Press Releases
2016
- · Tencent Announces 2016 Third Quarter Results [PDF File]
- · Sony Music Entertainment and Tencent Music Announce Renewal of Mainland China Strategic Distribution Agreement [PDF File]
- · Tencent Announces 2016 Second Quarter And Interim Results [PDF File]
- · Tencent to Acquire Majority Stake in Supercell from SoftBank [PDF File]
- · Tencent Announces 2016 First Quarter Results [PDF file]
- · Tencent chairman and CEO to donate 100 million shares of the Company towards philanthropic and charitable causes [PDF file]
- · Tencent Announces 2015 Fourth Quarter and Annual Results [PDF file]
2015
- · Tencent Announces 2015 Third Quarter Results [PDF file]
- · Tencent signs agreement to offer exclusive TVOD and SVOD access to new movie releases from Paramount Pictures in China [PDF file]
- · Tencent and MGM announce deal for online rights to entire James Bond Franchise in China [PDF file]
- · Partnership Announced Between Industry Leaders Glu and Tencent [PDF file]
- · The entire Star Wars saga now available on Tencent's platform in China [PDF file]
- · Tencent Announces 2015 Second Quarter Results [PDF file]
- · Fitch Publishes Tencent’s A+ Credit Rating with Stable Outlook [PDF file]
- · Tencent Announces 2015 First Quarter Results [PDF file]
- · Tencent Announces 2014 Fourth Quarter and Annual Results [PDF file]
- · Tencent Prices US$2 billion Dual tranche Senior Unsecured Notes Offering [PDF file]
- · NBA and Tencent Announce Groundbreaking Partnership to Make Tencent the Exclusive Offical Digital Partner in China [PDF file]
- · Bitauto, JD.com and Tencent Announce Strategic Partnership [PDF file]
2014
- · Tencent Announces 2014 Third Quarter Results [PDF file]
- · Tencent Announces 2014 Second Quarter and Interim Results [PDF file]
- · Tencent and 58.com Enter Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Local Services Ecosystem [PDF file]
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2014 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2013 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS [PDF file]
- · JD.com and Tencent form strategic partnership to transform eCommerce industry in China [PDF file]
2012
- · Xi Jinping, CPC General Secretary & CMC Chairman, Inspected Tencent
- · MIIT Vice-Minister Shang Bing Conducts Survey and Research in Tencent
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2012 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent teams up with charity partners to build Shenzhen into a capital of charity
- · Tencent Chairman & CEO Pony Ma Makes Research and Survey Tour of Huizhou
- · Tencent Prices US$600 million Senior Unsecured Notes Offering [PDF file]
- · Foundation Laid for Tencent Wireless Internet Technology R&D Headquarters to Build Portal Hub in Central China
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2012 SECOND QUARTER AND INTERIM RESULTS [PDF file]
- · ACTIVISION BLIZZARD AND TENCENT ANNOUNCE LONG-TERM STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIP TO BRING CALL OF DUTY ONLINE TO CHINA [PDF file]
- · Shantou Party Secretary Li Feng meets Charles Chen, Tencent CAO
- · TENCENT MAKES STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN EPIC GAMES [PDF file]
- · Tencent APPOints chief financial officer
- · TENCENT FORMS SIX BUSINESS GROUPS TO EMBRACE FUTURE INTERNET OPPORTUNITIES [PDF file]
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2012 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent Lays Foundation for Chengdu R&D Center Building to Establish Largest Internet Talent Base in Western China
- · Miao Yu Meets With Pony Ma, Tencent Chairman
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2011 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Jiang Zengwei, Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Commerce, Inspects E-Commerce Work in Tencent
- · Lu Hao, First Secretary of the Secretariat of the Communist Youth League of China, Visits Tencent
2011
- · Foundation Laid for Tencent Shenzhen-Shantou Cloud Computing Data Center
- · Opening, Win-Win and Making Dream Come True - Tencent Takes Part in the 13th China Hi-Tech Fair
- · Foundation Laying for Tencent Binhai Building, New landmark Building Enables Tencent to Accomplish New Glories
- · Yang Xueshan, MIIT Vice-Minister, Visits Tencent
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2011 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Zhang Siping, Standing Committee Member of Shenzhen Municipal Party Committee and Director of United Front Work Department, Visits Tencent
- · Qiu Xiaoxiong, Deputy Director of State Administration of Taxation, Visits Tencent
- · Liu Yandong, Member of the Politburo of the CPC Central Committee and State Councilor, Inspects Tencent
- · Zhang Gaoli, Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Secretary of the CPC Tianjin Municipal Committee, Inspects Tencent Digital (Tianjin) Company Limited
- · Ji Baocheng, President of Renmin University of China, Visits Tencen
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2011 SECOND QUARTER AND INTERIM RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent sets up a collaboration fund - to further advance its open development strategy in the Internet industry
- · Tencent Party Committee Founding Meeting Held
- · Tencent Acquires 15.68 % of Kingsoft in Strategic Investment [PDF file]
- · Tencent to Invest RMB1 Billion to Set up a Wireless Internet Technology R&D Center in Wuhan
- · Tencent Holds Partners Conference and Unveils Plan to Build the Most Successful Open Platform
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2011 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Qu Weizhi, State Council Counselor and the Chairman of CECC Visits Tencent
- · Wu Jichuan, CIE Director General and Former Information Industry Minister, Inspects Tencent
- · Tencent Builds the Asia Largest Data Storage and Processing Center in Tianjin
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2010 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS [PDF file]
- · MIIT Minister Miao Yu Meets With Tencent CEO Pony Ma
- · Tencent sets up a collaboration fund - to further advance its open development strategy in the Internet industry
- · NPCSC Vice-Chairman & Secretary-General Li Jianguo Inspects Tencent
- · Party Secretary of the CPC Hubei Provincial Committee Li Hongzhong Meets With Tencent CAO Charles Chen
2010
- · QQ won WIPO Creativity Award, WIPO Director General visited Tencent
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2010 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Zhang Baoshun, Secretary of Anhui Provincial CPC Committee and Wang Sanyun, Governor of Anhui Provincial Government, visited Tencent
- · Vice-Chairman of CPPCC Zheng Wantong Inspects Tencent
- · President Hu Jintao Visits Tencent
- · GAPP’s Deputy Director Sun Shoushan Visits Tencent
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2010 SECOND QUARTER AND INTERIM RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent Donates RMB5 Million to Zhouqu Disaster-Hit Area
- · Cisco and Tencent Sign MoU for Strategic Relationship
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2010 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent Donates RMB 22 Million to the Quake-stricken Area in Qinghai
- · Tencent Announces First Donation of RMB 2 Million to Qinghai Earthquake Stricken Area
- · TENCENT INVESTS $300M IN DST AND ESTABLISHES STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP [PDF file]
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2009 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Xu Qin at Tencent: Shenzhen will build the most important Internet base in China
- · Concurrent Online QQ Users Surpass 100 Million
- · Bai Tian, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Shenzhen Municipal Committee, Inspects Tencent
- · Wei Jianxing, Former Member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, Visits Tencent
- · Universiade 2011 Shenzhen Signs Tencent as Official Media Partner
- · He Lifeng, Deputy Secretary of Tianjin Municipal Committee, Meets with a delegation headed by Chen Yidan, Chief Administration Officer of Tencent
- · Secretary of CPC Shanghai Committee Yu Zhengsheng Inspects Tencent Shanghai
2009
- · Zhang Xiaoqiang Inspects Tencent and Praises its Success in Business and Public Welfare
- · Tencent CEO Ma Huateng Attends China 7th International Internet Culture Expo
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2009 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · China's First Postdoctoral Research Base for Internet Intellectual Property Lands in Tencent
- · Tencent Headquarters Moves to Tencent Building
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2009 SECOND QUARTER AND INTERIM RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Governor of Hunan Province Zhou Qiang Leads a Delegation to Visit Tencent Praising it as the Pride of the Chinese People
- · Wang Rong, Acting Mayor of Shenzhen Municipality: I have full confidence in the development of Shenzhen
- · State Councilor Liu Yandong Visits Tencent’s Exhibition Booth at the Fifth China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2009 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2008 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS [PDF file]
2008
- · Jet Li Joined Forces with Tencent in Public Charity Projects
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2008 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent CAO Chen Yidan Attends the "2008 International Copyright Forum"
- · Tencent Receives Title "Model National Cultural Industry Base"
- · Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Vice Minister Lou Qinjian Inspects Tencent, Inc. – Encourages Tencent to Seize Opportunities, to Develop into a Prosperous Enterprise
- · Tencent's Olympics Coverage Drew Number One Viewership
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2008 INTERIM AND SECOND QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent Makes Forbes Top Enterprises List
- · Tencent Olympics Channel Broke Ratings Records
- · Tencent Holds Online Marketing Summit in Shanghai
- · Tencent’s Awarded Patents Top 100
- · Tencent Signs Olympics Live Broadcast Agreement
- · Tencent Receives Excellent Patent Award of China
- · Tencent Invests CYN 550 Million in Chengdu
- · Tencent to Suspend Online Games and Entertainment Services for Three Days to Mourn Victims of Sichuan Earthquake
- · Tencent Donates Another CYN 10 Million to Make Total Donation of CYN 20 Million
- · CCP Central Committee Propaganda Department Minister Liu Yunshan Visits Tencent
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2008 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent is to become a Constituent of Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index
- · Strategic Cooperation between Tencent and Intel to Build a Green Internet
- · QQ.com to be Exclusive Internet Service Sponsor for 2010 World Exposition
- · Mr. Wang Yang: Tencent Has Created a Good Start for Guangdong's Internet Development Strategy
- · Guangdong Province Deputy Governor Mr. Song Hai: We Hope Tencent Will Continue to Succeed on the Company's Innovative Spirit and Industrious Tradition
- · Active Qzone Users Top 100 Million
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2007 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS
- · The Antarctica Visiting Group Soon to Embark on Trip; "QQ Penguin" Soon to be in Antarctica
- · Tencent CEO Ma Huateng Recognized as One of China's 100 Most Influential Economic Figures; Ma Expresses Gratitude to Online Community and an Era of Reform and Openness
2007
- · Tencent Obtains Exclusive License to Operate Dungeon & Fighter in China [PDF file]
- · Tencent Founders Receives Enterprise Citizens Award for Special Contributions
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2007 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent inaugurates China's first Internet research institute in a bid to develop core technologies
- · Tencent and Kingsoft warn all users to look after Internet security: Legislation to curb Trojan horsese
- · People's Bank of China Deputy Governor Mr. Su Ning says a few words about Tencent's commitment to innovation: Developing an Internet enterprise committed to the strengthening of national awareness
- · Tencent Announces 2007 Interim and Second Quarter Results [PDF file]
- · Tencent Board Chairman Ma Huateng Wins Shenzhen City Technological Innovation Award
- · Tencent Charity Foundation Sets Up "Revolution Old Area of Jiangxi Charity Foundation"
- · Tencent Chief Administration Officer Chen Yidan Attends the 2007 International Copyright Forum
- · Tencent Endows Public Charity Foundation with RMB 20 Million and Unveils Public Charity Homepage
- · QQ.com Releases Reporting Strategy for the 2008 Olympics
- · Tencent Awarded "Best Chinese Lifestyle Brand"
- · Tencent Promotes "Public Welfare 2.0"
- · Tencent CAO Chen Yidan Attends Culture Ministry Forum on Internet Cultura Development
- · Tencent Partners With Universiade in World-Class Multi-Sports Competition
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2007 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · QQ.com Partners with Top Piano Competition to Promote Children's Music Education
- · Olympic Junior Journalists Visit Tencent during "Open House" Day
- · Beijing Red Cross Builds Public Safety Awareness for the Olympics
- · Tencent Cooperates with FIFA on 2007 Women's World Cup China
- · Tencent Launches "Online Safety" Training for Students
- · Tencent Launches New Brand Strategy and Ad Campaign
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2006 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Romantic Festival, Great Compassion: Tencent and Red Cross launch the Children's Serious Disease Rescue Foundation
- · Tencent Vice President Lau Seng Yee Accepts 2006 Chinese Advertiser of the Year Award
- · Compassion Unites - Tencent Charity Foundation Goes to Poverty-stricken Mountainous Regions
- · Vice Minister Xi Guohua Visits Tencent and Encourages Internet Branding Efforts
- · Fighting Internet Theft and Ensuring a Healthy Game Industry – A Joint Statement
2006
- · Tencent Entered into the Memorandum with China Mobile to Cooperate in Mobile Chat Business [PDF file]
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2006 THIRD QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Committed to Independent Innovation, Tencent to Invest CNY 100 Million to Build First Chinese Internet Research Institute
- · Looking for Cultural Transmitters Online - Tencent and Chinese Young Volunteers Association Engage in Protecting Chinese Cultural Heritage
- · Tencent Contest Kicks Off New Wave in IT Innovation
- · Tencent Injects CNY 20 Million to Set up Charity Foundation – A First for a Domestic Internet Enterprise
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2006 INTERIM AND SECOND QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Ma Huateng Speaks on New Economy and Exchange Ideas with Young Elites from Teochew Region
- · ChinaJoy opens, Ma Huateng Comments on Internet Game Industry and Points out Dominant Trends
- · Tencent Assists Miss Asia in its Online Pre-screening Round
- · Tencent Wins Two Awards for Best Customer Service
- · Tencent QQ's Peak Simultaneous Online User Accounts Broke 20 Million
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2006 FIRST QUARTER RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Tencent Was Evaluated as an "Enterprise with Intellectual Property Advantages in Shenzhen"
- · Tencent CEO Pony Ma Won May Fourth Medal for Youth in Guangdong Province
- · iCoke Virtual Communities Take on a New Dimension -- Coca-Cola and Tencent Strategic Partnership Unveils the First 3-D Communications Experience
- · TENCENT ANNOUNCES 2005 FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL RESULTS [PDF file]
- · Intellectual Property Right Protection Convoy Corporate Development -- Case study: How Tencent is defending its intellectual property rights
- · Tencent Appoints New President
- · Tencent Acquire Wireless Service Provider [PDF file]
2004
- · Tencent CEO Pony Ma named "2004 Economic Influentials - Innovation" by CCTV
- · Tencent Ranks No. 17 on Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific Winners 2004
- · QQ Game ranked No.1 in Domestic Casual Game Portals
- · Shenzhen's vice Mayor visited Tencent's new office
- · Tencent and ICBC in card cooperation
- · Celebrations to Tencent's successfull listing in HK，Many thanks to our users for their long-term support
- · "Mobile QQ" won the champion for SMS business by Guangdong Monternet
- · QQ Game's simultaneous online user accounts broke 300 thousand
- · Shenzhen Local Tax Bureau launched "QQ Tax Officer"
- · Tecent QQ's simultaneous online user accounts broke 6 million
- · Tencent QQ and Vnet jointly launched
2003
- · Tencent Launched a New IM Service -Tencent Messenger
- · Vice Mayor of Shenzhen, Liu YingLi visited Tencent
- · Tencent reached an agreement with IBM for close cooperation in the future --Tencent & IBM strategic cooperation contract signing ceremony and RTX (Tengxuntong) real time collaboration version's launch conference in Beijing
- · Tencent joined hands with Kingdee in providing RTX - the enterprise real-time communication solution
- · RTX is launched as the Real-Time-Enterprise solution
- · Tencent ranked 1st in the annual SP ranking by Shanghai Mobile.
- · Tencent ranked 1st in the annual SP ranking by Jiangsu Mobile
2002
- · CEO Mr. Ma Huateng participated in the 3rd Conference of Xihu Lunjian Forum
- · Tencent participated actively in China Telecom's Vnet plan
- · Tencent was 1st in the 2nd quarter SP ranking by Zhejiang Mobile
- · Tencent signed onto the Convention of China Internet Industry
- · Tencent signed an agreement with INTEL
- · Tencent introduced QQ card
- · Tencent's Mobile QQ won 2 prizes in "Ericssion Mobile Internet Application" competition
2000
- · Tencent licensed Guangzhou Donice to develop QQ-branded products
- · Tencent released QQ 2000 version
- · "Mobile QQ" service was offered on a trial basis with Guangdong Mobile, Shenzhen Branch.
- · "Mobile QQ" entered into China Unicom's "Mobile New Life"
- · Simultaneous online user accounts of Tencent QQ peaked at 100,000
- · Tencent and Shenzhen Unicom jointly launched "Mobile QQ" service
- · Tencent launched free email for ISP, starting with Shenzhen Telecommunication Bureau
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Pakistan’s ailing ex-PM still on no-fly list
by The Associated PressISLAMABAD (AP) — The party of Pakistan’s ailing ex-prime minister is upset that he’s still on a no-fly list, blocking him from getting medical treatment abroad.
Nawaz Sharif was released on bail last month after his jail sentence was temporarily suspended on medical grounds.
Sharif, 69, received a seven-year jail sentence for corruption and money laundering in 2018, but his health has recently deteriorated.
Maryam Aurangzeb, the spokeswoman for Sharif’s opposition political party, said Monday that he’s still waiting for a travel ban to be lifted.
She says a medical board comprising of Sharif’s physician and government doctors has recommended country’s former premier be sent abroad.
Sharif was removed from office by the judiciary in 2017 over corruption allegations.
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MELO A Film Review by Manavendra K. Thakur Copyright 1988 by Manavendra K. Thakur and The Tech Reproduced with permission.
1986 112 mins. France French with English Subtitles Unrated Mono Color 35mm/1.85
Cast: Sabine Azema, Fanny Ardant, Pierre Arditi, Andre Dussollier, Jacques Dacqmine, Hubert Gignoux, Catherine Arditi.
Credits: Directed by Alain Resnais. Produced by Marin Karmitz. From the play by Henry Bernstein. Camera: Charlie Van Damme & Gilbert Duhalde. Music by Philippe Gerard. Art Director: Jacques Saulnier. Set decoration: Philippe Turlure. Costume: Catherine Leterrier. Sound: Henri Morell & Olivier Villette. Editing: Albert Jurgenson & Jean-Pierre Besnard.
Studio: MK2 Productions / Films A2 Distributor (North America): European Classics 4818 Yuman St. NW Washington D.C. 20016<PHONE_NUMBER>
As some commentators have remarked, the French cinema in recent years has noticeably paralleled the decline of the American film industry, leaving only pockets of vitality. Among the French directors who have retained a serious commitment to artistic quality is Alain Resnais, whose first feature HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR heralded the beginning of the French New Wave in 1959. His newest film, MELO -- short for melodrama -- is an excellent filmic adaptation of the 1929 play by Henry Bernstein. It also demonstates why all the acclaim given to Resnais over the years has been thoroughly deserved.
Sabine Azema, previously seen in Bertrand Tavernier's A SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY, won the Best Actress Cesar (French Oscar equivalent) for her performance as Romaine. She is the carefree and flirtatious wife of Pierre Belcroix (Pierre Arditi), a quiet unassuming man who is content to work as the first violinist of of the Colonne Concert Orchestra. One evening in June 1926, Marcel Blanc (Andre Dussollier), one of Pierre's good friends from their academy of music days who has become a reknowned concert violinist, comes to dinner to Pierre's home on the outskirts of Paris.
During the ensuing conversation, Marcel laments his inability to maintain romantic relationships because his partners cannot provide him with the complete trust and fidelity he needs. Both Romaine and Pierre listen intently to this Diogenes-like tale, but Romaine finds herself being intrigued by Marcel's romantic lassitude, and she soon becomes his mistress. The melodrama begins when Marcel, who must leave for a world concert tour, makes Romaine promise that she will wait for him to return so they can be together freely. Conflicts that arise later between the three characters include deceit, broken friendships, attempted murder, and suicide.
While the plot reminds one of the kitsch of modern day soap operas, MELO is far more intelligent due to the sophistication with which Resnais has integrated film and stage aesthetics. The film is organized into several acts -- complete with curtain fall and rise -- with stylized sets and lighting that delberately evoke theatrical artifice. In addition, the style of acting is that of the stage, with long soliloquies, speeches instead of conversation, and the like. Resnais uses these elements to explore the melodramatic aspect of human relationships in abstract terms from a distanced perspective, rather than with cheap sentimentality and triteness. The opportunity to experiment in this manner is probably what attracted Resnais to Bernstein's play.
Within this stage production, however, Resnais leaves no doubt that he is primarily a film director, especially in the opening dinner scene when Romaine first meets Marcel. The camera shows the three characters seated at an outdoor tabel, with Marcel on the left side of the table, Pierre on the right, and Romaine in between facing the camera. After dinner, Marcel talks about a woman who accompanied him to his Havana concert of Bach's 3rd Sonata. Marcel's love life was tragically scarred when he noticed her "making love with her eyes" to a stranger in the audience. This moment of perceived infidelity ruined, says Marcel, their relationship and led to his disillusionment with romance.
As Marcel begins to tell his story, the camera pans slowly forward towards the table. Always including Marcel in the frame, the camera tracks smoothly around the table, glides past Pierre and Romaine, and comes to a halt with Marcel's upper body in medium close-up. As the camera is moving, the lighting becomes more low-key, and the city sounds and cricket chirps fade away to silence, leaving only Marcel's voice as he goes on with his story. The camera stays focused on Marcel for what seems to be several minutes, while Marcel never actually looks directly into the camera.
The result is mesmerizing. The camera, light, and sound manipulations are executed just slowly and smooth enough to be imperceptible. It is not until after Marcel's monologue ends that the viewer realizes how thoroughly engrossing the film's depiction of Marcel's reverie is. In this complex mise-en-scene, Resnais fuses the respective strengths of stage and film with such consumate skill that one forgets how fundamentally different the two aesthetics in fact are. This seriousness of purpose and willingness to experiment is what distinguishes Resnais' work from the commercial mainstream. He achieves such fascinating results because he is able to create and maintain tensions of distant intimacy in ways that would be difficult in either medium alone.
Resnais has been criticized for lavishing such elaborate attention on a play that may not deserve it. But this ignores that Resnais is a consumate artist. One need only look at the film's title to recognize that Resnais deliberately stripped the melodrama of its triteness in order to examine the very real emotions at the heart of the play. By rejecting the tyrannical demands of conventional narrative and invoking his considerable technical command, Resnais has most certainly taken a step beyond the work of Douglas Sirk and others who have explored melodrama. Indeed, Resnais may have created the most ideal cinematic realization possible of an inherently melodramatic stage play. His adaptation is the thinking person's melodrama, a film that eschews immediate emotional appeal without losing the ultimate impact of the issues it raises.
Filmography of Alain Resnais:
HIROSHIMA, MON AMOUR 1959 91 mins. LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD 1961 94 mins. MURIEL, OU LE TEMPS D'UN RETOUR [MURIEL] 1963 116 mins. LA GUERRE EST FINIE [THE WAR IS OVER] 1966 122 mins. FAR FROM VIETNAM [Co-dir w/Jean-Luc Godard, William Klein, Claude Lelouch, Agnes Varda, and Joris Ivens] 1967 JE T'AIME, JE T'AIME 1968 STAVISKY 1977 117 mins. PROVIDENCE 1977 107 mins. MON ONCLE D'AMERIQUE 1980 123 mins. LA VIE EST UN ROMAN [LIFE IS A BED OF ROSES] 1983 111 mins. L'AMOUR A MORT 1984 90 mins. MELO 1986 112 mins.
Alain Resnais' accomplishment in MELO is somewhat a departure from his previous work, but it leaves no doubt that his creative vitality has survived the passage of almost thirty years since his first feature. He remains among the leading directors of French and world cinema.
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Lili Reinhart Shares Her Empowering Mantra of the Day
Lili Reinhart is sharing her mantra that helps her get through the day.
The 23-year-old Riverdale actress took to her Twitter to open up about what she says when she’s feeling overwhelmed.
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“You’re only human. You’re allowed to feel overwhelmed. You’re allowed to feel like you have too much on your plate. You are entitled to your bad moods and you don’t need to apologize for how you feel,” Lili wrote.
Lili added that she hopes it helps anyone “in the same boat as me.”
It seems like a lot of fans felt the same because they flooded Lili with thank yous for the note!


The CTO is pleased that you've deployed to Azure and Kubernetes. However, now they'd like you to set up Continuous Delivery using the Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) account you set up in Task 4.2.1. Using VSTS will enable our development and operations department to have work together efficiently as a team and push new stable releases into production. The primary goal of this challenge is to automatically post a new release of our code into our production Kubernetes cluster with any commit to our git repository.
I wasn't really sure where to get started with continuous integration or delivery but this really helped me understand!
It looks like you can install the Kubernetes Extension for VSTS here.
I think I found step by step instructions on setting this up!
If all goes according to plan, I should be able to demonstrate this working by following this.


from Silver Doctors: The stunning news release last week didn’t even make it to many in the mainstream media… by Chris Marcus via Arcadia Economics The stunning news that was released last week that didn’t make it to many of the mainstream media outlets was that acco...


'The Blair Witch Project' (1999)
A movie review by Walter Frith
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member of the 'Online Film Critics Society' http://www.ofcs.org/
At a perfect running length of 80 minutes, 'The Blair Witch Project' is a completely fictional film that looks ferociously like a documentary. It uses mostly the thought of horror instead of visual horror itself to make its effective showcase a truly memorable horror film that will have you looking over your shoulder in the theatre. That's something few big budget Hollywood films these days are able to do. The film was made for around thirty thousand dollars, the cost of a new car with several luxuries and is destined to do well with young audiences.
Based on the fictional premise that a group of young student film makers went into the woods in October 1994 to film a story about the legendary Blair witch, gives 'The Blair Witch Project' its name. Heather Donahue, Michael Williams and Joshua Leonard play the threesome who are ambitious yet naive, disorganized, irresponsible much of the time, and most of all tenacious. The film reports that during the week or so they went hiking in the reclusive woods of Maryland, they were never heard from again and that their footage was found a year after their disappearance and that footage is their story.
It begins with the group using various methods of recording such as both black and white and colour to tell the story of how they are preparing to leave for their excursion. We see them at home, in the driveway and in their hotel on 16 mm film. Then the film picks up considerably from this point. They talk to various people who have heard stories of the legendary Blair witch, some believing in the story and some not. Their journey into the forest gives them the lesson of their lives which may be their last. This film may do for camping what 'Jaws' did for going swimming in the ocean. One of the people in the town with whom they spoke before leaving for the woods, tells of a story about a strange collection of rocks in a certain arrangement. They find it and it becomes part of their story as a chill is sent down their spines about this prophecy coming true and the consequences that may come with it. They also find a ritual style of trees arranged in a frightening manner which further threatens their sanity which they later try desparately to maintain.
As the film moves on, their first night in the woods goes without much of a hitch. As things go on they get worse and worse. One of them throws the map away that was their salvation out of the forest, they run low on food and water and hike around in a circle only to find themselves back where they started. They make a humourous reference to the film 'Deliverance' which is intended to get a few laughs. They hear strange noises in dark and far away places in the woods at night and feel that their lives are in danger. Tempers flare and we see this all done in a true professional style with a script that looks like it was ALL improvised. In fact, much of the film was reportedly improvised but not knowing which scenes were and which weren't make it seem all the more impressive in its final blend. In a big Hollywood production you can usually tell which parts are improvised. The acting is top notch as we see the shift in friendships turn to hate and frustration.
Film makers Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez have written, directed and edited a documentary style motion picture (and you still won't believe that it ISN'T a documentary) that shows they have a promising career if they stay focused with their own visions and don't sell out to the Hollywood style claptrap. The Cohen brothers ('Fargo') have been the main artists that have avoided doing this and are the true material that film students should take their cues from. Perhaps Myrick and Sanchez have.
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Ronald is a Computer Science recent graduates from UC Berkeley. His main interest is in Mobile Application and Full-stack Web Development. He is currently helping out Haystack research team at ICSI Berkeley. Last summer he enjoyed working for Kapanlagi.com filling the position of software engineer intern. He likes to cruise the town with his penny board in the summer and snowboard along the mountain ranges in the winter. In his free time, he enjoys hacking his own projects and browsing Amazon for unique geeky gadgets. Go Bears!
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Undergraduate Coursework
8.24/10 GPA up to 6th semester, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, CS, 2021
Web app testing using Selenium :
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Tested faculty dashboard web application using Selenium web driver, an umbrella project encapsulating a variety of tools and libraries to enable web browser automation testing.
Used automated software testing to reduce time taken to run repetitive tests from days to hours.
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Jira, JavaScript, Selenium web-driver, Jenkins CICD
Web app for College Admission Management System :
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Developed the application for two major access roles – admin and user. Admin can add colleges, designate cut offs, and register students into the college.
Users can login, submit an application for admission and receive notifications regarding the status of their application. The app was deployed using Firebase Hosting.
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Python Flask, Firebase, Pyrebase, Bulma
Network configuration and troubleshooting :
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Configured and troubleshot complex network topologies on Packet Tracer simulator and real networking equipment as part of CCNA lab training.
Gained a thorough understanding of physical set up, configuration, operation and maintenance of multiple Cisco routing and switching devices.
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Packet Tracer, CCNA Lab Pods
Search Engine Optimization tool to analyze live web pages :
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Technical Notes¶
Here are some things about the implementation of the game itself
Game class¶
The game class contains the methods to run the game. “init()” must be called before playing the game.
Game config and state¶
Game config contains settings that should be set before starting/initializing the game. Game state contains things that can be changed during the game (eg. screen and collision surface).
Collision detection¶
Collision detection is very simple for the worms. One pixel position is taken ahead of the worm and then checked against the collision surface. If the color is anything but black, collision happened. Note that collision detection is not super perfect but it is good enough.
Headless mode¶
The game can run without window. The trick is to use environment variables and convert pygame surfaces to the correct format (on some machines the format of the surface is different).
Powerups¶
All powerups inherit the base class Powerup and override handle_collision method. In the handle_collision method, it is recommended to use event with delays to activate and deactive the powerup effects.
PowerupSpawner spawns powerups on the field if it is activated in the init method of the Game class. All powerups are added in the init method. These powerups are copied when they are spawned.
Events¶
Events can take any function with parameters and triggered after a delay. It should be noted that events are always triggered on the next tick if delay is 0.


DICK TRACY--A Real Dud A film review by Elisabeth Riba Copyright 1990 Elisabeth Riba
DICK TRACY has had more hype than any other film this summer. Unfortunately, it doesn't live up to it. When out of a stellar cast, Madonna has the strongest character, you know there's something wrong.
I'd say the plot suffers from comic-book simplicity, but that insults comic books. Big Boy Caprice has organized all the mobsters under his leadership. This coalition faces trouble from Dick Tracy on the side of the law, and the mysterious Blank from the criminal front. That's the whole plot.
Dick Tracy's toughest decision is choosing between Tess Trueheart and Breathless Mahoney (Madonna). He waffles through the entire movie and only chooses by default. The other main subplot features the now-obligatory smart-aleck kid. Tracy continually muddles into hopeless situations which the Kid (that's his name, honest!) gets him out of. Short Round in TEMPLE OF DOOM did it far better.
DICK TRACY easily lends itself to comparison with BATMAN. Yes, both come from comics, but the parallels go much farther. Danny Elfman scored both, and he used similar music. Some scenes directly correspond. When he leaps through the skylight, jacket flapping, you cannot think of anything else.
One possible reason DICK TRACY felt so much weaker than Batman is the difference in their original medium. Comic books can offer much more characterization than daily strips. That should give the cast much more room to develop. Instead, it constrains them.
Warren Beatty both directed and starred. Perhaps he should have left one of the jobs to someone else. I could not care about Tracy. Watching his woman problems, I thought Beatty was playing himself. For all the hype of the Madonna/Warren Beatty romance, it never showed on screen. He had no chemistry with either woman. Tracy wasn't even a good cop. Anyone who needs a child to pull his fat out of the fire more than once obviously has problems. He also admitted using unethical tactics in his investigations.
While Beatty stumbled along, Madonna oozed sensuality. When she walked on in a transparent top, I couldn't believe I was watching Disney. She had the best lines, as well. Her songs were fun, although I would have liked to hear them straight through. But despite the strong character, Madonna also just played herself.
Tess Trueheart barely competes. She whined her way through the entire movie. What brains she had, she loses midway through the film. Although she accepted his desire to work the streets and knew he loved her, she walks out on him with no reason. Of course, with a name like Trueheart, you know she'll return.
What about the other big name stars? I see no sense in hiring great actors and then covering them in makeup until they're unrecognizable. Al Pacino does the best Mel Brooks imitation I have ever heard. In fact, with all that makeup, I thought Brooks did play the role. Dustin Hoffman's "Mumbles" does just that. Some considered it self-parody--I just found it annoying. Mandy Patinkin held a lot of promise. His duet with Madonna left me wanting more. But 88 Keys is a far cry from Inigo Montoya.
Yes, the cinematography was nice. I liked the color scheme and comic bookishness. Beatty did a good job of recreating the forties feel especially in the montages during the music. But the effects were sloppy and seriously detracted. I could actually see the cut between Tess's house and the model. And again, I found fault with the blue screen.
A few other notes of interest. Stephen Sondheim wrote all Madonna's music. When will we get another musical from him? The Batman tradition continues. Disney will release three albums from the film: Madonna's, featuring both Sondheim's songs and her own, Danny Elfman's score, and the incidental music. In the continuing Star Trek actor watch, keep an eye peeled for Colm Meaney (Lt. O'Brien) as a police officer.
As an added treat, the movie opens with a new Roger Rabbit cartoon. I hope other studios follow Disney's lead. Unfortunately, "Rollercoaster Rabbit" shared the same plot as every other Maroon short. Roger watches over Baby Herman, this time at an amusement park, and gets killed many times over protecting him. Although some scenes (particularly with the bull) are funny, I don't find constant injury amusing. Surely Disney can do better than this.
I went to DICK TRACY looking for a good time. I didn't find one. Wait to see it on video.
-- Lady Lis ~~~~~~~~ a.k.a. Elisabeth Anne Riba<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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Round-Trip editing experience in web browsers
Our applications are increasingly moving to http(s) based interfaces, that is HTML(5) or apps. Besides the irony, that we abandon client applications on desktops to reintroduce them on mobile devices (is ObjectiveC the VB of the 21st century?), that's a good thing™
However from time to time, unless you live in the cloud, we need to integrate into extisting standing desktop applications, mostly but not limited to Office applications. The emerging standard for this is clearly CMIS. Most office packages do support CMIS in one way or the other today. However it does not integrate into file managers like Finder, Explorer or Nautilus (at least not to my best knowledge at time of writing). One could sidestep that shortcoming by using CmisSync, but that only works as long as you have enough local storage and corporate security lets you do so.
Another challenge to sort out: once applications that "surround" Office documents are all HTML based, one should be able to commence editing directly from clicking something in the web based business application. So the criteria are:
The challenge for #3: Whenever a browser encounters an URL with http(s) it will try to handle that target. If the mime type is not directly handled by the browser it will trigger the download of the file and hand it over to the application (with or without a dialog, depending on your settings). When the user then interacts with that document, it is the downloaded version in a temp directory. Changes are not send back!
On the other hand: if a user opens a file directly in the office application by selecting a webfolder, a mounted file system or directly specifying the URL, then roundtrip editing happens since the office applications check the URL for webDAV capabilities (I had some fun with Apache's TCPMon figuring that out).
The solution for this puzzle is to use a different protocol. Protocols are simply indicators for the operating system what application is in charge. The commonly known are http(s), ftp, ssh, mailto (and gopher for the old generation), but also notes or sap (and others).
For my approach I used webdav(s) as protocol name. On Windows protocols live in the registry, on other operating system in configuration files.
Once configured correctly a little helper application would pick up the webdav(s) URL from the browser, check for the default application and launch it with the URL converted to http(s) on the command line - and voila roundtrip editing happens (check out the project).
Of course some stuff needs handling: the office application doesn't share credentials with the browser, so SSO or other means need to be in place to ensure smooth user experience. Also MS-Office not only probes for webDAV capability of that URL, but also if that server behaves like SharePoint by probing an extra URL (some enlightenment what it is looking for would be nice).
On Linux (and probably OS/X) one doesn't need a C++ program to figure out the right application, a shell script does the trick.
However from time to time, unless you live in the cloud, we need to integrate into extisting standing desktop applications, mostly but not limited to Office applications. The emerging standard for this is clearly CMIS. Most office packages do support CMIS in one way or the other today. However it does not integrate into file managers like Finder, Explorer or Nautilus (at least not to my best knowledge at time of writing). One could sidestep that shortcoming by using CmisSync, but that only works as long as you have enough local storage and corporate security lets you do so.
Another challenge to sort out: once applications that "surround" Office documents are all HTML based, one should be able to commence editing directly from clicking something in the web based business application. So the criteria are:
- Ability to interact with documents using File-Open in applications (ironically the ODMA standard got that working more than 15 years ago, but died due to vendor negligence)
- Ability to interact with documents using the default file navigator (Finder, Nautilus, Explorer, mobile devices)
- Ability to have a full roundtrip editing experience in the browser. A user clicks on a button or link (or icon), the document opens, editing commences. When hitting the save button the original document is updated, so when someone else clicks on that link the latest updates can be seen there
The challenge for #3: Whenever a browser encounters an URL with http(s) it will try to handle that target. If the mime type is not directly handled by the browser it will trigger the download of the file and hand it over to the application (with or without a dialog, depending on your settings). When the user then interacts with that document, it is the downloaded version in a temp directory. Changes are not send back!
On the other hand: if a user opens a file directly in the office application by selecting a webfolder, a mounted file system or directly specifying the URL, then roundtrip editing happens since the office applications check the URL for webDAV capabilities (I had some fun with Apache's TCPMon figuring that out).
The solution for this puzzle is to use a different protocol. Protocols are simply indicators for the operating system what application is in charge. The commonly known are http(s), ftp, ssh, mailto (and gopher for the old generation), but also notes or sap (and others).
For my approach I used webdav(s) as protocol name. On Windows protocols live in the registry, on other operating system in configuration files.
Once configured correctly a little helper application would pick up the webdav(s) URL from the browser, check for the default application and launch it with the URL converted to http(s) on the command line - and voila roundtrip editing happens (check out the project).
Of course some stuff needs handling: the office application doesn't share credentials with the browser, so SSO or other means need to be in place to ensure smooth user experience. Also MS-Office not only probes for webDAV capability of that URL, but also if that server behaves like SharePoint by probing an extra URL (some enlightenment what it is looking for would be nice).
On Linux (and probably OS/X) one doesn't need a C++ program to figure out the right application, a shell script does the trick.
#!/bin/bash
#Launches a URL with the application it was made with rather than the browser
#Good for webDAV servers
#What do we support - adjust to your needs
supported_extensions= "odp odt ods xls doc ppt txt pdf"
#Get the http(s) url from webdav(s)
FULLURL1= ${1/webdav:/http:}
FULLURL= ${FULLURL1/webdavs:/https:}
#Get the extension
EXTENSION= ${FULLURL/*./}
#check if the extension is a supported file type
SUPPORTED=NO
for check in $supported_extensions
do
[ "$check" = "$EXTENSION" ] && SUPPORTED=YES && break
done
if [ "$SUPPORTED" = "NO" ]; then
echo "Sorry, we don't allow $EXTENSION on webDAV urls"
exit 1
fi
# Make a sample file (temp only)
SAMPLENAME= $HOME /~webdavhelpersample. $EXTENSION
touch $SAMPLENAME
#Get the mime type
CURMINE=$ (xdg-mime query filetype $SAMPLENAME )
#Remove the temp file
rm $SAMPLENAME
# Retrieve the desktop file from mime type
CURDSK=$ (xdg-mime query default $CURMINE )
#Find the desktop file
if [ -f /.local /share /applications / $CURDSK ]; then
TRUEDSK= /.local /share /applications / $CURDSK
elif [ -f /usr /local /share /applications / $CURDSK ]; then
TRUEDSK= /usr /local /share /applications / $CURDSK
elif [ -f /usr /share /applications / $CURDSK ]; then
TRUEDSK= /usr /share /applications / $CURDSK
else
echo "Sorry no executable found for $1"
exit 1
fi
#Grab the executable and add the URL
WHATTODO=$ ( grep "^Exec" $TRUEDSK | head -1 | sed "s/Exec=//; s^\%U^$FULLURL^;" )
#Run it
$WHATTODO &
exit 0
As usual YMMV!#Launches a URL with the application it was made with rather than the browser
#Good for webDAV servers
#What do we support - adjust to your needs
supported_extensions= "odp odt ods xls doc ppt txt pdf"
#Get the http(s) url from webdav(s)
FULLURL1= ${1/webdav:/http:}
FULLURL= ${FULLURL1/webdavs:/https:}
#Get the extension
EXTENSION= ${FULLURL/*./}
#check if the extension is a supported file type
SUPPORTED=NO
for check in $supported_extensions
do
[ "$check" = "$EXTENSION" ] && SUPPORTED=YES && break
done
if [ "$SUPPORTED" = "NO" ]; then
echo "Sorry, we don't allow $EXTENSION on webDAV urls"
exit 1
fi
# Make a sample file (temp only)
SAMPLENAME= $HOME /~webdavhelpersample. $EXTENSION
touch $SAMPLENAME
#Get the mime type
CURMINE=$ (xdg-mime query filetype $SAMPLENAME )
#Remove the temp file
rm $SAMPLENAME
# Retrieve the desktop file from mime type
CURDSK=$ (xdg-mime query default $CURMINE )
#Find the desktop file
if [ -f /.local /share /applications / $CURDSK ]; then
TRUEDSK= /.local /share /applications / $CURDSK
elif [ -f /usr /local /share /applications / $CURDSK ]; then
TRUEDSK= /usr /local /share /applications / $CURDSK
elif [ -f /usr /share /applications / $CURDSK ]; then
TRUEDSK= /usr /share /applications / $CURDSK
else
echo "Sorry no executable found for $1"
exit 1
fi
#Grab the executable and add the URL
WHATTODO=$ ( grep "^Exec" $TRUEDSK | head -1 | sed "s/Exec=//; s^\%U^$FULLURL^;" )
#Run it
$WHATTODO &
exit 0
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Following a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies and a Master's in Education from Chico State University, I studied voiceover and acting for two years both privately and at the Berkeley Rep School of Theatre. There, I completed the voiceover program under the wonderfully talented Sally Clawson. As I cultivated these skills, I continued to take private lessons with Sally and the infinitely knowledgeable Tom Chantler. Through my coursework and private training, I gained experience in a wide range of genres including commercial, narration and character work. I work from a home based studio in Alamo, CA and can accommodate turn-around in as quickly as 24hrs. I would love to hear from you! Drop me a line!


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Topic of Workshop: Mono-component droplet heating and evaporation: classical and advanced models
The workshop will be held on April 6th, 2017 from 2 pm - 5 pm. Registration for the workshop will be 121 EURs (VAT included) and separate from the main conferences. Workshop attendees will receive a certificate of participation. For registration, please visit: here.
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java.lang.Object android.support.v4.util.AtomicFile
public class AtomicFile
Static library support version of the framework's android.util.AtomicFile
,
a helper class for performing atomic operations on a file by creating a
backup file until a write has successfully completed.
Atomic file guarantees file integrity by ensuring that a file has been completely written and sync'd to disk before removing its backup. As long as the backup file exists, the original file is considered to be invalid (left over from a previous attempt to write the file).
Atomic file does not confer any file locking semantics. Do not use this class when the file may be accessed or modified concurrently by multiple threads or processes. The caller is responsible for ensuring appropriate mutual exclusion invariants whenever it accesses the file.
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delete()
Delete the atomic file. |
void |
failWrite(java.io.FileOutputStream str)
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void |
finishWrite(java.io.FileOutputStream str)
Call when you have successfully finished writing to the stream returned by startWrite() . |
java.io.File |
getBaseFile()
Return the path to the base file. |
java.io.FileInputStream |
openRead()
Open the atomic file for reading. |
byte[] |
readFully()
A convenience for openRead() that also reads all of the
file contents into a byte array which is returned. |
java.io.FileOutputStream |
startWrite()
Start a new write operation on the file. |
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public java.io.File getBaseFile()
public void delete()
public java.io.FileOutputStream startWrite() throws java.io.IOException
finishWrite(FileOutputStream)
or failWrite(FileOutputStream)
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Note that if another thread is currently performing a write, this will simply replace whatever that thread is writing with the new file being written by this thread, and when the other thread finishes the write the new write operation will no longer be safe (or will be lost). You must do your own threading protection for access to AtomicFile.
java.io.IOException
public void finishWrite(java.io.FileOutputStream str)
startWrite()
. This will close, sync, and
commit the new data. The next attempt to read the atomic file
will return the new file stream.
public void failWrite(java.io.FileOutputStream str)
startWrite()
. This will close the current
write stream, and roll back to the previous state of the file.
public java.io.FileInputStream openRead() throws java.io.FileNotFoundException
Note that if another thread is currently performing a write, this will incorrectly consider it to be in the state of a bad write and roll back, causing the new data currently being written to be dropped. You must do your own threading protection for access to AtomicFile.
java.io.FileNotFoundException
public byte[] readFully() throws java.io.IOException
openRead()
that also reads all of the
file contents into a byte array which is returned.
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Contains the classes that serve to integrate the networking utility (from another team) with our project. The main class in the package is Networking.
The Networking class is the primary one in the package: it includes the methods used to create a server, connect to one, and obtain the IP address of the current machine. In addition, the Packet abstract class is central: it represents any message that is sent over the network to another VOOGASalad machine.


Bookshelf
Recently, I have sparked a passion for something I used to see no value in: reading. Reading fiction novels allows me to traverse and explore new worlds — expanding the limits of my imagination — and transpose them onto the one we call reality. Reading non-fiction novels not only further educates me in topics I am passionate about, but ignites interests in new topics as well. Below is a compiled list of books that I have read, from 2019 onwards. Books that had a large impact on my thinking and/or greatly inspired me are bolded.
2019
- Neil Martinez-Belkin - The Autobiography of Gucci Mane
- Phil Knight - Shoe Dog
- Philip K. Dick - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep
- Robert T. Kiyosaki - Rich Dad Poor Dad
- George Orwell - Animal Farm
2020
- Dale Carnegie - How to Win Friends and Influence People
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We’re happy to announce that we have compiled a Tezos protocol proposal we’re dubbing “Delphi”, with hash PsDELPH1Kxsxt8f9eWbxQeRxkjfbxoqM52jvs5Y5fBxWWh4ifpo. Delphi contains a number of small bug fixes, but, more importantly, it makes substantial improvements to the performance of the Michelson interpreter and to the gas model, and thus dramatically improves gas costs. In addition, it reduces storage costs by a factor of 4 to reflect improvements in the underlying storage layer.


BRIDE OF THE WIND A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
Being married to a musical genius can be a humbling experience, and Alma Mahler isn't the type who handles humility well. She's a free-spirited woman who despises being relegated to the role of a supporting player in her husband's triumphs.
BRIDE OF THE WIND, by director Bruce Beresford (DRIVING MISS DAISY), is a hurried, Cliff Notes version of the life of Alma Mahler, the young wife of composer Gustav Mahler and the lover of many other famous people. The movie is saved by Mahler's sublime and ever-present music and by first-time screenwriter Marilyn Levy's sporadic flourishes of brilliance. Sarah Wynter delivers an enigmatic performance as Alma, and Jonathan Pryce (TOMORROW NEVER DIES) gives a convincingly reserved version of Gustav.
The story, which spans several decades, starts in Vienna in 1902 at a time when conductor Gustav Mahler was very early in his composing career. If there were a single thing that I could change about the film, it would be in the music mix. Mahler was a powerful symphonic composer, but much of the film's wonderful background music has been mixed so that solo instruments overwhelm the rest of the orchestra. The movie's most impressive moments occur precisely when the full force of Mahler's symphonic scoring is heard. The best scene occurs when Mahler's opulent, horsedrawn hearse is pulled through Vienna as his music blasts away, mixed with rolling thunder from the storm brewing overhead.
Especially at first, Alma is not moved by her future husband's compositions, calling them "thematically disorganized and repetitive." An artist friend of hers reassures her that Mahler's music is "much better than it sounds," stealing a Mark Twain quote about Wagner.
Alma casts aside her current flame in order to seduce the shy and awkward Gustav, who has an undeserved reputation as a ladies' man. An accomplished pianist and composer herself, she is asked by Gustav, as the price of a marriage ticket, that she abandon her career since there can be only one music in the family, his.
Their initially happy life together is first shown being jarred by his proclivity for tragic musical compositions, as his one about the death of a child. A few years later one of their two daughters dies, causing irreparable damage to the Mahler family. This untimely death breaks both of the parent's hearts, and Gustav is diagnosed as having a congenital heart defect.
Alma seems inherently incapable of staying in monogamous relationships, but she does have a gift for attracting extremely talented men, including famous architect Walter Gropius (Simon Verhoeven), expressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka (Vincent Perez), and writer and poet Franz Werfel (Gregor Seberg). A woman who doesn't take kindly to blending into the background, she appears to have made the wrong decision in marrying Mahler, or any man for that matter. Still, her loyalty to a husband on whom she is cheating is fascinating. When Gropius asks her to leave Gustav in order to run away with him, she turns him down flat. She tells him that her husband needs her, and, after all, "He's Gustav Mahler!" After his death, she increasingly worships him, much more than she did while he was alive.
A movie that is too often in a hurry to cover all of Alma's life, it does pause every now and then to offer tidbits of wisdom. Oskar, who hates having to make love to Alma while the bronzed bust of the dead Gustav looks down upon them, tries to convince Alma that he is a more attentive lover than Gustav ever was. After all, Oskar points out, he is willing to stop work in midday in order to have sex with her, something than Gustav never did. When Alma replies that Gustav was too busy, Oskar tells her that "time is the money of love."
BRIDE OF THE WIND runs 1:39. It is rated R for some sex and nudity and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
The film opens nationwide in the United States on Friday, June 15, 2001. In the Silicon Valley, it will be showing at the Camera Cinemas.
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List of all classes, functions and methods in python-igraph
class Vertex:
Class representing a single vertex in a graph.
The vertex is referenced by its index, so if the underlying graph changes, the semantics of the vertex object might change as well (if the vertex indices are altered in the original graph).
The attributes of the vertex can be accessed by using the vertex as a hash:
>>> v["color"] = "red" #doctest: +SKIP >>> print(v["color"]) #doctest: +SKIP red
| Method | attributes |
Returns a dict of attribute names and values for the vertex |
| Method | attribute_names |
Returns the list of vertex attribute names |
| Method | update_attributes |
Updates the attributes of the vertex from dict/iterable E and F. |
| Method | all_edges |
Proxy method to Graph.incident(..., mode="all") |
| Method | in_edges |
Proxy method to Graph.incident(..., mode="in") |
| Method | out_edges |
Proxy method to Graph.incident(..., mode="out") |
| Method | betweenness |
Proxy method to Graph.betweenness() |
| Method | closeness |
Proxy method to Graph.closeness() |
| Method | constraint |
Proxy method to Graph.constraint() |
| Method | degree |
Proxy method to Graph.degree() |
| Method | delete |
Proxy method to Graph.delete_vertices() |
| Method | diversity |
Proxy method to Graph.diversity() |
| Method | eccentricity |
Proxy method to Graph.eccentricity() |
| Method | get_shortest_paths |
Proxy method to Graph.get_shortest_paths() |
| Method | incident |
Proxy method to Graph.incident() |
| Method | indegree |
Proxy method to Graph.indegree() |
| Method | is_minimal_separator |
Proxy method to Graph.is_minimal_separator() |
| Method | is_separator |
Proxy method to Graph.is_separator() |
| Method | neighbors |
Proxy method to Graph.neighbors() |
| Method | outdegree |
Proxy method to Graph.outdegree() |
| Method | pagerank |
Proxy method to Graph.pagerank() |
| Method | predecessors |
Proxy method to Graph.predecessors() |
| Method | personalized_pagerank |
Proxy method to Graph.personalized_pagerank() |
| Method | shortest_paths |
Proxy method to Graph.shortest_paths() |
| Method | strength |
Proxy method to Graph.strength() |
| Method | successors |
Proxy method to Graph.successors() |
Updates the attributes of the vertex from dict/iterable E and F.
If E has a keys()
method, it does: for k in E: self[k] = E[k]
. If E lacks a keys()
method, it does: for (k, v) in E: self[k] = v
. In either case, this is followed by: for k in F: self[k] = F[k]
.
This method thus behaves similarly to the update()
method of Python dictionaries.
Proxy method to Graph.incident(..., mode="all")
This method calls the incident() method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument and "all" as the mode argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.incident() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.incident(..., mode="in")
This method calls the incident() method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument and "in" as the mode argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.incident() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.incident(..., mode="out")
This method calls the incident() method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument and "out" as the mode argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.incident() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.betweenness()
This method calls the betweenness()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.betweenness() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.closeness()
This method calls the closeness()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.closeness() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.constraint()
This method calls the constraint()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.constraint() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.degree()
This method calls the degree()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.degree() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.delete_vertices()
This method calls the delete_vertices
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.delete_vertices() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.diversity()
This method calls the diversity()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.diversity() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.eccentricity()
This method calls the eccentricity()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.eccentricity() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.get_shortest_paths()
This method calls the get_shortest_paths()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.get_shortest_paths() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.incident()
This method calls the incident()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.incident() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.indegree()
This method calls the indegree()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.indegree() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.is_minimal_separator()
This method calls the is_minimal_separator()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.is_minimal_separator() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.is_separator()
This method calls the is_separator()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.is_separator() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.neighbors()
This method calls the neighbors()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.neighbors() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.outdegree()
This method calls the outdegree()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.outdegree() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.pagerank()
This method calls the pagerank()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.pagerank() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.predecessors()
This method calls the predecessors()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.predecessors() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.personalized_pagerank()
This method calls the personalized_pagerank()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.personalized_pagerank() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.shortest_paths()
This method calls the shortest_paths()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.shortest_paths() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.strength()
This method calls the strength()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.strength() for details. |
Proxy method to Graph.successors()
This method calls the successors()
method of the Graph
class with this vertex as the first argument, and returns the result.
| See Also | Graph.successors() for details. |


Draggable Icons Example
In many situations where drag and drop is used, the user starts dragging from a particular widget and drops the payload onto another widget. In this example, we subclass QLabel to create labels that we use as drag sources, and place them inside QWidgets that serve as both containers and drop sites.
In addition, when a drag and drop operation occurs, we want to send more than just an image. We also want to send information about where the user clicked in the image so that the user can place it precisely on the drop target. This level of detail means that we must create a custom MIME type for our data.
DragWidget Class Definition
The icon widgets that we use to display icons are subclassed from QLabel:
class DragWidget : public QFrame { public: DragWidget(QWidget *parent = 0); protected: void dragEnterEvent(QDragEnterEvent *event) override; void dragMoveEvent(QDragMoveEvent *event) override; void dropEvent(QDropEvent *event) override; void mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *event) override; };
Since the QLabel class provides most of what we require for the icon, we only need to reimplement the QWidget::mousePressEvent() to provide drag and drop facilities.
DragWidget Class Implementation
The DragWidget
constructor sets an attribute on the widget that ensures that it will be deleted when it is closed:
DragWidget::DragWidget(QWidget *parent) : QFrame(parent) { setMinimumSize(200, 200); setFrameStyle(QFrame::Sunken | QFrame::StyledPanel); setAcceptDrops(true); QLabel *boatIcon = new QLabel(this); boatIcon->setPixmap(QPixmap(":/images/boat.png")); boatIcon->move(10, 10); boatIcon->show(); boatIcon->setAttribute(Qt::WA_DeleteOnClose); QLabel *carIcon = new QLabel(this); carIcon->setPixmap(QPixmap(":/images/car.png")); carIcon->move(100, 10); carIcon->show(); carIcon->setAttribute(Qt::WA_DeleteOnClose); QLabel *houseIcon = new QLabel(this); houseIcon->setPixmap(QPixmap(":/images/house.png")); houseIcon->move(10, 80); houseIcon->show(); houseIcon->setAttribute(Qt::WA_DeleteOnClose); }
To enable dragging from the icon, we need to act on a mouse press event. We do this by reimplementing QWidget::mousePressEvent() and setting up a QDrag object.
void DragWidget::mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *event) { QLabel *child = static_cast<QLabel*>(childAt(event->pos())); if (!child) return; QPixmap pixmap = *child->pixmap(); QByteArray itemData; QDataStream dataStream(&itemData, QIODevice::WriteOnly); dataStream << pixmap << QPoint(event->pos() - child->pos());
Since we will be sending pixmap data for the icon and information about the user's click in the icon widget, we construct a QByteArray and package up the details using a QDataStream.
For interoperability, drag and drop operations describe the data they contain using MIME types. In Qt, we describe this data using a QMimeData object:
QMimeData *mimeData = new QMimeData; mimeData->setData("application/x-dnditemdata", itemData);
We choose an unofficial MIME type for this purpose, and supply the QByteArray to the MIME data object.
The drag and drop operation itself is handled by a QDrag object:
QDrag *drag = new QDrag(this); drag->setMimeData(mimeData); drag->setPixmap(pixmap); drag->setHotSpot(event->pos() - child->pos());
Here, we pass the data to the drag object, set a pixmap that will be shown alongside the cursor during the operation, and define the position of a hot spot that places the position of this pixmap under the cursor.
Files:
- draganddrop/draggableicons/dragwidget.cpp
- draganddrop/draggableicons/dragwidget.h
- draganddrop/draggableicons/main.cpp
- draganddrop/draggableicons/draggableicons.pro
- draganddrop/draggableicons/draggableicons.qrc
Images:


nanoScroller.js is a jQuery plugin that offers a simplistic way of implementing Mac OS X Lion-styled scrollbars for your website.
It uses minimal HTML markup being .nano > .content
. The other scrollbar div elements .pane > .slider
are added during run time to prevent clutter in templating. The latest version utilizes native scrolling and works with the iPad, iPhone, and some Android Tablets.
Please visit the downloads section to get the js and css template file (.zip).
To start using, you to do three basic things:

 ... content here ...

Copy the HTML mark-up. Change #about
into something related to your content. Though you can also remove that attribute as long as you have a parent div with an ID reference. e.g. #parent > .nano
Link to the nanoscroller.css
file inside your page's
section (...or copy the contents from it to your page's main stylesheet file).
<link rel="stylesheet" href="nanoscroller.css">
You should specify a width and a height to your container, and apply some custom styling for your scrollbar. Here's an example:
.nano { background: #bba; width: 500px; height: 500px; }
.nano .content { padding: 10px; }
.nano .pane { background: #888; }
.nano .slider { background: #111; }
$("#about").nanoScroller();
To scroll at the top:
$("#about").nanoScroller({ scroll: 'top' });
To scroll at the bottom:
$("#about").nanoScroller({ scroll: 'bottom' });
To scroll to an element:
$("#about").nanoScroller({ scroll: $('#a_node') });
To stop the operation:
$("#about").nanoScroller({ stop: true });
Refresh the scrollbar:
$("#about").nanoScroller();
To scroll at the top with an offset value:
$("#about").nanoScroller({ scrollTop: value });
To scroll at the bottom with an offset value:
$("#about").nanoScroller({ scrollBottom: value });
To scroll to an element:
$("#about").nanoScroller({ scrollTo: $('#a_node') });
To build nanoScroller from source you need the following libraries installed:
npm install -g coffee-script
To allow the build process to convert the README file to HTML you also need:
gem install redcarpet
(add sudo
if needed)cake build
I wrote this plugin out of necessity for a JavaScript project with designers and front-end developers in mind. Please also note that I will not be liable to fix your problem just in case you plan to use this commercially and some unforseen event arises. However, I will do what I can to immediately patch a solution.


Hannah's CV.
An enthusiastic, hard working and happy person who always works to the best of my ability. Works very well in a team and individually and enjoys picking up skills and knowledge along the way. Experienced working in a fast paced, high pressure environment and can prioritise or adapt to whatever is required of the situation. A loyal employee who is extremely conscientious, I would be a real asset to any team with my strong organisational and communication skills. Having left employment and my home town: London, England in January 2015 to travel South America for five months, I have just moved to Melbourne on a Working Holiday Visa. I’m looking to commit to a job whilst getting to know this wonderful city.
Working with clients at risk of homelessness towards achieving their agreed goals and aspirations set out in
their support plan.
Supporting and preparing clients to move on to accommodation appropriate for their support needs.
Supporting clients to maximise their income.
Accompanying clients to a range of appointments and opportunity programmes provided by the organisation.
Developing and delivering a range of activities and training in life skills to encourage and empower clients
to make decisions and develop skills and confidence.
Preparing service users for employment, training and/or education.
Encouraging service users to adhere to the conditions of their licence agreements or tenancies to prevent
repeat homelessness.
Managing a case load of up to 25 clients and assist Support Workers in drawing up needs and risk
assessments.
Responsible for access, group and hospitality bookings alongside handling all customer complaints and
enquiries requiring the highest level of customer service.
General administration for the box office including daily ticket despatch, stationary orders and cash
reconciliations and making figures available to producers wherever needed.
Assisting the IT maintenance with external contractors; prioritising and communicating issues.
Working with the internal marketing team to focus campaigns aimed at group bookers including education
establishments, and tour operators.
Forming and developing relationships with agencies to encourage repeat business as well as aiding a more
flexible and efficient inventory management.
Responsible for the communication and organisation of one-off performances in terms of ticketing logistics.
Organising and facilitating client nights for group coordinators at the start of new seasons.
Supporting the Box Office Supervisor with the smooth daily running of a busy West End Box Office.
Providing the highest level of customer service face to face with patrons from all around the world.
Communicating with up to 15 ticket agents daily and reconciling their sales with the theatre’s seating
plans to avoid double bookings, unsold seats.
Adjusting to a dynamic pricing structure with ticket agent’s special day rates. Negotiating these special
rates and commissions to fill the house as much as possible whilst protecting producers income.
Cash handling with accuracy and processing the sale and taking of Theatre Tokens.
Creating comprehensive reports for producers at the end of each night including detailed advance sales and
daily movement.
Solving any problems patrons may have during the income in terms of double bookings, booking errors, and
missing tickets, maintaining a calm head and a level of flexibility which enhances customer experience and
protects producers profits.
Responding professionally and efficiently to producers and cast house seat requests as well as
communicating with marketing companies to book in complimentary tickets or report back on sales patterns or
patron feedback.
Welcoming patrons into the theatre and directing them to various facilities.
Seeing patrons to their seats, checking tickets and ensuring their needs are met.
Selling refreshments and programmes at incoming and interval, involving accurate cash handling. Sitting in
throughout show time to ensure customers health and safety, comfort and to make sure no anti social
behaviour occurs.
Efficiently and sensitively dealing with latecomers as per producers guidelines as well as professionally
handling double bookings.
Being aware of fire evacuation procedures and practicing thorough health and safety points at all times.
Providing customer service with high interpersonal skills. Enhancing patrons experience talking about theatre,
giving directions in London and generally ensuring everyone enjoys their visit.
Responsible for all training including designing and executing own training programmes for specialist
areas within the businesses needs such as loos prevention initiatives and health and safety awareness.
Cover manager for team of up to 30 on peak trading. Responsible for health and safety and welfare of staff
whilst ensuring the floor runs efficiently and sales are maximised.
Completing daily paperwork for area managers, ordering stationary, keeping on top of, and ordering change
and cashing up large quantities of money each night.
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checks of bags, lockers and stock rooms.
Working as a team with a variety of people both front and back of house and delivering the very best in
customer service.
Solving problems of customers and sales advisors alike with regards to refunds, faulty items customer
complaints and cash discrepancies.
Providing the highest level of customer service at all times in the fitting room, on the shop floor and
behind the cash desk.
Constantly working towards Topshop’s competency frameworks in order to provide the best possible customer
experience and maximise sales.
Keeping on top of current trends in order to best advise customers. Embodying these trends also, keeping in
line with the brand’s image.
Recognising the customer as an individual, adjusting my approach for each person in terms of how much to
intervene and direct.
Spotting a sales potential by maintaining an open, friendly and approachable demeanour.
Accurately handling cash and being aware of risks of loss.
Being open to work later or extra hours in preparation for sale periods.
Keeping calm and coping under the pressure of multitasking at peak trading.
Consistently exceeding targets in terms of opening Topshop account cards.
On weekend trading supervising a team of up to 20 advisors, making their days as varied as possible and
ensuring breaks run on time. This also involved morning or pre shift briefings to inform colleagues of news
and daily targets and problem solving throughout the busy trading.
Ensuring colleagues excellent work gets fed back to appropriate managers to ensure staff motivation and
progression as well as retention.
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public static final class AggregatedBid.Builder
extends java.lang.Object
AggregatedBid
. The idea is that you can call the
addAgentBid(String, BidUpdate)
or addBid(Bid)
several times to define the AggregatedBid
. When calling the build()
method it returns the created aggregated bid and this AggregatedBid.Builder
should
not be used after that.
Example usage:
AggregateBid bid = new AggregatedBid.Builder(marketBasis).addAgentBid("agent1", bid1) .addAgentBid("agent2", bid2) .build();This class is not thread-safe.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AggregatedBid.Builder(MarketBasis marketBasis)
Creates a new
AggregatedBid.Builder that should be used to generate a new AggregatedBid . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
AggregatedBid.Builder |
addAgentBid(java.lang.String agentId,
BidUpdate bidUpdate)
Adds the bid of an agent.
|
AggregatedBid.Builder |
addBid(Bid bid) |
AggregatedBid |
build() |
public AggregatedBid.Builder(MarketBasis marketBasis)
AggregatedBid.Builder
that should be used to generate a new AggregatedBid
.marketBasis
- The MarketBasis
that is used to base the new AggregatedBid
on.public AggregatedBid.Builder addAgentBid(java.lang.String agentId, BidUpdate bidUpdate)
agentId
- The unqiue identifier of the agent that has sent the bid.bidUpdate
- The bidUpdate that has to be added to the aggregated bid.AggregatedBid.Builder
public AggregatedBid.Builder addBid(Bid bid)
public AggregatedBid build()
AggregatedBid
object that contains all the added bids. After this method has been
called, the AggregatedBid.Builder
should not be used any further.


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PSALMS 32
A psalm written by David, which will help people to be wise
1 Those whom God has forgiven for rebelling against him
and those whose sin God does not look at,
these are the ones who are truly fortunate!
2 Those whose record of sins Yahweh has erased
and those who no longer do deceitful things,
these are the ones who are truly fortunate!
3 When I did not confess my sins,
my body was very weak and sick,
and I groaned all day long.
4 Day and night, Yahweh, you punished me severely.
My strength disappeared like water that evaporates on a hot summer day.
5 Then I confessed my sins to you;
I stopped trying to hide them.
I said to myself,
"I will tell Yahweh the wrong things that I have done."
When I confessed them, you forgave me,
so now I am no longer guilty for my sins.
6 Therefore the people who honor you should pray to you
when they are in great trouble.
If they do that, difficulties will not come on them like a great flood.
7 You are like a place where I can hide from my enemies;
you protect me from troubles
and enable me to shout, praising you for saving me from my enemies.
8 Yahweh says to me, "I will instruct you about how you should conduct your life.

10 Wicked people will have many troubles that will make them sad,
but those who trust in Yahweh will experience him faithfully loving them all the time.
11 So, all you righteous people, rejoice about what Yahweh has done for you;
you whose heart are pure, be glad and shout joyfully!


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The one thing I will say is that Flash Wolves should have potentially traded ultimates for TSM's defensive flashes, or items. It just seemed that Ashe, Zyra, and Syndra weren't using their long range picks enough when they were on the pressure push.
Well one of those barons they couldn't really do much with it because they got cleaned up; thus only getting like a net positive of +252 gold. The final one I mean they tried pushing, but it basically baron vs a 2 dragon elder drake.