Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the batter, mix the cornflour, plain flour and salt together in a large bowl. Make a well in the centre of the mixture and whisk in the ale and vinegar. Beat with a large metal whisk to make a smooth batter with the consistency of double cream.
For the fish, heat a deep, heavy-bottomed saucepan half-full of the sunflower oil to 180C. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Alternatively, use an electric deep fat fryer heated to 180C.
Put the flour into a large, strong polythene food bag and season with the salt. Add the fish fillets, one at a time, and shake until coated in the seasoned flour.
When the oil has reached the right temperature, stir the batter well. Dip one floured fish fillet into the batter until thoroughly coated. Lift the fish out with a pair of tongs and gently lower into the hot oil. Watch out for splashes as the oil will be extremely hot.
Repeat the process with a second fish fillet and cook with the first for 5-6 minutes (depending on the thickness of the fillets) or until golden-brown and crisp. It's important that the batter doesn't brown too quickly before the fish is cooked. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and transfer to a plate lined with kitchen paper to absorb any excess oil.
Reheat the oil and cook the remaining two pieces of fish in exactly the same way. Serve with freshly cooked chips.


Emory University (February 2017): Accessibility and Pedagogy
A few links as starting points
URL for this document http://bit.ly/2017EmoryWAE
Classroom Practices
- Physical space and classroom design
- Document design
- Speaking style
- Slide decks
- Videos
- Discussion-based pedagogy
Course Documents and Digital Materials
Examples
Slide Into Accessibility
Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel
Accessibility information from Microsoft
Accessibility information from Blackboard
Accessibility information from Canvas
Information about screenreaders
Additional Links
- "Access" Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities (MLA Commons): A curated set of links to online resources. "The artifacts collected here were selected with three different activities central to teaching and learning in mind: planning, evaluating, and re-thinking."
- "Access Guidelines for MLA Convention Session Organizers and Presenters" Modern Language Association Committee on Disability Issues in the Profession: Advice for making your session accessible to audience members and participants. Useful for thinking about teaching.
- UDL on Campus: A site devoted to universal design for learning in higher education.
- Accessible Syllabus: Advice on creating "accessible classroom resources [to] promote student engagement and agency."
- "Cheatsheets" from the National Center on Disability and Access to Education: "These one-page accessibility resources, or 'cheatsheets,' have been developed to assist anyone who is creating accessible content. These free resources are catered to less-technical individuals, such as faculty and staff."
- WebAIM Articles: These articles cover a wide range of topics from creating accessible web pages to thinking through alternative text for images to captioning videos.


SELECTED HYMNS
001 — 051
Hymns
001 — 009
PRAISES
SEL. 001 (TS-2)
Psalm 2
1. Lo, the nations all assemble
And imagine vanity,
Kings and princes plot together
'Gainst the Lord in unity.
"Let us break their bonds asunder,
Cast away their cords from us."
'Gainst the Lord and His Anointed
Worldly rulers counsel thus.
2. He who sitteth in the heavens
In contempt will laugh at them,
Vex them in His fierce displeasure,
Terrifying all such men.
Yet upon the hill of Zion
God has anointed King—
This is God's own declaration,
All the kings admonishing.
3. Now 'tis Christ, 'tis God's Anointed,
Who declares the Lord's decree:
"Thou'rt my Son (in resurrection),
This day I've begotten Thee
All the nations I will give Thee
For Thine own inheritance.
Thou shalt dash them into pieces
In Thy kingly excellence."
4. Now be wise, O be instructed,
All ye rulers of the earth,
Fear the Lord, rejoice with trembling,
Serve the only One of worth.
Kiss the Son, lest He be angry
And ye perish in the way.
"All who trust in Him are blessed,"
All who trust in Him will say.
5. Lord, we praise Thee, we have seen Him—
Thy unique Anointed One—
And from vanity repenting,
We in love have kissed Thy Son.
"All who trust in Him are blessed"—
Not "all those who keep the law."
In that risen One believing,
We are blest forevermore.
1. Magugulong bansa hangad ay walang kabuluhan,
Mga hari't pinuno naghanda, nagsanggunian
Laban sa Panginoon at sa Kanyang Pinahiran,
Lagutin kanilang tali nang tayo'y makalagan.
2. Si-yang nauupo sa kalangitan ay tatawa:
Diyos, sa labis na pagdaramdam, binalisa sila,
Gayon ma'y sa bundok Sion, naro'n Haring Pinahiran,
Tungkol sa pasya, Diyos, lahat ng hari sinabihan.
3. Ang Siyang Pinahiran ng Diyos ngayon ay si Kristo nga,
"Ikaw ay Aking anak", Panginoon nagsasaysay.
Mga bansa ibibigay Ko sa Iyo na Iyong mana
Sa husay ng paghahari dudurugin Mo sila.
4. O magpakapantas kayong mga hari ng lupa,
Maglingkod ng may takot, sa panginginig magalak,
Anak hagkan baka magalit, kayo'y mapahamak,
"Pinagpala lahat ng sa Kanya'y nagtitiwala."
5. Purihin Ka namin nakita Kang ang Pinahiran,
Nagsisisi kami, sa pag-ibig Anak hinagkan.
"Pinagpala lahat ng sa Kanya'y nagtitiwala"
At sa sumampalataya sa nabuhay na Isa.
PRAISES
SEL. 003
Psalm 8
1. O Lord, our Lord, how excellent
Is Thy name in all the earth!
Who hast set Thy glory above,
Glory above the heavens.
Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings
Hast Thou established praise,
That Thou mightest still him who is,
Still him who is the enemy.
When I consider Thy heavens,
And the work of Thy fingers,
The moon, the stars, which Thou hast ordained;
What is man, that Thou art mindful of him?
2.
Thou madest him to have dominion
Over the works of Thy hands;
Thou hast put all things under him,
Thou hast put all things under his feet.
All sheep and oxen,
And the beasts of the field;
The fowl of the air, and the fish of the sea,
And whatsoever passes through it.
PRAISES
SEL. 004
Psalm 16:5,8,9,11
1.
Thou wilt show me the path of life,
Thy presence is fullness of joy;
At Thy right hand there are pleasures
Forevermore.
2. For I have set Jesus forever before me,
He's at my right hand;
For I have set Jesus forever before me,
He's at my right hand.
Thou wilt show me the path of life,
Thy presence is fullness of joy;
At Thy right hand there are pleasures
Forevermore.
3. Therefore is my heart glad, my spirit rejoiceth,
My flesh rests in hope;
Therefore is my heart glad, my spirit rejoiceth,
My flesh rests in hope.
(Do not repeat chorus after the last verse)
PRAISES
SEL. 005 (TS-5)
Psalm 30:11,12
Thou hast turned my mourning into dancing for me,
Thou hast put off my sackcloth;
Thou hast turned my mourning into dancing for me,
And girded me with gladness;
To the end my glory may sing praise unto Thee,
And not be silent.
O Lord my God, I will give thanks unto Thee forever.
PRAISES
SEL. 006 (TS-26)
Psalm 34:8-10
Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good.
Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good.
How faithful our Lord Jesus is;
Blessed is the man that trust in Him.
There is no want to them that fear Him.
The young li-ons do lack and hunger,
But they that seek the Lord Jesus
Shall not want any good thing.
PRAISES
SEL. 007 (TS-6)
Psalm 45
1. Our hearts are overflowing
To speak a goodly thing—
To tell what we've experienced
Of our exalted King.
Our tongues as pens are ready,
We've volumes here to "write"—
The glories of our Bridegroom,
Our Lord and our delight.
2. Lord Jesus, Thou art fairer
Than all the sons of men;
Thy goodness is transcendent—
Hallelujah! Amen!
Upon Thy lips most holy
Abundant grace is poured;
Forever God has blessed Thee,
Our gracious, glorious Lord!
3. Thou art the mighty Warrior
Who rides to victory;
In Thy majestic glory
Ride on triumphantly!
The peoples fall beneath Thee—
The conquering One Thou art.
Thine arrows in their sharpness
Have entered Satan's heart!
4. Thy throne, O God, forever
And ever shall endure;
The sceptre of Thy kingdom
Upon the earth is sure.
'Tis with the oil of gladness
God has anointed Thee
Above all Thy companions—
How worthy there to be!
5. Of aloes, myrrh, and cassia
Do all Thy garments smell;
Thy death and Thy resurrection
Do all Thy deeds forthtell.
Out of the local churches
Shall praises make Thee glad,
And praises upon praises
Thy joyful saints shall add.
PRAISES
SEL. 009 (TS-8)
Psalm 48:1-2
Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised,
In the city of our God,
In the mountain of His holiness.
Beautiful in elevation, the joy of the whole earth,
Is Mount Zion, on the sides of the north,
The city of the great King.
Is Mount Zion, on the sides of the north,
The city of the great King.
Hymns
010 — 019
PRAISES
SEL. 010
Psalm 50:1-6
1. Out of Zion,
The perfection of beauty, God hath shined.
Out of Zion,
The perfection of beauty, God hath shined.
The mighty God, even the Lord,
The mighty God, even the Lord, hath spoken,
And called the earth from the rising of the sun
Unto the going down thereof.
2. Our God shall come,
He shall come, and shall not keep silence.
He shall call
To the heavens above and to the earth.
3. Gather My saints,
Gather My saints together unto me.
And the heavens
Shall declare His righteousness, Selah!
PRAISES
SEL. 011 (TS-9)
Psalm 68
(Tune: Hymn#149)
1.
As the wax before the fire,
All the wicked He shall slay.
But the righteous shall rejoice
With a loud, triumphant voice,
Singing praises, singing praises,
Singing praises unto God!
2. He is riding through the deserts,
Bringing in His saints in need.
He's a Father to the orphans
And a refuge tried indeed
In His holy habitation—
What a wonderful salvation!
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
3. Here the lone have found a family,
Here the desolate a home;
Prisoners are brought from bondage
To prosperity unknown.
For the flock — what wondrous grace—
God prepared this dwelling place:
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
4. Now the Lord in mighty triumph
Sends the news of victory;
We the "women" spread the tidings—
"Kings of armies flee, they flee!"
No more sweat and dreary toil;
We at home divide the spoil!
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
5. Lo, on high Christ hath ascended,
Leading captives in His train;
These as gifts He has perfected
That the Lord may dwell with them.
Brothers, sisters, we are those,
We're those transformed, vanquished foes!
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
6. Blessed be the Lord forever:
Day by day He loads with good,
E'en the God of our salvation—
Spread His worthy praise abroad.
His the goings forth from death,
Every foe He conquereth!
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
7. They have seen, O God, Thy goings
In Thy holy dwelling place,
Thy triumphal, high processions
Midst a mighty voice of praise.
See the singers go before,
Praising, praising o'er and o'er:
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
8. Little Benjamin is leading,
Then great Judah's company:
Son of sorrow at God's right hand,
Lion with the scepter see.
Zebulun and Naphtali
Make the joyful tidings fly:
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
9. Saints, thy strength has been commanded
From the temple glorious;
Still we pray that God may strengthen
All that He has wrought for us.
Higher yet our praise shall rise
Till the utmost earth replies:
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Hallelujah, Amen!
PRAISES
SEL. 012 (TS-13)
Psalm 89 / Mga Awit 89
1. I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,
I will sing, I will sing;
What a mercy that I am in the church forever;
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord.

2. I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever,
I will sing, I will sing;
What a mercy that I am in the church forever;
I will sing of the mercies of the Lord.

1. Aawitin ko ang habag ng Panginoon
Awitin, awitin;
Anong habag na ako'y nasa ekklesia,
Aawitin ang habag ng Poon.
Aking bibig 'pabatid
Katapatang walang hanggan,
Aking bibig 'pabatid
Tapat Ka sa buong saling-lahi.
2. Aawitin ko ang habag ng Panginoon
Awitin, awitin;
Anong habag na ako'y nasa ekklesia,
Aawitin ang habag ng Poon.
Aking bibig 'pabatid
Katapatang walang hanggan,
Aking bibig 'pabatid
Tapat Ka sa buong saling-lahi.
PRAISES
SEL. 013
Psalm 95:1-7
1. O come, let us sing unto the Lord;
Let us make a joyful noise—
To the rock of our salvation.
Let us come before His presence with thanksgiving,
And make a joyful noise unto Him with psalms.
For the Lord is a great God,
And a great King above all gods;
In His hands are the deep places of the earth,
The strength of the hills is His also,
The sea is His, and He made it,
And His hands formed the dry land.
2.
For He is our God, and we
Are the people of His pasture;
And the sheep of His hand today
If we will hear His voice.
PRAISES
SEL. 014
Psalm 98:1-6
1. O sing unto the Lord a new song,
For He hath done marvelous things;
His right hand and His holy arm
Hath gotten Him the victory.
2. The Lord hath made known His salvation,
And His righteousness He openly showed;
In the sight of the nations,
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
3. He hath remembered His mercy,
And His truth toward the house of Israel—
All the ends of the earth have seen
The salvation of our God.
4. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord,
All the earth make a loud noise,
And rejoice and sing praise,
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
5. Sing unto the Lord with the harp,
With the harp and the voice of a psalm;
With trumpets and sound of cornets
Make a joyful noise before the Lord the King.
PRAISES
SEL. 015 (TS-10)
Psalm 100
Make a joyful noise unto the Lord,
All ye people of the earth;
And with gladness come and serve the Lord,
Come before Him with singing;
Know ye that the Lord He is God,
It is He that hath made us,
And not we ourselves; we are His people,
And the sheep of His pasture.
And with thanksgiving enter His gates,
Into His courts with praise;
Let us now give thanks unto the Lord,
And bless His name.
For the Lord is good,
His lovingkindness is forever
And His faithfulness unto all generations.
PRAISES
SEL. 016
Psalm 150
Praise ye the Lord.
Praise God in His sanctuary;
Praise Him in the firmament of His power.
Praise Him for His mighty acts:
Praise Him according,
Praise Him according to His exc'llent greatness.
Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet;
Praise Him with the psaltery and harp.
Praise Him with the timbrel and dance;
Praise Him with stringed instruments and organs.
Praise Him upon the loud cymbals;
Praise Him on the high sounding cymbals.
Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord.
Praise ye the Lord.
PRAISES
SEL. 017 (TS-25)
Isaiah 12:3-4, 6
Therefore with joy shall ye draw water
Out of the wells of salvation.
And in that day shall ye say, "Praise the Lord!"
Therefore with joy shall ye draw water
Out of the wells of salvation.
And in that day shall ye say, "Praise the Lord!"
Call upon His name, declare His doings among the people,
Make mention that His name is exalted.
Cry out and shout, thou inhabitant of Zion:
For great is the Holy One of Israel in the midst of thee.
PRAISES
SEL. 018 (TS-14)
Isaiah 12
We will sing praise to the Lord,
His name we will exalt;
We will give thanks to the Lord,
His name we will exalt.
For He hath done the excellent things here,
Let this be known in all the earth.
We will give thanks to the Lord,
His name we will exalt.
PRAISES
SEL. 019 (TS-19)
1. I stand amazed in the presence
Of Jesus the Nazarene,
And wonder how He could love me,
A sinner condemned, unclean.
How marvelous! How wonderful!
And my song shall ever be:
How marvelous! How wonderful!
Is my Savior's love for me.
2. For me it was in the garden,
He prayed: "Not My will, but Thine."
He had no tears for His own griefs,
But sweat-drops of blood for mine.
How marvelous! How wonderful!
And my song shall ever be:
How marvelous! How wonderful!
Is my Savior's love for me.
3. In pity angels beheld Him,
And came from the world of light
To strengthen Him in the sorrows
He bore for my soul that night.
How marvelous! How wonderful!
And my song shall ever be:
How marvelous! How wonderful!
Is my Savior's love for me.
4. He took my sins and sorrows,
He made them His very own;
He bore the burden to Calv'ry,
And suffered, and died alone.
How marvelous! How wonderful!
And my song shall ever be:
How marvelous! How wonderful!
Is my Savior's love for me.
5. When with the ransomed in glory
His face at last I shall see,
'Twill be my joy through the ages
To sing of His love for me.
How marvelous! How wonderful!
And my song shall ever be:
How marvelous! How wonderful!
Is my Savior's love for me.
Hymns
020 — 029
PRAISES
SEL. 020
1. My heart has such great joy,
That makes me sing all day;
I have a peace within,
I'm free from every care.
I'm deeply satisfied,
Surpassing earthly things;
For I have Jesus Christ
In my heart as my Lord.
O, Jesus Lord,
My loving Savior, Friend,
From heav'n to earth He came
To give His life for me.
His blood has washed my sins,
I've God's eternal life;
For I have Jesus Christ
In my heart as my Lord.
2. Now sin cannot control,
Nor tempt me anymore;
Death has no pow'r on me,
Nor hurt me with its sting.
The devil can't deceive,
Nor can accuse me now;
For my Lord Jesus Christ
Died for me, lives for me.
O, Jesus Lord,
Victorious Savior, Friend,
He died and rose again,
Victorious over death;
To end all pow'rs of darkness,
Sin, and Satan's rule;
I will sing, and I will praise,
Jesus my all in all.
PRAISES
SEL. 021
1. All my sins are gone,
All because of Calvary;
Life is filled with song,
All because of Calvary;
Christ my Savior lives,
Lives from sin to set me free;
Someday He's coming,
O wondrous blessed day,
All, yes, all because of Calvary.
1. Sala'y nawala
Dahil sa Kalbaryo Niya.
Buhay may awit
Dahil sa Kalbaryo Niya!
Kristo'y nabuhay,
Ako ay pinalaya;
Siya ay babalik,
Kagila-gilalas!
Lahat ay dahil sa Kalbaryo!
PRAISES
SEL. 022 (TS-236)
1. There's a new song in my heart!
Since the Savior set me free;
There's a new song in my heart
'Tis a heav'nly harmony!
All my sins are washed away
In the blood of Calvary;
O what peace and joy,
Nothing can destroy,
Since the Savior set me free!
1. Nang ako'y palayain
Ng Panginoon natin;
Sa puso ko may awit,
Makalangit na awit!
Nahugasan sala ko
Sa dugo ng Kalbaryo;
Payapa't galak aking nakamit
At ito'y aking awit!
PRAISES
SEL. 023
1. I am saved; Hallelujah! I belong to Him,
I belong to the Lord forever;
And because (Hallelujah) I belong to Him,
I will praise His name forever.
1. Ligtas na aleluya! Ako'y sa Kanya,
Ako'y sa Pangino'n palagi;
At dahil (Aleluya!) ako'y sa Kanya,
Purihin ngalan Niya lagi!
PRAISES
SEL. 024
1. Christ for me,
Yes, it's Christ for me,
He's my Savior, my Lord and King;
I'm so happy, I shout and sing;
Christ for me,
Yes, it's Christ for me,
Every day as I go my way,
It is Christ for me.
1. Siya'y akin
Si Kristo'y akin:
Tagapagligtas at Hari
Ligaya ko'y di mawari!
Siya'y akin
Si Kristo'y akin:
Sa habang buhay kong landas
Si Kristo'y akin.
PRAISES
SEL. 026 (TS-21)
1. He is Lord, He is Lord,
He has risen from the dead and He is Lord!
Every knee shall bow,
Every tongue must confess,
That Jesus Christ is Lord.
1. Siya'y Poon, Siya'y Poon,
Siya'y nabuhay sa patay at Siya'y Poon!
Tuhod luluhod,
Dila magpahayag,
Hesu-Kristo'y Poon.
PRAISES
SEL. 027 (TS-238)
1. In the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus,
There is a victory!
In the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus,
Satan shall flee away.
In the name of Jesus, Jesus,
No one can stand against.
In the name of Jesus,
There is a victory!
1. Sa ngalan ni Hesus, sa ngalan ni Hesus,
Mayroong tagumpay
Sa ngalan ni Hesus, sa ngalan ni Hesus,
Satanas tatakas.
Sa ngalan ni Hesus, Hesus
Walang makadaig
Sa ngalan ni Hesus,
Mayroong tagumpay!
PRAISES
SEL. 028
1. Down with Satan, Down with Satan;
Cast him down, Cast him down;
He is under our feet,
He is under our feet;
He is through, He is through.
2. Up with Jesus, Up with Jesus;
Lord of all, Lord of all;
He has won the victory,
He has won the victory;
He's our King, He's our King.
1. 'Bagsak diyablo! 'Bagsak diyablo!
Ibagsak, ibagsak
Nasa ilalim siya,
Ng 'ting mga paa;
Tapos na, tapos na.
2. 'Taas Hesus! 'Taas Hesus!
Pangino'n ng lahat
Tagumpay nakamit Niya,
Tagumpay nakamit Niya,
Siya'y Hari, Siya'y Hari.
PRAISES
SEL. 029
O victory in Jesus, my Savior forever,
He sought me and bought me with His redeeming blood;
He loved me ere I knew Him, and all my love is due Him,
He plunged me to victory beneath the cleansing flood.
O tagumpay kay Hesus, Tagapagligtas ko,
Binili Niya ako ng mahal Niyang dugo;
Mahal Niya ako kaya inibig ko rin Siya,
Binunsod sa tagumpay sa lo'b ng dugo Niya.
Hymns
030 — 039
PRAISES
SEL. 030
On the vic'try side, on the vic'try side!
No foe can daunt me, no fear can haunt me
On the vic'try side;
On the vic'try side, on the vic'try side!
With Christ within, the fight we'll win,
On the vic'try side!
PRAISES
SEL. 031 (TS-909)
Revelation 12, 18-21
1. Lo, the kingdom of the world is now the kingdom of the Lord!
O what joy to all the saints does His eternal reign afford!
Let us swell the mighty chorus of His praise in one accord—
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
2. That great dragon, the old serpent called the devil, down is cast;
Satan and his fallen angels' long deceiving days are past!
Now our praise like a thunder through the universe shall blast—
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
3. Now is come salvation, power, and the kingdom of our God;
The accuser of the brethren underneath our feet is trod!
The authority of Christ is now the Church's ruling rod—
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
4. By the Lamb's redeeming blood th' accuser we have overcome;
By our word of testimony, all declaring, "It is done!"
Unto death, our souls not loving — all the glory to the Son!
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
5. Oh, but brothers, sisters, listen to another mighty voice,
"Babylon is fallen, fallen" — what a reason to rejoice!
O how blest that coming out from her was our eternal choice—
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
6. She's the mother of the harlots, Myst'ry, Babylon the Great!
O how all her evil fornication we have learned to hate!
But our God has doubly judged her — this our spirits doth elate.
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
7. Hallelujah! Glory, power to the Lord our God belong!
True and righteous are His judgments on the harlot for her wrong!
See, her smoke is rising! Echo hallelujah in your song—
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
8. "Praise our God now, all ye servants, small and great," His voice constrains.
As the sound of many waters, we will thunder our refrains:
Hallelujah, hallelujah, for the Lord Almighty reigns!
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
9. Now rejoice and be exceeding glad! What glory is displayed!
For the marriage of the Lamb, the wife all ready now is made!
In fine linen, bright and pure, 'twas granted her to be arrayed—
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
10. Now the devil's in the lake of fire, for John has seen him there;
Hallelujah, never more need we his provocations bear!
What a triumph for the saints his judgment boldly to declare—
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
11. Now behold the greatest wonder — New Jerusalem descend!
She's the building of the Triune God with man — a perfect blend!
She's the Bride, prepared, adorned for Christ — of all God's work, the end!
The victory is won!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
Vic'try, vic'try, Hallelujah!
The victory is won!
12. It's the tabernacle of our God, His dwelling place with men;
In His holiness and glory He's expressed through all of them.
"It is done!" O brothers, see it! See the New Jerusalem!
The victory is won!
Hallelujah, hallelujah!
Hallelujah, hallelujah!
Hallelujah, hallelujah!
The victory is won!
PRAISES
SEL. 033
Sing His praise, the King of Glory,
Let all earth His pow'r proclaim;
Just and righteous are His mandates,
True and holy is His name.
Let all nations laud and magnify,
Ev'ry tongue confess and glorify,
Christ the Lord of earth, and sea, and sky forevermore.
PRAISES
SEL. 034
I'm so glad! Jesus is the Lord.
I'm so glad! Jesus is the Lord.
I'm so glad! Jesus is the Lord.
Singing glory Hallelujah! Jesus is the Lord.
PRAISES
SEL. 036
1. O brothers, sisters, rise up,
Sing to Him with spirit strong;
Give to Him all glory, praises,
For He is worthy indeed.
O let us rejoice! O let us rejoice!
Praise Him the Lord of all,
Yes we now rejoice! Yes we now rejoice!
Glory to Him forevermore.
2. Our Lord has resurrected,
He has risen from the dead;
Seated in the heav'nly places,
Far above all pow'r and might.
O let us rejoice! O let us rejoice!
Praise Him the Lord of all,
Yes we now rejoice! Yes we now rejoice!
Glory to Him forevermore.
3. All things are under His feet,
To the church He is the head;
The church, the fullness of Him,
Who filleth all in all.
O let us rejoice! O let us rejoice!
Praise Him the Lord of all,
Yes we now rejoice! Yes we now rejoice!
Glory to Him forevermore.
4. Jesus, the name of all names,
Every knee to Him shall bow;
Every tongue His name must confess,
Glory to God the Father.
O, Hallelujah! O, Hallelujah!
Sing praise, sing praise unto Him;
O, Hallelujah! O, Hallelujah!
The King of kings, the Lord of lords.
1. Mga kapatid tumindig,
Sa 'spiritu'y kumanta;
Purihin at l'walhatiin,
Na karapat-dapat Siya!
Tayo'y magsaya! Tayo'y magsaya!
Purihin natin Siya,
Oo tayo ngayo'y nagagalak!
Gloria sa Kanya kailanman.
2. Panginoon nabuhay na
Mula sa kamatayan,
Sa langit ay nakaluklok
Nasa 'babaw ng tanan.
Tayo'y magsaya! Tayo'y magsaya!
Purihin natin Siya,
Oo tayo ngayo'y nagagalak!
Gloria sa Kanya kailanman.
3. Sa paanan Niya ang lahat,
Siya'y Ulo ng ekklesia;
Na siyang Kanyang kapuspusan,
Lahat pinupuno Niya.
Tayo'y magsaya! Tayo'y magsaya!
Purihin natin Siya,
Oo tayo ngayo'y nagagalak!
Gloria sa Kanya kailanman.
4. Hesus, sa lahat ng ngalan,
Lahat, Siya'y luluhuran,
Magpahayag bawa't dila,
L'walhati sa Diyos Ama.
O Aleluya! O Aleluya!
Panginoon ng lahat,
O Aleluya! O Aleluya!
Ang Hari ng mga hari.
PRAISES
SEL. 039
1. Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
I once was dead, but now I live,
Real life to me the Spirit gives;
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
2. Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
I once was blind, but now I see,
The Lamb of God with the dove;
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
3. Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
I once was dumb, but now I call,
"O Lord Jesus, praise the Lord!"
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
4. Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
I once was deaf, but now I hear,
The Spirit speaking in the church;
Everybody sing praises to the Lord!
Hymns
041 — 048
PRAISES
SEL. 041 (TS-124)
1. It's my Lord, Lord, Lord
That makes me want to shout,
Hallelujah!..... Praise the Lord!.....
(Hallelujah!) (Praise the Lord!)
It's my Lord, Lord, Lord
That makes me want to shout,
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord.
My eyes..... are clear.....
(My eyes are clear..... now I can see)
Now I..... can see.....
(For I have Jesus Christ in me!)
For I..... have..... Jesus Christ in me!
(A..... men!)
2. It's the life, life, life
that makes us want to shout,
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!
It's the life, life, life
That makes us want to shout,
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!
We're full of joy! How glorious
That we have Jesus Christ in us!
1. Ang Panginoon
Ang Siyang nagpasigaw,
Aleluya!..... Purihin!.....
(Aleluya!) (Purihin!)
Ang Panginoon
Ang Siyang nagpasigaw,
Aleluya! Purihin!
Pani..... ngin ko.....
(Paningin ko lumiwanag)
Lumi..... wanag.....
(Pagka't ako'y may Kristo na!)
Pagka't..... a..... ko'y may Kristo na!
(A.....men!)
2. Ang buhay, buhay,
Ang siyang nagpasigaw,
Aleluya! Purihin!
Ang buhay, buhay,
Ang siyang nagpasigaw
Aleluya! Purihin!
Puno ng galak, l'walhati
Pagka't Kristo'y nasa 'tin na!
PRAISES
SEL. 042 (TS-15)
1. I'm gonna praise God unceasingly
Because He lives in me,
He's everything to me,
Gives life continually.
I'm gonna praise God unceasingly
Because He lives in me,
And He will never leave.
Now in our spirit we can feed,
Jesus Christ is all we need,
Call His name and He becomes reality.

He's the very life supply, complete is He.
2. Now I live by the tree of life,
His fruit does nourish me,
O how it strengthens me,
I'll live eternally.
Now I live by the tree of life,
Him daily I apply,
He is my food supply.
Now in our spirit we can feed,
Jesus Christ is all we need,
Call His name and He becomes reality.

He's the very life supply, complete is He.
3.There's the river of life in me,
Flowing so livingly,
Moving continually,
He just keeps flooding me.
There's a river of life in me,
He's always filling me,
His name is Jesus Christ!
Now in our spirit we can feed,
Jesus Christ is all we need,
Call His name and He becomes reality.

He's the very life supply, complete is He.
1. Walang patid ang Diyos purihin
'Pagkat buhay sa 'kin,
Siyang lahat-lahat ko,
Tustos ng buhay ko.
Walang patid ang Diyos purihin
'Pagkat buhay sa 'kin,
Laging kasama rin!
Bilang lahat sa 'spiritu,
Kristo'y aking tamasa,
Tawagin ngalan Niya't realidad na.
Buksan I-yong bibig, tikman
Kung gaano kayaman Siya.
Tustos sa 'king buhay,
Kamangha-mangha!
2. Ngayon ako'y nabubuhay,
Sa puno ng buhay;
Ako'y napalakas,
Buhay walang wakas.
Ngayon ako'y nabubuhay,
Sa puno ng buhay,
Pagkain kong tunay!
Bilang lahat sa 'spiritu,
Kristo'y aking tamasa,
Tawagin ngalan Niya't realidad na.
Buksan I-yong bibig, tikman
Kung gaano kayaman Siya.
Tustos sa 'king buhay,
Kamangha-mangha!
3. May ilog ng buhay sa 'kin,
Buhay ang agos din,
Tuloy ang pag-agos,
Ako'y pinupuspos.
May ilog ng buhay sa 'kin,
Buhay ang agos din,
Hesus siyang tawagin!
Bilang lahat sa 'spiritu,
Kristo'y aking tamasa,
Tawagin ngalan Niya't realidad na.
Buksan I-yong bibig, tikman
Kung gaano kayaman Siya.
Tustos sa 'king buhay,
Kamangha-mangha!

Free from self and the world,
Now I have Christ as my all,
And that's enough to make me sing.
PRAISES
SEL. 045 (TS-17)
1. Joy, joy, joy in my heart is ringing;
Joy, joy, joy, Jesus sets me singing;
Singing of His mighty love for me,
Telling how He died to set me free,
Filling all my life with melody,
Singing joy, joy, joy.
2. Christ, Christ, Christ in my spirit's flowing;
Christ, Christ, Christ in my soul is growing,
Burning all the oldness out of me,
Filling and transforming utterly,
Bringing me to full maturity,
Calling, "Lord, Lord, Lord."
3. Praise, praise, praise, expressing God's desire;
Praise, praise, praise stirs our spirits' fire,
Filling all our hearts to overflow,
Telling of His purpose as we go,
Bringing all the wanderers to His flow,
Singing praise, praise, praise.
4. Church, church, church — one in every city;
Church, church, church — divisions what a pity!
Babylon the Great is falling down;
Jerusalem is where the Lord is crowned;
Brothers won't you meet on the local ground,
Building church, church, church.
5. Local church, Praise the Lord we've seen it,
Local church, Praise the Lord we're in it;
Lighted city set upon a hill—
Christ and the Church — God's only will;
And this plan He will fulfill
In the local church.
1. Kagalakan sa aking puso,
Ang nagpaawit ay si Hesus,
Awitin pag-ibig Niya,
Ako'y pinalaya Niya,
Pinuno ang buhay ko
Ng kagalakan.
2. Si Kristo, sa espiritu ko
Umaapaw at lumalago,
Kalumaa'y sunugin,
Pagbabago'y lubusin,
Puspusin ang buhay ko,
O Panginoon.
3. Papuri hayag nais ng Diyos;
Magpuri, iinit 'spiritu,
Mag-umapaw sa ating puso,
Ang paghahayag ng layon Niya,
Sa daloy Niya gala'y dadalhin,
Puri'y awitin.
4. Ekklesia nasa bawa't lunsod,
Dibisyon di-kalugud-lugod,
Babilonia'y bagsak na;
Hesus ang Panginoon,
Na nasa Herusalem,
O Aleluya!
5. Purihin, ang ekklesiang lokal,
Nakita at nasa loob Niya;
Si Kristo at ekklesia
Tanging loobin ng Diyos,
Layunin tutuparin
Sa ekklesiang lokal.
SEL. 046
1. Happy, happy, happy,
Happy in the Lord,
I'm glad I'm a Christian,
I'm enjoying the Lord;
I want you to know,
How happy am I!
And so I'm happy, happy,
Happy in the Lord.
2.
PRAISES
SEL. 047
We want ev'rybody to be happy,
We want ev'rybody to be glad:
We want ev'rybody to be happy in the Lord.
And we don't want anybody sad.
PRAISES
SEL. 048
Glory to God, glory. . .
O praise Him, hallelujah!
Glory to God, glory. . .
O praise the name of the Lord.
Praise the Son of the living God.
PRAISES
SEL. 051
1. My heart was distressed beneath the Lord's dread frown,
And low in the pit where my sins dragged me down;
I cried to the Lord from the deep miry clay,
Who tenderly brought me out to golden day.
He brought me out of the miry clay,
He set my feet on the Rock to stay;
He puts a song in my soul today,
A song of praise, Hallelujah!
2. He placed me upon the strong Rock by His side,
My steps were established and here I'll abide;
No danger of falling while here I remain,
But stand by His grace until the crown I gain.
He brought me out of the miry clay,
He set my feet on the Rock to stay;
He puts a song in my soul today,
A song of praise, Hallelujah!


In Chapter 5, we looked at the problem of copying records with failing grades into a separate
vector
and then removing those records from the existing vector. The obvious,
easy approach to this problem proved to have abysmal performance as the input size
grew. We went on to show how to solve the performance problem by using a list
instead of a vector
, but we also promised to revisit the problem and show an algorithmic
solution that would perform similarly to the revised data structure.
We can use the algorithm library to demonstrate two other solutions. The first is slightly slower because it uses a pair of library algorithms and visits every element twice. We can do better by using a more specialized library algorithm that will let us solve the problem in a single pass.
Our first approach will use a strategy similar to the one that we used in §6.2.4/115, when
we wanted only the nonzero homework grades. In that case, we didn't want to change
homework
itself, so we used remove_copy
to put copies of the nonzero homework
grades into a separate vector
. In our current problem, we need both to copy and
remove the nonzero elements:
vector<Student_info> extract_fails(vector<Student_info>& students) { vector<Student_info> fail; remove_copy_if(students.begin(), students.end(), back_inserter(fail), pgrade); students.erase(remove_if(students.begin()), students.end(), fgrade), students.end()); return fail; }
The interface to the program is identical to that from §5.3/82, which presented the obvious
vector
-based solution that used iterators instead of indices. As in that solution,
we'll use the vector
that we were passed to hold grades for students who passed, and
define fail
to hold the failing grades. There the similarities end.
In the original program, we used an iterator named iter
to march through the container,
copying the records with failing grades into fail
, and using the erase
member
to erase them from students
. This time, we use the remove_copy_if
function to copy
the failing grades into fail
. That function operates as did the remove_copy
function
that we used in §6.2.4/116, except that it uses a predicate as its test, rather than a value.
We give it a predicate that inverts the result of calling fgrade
(§5.1/75):
bool pgrade(const Student_info& s) { return !fgrade(s); }
When we pass a predicate to remove_copy_if
, we are asking it "remove" each element
that satisfies the predicate. In this context, "removing" an element means not copying it,
so we copy only those elements that do not satisfy the predicate. Therefore, passing
pgrade
to remove_copy_if
copies only the student records with failing grades.
The next statement is somewhat complicated. First, we call remove_if
to "remove"
the elements that correspond to failing grades. Again, the quotes around "remove" are
because nothing is actually removed. Instead, remove_if
copies all the elements that do not
satisfy the predicate—in this case, all the student records with passing grades.
This call is tricky to understand because remove_if
uses the same sequence as its
source and destination. What it really does is copy to the beginning of the sequence the
elements that don't meet the predicate. For example, suppose we started with seven students
with grades as follows:
Then the call to remove_if
would leave the first two records untouched, because they're
already in the right places. It would "remove" the next two records by treating them as
free space to be overwritten by the next records that should be kept. So, when it sees the
fifth record, which represents a student who passed, it would copy that record into the
now free position that used to hold the first of the "removed" failing records, and so on:
The result in this case would be to copy the four passing records to the beginning of the
sequence, leaving the remaining three records untouched. So that we can know how
much of the sequence is still relevant, remove_if
returns an iterator that refers to one
past the last element that it did not "remove":
Next, we need to erase
these unneeded records from students
. We have not used this
version of erase
before. It takes two iterators, and erases all the elements in the range
delimited by those iterators. If we erase
the elements between the iterator returned from
the call to remove_if
and students.end()
, we are left with just the passing records:
Our first algorithmic solution performs pretty well, but we should be able to do slightly
better. The reason is that the solution in §6.3.1/117 calculates the grade for every element
in students twice: once from remove_copy_if
and a second time from remove_if
.
Although there is no library algorithm that does exactly what we want, there is one that approaches our problem from a different angle: It takes a sequence and rearranges its elements so that the ones that satisfy a predicate precede the ones that do not satisfy it.
There are really two versions of this algorithm, which are named partition
and
stable_partition
. The difference is that partition
might rearrange the elements
within each category, and stable_partition
keeps them in the same order aside from
the partitioning. So, for example, if the student names were already in alphabetical order,
and we wanted to keep them that way within each category, we would need to use
stable_partition
rather than partition.
Each of these algorithms returns an iterator that represents the first element of the second section. Therefore, we can extract the failing grades this way:
vector<Student_info> extract_fails(vector<Student_info>& students) { vector<Student_info>::iterator iter = stable_partition(students.begin(), students.end(), pgrade); vector<Student_info> fail(iter, students.end()); students.erase(iter, students.end()); return fail; }
To understand what is going on here, let's start with our hypothetical input data again:
After calling stable_partition
, we would have
We construct fail from a copy of the failing records, which are the ones in the range
[iter, students.end())
., and then erase those elements from students
.
When we ran our algorithm-based solutions, they had roughly the same overall performance
as the list
-based solution. As expected, once the input was large enough, the
algorithm and list
-based solutions were substantially better than the vector
solution
that used erase. The two algorithmic solutions are good enough that the time consumed
by the input library dominated the timings for input files up to about 75,000 records. To
compare the effects of the two strategies in extract_fails
, we separately analyzed the
performance of just this portion of the program. Our timings confirmed that the one-pass
algorithm ran about twice as fast as the two-pass solution.


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The next time you think "I will start {X} another time. I have too much going on now...." consider this.
During the period when Albert Einstein wrote his
4 papers that revolutionized physics (including "The General Theory of Relativity"), he had a few things going in his life....including but not limited to:
- A full-time job in a patent office in Bern, Switzerland where he worked 6 days - 8 hours a day (yes 6 days).
- A relatively new wife (who most of his family hated/despised, at least initially)
- They had a daughter, but there is no record of what happened with the daughter (insinuating that maybe his wife lost the baby or they gave her up for adoption - though there is no evidence to suggest as much). Either way, this must have been taxing emotionally.
- They then had a son - Hans Albert Einstein
- Einstein played in a string quartet once a week.
- He had no access to a library to read other publications (because the library was usually closed when he wasn't at work).
- Oh...and he had no computer & no Google =)
Even despite these obstacles, he wrote 4 papers that fundamentally transformed physics and subsequently engineering.
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kNowleDge aIN’t INformatIoN!
Understand this ain’t weak hearted
Chants in the wind
Piecing mind to the sin
Inner grin from the souls back when
Mama beating devil kin
In the car like
Could this shit end
A path dug deep
Obsolete in the street
Had to tie my mindset to false promise for relief
Cuz the truth of my knowledge kept frontin on the peace
I done crept away from sense
Repenting slow again
Ain’t surprised that this flask ain’t in hand
Backyard toke in advance
Time to hang up the coat
I reckon that my virtue took blow
After blow, I was told
To lift the barren hope in my soul
That information couldn’t come close
Thus spoke nigga
It DepeND
My pride was faulted pride
Coincided chances
Sent my mama quick to the panic
Before she rest, I’ll payback all advantage
That I took
Had to wise thru the book
It's a shook feeling, truth from within
It depend
Walking down the street, life pass with a grin
Messy spite tryna win
On a path, sorry means to forsaken ends
Seen the ghost of my innocence
Triggering
Just a figment of my mind’s rage
Had to run intolerant of all the dismay
Seeking peace in the struggle, lack of better ways
Understanding all the plight forefather braved
From the roots of the original, my soul raised
Shit crazy
Reminiscing the attention that my mama paid me
Sloth energy
Lazy comeuppance on some bigotry
Ain't hindering me none
I brush away the stress, cuz this work had to be done
Many breaths haggard
Staggering
The faults I manifested, the result of no accident
Played Devil’s advocate, reckless of consequence
That conversation depended on my gratitude making sense
My hands was strung high
Looking down with pride lost
Albeit my mechanism to ease
Came little cost nigga
It be knowledge of self before I fall nigga
So I can seed erry piece of mine to my kids nigga
It depend
Why a nigga gotta suffer just to win?

I beg and plead, yup
The best been sleep like the bed spread is press release
Pressure built up from the deep
I must defend within my reach
Money spent like the cup spilled bleach
Buddy still loves it uncontrollable it seems
Team full of soldiers we golden
Solid, try to stay high to hop over
Polish, my skill I tip toe ten toes forward
I’m in for it now
My focus, I’ll tear it down
Hopeless, you hear me now
I find hope in the mirror now
Pieces are broken, I wanna see what’s the choice now
Peace with yourself, I immediately see it now
I need to re-evaluate, find the amount
Of understanding unaware, but maybe I’ll figure it out
Understand i’m unaware, I’m tryna figure it out
metaNoIa
(Elijah Quinton)
We ain’t taking Ls
Names still ringing even if they take the bells
Niggas still waiting in line, no need for faking your prime even if your stakes on decline
No longer a slave when you master your mind, faster the climb when you find that you taxing your time
I maximize my opportunity to lead the sheep
I give them what they could be
We need more than a peep and that’s on G
I plant my feet where it’s fertile, now every verse i speak is worthwhile
They tried to beat me but they couldn’t curse the Earth Child
They tried to keep me but my soul help me emerge proud
That’s the GOD in me
I see the fraud in you
Your mirage a fluke, I bless my heart with truth, now my harvest due
That’s that hard-work, I put my art first
I rise like the burch and my feet in the dirt
And I’mma come running fast, I ain’t coming last
A nigga gon do the dash
The way I’m moving, know I’m zooming, they like who is that?

I go to the max, I won’t fall on my ass
(Shawn May)
Sole flying
Running through the clouded mind
Fantasizing profit
Open to a lot of grind
Stories told frequently
Haphazardly binding
To be honest, break needed
Superseding truth
Been aloof for many years
Blame the idol that i had become
Turn tide from the slum
Metanoia, redemption the main road
Coursin woes deep in soul
Coming close
Channeling the feeling to boast
Willie Warfield, Ol Man River
Just consider this an omen
Of the rising to come
The positive one
The positive one
(JC Herring)
The positive one
Is just a goal of what I want to be
They say to get what you want without effort is a luxury
But also fictitious
Some think outside of reality
Ain’t no shortcuts or gimmicks
Ya know, bullshit got a limit
You cant be trapping for a year and then start asking for picket fences
Unless you move weight and constantly moving in caution
Slowing progressing into the man that I wanna be
Metanoia, metanoia
The journey I seek
20 plus years breathing and dreaming
Many times have felt undefeated
Even the humble get cheated
Ya know, The One always watching me
My God, my God, my God
He show me Grace and show mercy
He said cut the facade
Nigga you ain't me, just a piece
Even though you tall, you still small
Get yo head out the clouds
Then nothing was the same
Pray that I make him proud
Is he smiling or crying when I am smoking my loud?
I pray that I make him proud
I pray that I make him proud
Is he smiling or crying when I am smoking my loud?


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PFIFO_FAST
Section: Linux (8)Updated: 10 January 2002
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NAME
pfifo_fast - three-band first in, first out queueDESCRIPTION
pfifo_fast is the default qdisc of each interface.Whenever an interface is created, the pfifo_fast qdisc is automatically used as a queue. If another qdisc is attached, it preempts the default pfifo_fast, which automatically returns to function when an existing qdisc is detached.
In this sense this qdisc is magic, and unlike other qdiscs.
ALGORITHM
The algorithm is very similar to that of the classful tc-prio(8) qdisc. pfifo_fast is like three tc-pfifo(8) queues side by side, where packets can be enqueued in any of the three bands based on their Type of Service bits or assigned priority.Not all three bands are dequeued simultaneously - as long as lower bands have traffic, higher bands are never dequeued. This can be used to prioritize interactive traffic or penalize 'lowest cost' traffic.
Each band can be txqueuelen packets long, as configured with ifconfig(8) or ip(8). Additional packets coming in are not enqueued but are instead dropped.
See tc-prio(8) for complete details on how TOS bits are translated into bands.
PARAMETERS
- txqueuelen
-
The length of the three bands depends on the interface txqueuelen, as
specified with
ifconfig(8)
or
ip(8).
BUGS
Does not maintain statistics and does not show up in tc qdisc ls. This is because it is the automatic default in the absence of a configured qdisc.SEE ALSO
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Form hover effects.
evo-form-hover
<input type="text" name="text" placeholder="Placeholder Text" class="evo-form evo-form-padding evo-form-box evo-form-hover" /> Label
Create an <input> tag and apply the evo-form-hover class to it. Place a  tag below it (not above). Demo classes end with -demo such as evo-form-hover-demo. Default form styles are set in _evo_variables.scss.
<input>

evo-form-hover-demo
evo-form-hover-inverse
<input type="text" name="text" placeholder="Placeholder Text" class="evo-form-inverse evo-form-padding evo-form-box evo-form-hover-inverse" /> Label
Create an <input> tag and apply the evo-form-hover-inverse class to it. Place a  tag below it (not above). Demo classes end with -demo such as evo-form-hover-inverse-demo. Default form styles are set in _evo_variables.scss.
evo-form-hover-inverse-demo
form-hover-color
<input type="text" name="text" placeholder="Placeholder Text" class="evo-form evo-form-padding evo-form-box form-hover-color" /> Label
Create an <input> tag and apply the form-hover-color class to it. Place a  tag below it (not above). Demo classes end with -demo such as form-hover-color-demo. Default form styles are set in _evo_variables.scss.
form-hover-color-demo
form-hover-info
form-hover-success
form-hover-warning
form-hover-danger
<input type="text" name="text" placeholder="Placeholder Text" class="evo-form-inverse evo-form-padding evo-form-box form-hover-danger" /> Label
Create an <input> tag and apply a form-hover-[status] class to it. Place a  tag below it (not above). Demo classes end with -demo such as form-hover-[status]-demo.
form-hover-[status]
form-hover-[status]-demo
form-hover-black
form-hover-gray-dark
form-hover-gray
form-hover-gray-light
form-hover-white
<input type="text" name="text" placeholder="Placeholder Text" class="evo-form-inverse evo-form-padding evo-form-box form-hover-white" /> Label
Create an <input> tag and apply a form-hover-[neutral] class to it. Place a  tag below it (not above). Demo classes end with -demo such as form-hover-[neutral]-demo.
form-hover-[neutral]
form-hover-[neutral]-demo
<input type="text" name="text" placeholder="Placeholder Text" class="evo-form evo-form-padding evo-box form-hover-color" /> Label


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Advanced Programming
Lecture 1
Introduction
Application Level
- Java - Strong Types
- Python - Auto Memory Mgt
- Haskel - Abstract Resources
- … - IDE
Systems Level
- Languages: C, Rust, OCaml
- Used for:
- OS
- Communications
- Numerical
- Drivers
- Embedded Systems
- C/C++ most heavily used programming language
- Used in OS and embeded systems
Edit - Compile - Link - Execute Cycle
- Source Files > Compiler > Bin > Linker > Executable
gcc -o test test.o
Memory Layout
- Higher Mem address
- stack
- heap
- bss segment
- stores uninitialized variables
- data segment
- initialized data is stord
- test segment
- read-only, holds instructions that the processor understands
-
Lower mem adress
- stack & heap shared memory
Makefiles
- makes compiling bigger programs easier
gcc -c mod_a.c gcc -c mod_b.c gcc -c mod_a.o mod_b.o -o app_x
- becomes
app_x: mod_a.o mod_b.o
gcc mod_a.o mod_b.o -o app_x
mod_a.o: mod_a.c global.h
gcc -c mod_a.c
mod_b.o: mod_b.c global.g
gcc -c mod_a.c
CFLAGS = -W -Wall
%.o : %.c
gcc -c $(CFLAGS) $< -o $@
OBJECTS = mod_a.o mod_b.o
app_x: $(OBJECTS)
gcc $(OBJECTS) –o app_x
mod_a.o: mod_a.c global.h
mod_b.o: mod_b.c global.h
Lecture 2
Overview of C
- Must contain main()
int main(){ // something return 0; }
#include <stdio.h>
printf()
- char - 8 bits
- short - 16 bits
- long - 32 bits
- float - 32 bit
- long long - 64 bits
- double - 64-bit
printf formatting
- %d - print as a decimal integer
- %6d - print as a decimal integer at least 6 characters wide with leading blanks
- %06d - print as a decimal integer at least 6 characters wide with leading zeros
- %f - print as a floating point number
- %6f - print as a floating point number at least 6 characters wide
- %.2f - print as a floating point number with 2 digits after the decimal point
- %6.2f - print as a floating point number at least 6 characters wide with 2 digits after the decimal point
- %c - print as a character
- %s - print as a string
- %x - print as a hexadecimal integer
while(condition) {
statement;
}
for (int = i; i < length; ++i) {
statement;
}
//Constant
#define LOWER 0
#define UPPER 300
#define STEP 20
// Character input
#include <stdio.h>
...
for (c = getchar(); c!=EOF;c=getchar()){
statement;
}
// or
while ((c = getchar()) != EOF) {
statement;
}
Arrays
int numbers[10];
numbers[4];
Functions
// Must use prototype before
return-type function-name (parameter declarations, if any);
....
return-type function-name (parameter declarations, if any) {
statements;
}
- call by value
- manipulate actual values
- call by reference
- cannot manipulate actual values
- arrays passewd by reference
/// External Variables
extern type varName;
- signed
- can be negative or positive ($2^-(n-1)$ to $2^(n-1)$)
- unsigned
- always positive or 0
escape sequences
\a - alert (bell) character
\b - backspace
\f - formfeed
\n - newline
\r - carriage return
\t - horizontal tab
\v - vertical tab
\\ - backslash
\?
\'
\"
\ooo - octal number
\xhh - hexadecimal number
\0 - null character (EOS)
- ‘x’ - integer representing value of letter x
- “x” - array of 2 chars, ‘x’ and ‘\0’
// enum
enum months {JAN = 1; FEB, MAR, APR, MAY, JUN, JUL, AUG, SEP, OCT, NOV, DEC};
Variables default initialized
- external
- 0
- automatic
- undefined
- “const” can be used with array arguments to functions, to tell the function not to change the array
int strlen(const char[])
- Conversion takes place across assignments; the value of the right hand side is converted to the type of the left hand side, which is the type of the result
- Longer integers are converted to shorter ones by dropping the excess high order bits
- float to int conversions cause truncation of any fractional part
cast
(type) expression
++n // increments before value us used
n++ // increments after value is used
Bitwise operations
- & - AND
-
- OR - ^ - EXOR
- « - left shift
-
- right shift
- ~ - one’s complement
n = n & 0xff;
/*sets all bits of n to 0 except the low order 8 bits */
n = n & ~0xff;
/* zeroes the low order 8 bits */
n = n | 0x11;
/* sets bits 0 and 4 to 1, leaving all others alone */
n = n ^ 0x11;
/* if n’s bit 0 has a value of 0, set it to 1; if it is 1, set it to
0; same for bit 4 */
n = n << 2;
/* shift n’s value 2 bits left, filling with 0’s; equivalent to
multiplying by 4 */
n = n >> 3;
/* shift n’s value 3 bits right; if n is signed, fill vacated
bits with the sign bit; if unsigned, fill with 0; equivalent
to division by 8 */
x = expr1 ? expr2 : expr3;
// is the same as
if (expr1) {
x = expr2;
} else {
x = expr3;
}
| Operations | Associativity |
|---|---|
| () [] -> . | left to right |
| ! ~ ++ – + - * & (type) sizeof | right to left |
| * / % | left to right |
| + - | left to right |
| « » | left to right |
| < <= > >= | left to right |
| == != | left to right |
| & | left to right |
| ^ | left to right |
| | | left to right |
| && | left to right |
| || | left to right |
| ?; | right to left |
| = += -= *= /= %= &= ^= |= «= »= | right to left |
| , | left to right |
Chapter 3
Control statements
if (/* condition */) {
/* code */
} else if (/* condition */) {
/* code */
} else {
/* code */
}
while (/* condition */) {
/* code */
}
for (size_t i = 0; i < count; i++) {
/* code */
}
do {
/* code */
} while(/* condition */);
switch (/* expression */) {
case /* value */:
/* statement */;
break;
default /* value */ :
/* statement */;
break;
}
for (. . .)
for (. . .) {
. . .
if (disaster)
goto error;
. . .
}
error:
/* cleanup the mess */
Chapter 4
Functions
// always use prototypes
return-type name(/* arguments */);
return-type name(/* arguments */) {
/* code */
return 0;
}
- if funciton doesn’t have a type, it is set to int as default
Static Variables
static int sp;
// can only use this variable inside the file it's declared in
- internal static variables are local to a particular function, just as automatic variables are, but unlike automatics, they remain in existence rather than coming and going each time that the function is activated
Register Variables
- The keyword register hints to compiler that a given variable can be put in a register. It’s compiler’s choice to put it in a register or not
- Registers are faster than memory to access, so the variables which are most frequently used in a C program can be put in registers using register keyword
register int x;
int f(register unsigned m, register long n) {…}
Preprocessor
// file inclusion
#include "filename"
#include <filename>
// macro substitution
#define name replacement-text
// use "\" to continue for multiple lines
#define name replacement-textreplacement-textreplacement-textreplacement-text\
replacement-textreplacement-textreplacement-text\
replacement-textreplacement-textreplacement-text
// ## can concatenate arguments
#define paste(front, back) front ## back
paste(name, 1);
// will give
name1;
// Conditional evaluation
#if
#endif
#else
#elif
// eg
#if SYSTEM == SYSV
#define HDR “sysv.h”
#elif SYSTEM == BSD
#define HDR “bsd.h”
#elif SYSTEM == MSDOS
#define HDR “msdos.h”
#else
#define HDR “default.h”
#endif /* SYSTEM */
#include HDR
#ifdef
#ifndef
// ifdef/ifndef is the same as checks if contents of a header file is only included once
#if !defined(_HDR_H_)
#define _HDR_H_
/* contents of hdr.h go here */
#endif /*_HDR_H_ */
- Automatic variable
- lives inside function
- allocated upon function call
- deallocated upon function return
- External variable
- lives outside functions
- allocated upon program start
- never deallocated
Visibility of variables
- As default all top-level names are visible everywhere
- use static to restrict visibility
Chapter 5
pointers
// points to a value of type int
int*;
// points to a value of type int*
int**;
purpose?
- call-by-reference
- linked data structures
- array indexing
- higher order functions - functions that call some of their own arguments
// stores address of int X in P
int *P = &X;
// writes 42 to the address pointed to by P
*P = 42;
- & cannot be used for register variables or complex expressions
int x = 1, y = 2;
int z[10];
int *p, *q; /* p and q are pointers to int */
p = &x; /* p now points to x */
y = *p; /* y is now 1 */
*p = 0; /* x is now 0 */
q = &z[3]; /* q now points to z[3] */
p = q; /* p now points to z[3] */
while (p == q) /* loop exits on 1st iter */
break;
if (p != NULL) /* address of z[3] != 0 */
p = &z[0]; /* p now points to z[0] */
if (q)
q = &z[0]; /* q now equals p; */
- Use pointers to call by reference
swap(&a[i], &a[j]) // instead of swap(intx , int y)
int a[10];
int *pa;
pa = a; // points to a[0]
pa++; // points to a[1]
// given pointers q, p that points to the same array
q-p; // is the number of array elements between pointers p ad q
//-------------
char amsg[] = "this is a string"; // array of 17 characters including '\0'
char *pmsg = "this is a string" // pointer to an array of the same 17 chars
- pmsg can be resized but amsg can’t;
Memory management
malloc(); // requests given no. of bytes adn returns a void * to the first byte
sizeof(t); // no. of bytes required to store a value of type t
free(); // deallocates memory that was malloced;
- given
./program hello world
// in int main(int argc *argv[]);
argc == 3
argv[0] == "./program";
argv[1] == "hello";
argv[2] == "world";
Function pointers
void sort(char *lineptr[], int left, int right, int (*comp)(void *, void *));
Chapter 7
Standard Input and output
#include <stdio.h>
int getchar(void); // read one character at a time
int getchat(); // return next input char, returns EOF on end
int putchar(int ch); // prints ch to stdout
printf(); // prints to stdout
Formated I/O
// Format string determines type of remaining arguments
int printf(const char *format, ...);
printf("%d\n", 8);
int scanf(char *format, ...); // same as printf formatting
int day, year;
char monthname[20];
scanf(“%d %s %d”, &day, monthname, &year);
| Character | Input Data |
|---|---|
| d | decimal int |
| i | integer. integer may be octal(leading 0) or hexadecimal(leading 0x/0X) |
| o | octal int(with/without leading 0) |
| u | unsigned int |
| x | hexadecimal int |
| c | char |
| s | string |
| e,f,g | floating point with optional sight/decimal point/exponential |
| % | literal %, no assignment is made |
File I/O
FILE *fopen(char *name, char *mode);
int getc(FILE *fp);
int putc(int c, FILE *fp);
int fclose(FILE *fp);
// printf and scanf variants
int fscanf(FILE *fp, char *format, ...);
int fprintf(FILE *fp, char *format, ...);
// line buffered input/output
char *fgets(char *line, int maxline, FILE *fp);
int fputs(char *line, FILE *fp);
Chapter 6
Structs
struct [tag] {
member declarations
};
struct point {
int x;
int y;
};
struct point p = {320, 200};
struct point q;
struct point *r;
q = p; // struct assignment
r = &q; // address of struct variable q
q.y; // access struct member y
r->x; // dereference
- Legal Operations
- copying
- passing to a function
- returning from a function
- taking the address with &
- accessing members
- assigning to members
- Illegal Operations
- arithmetic
- comparisons
Self-referential structs
struct tnode {
int value; // payload
struct tnode *left; // ptr to left child
struct tnode *right; // ptr to right child
};
struct tnode *;
Typedefs
- create new data type synonyms
typedef type synonym;
```C typedef int Length; // Length is synonym for int typedef char *String; // String is synonym for char *
Length len, maxlen; // Length variables Length *lengths; // ptr to (array of) Length String lineptr[MAXLINES]; // array of String Length strlen(String s); // prototype
#### Unions
- Variable that may hold objects of different types and sizes
```C
union const_value { // type declaration
int ival;
double dval;
char *sval;
};
union const_value val; // variable definition
- assignment to any union member turns all other members into garbage
- compiler doesn’t track this
Differences between Java and C
- Interface support
- Java compiler checks that a class implements its interface
- C compiler doesn’t check that .c file defines what .h declares
- Memory management
- Java garbage collector
- In C unused memory mused be freed explicitly
- Memory protection
- Java - private attributes cannot be tampered with
- Pointers to opaque structs can still be dereferenced
- never leak pointers to internal data structures, for security reasons.
Threads and Concurrency
Concurency means multiple computations are happening at the same time.
Process
A process is an instance of a running program that is isolated from other processes on the same machine. In particular, it has its own private section of the machine’s memory.
- Processes has:
- An address space
- A collection of OS state
- A CPU context - a thread of control
Threads
A thread is a locus of control inside a running program. Think of it as a place in the program that is being run, plus the stack of method calls that led to that place (so the thread can go back up the stack when it reaches return statements).
- Why use threads?
- Split program into routines to execute in parallel
- Shares a process address space with >= 0 threads
Thread Models
- Manager/Worker
- Manager handles I/O and assignes work to worker threads
- Peer
- similar to manager/worker, but after the main thread creates other threads it participates in the work
- Pipeline
- Each thread handles a different stage of an assemply line
- Threads hand word to each other in producer-consumer relationship
Generic Threading Concepts
Thread Lifecycle
- Must be able to:
- Create new thread
- Create thread context
- Associate thread with function
- Pass arguments to function
- Recieve identifier to be used in other lifecycle calls
- Start new thread executing
- Interupt thread
- Wait for another thread to terminate
- Create new thread
Critical Regions
- Inconsistent data when accessing concurrently
- To keep data consistent we need mechanisms to make sure threads are executed in order
Locks
-
Prevents other threads from accessing data
- If another thread owns a lock, and your thread is requesting the lock, it will be blocked until the owning thread releases the lock
- When your thread gets the lock and its not owned, it will own the lock
- When done with execution, the thread releases the lock
-
Any threads blocked will now own the lock
- Avoid Problems
- Deadlock: when neither thread can make progress (eg. if a thread wants access but another thread is stuck in infinity loop)
- Livelock: when threads are constantly changing and none of them can make progress
- Starvation: when threads are denied the necessary resources for it to work
Conditional Variables
- Can be called only if the thread owns the lock
wait()
- Releases the lock and blocked until another thread calls
signal()
- When unblocked, the thread owns the lock again
signal()
- If any threads are blocked waiting for a condition, then one of the blocked threads will be unblocked
broadcast()
- If any threads are blocked waiting for a condition, the all of the blocked threads will be unblocked
Java support for multi-threading
- Provide a Runnable object
- Allows your class to subclass another class
- More general
public class TestRunnable implements Runnable { public void run() { // stuff } publoc static void main(String[] args) { Thread t = new Thread(new testRunnable()); t.start(); } }
- Subclass Thread
- Simpler easier
- Less general
public class TestSubclass extends Thread { public void run() { // stuff } public static void main(String[] args) { Thread t = new TestSubclass(); t.start(); } }
t.start(); // Start thread
t.interupt(); // Interupt Thread
t.join(); // Wait to terminate
- class Object defines wait(), notify(), notifyAll()
- Which is same as wait(), signal(), broadcast()
PThreads


A Velocity "tool" is just a POJO (plain old java object) that is "useful" in a template and is not meant to be rendered in the output. In other words, a "tool" (in Velocity-speak) is meant to be used but not seen themselves (e.g. for formatting dates or numbers, url building, etc).
The VelocityTools project is, first of all, a collection of such useful Java classes, as well as infrastructure to easily, automatically and transparently make these tools available to your Velocity templates. Other aims of the project include providing easy integration of Velocity into the view-layer of your web applications (via the VelocityViewTag and VelocityViewServlet) and integration with Struts 1.x applications.
In recognition of these varying aims, the VelocityTools project is divided into three parts: GenericTools, VelocityView and VelocityStruts. Each of these parts builds on the previous one and has its own JAR distribution.
GenericTools is the set of classes that provide basic infrastructure for using tools in standard Java SE Velocity projects, as well as a set of tools for use in generic Velocity templates. Perenial favorites here are the DateTool, NumberTool and RenderTool, though there are many others available as well.
VelocityView includes all of the GenericTools structure and specialized tools for using Velocity in the view layer of web applications (Java EE projects). This includes the VelocityViewServlet or VelocityLayoutServlet for processing Velocity template requests and the VelocityViewTag for embedding Velocity in JSP. Popular tools here are the LinkTool and the ParameterTool.
VelocityStruts includes both VelocityView and GenericTools and adds tools for use in Struts 1.x applications. These tools match the functions of the key Struts taglibs and provide access to Struts resources, messages, tiles, validation functions and more.
It is worth noting that these tools, being POJOs (though some require a little configuration) are generally useful and may be used within your java classes or even other template languages, though you may need to instantiate and configure them manually (not difficult) to do so. VelocityTools 2 has been designed with this in mind. Ask on the user mailing list if you have questions about using VelocityTools without Velocity.
Those already familiar with VelocityTools 1.x may be curious about the goals and motivations behind developing VelocityTools 2. In planning and developing the 2.0 release, there were three main goals:
These things could not have been accomplished without rewriting most of the core infrastructure and configuration code. At the same time, we wanted to make it easy for people to upgrade from the 1.x series. This led to the decision to aim for complete backwards compatibility. Granted much has been deprecated and those who directly used or extended the 1.x infrastructure will have to update their code in just a few releases, but for the time being they should be able to use 2.0 in their applications with few problems. Those who merely used the old toolbox.xml format or the old tools directly will be immediately able to take advantage of the new infrastructure without even updating their configuration, though eventually even the old toolbox.xml format may be retired. Don't cry. You'll like the new one better once you get to know it! It can do much more with much less typing.
All VelocityTools project code is maintained in the Subversion repository which can be reached in a number of ways. The most direct method of accessing the repository is through a web browser, but to effectively work on the code, a Subversion client is required.
Repository: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/velocity/tools/trunk/
Feedback about the project, whether positive or gently critical, is always helpful to those working on the project. Such feedback may be sent to either the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing lists.
Another great way to help is to simply participate in conversations on the mailing list. On the user list, you can help answer questions that other users have. This frees the developers to focus on development more than user support. On the dev list, you can participate in design discussions and release votes to help maintain the high quality of the releases and direct the future directions of the project.
Those interested in furthering the development of this project have an open invitation to jump in and help out. We welcome your contributions! Patches can be sent to the mailing list or attached to a JIRA issue. The Wiki can also be a good place to discuss and develop ideas.
A few good places to get started include:
Other project goals and proposals can be found in the project STATUS file.
When contributing code, it helps immensely if you follow through with the things on this checklist, especially the coding conventions. Keeping our code style consistent, our codebase stays easy to read and easy to patch. Adding javadoc (and examples therein) simplifies the documentation process and reduces confusion about the purpose of various methods and classes. Tests make sure that things work as expected, especially as development continues down the road. Of course, contributions that don't follow the checklist will be considered and often accepted, but you can expect the project committers to be slower and less enthusiastic in doing so. :)
Checklist for Code Contributions:


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VOLCANO A film review by Edwin Jahiel Copyright 1997 Edwin Jahiel
VOLCANO 1/4 * Directed by Mick Jackson. Written by Jerome Armstrong & Billy Ray, based on a story by Armstrong. Photography, Theo van de Sande. Editing, MichaelTronick & Don Brochu. Production design, Jackson Degovia. Music,Alan Silvestri. Cast: Tommy Lee Jones (Mike Roark), Anne Heche (Dr. Amy Barnes), Gaby Hoffman (Kelly Roark),Don Cheadle (Emmit Reese). 20th Century Fox release. 120 min. PG-13.
"Sumer is icumen in, Lhude sing cucu" (Start of The Summer Canon, 13th Century)
"Summer is early this year" (in movie critical parlance : "The awful gadzillion dollars spectaculars of sound and fury signifying nothing are already upon us")
"Cucu" : old spelling for "cuckoo," what "Volcano" drives some of us.
A. BASICS
1. Los Angeles gets a new earthquake. No big deal as they say in the City of Big Deals. Then comes a gas explosion that steams several workers to death. Next, an underground volcano erupts, sending lava all over.
2. The epic duel starts between the OEM (Office of Emergency Management) and ODTAA One Damn Thing After Another).
3. If you have seen more than 12 movies in your lifetime you know that OEM will initially have some arguments with the LAPD, the LAFD, the LAWC (Water Company), the LASP (Stubborn People) and the like. Just momentary frictions however.
4. OEM's top banana Mike Roark looks just like Tommy Lee Jones except that he doesn't even attempt more than two facial expressions. His heart is clearly not in it.
5.Just before AHBL (All Hell Breaking Loose), newly divorced or separated Mike was going on vacation. His young daughter Kelly had flown in the night before. She is petulant and wants to have her nose pierced.
B. The people involved
1. There are many, all heroic and cast with politically correct gender and race in mind. Like a sterling Oriental-American lady MD, married to a Caucasian architect. Or like Mike's second in command, an African-American.
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3. The second lead is Amy Barnes, Ph.D., new to Mike, young, nice looking, a scientific whiz who know all there is to know and makes lightning fast diagnoses and predictions. She is,of course, unattached.
C. The action
1. It takes up 99.9 % of the movie as explosions explode and mega-tons of burning lava creep all overground as well as in the Underground (British for subway). Classy stuff.
2. Dad Mike rescues many people,makes split-second decisions, is all over the place. You bet that he can walk and chew gum at the same time.
3. When Kelly, alone in a car, is supposed to look scared, I think I caught her with a half-smile for one-fifth of a second. Or did I imagine this?
3a. Still, watch closely a video of some film where crowds are running from danger (like terrorists at the Super Bowl in "Black Sunday").You'll see that a lot of the panicky extras are actually beaming or laughing.
4. Early on, when two female scientists imperil their lives, it is (you can guess it if you have seen more than 12 pictures in your lifetime) that the non-doll will buy the farm.
5. The technical hows and whys of The Battle of Los Angeles will probably escape you as the principals talk fast in terms that sound like a foreign language. Take it on faith.
D. The outcome
1. It is a given that OEM and Co. will triumph. However, as the lava-fighters whoop it up, your watch tells you that there's much movie-time left and that there's more trouble to come.
2. Kelly, with a second degree burn, is taken by the wonderful lady MD to the now apocalyptic Cedars Sinai Hospital.
E. Dialogue and Personal relations
1. Original dialogue flows along with the lava. The wonderful MD to the teenager:" Kelly, I know you're scared. I'm scared too. But you've got to help."
2. Original concept. At Cedars, Kelly minds a little boy who disappears. In a nearby building about to be blown up she refuses to stop searching for the child: "You don't understand. He's my responsibility!" Kelly has matured.
3.Dad saves Kelly and the little boy. As in all great movies, rescue does not wait until the 11th hour, or even 11:59, but for 11:59 and 59 seconds. Exhilarating..
4. Original finale. Dr.Amy Barnes happens to be around.Mike, Kelly and blonde will bond.
F. PRACTICAL MATTERS
1.When it's all over, how is it possible that only 100 people have died?
2. The disaster must have cut water and electricity, but L.A.is so great that it still has water for the hoses, current for the drills, images on TV screens.
F. ETHICAL MATTERS
1. If a volcano obliterated ancient Pompeii because it (Pompeii) was so sinful, why does the far guiltier Los Angeles survive?
2. A nice point (I mean this). At the end, when Kelly looks for the kid's mom she asks the boy "What does she look like?" The puzzled kid says "They all look alike" as he points to the sooty rescuers who have not yet had a chance to clean up with Lava Soap.
G. ARTISTIC MATTERS
1. Had L.A. been destroyed, would we start getting better movies?
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