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Validate Company object. Args: company: dict Company object. |
Validate String_ParamMapEntry object. Args: param: dict Param object. |
Validate String_ValueMapEntry object. Args: value: dict Value object. |
Validate Statement object. Args: statement: dict Statement object. |
Validate Size object. Args: size: dict Size object. |
Validate Creative object. Args: creative: dict Creative object. Returns: dict Creative instance. |
Validate Size_StringMapEntry object. Args: map_entry: dict Size_StringMapEntry object. |
Validate AdSenseSettings object. Args: settings: dict AdSenseSettings object. |
Validate InheritedPropertySource object. Args: property_source: dict InheritedPropertySource object. |
Validate AdSenseSettingsInheritedProperty object. Args: property: dict AdSenseSettingsInheritedProperty object. |
Validate AdUnit object. Args: ad_unit: dict AdUnit object. |
Validate Date object. Args: date: dict Date object. |
Validate DateTime object. Args: date_time: dict DateTime object. |
Validate Money object. Args: money: dict Money object. |
Validate Order object. Args: order: dict Order object. |
Validate User object. Args: user: dict User object. |
Validate FrequencyCap object. Args: cap: dict FrequencyCap object. |
Validate CustomCriteria object. Args: criteria: dict CustomCriteria object. Returns: CustomCriteria instance. |
Validate CustomCriteriaSet object. Args: criteria_set: dict CustomCriteriaSet object. Returns: CustomCriteriaSet instance. |
Validate DayPart object. Args: part: dict DayPart object. |
Validate Targeting object. Args: targeting: dict Targeting object. |
Validate LineItem object. Args: line_item: dict LineItem object. |
Validate LineItemCreativeAssociation object. Args: lica: dict LineItemCreativeAssociation object. |
Validate Placement object. Args: placement: dict Placement object. |
Validate Action object. Args: action: dict Action to perform. |
Validate ReportQuery object. Args: report_query: dict ReportQuery object. |
Validate ReportJob object. Args: report_job: dict ReportJob object. |
Validate Network object. Args: network: dict Network object. |
Validate CustomTargetingKey object. Args: key: dict CustomTargetingKey object. |
Validate CustomTargetingValue object. Args: value: dict CustomTargetingValue object. |
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#include <ql/methods/finitedifferences/operators/fdmlinearopiterator.hpp>
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| FdmLinearOpIterator (Size index=0) | |
| FdmLinearOpIterator (std::vector< Size > dim) | |
| FdmLinearOpIterator (std::vector< Size > dim, std::vector< Size > coordinates, Size index) | |
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phlogiston.disassembler.disassembler
Disassembler for convert Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) bytecode to EVM assembly language.
Copyright © 2016, Eric Scrivner
License:
Subject to the terms of the MIT license, as written in the included LICENSE.txt file.
Authors:
Eric Scrivner
class
Disassembler
;
Converts a stream of bytes into EVM assembly code.
string[]
disassemble
(string
vmBytes
);
This routine converts the given EVM bytecode into a string containing EVM assembly language code.
Params:
string
vmBytes
The string containing EVM bytecode.
Returns:
An array EVM assembly language code opcodes.
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有个女孩最先发现了远处有个奇怪的身影。
It was a little girl who first saw the mysterious shape in the distance.
joʊ˨˩˦ kɤ˥˩ ny˨˩˦ xaɪ˧˥ @最先 fa˥˥ ɕjɛn˥˩ lɤ˧ ɥœn˨˩˦ ʈʂʰu˥˩ joʊ˨˩˦ kɤ˥˩ tɕʰi˧˥ kuaɪ˥˩ tɤ˧ @身影
那个身影越靠越近，她看清楚了，那是一个快生孩子的妇女。
As the shape moved closer, she saw that it was a heavily pregnant woman.
na˥˩ kɤ˧ @身影 ɥœ˥˩ kʰɑʊ˥˩ ɥœ˥˩ tɕɪn˥˩ tʰa˥˥ kʰan˥˩ tɕʰɪŋ˥˥ ʈʂʰu˧ lɤ˧ na˥˩ ʂɚ˥˩ i˧˥ kɤ˧ kʰuaɪ˥˩ ʂɤŋ˥˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ tɤ˧ fu˥˩ ny˨˩˦
女孩有点儿害羞，但她还是勇敢地走上前去。和女孩随行的人们说：“我们必须和她呆在一起，我们必须保护她和她的孩子。”
Shy but brave, the little girl moved nearer to the woman.
“We must keep her with us,” the little girl’s people decided. “用力啊！”“快拿毯子来！”“水！”“再用点力！”
The child was soon on its way.
“Push!”
“Bring blankets!”
“Water!”
“Puuuuussssshhh!!!”
xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ xən˨˩˦ kʰuaɪ˥˩ @就要 @降生 lɤ˧ @用力 a˧ kʰuaɪ˥˩ na˧˥ tʰan˨˩˦ tsɯ˧ laɪ˧˥ ʂweɪ˨˩˦ tsaɪ˥˩ jʊŋ˥˩ tjɛn˨˩˦ li˥˩
当他们看到孩子时，所有人都吓了一跳，“一头驴？”
But when they saw the baby, everyone jumped back in shock.
“A donkey?!”
tɑŋ˥˥ tʰa˥˥ mən˧ kʰan˥˩ tɑʊ˥˩ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ʂɚ˧˥ suɔ˨˩˦ joʊ˨˩˦ ʐən˧˥ tu˥˥ ɕja˥˩ lɤ˧ i˥˥ tʰjɑʊ˥˩ i˥˥ tʰoʊ˧˥ ly˧˥
大家七嘴八舌吵起来。一些人说：“我们说过要保护母亲和孩子的，我们必须这样做。”但是还有一些人反驳说：“但是他们会给我们带来厄运。”
Everyone began to argue.
“We said we would keep mother and child safe, and that’s what we’ll do,” said some.
她不知道该拿这个奇怪的孩子怎么办，她也不知道自己该怎么办。
And so the woman found herself alone again.
She wondered what to do with this awkward child.
She wondered what to do with herself.
fu˥˩ ny˨˩˦ fa˥˥ ɕjɛn˥˩ tsɯ˥˩ tɕi˨˩˦ joʊ˥˩ ku˥˥ lɪŋ˧˥ lɪŋ˧˥ @一人 lɤ˧ tʰa˥˥ pu˥˩ ʈʂɚ˥˥ tɑʊ˥˩ kaɪ˥˥ na˧˥ @这个 tɕʰi˧˥ kuaɪ˥˩ tɤ˧ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ tsən˨˩˦ mɤ˧ pan˥˩ tʰa˥˥ jɛ˨˩˦ pu˥˩ ʈʂɚ˥˥ tɑʊ˥˩ tsɯ˥˩ tɕi˨˩˦ kaɪ˥˥ tsən˨˩˦ mɤ˧ pan˥˩
最后，她决定接受这个孩子，做他的妈妈。
But finally she had to accept that he was her child and she was his mother.
@最后 tʰa˥˥ tɕɥœ˧˥ tɪŋ˥˩ @接受 @这个 xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ tsuɔ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ ma˥˥ ma˧
如果这个孩子一直这般大小，不长大的话，一切都会变得不一样。但是这个驴孩子越长越大，现在他再也不能趴在妈妈的背上。无论他多么努力，他始终不能像人类一样。他的妈妈累了，放弃了。有时候，她让他做一些动物会做的工作。
Now, if the child had stayed that same, small size, everything might have been different. But the donkey child grew and grew until he could no longer fit on his mother’s back.
And no matter how hard he tried, he could not behave like a human being. His mother was often tired and frustrated. Sometimes she made him do work meant for animals.
ʐu˧˥ kuɔ˨˩˦ @这个 xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ i˥˩ ʈʂɚ˧˥ @这般 ta˥˩ ɕjɑʊ˨˩˦ pu˥˩ ʈʂɑŋ˨˩˦ ta˥˩ tɤ˧ xwa˥˩ i˧˥ tɕʰjɛ˥˩ tu˥˥ xweɪ˥˩ @变得 pu˥˩ i˧˥ jɑŋ˥˩ tan˥˩ ʂɚ˥˩ @这个 ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ɥœ˥˩ ʈʂʰɑŋ˧˥ ɥœ˥˩ ta˥˩ ɕjɛn˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ @再也 @不能 pʰa˥˥ tsaɪ˥˩ ma˥˥ ma˧ tɤ˧ peɪ˥˩ ʂɑŋ˥˩ u˧˥ luən˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tuɔ˥˥ mɤ˧ nu˨˩˦ li˥˩ tʰa˥˥ @始终 @不能 ɕjɑŋ˥˩ ʐən˧˥ leɪ˥˩ i˧˥ jɑŋ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ ma˥˥ ma˧ leɪ˥˩ lɤ˧ fɑŋ˥˩ tɕʰi˥˩ lɤ˧ joʊ˨˩˦ ʂɚ˧˥ xoʊ˧ tʰa˥˥ ʐɑŋ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tsuɔ˥˩ i˥˩ ɕjɛ˥˥ tʊŋ˥˩ u˥˩ xweɪ˥˩ tsuɔ˥˩ tɤ˧ kʊŋ˥˥ tsuɔ˥˩
驴孩子感到迷茫，也很生气。他这个也不能做，那个也不能做。他不能这样，也不能那样。有一天，他太生气了，一脚把他的妈妈踹到地上。
Confusion and anger built up inside Donkey. He couldn’t do this and he couldn’t do that. He couldn’t be like this and he couldn’t be like that.

 He started to run away as far and fast as he could.
ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ɕjoʊ˥˥ kʰweɪ˥˩ tɕi˧˥ lɤ˧ tʰa˥˥ @逃跑 lɤ˧ pʰɑʊ˨˩˦ tɤ˧˥ ɥœ˥˩ ɥœn˨˩˦ ɥœ˥˩ xɑʊ˨˩˦
当他停下来的时候，天已经黑了，驴孩子迷路了。他在黑暗里哼哼，“咴咴”，黑暗中传来了回声，“咴咴”。他孤零零的一个人，卷成了一团，心中充满烦恼，沉沉地睡去。
By the time he stopped running, it was night, and Donkey was lost.
“Hee haw?” he whispered to the darkness.
“Hee Haw?” it echoed back. He was alone.
Curling himself into a tight ball, he fell into a deep and troubled sleep.
tɑŋ˥˥ tʰa˥˥ @停下来 tɤ˧ ʂɚ˧˥ xoʊ˧ tʰjɛn˥˥ i˨˩˦ tɕɪŋ˥˥ xeɪ˥˥ lɤ˧ ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ mi˧˥ lu˥˩ lɤ˧ tʰa˥˥ tsaɪ˥˩ xeɪ˥˥ an˥˩ li˨˩˦ @哼哼 @咴咴 xeɪ˥˥ an˥˩ ʈʂʊŋ˥˥ @传来 lɤ˧ xweɪ˧˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ @咴咴 tʰa˥˥ ku˥˥ lɪŋ˧˥ lɪŋ˧˥ tɤ˧ @一个人 tɕɥœn˥˩ ʈʂʰɤŋ˧˥ lɤ˧ i˥˥ tʰwan˧˥ @心中 ʈʂʰʊŋ˥˥ man˨˩˦ fan˧˥ nɑʊ˨˩˦ @沉沉 ti˥˩ ʂweɪ˥˩ tɕʰy˥˩
驴孩子醒了，他发现有个老人低头盯着他。他看着老人的眼睛，感觉到了一丝希望。
Donkey woke up to find a strange old man staring down at him. He looked into the old man’s eyes and started to feel a twinkle of hope.
ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ɕɪŋ˨˩˦ lɤ˧ tʰa˥˥ fa˥˥ ɕjɛn˥˩ joʊ˨˩˦ kɤ˥˩ @老人 ti˥˥ tʰoʊ˧˥ @盯着 tʰa˥˥ tʰa˥˥ kʰan˥˩ ʈʂɑʊ˧˥ @老人 tɤ˧ jɛn˨˩˦ tɕɪŋ˧ kan˨˩˦ tɕɥœ˧˥ tɑʊ˥˩ lɤ˧ i˥˥ sɯ˥˥ ɕi˥˥ wɑŋ˥˩
驴孩子和老人住在一起，老人教会他很多生存的本领。驴孩子认真地听着，学得很快。老人也学了很多。他们互相帮助，遇到开心的事情就一起哈哈大笑。
Donkey went to stay with the old man, who taught him many different ways to survive.
Donkey listened and learned, and so did the old man. They helped each other, and they laughed together.
ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ xɤ˧˥ @老人 ʈʂu˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ i˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ @老人 tɕjɑʊ˥˩ xweɪ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ xən˨˩˦ tuɔ˥˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ tsʰuən˧˥ tɤ˧ @本领 ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ʐən˥˩ ʈʂən˥˥ ti˥˩ tʰɪŋ˥˥ ʈʂɑʊ˧˥ ɕɥœ˧˥ tɤ˧˥ xən˨˩˦ kʰuaɪ˥˩ @老人 jɛ˨˩˦ ɕɥœ˧˥ lɤ˧ xən˨˩˦ tuɔ˥˥ tʰa˥˥ mən˧ xu˥˩ ɕjɑŋ˥˥ pɑŋ˥˥ ʈʂu˥˩ y˥˩ tɑʊ˥˩ @开心 tɤ˧ ʂɚ˥˩ tɕʰɪŋ˧ tɕjoʊ˥˩ i˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ xa˥˥ xa˥˥ ta˥˩ ɕjɑʊ˥˩
一天早上，老人让驴孩子带他到山顶。
One morning, the old man asked Donkey to carry him to the top of a mountain.
@一天 tsɑʊ˨˩˦ ʂɑŋ˧ @老人 ʐɑŋ˥˩ ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ taɪ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɑʊ˥˩ @山顶
他们登上山顶，环绕在云雾中，睡着了。驴孩子梦到他的妈妈生病了，正在呼唤他，然后他就醒了……
High up amongst the clouds they fell asleep.

And when he woke up…
tʰa˥˥ mən˧ tɤŋ˥˥ ʂɑŋ˥˩ @山顶 @环绕 tsaɪ˥˩ @云雾 ʈʂʊŋ˥˥ ʂweɪ˥˩ ʈʂɑʊ˧˥ lɤ˧ ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ mɤŋ˥˩ tɑʊ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ ma˥˥ ma˧ ʂɤŋ˥˥ pɪŋ˥˩ lɤ˧ ʈʂɤŋ˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ @呼唤 tʰa˥˥ ʐan˧˥ xoʊ˥˩ tʰa˥˥ tɕjoʊ˥˩ ɕɪŋ˨˩˦ lɤ˧
……云雾消失了，他的朋友——那个老人——也消失了。
… the clouds had disappeared along with his friend, the old man.
@云雾 ɕjɑʊ˥˥ ʂɚ˥˥ lɤ˧ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ pʰɤŋ˧˥ joʊ˧ na˥˩ kɤ˧ @老人 jɛ˨˩˦ ɕjɑʊ˥˥ ʂɚ˥˥ lɤ˧
驴孩子终于知道要做什么了。
Donkey finally knew what to do.
ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ʈʂʊŋ˥˥ y˧˥ ʈʂɚ˥˥ tɑʊ˥˩ jɑʊ˥˩ tsuɔ˥˩ ʂən˧˥ mɤ˧ lɤ˧
驴孩子找到了他的妈妈，她孤零零一个人，正在为走失的孩子伤心。他们互相打量了很久，然后紧紧地抱在了一起。
Donkey found his mother, alone and mourning her lost child. They stared at each other for a long time.
And then hugged each other very hard.
ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ ʈʂɑʊ˨˩˦ tɑʊ˥˩ lɤ˧ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ ma˥˥ ma˧ tʰa˥˥ ku˥˥ lɪŋ˧˥ lɪŋ˧˥ @一个人 ʈʂɤŋ˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ weɪ˥˩ tsoʊ˨˩˦ ʂɚ˥˥ tɤ˧ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ @伤心 tʰa˥˥ mən˧ xu˥˩ ɕjɑŋ˥˥ @打量 lɤ˧ xən˨˩˦ tɕjoʊ˨˩˦ ʐan˧˥ xoʊ˥˩ @紧紧 ti˥˩ pɑʊ˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ lɤ˧ i˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦
驴孩子和妈妈住在一起，慢慢长大，学会了如何共同生活。渐渐的，其他的家庭也搬到他们附近，住了下来。
The donkey child and his mother have grown together and found many ways of living side by side.
Slowly, all around them, other families have started to settle.
ly˧˥ xaɪ˧˥ tsɯ˧ xɤ˧˥ ma˥˥ ma˧ ʈʂu˥˩ tsaɪ˥˩ i˥˩ tɕʰi˨˩˦ @慢慢 ʈʂɑŋ˨˩˦ ta˥˩ @学会 lɤ˧ ʐu˧˥ xɤ˧˥ kʊŋ˥˩ tʰʊŋ˧˥ ʂɤŋ˥˥ xuɔ˧˥ tɕjɛn˥˩ tɕjɛn˥˩ tɤ˧ tɕʰi˧˥ tʰa˥˥ tɤ˧ tɕja˥˥ tʰɪŋ˧˥ jɛ˨˩˦ @搬到 tʰa˥˥ mən˧ fu˥˩ tɕɪn˥˩ ʈʂu˥˩ lɤ˧ ɕja˥˩ laɪ˧
Written by: Lindiwe Matshikiza
Illustrated by: Meghan Judge
Translated by: Vicky Liu
Read by: Zhuo Sun


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SQLite is an embedded relational database engine. Its developers call it a self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration and transactional SQL database engine. It is very popular and there are hundreds of millions copies worldwide in use today. SQLite is used in the Solaris 10 and Mac OS operating systems and by iPhone and Skype. The Qt4 library has built-in support for SQLite as well as the Python and PHP languages. Many popular applications use SQLite internally such as Firefox, Google Chrome, or Amarok.


Questions?
Do you have any questions regarding Dump Chat? Can't decide if Dump Chat will actually fit your needs for a mobile IRC client? Then stop by our forums at our website and fire away your concerns and questions. We want you to use our client, so we will answer your questions as best as possible. Head over to the forums here: (Dump Chat Forums)
Problems?
As much as software developers would like to have a perfect, bug free release, it's not always possible to find all the bugs before a product launch. Dump Chat includes an error reporter which detects crashes on the next time you launch it. When a crash is detected, Dump Chat will ask you if you would like to send the crash report to the author. No sensitive data is sent to our server. Only the program trace is sent back to us (meaning the memory locations when the program crashes). We never collect any information regarding the user. Pressing the send button after a crash will help us to make a better product for you for future updates.
If you have any problems with the software itself, such as a feature not doing what it should, then we definitely want to hear from you. You can send us an e-mail or post a message on the forums over here (Dump Chat Forums). We check both e-mail and the forums often, so choose what's more convienent for you.
IRC live support
Further more, you can always join our IRC channel on Rizon (irc.rizon.net) on the channel: #dumpchat. Note however that nobody is there 24/7, so you may have to wait patiently for live help.


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token()
base_url()
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This version is not backwards compatible due to the way connections work now.


TALES boolean coercion
At times, TALES needs to interpret the result of an expression as a boolean (true/false) value.
If the expression result is not already a System.Boolean
then TALES will perform automatic
type coercion, according to the following rules:
- A
null
reference is false - Non-null instances of nullable reference types are true
-
Instances of non-nullable value types are true if they are not equal to
default(T)
for their type. Otherwise they are false
Beware that the not:
expression prefix has its
own rules for interpreting values as a boolean.


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west Irish kingdom called Bréifne which display the same symbols and follows the same DNA patterns from Ireland to Brittany.
Following the same DNA markers, St. Padarn’s 7 th encounter is with Corcu Loígde, a small kingdom on Ireland’s southern edge. They pay no tribute to the larger Osraige Kingdom. They are a branch of Dáirine. This writer believes the “Dáire” name comes from Veneti’s capital city of Darioritum in Brittany, France as told by Julius Caesar. According to Táin Bó Flidais , this group is one of three warrior-tribes of Ireland.
This writer’s ebook, The Tribe Within can be purchased from Amazon HERE:
Left; coat of arms of Owen Tudor, (grandfather of Henry Tudor (King Henry VII – Veneti symbols on his coat. Source: CC BY-SA 3.0 ). The Tudor house of Wales is said to have originated with King Owain’s line. The family name of Tudor is similar to a lost university in Wales. Right; Ancestry.ca also associates Ross (Breton) and Rose (Welsh) families with Tudor. Both Ross/Rose are R1b-L513. (Coat or arms source: Scotclans.com) |


As the Web Development Intern at Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council (GCWAC), I worked on many different projects. I did trouble-shooting and coding through the back-end of the Wordpress-based website, while also creating all the graphics (buttons, images, etc.) that were used on the website. During my time at GCWAC, I also developed educational games, helped plan events, and had my work printed as business cards and bookmarks. My day-to-day duties included (but were not limited to): updating global calendar with new events, creating numerous designs for graphics, researching certain topics for further exploration, and fixing/editing the website through the back-end code.
Rubicoin Marketing Proposal
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10672 台北市大安區長興街31號男六舍302室
Rm. 302, No. 31, Changxing St., Da’an Dist., Taipei City 106, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
年齡：19歲 Age: 19
來自台灣新竹 From Hsinchu, Taiwan
透過遊玩桌遊，增添生活樂趣、放鬆心情，並結識更多朋友、增進人際關係。遊戲過程訓練策略與邏輯思考，並透過與玩家互動培養人際互動能力。
Joining the club adds colors to my life, and participating in events of the club enhances my ability of decision making, logics, and interpersonal interaction.
透過解謎遊戲與製作謎題，增進自己的邏輯推理能力，製作謎題時自製圖案與線索卡，訓練繪圖能力與美感。
By playing and creating puzzle games, I enhance my logical thinking ability ,and during creating the pazzles, I need to make clues and graphs by my own, which enhances my aesthetics and drawing ability.
除了每天走路上下課之外，也不定期與朋友相約打羽球，增進身心健康。
I walk to class everyday and play badminton with friends sometimes to keep healthy.


Myriann (http://myriann.com/) is a design firm started by Anand Patel in 2008 and today has over 300 clients around the world. Here I was coached by a man who started programming at 14, sold websites instead of working a job, and founded Myriann in college to attract larger clients. I got thousands of hours of real-world experience, starting from an empty piece of paper to pixels on the screeen to launching a site to building a brand that sells itself.
Skills: How to use Adobe Creative Suite to create a brand, a logo, a clean User Interface, a full-page ad, a billboard. I started to learn full stack (front end + back end) Javascript web development on my own using online resources and a few books I bought. I learned how to start a project, promote it on social media, get press coverage, and create a sustainable business model.
Both of these companies hired me to fix computers and build computers. The first I was focused on ATM machines and the latter was for personal, business, and gaming clients.
Skills: How to work with my hands, use tools, organize a warehouse, build computers, troubleshoot hardware and software problems, pack/ship dozens of boxes in an hour.
I had to stand inside computer stores at a table or booth and sell phone, internet, cable systems to customers as they walked by. It was hard work but I picked it up quickly and by the end of my first quarter I was nationally ranked in the top 50 out of thousands in the company.
Skills:I accepted this job out of desperation but I ended up learning how to sell ANYTHING to ANYONE.
I earned money after school to help my family pay the bills. I learned the value of a dollar, an hour, good health, a solid routine, and working well with others.


Northeastern University
Silicon Valley, CA, USA
Master's in Computer Science
2020-now
Anjuke
Shanghai, China
Data Analyst
2018-2019
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Shanghai, China
Master of Management Science and Engineering
2016-2018
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Shanghai, China
Bachelor of Electronic Commerce
2012-2016


SiteClass class mini framework for simple, small websites.
SiteClass is a PHP mini framework for simple, small websites. It can be esaly combined with other frameworks or templeting engines if needed. For small websites I feel that frameworks like Laravel or Meteor etc. are just too much.
This project has several parts that can function standalone or combined.
The following database engine is provided as the following class:
To start, this framework is meant for Linux not Windows. I don't use Windows, like it or have it, so nothing has been tried on Windows.
I use Linux Mint which is an Ubuntu derivative which is a Debian derivative. I have not tried this package on any distributions that do not evolve from Debian.
There are several ways to install this project.
Download the ZIP file from GitHub. Expand it and move the 'includes' directory somewhere. On a system with Apache2, I usually put the 'includes' directory in the /var/www directory that Apache creates. Apache also usually creates /var/www/html and makes this the default DocumentRoot. I put the 'includes' directory just outside of the DocumentRoot. In my servers I have /var/www and then have my virtual hosts off that directory. That way the 'includes' directory is easily available to all of my virtual hosts.
If you are testing with the PHP server I put a 'www' directory off my $HOME and put the 'includes' directory there. I then make my test DocumentRoot off '~/www' like '~/www/test'. I cd
to the test directory and do php -S localhost:8080
. I can then use my browser and goto localhost:8080
and see my 'index.php' file.
If you have Apache or Nginx installed then you should made your project root somewhere within your DocumentRoot ('/var/www/html' for Apache2 on Ubuntu). Or if you want to make a seperate Apache virtual host with a registered domain name you can make your new project in '/var/www'.
Create a directory mkdir myproject; cd myproject
, this is your project root directory. Add the following to 'composer.json', just cut and past:
{
"require": {
"bartonlp/site-class": "dev-master"
}
}
Then run
composer install
OR you can just run
composer require bartonlp/site-class:dev-master
which will create the 'composer.json' for you and load the package like 'composer install' above.
In your PHP file add $_site = require_once($PATH_TO_VENDOR .
'/vendor/bartonlp/site-class/includes/siteload.php');
where '$PATH_TO_VENDOR' is the path to the 'vendor' directory like './' or '../' etc.
There are some example files in the 'examples' directory at '$PATH_TO_VENDOR/vendor/bartonlp/site-class/examples'. There is more documentation in the /docs directory.
Barton Phillips :
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright © 2023 Barton Phillips
Last modified February 21, 2023


As discussed above, the Fourier transformation of a function h(t) is given by
|
| (104) |
Once the Fourier transformation H(f) is known, the original function h(t) can be reconstructed via
|
| (105) |
[Note that the signs in the exponential of Eq. (102) and (103) are opposite. Which one should be minus or positive is actually a matter of convention because a trivial variable substitution f′ = −f can change the sign between minus and positive. Proof. In terms of f′, Eq. (105) is written
Deﬁne Then Eq. (106) is written|
| (108) |
The signs in the exponential of Eqs. (107) and (108) are opposite to Eqs. (104) and (105), respectively.]
[Some physicists prefer to use the angular frequency ω ≡ 2πf rather than the frequency f to represent the Fourier transformation. Using ω, equations. (104) and (105) are written, respectively, as
|
| (109) |
|
| (110) |
where we see that the asymmetry between the Fourier transformation and its inverse is more severe in this representation: besides the opposite-sign in the exponents, there is also a 1∕2π factor diﬀerence between the Fourier transformation and its inverse. Whether the 1∕2π factor appears at the forward transformation or inverse one is actually a matter of convention. The only requirement is that the product of the two factors in the forward and inverse transformation is equal to 1∕2π. To obtain a more symmetric pair, one can adopt a factor 1∕ at both the forward and inverse transformation. The representation in Eqs. (104) and (105) is adopted in this note. But we should know how to change to the ω representation when needed.]
[
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]


Daily Mindfulness
Chapter Three of Chade-Meng Tan's Search Inside Yourself introduces the concept of Mindful Conversation, of which there are three components:
Mindful Listening: An exercise in which one person speaks uninterrupted for three minutes, while the other listens. Aftwerwards, the two have a conversation about their experience.
Looping: Where feedback is given to acknowledge that a person has understood what the other has said.
Dipping: Where the listener is responding to internal distractions by acknowledging them.
I will try to use Looping and Dipping more often from now on.


We are software engineers and we looking forward to becoming professionals and we hope Microverse will offer us a good opportunity to grow in knowledge and opportunities in the job market. We also look forward to impacting our world with the skills we will obtain from microverse during our time here.
>We are software engineers and we looking forward to becoming professionals and we hope Microverse will offer us a good opportunity to grow in knowledge and opportunities in the job market. We also look forward to impacting our world with the skills we will obtain from microverse during our time here. We are software engineers and we looking forward to becoming professionals and we hope Microverse will offer us a good opportunity to grow in knowledge and opportunities in the job market. We also look forward to impacting our world with the skills we will obtain from microverse during our time here.>
>We are software engineers and we looking forward to becoming professionals and we hope Microverse will offer us a good opportunity to grow in knowledge and opportunities in the job market. We also look forward to impacting our world with the skills we will obtain from microverse during our time here. We are software engineers and we looking forward to becoming professionals and we hope Microverse will offer us a good opportunity to grow in knowledge and opportunities in the job market. We also look forward to impacting our world with the skills we will obtain from microverse during our time here.>


During the summer of my senior year my best friend and I began experimenting with his mom's oxycontin prescription. Our original plan was just to try it a few times and then stop, but oxycodone had other plans. Soon we had moved up from taking 2 40 mg pills to do before school the entire week and where taking nearly 20 80 mg pills each in one week.
It went on for 4 months and by then we were obviously addicted since we were only snorting them. On average we went through more than 100 mgs a day and whatever we didnít use we sold. It was a profitable business for us since we got all profit. Most times we ran out before the demand was met and in the end I even started to make trips south about an hour like once a week to get entire bottles from a guy I knew just to keep our customers happy.
By now I realized that I had a serious problem. If there was a day I didnít have OC I went crazy. I had the shortest temper that can be imagined and I would often flip on or be deceitful toward the people that mattered most to me.
It all came crashing down in October 2006 at the homecoming dance. I went outside to my Jeep to get a bottle of deodorant and was escorted by a Deputy Sherriff since we were supposed to sign out with an adult to go to the parking lot. While I was looking for the stick I accidentally uncovered my bottle of pills. The sheriff immediately asked me to step away from the car and got a warrant. I was charged with possession of a Schedule II narcotic and could have faced up to 1 year in the county jail.
By now I was already accepted to the Virginia Military Institute and worried about my future there. I didnít even know if I was going to be able to finish high school. Eventually I was accepted at a military school. I could continue my passion for wrestling that I have had ever since in can remember. I even ended up placing 2nd in the state that year.
 It is incredibly addictive.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Detailed information regarding a Procurement Analysis record will be displayed here. You can see the points assigned to each option along with the description.
Edit the description as necessary and adjust the points for each particular option. The points of each Objective on Construction Management, Design-Build, and Design-Bid-Build will contribute to a total to determine which option is most viable.


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Text link
Strong text
Text has added emphasis (em)
The b element
The i element
Deleted text
Inserted text
Superscript®
Subscript - H2O
Small text
Abbreviation: HTML
Keybord input: Cmd
Inline quotation
This is a citation
definition (dfn) element
The Mark element
This is sample output from a computer program

This is what code looks like

H1 heading
H2 heading
H3 heading
H4 heading
H5 heading
H6 heading
Paragraph
Lists
Unordered
- list item 1
- list item 2
- list item 3
Unordered no bullet
- list item 1
- list item 2
- list item 3
Ordered
- ordered list 1
- ordered list 2
- ordered list 3
Description
- title
- list 1
- list 1
Inline lists
- Inline 1
- Inline 2
- Inline 3
- Inline 4
- Inline 5
Forms
All fields marked with an * are required.
Handy unicode
+ +
- plus not tested
− −
- minus not tested
≡ ≡
- burger 96%
✓ ✓
- tick 95%
✕ ✕
- cross 92%
Red
- #cc0000
Orange
- #eb5a0b
Yellow
- #ffcc00
Green
- #57a800
Blue
- #197295
Tones
- #a9a9a9
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Panel with red border - lorem ipsum tasty burger dolor nedsium moreium relish. lorem ipsum tasty burger dolor nedsium moreium relish.
Panel with yellow border - lorem ipsum tasty burger dolor nedsium moreium relish. lorem ipsum tasty burger dolor nedsium moreium relish.
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 The individual widths have classes added to the grid__col
child
Small 1 across
grid__col--1of2
Small 1 across
auto
Small 1 across
auto
Small 1 across
auto
Small 1 across
grid__col--1of3
Small 1 across
grid__col--1of4
Small 1 across
auto
Small 1 across
grid__col--1of3
Nested grids
Restricted width grid with nested grids
nested grid no gutter
Small 1 across
nested grid no gutter
Small 1 across
nested grid no gutter
Small 1 across
nested grid & gutter
Small 1 across
nested grid & gutter
Small 1 across
nested grid
& gutter
nested grid
& gutter
Full width grid with nested grids
Full width grid no gutters
Small 1 across
Medium 2 across
nested grid no gutter
Small 1 across
Medium 2 across
nested grid no gutter
Small 1 across
Medium 2 across
nested grid no gutter
Small 1 across
Medium 2 across
nested grid & gutter
Small 1 across
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nested grid & gutter
Small 1 across
Medium 2 across
nested grid
& gutter
nested grid
& gutter
List as grid
List as a restricted width grid
-
List item
Small 1 across -
List item
Small 1 across -
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Small 1 across -
List item
Small 1 across
List as a full width grid
-
List item
Small 1 across -
List item
Small 1 across -
List item
Small 1 across -
List item
Small 1 across
Grid with alignments
Vertical aligment class align-vert
added to the parent grid
container.
Vertical align
Pastrami flank kielbasa doner frankfurter.
Pastrami flank kielbasa doner frankfurter.  Ribeye strip steak pork filet mignon, hamburger turducken shoulder jerky corned beef.
Top - Center - Bottom align
Alignment classes align-top, align-vert & align-bottom
added to the child grid__col
container.
Bottom align
Vertical align
Top align
Content alignment, Left - Center - Right - Vertical align
Alignment classes added to the child grid__col
containers.
Left align (Default)
Center align
Right align
Align vert on child
Align vert & center on child
Flex model
This flexbox model uses the same alignment classes as the grid. The wrapper for the content has the flex
class
Left align (Default)
Center align
Right align
Align vert on parent
Align center and align vert on parent
Align columns on parent
Align columns on parent
Align top on child
Pastrami flank kielbasa doner frankfurter.  Ribvye strip.
Align bottom on child


Gelato, Ice Cream’s Italian cousin, is made with whole milk, without using added cream.
Sorbet is frozen treat that contains little to no dairy. Because it is made by using frozen berries and sweetened water, it is very light in texture and flavor.
Sherbet, similarly to sorbet, is a fruit-based frozen dessert, but it does contain dairy. It is made with fruit juice, milk or cream, egg whites, and in some cases, gelatin.
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quod voluptas
reiciendis
Ice cream is a sweetened frozen food typically eaten as a snack or dessert. It may be made from dairy milk or cream and is flavoured with a sweetener, either sugar or an alternative, and any spice, such as cocoa or vanilla. It can also be made by whisking a flavored cream base and liquid Nitrogen together. Colorings are usually added, in addition to stabilizers. The mixture is stirred to incorporate air spaces and cooled below the freezing point of water to prevent detectable ice crystals from forming. The result is a smooth, semi-solid foam that is solid at very low temperatures (below 2 °C or 35 °F). It becomes more malleable as its temperature increases.


The intended result for this test case is to ignore the old-style target="" attribute on the link tag by setting ignore_target=true on the ibox tag.
target=""
ignore_target=true
Run Test.


curl_easy_cleanup - End a libcurl easy session
SYNOPSIS
#include <curl/curl.h>
void curl_easy_cleanup(CURL *handle);
DESCRIPTION
This function must be the last function to call for an
easy session. It is the opposite of the curl_easy_init
function and must be called with the same handle as input
that the curl_easy_init call returned.
This will effectively close all connections this handle
has used and possibly has kept open until now. Don't call
this function if you intend to transfer more files.
When you've called this, you can safely remove all the
strings you've previously told libcurl to use, as it won't
use them anymore now.
RETURN VALUE
None
SEE ALSO
curl_easy_init(3),
Man(1) output converted with
man2html


Deforestation
Trees absorb greenhouse gases ( GHGs), such as carbon dioxide, stopping them from collecting in the environment and increasing the temperature of the planet. When we clear trees, we not only hammer out our greatest friend in collecting the tremendous volume of GHGs that we humans produce (which we do mainly by burning fossil fuels in power plants and, of course, in vehicles , aircraft and trains). When cut down, trees release all the carbon they have stored into the atmosphere. This results in increased greenhouse gases and deforestation accounts for 10 percent of all the emissions in the world [Rainforest Alliance]
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Translation;
rotation;
and scale.
Affine transformation can do translations, and rotations, and scales simultaneously:
x' = A x + B y + C
y' = D x + E y + F
Affine transformations generalize translations, rotations, and scales. A translation is:
x' = x + C (A = 1, B = 0)
y' = y + F (D = 0, E = 1)
A rotation is:
x' = sin(r) x + cos(r) y (A = sin(r), B = cos(r), C = 0)
y' = cos(r) x - sin(r) y (D = cos(r), E = -sin(r), F = 0)
And a scale is:
x' = A x (B = 0, C = 0)
y' = E y (D = 0, F = 0)
They are all special cases of affine transformations.
One way to generalize affine transformation would be to introduce a divisor:
| x' = | A x + B y + C |
| a x + b y + c |
| y' = | D x + E y + F |
| a x + b y + c |
But! There is another!
x' = A x + B y + C + D x y
y' = E x + F y + G + H x y
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Provides an efficient framework for high-dimensional linear and diagonal discriminant analysis with variable selection. The classifier is trained using James-Stein-type shrinkage estimators and predictor variables are ranked using correlation-adjusted t-scores (CAT scores). Variable selection error is controlled using false non-discovery rates or higher criticism.
| Version: | 1.3.7 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2), entropy (≥ 1.2.1), corpcor (≥ 1.6.8), fdrtool (≥ 1.2.15) |
| Imports: | graphics, stats, utils |
| Suggests: | crossval (≥ 1.0.3) |
| Published: | 2015-07-08 |
| Author: | Miika Ahdesmaki, Verena Zuber, Sebastian Gibb, and Korbinian Strimmer |
| Maintainer: | Korbinian Strimmer <strimmerlab at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | http://strimmerlab.org/software/sda/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | MachineLearning |
| CRAN checks: | sda results |
| Reference manual: | sda.pdf |
| Package source: | sda_1.3.7.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sda_1.3.7.zip, r-release: sda_1.3.7.zip, r-oldrel: sda_1.3.7.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: sda_1.3.7.tgz, r-oldrel: sda_1.3.7.tgz |
| Old sources: | sda archive |
| Reverse depends: | st |
| Reverse imports: | FADA |
| Reverse suggests: | crossval, fscaret, mlr |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=sda to link to this page.


This website presents a study on the adoption of HTTPS in the official websites of all (308) Portuguese municipalities and a framework to test it. Automated analysis were used to investigate its entry pages.
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I never really intended to do anything serious with brislink.When it was launched nearly two months ago I was learning node js (and I still am) I just wanted to hack together a small project to test my understanding of the platform.The idea behind it was simple.Allow users to share links to interesting content on the internet.I won’t go deep into technicalities but it turned out that there were some difficulties that I would need to overcome.
Fortunately node js has a very active development community and I found a very useful module to ease my programming strain.Long story short I succeeded in what I had set out to do.I created my first ever fully functional node js project.
After the initial euphoria had worn off I began putting some thought into how I could evolve brislink.The core idea was still the same.I wanted users to easily share the content on the web.But this time I thought of a different way to do it.Rather than sharing random links on the internet what if they could share their own blog posts? I could create a broadcasting system that could be used to automatically publish the links to the blog posts on brislink where visitors can browse and read the posts that catch their fancy.
The idea was intoxicating.I have been blogging for some time now and I have not quite succeeded in procuring a following.If I could get my idea to work it could be a double win.Giving the bloggers an opportunity to reach a wider audience and to the visitors of brislink access to high quality content.So I decided to go with it and I am pleased with the progress I have made so far.It is not ready for a public unveiling yet but I have manged to get it to work locally.All that remains now is a thorough testing before releasing it.Of course I will need to add a lot more features to it to make it more useful, but even in it’s early stage the idea seems promising enough to stand on its own, for now.So stay tuned for more news on broadcasting on brislink.
brislink has reincarnated as specter, the posts in the brislink blog have moved to my personal blog


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Your Profile Details
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grpc_is_canceled_np
- Checks whether the Ninf-G Client has requested cancellation.
#include <grpc_executable.h>
int grpc_is_canceled_np()
grpc_error_t *error
The grpc_is_canceled_np() function checks whether the Ninf-G Client has requested cancellation or not.
Note: grpc_is_canceled_np() is defined as Ninf-G Executable API, which is only used by the server side program.
If the Ninf-G Client requested the session cancel by grpc_cancel(), this function returns 1. Otherwise, this function returns 0.
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#include "learning/linearProgramming.h"
#include <cassert>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include "constraintList.h"
#include "horizon.h"
#include "mdpConfiguration.h"
#include "policy.h"
#include "rewards.h"
#include "transitionMatrix.h"
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| Rewards * | generateRewards () |
| TransitionMatrix * | generateTransitionMatrix () |
| std::vector< Rewards * > | generateEqualityConstraints () |
| std::vector< double > | generateEqualityValues () |
| std::vector< Rewards * > | generateInequalityConstraints () |
| std::vector< double > | generateInequalityValues () |
| Horizon * | generateHorizon () |
| int | main () |
Variables | |
| const size_t | S = 9 |
| const size_t | A = 3 |
| const double | C1 = 1.0 |
| const double | C2 = 200.0 |
| const double | f1 = 5.0 |
| const double | f2 = 8.0 |
| const double | co = 0.0 |
| const double | cl = C1*f1*f1 + C2 |
| const double | ch = C1*f2*f2 + C2 |
| const double | f3 = 2.0 |
| const double | ctr = 0.0 |
| const double | pol = 0.5 |
| const double | plo = 0.5 |
| const double | poh = 0.5 |
| const double | pho = 0.5 |
| const double | phl = 0.5 |
| const double | plh = 0.5 |
| std::vector< Rewards * > generateEqualityConstraints | ( | ) |
Definition at line 214 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| std::vector< double > generateEqualityValues | ( | ) |
Definition at line 225 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| Horizon * generateHorizon | ( | ) |
Definition at line 85 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| std::vector< Rewards * > generateInequalityConstraints | ( | ) |
Definition at line 235 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| std::vector< double > generateInequalityValues | ( | ) |
Definition at line 266 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| Rewards * generateRewards | ( | ) |
Definition at line 97 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| TransitionMatrix * generateTransitionMatrix | ( | ) |
Definition at line 147 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| int main | ( | ) |
Definition at line 61 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const size_t A = 3 |
Definition at line 35 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double C1 = 1.0 |
Definition at line 37 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double C2 = 200.0 |
Definition at line 38 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double co = 0.0 |
Definition at line 41 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double ctr = 0.0 |
Definition at line 45 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double f1 = 5.0 |
Definition at line 39 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double f2 = 8.0 |
Definition at line 40 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double f3 = 2.0 |
Definition at line 44 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double phl = 0.5 |
Definition at line 51 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double pho = 0.5 |
Definition at line 50 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double plh = 0.5 |
Definition at line 52 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double plo = 0.5 |
Definition at line 48 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double poh = 0.5 |
Definition at line 49 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const double pol = 0.5 |
Definition at line 47 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.
| const size_t S = 9 |
Definition at line 34 of file testLinearProgrammingSolver.cpp.


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[1.5/4.0]
The genre of romantic comedy often gets critical sneers, not because it is inherently weak, but rather because it has mass appeal, and thus films of this type often follow standard formulas in order to appeal to the largest market possible. It is well understood that the greatest number of viewers will be pleased by delivering a happy ending. This film frustratingly follows all the elements of the formula.
Oscar Novak (Matthew Perry) and his partner Peter Steinberg (Oliver Platt) are capable who are looking for the big job that will establish them. They are bidding for a renovation project for tycoon Charles Newman (Dylan McDermott), but they are competing with a more established firm. As a result, they feel they must do everything possible to win the contract.
The possessive Charles wants to find someone to keep tabs on his artist mistress Amy Post (Neve Campbell), and Oscar appears to be just the man for the job. Charles see no threat in having a gay man associate with his mistress, and Oscar is willing to ascend to Charles demands because he wants to win the contract. Oscar falls for Amy, and she becomes attracted to him also, but Oscar cannot reveal his true feeling without jeopardizing his and Peter's professional future.
The film has one clever dimension, and that is the concept of a straight man pretending to be gay. In real life, it is the reverse that usually happens. By allowing viewers to relate to a character who is forced to pretend to be different from his nature, perhaps some members of the audience will be more compassionate to the plight of homosexuals who are forced to masquerade as heterosexuals.
Perry give an entertaining performance. Although most of Oscar's one-liners are telegraphed, Perry is able to keep the character witty and likable. Pratt gives an understated performance and thankfully does not allow his character degenerate into a typically overwrought stereotypical gay man. The remaining performances were not pleasant to watch. Charles is not written as anything more than an unlikable villain, and McDermott does not extend the character beyond that single dimension. Campbell is particularly ineffective as Amy by constantly making forced efforts to have the character appear cute and quirky, and sacrificing any depth of personality.
One disingenuous aspect is the inexplicable relationship between utterly likable Amy and the irredeemable Charles. Amy explains that it is difficult for her to meet the right man and establish a relationship, which is not an uncommon situation for many single women. Still, it is not understandable how a young, highly attractive, sociable, and energetic woman would not be able to establish a relationship with any man in Chicago, except a lout. She does not even take money or get security from Charles, so the only thing she appears to derive from the relationship is companionship, which would not be hard to find elsewhere.
The most disappointing aspect of the film is the utter lack of originality in the plot. The narrative was designed to please the maximum number of viewers. The ludicrous climax has all characters and subplots merge and resolve themselves to the satisfaction of all involved, which makes the whole narrative hollow. The film aspires to no artistic goals, but will possibly appeal to the mass audience, and there is no reason it will not be successful there.
Marginally recommended. The film achieves what it sets out to do, and as a result it will likely have some amount of commercial success. However, it is successful because it sets very low goals. It has one core idea that is interesting, but that gets buried beneath may layers of familiarity, predictability, and convenience.
(c) 1999 Murali Krishnan The Art House Squatter http://ArtHouseSquatter.com
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