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This review is adapted from my comments to the Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com) on November 13, 1998.
"Meet Joe Black" is well written, gently paced, very funny and very touching with tremendous performances from Anthony Hopkins, Claire Forlani and Brad Pitt.
Yes, I said Brad Pitt gave a tremendous performance as Death-Joe Black/Young-Man-in-Coffee-Shop. He plays the part of Death using Brad Pitt's classic body as if he has never been in a human body before. As an actor playing this role, Brad Pitt chose to walk stiffly with virtually no mannerisms as if he were a spirit (`Death') inhabiting an unknown organism (a human body). I enjoyed watching him act out the consequences of this decision. He is also very funny throughout the movie acting in ways unlike any of the other characters. He especially stands out from the crowd in the boardroom scenes. He is amazing in scenes with a hospital patient who has recognized him for what he is. I enjoyed his Jamaican accent.
Anthony Hopkins is marvelous as William Parish, head of Parrish Communications. Parrish finds out a few days before his 65th birthday that Death will take him as soon as Death is done experiencing life on earth. He knows the penalty for arguing the Death-Joe Black is instant death, and yet he stays true to himself to the end. This is seemingly casual performance by Hopkins is very strong. His heart attack sequence early in the movie is gut wrenching. He is tender with his daughters, decisive with his board of directors and mystified by his relationship with Death.
Claire Forlani is a find as Parrish's favorite daughter. There is a cool, reluctant and yet trusting chemistry between her character, Susan, and Joe Black. Their body language is enhanced by close camera work in tender, slow moving, emotion-filled scenes.
The movie is long. I looked forward to spending 174 minutes with Brad Pitt. But I hated his last movie with Anthony Hopkins ("Legends of the Fall") so was instantly wary when I heard about the running length. Watching the film, I loved the care the directory takes with each scene, each line of dialogue, each nuanced use of the word "yes". The script is excellent. The ending was very satisfying. The film requires thought from the moviegoer. Some folks may not get the nuances, and may miss one of Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins best movies. I hereby nominate Claire Forlani for best supporting actress.
There was one thing I didn't like about the movie. Brad Pitt's makeup looked heavy and dark in several scenes, especially in the hospital. I kept wondering what was being covered up.
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Chapter 1 Workflow
1.1 Preamble
A typical data science workflow can be framed as following these steps:
Business: start with a business question, define the goal and measure of success
Data: find, access and explore the data
Features: extract, assess and evaluate, select and sort
Models: find the right model for the problem at hand, compare, optimize, and fine tune
Communication: Interpret and communicate the results
Production: transform the code into production ready code, integrate into current ecosystem and deploy
Maintain: adapt the models and features to the evolution of the environment
Another instantiation via Hadley Wickham is: import -> tidy -> understand [ transform <-> visualize <-> model ] -> communicate. ( ittvmcmd as an abbreviation.) And the two combined: preparation -> import -> tidy -> understand [ transform <-> visualize <-> model ] -> [communicate + deploy + maintain]. And this is an attempt to fit this into the principles in “The Checklist Manifesto”.
1.2 Checklist
1.2.1 Preparation
[ ] Understand the business question, goals, and measures of success.
[ ] See if the data to answer the question exists and if it is useful.
[ ] Structure project as user stories
1.2.2 Pre-Modeling
[ ] See what the data looks like by shape, outliers, center, and spread, the types of variables, first and last few observations, and check for missing and blank values.
[ ] Plot scatterplots, overlayed density plots, trendlines, and histograms.
[ ] Dimensionality reduction or hierarchical clustering to get a feel for high dimensional structure.
1.2.3 Model
[ ] Pre-processing - Feature Selection & Engineering
[ ] Check relationships between features and target: scatterplots and chi-squared test
[ ] Check model assumptions
[ ] Model ensembles
[ ] Model tuning
[ ] Look at confidence intervals
[ ] Model explanability and variable importance
[ ] Look at learning curves
1.3 Notes
don’t need to version control data really. just document the process of creating it properly.
1.4 Resources
Auto Data Science: Visualize Feature_Engineering TPOT Google AutoML AutoML
Stochastic Spreadsheets https://causal.app/ https://distill.pub/ https://pair-code.github.io/what-if-tool/ https://nextjournal.com/ https://paperswithcode.com/ https://gitlab.com/meltano/meltano https://jdssv.org/index.php/jdssv https://rapids.ai/ https://postersession.ai/
Databricks https://date.nager.at/ https://runwayml.com/
1.5 Pipelines
Sample Pipeline
IO: odbc readxl httr
EDA: DataExplorer
Prep: tidyverse
Sampling: rsample modelr
Feature Engineering: recipes
Modeling: glmnet h2o FFTrees
Evaluation: broom yardstick
Deployment: sqlrutils AzureML opencpu
Monitoring: flexdashboard
Docs: rmarkdown
My Pipeline
Import: tidyverse:::readr odbc dbi
Tidy & Transform: tidyverse:::dplyr+tidyr skimr visdat data.table
Visualization: ggplot2 plotnine hypertools plotly_express
Modeling: sklearn mlxtend yellowbrick spark shap
Communicate: rmarkdown
Monitor: hypothesis
Deploy: shiny
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Modeling: rsample modelr broom yardstick caret sparklyr
Communicate: rmarkdown
Monitor:
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Tidy: pandas-modin
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Visualization: altair plotnine
Modeling: sklearn mlxtend shap yellowbrick pyspark chainlearn
Communicate: jupyter
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Hillary ClintonHillary Clinton's resume is like a rap-sheet wrapped in an enigma, sprinkled with potential greatness, seasoned liberally with controversy, and then adapted as a Lifetime Cable TV Movie of the Week.No one can deny she keeps busy: Lawyer, alleged "feminazi," bestselling author, notoriously wronged woman, working mother, alleged murderer and adulterer, Senator, cookie-baker, First Lady, enemy of cookie-bakers, and quite possibly future president of the United States. Hillary Rodham was born in Chicago, on October 26, 1947, the first of three children. Her early upbringing betrayed little of what was to come: She was a typical bright kid, into school sports, Girl Scouts, going to church and getting good grades. She went to Wellesley College and subsequently on to Yale Law School, which is when life became a little more complicated. As the free-love 1960s were coming to a close, she met a young Bill Clinton. Her future with Bubba would be poignantly foreshadowed by her second job out of college -- as a staff lawyer assisting a Congressional committee drawing up articles of impeachment for Richard M. Nixon related to Watergate (articles which proved unnecessary when Nixon resigned later that year). She moved to Arkansas and married Bill in 1975. A short while later, she took a job with the Rose Law Firm, where one can only assume from the volume of later news coverage that she immediately began a full-time effort to compile damning records on herself and her husband, perhaps before they even did anything especially bad. In 1980, she took a break from compiling massive incriminating dossiers to have the Clintons' only daughter, Chelsea. While her husband was clawing his way to the top of the Arkansas political food chain, first as attorney general and then as the state's youngest governor in 1978, Hillary Clinton was forging a name for herself as a formidable attorney. It was 1978 when the fun really started. Clinton opened a commodities trading account with $1,000, as her husband's gubernatorial campaign was heating up, and had made $100,000 by the time she closed it the next year. She was assisted in this venture by a local power lawyer employed by one of the state's biggest employers, Tyson Foods. To a lot of people, this deal looked pretty fishy, but no credible criminal case was ever built. In 1979, the Clintons joined a company to peddle Arkansas real estate -- not exactly a stellar growth sector. Their partners in the deal, who apparently bore most of the risk, were close friends, James and Susan McDougal. The development, known as Whitewater, went belly up in about six seconds flat, but that didn't keep it from snarling the nation in a tediously endless controversy for decades to come. With one financial disaster under his belt, James McDougal naturally assumed it would be a good idea to get into the banking business. He bought a S&L called Madison Guaranty, and promptly sank it as well. That's when things got a little sticky. At about the same time presidential spawns Neil and Jeb Bush were wiping out upward of a $1 billion in taxpayer money with their own S&L debacles, including millions of dollars in defaulted loans, a measly $100,000 loan from Madison went to help pay off the Whitewater mortgage. CNN estimated the total cost of Whitewater to taxpayers as $13,000 -- not counting the cost of later investigations, as we shall see. The eventual collapse of McDougal's S&L, which Hillary occasionally represented as a lawyer, took $60 million of taxpayer money to bail out. The extent of any actual involvement by either of the Clintons in managing the Madison collapse is still debatable, but is generally thought to be pretty minimal, despite all the subsequent fuss. As all this was going on, Bill Clinton lost and subsequently re-won and retained the governorship of Arkansas throughout the 1980s. During the '80s Hillary Clinton appeared largely unfazed by her husband's frequent womanizing. Clinton herself would later emerge as kind of a slightly scary sex symbol for many men, and Bill's meanderings perhaps reflected a desire for contrast, as he repeatedly sought out the trashiest and least imposing women Arkansas had to offer -- which is saying a lot. Affairs firmly on the record included Paula Jones and Gennifer Flowers, both of whom would go on to bare their assets in soft-core porn spreads, while rumor indicated anywhere from a few more dalliances to dozens of them. The volume of Bill's affairs, and the occasional whispered rumors that Hillary might have had a few of her own, have led to much speculation that the former First Couple had an "open marriage" arrangement. But, as with so many aspects of the Clinton's lives, you won't find anyone who will testify to that effect. One of the most repeated (but entirely unproven) rumors about Hillary Clinton's sex life was a whisper that she may have been involved with her close working partner Vincent Foster, another Rose Law Firm Partner. As the Clintons moved to the national stage with Bill's run for president in 1991, Hillary Clinton almost instantly became a lightning rod for criticism. No, wait, criticism is too pale a word for it. Unbridled hate is much more accurate.  And if they didn't hate her, they really, really loved her. In fact, the only other person in American history ever to inspire as much violent love and rabid hate was her husband. It started with the whole marriage thing, when she committed the first of many violations of the cardinal rule of politics: "Try not to be quotable." In an interview with "60 Minutes," Clinton responded to questions about Bill's dalliances by explaining that she wasn't "some little woman standing by my man like Tammy Wynette." Whoa! Now THAT'S a sound bite. The media went nuts, repeating the clip endlessly and quizzing random citizens on the street about exactly how pissed off this statement made them. It was never exactly clear why this was supposed to piss people off, but after the sixth or seventh week of coverage it was just assumed that it did. Shortly after the Tammy Wynette debacle, the "cookie incident" cemented Clinton's reputation as the woman America loved to hate. During the primaries, presidental contender and ultra-flake Jerry Brown made a fruitless effort to get some traction in his lost cause by attacking the Clintons for conflicts of interest caused by Hillary's law practice while Bill was governor of Arkansas. Clinton responded by saying that she "could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas" instead of holding down a job, and that's when the fireworks really erupted. The media went totally berserk over this one. According to the media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, one news story in a New York Newsday article on Hillary Clinton mentioned cookies five times, while the L.A. Times (not exactly a hotbed of social conservatism) featured the quote repeatedly in headlines and news stories. For some people, and again it's not entirely clear whom, the "cookie" comment amounted to open war on women who stayed at home, eschewed careers and dedicated their lives solely to mutely serving their husbands and churning out babies. You know, the dominant social paradigm... in 1952. For all the seething cauldron of outrage these comments produced in insecure, anger-driven morons like Rush Limbaugh and Jerry Falwell, Clinton's no-nonsense, take-no-crap attitude also established her as a something of a hero to modern working women. Naturally, this was considered a massive political liability for hubby, who already had the modern working woman vote locked up but was polling poorly among insecure, anger-driven morons (i.e., a large chunk of the American electorate). Bill's team of crack political consultants instantly shifted into damage control-mode.  By summer, Hillary had been effectively neutered as a political force, and Bill went on to take the White House. Five minutes after that, everything was back to normal. The first thing Bill Clinton did on taking office was give Hillary the massive task of creating a health care reform plan, one of the key platform planks that had gotten him elected. Despite the fact that everyone pretty much agreed health care needed reform, the thousands of pages of proposals Hillary delivered to Congress provoked Republican hysteria about "big government" and mainstream dread at the thought of another monolithic mind-numbing bureaucracy to deal with. The end result was a humiliating defeat that sent Hillary back to cookie-baking detail. But she wouldn't stay there for long. As 1993 wore on, the specter of the Whitewater deals began to loom large, and White House Counsel Vince Foster was in charge of compiling and vetting documents for the increasingly inevitable investigation. In July 2003, Foster was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head in a Washington, D.C. park, and the fecal projectile hit the rotating metal blades with great gusto. A vast conspiracy machine was born out of that apparent suicide, the likes of which had never been seen in the United States. If half the energy devoted to Vince Foster had been given to JFK's assassination, we'd probably know where Jimmy Hoffa was buried today. Three separate, massive and costly investigations (including one by the notoriously desperate Kenneth Starr, see below) ruled Foster's death a suicide, but that hardly matters to anyone. Most conspiracy theories on the subject involve one or both of the Clintons committing a cold-blooded and unsubtle murder in order of a high-ranking, high-profile member of their administration, who was also a close family friend, to cover up their involvement in what most reasonable observers agree is at most a couple hundred thousand dollars of no-more-than-moderately shady deals. A popular sidebar to the murder theory involves an alleged affair between Hillary and Foster, who was a long-time associate of the First Lady at the Rose Law Firm. These theories offer no explanation for why Webster Hubbell, James McDougal, Susan McDougal, Roger Clinton, Vernon Jordan, Paula Jones, Gennifer Flowers and Monica Lewinsky were allowed to live. Needless to say, the Vince Foster "suicide" was the beginning of a long national nightmare. Hillary Clinton was dragged out of the kitchen, where her cookies were still cooling on the counter, to answer the questions of an insistent media. In an April 1994 press conference, she claimed that a) she had made her $1 million in commodities trading all by herself and b) she hadn't worked on a specific shady real estate deal related to Madison S&L. Neither of these claims turned out to be true, but on the other hand, neither of them were particularly interesting either. By summer 1994, everyone was getting kind of pissed off about this whole scandal thing, so an illustrious and impartial legal expert named Robert Fiske was brought in as a special counsel to investigate Whitewater, including the Foster suicide. Investigations by Fiske, the Washington, D.C., police, the national park service, the Resolution Trust Corp., various U.S. Attorney branches, various House and Senate committees, at least one grand jury, Matlock, Ironsides and Perry Mason all failed to turn up any compelling criminal case which could effectively be levied against the Clintons. Not wanting to look like quitters, Congressional Republicans lobbied for another special counsel, and got the bulldog of their dreams when they found Kenneth Starr. Starr wasn't having any of that innocent crap, and he poured hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer money into proving his case. In 1995, a couple crates of billing records related to various Whitewater issues mysteriously turned up in the White House residence, sparking a new round of speculation about Hillary's crimelord tendencies, but once more, "the glove didn't fit," in the immortal words of Johnnie Cochran. The teflon First Lady walked yet again. After years of investigating, Ken Starr grudgingly admitted that Foster's death was a suicide, and finally conceded that he couldn't build a criminal case on based on the pretty marginal Whitewater fiasco. Luckily for Starr, Bill Clinton was a horndog -- and THAT was a fact that could be proven beyond any reasonable doubt. Starr pursued allegations relating to Clinton's womanizing, running them into the ground before finally building an exhaustive (and exhausting) case that the President had been the recipient of (gasp!) blow jobs from a young White House intern named Monica Lewinsky. Since we all know that American Presidents NEVER cheat on their wives, Starr dragged the Clintons in for depositions and finally managed to build a fairly flimsy (legally speaking) case for perjury based on a couple of whopping lies (in layman's terms) issued by the President regarding the whereabouts and activities of his schlong. While a salacious press corps drooled over the semen-stained details of the case, much of America turned its attention to Hillary, looking for a Jerry Springer-style outburst of pain and rage. The press corps was sorely disappointed. Clinton maintained a stoic public persona throughout the seemingly endless proceedings, which eventually climaxed in unprecedented impeachment proceedings for an offense committed by John F. Kennedy three times before breakfast every day. In the absence of public comment, the media (tabloid and otherwise) ran a continuing barrage of rumors, hearsay and innuendo regarding Hillary Clinton's feelings and reactions to her husband's peccadillos. The most believable of these indicated that she was more pissed off about the stupidity of being embroiled in a political mess than about any more conventional concerns regarding marriage vows. By doing nothing, Clinton dramatically reinforced the polarized reactions that had followed her every move since her husband's election. For the people who hated her, the stony silence reinforced her image as an ice queen; for those who loved her, it was a reaffirmation of her personal strength. Despite all this, Bill Clinton easily cruised to re-election in 1996. Hillary Clinton filled her time (and distracted herself from the headlines) by penning an acclaimed book on child-rearing called "It Takes A Village," which instantly set off yet another round of the by-now familiar schizoid reactions. Hailed by many as inspirational in describing a community role in guiding the development of children, the book was damned by nearly as many for a vaguely Communist tilt. Looneys like Jerry Falwell shrieked about the way book acknowledged the existence of such dangerously anarchistic and unAmerican phenomena as "working mothers" and "divorce," which could never happen in America. Somehow Hillary Clinton and the nation itself survived Bill Clinton's presidency. The First Family exited the White House with an extremely tiny scrap of dignity, a couple truckloads of merchandise and (in what has now become a presidential tradition) a funny-smelling cloud of last-minute presidential pardons. The couple moved to New York, where they had lived their entire lives. At least, that was how they tried to pitch it to the New York voters, as Clinton made the jump from First Wronged Woman to wearing the political pants in the family. While her husband hit the lecture circuit in an effort to raise funds to polish off years of legal bills, Hillary Clinton ran for the Senate. Her opponent was a smarmy young Turk named Rick Lazio, who employed an aggressive attack strategy and attempted to make political hay out of the fact that Clinton was rather a latecomer to the Great State of New York. But we're talking about a woman who survived seeing the most intimate details of her husband's transformed into four straight years of Tonight Show monologues. Lazio came off as petulant, obnoxious and immature. If Ken Starr, with his army of investigators and a bottomless pit of taxpayer money at his command, couldn't sink Hillary Clinton, you could hardly expect much from a local politico with an image reminiscent of a disgruntled game show host. Wronged Woman Hillary Clinton was permanently retired, along with her cookies, and Senator Hillary Clinton was born. Nearly two years into her Senate tenure, Clinton appears to be settling in as a pretty average Senator. Early polling showed her to be the front-runner among Democratic candidates for the 2004 presidential election, but she opted to stay put and build her resume for a while. It's hard to imagine that situation is anything but temporary. The Clinton White House, Round Two, has a certain feeling of inevitability about it. One can only hope that the second time around will go a little more smoothly than the first...
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While Impact runs surprisingly well on most mobile platforms, there are still some issues to be aware of:
As it is now, the best mobile device to play HTML5 games on is the iPhone 3GS or 3rd gen iPod Touch. Impact also runs well on all other iOS devices, but those are a bit slower. Even the newer iPhone 4 and iPad can't compete with the 3GS' speed, because they have more pixels to paint.
My guess is, that Apple has full hardware acceleration for the HTML5 Canvas tag somewhere in their roadmap for iOS, so that the larger screen size of the iPhone 4 and iPad won't matter anymore. It will only get faster.
You can use Impacts ig.ua.* properties to check for particular devices. ig.ua
can be used as soon as the main impact.js
file is loaded.
With this, you can, for instance, start the game with different resolutions, depending on the device it is running on:
if( ig.ua.mobile ) { // Disable sound for all mobile devices ig.Sound.enabled = false; } if( ig.ua.iPhone4 ) { // The iPhone 4 has more pixels - we'll scale the // game up by a factor of 4 ig.main('#canvas', MyGame, 60, 160, 160, 4); } else if( ig.ua.mobile ) { // All other mobile devices ig.main('#canvas', MyGame, 60, 160, 160, 2); } else { // Desktop browsers ig.main('#canvas', MyGame, 60, 240, 160, 2); }
If you want to provide a different HTML file for each device, you can do so with a simple index.php
. This example assumes you have an index-iphone.html
, index-ipad.html
and index-desktop.html
file in the same directory.
<?php if( preg_match('/iphone|android/i', $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) ) { include('index-iphone.html'); } else if( preg_match('/ipad/i', $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) ) { include('index-ipad.html'); } else { include('index-desktop.html'); } ?>
If one pixel on your Canvas does not directly correspond to one pixel of the device's screen the whole Canvas has to be scaled by the browser before being shown – which is extremely slow.
Most mobile browser support the viewport
meta tag. With this tag you can lock the zoom level of your page to 1
, i.e. no zoom.
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width; initial-scale=1; maximum-scale=1; user-scalable=0;"/>
This already ensures that the Canvas is rendered in its native resolution.
Of course there is one exception: the iPhone 4 and the 4th. generation iPod Touch actually scale the page up by a factor of 2 if you specify a scaling of 1. Their displays have so many dots per inch that everything that is normally one pixel in size will be scaled up twice on these devices to appear in the same size. I.e. they have a device pixel ratio of 2.
If we scale up the Canvas twice for the iPhone 4 through the ig.main() function, it will be displayed larger than we wanted and will still not be rendered in its native resolution. We actually now have to scale the Canvas' display size (not the Canvas' internal resolution) down again with some CSS.
E.g. for a game with a native resolution of 160x160px, you would have the following calls to ig.main()
:
if( ig.ua.iPhone4 ) { // The game's native resolution is 160x160. It will be // scaled up 4x for the iPhone4, resulting in a drawing // resolution of 640x640 px ig.main('#canvas', MyGame, 60, 160, 160, 4); } else { // For all other devices (including desktop browsers), // the game will be scaled up 2x, resulting in a drawing // resolution of 320x320 px ig.main('#canvas', MyGame, 60, 160, 160, 2); }
And the following CSS:
#canvas { /* Remember, those 320 "px" will be displayed over 640 pixels on the iPhone 4's screen, that's why we have to render the game at 640x640 pixels. */ width: 320px; height: 320px; }
Here's a complete HTML file that works well on all iOS devices. This is essentially the HTML that is used for Biolab Disaster. It also defines four buttons that can be bound to game actions via. ig.input.bindTouch(). You can download the image file that is used for these buttons here.
<!DOCTYPE html>   <title>Impact Game</title>  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width; initial-scale=1; maximum-scale=1; user-scalable=0;"/>  <meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-capable" content="yes" />  <link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="media/touch-icon.png"/>
 <canvas id="canvas"></canvas>

You can also use another meta tag to specify how the iPhone's status bar should be displayed:
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style" content="black-translucent" />
Each draw call has significant performance implications. You should limit your draw call to as few as possible. If you ever worked with OpenGL or Direct3D, this won't come to you as a surprise.
A draw call is basically any invocation of the Canvas API that draws anything. In Impact, most of these calls to the API are done through ig.Image's
.drawTile() method. It is used everywhere: Animations use it to draw the current animation frame and BackgroundMaps use it draw each tile of the map from their tileset.
Because BackgroundMaps, by default, need one draw call for each tile that is being displayed, they are easily the largest performance hog.
Luckily BackgroundMaps come with a special mode that pre-renders the map into large chunks. This way the engine only has to render one or two chunks for each frame, instead of several hundred tiles.
You can enable this mode at any time (usually right after loading a level) through the .preRender property. E.g.:
// in your ig.Game subclass loadLevel: function( level ) { this.parent( level ); // Enable the pre-rendered background mode for all // mobile devices if( ig.ua.mobile ) { for( var i = 0; i < this.backgroundMaps.length; i++ ) { this.backgroundMaps[i].preRender = true; } } }
Note that you will lose all background animations if you use the this mode.
If you make use of particles that have no gameplay implications (i.e. are only there to look pretty) you should limit their number on mobile platforms.
The .kill()
method for the Blob enemy in Biolab Disaster for instance looks like this:
kill: function() { // Limit number of gibs on mobile platforms var gibs = ig.ua.mobile ? 5 : 30; for( var i = 0; i < gibs; i++ ) { ig.game.spawnEntity( EntityBlobGib, this.pos.x, this.pos.y ); } this.parent(); },
As of now, all mobile platforms struggle to play HTML5 audio. On iOS you can get one single sound to play at a time, but there are still bugs that currently make it impossible to pre-load a sound file.
Your best bet is to disable sound completely on these platforms. This also has the benefit, that you don't need to load sound files (which oftentimes are quite large) at all.
You can disable sound globally with the ig.Sound.enabled property.
// Disable all sounds for mobile devices if( ig.ua.mobile ) { ig.Sound.enabled = false; } // Start the game ig.main(…)


There once was a young man named Andy. He was tall and fit and loved adventures. One day he decided he wanted to explore somewhere new that was unheard of before, the Magical Enchanted Forrest. He immediately got into his car and set off for the mountains.
He had arrived. From the outside the mountains seemed normal. However, it was much quieter than most places he'd explored and the trees were thick and all the same. It was as though the mountains did not want anyone to know their secrets that there was something more here. ...But Andy knew something great was out there just waiting to be found. He had heard of this legendary forrest from his grandfather who had been told by his dad who was told by his dad which keeps going on for many generations.
Andy started walking forward and with one deep breath stepped one foot into the dark forrest. He could not believe what he was seeing. There was nothing around. Andy thought for a second he must've gotten the location wrong and gone to the incorrect mountain. However, that thought was short lasting. Looking around the forrest Andy spotted out of the corner of his eye what appeared to be a multicolor fairy, flying quickly from a tree to the sky.
He was finally here, he could not believe his eyes. Soon out of the shadows appeared more magical animals. There was a unicorn prancing around him, a pegasis was flying through the sky and water was being moved through the air, possibly because of a wizard. This was all too surreal for him. He never wanted to leave this place and all its incredible beauty.
Andy continued his adventure through the forrest. With each step forward he could feel more and more of the magic that surrounded him. The magical space was engulfing him. Would he ever be the same again after this experience, Andy decided he surely would not. After what felt like forever Andy found himself at the top of a waterfall that fell off a cliff and down toward a chrystal clear lake. Andy thought this would make for a great resting place to enjoy the beauty, take a break to eat and take in all that he had just experienced.
... After a while Andy decided it was time to go home.


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1. Create a new file e.g. src/icons.ts
and import the share icons in it.
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2. To load the icons on app bootstrap use src/main.ts
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I've been working on a shell script to setup the SD Card environment for emonpi users, and emonbase users wishing to use a RO operating system.
The script is almost complete, and so far, it completes the following, assuming that the Raspbian filesystem has not yet been expanded by using $sudo raspi-config;
- Obtains the number of SD card sectors, and card capacity
- Creates a 'data' partition appropriately sized for the SD card size (see below)
- Leaves 10Mb unused space following the data partition (see below)
- Increases the size of the 'root' partition to fill the space up to the data partition
- Creates a ext2 filesystem with a blocksize of 1024 bytes for the data partition
- Expands the root filesystem to fill the increased root partition
To make the script easy to use, I've hard coded it, so users don't have to make decisions about partition sizes, converting sectors to bytes, bytes to Gb, etc. Just run the script!
The script at this time will create a 300Mb data partition on a card less than 5Gb in size (same as the standard emoncms 4Gb cards)
On all SD cards with greater capacity than 5Gb, the data partition increases to 1Gb.
In both cases, a 10Mb buffer (unused space) is retained following the data partition. This 'buffer' is to ensure that if you create a backup of your SD card, you should be able to safely restore it to another SD card - as different cards have slightly more or less capacity.
Can I have your views please;
- Are the data partition sizes OK? can you see circumstances where a larger data partition would be desirable especially for higher capacity SD cards?
- Is the 10Mb buffer sufficient? with the variations in SD cards, should this be increased/decreased?
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
Is the 10Mb buffer sufficient? with the variations in SD cards, should this be increased/decreased?
10MB might be cutting it a bit close. I'm thinking 20, or even 30MB might be "cheap insurance," given the low cost of SD cards.
Re: SD Card preparation script
Thanks Bill, I'm mindful that space is at a premium on the 4Gb cards, as there is only 300Mb for the data partition. Do you think that the buffer size should increase proportional to the card size?
Re: SD Card preparation script
I took a look at two 4 GB microSD cards, one made by Transcend, the other by Adata.
The difference surprised me, as it was only 3MB. So perhaps a 10MB buffer is sufficient for a 4GB card.
Re: SD Card preparation script
Here's a comparison between two 8GB microSD cards:
Good call with regards to increasing the buffer size as the card size increases.
Re: SD Card preparation script
Isn't that about 200Mb difference?
I'm seeing 7,746,878,976 bytes in my cheepo Ebay card, which is not dissimilar to the Toshiba card.
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
Isn't that about 200Mb difference?
Almost. (a tad less actually, but not much). Hence my comment about your good call...
Re: SD Card preparation script
Good idea re this script. Creating partitions correctly is a pain! I've added note this thread from the read-only setup guide
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/commit/831d9f4296548bbd301e094a1c0369...
Re: SD Card preparation script
Glyn, almost there with the script, it works fine, but concerned about the previous 2 posts. Do we really need a 200Mb buffer on 8Gb cards? Seems out of proportion....
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
Since the script must be run with root privileges, the sudo commands inside the script aren't needed.
Re: SD Card preparation script
Thanks Bill, there's still a few minor changes needed before its finally finished.
If anyone wants to check & report their actual SD card size, the command is:
$ sudo fdisk -l
The card size in bytes should be on the first line of info.
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
A Sandisk microSD HC:<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes.
(and fwiw, an otherwise the same 4 GB:<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes)
Re: SD Card preparation script
The 'sdpart' script has now been added to the 'usefulscripts' repo if anyone wishes to use it.
For now, the script creates a 300Mb data partition plus a 10Mb buffer for 4Gb cards, and 1Gb data partition plus 50Mb buffer for larger cards.
I'm not sure if the 50Mb buffer is ideal having read the above posts, so we may need to revisit this at a later time. But at least it's 50Mb more than if the root partition was expanded by using raspi-config.
Just to clarify, the easiest way to use the script is to install the operating system on the SD card, and run the script INSTEAD of using the system configuration tool - raspi-config to expand the filesystem.
The script can be downloaded and run by;
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
Hi Paul.
Replying to your question on the emonSD12Feb16 thread.
I used the sdpart script on the previous stable version with no issues. Straight forward run and reboot. All OK.
On emonSD12Feb16 I see a few "Value out of range" errors. Don't know what they mean so attached the output messages when script is run.
Re: SD Card preparation script
Thanks for the feedback.
It would appear from your log there were 3 partitions on the SD card already before running the script;
Whereas a default Jessie/Wheezy installation should just create two partitions.
The script is intended to be used by users building their systems using the install guides, not using the image files, which I assume you did?
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
Hi Paul,
How difficult would it be to extend this script, or write another, to enable users of the pre-built image to extend the data partition to fill the SD card.
Default emonPi image has a RW ~/data partition of 150MB. If using an SD card > 4GB (default emonPi is 8GB) the data partition can be expanded to fill the rest of the SD
Re: SD Card preparation script
I'll take a look and see what I can do.
Give me a few days, I'm not at home at the moment.
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
No rush, it was just an idea. It's an issue when a user attempts to restore a large backup via the new backup module:
https://github.com/emoncms/backup/
Re: SD Card preparation script
I've just completed the script to use in conjunction with the emoncms imagefile, and a git pull request has been submitted. (anyone wanting to try it now can git clone my usefulscripts repo)
The script - sdpart_imagefile will hopefully be merged into the 'usefulscripts' repo, and will become part of the imagefile itself, so after writing the emoncms imagefile to (any size) SD Card, it will be run by the following command;
For safety, the script will only run if you are using an emoncms imagefile, and it will analyze your SD card, and determine a safe maximum size to expand the /data partition, allowing a buffer at the end of the disk.
Using fdisk, the script will then resize the partition as above, and automatically reboot your system so the changes can take effect.
Following a reboot, the new extended partition will be checked by e2fsck for errors, before using resize2fs to extend the filesystem to fill the partition. This stage takes a long time, depending upon the SD card size, but for example a 32Gb SD card takes about 20 minutes to complete, so it's important not to disturb the script's operation.
Once complete, the script will signify that it's ended by shutting down the pi (poweroff), so at that stage, you can re-apply power and it should be good to go.
The short version of the above is, run the script, type 'Y' to proceed, come back about 20 minutes later.
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
Paul - Thank you for creating this! As I wait for the emonSD-20Feb16 image to copy to a spare SD card I was reading through the new script. In the comments I see a mention of "preferred size" for the data partition. How do I set the /data partition size? I am looking to expand the /data partition from 200 MB to about 500 MB on a 8 GB SD card.
Re: SD Card preparation script
The script will calculate the /data partition size to 'almost' fill all remaining space on the SD card, so on a 8Gb card it would probably be about 5Gb.
If you expand the /data partition to just 500Mb, have you plans to use the remaining 5Gb of unused disk space?
If you need bespoke partition sizes, I would recommend not using the script, and use something like Gparted to modify/create the partitions/filesystems, it's far more flexible.
The script was really intended for users wanting a quick & easy way to get up and running.
Paul
Re: SD Card preparation script
Paul - quick & easy are perfect! I ran the script and it partitioned my SD card as expected (except I used a 16 GB card instead of an 8 GB). There was one odd error I saw:
Re: SD Card preparation script
Pleased that it worked OK Jon
The error message can be disregarded, it's just really telling you that the system needs to be rebooted before the new partition table that has just been written can be read. The script at this point then does automatically reboot, and the new partition table is read by the system, enabling the filesystem to be extended.
If we had disregarded the message and not rebooted, we would have been unable to check and expand the filesystem, and errors would then be introduced.
A solution could be adding a line or two underneath the error message, reassuring users to disregard it. So instead of;
It could read;
Would that help?
Paul
Edit - following contact from another user, the script has been updated to display the above.
Re: SD Card preparation script
Can confirm that sdpart_imagefile script works a treat for expanding the data partition to fill SD card. Tested with emonSD-20Feb16. Script pull request has now been merged into usefulscripts master branch.
Hats of to Paul :-)


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class Artifactory::Cleaner::ArtifactBucketCollection
Organize Artifacts by age bucket for analysis
An Artifactory::Cleaner::ArtifactBucketCollection represents “age buckets” used for analyzing Artifact usage. Artifacts are grouped into buckets of time to aid in developing an archive strategy. This class maintains a list of buckets and handles the logic for sorting Artifacts into those buckets.
Artifactory::Cleaner::ArtifactBucketCollection is largely just an Array of Artifactory::Cleaner::ArtifactBucket instances, with logic to sort and select them and logic to distribute Artifactory::Resource::Artifact instances into the proper Artifactory::Cleaner::ArtifactBucket
Public Class Methods
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 21 def initialize(buckets = [30,60,90,180,365,730,1095,nil]) @buckets = [] define_buckets(buckets) end
Public Instance Methods
Add a new artifact to this collection
Given an Artifactory::Resource::Artifact `artifact`, find the proper ArtifactBucket within this ArtifactBucketCollection and add the artifact ton that bucket
Aliased as `<<`
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 81 def add(artifact) age = (Time.now - Artifactory::Cleaner::DiscoveredArtifact.latest_date_from(artifact))/(3600*24) if (bucket = @buckets.find {|b| b.covers? age}) bucket << artifact else raise RangeError, "No bucket available for an artifact of age #{age.floor} days" end self end
Total number of Artifacts within this collection
Returns the sum of the length of all buckets within this collection
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 70 def artifact_count @buckets.reduce(0) { |sum, bkt| sum + bkt.length } end
Accessor for a bucket of a given age
Returns the bucket which covers the period `age` (represented as an artifact age, in days)
Aliased as `[]`
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 99 def bucket(age) @buckets.find {|b| b.covers? age} end
Return an Array containing the bucket sizes of this collection.
Returns the `max` property from every bucket within this collection, thus representing the bucket sizes this collection contains (as a properly configured ArtifactBucketCollection has the min of each bucket set to the max of the previous bucket, thus covering an entire time range)
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 62 def bucket_sizes @buckets.map &:max end
Remove all Artifacts from this collection
Calls `clear` on every bucket within this collection
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 32 def clear @buckets.each &:clear end
Adjust the bucket sizes within this collection
Given an Enumerable of ages (as integer values of days) define buckets representing those periods within this collection. This method is similar to the constructor: provide an Enumerable where each value represents a bucket size and new buckets will be added to this collection representing the ages (in days) contained within `bucket_list`
TODO: This will not update older buckets or move artifacts around, so if buckets were already defined then this method may result in an invalid configuration, E.G. overlapping buckets or artifacts which are no longer in the desired buckets. For best results, call this method on an ArtifactBucketCollection for which you already know the bucket sizes and to which no artifacts have yet been added
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 48 def define_buckets(bucket_list) last_size = 0 bucket_list.each do |size| @buckets << Artifactory::Cleaner::ArtifactBucket.new(last_size,size) last_size = size end end
Human-readable summary of this collection
Returns a string summarizing each bucket within this collection: how many packages and what filesize each bucket contains. Used when analyzing artifact searches: artifacts discovered from a search are placed into an ArtifactBucketCollection and then this report can be produced to describe how old the artifacts are and where opportunities for cleaning exist.
# File lib/artifactory/cleaner/artifact_bucket_collection.rb, line 111 def report buckets.map {|bucket| "#{bucket.length} packages between #{bucket.min} and #{bucket.max} days, totaling #{Artifactory::Cleaner::Util::filesize bucket.filesize}" }.join("\n") end


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public final class DecayFunctionParser<DFB extends DecayFunctionBuilder<DFB>> extends java.lang.Object implements ScoreFunctionParser<DFB>
{
"fieldname1" : {
"origin" = "someValue",
"scale" = "someValue"
},
"multi_value_mode" : "min"
}
"origin" here refers to the reference point and "scale" to the level of
uncertainty you have in your origin.
For example, you might want to retrieve an event that took place around the 20 May 2010 somewhere near Berlin. You are mainly interested in events that are close to the 20 May 2010 but you are unsure about your guess, maybe it was a week before or after that. Your "origin" for the date field would be "20 May 2010" and your "scale" would be "7d".
This class parses the input and creates a scoring function from the parameters origin and scale.
To write a new decay scoring function, create a new class that extends
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See GaussDecayFunctionBuilder.PARSER
for an example.
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|---|---|
static ParseField |
MULTI_VALUE_MODE |
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DecayFunctionParser(java.util.function.BiFunction<java.lang.String,BytesReference,DFB> createFromBytes)
Create the parser using a method reference to a "create from bytes" constructor for the DecayFunctionBuilder.
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DFB |
fromXContent(XContentParser parser)
Parses bodies of the kind
{
"fieldname1" : {
"origin" : "someValue",
"scale" : "someValue"
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"multi_value_mode" : "min"
}
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public static final ParseField MULTI_VALUE_MODE
public DecayFunctionParser(java.util.function.BiFunction<java.lang.String,BytesReference,DFB> createFromBytes)
public DFB fromXContent(XContentParser parser) throws java.io.IOException, ParsingException
{
"fieldname1" : {
"origin" : "someValue",
"scale" : "someValue"
},
"multi_value_mode" : "min"
}
fromXContent
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Endless Plains [ai68], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 107
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23: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
23: 33% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ai67], owner:
23: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with eight sailors
24: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
24: 33% damaged, departed for Ocean [ah68].
29: Stack of nazgul [fo8l], nazgul, arrived from the east.
29: Stack of nazgul [ia9z], nazgul, arrived from the east.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Endless Plains:
North, to Ocean [ah68], Crystal Sea, 2 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [ai69], 7 days
South, plain, to Endless Plains [aj68], 7 days
West, to Ocean [ai67], Crystal Sea, 2 days
Inner locations:
Rocky hill [ad1v], rocky hill, 1 day, owner:
Harpie [af9i], harpies, number: 13
Rocky hill [ad1w], rocky hill, 1 day, owner:
Giant lizard [af9j], giant lizards, number: 20
It is raining.
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [ie6y], nazgul, number: 4
Stack of nazgul [fo8l], nazgul


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- The Last Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools, Stewart Brand
- What can a Body Do?, Sara Hendren
- Sesame Street and the Reform of Children's Television*, Robert Morrow, *I recommend starting here or here
- Explode Every Day, Denise Markonish, from the exhibit
- Get Together, Richardson; Huynh; Sotto
- Notebooks, 1959-1971, Lawrence Halprin
- Turtles, Termites and Traffic Jams, Mitchel Resnick
- Computer Lib/Dream Machines, Theodor Nelson
- Expanded Cinema*, Gene Youngblood *haven't read
- Wabi-Sabi, Leonard Koren
- Extrapolation Factory Operators Manual, Montgomery; Woebkin
- Phenomenal: California Light, Space, Surface, Clark; Davies; Auping
- The Further Adventures in Cardboard Carpentry, Cope; Morrison
- The Puffins Are Back!, Gail Gibbons
- A Kid's Guide to Building Forts, Birdseye; Klein
- Archigram, Alain Guiheux, Centre Georges Pompidou
- How Buildings Learn, Stewart Brand
- The Carpenter's Manifesto, Ehrlich; Mannheimer
- The Serving Library Annual 2017/2018, Serving Library (Project)
- raumlaborberlin: acting in public, Maier; Raumlaborberlin
- Case: Toyo Ito | Sendai Mediatheque, Witte; Kobayashi
- The Interface: IBM and the Transformation of Corporate Design, 1945-1976, John Harwood
- A Pattern Language, Christopher Alexander
- Black Mountain: an interdisciplinary experiment, 1933-1957, Blume; Felix; Knapstein; Nichols
- Be Here Now, Ram Dass
- Something Incredibly Wonderful Happens: Frank Oppenheimer and His Astonishing Exploratorium, K C Cole
- Centre Pompidou: Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, and the making of a modern monument, Francesco Dal Co
- The Making of Beaubourg: a building biography of the Centre Pompidou, Paris., Nathan Silver
- The Dynamic Library, Roth; Schültz
- Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees, Lawrence Weschler
- Tools for Conviviality, Ivan Illich
- The RSVP Cycles: creative processes in the human environment, Lawrence Halprin
- The The Experience of Nature: a psychological perspective, Kaplan; Kaplan, dig into this paper and "soft fascination"
- The Gift: How the Creative Spirit Transforms the World, Lewis Hyde
- Lessons for Students in Architecture, Herman Hertzberger
- Ant Farm: 1968-1976, Lewallen and Seid
- Living Architecture 7: Ant Farm, Felicity Scott


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Rating: 8 out of 10
Only the bare technical essentials of "Thieve's Quartet" reside in the Internet Movie Database. Its a forgotten film that probably owes its place at my local video shop thanks to a sympathetic review from cult movie critic Jim Bob Briggs: his insistence that "Thieve's Quartet" is "Better than Reservoir Dogs" screams from the front cover. Jim Bob is lying through his teeth, but that's O.K, because its only a white lie, and white lies are forgivable when they rescue the likes of "Thieves Quartet" from oblivion.
Written and directed by Joe Chappelle, "Thieves Quartet" traces the fortunes of a group of criminals who embark on an audacious crime. Sure, that's a tad imprecise, but I wouldn't want to undermine Chapelle's intentions. "Thieves Quartet" unfolds slowly, unexpectedly. The gang's enigmatic statements and intentions are not immediately decipherable. This doesn't mean that Chapelle has crafted a headache-inducing labyrinth, "The Big Sleep" for the 90's (thank God!). The tiny suggestive riddles he poses are answered swiftly, as they successively appear, until a convincing and thoroughly tawdry picture has emerged. The audience has no choice but to become thoroughly engrossed in the workings of Chapelle's tantalisingly clever film.
Character and motivation is developed with a similar care to detail. The unlikely brains of the operation is Artie. Artie speaks the hippy lingo of his youth and exhibits a gentle eccentricity consistent with his resemblance to a balding Spalding Grey. A barman, Artie is eager to change his pitiful circumstances. His good friend Jimmy, a retired football player whose stuck working a car wash, is equally embittered by the cards life has dealt him. Chappelle opens his film with a subtle pre-credit sequence in which Jimmy tends to the needs of an everyday, and moderately annoying, customer. Nothing really happens, but the resentment and barely concealed fury is palpable. Artie's other two accomplices are a lot more volatile. Mike is an ex-cop eternally bitter about the money he lost on a football game Jimmy threw. In truth, he's more riled about Jimmy being black. In contrast, Art's girlfriend Jessie is perhaps a little too friendly towards Art's friends. She describes their relationship as a mutually respectful "arrangement". Art's take on this "arrangement" is less genteel, more direct. Her provocative behaviour encourages the advice "Just coz you ball half the civilised world don't mean you have to advertise it!". Internal conflict, wouldn't you know, soon threatens to scuttle the venture.
Chappelle adds an interesting dimension to his film by imbuing his main characters with social consciences. Jimmy and Art share an activist past and have outspoken views on society's injustices. They consider their criminal plans to be an extension of their political selves; to break the law is to strike out against a society that is criminaly unjust itself. But it isn't long before their reasonable musings on society's power-networks simply become a means to deny that they have any responsibility for their own fate or that of the people they encounter. Their activism degenerates into expedient nihilism. When the bodies of the innocent start piling up Art expresses scant regret and forsakes all blame: "I'm not God, man". Ultimately, Art is no more principled than Mike, who coolly states "I didn't make the world" after he "pops" a victim.
Apart from an impressive script with well-rounded characters, Chapelle's film is aided by its consistent style and edgy mood. As the title of the film suggests, music is integral to the feel of "Thieve's Quartet". Jazz, in particularly Miles Davis, fills Arts colourful conversation. This homage to jazz is an essential component of the film's mood and pace, not an airy pretension intended to telegraph the movie's sophistication. The music of Frank Zorn is expertly paced to the rhythm and emotion of a film that veers from careful reflection to feverish action.
"Thieve's Quartet" is not perfect. Its conclusion, for instance, doesn't really deliver the impact expected. But it is a sharp, original and stylish directorial debut with the grim integrity of a Jim Thompson novel. Go see it.
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check ssh connection
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James Mangold’s racing drama rode into the weekend with strong reviews and Oscar buzz for its for leads, Christian Bale and Matt Damon. And audiences enthusiastically greeted it, giving the $98 million movie an A-plus CinemaScore.
“Ford v Ferrari,” which dramatizes the Ford Motor Co.’s push to unseat the perennial power Ferrari at France’s 24-hour Les Mans race in 1966, has been considered a kind of throwback film, built largely on story, practical effects and star power.
Elizabeth Banks’ “Charlie’s Angels” reboot couldn’t keep up. The Kristen Stewart-led film opened below expectations with $8.6 million.
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Kaepernick’s workout will be in three phases. The first will be a preliminary workout, with measurables. Then it will be scripted passing with receivers. Interviews with team reps will come last.
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Christmas market sculpture crushes to death boy, 2, in Luxembourg
by Robert GeartyA large ice sculpture at a crowded Luxembourg Christmas market collapsed and broke into pieces, crushing to death a 2-year-old boy in front of his family.
Luxembourg police in a brief statement called the child’s death Sunday night at the Place Guillaume II market a “serious accident.”
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Maratek Environmental Inc. has proudly served industrial manufacturers who produce hazardous chemical waste and solvent waste such as printing, oil and gas, automotive parts, kitchen, and aerospace manufacturers for over 40 years. Our objective is to provide environmentally conscious products and services. We are an environmental industry leader, as a recipient of the Financial Post Environmental Award for Business and the prestigious GATF InterTech Award for the Solvent Saver system.
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| BelongToUser |
This is the model class for table "driver". |
| ContactForm |
ContactForm is the model behind the contact form. |
| Driver |
This is the model class for table "user". |
| DriverSearch |
DriverSearch represents the model behind the search form about app\models\Driver . |
| Geocode |
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| GeocodeSearch |
GeocodeSearch represents the model behind the search form about app\models\Geocode . |
| Horizon |
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| MatrixPostalStatic |
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[telegram] <Regnar> The entire Komodo image is being revamped, logo, fonts, web page, information available, etc. Its going to be a whole new beast! (re @james: The Ethereum homepage is really good. If kmd can reach that level of friendly)
[telegram] <Regnar> Agreed. Though there is different types of exposure, do we want exposure to individual investors? potential projects launching dICOs? projects from other chains migrating over? selling dPoW security services? getting 3rd parties to build on our DEX engine? Fiat-to-crypto conversions? new mobile wallets? bring in more developers and dApps? Venture Capital money? Non-Blockchain businesses to build blockchains?
There's a ton of potential avenues for growth and usage. The marketing team is working on the strategy and best avenues to approach in order for mass adoption in all of these categories, but it is very difficult. If you appear to appeal to too many, it can dilute the message and content. If you cater to a specific group you can miss out on better opportunities. (re @Rastapipop: I agree
But we need more exposure)
[telegram] <tutupa> Rebranding will change "Komodo" name?
[telegram] <Regnar> My personal thoughts, and what I hope EVERYONE here works to do to help Komodo out, is simply request Komodo support EVERYWHERE. You use n.exchange? request they list Komodo. mobile wallet you like? request KMD. Follow instagram crypto pages? Comment about KMD. Crypto Twitter? comment and like KMD posts. groups building investor relations packets? request they build one for KMD
[telegram] <tutupa>
[telegram] <Regnar> I have heard nothing of the name being changed
[telegram] <Crypto> I have an idea, ask to get listed on social Send platform, you will be able to Send KMD to any Facebook, insta or discord user in a very easy way (re @Regnar: My personal thoughts, and what I hope EVERYONE here works to do to help Komodo out, is simply request Komodo support EVERYWHERE. You use n.exchange? request they list Komodo. mobile wallet you like? request KMD. Follow instagram crypto pages? Comment about KMD. Crypto Twitter? comment and like KMD posts. groups building investor relations packets? request they build one for KMD)
[telegram] <Regnar> Do you have a link for me? (re @Crypto: I have an idea, ask to get listed on social Send platform, you will be able to Send KMD to any Facebook, insta or discord user in a very easy way)
[telegram] <Crypto> A link for their telegram? Or their website ?
[telegram] <J> This happening soon? (re @Regnar: The entire Komodo image is being revamped, logo, fonts, web page, information available, etc. Its going to be a whole new beast!)
[telegram] <Regnar> In progress. Not sure on timeline (re @J: This happening soon?)
[telegram] <J> Cool. Sooooon. Better than forever
[telegram] <Regnar> haha yes totally agree!


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