Most of these came into existence to make the loading of nibs much easier.
Tasks
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+ className
A convenient wrapper for
NSStringFromClass
. Returns the name of the class. -
– className
A convenient wrapper for
NSStringFromClass
. Returns the name of the class of the receiver. -
+ nibName
A convenient wrapper for
NSStringFromClass
. Returns the name of the class of the receiver. -
+ loadFromNib
Creates and returns an object by calling loadFromNibWithOwner: with owner
self
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+ loadFromNibNamed:
Creates and returns an object by calling loadFromNibNamed:withOwner: with the given nibName and owner
self
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+ loadFromNibWithOwner:
Creates and returns an object by calling loadFromNibNamed:withOwner: with the name
[self nibName]
and ownerself
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+ loadFromNibNamed:withOwner:
Creates and returns an object of type
self
by loads a nib with the namenibName
and looking for and returning the first object of typeself
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– callSelector:returnAddress:argumentAddresses:
Invoke arbitrary selectors on the receiver with arbitrary arguments and with a place to store the result of the invocation.
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– performBlockInBackground:completion:
Execute a block in the background.
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– performBlock:afterDelay:
Execute a block after a delay.
Class Methods
className
A convenient wrapper for NSStringFromClass
. Returns the name of the class.
+ (NSString *)className
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
loadFromNib
Creates and returns an object by calling loadFromNibWithOwner: with owner self
.
+ (id)loadFromNib
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
loadFromNibNamed:
Creates and returns an object by calling loadFromNibNamed:withOwner: with the given nibName and owner self
.
+ (id)loadFromNibNamed:(NSString *)nibName
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
loadFromNibNamed:withOwner:
Creates and returns an object of type self
by loads a nib with the name nibName
and looking for and returning the first object of type self
.
+ (id)loadFromNibNamed:(NSString *)nibName withOwner:(id)owner
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
loadFromNibWithOwner:
Creates and returns an object by calling loadFromNibNamed:withOwner: with the name [self nibName]
and owner self
.
+ (id)loadFromNibWithOwner:(id)owner
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
Instance Methods
callSelector:returnAddress:argumentAddresses:
Invoke arbitrary selectors on the receiver with arbitrary arguments and with a place to store the result of the invocation.
- (void)callSelector:(SEL)aSelector returnAddress:(void *)result argumentAddresses:(void *)arg1, ...
Parameters
- aSelector
The selector to invoke. It must exist on the receiver.
- result
A pointer to the location where the result of the invocation can be stored. Optional.
- arg1,...
The ordered list of arguments to pass to the selector being invoked.
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
className
A convenient wrapper for NSStringFromClass
. Returns the name of the class of the receiver.
- (NSString *)className
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
performBlock:afterDelay:
Execute a block after a delay.
- (void)performBlock:(NSObjectPerformBlock)performBlock afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)delay
Parameters
- performBlock
The block to execute in the background.
- delay
The time in seconds after which to execute the block.
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h
performBlockInBackground:completion:
Execute a block in the background.
- (void)performBlockInBackground:(NSObjectPerformBlock)performBlock completion:(NSObjectPerformBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- performBlock
The block to execute in the background.
- completionBlock
The block to execute on the main thread after the performBlock completes.
Declared In
NSObject+SDExtensions.h


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Description
| Interface Summary | |
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| ChatManagerListener | A listener for chat related events. |
| ConnectionCreationListener | Implementors of this interface will be notified when a new Connection
has been created. |
| ConnectionListener | Interface that allows for implementing classes to listen for connection closing and reconnection events. |
| MessageListener | |
| PacketInterceptor | Provides a mechanism to intercept and modify packets that are going to be sent to the server. |
| PacketListener | Provides a mechanism to listen for packets that pass a specified filter. |
| PrivacyListListener | Interface to implement classes to listen for server events about privacy communication. |
| RosterListener | A listener that is fired any time a roster is changed or the presence of a user in the roster is changed. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AbstractConnectionListener | The AbstractConnectionListener class provides an empty implementation for all
methods defined by the ConnectionListener interface. |
| AccountManager | Allows creation and management of accounts on an XMPP server. |
| Chat | A chat is a series of messages sent between two users. |
| ChatManager | The chat manager keeps track of references to all current chats. |
| Connection | The abstract Connection class provides an interface for connections to a XMPP server and implements shared methods which are used by the different types of connections (e.g. |
| Connection.InterceptorWrapper | A wrapper class to associate a packet filter with an interceptor. |
| Connection.ListenerWrapper | A wrapper class to associate a packet filter with a listener. |
| ConnectionConfiguration | Configuration to use while establishing the connection to the server. |
| PacketCollector | Provides a mechanism to collect packets into a result queue that pass a specified filter. |
| PrivacyList | A privacy list represents a list of contacts that is a read only class used to represent a set of allowed or blocked communications. |
| PrivacyListManager | A PrivacyListManager is used by XMPP clients to block or allow communications from other users. |
| ReconnectionManager | Handles the automatic reconnection process. |
| Roster | Represents a user's roster, which is the collection of users a person receives presence updates for. |
| RosterEntry | Each user in your roster is represented by a roster entry, which contains the user's JID and a name or nickname you assign. |
| RosterGroup | A group of roster entries. |
| SASLAuthentication | This class is responsible authenticating the user using SASL, binding the resource to the connection and establishing a session with the server. |
| SmackConfiguration | Represents the configuration of Smack. |
| XMPPConnection | Creates a socket connection to a XMPP server. |
| Enum Summary | |
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| ConnectionConfiguration.SecurityMode | An enumeration for TLS security modes that are available when making a connection to the XMPP server. |
| Roster.SubscriptionMode | An enumeration for the subscription mode options. |
| Exception Summary | |
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| XMPPException | A generic exception that is thrown when an error occurs performing an XMPP operation. |
Core classes of the Smack API.
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