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THE COURT
by Judge J. Howard Sundermann
The success of the television series The West Wing, the
alleged inside look at the White House, has spawned similar inside
look shows of another branch of government, the Supreme Court.
ABC's entry is called The Court. Like First Monday,
another television show about the Supreme Court, the premise
is that a new Justice is coming on a court that is in a four
to four deadlock.
The
problem for this type of show is that the inside workings of
an appellate court are not as intrinsically exciting as the White
House. Trust me on this one. To really portray an accurate picture
of the court, the program would show judges simply sitting at
their desks reading and writing. Of course, The Court
producers have tried to spice it up, and the producer of West
Wing has been enlisted to do just that.
Sally Field plays the lead character, a former governor of Ohio.
She is nominated as a justice because she is a moderate with
no previous appellate experience, no "paper trail,"
and is easy to confirm. The first show dealt largely with her
selection and confirmation process. Sally Field is likeable in
film and comes across as a likeable character here, but also
politically savvy. Her career has come full circle from when
she first wore a robe as the Flying Nun.
It is evident, after the first show, that there is a sub-plot
brewing as we are introduced to a young reporter, a former student
of the new Justice, who is trying to dig up dirt on his former
teacher. There are hints he may be on to something but there
is not enough proof yet. He finds the beginnings of a story in
Ohio that has some relation to, what else, a strip club.
A parallel story along with that of the Justices is about the
law clerks. They seem to be the same clerks from First Monday.
The clerks are young and good-looking, clearly aiming for a young
audience. But in order to feature the clerks so prominently,
considerable accuracy is sacrificed. The clerks are portrayed
as having far too large an effect on the outcome of the cases.
They are also portrayed as being in full-time competition with
each other and they are constantly gloating when they think a
Justice has adopted their position over that of another clerk.
In reality, appellate clerks are congenial to each other and
deferential to the Judges. The only time they might really be
in competition is for good jobs after their tenure on the court.
The Court is well made with a likeable star and it is
better than its competitor First Monday, but I predict
the show will not be a success. Each show will probably treat
a different current issue in a cursory way and I am already tired
of the bickering law clerks.
Posted April 3, 2002
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Map Explorer reads maps from a very simple text file format. The suggested file extension for map files is .map.
The files are opened in the platform character set. That means that only ASCII characters can be portably used (except in comments, where anything goes).
A map file is a sequence of lines. Each line may either be empty, contain just a comment, or contain a tag followed by the necessary attributes. A comment starts with the character #. Tags must be written in lower-case. The following tags are supported:
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| basecolor color | Set a color for all map squares that are not colored by terrain features or special areas. The default is white (ffffff). |
| image filename | Specify the map image file name within the Vassal DDM mod archive. |
| bloodrock squares | Blood rock. |
| death_zone squares | Zone of Death. |
| difficult squares | Difficult terrain. |
| exit player squares | Exit squares. |
| forest squares | Forest. |
| haunted squares | Haunted. |
| lava squares | Lava. |
| magic squares | Magic circle. |
| pit squares | Pits. |
| risky squares | Risky terrain. |
| smoke squares | Smoke. |
| solid squares | Solid rock. |
| spikestones squares | Spike stones. |
| start player squares | Start areas. |
| statue squares | Statues. |
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| summoning squares | Summoning circle. |
| teleporter squares | Teleporter. |
| victory player squares | Victory areas. |
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Select the actions on this page in order.
This step checks to see how close the estimated compressed size is to the actual.
CALL ADMIN_CMD
('RUNSTATS ON TABLE CUSTOMER_ADDRESS_WITH_COMPRESSION')
SELECT CAST(CAST(NPAGES AS DOUBLE)/256
AS DECIMAL(5,3))
FROM SYSIBM.SYSTABLES
WHERE CREATOR=?SCHEMA?
AND NAME='CUSTOMER_ADDRESS_WITH_COMPRESSION'
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If you hover your cursor over the bars in the graph you will see the exact sizes of each table. Notice how well the estimate predicted the actual size of the compressed table.


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GEOG*3480
GIS and Spatial Analysis
Course Introduction
John Lindsay
Fall 2015
Who Am I?
- Dr. John Lindsay
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Office: 346 Hutt Building
- Office Hours: Monday 11:30 - 1:00 and Wednesdays 11:30 - 1:00
Graduate Teaching Assistants
- Responsible for running the labs
- Melanie Chabot<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Elene Ueckermann
- You can attend any GTAs office hours if you have a question.
- They will post their office hours to the CourseLink page.
Where does this course fit in?
- 2nd Year: GEOG2420 (RS & photogrammetry) & GEOG2480 (GIS & cartography)
- 3rd Year: GEOG3420 (RS analysis) & GEOG3480 (GIS analysis)
- 4th Year: GEOG4480 Advanced Geomatics
By the end, you should be able to:
- Understand the foundational theories of GIS including the unique character of spatial data.
- Analyze geospatial data using GIS software
- Understand spatial analysis techniques and practices
- Practice communicating concepts through formal written and visual forms
- Identified key issues related to spatial data error
Course Overview
- Two hours of lectures each week (Mondays and Wednesdays)
- 3 hours of laboratory sessions
- Labs start in Week 2, i.e. next week
- Labs will be held in the computer lab in the Hutt building Rm. 231
Readings
- Readings will be mainly drawn from Jensen and Jensen (2015).
- $177 at bookstore ($134 on Amazon)
- Asked for a copy to be placed on reserve but library
hasn't purchased it yet.
Other Materials
- There are also two lab manuals
- A $30 fee covers the cost of these extra materials (paid in lab)
- $10 of the fee goes to printing credits
Even More Course Materials
- Link from ‘Courselink’ on UoG homepage
- The course syllabus is now posted.
- Used to provide online course materials, discussion, and a place for grades
Method of Evaluation
- Lab assignments 50% (5 x 10%)
- Late penalty is 10% per day
- Mid-term 25% (Wednesday Oct. 28, in class)
- Final Exam 25%
- Scheduled for Thurs. Dec. 10, 7:00-9:00PM, Room TBA
- The final exam is not cumulative
A Note On Notes...
A Note On The Schedule...
The last day of classes is on Thursday December 3 to
make up for the lost Monday due to Thanksgiving.
Let's begin...
What is GIS and spatial analysis?
Readings
- Jensen & Jensen Misconceptions about GIS (pp. 10-12),
Components of GIS (pp. 12-17), and The Business of GIS
(pp. 17-18).
Lecture outline:
- Where does GIS fit in?
- History of GIS
- What is GIS?
- Components of GIS
- GIS key concepts
- Spatial analysis
Pidwirny’s Geography
But where does GIS fit into geography?
GIS Outside of Geography
GIS doesn't belongs to geographers alone! It’s used as a tool in many fields including:
- Engineering and urban planning
- Epidemiology and medical sociology
- Business and real estate
- Archaeology
- Military
- Forestry
- Criminology
- Environment and natural resources management...the list is endless
Where does GIS fit into society?
- It has significant economic impact as the GIS software development,
data acquisition, and services industries combined are a multi-billion
dollar market.
- An enormous swath of human activity is now touched by geographical
technology and is increasingly reliant on it.
- GIS has had strongly impacted the education sector and
academic research.
Where did GIS come from?
- Geography
- Cartography
- CAD and computer graphics
- Surveying and photogrammetry
- Remote sensing and space technology
Where did GIS come from?
- Canadian Geographic Information System (CGIS)
- Developed in the 1960s by Roger Tomlinson in Ottawa
- Tomlinson coined the term GIS
- Harvard Lab for Computer Graphics and Spatial Analysis
- Developed numerous software packages, SYMAP (1964),
GRID (late 1960s), POLYVRT (early 1970s), etc.
- Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI)
- Created in 1969 by Jack and Laura Dangermond
Where did GIS come from?
- Contemporary development is driven by commercial sector
- De-classification of military applications and data leading
to proliferation of GIS
- University-based development; historically important for OS GIS
- Government agencies and NGOs taking the lead on data
standardization and data sharing
What is GIS?
(depends who you ask)
A GIS...
- Is a subset of information science that deals with spatially
or geographically referenced data;
- Is a decision support system (DSS);
- Is different from mapping & computer aid-cartography
because of its analytical capacity;
- Is different from CAD programs because it performs spatial
operations;
- Is different from DBMS because it has a cartographic
interface.
Okay, so what exactly is a GIS then?
What is GIS?
"GIS is any manual or computer based set of procedures used to
store and manipulate geographically referenced data."
(Aronoff, 1989)
"GIS is a powerful set of tools for collecting, storing,
retrieving at will, transforming and displaying spatial data from the
real world for a particular set of purposes."
(Burrough and McDonnell, 1998)
What is GIS?
"GIS is a computerized tool for solving geographic problems."
(Longley et al., 2005)
"GIS is an organized collection of computer hardware, software,
geographic data, and personnel designed to efficiently capture,
store, update, manipulate, analyze, and display all forms of
geographically referenced information." (Berry, 1993)
What is GIS?
"GIS is a system of hardware, software and procedures designed
to support the capture, management, manipulation, analysis,
modelling and display of spatially-referenced data for solving
complex planning and management problems." (Cowen, 1990)
What is GIS?
- These definitions point to three important factors:
- GIS is a computer system
- Uses geographic (i.e. spatially referenced) data
- Carry out management and analysis operations
- Although not described in all definitions, a GIS must also
have some means of data output, e.g. map display
Components of GIS
(Jensen & Jensen Figure 1-9)
Components of GIS
- GIS is a computer based system, and thus requires appropriate
hardware and software to operate
- GIS utilizes digital spatially-referenced (geo-referenced) data
- GIS requires personnel ("humanware"???) familiar with the
application for which the tool is being used
Component 1: Hardware
Development of GIS required a number of technological advances:
- Computer hardware developed the capacity to provide cartographic output
- Computer systems became more robust in terms of speed, memory,
and data storage capacity
- Computers became smaller & cheaper
- GIS on server, desktop, and mobile platforms
Component 2: Software
GIS software plays a role in:
- Data management
- Performing queries
- Manipulation and analysis of data
- Visualization and other outputs
Component 2: Software
| Commercial | Open Source |
| ArcGIS (ESRI) | GRASS |
| MapInfo | SAGA |
| Geomedia | QGIS |
| IDRISI | gvSIG |
| MicroStation | Whitebox GAT |
Copyright (c) ESRI
QGIS
Whitebox GAT
Component 3: Data
- Spatial data are unique (we'll talk more about data later).
- A trend towards increasing availability of massive spatial datasets.
- We live in a very data-rich time!
- The Internet has played a major role in data distribution.
- Ethical issues of data ownership and privacy.
Component 3: Data
Google often runs into issues of spatial data privacy
Component 4: Personnel (Users)
(Jensen & Jensen Figure 1-1)
Some key ideas about GIS
- GIS can manage and integrate very large datasets
gleaned from diverse sources (e.g., census data, satellite
data, topographic data)
- GIS can be used to create new information and
reveal trends or relationships that may otherwise be invisible
- GIS is used to help solve geographic problems
- GIS analysis, like any methodology, contains error
- There's usually more than one way to do something in GIS
Science vs. Technology
- Is GIS simply a fancy toolbox for spatial analysis?
- The technological toolbox side of GIS is widely applied and
appears to have improved the lives of far more people than the
theoretical developments
- Technology in general has the potential to contribute greatly
to society and culture
- Science is often held in higher regard than technology by
government officials and agencies, many scientists themselves,
and the general public
GI Science
- Re-badging as Geographical Information Science (GISci) as in
the International Journal of Geographical Information Science
in 1997
- GISc involves the study of the fundamental issues arising
from the creation, handling, storage and use of geographic
information
- Concerned with issues like:
- Theories of spatial data and data structures
- Algorithms and processes
- Data ownership and custody
- Ethical concerns
GIS Education
- Is it just technical training?
- Development of spatial problem solving skills with
emphasis on teaching people to think analytically
- Levels of education/training:
- Exposure to GIS as an information technology and its role
in society (theory-rich)
- Use of GIS as an instructional tool to support existing
learning and research objectives (supplement for
learning)
- GIS as a major focus of study or an integral part of
an analysis-oriented project (application-based
).
Spatial Analysis
- Don't forget, this course is called GIS and Spatial Analysis
- So, what does Spatial Analysis mean?
- Also known as 'Geospatial Analysis' and 'Geographic Information Analysis'
- In its most general sense, it refers to the analysis of spatially referenced data
Spatial Analysis
- Some would consider it to be analogous to spatial statistics
but we won't take this view.
- Spatial analysis is a collection of tools (e.g. algorithms, approaches, methods)
for solving spatial problems
- Largely carried out in GIS these days because of its ease of visualizing
output and the large datasets involved
- But the discipline of spatial analysis is much older than GIS
Spatial Analysis Examples
- Geographic measurements (e.g. number, length, area, volume)
- Queries
- Reclassification
- Distance operations/buffering
- Spatial filtering
- Spatial interpolation
- Surface/field operations (e.g. Watershed analysis)
- Network/location analysis


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BDD stands for Behaviour-Driven Development and you can learn more about BBD from our More on BDD page.
JBehave requires a JDK 1.5 or greater.
Scenarios can be run in IDEs, as JUnit tests.
Scenarios can also be run on command line, see running scenarios. It can also be run via web runner, although the web support is not part of JBehave Core. For more info on web support refer to JBehave Web.
Check the dependencies details.
Some versions of Eclipse need to be aware of the JBehave source to enable the JUnit plugin for scenarios, as they canŐt spot the @Test annotation in a class jar. The link to the core sources is available from the download page.
Alternatively, M2Eclipse users can downlaod the sources automatically.
A workaround is to override the runScenario() method annotated with @Test
public class YourScenario extends JUnitScenario { @Test public void runScenario() throws Throwable { super.runScenario(); } }
Note that this is only required for the root scenario of all your scenarios.
Similarly to the proposed workaround above, you should be able to run with TestNG by simply annotating the runScenario() method in your root Scenario class with the TestNG @Test annotation.
public class YourScenario extends JUnitScenario { @org.testng.annotations.Test public void runScenario() throws Throwable { super.runScenario(); } }
Note that as we don't tend to use TestNG this solution has not been well-tested. If you encounter any issues please let us know.
Configure the PendingErrorStrategy in Configuration
new Configuration(){ public PendingErrorStrategy forPendingSteps() { return PendingErrorStrategy.FAILING; } }
Configure the ScenarioReporter in Configuration
new Configuration(){ public ScenarioReporter forReportingScenarios() { return new PrintStreamScenarioReporter(); } }
Alternatively, you can use PropertyBasedConfiguration setting system property "org.jbehave.outputall".
Yes, one can write steps as POJOs and then create an instance of CandidateSteps via the StepsFactory
StepsConfiguration configuration = ... // optional configuration new StepsFactory(configuration).createCandidateSteps(new TraderSteps()));
Alternatively, one can extend the Steps class.
Yes, one can add them the scenario title, which allows free text up the first keyword of the scenario, e.g. the first Given.
From version 2.4.1, one can also insert ignorable steps between executable steps, using keyword "!--" (which can be changed via I18n properties)
Scenario: This is a description of the scenario, of the intended behaviour and its verification Given a precondition !-- This is an ignorable step, used to insert a comment, which can be multiline, just like any other step! When something happens Then outcome is verified


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UTC +1, summer time UTC +2 from end of March to end of October.
Voltage: 230 V
Frequency: 50 Hz
Plug types C & K
Denmark's connectors have slight differences from those used elsewhere. While pin diameter and spacing is standard, outlets may have different housing depths which could interfere with standard adaptorsDanish krone (Dkr) of 100 ore.
Credit cards are widely accpted.
International Dialing Code for Denmark is +45
Telephones - the telephone system is excellent. Public telephone boxes accepting credit cards and prepayment cards (available from shops and kiosks) are widely available. It is quite difficult to find public telephone boxes that accept coints.
The coverage is good for GSM mobile phones authorised for "roaming".
Fax - generally available at marina offices and hotels.
Navtex - provides English language broadcasts of weather forecasts, navigational warnings etc. is worth having particularly if cruising beyond Denmark to other Baltic destinations.
Stockholm radio (stations D and J) can usually be received in Denmark. (See Admiralty publication NP 291 for transmission times and other details).
Internet connections are available in most public libraries.
Public transport is good and cheap.
Comprehensive and reliable network of comfortable bus services.
Denmark's excellent rail network is connected to the UK via the Channel Tunnel and the Great Belt Bridge.
Copenhagen Airport is the major "hub" airport.
Dial 112 for Police, ambulance, fire department
(From public booths calls are free)
Dial 70 13 00 41 Doctor (between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm)
Dial 35 38 02 51 Dentist
Distress and urgency signals are broadcast on VHF Ch 16 and 70 in the usual way. Rescue is co-ordinated by the Danish Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centre. The lifeboat service is provided by a govenment agency, the Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography. (January 2009).
IMRAY AND ADLARD COLES PILOT BOOKS are available at a discounted price for Noonsite.com users via World Cruising Club.
Danish charts are produced by the Royal Danish Administration of Navigation and Hydrography in special editions for yachts. It is essential to have good charts for the smaller channels.
Information sheets and other brochures for cruising may be obtained from the Danish Tourist Board, 55 Sloane Street, London SW1X 9SY - Tel 0171 259 5958 or www.visitdenmark.com
Several local tourist associations publish leaflets for yachtsmen, which are available from Danish Tourist Association offices.
The Baltic Sea
By RCC Pilotage Foundation
Publisher: Imray - 3rd edition May 2010
ISBN 978 184623 187
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Händbog for Tursejlere
The Danish Yachting Association (Idraettens Hus, 2605 Broendby) publishes this annual handbook with details of rates and facilities for Danish harbours.
The Cruising Association Almanac
Covers the approaches to the Baltic and a number of the main Danish Harbours with full sailing directions and plans. (Annual corrections are published on the CA website).
Cruising Guide to Germany & Denmark
By Brian Navin
Publisher Imray, Laurie, Norie & Wilson Ltd (4th Edition 2012)
ISBN-9781846233357
Baltic South West Pilot
By Mark Brackenbury
Publisher Stanford Marine
ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>
Sailing Guide to East Jutland, Denmark
By Helen Rosager
Publisher: Arhus Amts Erhvervsafdeline
ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>
Komma's Havnelods 2009/2010
Includes 1006 harbours in Denmark, Germany and Sweden. From the Norweigean border all the way to Kattegatt (Gota kanal excluded)
The Cruising Almanac 2015
By Cruising Association and Imray
Publisher Imray (2015 Edition)
ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>771
Covers North West Europe from Shetland and southern Norway to Gibraltar and West Ireland to the Baltic. Fully revised and additional plans. Available as Imray Nautical Apps for iPad users. Free updates approximately every two months.
www.visitdenmark.com
Denmark´s Official Tourism Site
www.danskehavnelods.dk
A useful link for plans for Danish Harbours
www.sejlsport.dk/tursejlads
Link to a webpage with an electronic harbour pilot. It shows every harbour in Denmark, including depths, leading lines etc. All text is in Danish, but most people understand the icons and the numbers.
http://map.krak.dk
Free electronic sea charts of Denmark.
http://www.channelpilot.info
A useful travel log by Nicholas Hill on sailing the Baltic. Very good descriptions, photos etc.
http://www.balticmarinas.com/article/archive/220/
Information on marinas in Denmark.
Noonsite welcomes information and updates especially regarding clearance, customs and immigration procedures from cruisers visiting this country.
Please E-mail noonsite with any new information, updates or corrections. Even just a short email confirming that the current data is accurate would be most helpful.


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This website serves as a repository for all of various projects being worked on right now.
In the Projects Pages, you will find links and details of various projects that have worked on.
The source of this website and all projects contained within it are on GitHub.


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Truly successful people learn and move on precisely because they know how to forgive themselves first. I realised that it's just as bad to be mean to yourself as it is to be mean to others. The moment I realized this and learned to forgive yourself was the moment I had given myself permission to rise again and make things happen. Things started to shift.
My entire life changed because of these crucial moments. I have since been able to own up to my mental illness, help people to transform online, become a personak trainer, compete in the regional championships of crossfit, meet a woman who I fell in love with, and can safely that I regret nothing.


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t+20 Slight head change
t+45 That head change increased gradually at the 45 min point it was kicking in pretty strongly, the walls and ceiling were moving in waves and fluid patterns. There were eletrical looking color waves in the air, like thin lines of rainbow colors squirming through. All not unlike a psilocybin experience.
I felt a hint of nausea but not too uncomfortable, I'd say if 5-meo-dipt ranks on a scale of 1-10 at a 5 and 2c-t-7 at about 6-8 this is at a 3. It was gone in another 1/2 hour.
T+1 to 1:15 I am definately peaking at this moment. I have the mushroom drunk intoxication feeling but not as confusing. Spirtually/emotionally I am pretty intact although I would compare the audio/visuals of this dose to about 3-5 grams of Mushrooms. I feel that I am capeable of pushing my self in any direction for exploration but this time I choose not to.
I get an overwhelming feeling of happiness at times, where I just want to laugh and feel like I have a perma-grin on my face. I also feel stimulated where I can't sit still and I have to get up and walk around. Time seems to be going slower, I feel like I have been tripping for 3 hours.
t+2 I have passed the peak and can definately feel the decline at this time although I still have a good amount of audio/visual effects I know that in another hour-hour and 1/2 the visuals will subside and go away completely. I notice that I can see sound and perhaps hear light...I enjoy this greatly, I look at my GF talk and can see the words come out of her mouth and see her 'energy'. All of this is very amusing.
T+4 No more visuals, although I don't feel tired and I don't feel like I have just taken a drug with that much potency. I don't feel tired and exausted like I might from 2c-t-7 or lsd or even 5-meo-dipt. I still continue to have a vibrant conversation with my GF for another 2-3 hours before I am completely baseline.
t+6 I sleep well, I don't feel exausted just have the feeling that I want to sleep.
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I agree with Elfstone when he says that this substance is neutral in where it goes. It didn't seem to push me in any particular direction but I could also sense that if I choose to push my self I would be easily transported. I know that if I had closed my eyes and focused I could easily be taken away to a beautiful mystical place.
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Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, wife of Rep. Elijah Cummings, to run for his congressional seat
by Natalie Dreier, Cox Media Group National Content DeskThe wife of Rep. Elijah Cummings has announced she is seeking election to the congressional seat left vacant by her husband when he died in October.
Maya Rockeymoore Cummings was the chair of the Maryland Democratic Party until recently and she made the announcement Monday on "The Rachel Maddow Show".
Rep. Cummings served the Maryland 7th Congressional District for 23 years.
The primary will be Feb. 4 and the general election will be held on April 28, USA Today reported.
Rockeymoore Cummings told Maddow that she fought along with her husband for the past 12 years.
She said she will continue his vision for the district, The Baltimore Sun reported.
"I've been on this path for fighting for the soul of our democracy, for fighting for health care, education, for a better America for all. He wanted me to continue this fight and I'm going to continue this fight and run the race and prayerfully win," Rockeymore Cummings said, according to USA Today.
According to Rockeymoore Cummings' official biography, she married Rep. Cummings in 2008 after the couple met while working on Capitol Hill in the 1990s.
Rep. Cummings died of cancer on Oct. 17, The Sun reported.


Every game needs to render graphics. Rendering2D is a simple rendering framework designed to let rendering components coexist.
Rendering2D is built on two halves. The first half is the scene and the second half is the spatial manager. These halves are independent. You can use either, one, or none in your game.
The spatial manager provides a way to place objects in space and perform queries on them. The scene lets you place and draw visual objects like sprites. Scenes also support some queries, mostly the ones needed in order to implement picking.
At the fundamental level of Flash graphics, there are two ways of displaying graphics to the user. The first is to create an individual DisplayObject to represent each "sprite", or moving graphic, on the screen. The second is to create a single BitmapData canvas that you draw ("blit") all of your other images to each frame. There is no one "right way" to do this, so Rendering2D is flexible enough to support both. DisplayObjectScene lets you use DisplayObjects, and BitmapDataScene composites to a Bitmap. When you are using a BitmapDataScene, there is a direct copyPixels based path available to objects that implement and it will automatically convert it to the right kind of output. See ICopyPixelsRenderer.
An important part of the Rendering2D architecture is the draw layer system. Each renderable component is required to implement a property called layerIndex, which controls on which draw layer it is shown. This allows manual control of sorting, by grouping drawable items onto overlapping layers. Layers are drawn in ascending order, starting with layer zero. This means that anything on layer 0 will be on the "bottom", and things in higher layers will be drawn on top of lower layers. There can be any number of layers, and they do not have to be contiguous (ie you could have only layers 0, 1, and 10).
For example, in a platformer, you might assign layer zero to distant background elements, layer one to nearer background elements, layer two to platforms in the world, layer three to powerups, layer four to enemies, layer five to the player, and layer six to feedback elements like scores or damage effects. That's just an example; you can use layers however you like.
DisplayObjectScene implements no intra-layer sorting by default. The draw order of two items in the same layer is undefined. You can implement your own sorting by specifying a sort function on the layer's drawOrderFunction field.
The rendering process is very simple. At the start of each frame, the DisplayObjectScene sorts its layers, then each layer has the opportunity to update the draw order of its renderables. The DisplayObjectScene uses DisplayObjects and Flash's renderer to display the scene, so finally any necessary changes are pushed into the DisplayObjects on the stage.
If you are using the BitmapDataScene, then the main difference is that drawing is done manually onto the BitmapData using the BitmapData.draw method. In addition, renderable objects can optionally implement the ICopyPixelsRenderer interface, in which case they will be called every frame to draw themselves onto the BitmapData.
Any component which wants to be drawn should inherit from DisplayObjectRenderer or one of its subclasses.
The best way to understand the rendering2D system is to look at the examples (RollyBallGame, PBEngineDemo, or the PBFlexlessEngineDemo) and see how they set up their entities. You can also look at the Lessons, which cover how to display and move shapes and sprites.
The requirements for rendering are simple. You need a SceneView or FlexSceneView, which is where the scene will be displayed. You need a DisplayObjectScene or related class. And you need some DisplayObjectRenderers. The renderers will have their scene field to set to reference the DisplayObjectScene, and the DisplayObjectScene will have its sceneView field set to indicate to what SceneView or FlexSceneView it should draw.
If you have a 3rd party library that can draw to either a DisplayObject or a BitmapData, it should be trivial to integrate into the rendering2D framework. Feed the DisplayObject or BitmapData to a DisplayObjectRenderer or a BitmapRenderer and off you'll go.


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Welcome to David's Web Development Portfolio. Below is some information about David, and you will be able to find links to projects as they are added.
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Ringmaster (1998)
Director: Neil Abramson Cast: John Capodice, Michael Dudikoff, Molly Hagan, Jaime Pressly, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Jerry Springer, Michael Jai White Screenplay: John Bernstein Producers: Gary W. Goldstein, Steven Stabler Runtime: 90 min. US Distribution: Artisan Rated R: sexual content, language
Copyright 1998 Nathaniel R. Atcheson
I've watched The Jerry Springer Show on only a few occasions, and each time I lasted for about ten minutes before I was forced to change the channel. I find the show sickening and depressing. I wonder what kind of people would display themselves in such a degrading fashion just for a chance to be on television. I went to see Ringmaster because I thought that it might answer my questions; I hoped that, just maybe, it would give a little insight into the individuals willing to make fools of themselves on a national program.
Ringmaster did not answer my questions. The only insight I got was into Jerry Springer, who seems like a nice guy at first, until it becomes clear that the film is just a big whack at self-promotion. The picture doesn't seem like entertainment so much as a message in the form of a film: Springer, in the climax, adds a personal observation, in which he states that the poor have just as much of a right to make fools of themselves as the rich. I have some arguments with this, but I'll get to those later -- let's talk about the film first.
It revolves around two groups of people destined to appear on the Jerry show. The first group features a young woman named Connie (Molly Hagan), whose 19 year-old daughter Angel (Jaime Pressly) and husband, Rusty (Michael Dudikoff), are having sex (their segment is entitled, "You Did What With Your Stepdaddy?"). To get back at her daughter, Connie performs fellatio on Angel's fiancée, Willie (Ashley Holbrook). This is when Connie calls the Jerry show to see about appearing.
The second group features Demond (Michael Jai White), who cheats on his annoying girlfriend, Starletta (Wendy Raquel Robinson). Of course, he doesn't just pick anyone to cheat with: he gets it on with Starletta's best friends. So, Starletta calls the Jerry show and they fly to LA.
The one thing I really have to give credit for is the acting. I haven't seen most of these actors in other films, but they are all very believable here. Hagan and Pressly, in particular, both perfectly embrace the image we now label as "trailer trash." White is also pretty good (much better than he was in Spawn), as is Robinson, even if she is really annoying. The interesting thing about all of these characters is how they kind of grow on you by the end; even though they seem hateful at first, you can't help but empathize with them a little.
But that doesn't change the purpose of the film, which is to 1) inflate Jerry Springer's ego, and 2) promote his television show. In his "personal observation" that I mentioned before, Springer actually expects us to believe that he's exploiting these people because it's the morally right thing to do. Forget the fact that he makes gobs of money, and that the people who appear on these shows are mostly just interested in the chance to fly to LA and star in their own fifteen minutes of a television show. No, Jerry apparently thinks that his show is a good thing.
Well, I think that it is not. I'm trying to think of an instance in which rich people commonly make fools of themselves; he might be referring the Oscars, or other talk shows that feature celebrities talking about their drug addictions and other problems. The difference is that these celebrities are aware of what they're doing -- it's a performance for them. The people on The Jerry Springer Show don't realize what they're doing (according to this film), and Springer merely exploits them for money. "This is a slice of American life," he shouts at a disgruntled audience member, "and if you don't like it, then bite something else!"
If this is what most Americans' life is like, then I'm truly embarrassed. I'm not embarrassed because there are poor people, but because, for some reason, being poor is associated with having no pride or self-worth. I wonder how the audiences overseas will feel if Ringmaster gets distribution there -- will it change their opinions of Americans? Ringmaster might have been an interesting film had it been honest about its subject matter: alas, it is not honest, and the result is a picture that will disgust and depress you. Jerry Springer should be ashamed of himself.
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Kalki Koechlin On Her Pregnancy: ‘It Was Unexpected Because I Didn't Feel Any Maternal Instinct In The First Two Months’
by Divya RamnaniFor Kalki Koechlin, her pregnancy was an unexpected one because she didn’t witness any signs for the first two months
Sometime in the month of September this year, Bollywood actress Kalki Koechlin had taken her fans by a delightful surprise after she announced her pregnancy. The Sacred Games 2 actress is expecting her first child with boyfriend Guy Hershberg. At present, Kalki Koechlin is seven months into her pregnancy and she is surely enjoying this special phase of her life. However, it wasn’t until the first two months that Kalki realised she is preggers! In a conversation with Mid Day, the actress has spilt some interesting facts on the same. (ALSO READ - Kalki Koechlin’s ‘Guy’ Hershberg And Ex-Hubby Anurag Kashyap Are Now Pals!- EXCLUSIVE)
Calling it ‘unexpected pregnancy,’ the Yeh Jawaani Hai Dewaani actress said, “This was an unexpected pregnancy. In the first two months, I didn’t feel any maternal instinct.  When I heard the heartbeat for the first time, I got excited. The first trimester was bad, but I am through that phase and looking forward to the due date in January.”
On being asked about her marriage with boyfriend Guy Hershberg, Kalki Koechlin asserted that the two have thought about marriage but they don’t want to rush into it, just because she is pregnant. “If it is necessary for the documentation, bureaucracy and school registrations of our child, we will consider it. But when it comes to our romantic commitments, we have enough validation from each other, and our families, too,” she added.
On the work front, Kalki Koechlin was seen in Sacred Games 2, Gully Boy and a ZEE5 original series called Bhram.
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Setting up a new angular project
Despite all the tutorials on the internet I decided to write my own how-to on how to set up a new angular project. I’m writing this for my future me, since I’m pretty sure I will forget most of the setps I took to start working with Angular.
Ok, let’s get started. Make sure you have NodeJS installed.
To install NodeJS visit their website, download and install the latest version.
For this setup we will use Visual Studio Code, but you can use any other IDE.
Throughout this setup I will be using the integrated terminal on Visual Studio Code, but you are free to use any other console (gitbash, windows console, etc)
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Ok, let’s start by opening a new terminal window, and let’s install the Angular CLI
globally:
npm install @angular/cli --global
Select a folder location for your new project and open the terminal in that folder, for me will be ..\documents\git\demos
In the terminal create a new angular application by running the following command:
ng new {application-name} --skip-install
This command will generate a new angular application. If you open that folder in your IDE you should see the following project structure:
We now need to install the angular dependencies. Navigate to the application’s root folder and execute the following command:
npm install
We should be able to test our new angular application. For that execute in the terminal:
ng serve
Congrats, you now have a running angular application. The command ng serve
will run our application and keep track of changes made. The application will be running on port 4200
. To see your new application go to your favorite browser and enter the navigate to the following address:
http://localhost:4200
If you start changing your application code, after saving, your changes will reflect right away. Meaning you don’t need to build and redeploy your angular application to see the effects in place, keep in mind that any addition to the assest folder or any configuration change will require an entire rebuild of the solution. Just CTRL + C
in the console to stop and type ng serve
once again.
Project Folder Structure
App: This folder will contain all your html, css and typescript files. Assets: This folder will contain all your images or files present in your application Index.html: This is your main html file, this is the entry point of your application Styles.css: This is your global styles css. Any styles in here will apply to all html files Package.json: This file will contain all the dependencies your application uses
Enabling HTTP and FORMS binding
Open your src/app/app.module.ts
file and import the FormsModule
and HttpModule
:
import { HttpModule } from ‘@angular/http’;
import { FormsModule } from ‘@angular/forms’;
Now we need to tell angular to import them to our application, in the @NgModule
inside the imports:
array, add HttpModule
and FormsModule
.
It should look like this
@NgModule({
declarations: [
AppComponent
],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
HttpModule,
FormsModule
],
providers: [],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
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| width=width of the new image (or its frames) height=height of the new image frames= optional number of frames (assumed to be a single frame) |
Command Description:
| Sometimes you want to create a completely new graphic on the fly (using other images, drawing commands, etc.) instead of loading one. This command will let you create a new image with a single frame or multiple frames for animation. You specify the width, height, and optional number of frames. The example should be pretty self-explainatory. |
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| ; CreateImage/TileImage/ImageBuffer example ; Again, we'll use globals even tho we don't need them here ; One variable for the graphic we'll create, one for a timer Global gfxStarfield, tmrScreen ; Declare graphic mode Graphics 640,480,16 ; Create a blank image that is 320 pixels wide and 32 high with 10 frames of 32x32 gfxStarfield=CreateImage(32,32,10) ; loop through each frame of the graphic we just made For t = 0 To 9 ; Set the drawing buffer to the graphic frame so we can write on it SetBuffer ImageBuffer(gfxStarfield,t) ; put 50 stars in the frame at random locations For y = 1 To 50 Plot Rnd(32),Rnd(32) Next Next ; Double buffer mode for smooth screen drawing SetBuffer BackBuffer() ; Loop until ESC is pressed While Not KeyHit(1) ; Only update the screen every 300 milliseconds. Change 300 for faster or ; slower screen updates If MilliSecs() > tmrScreen+300 Then Cls ; clear the screen ; Tile the screen with a random frame from our new graphic starting at ; x=0 and y=0 location. TileImage gfxStarfield,0,0,Rnd(9) Flip ; Flip the screen into view tmrScreen=MilliSecs() ; reset the time End If Wend |


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| gpointer | (*NcmMemoryPoolAlloc) () |
| NcmMemoryPool * | ncm_memory_pool_new () |
| void | ncm_memory_pool_free () |
| guint | ncm_memory_pool_empty () |
| void | ncm_memory_pool_set_min_size () |
| void | ncm_memory_pool_add () |
| gpointer | ncm_memory_pool_get () |
| void | ncm_memory_pool_return () |
Description
NcmMemoryPool is a generic memory pool, it alloc memory using a user defined function and save it for future use, the memory must be returned to the pool using ncm_memory_pool_return. These functions are thread safe.
Functions
ncm_memory_pool_new ()
NcmMemoryPool * ncm_memory_pool_new (NcmMemoryPoolAlloc mp_alloc
,gpointer userdata
,GDestroyNotify mp_free
);
This function prepare a memory pool which allocate memory using mp_alloc and save it for future use, the memory must be returned to the pool using ncm_memory_pool_return. These functions are thread safe.
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mp_alloc |
a NcmMemoryPoolAlloc, function used to alloc memory. |
|
userdata |
userdata pointer for |
|
mp_free |
function used to free memory alloced by mp_alloc. |
ncm_memory_pool_free ()
void ncm_memory_pool_free (NcmMemoryPool *mp
,gboolean free_slices
);
This function free the memory pool and also the slices if free_slices == TRUE and the pool was built with a free function
Parameters
mp |
a NcmMemoryPool, memory pool to be freed |
|
free_slices |
if true and the pool was built with a free function, free the slices |
ncm_memory_pool_empty ()
guint ncm_memory_pool_empty (NcmMemoryPool *mp
,gboolean free_slices
);
This function free all the slices in the pool and also the slices if free_slices == TRUE and the pool was built with a free function
Parameters
mp |
a NcmMemoryPool, memory pool to be emptied |
|
free_slices |
if true and the pool was built with a free function, free the slices |
ncm_memory_pool_set_min_size ()
void ncm_memory_pool_set_min_size (NcmMemoryPool *mp
,gsize n
);
if n grater than number of slices then allocate new slices until n == slices.
ncm_memory_pool_add ()
void ncm_memory_pool_add (NcmMemoryPool *mp
,gpointer p
);
Adds an already allocated pointer p
to the pool. It will be freed with
NcmMemoryPool->free during the pool destruction.
ncm_memory_pool_get ()
gpointer
ncm_memory_pool_get (NcmMemoryPool *mp
);
Search in the pool for a non used slice and return the first finded. If none allocate a new one add to the pool and return it.
ncm_memory_pool_return ()
void
ncm_memory_pool_return (gpointer p
);
Put the slice pointed by slice back to the pool.
Types and Values
struct NcmMemoryPoolSlice
struct NcmMemoryPoolSlice { gpointer p; gboolean in_use; NcmMemoryPool *mp; };
Members
gpointer |
Pointer to the actual slice. |
|
gboolean |
Boolean determining if the slice is in use. |
|
NcmMemoryPool * |
A back pointer to the pool. |


This large harbour lies on the northern coast of Sicily, about 80nm east of Palermo. It is a useful departure point for the Aeolian Islands.
Position 38° 04'32"N, 14° 37'38"E (harbour entrance)
There is a small marina in the north west corner of the harbour, which is safe to enter in all conditions.
Last updated June 2016.


2020 Toyota Supra Totaled After Just 500 Miles
This new Toyota Supra had a tragically short life.
by Martin BiggAfter years of anticipation, the 2020 Toyota GR Supra is finally here, but high demand has resulted in some outrageous dealer markups. Alternatively, this white Supra listed for sale by the IAAI (Insurance Auto Auctions) Long Island, NY, will probably be considerably cheaper, but there's a big catch. Let's just say it's seen better days.
Tragically, this Supra only survived 576 miles before it became a mangled wreck. We don't know how the accident happened or if anyone was injured, but the impact looks severe judging from the extensive damage to the sports car's front end.
The hood is badly crumpled, and the front fascia has been completely ripped off. Photos of the interior also show that several airbags deployed during the crash.
According to the sale listing, the smashed-up Supra had a cash value of $54,661, while the cost to repair the damage is estimated to be $41,583. That's nearly as much as a brand-new 2020 Toyota GR Supra, since the base model starts at $49,990. There's no starting price for the auction at the time of writing, however. With a lot of work, it could be possible to salvage the car, but the chances are someone will use it for spare parts.
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To make matters worse, the example for sale is the limited Launch Edition, which starts at $55,250 and includes red mirror caps, unique black wheels, and red leather accents. Good luck finding one for this price though, because the short supply and high demand for the model has resulted in some outrageous markups. Recently, for example, a dealership in Alabama tried to sell a Launch Edition for $167,000, which is $111,750 more than the starting price.
Sadly, this isn't the first time someone has wrecked a 2020 Toyota GR Supra, and it won't be the last. We've seen some overconfident drivers lose control of the Japanese sports car at the Nurburgring, and the wrecked remains of another example were listed on the same auction website just last month.


PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
Chris Klein made his big-screen acting debut less than a year ago but still managed to be cast in two of the year's funniest films – Election and American Pie. His buff bod and goofy good looks made him a natural to tackle the brainless jock-type roles that decent American comedies seem to always need. You could laugh just looking at him. So who decided that he should star in a romantic drama?
Klein stars as Kelley Morse, a Princeton-bound rich kid who, as the film opens, learns that his father won't be able to attend his graduation ceremony because of an important business trip. As the class valedictorian, Kelley's pop will also miss his son's speech to the graduating class of Rallston, a private high school in the middle of nowhere. In fact, it's so in-the-middle-of-nowhere that Earth doesn't seem to know where it's supposed to be set. It was filmed in Minnesota, but they definitely made it seem like it was supposed to be set in New England – specifically outside Boston. But there's a bus that says Buffalo (NY) and there's a baseball stadium emblazoned `Go Mud Hens,' which would imply Toledo (OH). Maybe the title is supposed to be a clever play on the film's patchy locations, but that's pretty unbelievable seeing how Earth displays no other ingenuity whatsoever.
Basically, Earth is about Kelley falling in love with a simple farm girl that he meets in the nearby town. Samantha Cavanaugh (Leelee Sobieski, Eyes Wide Shut) already has a long-term relationship (as well as a strange knee problem) with Jasper Arnold (Josh Hartnett, The Faculty), but is quickly swept off her feet by Kelley.  Two words – Darva Conger.  Does anybody actually root for characters like this?
The story is nothing new, so let's talk about the execution (or lack thereof). Earth is packed full of wuss-rock, from the Goo Goo Dolls' ballad over the title cards, right through to Jessica Simpson's closing credits stinker. It also offers the most ridiculous sexual precursor since the Affleck/Tyler animal cracker scene in Armageddon when Kelley kisses Sam's feet and moves up her body naming each of her `parts' after U.S. states.  Oh, and he has a girl's name, and is chasing after someone named Sam.
Multiplexes should be staffed with ushers standing at the theatre door with boxes for guys to check their marbles into before watching this film, because nobody with a pair will remotely enjoy it. I'm pretty sure the guy behind me lost his somewhere during the last third of the picture because he was frantically searching the floor for something when the lights finally came on.  She's slowly starting to grow out of her `Helen Hunt's daughter' look and, in the meantime, has sprouted C-cups, which are prominently displayed throughout the film.
Earth was directed by Mark Piznarski, who is probably best known for his work on television dramas like My So-Called Life and NYPD Blue, as is cinematographer Michael D. O'Shea – not the beer, but the guy that shoots Once and Again. The awful script was penned by Michael Seitzman (Farmer & Chase). Earth is yet another early entry into my `Worst Films of 2000' list. If theatres had windows, I would have jumped out.
1:48 - PG-13 for mild adult language and some sexual content
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