"Pitch Black" - Sci-Fi Thriller Not Totally in the Dark by Homer Yen (c) 2000
In the opening scene of "Pitch Black," an interstellar transport ship with dozens of passengers that are in cryo-sleep pods, runs into a devastating meteor shower. The ship is skewered and casualties are heavy. Fry (Radha Mitchell), the only surviving crewmember, tries to attempt a crash landing on a desolate planet. She frantically works the controls as the ship careens out-of-control towards the planet's surface. The opening scene is frenetic and successfully establishes its pace. And I'm enjoying the ride.
Ten people are lucky enough to survive the spectacular crash landing. But they may regret their seemingly good fortune when they discover that the planet is an arid ball of sand. Worse, they learn that subterranean Pterydactol-resembling aliens inhabit it. With raptor-sized teeth and claws that can easily rip apart flesh, it's a good thing that these aliens don't come to the surface because they can't stand sunlight. Even luckier for these marooned travelers, this planet's system has three suns, which provides perpetual daylight. Well, at least that's what they think. Soon, their situation gets increasingly dark, and they'll need to work quickly to get off the planet. Otherwise, they'll all become alien bird feed.
Sci-fi movies in the style of "Alien" (and that's exactly what this is) follows a familiar formula. And "Pitch Black" stays true to the blueprint. You can expect several of the survivors to be killed off (and it's usually the characters that either panic and run, wander off into the night by themselves, or the inconsequential characters that we don't really care about). You can expect a modicum of tense moments as the aliens close in. And, you can expect a mad dash at the end as the survivors grittily make their way to the final destination in a final attempt to escape. Indeed, the last twenty minutes offer a satisfying finish.
  As a result of the crash, he has now awakened from his cryogenic slumber. He feels nothing for the other survivors or their perilous situation and only wants to escape. He is incredibly cunning and possesses an acute sense of smell and the ability to see at night. He may be even more dangerous than the predators that live beneath the planet's surface. The other features the feisty Fry who is referred to as "Captain" by the survivors, but is unable to cope with her responsibility and the burden of saving everyone.
"Pitch Black" also manages to satisfy on the visual level. Bleached hues accentuate their desolation and camera views are frequently seen through the infrared eyesight of Riddick, which adds color and beauty to the events happening on screen. The component about this film that was most underwhelming, however, was the aliens themselves. In a genre where there is no limit to creativity, these aliens looked inexplicably ordinary.
Although I enjoyed this offering (and probably much more than I had originally anticipated), this film's life span may be as short as some of the victims of the film. I say that because there are no big stars to attract anyone's attention, and if you've seen other sci-fi films about people-as-alien-fodder, then you'll probably think that you're experiencing a 2-hour case of deja vu. But "Pitch Black" does offer interesting story lines, a varied spectrum of likable personalities, and the enjoyable sensation of seeing who will survive and who won't. With a sustained atmosphere of suspense and just the right amount of pace, this film is a good choice for the weekend moviegoer in search of some entertainment.
Grade: B S: 0 V: 2 L: 1
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Congratulations on your acceptance to Boston College, Class of 2025, and welcome to the BC Libraries! Let us show you around with a quick video tour.


This page includes the javascript code, HTML code of generating student info on the page.
This page shows the default student picture and the ualerta_user_id
Method:
getID()
Get the id from IS2.php href and echo on the screen using $_GET method
Author: Wei Song 2016


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SMART EVENTZ is web application package which is aimed to provide information about upcoming Events and what’s happening in Davangere the smart city.
This project is being developed to give information about upcoming events , online polling , college information , what is happening in davangere .This product can be used by everyone to see the information about events and social information of davangere.The end user can see the events information but cannot upload the event details himself.


why?
Preparatory courses, tutoring sessions, and enrichment centers are widely
available and helpful but can only assist those who can afford them.
Therefore, we are here to bring the same experience, free of cost!
what?
This year, due to COVID-19, we have adapted our curriculum to be 100%
virtual. We will be teaching subjects English, Math, and Science (and other
subjects upon request) to students from 3rd grade to 8th grade.
how?
We use a workshop-based learning approach to complement our game-based,
interactive teaching style. Our experienced tutors will be conducting these
workshops over Zoom to allow for both 1-on-1 and group-based learning
experiences within each session.
GPA Enrichment and Foundation for Bright Future
Foundation for Bright Future
is an organization dedicated to improving access to education, healthcare,
and better living conditions for children around the world. This US-based
organization has supported and funded over 200 children with Balodyan, an
organization working to improve India's rural education system.
GPA Enrichment is partnered with FFBF to bring free educational
opportunities to students in the United States, while hosting year-round
fundraisers to donate to other organizations supporting students'
education around the world.
Our Director Team
Pradyumn AcharyaPresident
Julia GaleDirector of Recruitment
Keesha PabbiDirector of Events
Sahas RameshDirector of Design
Bree JonesDirector of Education
Aishwarya BhutkarDirector of Education
Aneesha BaralDirector of Administration
Kayal RajkumarDirector of Partnerships
Megan YangDirector of Communications
Amber LeighDirector of Media Strategy
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help seeding -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Title
seeding -- Stata module to run loop iterations involving randomness with identical results when run sequentially or in parallel.
Syntax
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aggregate results in return statements via simulate.
seeding simulate exp_list [, reps(#) parallel parallel_opts(options) simulate_options] : command
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aggregate results via post
seeding sim_to_post newvarlist [, reps(#) parallel parallel_opts(options) sim_to_post_options] : command
options Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Main reps(#) perform # random permutations; default is reps(100) parallel compute the iterations using parallel. Must have specified the cluster using parallel setclusters. Default is non-parallel (sequential). parallel_opts(string) options passed to parallel. If you have a local program (not in an .ado) then you will want to specify it using programs(program_name).
Options simulate_options Currently supported (see simulate for more details): nodots noisily nolegend verbose. sim_to_post_options Subset of those used for simulate. Currently supported: nodots. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Description
seeding executes command for each repetition. It specifies the RNG seed to a new value before each iteration allowing results to be identical between sequential and parallel execution. It also defines globals REP_gl_i (the global iteration number) and REP_lc_i (the local iteration number, which differs from REP_gl_i if this is in a parallel sub-process) that may be used by command. The main data is replaced with the results.
seeding simulate/sim_to_post do not preserve the dataset between iterations, though if results depend on sequential modifications to the main data this may not be reproducible as in parallel mode, each child cluster starts with the initial data.
seeding sim_to_post requires that command accepts the option postname(string) as the place to store data.
Examples
Example using simulate:
program define lnsim, rclass syntax [, obs(integer 1) mu(real 0) sigma(real 1) ] drop _all set obs `obs' tempvar z gen `z' = exp(rnormal(`mu',`sigma')) summarize `z' return scalar mean = r(mean) return scalar Var = r(Var) end parallel setclusters 2 set seed 1337 seeding simulate mean=r(mean) var=r(Var), reps(100) parallel parallel_opts(programs(lnsim)): lnsim, obs(100) set seed 1337 seeding simulate mean=r(mean) var=r(Var), reps(100): lnsim, obs(100)
Both produce identical results.
Example using sim_to_post:
program my_sp_post syntax, postname(string) post `postname' (`=runiform()') ($REP_gl_i) end parallel setclusters 2 set seed 1337 seeding sim_to_post float(rand) int(i), reps(100) parallel parallel_opts(programs(my_sp_post)): my_sp_post set seed 1337 seeding sim_to_post float(rand) int(i), reps(100): my_sp_post
Both produce identical results.


Verify that sockets are bound to specific IP addresses, instead of to INADDR_ANY.
Binding sockets to specific IP addresses, instead of INADDR_ANY, prevents socket hijacking.
Search for INADDR_ANY. INADDR_ANY should not be used. If INADDR_ANY is used, code should be rewritten by replacing INADDR_ANY with the server's IP address.
Bind sockets to specific IP addresses, instead of to INADDR_ANY. For Windows, set the SO_EXCLUSIVEADDRUSE option, which protects against binding to the same port.


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| Oct 22 | Camden Assembly | London | |
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| Nov 26 | Dolans Warehouse | Limerick | |
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To maximize component reuse, it's vital components be designed for reuse. Reusability partly depends on portability, which the Legato framework provides, but it also depends largely on interoperability. Reusable components must be designed for interoperability with as many other things as possible, including things that don't exist - yet!
Interface design is the most important factor to make something interoperable. Standardized data types and interaction methods must be used, and the simpler the interfaces, the better.
Legato embraces the philosophy that developers should always be allowed to choose the implementation language best suited to the task at hand, regardless of the components used. Some developers are better at programming in certain languages, and some languages are better suited to solving certain problems. That's why Legato provides developers with an easy way to interface components with each other, even if they have been written in different languages.
A common example of a programming-language-independent interface is a networking protocol. But networking protocols come with pitfalls and overhead, things like endian issues, race conditions, protocol stack framing overheads and poor processing time. Networking protocols also tend to require a lot of hand coding specific to the protocol implementation.
Legato supports networking, if that's what's needed, but it also has tools to implement much lighter-weight, language-independent communication between components that exist on the same host device or even running within the same process.
Function Call APIs
Virtually all programmers are familiar with function calls. While Legato allows normal libraries to use their specific programming-language function call interfaces, Legato also supports language-independent function call interfaces.
Using a simple interface definition language (IDL), you can create a function call API implemented in one language and called from another.
The implementation code (the server) can run in a different process, or even in a different application (in a different sandbox), than the client code that uses that implementation. The Legato build system automatically generates the code needed to marshall parameters and return codes into messages, and send them over the IPC system.
See Interface Definition Language for more information.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.


Over here, at joatBlog: USB security is a pointer to some information about booktable USB drives....
I'm really in two minds with regards to bootable USB drives, on the one hand they're an immensly useful means of transferrring ever larger quantities of data.
But, from an IT Security point of view they're a danger, both from an information leakage aspect and also, with bootable drives, they present the possibility of someone coming to an enterprise and booting an environment to allow them to attack the network....
Now I know, at this point people will be saying "well they're no different than bootable CD's" as you can get some nice bootable security focused Linux distros (like the one over at Local Area Security, which in the wrong hands could be quite dangerous. However many corporates will deploy desktop PC's without CD drives, however you can't deploy a PC these days without USB ports.
It definately will lead to the point where some companies deicde to disable USB all together, or if possible, only the USB mass storage functionality. When that happens I forsee some ..... interesting.... discussions because as I mentioned, they are very useful devices....


HOWTOs and FAQs
From ADempiere ERP Wiki
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HowTos and FAQs provide simple explanations for common tasks and problems faced by users. The links below direct you to specific HowTo and FAQ pages.
Note: This is a work in progress. Please help. If you wish to contribute a HowTo or FAQ, please follow the HowTo and FAQ Style Guide
Contents |
HOWTOs
Alerts
- In ADempiere, Alerts can be set to send information to interested users at specific times or when specific conditions in the database are met. Think of them as automated reports or warnings. Daily activity reports, forecasts, lease expiry warnings, data storage limit warnings - basically anything that you can define with a SQL query, can be turned into an Alert. What information is sent and the triggers that cause it to be sent can all be configured in the application without any sourcecode changes. See the How To article Creating an Alert for more information.
RUN_DBExport (Backing Up Adempiere Database)
Adempiere has provided a script (bat / sh) file to perform the exporting of the Adempiere database.
The steps are based on version 3.4.0s. It should be the same on other versions of Adempiere.
Steps - Windows (version 3.4.0s)
1. Ensure you are logged out of Adempiere and the Service has been stopped.
This is to make sure that no activity is occurring in the database and you get a complete backup.
2. Open a CLI (command line) 3. Navigate to the folder with the script.
CD %ADEMPIERE_HOME%\utils
4. Execute in the CLI,
RUN_DBExport
This will provide some feedback in the CLI.
5. Navigate to the Data folder,
CD %ADEMPIERE_HOME%\data
6. Execute
DIR
7. Two files should be created,
- ExpDat.dmp - ExpDat<date&time>.jar
The JAR file is a JAVA compressed file of the "dmp" file. You can delete the ExpDat.dmp file.
Make sure, you backup the "ExpDat<date&time>.jar" in your regular backup cycle.
The "RUN_DBExport" will determine (from saved variables) what type of database you are running and then execute the appropriate "DBEXPORT" script file.
Note, you do not need to use the supplied "RUN_DBExport" script and could run your own preferred database export program.
Database Restore
As mentioned you could delete the ExpDat.dmp file as it is duplicated in the compressed jar file, but also provided in the ADEMPIERE_HOME/utils directory is the RUN_DBRestore[.sh/.bat] script which will restore this ADEMPIERE_HOME/data/ExpDat.dmp file created by the RUN_DBExport script above.
The process to restore mirrors that of the Export.
1. Ensure you are logged out of Adempiere, the Service has been stopped and the DB has no users logged in.
2. Open a CLI (command line)
3. Navigate to the folder with the script.
CD %ADEMPIERE_HOME%\utils
4. Execute in the CLI,
RUN_DBRestore
The entire Adempiere database will be dropped and then reloaded anew from the supplied ExpDat.dmp
RUN_ImportAdempiere related
Create new adempiere database with postgresql
These steps used Adempiere-316 with postgresql-8.1.4 and pljava-1.3 on Centos-4.4. A source rpm for postgresql is available (insert link here). I created a spec file for pljava (this wiki doesn't seem to allow source uploads).
1 - createuser -U postgres -s adempiere -P
- NOTE, adempiere user MUST have superuser privileges. It might be
- possible to create the database as another superuser, e.g. postgres.
2 - createdb adempiere -E UNICODE -O adempiere -U adempiere
- 2a - if pl/pgsql is not installed in template1,
createlang plpgsql -U postgres adempiere
- 2b - if pl/java is not installed in template1,
java org.postgresql.pljava.deploy.Deployer -install -database adempiere
- 2b might not actually be necessary. The next step will complain about
sqlj
being already installed.
3 - psql -d adempiere -U adempiere < Adempiere_pg.dmp > load.log
4 - review load.log if there are errors
5 - psql -d adempiere -U adempiere
- 5a -
select sqlj.install_jar('file:/C:/Adempiere/lib/sqlj.jar','sqlj',true);
- 5b -
SELECT sqlj.set_classpath('adempiere', 'sqlj');
- 5c -
SET search_path TO adempiere,public;
- 5d -
select bpartnerRemitLocation (118);
- 5d is for testing it must return 120, if it returns ok installation of db is completed before 1 and 2 you must drop user and/or database if created for 5a, you must change the path of sql.jar
6 - RUN_setup.sh as adempiere (may need to set XAUTHORITY).
- 6a -
mkdir $ADEMPIERE_HOME/jboss/server/adempiere/log
- ADEMPIERE_HOME *MUST* be $HOME/Adempiere. That is hard-wired in
- serverStart.sh somewhere. Trying to set it to $HOME/Adempiere-316, for
- instance gets
"tail: cannot open `/home/adempiere/Adempiere/jboss/server/adempiere/log/adempiere_20070403172701.log' for reading: No such file or directory"
- 6b - edit
$ADEMPIERE_HOME/jboss/server/adempiere/conf/jboss-service.xml
and add one to the port number forjboss:service=WebService
. Setup assigns the same port to both the web server and
web services - at least it did for me.
RUN_Setup related
Can't access http://server_name:8080 from clients
I've installed Adempiere and I'm not able to connect to it using a windows xp client. From the server machine, going to http://server_name:8080 works and I see the webstart homepage. So does http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080. But wont work if you try to access http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080.
This problem can arise when the client can't resolve the name server_name. Workaround: Install RUN_Setup giving the IP address <IP_ADDRESS>
Troubleshooting
Implementations / Running Server
java.rmi.server.ExportException: Port already in use:
When you start running Adempiere you may find that you are having errors appearing in the log with a message indicating that the "Port already in use".
This could be that you have multiple instances of the JBOSS server running or you have another application that is using the same port number.
Firstly, you need to identify what is using the port in question.
netstat -abv > netstat.tmp
Search the file for the port number, eg 1099, 1098
If you find another instance of the server running, then terminate the process. Once, terminated, see if you run the Adempiere server.
If you find that it is another application running using the JBOSS port, then you need to decide if you can change the port it is using or change the port used by JBOSS for Adempiere.
Change JBOSS Port
You may have a conflict with one or both ports used in Adempiere by JBOSS. Have a close look at the error message and establish which port number is the problem.
For example,
2008-06-23 16:47:52,375 ERROR [org.jboss.naming.NamingService] Starting failed jboss:service=Naming java.rmi.server.ExportException: Port already in use: 1098; nested exception is: java.net.BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind at sun.rmi.transport.tcp.TCPTransport.listen(TCPTransport.java:249)
The above example is taken from "%ADEMPIERE_HOME%\jboss\server\adempiere\log\server.log".
You can see that the port having the conflict is 1098.
1098
To change this port edit the following
1. Make a backup of "%ADEMPIERE_HOME%\jboss\server\adempiere\conf\jboss-service.xml" to "%ADEMPIERE_HOME%\jboss\server\adempiere\conf\jboss-service.xml_backup" (for example)
2. Edit file "%ADEMPIERE_HOME%\jboss\server\adempiere\conf\jboss-service.xml" in your favourite notepad editor
3. Search for "name="RmiPort"" (keep the " around RmiPort) or "1098"
4. Change the port number to something else, I used 2098. So, in my example the lines were:
Old line: <attribute name="RmiPort">1098</attribute> New line: <attribute name="RmiPort">2098</attribute>
5. Save the file
6. Start the server and establish if you still have the issue.
Note: If you run the RUN_setup, then the jboss-service.xml is recreated. Therefore, you will make the changes again for any manual editing.
1099
To change this port you can run the following "%ADEMPIERE_HOME%\RUN_setup" & change the port in field "JNP Port".
After making the change, you can click on "Test" to see that all the boxes get a tick. If correct, then click on "Save". After the set up has completed the save, you can start the server again.
Note: If you run the RUN_setup, then the jboss-service.xml is recreated. Therefore, you will make the changes again for any manual editing.
Background
The background to my problem was with port 1098. I found that I was getting the message "Port already in use:" due to vmWare Server v2 (beta) was running JBOSS Tomcat with the same default port. Once I changed port 1098 to be 2098, the problem was resolved.
So, if you hadn't had the problem and now you suddenly find you do have the problem, think about what you may have installed recently or maybe you have changed the start up order of services.
Customizations
No Identifier records found
Error loading Lookup for a field, this error is shown in the console:
===========> MLookupFactory.getLookup_TableDir: No Identifier records found: CUST_Table
- There are no identifier columns defined in CUST_Table.
- You must mark identifier columns with isIdentifier = 1, 2 ...
No query columns found
- Error looking columns in fields of type Search, this error is shown in the console:
===========> InfoGeneral.initInfoTable: No query columns found
- Adempiere tries to look String column that appears in any window, the following query is executed:
SELECT c.columnname, t.ad_table_id, t.tablename FROM ad_table t INNER JOIN ad_column c ON (t.ad_table_id = c.ad_table_id) WHERE c.ad_reference_id = 10 AND t.tablename = ? -- // Displayed in Window AND EXISTS ( SELECT * FROM ad_field f WHERE f.ad_column_id = c.ad_column_id AND f.isdisplayed = 'Y' AND f.isencrypted = 'N' AND f.obscuretype IS NULL) -- // ORDER BY c.isidentifier DESC, c.seqno
- If the field is not displayed in any window, it's not taken as search column.
No Info for AD_Table_ID
- Adempiere can't found information for a table, this error is shown in the console:
===========> InfoGeneral.initInfoTable: No Info for AD_Table_ID=1000001 - SELECT ... [11]
- Adempiere tries to look for columns that appears in the window associated to the table:
SELECT t.ad_table_id, c.columnname, c.ad_reference_id, c.iskey, f.isdisplayed, c.ad_reference_value_id FROM ad_column c INNER JOIN ad_table t ON (c.ad_table_id = t.ad_table_id) INNER JOIN ad_tab tab ON (t.ad_window_id = tab.ad_window_id) INNER JOIN ad_field f ON (tab.ad_tab_id = f.ad_tab_id AND f.ad_column_id = c.ad_column_id) WHERE t.ad_table_id = ? AND (c.iskey = 'Y' OR (f.isencrypted = 'N' AND f.obscuretype IS NULL)) ORDER BY t.created DESC, c.iskey DESC, f.seqno
- The following statement associates a window for tables without the association:
UPDATE ad_table SET ad_window_id = (SELECT MIN (ad_window_id) FROM ad_tab WHERE ad_tab.ad_table_id = ad_table.ad_table_id) WHERE tablename LIKE 'DICB\_%' ESCAPE '\' AND ad_window_id IS NULL
Window
The history button is not getting active. What should be checked?
The history button is active only if:
- Is first tab selected
- The window type is transaction
- The table must have a Processed column
Development FAQ
Add an information message
ADialog.warn(WindowNo, new ConfirmPanel(),"Information message")
Where to put extensions
- You should place your extensions in extend/src.
- You should define at least this one as Java Sources directory. Others as well if you change standard classes.
- For PO classes:
- Then respect coding conventions that can be found in M_Table.getClass(String)
- Basically : compiere.model.MThisIsMyTable for a table THIS_IS_MY_TABLE
- For Validation classes:
- Look at ModelValidationEngine()
- Define in your Client the field ModelValidationClasses with you validation classes.
- They must implement ModelValidator.
- Look at example MyValidator.
- You can also define field level business logic using the callout mechanism.
- Your extension class must implement the Callout interface and then reference in the field setup screen.
- Make sure Eclipse is setup in Auto Compilation mode.
- Anyway, all this is based on Reflection so the only thing to make it work is that Eclipse find the classes at the right place.
What is the need for GenerateModel?
Creating fields with Application Dictionary enables you to create, update delete and modify them in windows, tables and access them in reports.
GenerateModel generate getters, setters and needed constants on model classes (the ones with prefix X_ and I_) to ease access of new fields within java in case you want to do something else with them.
It's not strictly needed, you can access your custom columns (or any) using generic getters and setters from the class PO.java, like get_Value(columnName)
or set_ValueOfColumn(columnName, value)
It's discouraged to generate X_ classes for extensions or customizations, because of the potential conflict between different model classes. For example if you add some columns to C_Order table and change the X_C_Order class, and at the same time an extension modify the same class, there will be conflict between both classes.
The recommended approach is to create a custom interface that is extending the original table model interface and then use the POWrapper class in your code to access the table fields.
For example, if you added more columns to C_Invoice table, then you need to create a new interface, something like this:
package com.mycompany.myproject.model; public interface I_C_Invoice_Customized extends org.compiere.model.I_C_Invoice { public int getCustomValue1(); public void setCustomValue1(int customValue1); public String getCustomString1(); public void setCustomString1(String customString1); }
Please note that you can use any naming convention for your interface and also you can put it in any package you like.
After this, in your code, you can access the invoice persistent object by using your custom interface like this:
.... MInvoice invoice = ......; I_C_Invoice_Customized invoiceCustomized = POWrapper.create(invoice, I_C_Invoice_Customized.class); invoiceCustomized.setCustomValue1(12345); invoiceCustomized.setCustomString1("my test string"); invoiceCustomized.setDescription("my description"); // please note that u can access the original fields too // To save the modified PO, you can use: invoice.saveEx(); // direct same the PO // or if the PO is not accessible in your method, you can do: POWrapper.getPO(invoiceCustomized).saveEx();
How can I change appearance of webui login page?
In trunk/zkwebui/theme/default there are a couple of files: login-left.zul, vendor-logo.zul, version-info.zul etc.
File version-info.zul contains the server info data. You can change these files so the login page appears as you please.
In file vendor-logo.zul there is the possibility of customization to own logo, links etc.
Configuring the files in trunk/zkwebui/theme/default enables you to change the appearance of the webui login page to your needs.
A build is needed.
How can I debug combo boxes in Eclipse?
In linux, Eclipse and the whole computer freezes when debugging the contents of a combo box. Neither mouse nor keyboard work.
The only help is logging in from a remote machine via ssh and killing the process. If there isn't such possibility, you have to shut down manually the machine.
There is an easy way in the eclipse configuration in order to avoid this nuisance: select in menu/Run/Debug Configurations the tab Arguments. In the text field VM Arguments, add the parameter -Dsun.awt.disablegrab=true . Thanks to Dirk Niemeyer .
Here the text: http://bugs.sun.com/view_bug.do?bug_id=6714678 "The only reasonable solution to this problem is introducing the system property sun.awt.disablegrab which, if passed as the boolean value of true, effectively disables acquiring grabs on X11 platforms. If the user wishes to debug an application and sets a breakpoint in an event handler that gets fired while a popup window is opened (like a combobox popup), the user must specify this system property before debugging the application as follows: java -Dsun.awt.disablegrab=true ...<other_options>... All known IDEs allow specifying the user-supplied command line options to the java command, making this solution easily adoptable. For instance, in Netbeans open the properties of the project, go to the Run section and type the text "-Dsun.awt.disablegrab=true" (w/o the quotes) into the VM Options editbox. Of course, the project must be configured to run with a JRE having the suggested fix in place. "


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A press notice on the 24 free schools opening in September 2011.
Education Secretary, Michael Gove visited Woodpecker Hall Primary Academy in Edmonton on 7 September 2011. This was the first official opening of a Free School by the Secretary of State.
Michael Gove visits Woodpecker Hall Primary Academy
The Government is increasing opportunity by announcing the opening of the first 24 Free Schools. They are central to the Government’s drive to raise school standards across the country.
Free Schools are funded by the Government but have greater freedoms than local authority-run schools. They are run by teachers - not local councils or Westminster politicians - and have freedom over the length of the school day, the curriculum and how they spend their money.
These schools are opening because of demand from parents for a new or different type of education. Free schools offer a genuine alternative. They offer smaller class sizes, longer hours and higher standards.
Of the first Free Schools:
Education Secretary, Michael Gove, said
These schools offer smaller class sizes, tougher discipline, longer days and higher standards. They give parents more choice. And they force existing schools to raise their game.
Daniel Upfield, headteacher of ARK Atwood Primary Academy, Westminster, London. said
ARK Atwood will have the highest academic aspirations and a caring and family-oriented culture. We believe in the potential of every child who joins the academy and will strive to create a school which provides each pupil with the best possible start in life.
Ayub Ismail, co-founder of Rainbow Primary School, Bradford, said
The Rainbow Primary School would not be here without the support and dedication of parents, stakeholders and the wider community. Now, together, we can focus on transforming our children’s future, developing a truly inclusive, inspirational and dynamic primary school for everyone in Bradford.
Keith Haisman, lead proposer and Chair of Governors at Stour Valley Community School in Suffolk, said
We are delighted that Stour Valley Community School is welcoming 170 pupils when we open in September. As a community focused school in rural West Suffolk, we will be providing an outstanding education to local children, focused on core academic subjects, as well as arts and sports.
The Coalition Government recently announced radical plans to change the school Admissions Code to allow Free Schools and Academies to prioritise the most disadvantaged children (those eligible for Free School Meals) in their school admissions. With children eligible for Free School Meals attracting additional funding through the Coalition’s Pupil Premium - worth £430 per pupil this year - there will be even more incentive for these schools to attract those pupils most in need of the high-quality education they will offer.
The freedoms that Free Schools and Academies have allow teachers to make decisions that are right for local children. International evidence shows that giving teachers and heads more freedom in the classroom helps to raise standards of education.
Charter schools in New York, which are similar to Free Schools, have been shown dramatically to close the gap separating inner-city neighbourhood students from those of the wealthiest suburbs - by 86 per cent in maths and 66 per cent in English. Hoxby, C.M., Murarka, S., and Kang, J (2009) How New York City’s Charter Schools Affect Achievement, The New York City Charter Schools Evaluation Project 2009.
The Harlem Children’s Zone charters have closed the achievement gap between black and white pupils at both elementary and middle-school level. Fryer, G., and Dobbie, W (2009) Are high quality schools enough to close the achievement gap? Evidence from a bold social experiment in Harlem, Harvard University
Charter schools in Chicago close the achievement gap between disadvantaged inner-city public school students and middle-income students in suburban districts by half. This is despite the fact that these students entered the Charter Schools achieving lower scores on average than their public school peers. Hoxby and Rockoff (2004) ‘The Impact of Charter Schools on Student Achievement: A Study of Students Who Attend Schools Chartered by the Chicago Charter School Foundation’.
At home, schools with greater independence are also excelling. From 2009 to 2010, results in Academies increased by an average of 7.8 percentage points (proportion of pupils in Academies achieving five or more GCSEs at A*-C, including English and maths) compared with the national average increase of 4.5 percentage points for all state schools.
City Technology Colleges (CTCs), the forerunner of the Academies programme, which have been up and running for over twenty years have helped children on Free Schools Meals achieve results at twice the rate of similar pupils nationally.
A recent Public Accounts Committee report on Academies found that they have achieved rapid academic improvements and raised aspirations in some of the most challenging schools in the most deprived areas of the country.
Groups that were successful in applying to open a Free School went through a robust process to make sure they were suitable and capable to run a school. They had to:
Like other state-funded schools, Free Schools are inspected by Ofsted, will have their exam and test results published and will have to teach a broad curriculum. Action will be taken if results slip or if teaching is not up to scratch. Free Schools also have to abide by rules on admissions.
The schools opening this month are:
| Project | Location |
| ALDBOROUGH E-ACT FREE SCHOOL | Redbridge |
| ALL SAINTS JUNIOR SCHOOL | Reading |
| ARK CONWAY PRIMARY ACADEMY | Hammersmith & Fulham |
| ARK ATWOOD PRIMARY ACADEMY | Westminster |
| BATLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL | Batley, W Yorkshire |
| BRISTOL FREE SCHOOL | Bristol |
| CANARY WHARF COLLEGE | Tower Hamlets |
| DISCOVERY NEW SCHOOL | West Sussex |
| EDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL | Haringey |
| ETZ CHAIM PRIMARY SCHOOL | Barnet |
| THE FREE SCHOOL, NORWICH | Norwich, Norfolk |
| KINGS SCIENCE ACADEMY | Bradford, W Yorkshire |
| KRISHNA-AVANTI PRIMARY SCHOOL | Leicester |
| LANGLEY HALL PRIMARY ACADEMY | Slough, Berkshire |
| MAHARISHI SCHOOL | Lancashire |
| MOORLANDS FREE SCHOOL | Luton, Bedfordshire |
| NISHKAM FREE SCHOOL | Handsworth, B'ham |
| PRIORS FREE SCHOOL | Warwickshire |
| RAINBOW PRIMARY SCHOOL | Bradford, W Yorkshire |
| SANDBACH SCHOOL | Sandback, Cheshire |
| ST LUKE’S CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL | Camden |
| STOUR VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL | Suffolk |
| WEST LONDON FREE SCHOOL | Hammersmith & Fulham |
| WOODPECKER HALL PRIMARY ACADEMY | Enfield |
As well as 24 Free Schools, one UTC and four Studio Schools will also open this September. These schools will offer pupils aged between 14 and 19 the chance to integrate academic study with practical learning, studying core academic subjects alongside technical qualifications or employability skills. They are a key part of the Coalition Government’s drive to increase the educational options on offer and respond to demand from pupils, parents and employers. The Government has pledged to create 24 University Technical Colleges by 2014.
Black Country UTC will specialise in Engineering and Science. It is based in Walsall in the West Midlands and will serve 480 pupils when at full capacity. The UTC’s lead sponsor is Walsall College.
Stephenson Studio School in Coalville, Leicestershire, will serve 400 pupils when at full capacity. The school’s lead sponsor is Stephenson Further Education College.
Durham Studio School in Urshaw Mill, Durham, will serve 300 pupils when at full capacity. It is a Studio School within a maintained school. The Studio School has been proposed by The Durham Federation which comprises of Durham Community Business College (DCBC) and Fyndoune Community College. The Federation works in partnership with Houghall Agricultural College and has links with New College Durham.
Harpurhey Studio School in North Manchester has been proposed by The Manchester College (TMC) and will serve 300 pupils when at full capacity.
New Line Studio School in Maidstone, Kent, is opening within the New Line Learning Academy.
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Following up my post about validating your HTML, here comes some alternatives to the tools that I suggested in the first post!
There's another validator called vnu.jar. Check out the vnu.jar web service, vnu.jar website and source code. It's very easy to install.
There's a Grunt plugin to use vnu.jar as validator: grunt-html.
gulp-w3cjs works with W3C.js under the hood just like grunt-html-validate. It does not yet have an option to use a locally installed validator. Any takers? :)
Finally, I've heard from a reader that doesn't see the point in validating HTML was missing reasons for why we should validate HTML:
I do miss a discussion about the *value* of validating HTML. You seem to simply assert that it is valuable, but without some kind of justification for why you should do it, validating HTML is IMO just cargo culting.
Or to put it in another way: You should reflect on the question of why many (most?) don’t bother validating their HTML. Is it because the ROI is too insignificant?
Here's a great answer provided by Anders Ringqvist:
HTML validation is *not* cargo culting. If I got a dollar for every time I fixed/answered someones problem/question about a layout problem that was only bad nesting of tags I would be richer than Mark Zuckerberg. Not validated HTML is a time vampire for your dev team. Of course if you only do open source and have all the time in the world or do solo dev then by all means.


In the most controversial political move this century the Pokémon company has stated that in the Galar region we no longer “Gotta catch ‘em all"™, in fact we can’t they won’t all be available!
Since the number of Pokémon in Kanto and Dunbar’s number are approximately equal I think that is a fair number of older Pokémon that will make it across the border. I’m assuming in Galar the legendary creatures can get a special visa or something.
Here is my list of the 151 that better be in Sword and Shield if it wants to remain strong and stable, remember folks:
Galar Remainers
| Nat № | New № | Pokémon | Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | Charmander
|
fire
|
| 2 | 5 | Charmeleon
|
fire
|
| 3 | 6 | Charizard
|
fire
|
| 4 | 7 | Squirtle
|
water
|
| 5 | 8 | Wartortle
|
water
|
| 6 | 9 | Blastoise
|
water
|
| 7 | 13 | Weedle
|
bug
poison
|
| 8 | 14 | Kakuna
|
bug
poison
|
| 9 | 15 | Beedrill
|
bug
poison
|
| 10 | 19 | Rattata
|
normal
|
| 11 | 20 | Raticate
|
normal
|
| 12 | 23 | Ekans
|
poison
|
| 13 | 24 | Arbok
|
poison
|
| 14 | 25 | Pikachu
|
electric
|
| 15 | 26 | Raichu
|
electric
|
| 16 | 37 | Vulpix
|
fire
|
| 17 | 38 | Ninetales
|
fire
|
| 18 | 58 | Growlithe
|
fire
|
| 19 | 59 | Arcanine
|
fire
|
| 20 | 60 | Poliwag
|
water
|
| 21 | 61 | Poliwhirl
|
water
|
| 22 | 62 | Poliwrath
|
water
fighting
|
| 23 | 63 | Abra
|
psychic
|
| 24 | 64 | Kadabra
|
psychic
|
| 25 | 65 | Alakazam
|
psychic
|
| 26 | 74 | Geodude
|
rock
ground
|
| 27 | 75 | Graveler
|
rock
ground
|
| 28 | 76 | Golem
|
rock
ground
|
| 29 | 79 | Slowpoke
|
water
psychic
|
| 30 | 80 | Slowbro
|
water
psychic
|
| 31 | 81 | Magnemite
|
electric
steel
|
| 32 | 82 | Magneton
|
electric
steel
|
| 33 | 88 | Grimer
|
poison
|
| 34 | 89 | Muk
|
poison
|
| 35 | 90 | Shellder
|
water
|
| 36 | 91 | Cloyster
|
water
ice
|
| 37 | 92 | Gastly
|
ghost
poison
|
| 38 | 93 | Haunter
|
ghost
poison
|
| 39 | 94 | Gengar
|
ghost
poison
|
| 40 | 95 | Onix
|
rock
ground
|
| 41 | 104 | Cubone
|
ground
|
| 42 | 105 | Marowak
|
ground
|
| 43 | 109 | Koffing
|
poison
|
| 44 | 110 | Weezing
|
poison
|
| 45 | 111 | Rhyhorn
|
ground
rock
|
| 46 | 112 | Rhydon
|
ground
rock
|
| 47 | 115 | Kangaskhan
|
normal
|
| 48 | 123 | Scyther
|
bug
|
| 49 | 127 | Pinsir
|
bug
|
| 50 | 129 | Magikarp
|
water
|
| 51 | 130 | Gyarados
|
water
|
| 52 | 132 | Ditto
|
normal
|
| 53 | 133 | Eevee
|
normal
|
| 54 | 134 | Vaporeon
|
water
|
| 55 | 135 | Jolteon
|
electric
|
| 56 | 136 | Flareon
|
fire
|
| 57 | 137 | Porygon
|
normal
|
| 58 | 143 | Snorlax
|
normal
|
| 59 | 172 | Pichu
|
electric
|
| 60 | 175 | Togepi
|
fairy
|
| 61 | 176 | Togetic
|
fairy
|
| 62 | 179 | Mareep
|
electric
|
| 63 | 180 | Flaaffy
|
electric
|
| 64 | 181 | Ampharos
|
electric
|
| 65 | 186 | Politoed
|
water
|
| 66 | 196 | Espeon
|
psychic
|
| 67 | 197 | Umbreon
|
dark
|
| 68 | 199 | Slowking
|
water
psychic
|
| 69 | 201 | Unown
|
psychic
|
| 70 | 208 | Steelix
|
steel
ground
|
| 71 | 212 | Scizor
|
bug
steel
|
| 72 | 228 | Houndour
|
dark
fire
|
| 73 | 229 | Houndoom
|
dark
fire
|
| 74 | 233 | Porygon2
|
normal
|
| 75 | 235 | Smeargle
|
normal
|
| 76 | 246 | Larvitar
|
rock
ground
|
| 77 | 247 | Pupitar
|
rock
ground
|
| 78 | 248 | Tyranitar
|
rock
dark
|
| 79 | 270 | Lotad
|
water
grass
|
| 80 | 271 | Lombre
|
water
grass
|
| 81 | 272 | Ludicolo
|
water
grass
|
| 82 | 280 | Ralts
|
psychic
fairy
|
| 83 | 281 | Kirlia
|
psychic
fairy
|
| 84 | 282 | Gardevoir
|
psychic
fairy
|
| 85 | 303 | Mawile
|
steel
fairy
|
| 86 | 318 | Carvanha
|
water
dark
|
| 87 | 319 | Sharpedo
|
water
dark
|
| 88 | 351 | Castform
|
normal
|
| 89 | 352 | Kecleon
|
normal
|
| 90 | 355 | Duskull
|
ghost
|
| 91 | 356 | Dusclops
|
ghost
|
| 92 | 374 | Beldum
|
steel
psychic
|
| 93 | 375 | Metang
|
steel
psychic
|
| 94 | 376 | Metagross
|
steel
psychic
|
| 95 | 443 | Gible
|
dragon
ground
|
| 96 | 444 | Gabite
|
dragon
ground
|
| 97 | 445 | Garchomp
|
dragon
ground
|
| 98 | 446 | Munchlax
|
normal
|
| 99 | 447 | Riolu
|
fighting
|
| 100 | 448 | Lucario
|
fighting
steel
|
| 101 | 462 | Magnezone
|
electric
steel
|
| 102 | 464 | Rhyperior
|
ground
rock
|
| 103 | 468 | Togekiss
|
fairy
|
| 104 | 470 | Leafeon
|
grass
|
| 105 | 471 | Glaceon
|
ice
|
| 106 | 472 | Gliscor
|
ground
|
| 107 | 474 | Porygon-Z
|
normal
|
| 108 | 475 | Gallade
|
psychic
fighting
|
| 109 | 477 | Dusknoir
|
ghost
|
| 110 | 479 | Rotom
|
electric
ghost
|
| 111 | 562 | Yamask
|
ghost
|
| 112 | 563 | Cofagrigus
|
ghost
|
| 113 | 570 | Zorua
|
dark
|
| 114 | 571 | Zoroark
|
dark
|
| 115 | 587 | Emolga
|
electric
|
| 116 | 590 | Foongus
|
grass
poison
|
| 117 | 591 | Amoonguss
|
grass
poison
|
| 118 | 599 | Klink
|
steel
|
| 119 | 600 | Klang
|
steel
|
| 120 | 601 | Klinklang
|
steel
|
| 121 | 607 | Litwick
|
ghost
fire
|
| 122 | 608 | Lampent
|
ghost
fire
|
| 123 | 609 | Chandelure
|
ghost
fire
|
| 124 | 616 | Shelmet
|
bug
|
| 125 | 617 | Accelgor
|
bug
|
| 126 | 656 | Froakie
|
water
|
| 127 | 657 | Frogadier
|
water
|
| 128 | 658 | Greninja
|
water
dark
|
| 129 | 679 | Honedge
|
steel
ghost
|
| 130 | 680 | Doublade
|
steel
ghost
|
| 131 | 681 | Aegislash
|
steel
ghost
|
| 132 | 700 | Sylveon
|
fairy
|
| 133 | 707 | Klefki
|
steel
fairy
|
| 134 | 710 | Pumpkaboo
|
ghost
grass
|
| 135 | 711 | Gourgeist
|
ghost
grass
|
| 136 | 722 | Rowlet
|
grass
|
| 137 | 723 | Dartrix
|
grass
|
| 138 | 724 | Decidueye
|
grass
ghost
|
| 139 | 744 | Rockruff
|
rock
|
| 140 | 745 | Lycanroc
|
rock
|
| 141 | 747 | Mareanie
|
poison
water
|
| 142 | 748 | Toxapex
|
poison
water
|
| 143 | 767 | Wimpod
|
bug
water
|
| 144 | 768 | Golisopod
|
bug
water
|
| 145 | 769 | Sandygast
|
ghost
ground
|
| 146 | 770 | Palossand
|
ghost
ground
|
| 147 | 772 | Type: Null
|
normal
|
| 148 | 773 | Silvally
|
normal
|
| 149 | 774 | Minior
|
rock
|
| 150 | 778 | Mimikyu
|
ghost
fairy
|
| 151 | 781 | Dhelmise
|
ghost
grass
|


- You can only stop rolling if you click the 'hold' button.
- Your score for a particular round will go to 0 if the die lands on 1.
- This is a cue for player 2 to start playing
- The game ends when one of the players gets to 100 points first.
PLAYER 1
Player 1 name:
PLAYER 2
Player 2 name:
Round Score:
Total score:
Final Score:
Final Game Score:
Round score:
Total score:
Final roundScore:
Final Game Score:


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Across: 1. Evokes horror of trap: 'pal' socialist! (6) 4,23dn. Crazy fears stirred about germ of communism (5 3 5) 10. No small chaos (very confused) (5) 11. Legless hunters dance as one - a shambles with no hint of elegance (9) 12. Such arrangement is evil. Try, as 14 down, to eliminate it! (9) 13,15dn. Famous 14 down, in 5 he had a job: criminal, hungry on island (5 8) 14. Kennedy perhaps one target nearly hit (8 7) 17. 14 across, target of 21, is a minor irritation; ultimately he will bail thief (1. 8 6) Am + ITCH + E L L + PALMER 20. Secret group install a backdoor for return (5) 22. Attack line rests, then gets involved again (9) 24. Covering, lightly boil, leaving second to last one on (9) 25. Celebrity active when turning 100? No longer present. (5) 26. New cassette which will record, a precedent (4 4) 27. Can set out position (6) Down: 1. Remains just as he is (5) 2. Pointless vote, as parties degenerate into celebrity (9) 3. More fluke getting cryptic clue about "The King and I" right (7) 5. I count one less student in this country (5) 6. Tunnel low, so back part engorged (7) 7. 70 percent of dairies produced lines that were on the way out (5) 8. Who really concentrates at work? (9) 9. Indonesian column enters camp (8) 14. A chief is the first opposing authority (9) 15. see 13 across 16. Concerning post on return of 19 (9) 18. Concerned with heat, moving from tropical or icy region (7) 19. Chaps with letters take first of May off, their first condition! (7) 21. Ducks and weaves, about a minute, then takes a dive (5) 22. 17 launches many in the 4 23 and rids a state of chaos (5) 23. see 4 across


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Jose Mourinho ‘slows’ Tottenham signing – Mauricio Pochettino was big backer of deal
by Sport Witness TeamWhen Jose Mourinho walked through the door at Tottenham Hotspur, there was quickly worry in the Seville media about what would happen with Giovani Lo Celso.
That the Argentine hasn’t got off the bench since the change in manager has further increased the doubt growing around Real Betis.
Spurs signed Lo Celso on loan for a €16m fee. Estadio Deportivo report Tottenham can either make the transfer permanent in January for €32m plus bonuses, or for €40m in the summer.
It’s previously been reported the Premier League club have to make the purchase a full one if they qualify for next season’s Champions League, however, they’re currently nine points from fourth position.
Estadio Deportivo, a newspaper local to Betis, reports Mourinho’s arrival ‘slows’ Lo Celso’s full signing, and it’s explained it was very much Mauricio Pochettino behind the summer deal.
Tottenham have recently been linked with Bruno Fernandes again, and he scored twice and contributed two assists as Sporting beat PSV 4-0 on Thursday evening. It’s unlikely the club would have both next season, so perhaps it’s a question of choosing.


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Metro Water Booking Scheduler
This program schedules a lorry for the following day
Schedule executes at 6 AM
Registered Phone Number:
Lorry Size:
6000
9000


Map your results
If you want to see your geo-tagged search results on a map, add a GoogleMap control and bind it to the search context.
Add a Google map
Add the GoogleMap control like any other control. You can bind it to any search, but the control works best when your search includes geographic data. To indicate geographic coordinates, the search query must include latitude ("lat"
) and longitude ("lng"
) fields. The following map and table are bound to the same search context and show the same results in different forms:
The code to create these controls is similar to what we've seen so far. We have a GoogleMap control and a ResultTable control, both bound to the same search context. Note the lat
and lng
fields in the search query.
{% googlemap id="example-map" contextid="example-search" %} {% resulttable id="example-table" contextid="example-search" pageSize="5" %} {% search id="example-search" search="| inputlookup appfx.demo.dataset.csv | fields artist_name bytes clientip device_ip_latitude device_ip_longitude | rename _time as download_time, device_ip_latitude as lat, device_ip_longitude as lng " %}


The Fortune Global 500, also known as Global 500, is an annual ranking of the top 500 corporations worldwide as measured by revenue and the list is compiled and published annually by Fortune magazine.
The world’s 500 largest companies generated $32.7 trillion in revenues and $2.15 trillion in profits in 2019. Together, this year’s Fortune Global 500 companies employ 69.3 million people worldwide and are represented by 34 countries
A Tree Diagram is a way of visually representing hierarchy in a tree-like structure. Typically the structure of a Tree Diagram consists of elements such as a root node, a member that has no superior/parent. Then there are the nodes, which are linked together with line connections called branches that represent the relationships and connections between the members. Finally, the leaf nodes (or end-nodes) are members who have no children or child nodes.
| Level | Name | Example | Indicators |
|---|---|---|---|
| Root | Country | U.S., China, Japan | Companies Count, Total Revenue |
| Node | Sector | Financials, Retailing, Energy | Companies Count, Total Revenue |
| Leaf | Company | Walmart, Apple, Microsoft | Company Revenue, World Ranking |
In this Visualization, we are starting with Root Node of Country to visualize company count ranking per Country to analyze top Countries with the most Global 500 companies.
We then enabled drill down scene to allow user click interested country to visualize top Sectors with the most Global 500 companies.
In the leaf nodes, we are ranking companies by revenue break down by interested Country and Sector.
Click a green bar to drill down, or click the background to go back up.
Drilling down to your interested Country, you can have better understanding on top companies distributions across different sectors.
You can further drill down to any interested sector under this Country to get the company details.
Or, please navigate back to the ranking page break down by Country for a overview.
Now, drilling down to specified Country and Sector, you can clearly get the TOP companies ranking by revenue.
You can hover the button on your interested company to discover more detais.
Now, you can navigate back to have discover some high level break down ranking by Sector and Country.


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THE ROCKETEER is sort of a slower-moving Indy Jones movie with time for a little character development and things like that. The action scenes are superb, and the performances are good. And there are so many little extras in this movie, I'm not sure where to begin.
There's a thug in this movie who's the living image of Rondo Hatton, a character actor who always played thugs in 1940s B-movies. The movie has much of the structure of a 1930s or 1940s movie, with heroic heroes, villainous villains, an over-interest in the doings of Hollywood, and a fancy restaurant scene with singing and dancing. There are "appearances" by folks like Clark Gable, W. C. Fields, Howard Hughes, and other characters of the era. Timothy Dalton gives a perfect performance as an Errol Flynn-like actor with a penchant for over-acting. And Jennifer Connelly has matured significantly since she played the Dorothy-like character in LABYRINTH.
This movie is solid and extremely enjoyable. While there's some sexual innuendo in the movie and some character endangerment, I think most kids over about 7 would like it (I think it's rated PG). It was also a pleasure to see Alan Arkin in a film---where the hell has he been lately??? The lead actor is amiable enough as the Rocketeer, but I can't say he gave the sort of performance that Harrison Ford did in the Indy movies. While he maybe could have used a charisma transplant, he was okay. (Besides, if we still need charisma, we can go see Kevin Costner this weekend!!)
I disagree strongly with the earlier poster who compared this film to BATMAN (and the poster didn't like BATMAN either). BATMAN was a film where style triumphed over all. THE ROCKETEER never quite lets style overtake a very compressed story.
The ending is loads of fun. Seriously.
This is a solid 7 on the Chuck scale. Absolutely worth your time, and a movie you can take your kids to (even if they did have a preview of TERMINATOR II which featured full sidal nudity of Arne!)
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Emergency Social Network(ESN) provide civilians with a social network that they can use
during emergency situations. The system is different from other existing social networks because it is
specifically designed to effectively support small communities of civilians seriously affected in case of
natural disasters like earthquake, tsunami, tornado, wildfire, etc.
Share your status
Status
Explanation
Icon
OK
I am OK, I do not need help.
Help
I need help, but this is not a life threatening emergency.
Emergency
I need help now, as this is a life threatening emergency!


Account Management Tools for
Computer Science Systems
These tools work with an account management system put in place in August, 2017. For details on the new system see Computer Science Department user administration tools
- Activate an account on a Computer Science system
This will let you create an account for Computer Science Department systems. Computer science faculty, majors, grad students, and students enrolled in computer science courses other than 110, 170 and 494 are eligible for accounts.
- Set or reset your Computer Science password.
This will show you a University login screen. So as long as you remember your University password, you set or reset your CS password. If you need more security than a simple password can afford, please see two factor authentication.
- Group management. This will let authorized users (typically faculty) create user groups for computer science systems. This will let you share files with other people and authorize guest users.
This will show you a Computer Science login screen.
- Consider giving us contact information, in case we need to reach you for support reasons.
You can set additional information using "ipa user-mod", e.g. "ipa user-mod YOURNETID --phone=8484452001". "ipa user-mod --help" will give a list of what can be set. "ipa user-show YOURNETID" will show your current information. This command will work only on systems that have been fully converted. For faculty, please use richelieu.cs.rutgers.edu. For research, use tall3.rutgers.edu. All grad and ilab systems have been converted. You only need to do this once. The same information applies to all of our systems. Note that changing first name, lastname, and GECOS won't do anything useful, since we reset them to the official University names nightly.
- By default, everyone uses the bash shell. To change to tcsh use "ipa user-mod YOURNETID --shell=/bin/tcsh" on one of the systems that is fully converted. (See previous item.)
- Two-factor authentication. In case you need more security than a simple password can provide.
- Host Registration .
If you wnat to set up Kerberos on your system, you will need to register it here before you can use the kerberize script. See Integrating your computer into Kerberos for instructions before using this page.
- Integrating your computer into Kerberos . How to set up your computer to use Kerberos.
- Sharing files between systems
NOTE on cron jobs: For systems that use these accounts, cron jobs need special attention. If you're using cron, and you want your jobs to access files in your home directory, you must use "kgetcred -r" on each host where you're going to use cron. See "man kgetcred" for more information.


com.servingxml.components.flatfile
Interfaces
FlatContentReceiver
FlatRecordReader
FlatRecordReceiver
FlatRecordWriter
FlatRecordWriterResolver
RecordInput
RecordOutput
Classes
ByteRecordOutput
CharRecordOutput
FlatRecordReader.NullFlatRecordReader


Hardin:
I've been waiting for you! Let's see the item... Ah, yes, the "Blooded Fabric"... I formally accept it. Goodbye.


dojox.widget.rotator.Controller Test
Controller Commands Test
Default
Prev, Next
Prev, Play/Pause, Next
Prev, Numbers, Next
Titles
Note: Last pane has no title and
uses default.
Play/Pause, Info
Numbers, Info
Info
Styled Controllers


User Details
Input two different users Steam community profile names (or IDs) and press that big blue button!
Note! Both profiles needs to be public!
{{user1.profile.nickname}} {{user1.profile.countryCode}}
{{user2.profile.nickname}} {{user2.profile.countryCode}}
{{sharedGames.length}} shared games
Something went terribly wrong!
Error code: {{errorCode}}
{{errorDetails}}
Please make sure that the Steam profiles provided exists and that they are public!


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Classes | |
| struct | boost::geometry::box_tag |
| Convenience 2D or 3D box (mbr) identifying tag. More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::cartesian_tag |
| Tag indicating Cartesian coordinate system family (cartesian,epsg). More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::geographic_tag |
| Tag indicating Geographic coordinate system family (geographic). More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::geometry_not_recognized_tag |
| "default" tag More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::linestring_tag |
| OGC Linestring identifying tag. More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::point_tag |
| OGC Point identifying tag. More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::polygon_tag |
| OGC Polygon identifying tag. More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::ring_tag |
| Convenience (linear) ring identifying tag. More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::segment_tag |
| Convenience segment (2-points) identifying tag. More... | |
| struct | boost::geometry::spherical_tag |
| Tag indicating Spherical coordinate system family (spherical,celestial,...). More... | |
Namespaces | |
| namespace | boost |
| namespace | boost::geometry |
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- valueChanged(TreeSelectionEvent) - Method in class gui.GUInterface
-
- VDFileExtension - Static variable in class core.VirtualFileSystem
-
virtual disk file extension
- VDFileName - Variable in class core.VirtualFileSystem
-
path to the file where the virtual disk will be serialized on the host file system
- VFS_ICON - Static variable in class gui.GUInterface
-
- VFS_ICON_SELECTED - Static variable in class gui.GUInterface
-
- vfsApp - Static variable in class clui.CLUserInterface
-
- VFSApp - Class in core
-
A virtual file system application that can be included in a user interface.
- VFSApp() - Constructor for class core.VFSApp
-
creates a VFSApp loading all existing virtual file systems on the working directory in the host file system.
- vfsApp - Static variable in class gui.GUInterface
-
- vfsDataBase - Variable in class core.VFSApp
-
the virtual file systems loaded in memory
- VFSTreeCellRendrer() - Constructor for class gui.GUInterface.VFSTreeCellRendrer
-
- virtualDisk - Variable in class core.VNode
-
the virtual disk object that contains the node
- VirtualDiskIDs - Static variable in class core.VirtualFileSystem
-
virtual disks ids
- VirtualFileSystem - Class in core
-
A representation of a virtual file system.
- VirtualFileSystem(String, long) - Constructor for class core.VirtualFileSystem
-
creates a virtual file system.
- VirtualFileSystem(long) - Constructor for class core.VirtualFileSystem
-
creates a virtual file system with default name.
- VirtualFileSystem(String) - Constructor for class core.VirtualFileSystem
-
loads an already existing virtual file system from the host file system
- VNode - Class in core
-
An absract representation of a node in the virtual file system tree.
- VNode(String) - Constructor for class core.VNode
-
creates a VNode in the virtual file system of size 0 B with the given argument as name.


{% extends "app_base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block head_title %}Students{% endblock %} {% block main %}
To enroll {{ student_info.student.first_name }}, please add a grade level to the current school year.
{% else %}To enroll {{ student_info.student.first_name }}, please add a school year and grade level first.
{% endif %} {% endif %}


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Distances
Measurement Unit
Geometries
Clear Geometries
Union results
Buffer
Results Layer
Clear result graphics


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Before Change
for ii in question_ids:
question_num += 1
power_mark = power(ii)
if power_mark == "10":
print("Looking for power for %i, got %s %s" %
(ii, power_mark, str(ii in power._power_marks.keys())))
score = present_question(question_num, ii, questions[ii],
buzzes, finals[ii],
questions.answer(ii),
score=score,
After Change
score = Score()
question_num = 0
question_ids = sorted(questions._questions.keys(), key=lambda x: x % 11)
question_ids = list(question_ids)[flags.skip:]
for ii in question_ids:
// print(ii, questions[ii])
question_num += 1
power_mark = power(ii)


One of the many powers of polyphenols, like those found in popcorn, is their ability to block enzymes that cancers need to grow and, in doing so, regulate the spread of cancerous cells, notes the American Institute for Cancer Research.
Since popcorn is all whole grain, its insoluble fiber helps keep your digestive tract in check and prevents constipation.
High-fiber foods take more time to digest than non-fibrous foods, so they can keep you fuller longer.