DIALOGS parser
Colours:
determiner
adjective
noun
verb
adverbial
preposition
The bottle is on the table. The bottle is blue. the bottle is Blue
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
on
the
table
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
blue
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
Blue
Jido's blue bottle is on the table. I'll play a guitar, a piano and a violon.
statement
the
blue
bottle
Jido
be
present simple
on
the
table
statement
I
play
future simple
SOME
a
guitar
SOME
a
piano
SOME
a
violon
It's on the table. I give it to you. give me the bottle. I don't give the bottle to you.
statement
it
be
present simple
on
the
table
statement
I
give
present simple
it
to
you
imperative
give
present simple
the
bottle
me
statement
I
give
present simple
the
bottle
to
you
you aren't preparing the car and my father's moto at the same time. is the bottle of my brother in your right?
statement
you
prepare
present progressive
the
car
the
moto
my
father
at
the
same
time
yes_no_question
the
bottle
my
brother
be
present simple
in
your
right
You shouldn't drive his poorest uncle's wife's big new car.  Can't he take this bottle. good afternoon
yes_no_question
he
do
present progressive
now
his
homework
his
game
yes_no_question
he
can+take
present simple
this
bottle
start
good afternoon.
Don't quickly give me the blue bottle. I wanna play with my guitar.  I play the guitar, that I bought yesterday.
statement
the
man
relative
who
talk
present simple
have
present simple
SOME
a
new
car
statement
I
play
present simple
the
guitar
relative
that
I
buy
past simple
yesterday
the
guitar
don't quickly give me the bottle which is on the table, and the glass which I cleaned yesterday, at my left
imperative
give
present simple
quickly
the
bottle
relative
which
be
present simple
on
the
table
me
statement
the
glass
relative
which
I
clean
past simple
yesterday
the
glass
at
present simple
my
left
The bottle that I bought from the store which is in the shopping center, , is yours.
statement
the
bottle
relative
that
I
buy
past simple
the
bottle
from
the
store
relative
which
be
present simple
in
the
shopping
center
be
present simple
yours
When won't the planning session take place? when must you take the bus
w_question
date
the
planning
session
take+place
future simple
w_question
date
you
must+take
present simple
the
bus
Where is Broyen ? where are you going. Where must Jido and you be from?
w_question
place
Broyen
be
present simple
w_question
place
you
go
present progressive
w_question
origin
you
must+be
present simple
What time is the news on TV? What size do you wear? the code is written by me. Mahdi is gonna the Laas?
w_question
time
the
news
be
present simple
on
TV
w_question
size
you
wear
present simple
statement
the
code
write
present passive
by
me
yes_no_question
Mahdi
go
present progressive
to
the
Laas
what is the weather like in the winter here? what were you doing? What isn't Jido going to do tomorrow
w_question
description
the
weather
like
present simple
here
in
the
winter
w_question
thing
you
do
past progressive
w_question
thing
Jido
go
present progressive
do
tomorrow
What's happening. What must happen in the company today? What didn't happen here. no. Sorry.
w_question
situation
happen
present progressive
w_question
situation
must+happen
present simple
today
in
the
company
w_question
situation
happen
past simple
here
disagree
no.
disagree
sorry.
What is the biggest bottle's color on your left. What does your brother do for a living?
w_question
thing
the
color
the
biggest
bottle
be
present simple
on
your
left
w_question
explication
your
brother
do
present simple
for
SOME
a
living
What type of people don't read this magazine? what kind of music must he listen to everyday
w_question
classification+people
read
present simple
this
magazine
w_question
classification+music
he
must+listen+to
present simple
everyday
What kind of sport is your favorite? what is the problem with him? what is the matter with this person
w_question
classification+sport
your
favorite
be
present simple
w_question
thing
the
problem
be
present simple
with
him
w_question
thing
the
matter
be
present simple
with
this
person
How old are you? how long is your uncle's store opened tonight? how long is your uncle's store open tonight?
w_question
old
you
be
present simple
w_question
long
the
store
your
uncle
open
present passive
tonight
w_question
long
the
store
your
uncle
be
present simple
tonight
open
how far is it from the hotel to the restaurant? how soon can you be here? How often does Jido go skiing?
w_question
far
it
be
present simple
from
the
hotel
to
the
restaurant
w_question
soon
you
can+be
present simple
here
w_question
often
Jido
go+skiing
present simple
how much water should they transport? how many guests weren't at the party? how much does the motocycle cost
w_question
quantity
they
should+transport
present conditional
a
water
w_question
quantity
a
guests
be
past simple
at
the
party
w_question
quantity
the
motocycle
cost
present simple
How about going to the cinema? how have not they gotten a loan for their business? OK
w_question
invitation
go
present progressive
to
the
cinema
w_question
manner
they
get
present perfect
SOME
a
loan
for
their
business
agree
OK.
How did you like Steven Spilburg's new movie. how could I get to the restaurant from here
w_question
opinion
you
like
past simple
the
new
movie
Steven Spilburg
w_question
manner
I
could+get+to
present conditional
the
restaurant
from
here
Why should she go to Toulouse? who could you talk to on the phone. Whose blue bottle and red glass are these.
w_question
reason
she
should+go
present conditional
to
Toulouse
w_question
people
you
could+talk
present conditional
on
the
phone
to
it
w_question
owner
that
red
glass
be
What are you thinking about the idea that I present you? what color is the bottle that you bought,
w_question
opinion
you
think+about
present progressive
the
idea
relative
that
I
present
present simple
the
idea
you
w_question
color
the
bottle
relative
that
you
buy
past simple
the
bottle
be
present simple
Which salesperson's competition won the award which we won in the last years
w_question
choice
the
competition
the
salesperson
win
past simple
the
award
relative
which
we
win
past simple
the
award
in
ALL
the
last
year
what'll your house look like? what do you think of the latest novel which Jido wrote
w_question
description
your
house
look+like
future simple
w_question
opinion
you
think+of
present simple
the
latest
novel
relative
which
Jido
write
past simple
the
latest
novel
learn that I want you to give me the blue bottle,. If you do your job, you will be happy.
imperative
learn
present simple
subsentence+statement
that
I
want
present simple
you
give
the
blue
bottle
me
statement
you
be
future simple
happy
subsentence+statement
if
you
do
present simple
your
job
what is wrong with him? I'll play a guitar or a piano and a violon. I played a guitar a year ago.
w_question
thing
r
w
be
present simple
with
him
statement
I
play
future simple
SOME
a
guitar
OR
SOME
a
piano
SOME
a
violon
statement
I
play
past simple
SOME
a
guitar
ago
SOME
a
year
this is a bottle. There is a bottle on the table
statement
this
be
present simple
SOME
a
bottle
statement
SOME
a
bottle
be
present simple
on
the
table
What do you do for a living in this building? What does your brother do for a living here
w_question
explication
you
do
present simple
for
SOME
a
living
in
this
building
w_question
explication
your
brother
do
present simple
here
for
SOME
a
living
To whom are you talking? you should have the bottle. would you have played a guitar. you would have played a guitar
w_question
people
you
talk+to
present progressive
statement
you
should+have
present conditional
the
bottle
yes_no_question
you
play
past conditional
SOME
a
guitar
statement
you
play
past conditional
SOME
a
guitar
you'd like the blue bottle or the glass? the green or blue bottle is on the table. the green or the blue glass is mine?
yes_no_question
you
like
present conditional
the
blue
bottle
OR
the
glass
statement
OR
the
blue
bottle
be
present simple
on
the
table
yes_no_question
OR
the
blue
glass
be
present simple
mine
learn that I want you to give me the blue bottle that is blue.
imperative
learn
present simple
subsentence+statement
that
I
want
present simple
you
give
the
blue
bottle
relative
that
be
present simple
blue
me
The bottle is behind to me. The bottle is next to the table in front of the kitchen.
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
behind+to
me
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
next+to
the
table
in+front+of
the
kitchen
Take the bottle carefully. I take that bottle that I drink in. I take twenty two bottles.
imperative
take
present simple
carefully
the
bottle
statement
I
take
present simple
that
bottle
relative
that
I
drink
present simple
in
that
bottle
statement
I
take
present simple
DIGIT
22
bottle
I'll play Jido's guitar, a saxophone, a piano of the wife of my oncle and Patrick's violon.
statement
I
play
future simple
the
guitar
Jido
SOME
a
saxophone
SOME
a
piano
the
wife
my
oncle
the
violon
Patrick
Give me two or three bottles. the bottle is blue, big and fanny. give me the bottle on the table
imperative
give
present simple
DIGIT
2
bottle
OR
DIGIT
3
bottle
me
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
blue
big
fanny
imperative
give
present simple
the
bottle
relative
which
be
present simple
on
the
table
me
the boys' ball is blue. He ask me to do something. is any person courageous on the laboratory
statement
the
ball
ALL
the
boy
be
present simple
blue
statement
he
ask
present simple
me
do
something
yes_no_question
ANY
any
person
be
present simple
courageous
on
the
laboratory
What must be happened in the company today? The building shouldn't be built fastly. You can be here.
w_question
situation
must+happen
present passive
today
in
the
company
statement
the
building
should+build
passive conditional
fastly
statement
you
can+be
present simple
here
what size is the best one? What object is blue? How good is this
w_question
size
the
best
one
be
present simple
w_question
object
be
present simple
blue
w_question
good
this
be
present simple
Patrick, the bottle is on the table. give it to me
interjection
Patrick
present simple
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
on
the
table
imperative
Patrick
give
present simple
it
to
me
Jido, give me the bottle. Jido, Patrick and you will go to the cinema.  It is not the glass but the bottle. it is blue or red
statement
the
bottle
be
present simple
blue
subsentence+statement
but
it
be
present simple
red
statement
it
be
present simple
the
glass
BUT
the
bottle
statement
it
be
present simple
blue
OR
red
It is not red but blue. this is my banana. bananas are fruits.
statement
it
be
present simple
red
BUT
blue
statement
this
be
present simple
my
banana
statement
ALL
banana
be
present simple
ALL
fruit
there are no bananas. All bananas are here. give me more information about the bottle.
statement
ANY
no
banana
be
present simple
statement
ALL
all
banana
be
present simple
here
imperative
give
present simple
SOME
more
information
relative
which
be
present simple
about
the
bottle
me
Jido, tell me where you go. Goodbye. Bye. there is nothing. it is another one.
interjection
Jido
present simple
imperative
Jido
tell
present simple
me
the
location
relative
where
you
go
present simple
end
end
statement
NONE
nothing
be
present simple
statement
it
be
present simple
SOME
another
one
The bottle becomes blue. One piece could become two, if you smoldered it.
statement
the
bottle
become
present simple
blue
statement
DIGIT
1
piece
could+become
present conditional
DIGIT
2
subsentence+statement
if
you
smolder
past simple
it
This one is not the bottle of my uncle but it is the bottle of my brother. It is not on the table but on the shelf.
statement
this
one
be
present simple
the
bottle
my
uncle
subsentence+statement
but
it
be
present simple
the
bottle
my
brother
statement
it
be
present simple
on
the
table
BUT
the
shelf
Give me the fourth and seventh bottle. Give me the one thousand ninth and the thirty thousand twenty eighth bottle.
imperative
give
present simple
the
4th
bottle
the
7th
bottle
me
imperative
give
present simple
the
1009th
bottle
the
30028th
bottle
me
the evil tyrant is in the laboratory. I don't know what are you talking about.
statement
the
evil
tyrant
be
present simple
in
the
laboratory
statement
I
know
present simple
the
thing
relative
that
you
talk
present progressive
the
thing
about
it
I go to the place where I was born. I study where you studied.  While I phoned, he made a sandwich with bacons.
statement
we
prepare
past progressive
the
dinner
subsentence+statement
when
your
father
come
past simple
statement
he
make
past simple
SOME
a
sandwich
relative
which
be
present simple
with
ALL
bacon
subsentence+statement
while
I
phone
past simple
the big and very strong man is on the corner. the too big and very strong man is on the corner.
statement
the
big
very
strong
man
be
present simple
on
the
corner
statement
the
too
big
very
strong
man
be
present simple
on
the
corner
red apples grow on green trees and plants. a kind of thing. It can be played by thirty thousand twenty eight players.
statement
ALL
red
apple
grow
present simple
on
ALL
green
tree
ALL
plant
statement
SOME
a
kind
SOME
a
thing
present simple
statement
it
can+play
present passive
by
DIGIT
30028
player
let the man go to the cinema. Is it the time to let you go. And where is the other tape.
imperative
let
present simple
the
man
go
to
the
cinema
yes_no_question
it
be
present simple
the
time
let
you
go
w_question
place
the
other
tape
be
present simple
And now, can you reach the tape. it could have been them. It is just me at the door. A strong clause can stand on its own
yes_no_question
you
can+reach
present simple
now
the
tape
statement
it
could+be
passive conditional
them
statement
it
be
present simple
me
at
the
door
statement
SOME
a
strong
clause
can+stand
present simple
on
its
own
tell me what to do. No, I can not reach it.
imperative
tell
present simple
me
the
thing
relative
that
be
present simple
do
disagree
no.
statement
I
can+reach
present simple
it
I will come back on monday. I'll play with guitar. I'll play football
statement
I
come+back
future simple
on
Monday
statement
I
play
future simple
with
SOME
a
guitar
statement
I
play
future simple
SOME
a
football
I'll play guitar, piano and violon.  He finish the project 10 minutes before.
statement
I
come+back
future simple
tomorrow
at
DIGIT
7
o'clock
statement
he
finish
present simple
the
project
before
DIGIT
10
minute
I'll play a guitar a piano and a violon.  I come at 10pm. I will come tomorrow evening
statement
the
time
SOME
a
speaking
sentence
be
present simple
the
best
statement
I
come
present simple
at
DIGIT
10
pm
statement
I
come
future simple
tomorrow
SOME
a
evening
I think that I know who is he. see you. So I want to go
statement
I
think
present simple
subsentence+statement
that
I
know
present simple
he
relative
who
be
present simple
he
end
subsentence+statement
so
I
want
present simple
go
the interpretation is to find a defenition or a rule for something. and in a dialog, there is an interaction between them
statement
the
interpretation
be
present simple
find
SOME
a
defenition
OR
SOME
a
rule
for
something
statement
SOME
an
interaction
be
present simple
between
them
in
SOME
a
dialog
To have a dialog, we need more than 1 protagonist. I finish the dialog, and I check many problems
statement
we
need
present simple
have
SOME
a
dialog
statement
I
finish
present simple
the
dialog
statement
I
check
present simple
ALL
many
problem
the left of what? Jido, what do you do? throw one of them. Very good
statement
the
left
SOME
a
what
present simple
interjection
Jido
present simple
w_question
thing
you
do
present simple
imperative
Jido
throw
present simple
DIGIT
1
them
agree
good.
the bottle on the table, is blue. where is this tape
statement
the
bottle
relative
which
be
present simple
on
the
table
be
present simple
blue
w_question
place
this
tape
be
present simple
the bottle of Jido which is blue, is on the table. I do my homework before he comes
statement
the
bottle
Jido
relative
which
be
present simple
blue
be
present simple
on
the
table
statement
I
do
present simple
my
homework
subsentence+statement
before
he
come
present simple
before he comes, I do my homework.


Provides classes and interfaces which enable support for distributed events. The distributed event model found within Rio extends Jini™ events providing an easier to use model with increased semantics. The Rio event model makes it easy to implement Jini events. The Rio event model provides a straightforward producer-consumer model with built in leasing.
The Rio Event Model provides the basis to craft a loosely coupled architecture that allows event producers to advertise event attributes, and event clients to discover event producers that produce the event(s) they are interested in.
This capability enables a peer-to-peer semantic allowing the exchange of event objects that indicate a change in state in the distributed system. Event consumers construct leased event registrations and are notified of the change in state by event producers.
By using a loosely coupled architecture, it becomes easier to adapt
to changes. Interdependencies found in tightly coupled RPC oriented
environments are removed with loosely coupled architectures. We can
replace (or add) impementations at either end (event producer or event
consumer) without altering existing components. By using a loosely
coupled architecture we are able to more easily adapt to an unforeseen
forward fit, replace defective component(s) online and scale a system
dynamically. Overall these capabilities greatly minimize total
development risk and cost.
The following event mechanisms are discussed below:
Event Descriptors
A {@link org.rioproject.event.EventDescriptor} provides a simple semantic
for
specifying and
discovering event producers of a specific kind of event. A {@link
org.rioproject.event.EventDescriptor} is an attribute, part of the
description
of an Event Producer that is producing
an event object described by a {@link
org.rioproject.event.EventDescriptor}.
EventDescriptor’s may also be used for matching events for consumption. This will be explained in the Event Consumer section below.
Event Producers
Any service can be an Event Producer, that is. a service that has a
zero-to-many dependency between objects so that when its state changes
all its dependents are notified. This semantic is also known as the
observer-observable and/or publish-subscribe pattern.
Rio adds to this capability by providing the notion that event producers have the flexibility to choose a notification policy, that is to say. event producers dictate event distribution mechanisms.
Event distribution mechanisms are based on an abstract EventHandler framework allowing the creation of multiple event dispatch mechanisms.For each subsequent notification the next event registrant in the list will be notified. If event registrants are removed from the collection of event registrants and the notification ordinal references the removed event registrant, then the notification ordinal will reference the next event registrant in the collection
| Type: |
Exporter |
| Default: |
new |
| Description: |
The exporter used to export the BasicEventConsumer as a remote event listener. A new exporter is obtained every time a BasicEventConsumer needs to export itself |
| Type: |
ProxyPreparer |
| Default: |
new
|
| Description: |
Preparer for the leases returned when a BasicEventConsumer registers with the event mechanism of any of the services |
| Type: |
long |
| Default: |
30 seconds |
| Description: |
The length (in milliseconds) the EventRegistration lease duration should be. This value should not be too small as it will result in frequent network traffic |


These are the development notes of cpbotha's fork of the Real-Time-Voice-Cloning repo. This is a MarkDeep file, following [the Morgan McGuire Markdeep project Management Method](https://cpbotha.net/2020/03/24/the-morgan-mcguire-markdeep-project-management-method-mmmmm/). ## Tasks - [ ] integrate NVIDIA apex for faster fp16 training - [x] add `environment.yml` - [x] switch to log mel spectrograms - [x] remove the relu from the encoder output ## Bugs - [x] Skip non-seekable audio files, else the preprocessor crashes ## Research - [ ] Try alternative learning rate schemes - [x] try with batch size 128 (up from default 64) - continued training with this batch at around step 52700 thanks to a power outage.


Long Tail Annotation Tool: Structured Data Generation
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--- layout: documentation title: ActionPoolType ---
The ActionPoolType enables the description of CybOX Actions in a space-efficient pooled manner with the actual Observable structures defined in the CybOX schema containing references to the pooled Action elements. This reduces redundancy caused when identical Actions occur multiple times within a set of defined Observables.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
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| Action1..n | ActionType |
The Action construct enables description/specification of a single cyber observable action. |


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``` Alternatively include jQuery and the plugin via requirejs in your module. ```js define(["jquery", "jquery.validate"], function( $ ) { $("form").validate(); }); ``` For more information on how to setup a rules and customizations, [check the documentation](http://jqueryvalidation.org/documentation/). ## Reporting an Issue **IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT EMAIL VALIDATION**. As of version 1.12.0 this plugin is using the same regular expression that the [HTML5 specification suggests for browsers to use](http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/states-of-the-type-attribute.html#e-mail-state-%28type=email%29). We will follow their lead and use the same check. If you think the specification is wrong, please report the issue to them. 1. Make sure the problem you're addressing is reproducible. 2. Use http://jsbin.com or http://jsfiddle.net to provide a test page. 3. Indicate what browsers the issue can be reproduced in. **Note: IE Compatibilty modes issues will not be addressed.** 4. What version of the plug-in is the issue reproducible in. Is it reproducible after updating to the latest version. ## Contributing See the [Contributing Guide](CONTRIBUTING.md) ## License Copyright (c) 2013 Jörn Zaefferer Licensed under the MIT license.


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We can draw outlined and filled text providing we are using a vector font. The following routine draws text on a canvas and outlines it with the canvas' current pen and fills it with the current brush.
procedure DrawTextOutline(const Canvas: TCanvas; const X, Y: Integer; const Text: string); var OldBkMode: Integer; // stores previous background mode begin OldBkMode := SetBkMode(Canvas.Handle, TRANSPARENT); BeginPath(Canvas.Handle); Canvas.TextOut(X, Y, Text); EndPath(Canvas.Handle); StrokeAndFillPath(Canvas.Handle); SetBkMode(Canvas.Handle, OldBkMode); end;
First of all we set the background mode to transparent so that the bounding rectangle of the text is not filled with the canvas' current brush. Next we render the text as a Windows path (between BeginPath and EndPath API calls. If we left it at that nothing would be drawn on our canvas. The following call to StrokeAndFillPath outlines the path we have just created in the current pen and fills it with the current brush. Finally, the old background mode is restored.
In this example we will display the text "Hello World!" in a large true type font and draw it with a dark blue dotted outline and a light blue hatched interior.
Start a new VCL application and create an OnPaint for the form as follows:
procedure TForm1.FormPaint(Sender: TObject); const cText = 'Hello World!'; begin Canvas.Font.Name := 'Comic Sans MS'; Canvas.Font.Style := [fsBold]; Canvas.Font.Size := 48; Canvas.Brush.Color := clSkyBlue; // $F0CAA6 Canvas.Brush.Style := bsDiagCross; Canvas.Pen.Color := clNavy; Canvas.Pen.Style := psDot; DrawTextOutline(Canvas, 0, 0, cText); end;
It looks a bit dull having a window-coloured background. We can change that by drawing the text twice. Change FormPaint as follows:
procedure TForm1.FormPaint(Sender: TObject); const cText = 'Hello World!'; begin Canvas.Font.Name := 'Comic Sans MS'; Canvas.Font.Style := [fsBold]; Canvas.Font.Size := 48; // begin added code Canvas.Brush.Color := clWhite; Canvas.Pen.Style := psClear; DrawTextOutline(Canvas, 0, 0, cText); // end added code Canvas.Brush.Color := clSkyBlue; // $F0CAA6 Canvas.Brush.Style := bsDiagCross; Canvas.Pen.Color := clNavy; Canvas.Pen.Style := psDot; DrawTextOutline(Canvas, 0, 0, cText); end;
Now we first paint the text with no border and a white background before overpainting the text with the dotted navy pen and light blue hatching.


The definition of a capture function table that contains the required set of functions to control a specific capture driver implementation. More...
#include <Capture.h>
Data Fields | |
| Capture_CloseFxn | closeFxn |
| Capture_ControlFxn | controlFxn |
| Capture_InitFxn | initFxn |
| Capture_OpenFxn | openFxn |
| Capture_StartFxn | startFxn |
| Capture_StopFxn | stopFxn |
The definition of a capture function table that contains the required set of functions to control a specific capture driver implementation.
| Capture_CloseFxn Capture_FxnTable::closeFxn |
Function to close the specified peripheral.
| Capture_ControlFxn Capture_FxnTable::controlFxn |
Function to implementation specific control function.
| Capture_InitFxn Capture_FxnTable::initFxn |
Function to initialize the given data object.
| Capture_OpenFxn Capture_FxnTable::openFxn |
Function to open the specified peripheral.
| Capture_StartFxn Capture_FxnTable::startFxn |
Function to start the specified peripheral.
| Capture_StopFxn Capture_FxnTable::stopFxn |
Function to stop the specified peripheral.


Dorian:
Welcome! I have waited for you for so long... I must tell you that there is a strong magical barrier surrounding Steel Citadel.
If any non-devil attempts to enter the tower, the barrier will activate, breaking everything in its field into pieces.
Fortunately, I know how to circumvent that magic. Do you wish my help?
Get help.
Quest.


THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
Count the funny one-liners. That's the measure of most good comedies today.
The Farrelly brothers, Bobby and Peter, who brought us DUMB & DUMBER and KINGPIN, take an entirely different approach. Relying on funny plots, as opposed to single lines, and on great physical comedy, they manage in THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY to produce a movie that should come with two warnings. One, people may laugh so hard, as our audience did, that they are in danger of rupturing internal organs. (At our advanced screening, I heard louder laughter than at any movie since PRIVATE PARTS.
The story starts in a high school in Rhode Island, where the nerdy Ted is trying to find a date for the prom. Thus far all he has been able to get is one homely girl who says that she might go with him if things don't work out with her intended date. Through an incredible stroke of luck, the most beautiful girl in the school, the lithe and dazzling Mary Jenson, asks him to be her date. Mary, everyone agrees, is "a fox."
 In one of her best performances yet, Cameron Diaz plays Mary with grace and charm. Comedy comes so naturally to Diaz that she seems to be barely acting. Her performance is as captivating as it is funny.
Ted and Mary's date is not to be. Dressed in a tan and taupe tux, Ted goes to the bathroom at Mary's house and has that problem of which all men live in fear. He gets it caught in his zipper. It is in this long sequence that the movie first demonstrates its comedic brilliance. Most movies would dissolve into bad slapstick if they attempted to stay with this one idea for so long. The Farrelly's, helped by the extremely expressive Stiller, keep the joke going for longer that you would ever image, and they make it much more explicit than you might guess. The result is sure to have at least half of the audience grimacing in pain as everyone laughs so hard their sides may split.
(The stuck-in-the-zipper routine isn't even close to the movie's most outlandish part. Much later there is a masturbation sequence so funny that it almost brings the house down with laugher.)
The movie skips ahead 13 years with the now reasonably handsome Ted wanting to find the girl of his dreams. Although he lost touch with Mary after high school, he has never gotten her out of his mind so he employees a slime ball investigator named Pat Healy to locate her down in Florida.
Since Healy falls for Mary, he tells Ted that Mary has bloated up to whale-sized proportions with four kids from three men and no rock on her finger. Plus she's in a wheelchair, etc.
Healy starts eavesdropping on Mary with electronic surveillance equipment. Whatever he overhears her saying she wants, he does - even getting himself some oversized teeth caps when he misunderstands her.
Mary's next-door neighbor, Magda (Lin Shaye), has been in the Florida sun so long that her skin has turned to leather. Her breasts are even worse.
This just gives you a flavor of this uproarious movie. I'll let you experience the rest yourselves. And I haven't even mentioned the flaming dog or a hundred other hilarious parts of this high-energy delight. Many of the scenes have unprintable descriptions anyway.
THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY runs 1:55. It is rated R for strong comic sexual content and language and would be fine for most teenagers.
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@Target(value={METHOD,TYPE}) @Retention(value=RUNTIME) @Documented public @interface RequestMapping
Annotation for mapping web requests onto specific handler classes and/or handler methods. Provides consistent style between Servlet and Portlet environments, with the semantics adapting to the concrete environment.
NOTE: Method-level mappings are only allowed to narrow the mapping expressed at the class level (if any). In the Servlet case, an HTTP path needs to uniquely map onto one specific handler bean (not spread across multiple handler beans); the remaining mapping parameters and conditions are effectively assertions only. In the Portlet case, a portlet mode in combination with specific parameter conditions needs to uniquely map onto one specific handler bean, with all conditions evaluated for mapping purposes. It is strongly recommended to co-locate related handler methods into the same bean and therefore keep the mappings simple and intuitive.
Handler methods which are annotated with this annotation are allowed to have very flexible signatures. They may have arguments of the following types, in arbitrary order (except for validation results, which need to follow right after the corresponding command object, if desired):
ServletRequest
/ HttpServletRequest
or PortletRequest
/ ActionRequest
/
RenderRequest
. Note that in the Portlet case,
an explicitly declared action/render argument is also used for mapping
specific request types onto a handler method (in case of no other
information given that differentiates between action and render requests).
HttpSession
or PortletSession
.
An argument of this type will enforce the presence of a corresponding session.
As a consequence, such an argument will never be null
.
Note that session access may not be thread-safe, in particular in a
Servlet environment: Consider switching the
"synchronizeOnSession"
flag to "true" if multiple requests are allowed to access a session concurrently.
WebRequest
or
NativeWebRequest
.
Allows for generic request parameter access as well as request/session
attribute access, without ties to the native Servlet/Portlet API.
Locale
for the current request locale
(determined by the most specific locale resolver available,
i.e. the configured LocaleResolver
in a Servlet environment and the portal locale in a Portlet environment).
InputStream
/ Reader
for access
to the request's content. This will be the raw InputStream/Reader as
exposed by the Servlet/Portlet API.
OutputStream
/ Writer
for generating
the response's content. This will be the raw OutputStream/Writer as
exposed by the Servlet/Portlet API.
@PathVariable
annotated parameters for access to
URI template values (i.e. /hotels/{hotel}). Variable values will be
converted to the declared method argument type. By default, the URI template
will match against the regular expression [^\.]*
(i.e. any character
other than period), but this can be changed by specifying another regular
expression, like so: /hotels/{hotel:\d+}.
@RequestParam
annotated parameters for access to
specific Servlet/Portlet request parameters. Parameter values will be
converted to the declared method argument type. Additionally,
@RequestParam
can be used on a Map<String, String>
or
MultiValueMap<String, String>
method parameter to gain access to all request parameters.
@RequestHeader
annotated parameters for access to
specific Servlet/Portlet request HTTP headers. Parameter values will be
converted to the declared method argument type. Additionally,
@RequestHeader
can be used on a Map<String, String>
,
MultiValueMap<String, String>
, or
HttpHeaders
method parameter to
gain access to all request headers.
@RequestBody
annotated parameters for access to
the Servlet request HTTP contents. The request stream will be
converted to the declared method argument type using
message
converters.
HttpEntity<?>
parameters
for access to the Servlet request HTTP headers and contents. The request stream will be
converted to the entity body using
message
converters.
Map
/ Model
/
ModelMap
for enriching the implicit model
that will be exposed to the web view.
InitBinder
methods
and/or the HandlerAdapter configuration - see the "webBindingInitializer"
property on AnnotationMethodHandlerAdapter.
Such command objects along with their validation results will be exposed
as model attributes, by default using the non-qualified command class name
in property notation (e.g. "orderAddress" for type "mypackage.OrderAddress").
Specify a parameter-level ModelAttribute
annotation for declaring
a specific model attribute name.
Errors
/
BindingResult
validation results
for a preceding command/form object (the immediate preceding argument).
SessionStatus
status handle
for marking form processing as complete (triggering the cleanup of session
attributes that have been indicated by the SessionAttributes
annotation
at the handler type level).
The following return types are supported for handler methods:
ModelAndView
object (Servlet MVC or Portlet MVC),
with the model implicitly enriched with command objects and the results
of ModelAttribute
annotated reference data accessor methods.
Model
object, with the view name
implicitly determined through a RequestToViewNameTranslator
and the model implicitly enriched with command objects and the results
of ModelAttribute
annotated reference data accessor methods.
Map
object for exposing a model,
with the view name implicitly determined through a
RequestToViewNameTranslator
and the model implicitly enriched with command objects and the results
of ModelAttribute
annotated reference data accessor methods.
View
object, with the
model implicitly determined through command objects and
ModelAttribute
annotated reference data accessor methods.
The handler method may also programmatically enrich the model by
declaring a Model
argument (see above).
String
value which is interpreted as view name,
with the model implicitly determined through command objects and
ModelAttribute
annotated reference data accessor methods.
The handler method may also programmatically enrich the model by
declaring a ModelMap
argument
(see above).
@ResponseBody
annotated methods for access to
the Servlet response HTTP contents. The return value will be converted
to the response stream using
message
converters.
HttpEntity<?>
or
ResponseEntity<?>
object
to access to the Servlet reponse HTTP headers and contents. The entity body will
be converted to the response stream using
message
converters.
void
if the method handles the response itself (by
writing the response content directly, declaring an argument of type
ServletResponse
/ HttpServletResponse
/ RenderResponse
for that purpose)
or if the view name is supposed to be implicitly determined through a
RequestToViewNameTranslator
(not declaring a response argument in the handler method signature;
only applicable in a Servlet environment).
ModelAttribute
at the method level (or the default attribute name
based on the return type's class name otherwise). The model will be
implicitly enriched with command objects and the results of
ModelAttribute
annotated reference data accessor methods.
NOTE: @RequestMapping
will only be processed if a
corresponding HandlerMapping
(for type level annotations)
and/or HandlerAdapter
(for method level annotations) is
present in the dispatcher. This is the case by default in both
DispatcherServlet
and DispatcherPortlet
.
However, if you are defining custom HandlerMappings
or
HandlerAdapters
, then you need to make sure that a
corresponding custom DefaultAnnotationHandlerMapping
and/or AnnotationMethodHandlerAdapter
is defined as well
- provided that you intend to use @RequestMapping
.
NOTE: When using controller interfaces (e.g. for AOP proxying),
make sure to consistently put all your mapping annotations - such as
@RequestMapping
and @SessionAttributes
- on
the controller interface rather than on the implementation class.
RequestParam
,
ModelAttribute
,
SessionAttributes
,
InitBinder
,
WebRequest
,
DefaultAnnotationHandlerMapping
,
AnnotationMethodHandlerAdapter
,
DefaultAnnotationHandlerMapping
,
AnnotationMethodHandlerAdapter
| Optional Element Summary | |
|---|---|
String[] |
headers
The headers of the mapped request, narrowing the primary mapping. |
RequestMethod[] |
method
The HTTP request methods to map to, narrowing the primary mapping: GET, POST, HEAD, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE, TRACE. |
String[] |
params
The parameters of the mapped request, narrowing the primary mapping. |
String[] |
value
The primary mapping expressed by this annotation. |
public abstract String[] value
In a Servlet environment: the path mapping URIs (e.g. "/myPath.do"). Ant-style path patterns are also supported (e.g. "/myPath/*.do"). At the method level, relative paths (e.g. "edit.do") are supported within the primary mapping expressed at the type level.
In a Portlet environment: the mapped portlet modes (i.e. "EDIT", "VIEW", "HELP" or any custom modes).
Supported at the type level as well as at the method level! When used at the type level, all method-level mappings inherit this primary mapping, narrowing it for a specific handler method.
In case of Servlet-based handler methods, the method names are
taken into account for narrowing if no path was specified explicitly,
according to the specified
MethodNameResolver
(by default an
InternalPathMethodNameResolver
).
Note that this only applies in case of ambiguous annotation mappings
that do not specify a path mapping explicitly. In other words,
the method name is only used for narrowing among a set of matching
methods; it does not constitute a primary path mapping itself.
If you have a single default method (without explicit path mapping), then all requests without a more specific mapped method found will be dispatched to it. If you have multiple such default methods, then the method name will be taken into account for choosing between them.
public abstract RequestMethod[] method
Supported at the type level as well as at the method level! When used at the type level, all method-level mappings inherit this HTTP method restriction (i.e. the type-level restriction gets checked before the handler method is even resolved).
Supported for Servlet environments as well as Portlet 2.0 environments.
public abstract String[] params
Same format for any environment: a sequence of "myParam=myValue" style expressions, with a request only mapped if each such parameter is found to have the given value. Expressions can be negated by using the "!=" operator, as in "myParam!=myValue". "myParam" style expressions are also supported, with such parameters having to be present in the request (allowed to have any value). Finally, "!myParam" style expressions indicate that the specified parameter is not supposed to be present in the request.
Supported at the type level as well as at the method level! When used at the type level, all method-level mappings inherit this parameter restriction (i.e. the type-level restriction gets checked before the handler method is even resolved).
In a Servlet environment, parameter mappings are considered as restrictions that are enforced at the type level. The primary path mapping (i.e. the specified URI value) still has to uniquely identify the target handler, with parameter mappings simply expressing preconditions for invoking the handler.
In a Portlet environment, parameters are taken into account as mapping differentiators, i.e. the primary portlet mode mapping plus the parameter conditions uniquely identify the target handler. Different handlers may be mapped onto the same portlet mode, as long as their parameter mappings differ.
public abstract String[] headers
Same format for any environment: a sequence of "My-Header=myValue" style expressions, with a request only mapped if each such header is found to have the given value. Expressions can be negated by using the "!=" operator, as in "My-Header!=myValue". "My-Header" style expressions are also supported, with such headers having to be present in the request (allowed to have any value). Finally, "!My-Header" style expressions indicate that the specified header is not supposed to be present in the request.
Also supports media type wildcards (*), for headers such as Accept and Content-Type. For instance,
@RequestMapping(value = "/something", headers = "content-type=text/*")will match requests with a Content-Type of "text/html", "text/plain", etc.
Supported at the type level as well as at the method level! When used at the type level, all method-level mappings inherit this header restriction (i.e. the type-level restriction gets checked before the handler method is even resolved).
Maps against HttpServletRequest headers in a Servlet environment, and against PortletRequest properties in a Portlet 2.0 environment.
MediaType
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{tag_quotedate} | Date of quote |
{tag_recipientname} | Fullname of contact or company |
{tag_addressdefault} | Default address for contact/company |
{tag_productcode} | Product code |
{tag_productname} | Name of product |
{tag_productdescription} | Product description entered by you when generating order |
{tag_productextaxamount} | Product price exclusive of tax |
{tag_producttaxamount} | Amount of tax for one product ($) |
{tag_productquantity} | Product quantity |
{tag_producttotal} | Total amount for product (Product x Quantity + Tax Rate) |
{tag_invoicetotal} | Total invoice amount |
{tag_addressbilling} | Billing address for order |
{tag_addresshome} | Home address of the customer |
{tag_addressshipping} | Shipping address for order |
{tag_addresswork} | Work address of the customer |
{tag_amountoutstanding} | Amount outstanding on invoice (if invoice generated) |
{tag_amountpaid} | Amount already paid on invoice (if invoice generated) |
{tag_countrycode} | 2-Letter Country Code, use it to indicate currency on invoice |
{tag_custom1} | Information stored in imported Custom 1 field |
{tag_custom2} | Information stored in imported Custom 2 field |
{tag_custom3} | Information stored in imported Custom 3 field |
{tag_custom4} | Information stored in imported Custom 4 field |
{tag_directdebitdate} | The date automatic debit is processed for invoice |
{tag_directdebitdays} | Number of days before automatic debit is processed for invoice |
{tag_directdebittype} | Type of automatic debit for invoice, e.g. Credit Card or Direct Debit |
{tag_invoicediscountamount} | Total discounted amount of invoice excluding shipping charges |
{tag_invoicetime} | Time of Invoice |
{tag_invoicetotaltaxamount} | Total tax associated with order (product tax + shipping tax) |
{tag_invoicetotalextaxamount} | Invoice total amount excluding tax (e.g. products ex tax + shipping ex tax) |
{tag_orderid} | Order ID normally assigned to quotes. You can also use this value to search for the order in the Admin console's CRM > Search panel |
{tag_ordername} | Name of order |
{tag_phonecell} | Cell phone number for contact/company |
{tag_phonehome} | Home phone number for contact/company |
{tag_phonework} | Work phone number for contact/company |
{tag_producteditorcontent} | Product description as it appears in the WYSIWYG editor |
{tag_productgrandtotal} | Total cost of products (Total Product cost + Total Tax for Products) |
{tag_productimage} | Small image of the product |
{tag_productinctaxamount} | Product price inclusive of tax |
{tag_productsubtotal} | Total cost of all products exclusive of tax |
{tag_producttaxrate} | Tax rate applied to product (%) |
{tag_producttaxtotal} | Total amount of tax payable for products |
{tag_producttotalextax} | Total amount for product excluding tax (Product x Quantity) |
{tag_recipientaddress} | Email address of the recipient |
{tag_recipientrelated} | Displays the first contact/company related to the invoicee |
{tag_shippingdescription} | Description of shipping product |
{tag_shippingextaxamount} | Shipping cost exclusive of tax |
{tag_shippinginstructions} | Any specific shipping instructions that accompany the order |
{tag_shippingtaxamount} | Amount of tax for shipping |
{tag_shippingtaxrate} | Tax rate applied to shipping (%) |
{tag_shippingtotal} | Total amount for shipping (Shipping cost + Tax Rate) |


Item 2. Capture the matrices \(P\text{,}\) \(L\text{,}\) and \(U\text{,}\) using P, L, U = B.LU(pivot='nonzero'). Confirm that no row swaps were needed.


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This talk was given at Front End Design Conference 2011 on Day 2 as an attendee talk.If you have questions for me, feel free to ask!
Here are some of the links I referenced in the talk, and in the slide above:


JUPITER'S WIFE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.8
Shown at the Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema Running Length: 1:18 MPAA Classification: Not Rated (Profanity, mature themes) Director: Michel Negroponte Producers: Michel Negroponte, Doug Block, and Jane Weiner Screenwriters: Michel Negroponte and Gabriel Morgan Cinematography: Michel Negroponte Distribution unknown
JUPITER'S WIFE is a documentary that often reminds the viewer of a real-life detective story. This isn't a search for a criminal, however; it's an attempt to sift through one woman's personal mythology to uncover the truth -- who she once was and what happened to make her the person she is today. Some of the things discovered by film maker Michel Negroponte are truly amazing, and give us cause to ponder the strange workings of fate. Of all the people to randomly pick for a documentary, the director chose one with tiny snippets of her life already preserved for posterity.
One day several years ago, Negroponte ventured into New York's Central Park to do some preliminary photography for a documentary on the history of the park. One of the people he interviewed was Maggie, a homeless woman who claimed to be the daughter of actor Robert Ryan and the wife of the Roman god Jupiter. Negroponte was so intrigued by Maggie that he decided to build his film around her. JUPITER'S WIFE became a portrait of this fascinating woman and a chronicle of the director's efforts to unearth her elusive, tantilizing past.
As a character study, JUPITER'S WIFE is no more or less engrossing than dozens of similar films. It's Negroponte's detective work that makes the movie worth sitting through. Generally, it's easy to be bored by this sort of motion picture, but not in this case. The film maker's enthusiasm overcomes technical deficiencies and an amateurish style (JUPITER'S WIFE was shot on video for a budget of about $500). For emotional impact or sheer intellectual appeal, this movie doesn't approach a HOOP DREAMS or BROTHER'S KEEPER, but its depiction of Maggie makes for worthwhile viewing.
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2020-04-01
Some people say that when you think you should add tests to your Bash script, it’s really a sign that you should switch to a “proper” language instead.
Well, since “Bash” is baked into the name of this thing, that’s clearly not an option, so hello, tests!
I’m aware of a few Bash testing frameworks, but the only one I’ve ever used is Bats; specifically, the actively maintained Bats-core fork of it. The original project has been dormant for over four years now, but Bats-core is alive and kicking.
I’ve written tests covering pretty much everything and run them in a GitHub Actions job, which was a bit annoying to set up, but I’ve learned a few things along the way.
Speaking of things I’ve learned: in writing more lines of test code than the script they are testing has, I have bumped into a few obstacles and learned a few new things while getting over them.
This one I knew already. It’s nice to have a tool that becomes
interactive when the user doesn’t supply all the required parameters,
but it’s messy to test. I could have made pbb prompt the user for a
title if they use pbb title
without another parameter, but
I didn’t; now it’s easy to test. I’ve always wanted to learn Expect, which would
allow me to test these things interactively, but until I do, I make them
non-interactive.
By default, Bats is silent and only prints output if a test fails, together with what exactly failed. For example, I’d check if a file contains a certain string with
grep -Fqx 'goatcountercode=mycode' .pbbconfig
If that fails, the output looks like
not ok 2 Set initial GoatCounter code
# (in test file gccode.bats, line 23)
# `grep -Fqx 'goatcountercode=mycode' .pbbconfig' failed
but that wouldn’t tell me what was in the file instead. If I just print the file contents first, that output will show up if the test fails:
cat .pbbconfig
grep -Fqx 'goatcountercode=mycode' .pbbconfig
gets me this test output:
not ok 2 Set initial GoatCounter code
# (in test file gccode.bats, line 24)
# `grep -Fqx 'goatcountercode=mycode' .pbbconfig' failed
<snip>
# blogtitle=Testblog
# goatcountercode=notmycode
A-ha! That makes it easier to track things down.
Want to check what files are there in case your existence check fails? Just print them first:
ls artifacts
[[ -f artifacts/index.html ]]
Bats recognizes two special functions, setup
and teardown
, which are run before and after each test.
For my tests, I used them to set up a fresh temp directory and
initialize all the things I need in there: a Git repo, helper files for
pbb, and so on. Bats provides a few variables
that come in handy to copy files from wherever the test files resides:
$BATS_TEST_DIRNAME
is the path to the directory containing
the test, for example.
These functions can be declared in a separate file and made available
to a test file using the load
directive; all of my test files just start with
load test_helper
and setup and teardown are taken care of.
Some of the pbb subcommands push to a remote Git repository. I was
surprised to find how easy it is to mock that: initialize a bare
repository in another directory and tell Git that that’s the remote! I
use this in my setup
function:
# Set up "remote" repo
local remote='/tmp/pbb-remote.git'
git init --quiet --bare "$remote"
# Set up local repo
local repo='/tmp/pbb-testdata'
mkdir -p "$repo"
git -C "$repo" init --quiet
# Tell local repo about remote
git -C "$repo" remote add origin "$remote"
And now I can push as my heart desires!
After diving into Actions a while ago and writing a few of my own, I obviously wanted to run my shiny new Bats tests automatically in a GitHub workflow as well.
There is an existing action to help set up Bats in a workflow, but it seemed pretty easy to do it directly. I ended up with this job:
test:
runs-on: 'ubuntu-latest'
steps:
- name: 'Check out code'
uses: 'actions/checkout@v2'
- name: 'Get Bats repository'
uses: 'actions/checkout@v2'
with:
repository: 'bats-core/bats-core'
ref: 'v1.1.0'
path: 'bats-core'
- name: 'Install Bats and dependencies, adjust PATH'
run: |
sudo apt-get install pandoc
cd bats-core
./install.sh "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE"
echo "::add-path::$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/bin"
echo "::add-path::$GITHUB_WORKSPACE"
- name: 'Run tests'
run: bats --tap test
This first checks out my code, and then the Bats code into a separate
directory. The third and most complex step installs Bats and then
adds it to the $PATH
. This eluded me for a long
time with cryptic error messages until I finally got it.
I also learned that if a Bats test fails with exit code 127, it’s
because a dependency is missing. To allow Bats to run pbb itself, I had
to add the $GITHUB_WORKSPACE
directory, which contains the
pbb
script, to the $PATH
, and even though pbb
doesn’t shy away from using whatever tool I like, all I need is
pre-installed on the GitHub-hosted
runners.
And finally, I had to use TAP-compliant output instead of the pretty colourized output I’m used to from interactive Bats usage; the runner doesn’t like the terminal escapes Bats uses and I didn’t feel like investigating. TAP-compliant output also says more clearly “CI”, so that’s fine.
These are the things I would have told my one month younger self:
setup
and teardown
functions$PATH
if you install it
yourself; exit status 127 means a dependency is missing


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