For the last decade most of my work has been centered around music. These past several years, however, I have also taken the creativity and sensibility from my musicianship and developed it into a passion for learning and writing code. Through various courses online I have taught myself to build responsive websites and web apps. I have studied a variety of languages including php, java, and c#, sql, and am currently using and focusing on javascript, html/css, ejs, node.js, and mongoDB/ mongoose library.
I am always continuing my education so that I can better my abilities, and I am currently working through a react.js Course. My ideal future goal includes finding a digital marketing/ web development company to work for that embodies a creative spirit in a diligent environment. Please feel free to contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for any inquiries of any kind.
This is a Wordpress site that I build and maintain for a local author (my mother :) ). It was built from a free wordpress theme, but I had to add a ton of customized css to get it to look the way I wanted it to look. The custom css also allowed me to make the site resizeable for different devices. It was interesting working with wordpress. I'd much prefer writing all the code, but this format allows the client to update the site pretty easily if they need to.
I recently built this for my wedding! I customized this to work with our wedding colors and to work around an engagement photo that I really liked. It is built entirely from html/css, javascript, ejs, node.js and currently hosted on heroku. The trickiest part of this project was to create a working rsvp section with multiple forms that will appear depending on the name of the invited guest. Submit different names to check it out. (Try these names --Jeff Stout, Chris Porostosky)
I still play in several bands at the moment. This is a website I built for my side project --Poro. It is entirely created with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and hosted via netlify. I tried to make it a seemless and very easy to navigate site. I think it looks great on mobile as well as desktop.
This is a fun To Do list project. Its one of the first projects I did to learn how to persist data inputed by a user. The database used is MongoDB/ mongoose (ODM library) to persist the user given To Do Items. Also used is the LoDash library for helping with the javascript code.
This is a blog website of terribly great Jokes. It incorporates ejs templating, a MongoDB Atlas Connection, and some BootStrap Library integration along with Javascript, Node.js, and HTML/CSS. One unique aspect to this site is the use of ejs templates which allows pages to be created upon the addition of joke names. This project also allows any users to add a joke to the blog themselves. Have a bad one? Add it to the Blog!
This project uses bootstrap and CSS to create a one page layout for selling the world's greatest dating service App for Dogs!
Let's Make Your Website Beautiful!
Click to Email Me!


Video: Ben Simmons Makes His First NBA 3-Pointer
by Chris RosvoglouIt appears all those videos of Ben Simmons shooting from long range in the offseason weren’t that deceiving. On Wednesday night, the All-Star forward made the first three-point shot of his career.
There aren’t too many flaws in Simmons’ game. He’s an exceptional passer, solid defender and more than capable of scoring inside the paint.
Perimeter shooting has been the biggest weakness for Simmons since he entered the NBA. Somehow, the former No. 1 overall pick went 171 regular season games without connecting from beyond the arc.
Simmons finally snapped that drought as he hit a three-point field goal tonight against the New York Knicks.
The crowd at the Wells Fargo Center went into a frenzy after the ball went through the bottom of the net.
Check it out:
Most of Simmons’ teammates were celebrating near the bench when he made the shot.
All jokes aside, the Philadelphia 76ers could take a massive leap forward this season if Simmons can occasionally make jumpers. The team doesn’t need him to become an elite shooter, but he needs to make defenders at least respect his outside shooting.
Simmons might have to make a few more three-pointers this season if he wants people to believe that he’s actually expanded his offensive skillset.


Which tag is used to create a link to another page?

<link>

<america>
Which tag is used to create a link to another page?

<link>

<america>
What two tags should always be nested directly
inside the
tags?
Answer:
and
True or False?
All HTML elements must be composed
of an open and closing tag.
False!
What target attribute is used to open
a link in the same browser window?
"_self"
"_home"
"_active"
"_blank"
What target attribute is used to open
a link in the same browser window?
"_self"
"_home"
"_active"
"_blank"
A website is a way to present your content to the world. HTML is used to present that content while CSS is used to make it visually pleasing to a user.
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets
CSS is a "style sheet language" that lets you style the HTML elements on your page. It cannot be used alone to build a website.
.body {
background-color:blue;
width: 100%;
height: auto;
}
header {
background-color: #f95a61;
}
header .logo {
display:block;
width: 129px;
margin: 0 auto;
padding-top: 20px;
}
header nav ul {
text-align: center;
}
body {
color: #333333;
}
body
the Selector
color
the Property
#333333
the Value
li {
color: #333333;
width: 68px;
float: left;
}
li
the Selector
color,
width, float
the Properties
#333333,
68px, left
the Values
selector {
property: value;
}
A block of CSS code is called a rule.
The rule starts with a selector, then declares properties and values.
A property-value pair is called a declaration.
There are 3 ways to link your CSS to your HTML:
Inline
Embedded
External
Inline CSS is shoved right inline with your HTML:
These words would be red.
These words would have a lot of styles.
😖 However, it is difficult to utilize for large projects.
Embedded CSS is placed inside the
element at the top of your HTML page.
<!DOCTYPE html>

This is a paragraph

😖 However, because it is located in the HTML file, it cannot be shared by other HTML files.
What if the CSS file was completely maintaned seperately from everything else and could be shared by all HTML files?
🎉 Voila! The linked CSS file!
The link to the style sheet is placed in the
of the HTML file.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">

👍 By placing a link to the shared CSS file on all HTML pages,
a single file can be managed on larger projects.
👍 It also saved on bandwith requests to the server when the page is loading.
👍 Linked CSS files are the preferred method for all nerds!
In your website folder, create a new file called style.css
Add a link to your CSS file in your HTML file.
Add the CSS rule below to your style.css file:
body {
background-color: yellow;
}
CSS
body {
}
HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>

<link rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css"
href="style.css">

Here is my H2 Header
Lorem ipsum dolor amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit.
Nullam ut ex turpis. Quisque
ac euismod magna. Nunc nulla
ante, cursus id diam quis,
finibus lobortis lorem.
Nulla vulputate dictum.
- This is my list
- This little guy
- This other guy
- List item things
- aw yeah

Browser
CSS
body {
background-color: lime;
}
HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>

<link rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css"
href="style.css">

Here is my H2 Header
Lorem ipsum dolor amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit.
Nullam ut ex turpis. Quisque
ac euismod magna. Nunc nulla
ante, cursus id diam quis,
finibus lobortis lorem.
Nulla vulputate dictum.
- This is my list
- This little guy
- This other guy
- List item things
- aw yeah

Browser
Declarations are the property and value of the characteristics declared for an HTML element.
Declarations always end with a semicolon and are surrounded by curly brackets.
selector {
property: value;
property: value;
property: value;
}
Select all paragraph elements:
p {
}
Select all image elements:
img {
}
Select all paragraph elements:
p {
font-size: 12px;
color: #65b34e;
}
Select all image elements:
img {
width:100px;
height:200px;
}
You can declare colors in many different ways.
It is up to you to pick which method you prefer.
Standard Color Name
red, lime, purple
Hexadecimal Value
#ff0000, #737373, #65b34e
RGB Value
rgb(255, 10, 20), rgb(17, 180, 17), rgb(0, 0, 0)
RGBa Value
rgba(255, 10, 20, 0.2), rgba(17, 180, 17, 1), rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1)
HSL Value
hsl(0, 100%, 10%), hsl(1%, 10%, 90%), hsl(22%, 5%, 19%)
The color property changes the color of text.
p {
color: red;
}
p {
color: rgb(255, 0, 0);
}
p {
color: #ff0000;
}
You can declare the size of elements in a few different ways.
It is up to you to pick which method you prefer.
Pixels (px)
the number of pixels declared is relative to the user's screen
Ems (em)
1em is equivalent to to the declared default size.
For example, if the default font size for a font is 20px, 0.5em would be 10px.
Percentage (%)
Generally used for delcaring responsive elements.
The background-color property changes the color of the background.
div {
background-color: blue;
}
div {
background-color: rgb(0, 0, 255);
}
div {
background-color: #0000ff;
}
Add some rules to your CSS file
Change the font color and background color of 3 different elements
🌟 Bonus: try to select a link, a paragraph and a list item.
All elements of a font can be manipulated:
p {
font-family: Arial, sans-serif, Comic-Sans;
font-size: 18px;
color: #ff0000;
background-color: yellow;
}
⚠ Note: font-color
is not a valid property (that always trips me up).
The font-size
property specifies the size of the font:
p {
font-size: 12px;
}
p {
font-size: 1.5em;
}
p {
font-size: 100%;
}
Some declarations can be written using shorthand:
p {
font-style: italic;
font-weight: bold;
font-size: 10px;
font-family: Sand-serif;
}
p {
font: italic bold 10px sand-serif;
}
Some properties (such as fonts) can have
one or more comma separated values:
p {
font-family: Arial, sans-serif, Comic-Sans;
}
Try to change the fonts of your page (color, size, style).
You can target elements inside other HTML elements by using a space.
The CSS will look for elements inside other elements.
You can target elements within elements:
CSS
p strong {
color:red;
}
HTML
This is important
Browser
Let's look at this example:
CSS
ul li a strong {
color: orange;
}
HTML
- This will not be selected.
- This will also not be selected.
-
I'll be orange!
Browser
What if you wanted to remove that blue?
CSS
ul li a strong {
color: orange;
}
ul li a {
color: black;
text-decoration: none;
}
HTML
- This will not be selected.
- This will also not be selected.
-
I'll be orange!
Browser
In your CSS file, try to specifically target elements within other elements.
IDs
IDs are not found very often, and should
only be targetted if a class cannot be used.
IDs targeted by using a #
#navigation {
}
Classes
Lots of elements can have the same classes.
Classes are targeted by using a .
.shadow {
}
You can select an ID by using #
CSS
#footer {
width: 200px;
}
HTML
This is the footer.
You can select a Class by using .
CSS
.blue {
color: blue;
}
HTML
This text would be blue.
This text would not be blue.
Add an ID and Class to your HTML
Add a CSS rule that targets and styles your ID
Add a CSS rule that targets and styles your Class
CSS Styles "cascade" down:
CSS
p {
color: blue;
font-family: 'Helvetica';
}
.red {
color: red;
}
#special {
font-weight: bold;
color:orange;
}
HTML
This would be blue.
This would be red.
This a special orange paragraph.
Your browser has a priority list of CSS depending on the selector:
color: red !important;
style="color:red;"
#footer {width: 100%;}
.heavy {font-weight: bold;}
p {font-family: 'Helvetica';}
Your browser also assigns priority based on the specificity of the selection. The more specific selectors have higher priority:
.main .sale .clearance p {
color: red;
}
.main .sale .clearance {
color: green;
}
.main {
color: purple;
}
The tie-breaker is position in the CSS. Rules that are lower in the file overwrite rules higher on the file:
a {
background-color: yellow;
}
a {
background-color: teal;
}
a {
background-color: black;
}
The tie-breaker is position in the CSS. Rules that are lower in the file overwrite rules higher on the file:
a {
background-color: yellow;
}
a {
background-color: teal;
}
a { //this one wins
background-color: black;
}
As you can imagine, we only scratched the surface of CSS Properties. Most CSS properties have self-explanatory names:
background-color
font-family
font-size
color
width
height


Spry Documentation
Getting Started with Spry
If you are new to Spry, we suggest you start with these:
Spry Primer
- A general overview of Spry concepts. A good starting point for those new to Spry.
Photo Gallery Tutorial
- Walk through a basic Spry workflow. (Online)
XML Primer
Data Set and Region Overview
Then check out the code in our
samples
.
Learn about widgets in our
Spry Widget Philosophy
.
Learn about effects in our
Effects Coding Model
.
Spry 1.6 Overview
Validating Spry Pages
Periodic Table case study
Best Practices Articles
Working With Data
Adobe AIR Photo Gallery coding
Data API
Data Set and Region Overview
Building a Dynamic Table
Element Selector Overview
HTML Data Set
JSON Data Set
JSON Primer
Nested Data Set Sample/Overview
Paged View Data Set
Photo Gallery Tutorial
XML Primer
Spry Help (PDF)
Working with Widgets
Accordion
Auto Suggest
Checkbox Widget
Collapsible Panel
Confirm Widget
HTML Panel Widget
Menu Bar
Password Widget
Radio Button Widget
Rating Widget
Select Widget
Sliding Panels
Spry Widget Philosophy
Tabbed Panel
Text Area Widget
Text Field Widget
Tooltip Widget
Widget Model
Widget APIs
Working with Effects
Effects API
-Lots added for 1.6!
Effects Coding Model
Effect Migration
- Changing from Spry 1.4 to 1.5.


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There's no has_pow
instance for integer powers in a field, there's just fpow
. Is there a reason why the notation isn't used for fpow
?
maybe it was written before has_pow
? I think @Rob Lewis will know


I’ve now fully integrated CloudMidas into my digital design business, and I have to say, it’s the best decision I ever made! In my line of work I’m constantly on the move, in and out of meetings, meaning real time collaboration with clients and the ability to switch between my phone, tablet and desktop seamlessly are major factors for me. CloudMidas offer this and more!
- Emily Hale, UX/UI Designer
The most favorite aspect of CloudMidas for us was that it’s so easy to use. We had team members using a variety of different software - we’ve now consolidated everything using CloudMidas. It's super user friendly, making it a clear choice if you work with a team that that aren’t so tech savvy!
- Christian Mclaney, Support Developer


Direct manipulation, particularly drag and drop, is under utilized in desktop applications and is almost non-existant in web applications. That's in the process of changing.
A collection of Direct Manipulation examples that work in modern browsers. Each example is a proof of concept. I'm answering the technical question "Can I do this?" as opposed to the interaction design question "Should I do this?".
Most of the JavaScript has been bundled into a reusable package called the ToolMan DHTML Library which you can download and use for free.
The dragging script was originally based on Youngpup's DOM-Drag. Sorting was originally based on Simon Cozen's Javascript drag-and-drop ordered lists.
Quirksmode has been invaluable across the board.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit |
Framework classes (contains the
WebClient class which is the main entry point). |
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.activex.javascript.msxml |
Implementations of the MSXML's (ActiveX) JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript |
Classes in this package are specific to the JavaScript engine - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.configuration |
Classes in this package are specific for the JavaScript engine - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host |
Implementations of the various JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.arrays |
Implementations of the JavaScript host objects for Typed Arrays - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.canvas |
Implementations of the Canvas JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.canvas.ext |
Implementations of the Canvas extension JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.crypto |
Implementations of the Crypto JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.css |
Implementations of the CSS JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.dom |
Implementations of the DOM JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.event |
Implementations of the JavaScript host objects for events - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.fetch |
Implementations of the Fetch JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.file |
Implementations of the File JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.geo |
Implementations of the Geolocation JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.html |
Implementations of the HTML JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.idb |
Implementations of the IndexedDB JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.intl |
Implementations of the Internationalization JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media |
Implementations of the JavaScript host media objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media.midi |
Implementations of the MIDI JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media.presentation |
Implementations of the JavaScript host presentation objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.media.rtc |
Implementations of the Real Time Communication JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.moz |
Implementations of the Mozilla JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.performance |
Implementations of the Performance JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.security |
Implementations of the security JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.speech |
Implementations of the Web Speech JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.svg |
Implementations of the Scalable Vector Graphics JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.worker |
Implementations of the Web Workers JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.xml |
Implementations of the XML JavaScript host objects - users of HtmlUnit shouldn't
need anything in this package.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| JavaScriptEngine
A wrapper for the Rhino JavaScript engine
that provides browser specific features.
|
| JavaScriptErrorListener
A listener for JavaScript exceptions.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractJavaScriptEngine
An interface for
JavaScriptEngine . |
| DebugFrameAdapter
An adapter class for debug frame implementations.
|
| DebuggerAdapter
An adapter class for debugger implementations.
|
| HtmlUnitContextFactory
ContextFactory that supports termination of scripts if they exceed a timeout.
|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| JavaScriptErrorListener
A listener for JavaScript exceptions.
|
| PostponedAction
An action triggered by a script execution but that should be executed first when the script is finished.
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| NamedNodeMap
A collection of nodes that can be accessed by name.
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| SimpleScriptableProxy
Proxy for a
SimpleScriptable . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| SimpleScriptableProxy
Proxy for a
SimpleScriptable . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HtmlUnitScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
|
| SimpleScriptable
Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
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Base class for Rhino host objects in HtmlUnit (not bound to a DOM node).
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--- title: "Spark ML -- Tuning" aliases: - reference/sparklyr/latest/ml-tuning.html ---
Perform hyper-parameter tuning using either K-fold cross validation or train-validation split.
ml_cross_validator(x, estimator, estimator_param_maps, evaluator,
num_folds = 3L, seed = NULL, uid = random_string("cross_validator_"),
...)
ml_train_validation_split(x, estimator, estimator_param_maps, evaluator,
train_ratio = 0.75, seed = NULL,
uid = random_string("train_validation_split_"), ...)
| x | A |
| estimator | A |
| estimator_param_maps | A named list of stages and hyper-parameter sets to tune. See details. |
| evaluator | A |
| num_folds | Number of folds for cross validation. Must be >= 2. Default: 3 |
| seed | A random seed. Set this value if you need your results to be reproducible across repeated calls. |
| uid | A character string used to uniquely identify the ML estimator. |
| ... | Optional arguments; currently unused. |
| train_ratio | Ratio between train and validation data. Must be between 0 and 1. Default: 0.75 |
The object returned depends on the class of x
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spark_connection
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or ml_traing_validation_split
object.
ml_pipeline
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is a ml_pipeline
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with
the tuning estimator appended to the pipeline.
tbl_spark
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is a tbl_spark
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immediately fit with the input tbl_spark
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ml_cross_validator()
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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Grade: 90
"2001" is probably the most original film ever made. It is so different from conventional films that, in fact, it may be a different art form altogether. Even the very best films, such as "Casablanca", "Rebecca" and "Chinatown" have formulaic elements. In contrast, "2001" is in its own world, as if all the movies made before had never existed. While director Stanley Kubrick has made even better films ("Dr. Strangelove" and "Barry Lyndon", and perhaps others I haven't yet seen), "2001" will always be the most impressive, just for its originality and audacity.
The film has four parts. The first section is the dawn of man.  In the second part, a second black monolith is found buried in the moon by astronauts in the year 2001. This leads to a mission to Jupiter by another team of astronauts and a talkative, emotional computer named Hal. The final and most surreal part has astronaut Dave traveling to the infinite and beyond.
"2001" opened to mixed reviews. Many critics were (and perhaps still are) put off by the lack of dialogue and character development, the slow pace, and surreal imagery. "2001" is a story told by cinematography, with much of the meaning left to the imagination of the viewer.
The film's significance was not lost on the Oscar committee, however, which awarded "2001" Best Special Effects and Best Art Direction. Kubrick was nominated for Best Director, and the film was nominated for Best Writing. It is odd that the sparse script was nominated instead of cinematography.
The most developed character in the film is Hal, a computer that is more emotional than the robotlike humans that accompany him on the mission. The confrontation between Hal (voiced by Douglas Rain) and Dave (Keir Dullea) is the most interesting part of the film, more so than the increasingly bizarre and unfathomable finale.
Trivia: "2001" took three years to film. Supposedly there was 200 times more film shot than was used in the final version. The little girl in the telephone video is Kubrick's daughter Vivienne.
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Wednesday, October 01, 2014
I worked all day in the garage building a rear compartment cover for Randy’s boat. My stapler broke and so when I went to use it, it wouldn’t work. I believe that the last time I used it, it quite working then. I have it ready to inst the carpeting on it and then I will have to wait for the piano hinge to get here to finish it. That has been more of a job than I thought it would but the main problem is the boat shape is not quite even. It was almost 10PM when we got to bed.
Thursday, October 02, 2014
We got up at 7AM although I was up most of the night, not being able to sleep. I was trying to figure out how to fasten the carpet onto the boat cover without a staple gun. Mae and I went into the Ogden Temple and got on the 10:30 AM Session. The session was full even though the sisters out did the brothers almost 3 to 1. As we left the Temple to come home Mae realized that she had left her purse in the temple locker. We went back and they were able to find it for her. After coming home and having lunch Mae went shopping. She went to Arrow Fasteners and bought me a new Staple Gun. Their goes any prophet in doing that job. Bob and I mowed the lawns. While mowing the front parking I noticed that the cover over the 2ndary water on Mike Lindstrom lot is completely rotted away and very dangers if someone was to step on it. I pointed it out to him and told him that if he would get me three 2 x 6 and one 2 x 4, I would build him a cover for the junction box. He went right down and bought the boards and brought them to me. It didn’t take very long and we had it built and installed. Mae got back with my new staple gun. We got most of the tools gathered up and out to the trailer. At least Bob can park in the garage tonight. Mae and I brought the boat up and washed the seats and vacuumed the carpet so that it is ready to take fishing tomorrow. we and dinner and while Mae got our pill boxes replenished I enter my journal entry for the past two days.
Friday, October 03, 2014
We got up at 4:15AM and got ready to go fishing. Brother and Sister Garf came just before 5AM and we soon left to go fishing. It was after 7AM when we got to the Jordenal Reservoir and launched the boat. It was a very nice day but fishing wasn’t really good. We tried flies but ended up going to pop-gear. I caught one chub which I throw back for the Sea Gulls to eat. Ron caught one nice rainbow and Mae caught two rainbow trout that we kept and one small fish that we tried to release but it turned up and the Sea Gulls got it. We were most of the day and by the time we finished cleaning the fish it was after 5PM. Mae and I came home by way of Weber Canyon to be away from the Salt Lake traffic. We stopped at Coal Ville and filled the pickup with gas and got us a Sub-Way sandwich to eat on the way home. We went directly to Jeff and Gail’s where we tended the children this evening. It was almost 11PM when we got home. We were so tired that we soon went to bed.
Saturday, October 04, 2014
We slept in and got up just in time to watch the Saturday morning session of General Conference. It was very good. I suggested to Mae that maybe we could plan on one more fishing trip before putting the boat away for the year. She just said that we couldn’t afford to do it. That did upset me but it is true. After that session I looked for my pump to winterize my boat with Anti-Freeze. I did some cleaning out of my storage shed with several things that I will send to the Deseret Industries. I did get some Anti-Freeze and added a fuel stabilizer to the fuel. By then it was time for the Afternoon Session of General Conference. I helped Mae get ready for the Garf’s to come for dinner at 5PM. They came a little early but that was ok. We enjoyed having fried fish for dinner. We enjoyed their company and after eating we watched the Priesthood Session of Conference, again enjoying the messages. I love the Gospel, have a strong testimony of the Restoration and the Prophet Joseph Smith and of the Priesthood Leadership. I do have a discouragement of my children and the problems they are having.  Mae and I took showers and when I came back into the living room Mae had picked a show on Netflix for us to watch. The show was good but it left me discouraged about the decisions that life has for us. Mae was tired so I had her got to bed and I stayed up working on my journal.
Sunday, October 05, 2014
I turned on the TV and watched the end of the BYU and Utah State collages football game. Utah State won by 15 points. I then watched the last half of a western show before I went to bed about 3AM. We enjoyed sleeping in this morning. Both Mae and I slept until 9AM. We got up in time to watch the Tabernacle Choir and then watched the Sunday Morning Session of General Conference. After the conference session we took a nap and then watched the afternoon session. I was starting to work on my journal when Bob knocked. He had gone to get him a Whooper in West Roy but as he started to return he had a dizzy spell and had to pull over. We were glad that he was able to pull over and stop. He thought of using his medical alert but then waved his arm out the window and a young couple saw him and turned around and when they found out what happened one drove his car back home and the other followed. That was very special of them and I thanked them and they left. I believe that it really scared Bob. Mae and I watched the Afternoon Session of Conference. Later this evening we watched a movie on Netflix before going to bed.
Monday, October 06, 2014
Both Mae and I slept well. Mae woke just after 8AM and I woke just before 9AM. After breakfast I started working on my boat and Camper getting them about winterized and ready for storage. David brought his boat over to store it here as his boat wider than his garage door. We will remove the tower from the boat and then it will fit in my boat storage car port. He will then put my boat in his garage for storage. Stacy came over and wanted to talk about the situation with Bob. I hope that we came up with some ideas. The time sure went by fast today but I guess I did get some things accomplished. I was sure tired when I came in for the evening. Mae cooked a nice dinner. She then folded clothing and put it away, that she had washed today. We watched a show on Netflix this evening and enjoyed it even though we have seen it sometime ago, “Sleepless in Seattle”.
Tuesday, October 07, 2014
I woke up depressed this morning. I wanted to get Randy’s boat finished but there were a lot of things that ties up time. I had to take Bob over to the Distribution Center, so he could buy himself some garments. I got some work done on Randy’s boat but still have more to do. I gave up and quite working on the boat for the night, when Robert and Patty came over about 4PM. They have an electronic unit to try on Bob. Robert wanted me to try it also so that took about an hour of my time. Whether or not it did anything I don’t know. I haven’t used my hearing aids much today as they are bothering me too much. We were late eating dinner. After dinner we both played some games on the computer. Mae read an e-mail that sure indicates the fall of the United States as was designed by our Founding Fathers. Satan sure must be laughing at our Supreme Court with its liberal, treasonous Judges.
Wednesday, October 08, 2014
Mae was up several times but other than that we slept well. It was almost 8AM when I got up. After breakfast Mae and I put up tomato soup. This afternoon I worked on Randy’s boat. Grand and Stacy came over to work with Bob. After they left Bob came down and asked me if I thought he should sale his car. I told him that I felt he should. He said that wasn’t what he wanted to hear but maybe he should. Irven called with water problems and I told him where to look for the pressure regulator. That may need to be replaced. This evening I met with Morgan at his home. Morgan also invited Vie and Tish Gram, plus Wayne and Claudia Thompson to meet with us. We talked over several options for the dinner, everything from Turkey to Soup. We still don’t know when we can have it, but it will not be next week end. I am sure tired this evening so after getting home we soon went to bed.
Thursday, October 09, 2014
I woke with a dream at 7:30AM that really put me in a depressed mood. I remember that Grandpa Hill found that when he started getting old and hard of hearing that he couldn’t find employment. That is what my dream was about except it was me that now can’t find employment. I am concerned but there isn’t much I can do about it now. I have thought about going to Lowe’s or Home Depot but just the thought of it upsets me. I don’t think I could do it. Bob then called and needs to go to the bank and then to Kmart where they will cut his toe nails. After breakfast I took him to those places. I looked at Ace Hardware’s tools and am thinking of buying some Craftsman tools. I worked on Randy’s boat this afternoon. I also called Dr. Kody Kennington about my hearing aids. They want me to come back in. Mae and I went in and I told him that these hearing aids just weren’t working. He wants me to try a different type of hearing aid before I give up. The cost will not increase and if they don’t work I will still get my full refund back. We decided to try that. I finished Randy’s boat except for putting the anti-freeze in it. Mae went Visiting Teaching to Jackie Provert this afternoon and had a good visit. I also got my fishing poles and equipment put away. I was tired when I came in and just wanted to quite. Scott, Kylan and Kaitlyn came over to bring back my tiller. They stayed for a few minutes. Mae and I watched the show “Fine Touch” and really enjoyed it.
Friday, October 10, 2014
We slept in having both slept well last night. Mae made great waffles for breakfast. I got Randy’s material and labor figured up for the work on his boat. We mowed the lawns today as they were getting bad. Bob still uses the rider mower and doesn’t seem to have any problems driving it. Robert came out this afternoon and gave Bob and I a treatment. I don’t know if it is doing anything are not. This evening we took Bob with us and we attended Elwood Stewart Johnston’s viewing. We are glad that he was finally able to pass on. It has been a good experience to have known both Elwood and his wife Cleone. They were sure great and wonderful people. Mae and I watched some TV before going to bed.
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Today has been a busy day. We got up and ate breakfast before 8AM. Mae helped me put the cover onto my boat. I then went over to Brother and Sister Barns and helped them with their packing. Brother Barker and Brother Campbell, along with the Roger boys, also came over to help. We worked until almost 10AM and I came home so that I could get ready to attend Patriarch Johnston’s funeral. Mae had attended part of Rachael’s soccer game and a practice for Mat. We attended the funeral service. When we got home David and his family was there as we were going to get his boat inside of my canapé for the winter. Scott, Kylan and Kaitlyn also came over to help as we needed to take the tower off the boat before it would fit under it. We had plenty of good help and it went well. Mae prepared lunch for all of us. After they left I went back over to the Barn’s helping them. We got most of the house hold belongings packed and moved into a storage unit. We also had more people come this afternoon to help. I came home at 6PM and we had some dinner and then went to Marge and Morgan’s 50th Wedding Anniversary. Their family put on a very nice program. After getting home I filled out this entry, took a shower and then we watched the show “The Willie and Martin Handcart Story” on DVD before going to bed.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
I woke at 7:30AM and had to hurry to get to High Priesthood Quorum Group Leadership meeting. Glen was already there when I got there but Morgan was still in Ward Council meeting. I conducted our Quorum meeting with Brother Neiderhouser giving the lesson. After priesthood meeting I came home and brought Bob back to Sacrament meeting. Following meeting I visited the Casey’s and took them some vegetables. I took our air mattress over to the Barn’s for them to use for a couple of nights as last night they slept on some very thin pads and was uncomfortable all night. I also tried to get some help from some in the ward to help me move a couple more pieces of furniture for the Barn’s. I visited with Sister Larsen before Sacrament meeting and she said that Dick was quite sick. I called Dick to see if he would like a Priesthood Blessing but he declined. I started typing an article for the Ward News Letter and then we went up to David and Shauna’s to have dinner with their family. We had a wonderful dinner and then we played table games and visited for a while. After getting home I called Glen Higgley and he will come over tomorrow morning and help me move David’s and my boats around to get them both inside the cover. Mae helped me with my article for the ward news letter and I will have to finish it tomorrow. I entered this entry into my journal before going to bed.
Monday, October 13, 2014
I woke at 5:30 but went back to sleep in the recliner, not wanting to wake Mae. Mae was able to sleep until 7AM. David came down to help me put our boats away. Also Glen Higgley came over with his 4 wheeler and put my boat into the cover. The 4 wheeler is small enough that after pulling my boat into the cover, he could continue through the cover and around the back side. The boats fit perfect under the cover. We then used my pickup to pull David’s travel trailer up to the front of the drive way where we then hooked it to David’s pickup. We have been unable to find the 2nd set of keys to Bob’s car. We were sure that we had both set of keys on the kitchen cabinet. Stacy E-mailed me the information on Carroll and Sherri’s death certificates that we need to order new death certificates. Time went by quickly as normal but we did get most of what we wanted to done. I went up to a shooting range above Kaysville where I met David, Tyler & Connor. I sighted the Laser Sight in, on my Beretta 9mm pistol. David, Tyler & Connor did some sighting on David’s pistol and rifle. I then came home and finished unloading a few items out of my pickup. Mae had most of them unloaded for me by the time I got there. I then went over to help the Barn’s with their packing. There were several that came and helped and by the time we finished most everything is packed. I can’t imagine that they will ever get all their items ever moved to California. I believe there will be a lot that will just stay in storage until after their estate is settled. After getting home after dark we ate dinner. We watched a show depicting the story of Ruth from the Old Testament, which we really enjoyed. I then watched the story of “The last stand of Custard at Little Big Horn”, while Mae researched the candidates running for Political positions and Constitution Amendments to the Utah State Constitution. Mae has really been busy today with Monday washing and working in the garden as well as taking care of me. She did find Bob’s car keys, in her purse. She felt bad about the keys but I was glad that I didn’t say much about it. I sure don’t have any room to criticize her but I sure do love her.
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
We slept in this morning. The car was low on fuel so I took it to the station and filled it, getting back just before 10AM. Mae then took Sister Olsen into Ogden to a Doctors appointment. I ate my breakfast then got some things ready to take to the D.I. After lunch we went over to Durk’s to see what I could find to re-plumb our camper. That didn’t work out. We were going to take some items to the D.I. but we tipped the grill over and broke it so we just took stuff to the dumps. We looked at some apartments for seniors and a trailer park. We decided to attend the movie “Meet the Mormons” so we stopped and got some Harmon’s chicken that we ate before going to the movie. After the movie, which we liked, we stopped on the way home and got a frozen Yogurt. After getting home we watched a show on Netflix titled “What If”. It was ok.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
It has been a different day. I had several things that I had planned on doing today but things didn’t work quite the way I thought and I did a lot of chasing around and I really didn’t get much accomplished. I did look at the apartments at Twin Trees. This afternoon Mae and I drove over to the Monta Viata mobile park in north Roy and looked at a couple of units that are for sale. Mae isn’t interested to look at this time so I guess I had better forget it for now. I worked on my journals for a while before we went to bed.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
We slept until almost 9AM before getting up. We worked in the garden and I got the carrots all harvested and stored away. Mae picked the strawberries, tomatoes and peppers picked. We are still getting some vegetables although it is getting cold and they aren’t ripening very fast. Mae went Visiting Teaching this afternoon and I chauffeured Randy around most of the afternoon. Randy paid me for the repairs on the boat plus extra for me chauffeuring him. Mae and I watched the movie “Love Affair to Remember” on Netflix. Although we have seen it several times we still enjoyed it.
Friday, October 17, 2014
We were later getting away this morning so we didn’t leave for Tooele until after 10AM. We stopped at Chelci’s and dropped off the airplane teeter totter and a water barrel to them. We also stayed and visited for a little while. We then drove out to Sandi’s and visited for a while before going on to JaNae and Brad’s. We took dinner there and visited for quite a while. At 4:30PM we left and followed JaNae to Grantsville where JaNae teaches dancing. JaNae can still clog and teach very well. I took a walk around the block and I felt disappointed at the trashy yards and streets there in Grantsville. After the Clogging class we went over and watch Dawson and Kennedy in their Karate class. It was fun watching them. After getting home we ate and started watching a show on Netflix but didn’t care for it so we changed and started another show but got interrupted by Bob. Mae went up to see the problem. Grant and Stacy were there and Mae was there for over an hour. Grant and Stacy had to take Bob into the hospital.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
We had just got to bed when they returned. After they left Bob again knocked and I went to see the problem.  When grant got here he, Grant called the hospital and they gave him instructions. That seemed to solve the problem for the rest of the night. When we woke up at 7:30AM, Mae had already been up for 20 minutes. Mike, Becky, Middy and Jessie came about 10AM. They visited and played games until after 2PM. We sure enjoyed having them here. After lunch Mae and I went for a walk. We were sitting in the rocker swing when Bob came and wanted me to get him a new electric raiser. I gave him one that I had and then I took him to Target where we bought him some replacement blades for the razor. I worked on my journal while Mae filled out some applications for Saint Marks Garden Senior housing in Kaysville. We watched a show on Netflix but got the wrong series. We watched “Left Behind II” and so we will have to watch “Left Behind” another time.
Sunday, October 19, 2014
I woke at 5:30AM and spent an hour reading scriptures, meditating and praying. I had to hurry in order to make it to my meeting and I wouldn’t have had breakfast had it not been for Mae getting up and getting it for me. Meetings went well although I couldn’t hear much of the talks during Sacrament meeting. When we got home we had some lunch and then went Home teaching, visiting Teaching to sister Fallis’s. Our home teachers were at our place when we got home. I had told Bob but he didn’t remember and was looking for us. After they left I worked on my article for the Ward newspaper, that I should have had in last Sunday. I did some chasing this afternoon and then we went over to Jeff and Gail’s. We enjoyed playing games with Jeff, Gail and Marcy. It was late when we got home. Grant and Stacy are getting quite upset with Bob, but sometimes I am afraid that they are not understanding of old people. Before going to bed we got laughing about old age as we figured that laughing was better than crying.
Monday, October 20, 2014
We got up and started the morning. We decided that we had to hurry as we have and appointment to look at a trailer home in Roy at 10AM. We decided to eat a light breakfast now and then go out to eat lunch in between looking at the one unit and then looking at another in the same trailer court. We are quite impressed with the first trailer home but the 2nd is much nicer. It is also almost three times the price. We went to Denny’s to eat lunch and sure enjoyed that. We got talking about what we should do and I suggested that we go on another mission. Mae isn’t too pronged about that. I would like to serve another mission but maybe I am just trying to get out of all the decisions and problems that are around us right now. I sure don’t know what we should do. The Larsen’s were going to come over and have dinner with us but they are not feeling well so called and backed out. Grant and Stacy came by and we visited for a while. I don’t know if that will help them or not. I do feel that it is wrong for the rest of Bob’s children to stand back and let Grant and Stacy carry the load. Mae and I watched a movie on TV this evening before going to bed.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Mae didn’t sleep well last night. I am quite confused as to what we should do about looking at the mobile home. I feel that we should clean up my tool trailer and try to sell it, along with most of the tools. Maybe try to sell the camper. Bob came down at nine and the first thing he said was “Well, it’s about time you got up”. That really didn’t set with me. He wanted me to take his car over to Dee’s Service before 8:00 am to have it serviced. After eating I went to the tool trailer and started designing a jig to cut plywood circles for Sandi. Bob again came down quite upset that I hadn’t taken the car to Dee’s. I quite what I was doing and took the car over to Dee’s. After returning home and while eating our lunch, we discussed selling our car and buying Bob’s. I went to the Bank and deposited my check from Randy. I also asked about getting an estimate on the price of the trailer house we looked at yesterday. We would have to go through an appraiser for that. I also asked about what we could expect if we sold our car. That doesn’t sound very good but we would have to talk to the dealer as to what they could do for us. I went to Lowe’s and bought materials to make Sandi’s bases for Christmas wreaths. I designed a jig that will hold the router and cut circles out of plywood. I cut 4, 4ft circles and 4, 3 ½ ft circles. It was late when I finished and got things put away. Mae and I ate dinner and then watched the movie “Left Behind”. We then got ready and went to bed.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
We got up early this morning but both of us slept well. I took Bob out to the base so he could get him some groceries but the only thing he bought was some cereal, a package of mixed vegetables and a carton of sea salt. I bought a couple of items but that is what he was in such a hurry to come out for. We went into Dr. Kennington’s for my hearing aids and got the new ones. We hope these hearing aids work better. From there we went to the Ogden Temple where we did an Endowment session. On the way home we stopped at the Monta Vista trailer park and visited with the management. We also looked at two other trailers for sale but weren’t impressed with them. We are still trying to decide which direction we are going with life. I would like to go on another mission but maybe I am just trying to find an easy excuse to make a decision.
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Mae didn’t sleep very well and Bob woke us before 5AM, needing to go back to the hospital. I called Grant as they know what is going on and who he should see. Grant and Stacy came and took him into the Doctor. When they came back, the Doctor had put him on oxygen.  He is to be on oxygen 24 hours a day. Most of the day was spent either getting things set up for Bob or discussing what cares he will need. I went to Burger King and bought Bob a Whooper for his dinner. I started painting the wooden rings that I had cut out for Sandi. This evening Mae and I went over for dinner at Ron and Dian Graf’s. It was a very nice dinner and we enjoyed the evening for a couple of hours. Grant and Stacy were here when we returned so I went up to see if everything was ok. They had brought him some dinner and they had also bought him some garments and some pants. I finished this entry and we soon went to bed.
Friday, October 24, 2014
We woke concerned with getting Bob ready to go into the doctor with Grant and Stacy. While they were gone Robert and Patty came so that Patty could do some house cleaning. I discussed some of the situations that are taking place with Bob and the help it take to care for him. That went into more than I had planned. After Grant and Stacy returned with Bob there were more discussions. I did get the wooden rings painted for Sandi. This afternoon Mae took Bob to an appointment with Dr. Toone. I brought Bob’s car back home, then I tried to find information concerning the shingles on the mobile home we are looking at. That was quite a merry-go-round but I did find a place that can test the shingles for asbestos content. I took Grant and Stacy to the Ogden Airport at 4:45PM. They will be gone on a short vacation. Mae also got a treatment from Dr. Toone when she took Bob there. I started mowing the lawn this afternoon and got the front and side lawn’s mowed before it got dark. Mae worked in the garden getting about the last of the harvest in. She also cleaned the camper so it is ready to show if we can get anyone interested in buying it. In my checking for information about the Mobile Home in Roy I called Carson Mobile Home in Layton and this evening we got an E-mail concerning a unit in Taylorville that looks very interesting. Bob wanted me to find someone and give him a blessing to night. As it is almost 10PM I ask if he could wait until morning. That didn’t make him happy but he wouldn’t tell me what is wrong. I hope I am making the right decision but I am going to wait until morning.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Mae checked with Bob first thing about him wanting a blessing. He doesn’t want one today. Today was a busy day. Mae and I finished mowing the lawns today. I got things ready to go out to Sandi’s. I got a call from Clayton Mobil Homes this morning telling us that they have a 2009 three bedroom unit for sale for $35,000. We stopped over to talk to them about the home. Ashley, the salesperson told us how nice it was and that the area in which the unit was located was 18 or over and very nice. We drove over and the unit is much smaller than the one in Roy, the area is a mess and we saw children out side of the home next door and asked them if they were visiting or did they live there. They told us that they lived there. We just left and went out to Sandi’s. It was quite a job getting the water valve replaced. The first thing that went wrong as I started repairing Sandi’s water supply line was that I had to shut the water off at the meter. When I opened the lid the water was at the top of the concrete meter box. In order to shut the water off I had to first siphon the water out. In doing this I dropped my cell phone into the water. I was able to catch it before it sunk out of sight but water got into the phone and it would no longer work. Mae remembered of reading an article on the E-mail telling you that if your cell phone fell in water, remove the battery and put the phone in a zip lock baggie filled with uncooked rice and leave for 24 hours. We did this. The next problem was that I could not get the water drained out of the pipe enough that the heated pipe would cause the water to heat, allowing the steam to enter the fitting to be soldered, causing the ceil to fail. I used a trick taught to me years ago and stuffed bread into the pipe to hold the water back from the fitting. When the fitting is soldered, you then flush out the bread before letting the water carry the bread into other areas. It worked and I got the valve replaced. It was late when we got home and then Bob wanted us to get him some milk. We drove back to the Maverick store and got some milk and a Frozen Yogurt. After getting home we watched a show on TV before showering and going to bed.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
I let Mae sleep in until almost 8AM but I got up to get ready for my 8AM meeting. Meetings went well but I am very disappointed about my hearing aids. After meetings we had lunch and took a nap. We are quite concerned as to what to do about our own living circumstances. We are leaning very much towards purchasing the Trailer Home in Mont Vista Trailer Park in north Roy. This evening we went over to Scott and Michelle’s to have dinner and celebrate Kaden and Kaitlyn’s 6th birthday anniversary. It was a good evening being with this part of our family for this occasion.
Monday, October 27, 2014
I woke at 6AM but Mae hadn’t slept much so I let her sleep longer. I took Bob into have his eyes checked. We were there for quite a while. We stopped and bought gas and went to the store where Bob did some Banking and bought a few groceries. After getting home I called and visited with Roy and Linda. We found it very interesting that they invited us to come and live with them, when I told them that we may be forced to evacuate this home. Their home is also on a Reversed Mortgage and Roy is older and in pourer health than I am. I got some tools picked up and we went over to the trailer court and did an inspection of the trailer. I measured the roof and got a sample to have tested. We visited with the park management and got an application to rent in the court. They do a back ground check of all candidates for residency. We also gave the owners of the trailer, Bruce and Loreen Wolfley a check for $500 to hold the trailer until we got everything checked out. I did a little around home after returning. Mae and I watched a show on Netflix that was quite good. We then did some work on the computers before going to bed.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
I got up at 7AM but Mae hadn’t slept well so I was going to let her sleep longer but she woke anyway. I cooked egg omelets for breakfast. Mae went over to Jackie Probert to help her and I went to Salt Lake to take a shingle sample to Dixon Information Inc. They ran Lab testing on the Sample and sent me a report that there is no Asbestos in the sample. I was quite sure of that but I wanted to be 100% sure before we purchased the Mobil Home. After getting home I visited with Bob and he indicated that he wanted us to have someplace to go before he died or was taken to a care center. That was good to hear as now we can go ahead with our plans. This evening I took some of our left over chicken feed and egg cartons over to Brother Child and gave it to him for 2 dozen eggs. I visited with Mike Linstrom, next door, about the possibility of him buying a home in the Monte Vista Park. This evening we worked on paper work for applications to the park. We did come up with some concerns about park policies. We will have to check on these items. It is late and we have an appointment in the morning at 10.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
I got up at 5AM and then came into to the front room and tried to sleep in the recliner. I had been dreaming of Bishop Kent Murdock and then I thought about Bruce Wolfley and the comment that he made to his Bishop that came by. He told him that they felt sure that we were going to buy the home. When the Bishop said that he was praying that we would, Bruce said “You had better be as Ken might be your replacement”. I really hope that that is not the case. I will certainly serve where ever I am called but I am a long ways from being Bishop Material! Mae woke and came out about 7AM. After breakfast both Mae and I went to an annual appointment with the eye doctor. Neither of us has had enough change to require getting new glasses. We next went over to the mobile park and looked at the home again. We then went to the office and turned in our request to rent in the park. I took Mae home and then I went down to Dr. Toone’s and got a treatment. This evening Mae tended Scott and Mishelle’s twins while they went out. I went visiting with the Bishopric and High Priest group leadership. It was after 9PM when I got home. It was after 10PM when Scott and Mishelle came to get the children.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Mae didn’t sleep very well but she got up and prepared waffles for breakfast. I then went up to Jeanenne and Kim’s home and installed a new PCV valve on their incoming water. The new one was about a ½ inch shorter that the old one so I had to drain all the water line in the house and re-solder the water line. I then looked at their bedroom bath sink. Someone has dropped something into the sink and chipped the surface near the drain. As a result the drain drips water under neigh the sink. That will take some cleaning up from the caulk that had been used to try so seal the drain and then trying to seal the drain with plumber’s putty. It may take a new sink replacement. I will have to try that another time. After returning home I checked on renting a trailer to haul my shed over to the trailer court. I think I will have to remove a section of fence between our fence and Mike Linstrom’s and pull the trailer through Mike’s place. I helped Mae start the cleaning of the shed. After dinner this evening I made up some of our pills. Grant and Stacy came to see Bob. I think Bob will be ok with us getting the Mobil Home. It was late when we got to bed.
Friday, October 31, 2014
It was almost 8am when we got up. Mae cooked fish for breakfast. After breakfast Bob wanted to talk to us. He decided that he doesn’t want to leave the house. I spent the rest of the morning trying to help him with this decision and it was after noon before he again agreed to look at assisted living. Mae spent most of the day cleaning and preparing for us to move. I had trouble really keeping focus but ended up getting quite a lot done in cleaning up my tool trailer. Mae was able to keep busy but she spent quite a while talking with Shellie. Shellie and Roy are having a lot of difficulty in their marriage. Most of the problem seems to stems from Roy being over bearing with his sex desires. I have to wonder if this marriage will yet last. As I cleaned my tool trailer I became quite emotional with the thoughts of selling all my tools. Mae suggested that we use most of the storage shed to put my tools in there. We will have to see how this works out. Mae made South Western Chicken for dinner and it was sure good. We watched a show on Netflix this evening. Although today is Halloween, as usual with us living in back we didn’t have any Trick-or-Theaters.


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Race Winners
(34 runnings)
2:24:33 2:25:35 2:31:01 2:33:39 14 Oct
2007
2:07:57
2:39:27
08 Oct
2006
2:08:18
2:54:36
09 Oct
2005
2:08:45
2:38:27
10 Oct
2004
2:09:20
2:37:33
12 Oct
2003
2:09:05
2:36:36
13 Oct
2002
2:10:12
2:54:23
14 Oct
2001
2:12:47
2:54:40
08 Oct
2000
2:09:55
2:39:35
10 Oct
1999
2:09:24
2:28:45
11 Oct
1998
2:10:51
2:36:05
12 Oct
1997
2:11:51
2:36:11
13 Oct
1996
2:11:26
2:37:47
08 Oct
1995
2:16:40
2:35:16
09 Oct
1994
2:11:37
2:45:03
10 Oct
1993
2:12:47
2:40:57
11 Oct
1992
2:15:09
2:37:19
13 Oct
1991
2:14:03
2:46:28
14 Oct
1990
2:15:03
2:44:59
1989
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16 Oct
1988
2:14:51
2:34:26
1987
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12 Oct
1986
2:15:13
2:45:25
1985
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23 Sep
1984
2:22:17
3:12:13
1983
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24 Oct
1982
2:16:27
2:55:53
1961-1981
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23 Jul
1960
2:26:07
04 Jul
1959
2:45:05
Notes: 1959 was the inaugural year.
08 Oct
2017
2:06:13
Festus Talam-2
(nc)
2:26:13
Eunice Jeptoo
(KEN) (nc)
09 Oct
2016
2:06:26
Festus Talam
(KEN)
(nc)
2:30:32
Truphena
Chepchirchir (KEN) (nc)
11 Oct
2015
2:05:52
Stephen
Chebogut (KEN)
(nc)
2:38:16
Els Rens (BEL) (nc)
12 Oct
2014
2:06:21
Tilahun Regassa
Dabe (ETH)
2:28:33
Iwona
Lewandowska (POL)
13 Oct
2013
2:09:11
Yemane Adhane
Tsegay (ETH) (nc)
2:34:48
Ruth Wanjiru
Kuria (KEN) (nc)
14 Oct
2012
2:05:46
Dickson Kiptolo Chumba
(KEN)
2:27:20
Aberu Mekuria Zennebe
(ETH)
09 Oct
2011
2:05:48
Jared Chirchir Kipchumba
(KEN)
Georgina Rono (KEN)
10 Oct
2010
2:07:38
Charles Kamathi Waweru (KEN)
Atsede Habtamu Besuye (ETH)
11 Oct
2009
2:07:01
Geoffrey Mutai
Kiprono-2
Beata Naigambo (NAM)
12 Oct
2008
2:07:50
Geoffrey Mutai Kiprono (KEN) (nc)
Lydia Kurgat-2 (nc)
Philip Singoei
Kipyegon-2
Lydia Kurgat (KEN)
Philip Singoei
Kipyegon (KEN)
Agnes Hijman (NED)
Boniface Usisivu (KEN)
Tatyana Perepyolkina (RUS)
Willy Cheruiyot
Kipkirui-4
Annelieke vanderSluijs (NED)
Willy Cheruiyot
Kipkirui-3
Vivian Ruijters (NED)
Willy Cheruiyot
Kipkirui-2
Marleen VanReusel (BEL)
Samuel Tangus
Cheruiyot (KEN)
Valentina Poltavskaya (RUS)
Willy Cheruiyot
Kipkirui (KEN) (nc)
Wilma vanOnna (NED) (nc)
David Ngetich (KEN) (nc)
Nadezhda Wijenberg (NED) (nc)
Grzegorz Gajdus (POL) (nc)
Simona Staicu-2 (nc)
John Kiprono
Kirwa (KEN) (nc)
Mieke Pullen-3 (nc)
Tumo Turbo (ETH)
Simona Staicu (ROM)
Peter Sarafinyuk (UKR)
Carla Beurskens (NED)
Aiduna Aitnafa (ETH)
Jeanne Jansen (NED)
Mohammed Salmi (FRA)
Liesbeth vanAst (NED)
Andrew Green (ENG)
Adriana Barbu (ROM)
Vladimir Kotov (BLR)
Mieke Pullen-2
John Vermeule (NED)
Mieke Pullen (NED)
not held
not held
Jean-Pierre Paumen (BEL)
Heather MacDuff-2
not held
not held
Kim Reynierse (NED)
Heather MacDuff (ENG)
not held
not held
Harry Driessen (NED)
Annelies vanDijk (NED)
not held
not held
Lucien Rottiers (BEL)
Sirri White (NOR)
not held
Frans Kunen (NED) (nc)
Fritz Schoening (GER)
(nc) => NED championship
2013 Patrick Stitzinger was the NED champion (15th place, 2:18:53)
2013
Andrea Deelstra was the NED champion (2nd place, 2:35:39)
2008 Greg vanHest was the
NED champion (14th place, 2:15:38)
2008 Nadezhda Wijenberg was the NED champion (4th place, 2:42:24)
2000 Luc Krotwaar was the NED champion (5th place, 2:14:39)
1999 Luc Krotwaar was theNED champion (12th place, 2:17:44)
1998 Luc Krotwaar was the NED champion (3rd place, 2:12:45)
1998 Mieke Pullen was the NED champion (2nd place, 2:42:02)
1997 Luc Krotwaar was the NED champion (8th place, 2:15:15)
(nc)
=> BEL championship
2017 Dennis Laerte
was the BEL champion (9th place,2:16:29)
2017 Hanna VandenBussche
was the BEL champion (3rd place,2:37:30)
2016 Stijn DeVulder
was the BEL champion (12th place,2:19:54)
2016 Ann-Sofie Claeys
was the BEL champion (5th place,2:49:28)
2015 Abdelhadi El Hachimi was the
BEL champion (10th place,2:15:13)
Most Wins
(1959-date)
Men 4
Willy Cheruiyot (KEN)
2000,2002-04
Women
3
Mieke Pullen (NED)
1990-91,1997
Prize Money (ADR qualified runners) Year Men Women Total 2015 $2,195 $1,575 $3,770
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2015 -1.8 n/c 2014 n/c -3.4 2013 +1.8 -0.9 2012 -2.0 n/c 2011 -1.0 n/c 2010 -2.4 +0.1 2009 -1.9 n/c 2008 -0.0 +1.1 2007 -2.7 n/c 2006 +1.3 n/c 2005 -3.0 n/c 2004 +0.9 n/c 2003 -3.2 n/c 2002 -1.3 n/c .... 2000 -0.3 n/c 1999 -1.6 +1.2 1998 +1.0 n/c 1997 +0.7 n/c 1996 +0.6 n/c .... 1994 -1.2 n/c 1993 -0.2 n/c 1992 +0.4 n/c 1991 +0.4 n/c Avgs -0.7 -0.4
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 2017 477 n/c 2016 652 n/c 2015 651 n/c 2014<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> 448 n/c 2006 596 n/c 2005 554 n/c 2004 510 n/c 2003 453 n/c 2002 548 n/c 2001 172 n/c 2000 383 n/c 1999<PHONE_NUMBER> 522 n/c 1997 468 n/c 1996 429 n/c .... 1994 419 n/c 1993 390 n/c 1992 330 n/c 1991 304 n/c
Quality Performances
Men <2:06 4 <2:07 15 <2:08 25 <2:09 44 <2:10 80 <2:11 98 <2:12 123 <2:13 149 <2:14 180 <2:15 209 <2:16 252 <2:17 296 <2:18 333 <2:19 368 <2:20 400 Women <2:26 5 <2:28 9 <2:30 12 <2:32 18 <2:34 23 <2:36 31 <2:38 45 <2:40 57 <2:42 67 <2:44 78 <2:46 93 <2:48 103 <2:50 119
Last Updated on 10 Oct 2017
Contributor: Wim vanHemert (32)


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| Read Permission. | |
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An enumeration of all ACL permissions.
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The union of the other permissions.
Provides readPermission, writePermission, readAcpPermission, and writeAcpPermission.
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Get the permission by the string supplied.
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Read Permission.
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Gives permission to overwrite the Access Control Policy for the applicable bucket or object.
The owner of a bucket or object always has this permission implicitly. Granting this permission is equivalent to granting FullControl because the grant recipient can make any changes to the ACP.
| + (S3Permission * S3Permission.)writePermission |
Write permission.
When applied to a bucket, grants permission to create, overwrite, and delete any object in the bucket. This permission is not supported for objects.


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One of my favorite shows is "How It's Made" -- my enjoyment mostly stems from learning how stuff is made, but the narrator's cheeky puns and jokes certainly add to it. But something I enjoy more than knowing how stuff is put together, is knowing how things work. I don't know what it is, but I have this childlike fascination with opening things up and learning how it fits together, what each part. That was one of my favorite things about my brief stint (a whooping six months!) in the automative service industry: understanding, a little better, how cars work. It certainly opened my eyes to all the work that goes into even simple automotive repairs.
Sadly, I no longer work on or with cars, I do still fiddle some with mine though, and if anyone has a good link to how a transmission -- manual or automatic -- actually works, I'd be thrilled! But this has left me with a hole in my life. One I've recently begun to fill with how Python operates under the hood -- so to speak. While my skills with C -- which basically amount to printf and for loops -- leave me woefully unprepared to examine much of the source, I can examine the surface parts.
To use a car analogy, if reading the C source for Python is repairing a damaged block or transmission, examining how Python works is more similar to replacing motor mounts and broken belts (something I'm regretfully too familiar with on my CRV). Whereas reading someone else's Python is like doing your own fluid changes. Flawed analogies aside, I'd like to more fully examine how Python objects work and what it really means to call foo.bar().
As a forewarning, this knowledge is great for understanding what's happening, but it's not crucial knowledge to working with classes and objects in the regular sense. All the things I will discuss here deal with how Python 3 handles them. Python 2 is slightly different.
Building a Class
To talk about Python's data model and how it relates to classes and objects, we should first write a class. It so basic as to wonder why we're doing it. The point is, rather than examine some fictional class or object, why not have one of our own to open up and poke at?
class Baz: def __init__(self, thing): self.thing = thing def bar(self): print(self.thing)
That's an extremely basic object. The initalizer takes a single argument a method that prints it out. Of course, we need to instantiate it for us to get use out of it.
foo = Baz(1)
Already, there's some mechanisms at work for us. I don't want to get too deep into class creation, but the short take away is the implicit __new__ classes inherit from object handle object creation and __init__ simply sets the initial state of the object for us.. Delving into __new__ hooks into dealing with metaclasses, which is a topic for another time. What I want to focus on today is what happens when we call foo.bar()
Classes and Objects
You'll often hear that objects and classes in Python are simply nothing more than a pile of dictionaries with dotted access. This obtuse phrasing confused me for a long time and it wasn't until I began asking, "How the heck does self actually get passed?" that I began to understand. Asking this began me down a rabbit hole that lead me to descriptors and __getattribute__ and what they do.
The Dict
All classes in Python have an underlying __dict__ and nearly every instance does as well. The first step to foo.bar() is understanding that methods live at the class level.
print('bar' in Baz.__dict__) print('bar' in foo.__dict__)
True False
Methods are entries in the class's underlying __dict__ but not in the instance's. Because of this, most Python objects can remain relatively small, they simply store their state rather than all of their available methods as well. What does this method look like in the dictionary?
from inspect import isfunction, ismethod print(isfunction(Baz.__dict__['bar'])) print(ismethod(Baz.__dict__['bar'])) print(Baz.__dict__['bar'])
True False <function Baz.bar at 0x7f1d05a87ea0>
We can see that in the class's dictionary, methods are stored as functions and not as methods. It's reasonable to infer that methods are actually functions that operate on class instances. From here, we can imagine that behind the scenes
Baz.__dict__['bar'](foo)
1
Attribute Access
The next piece of the puzzle is how Python handles attribute access. If you're not familiar with how Python attribute look up happens, in short, it looks like this:
- Call __getattribute__
- Is the attribute in the object __dict__?
- No? Is the attribute in the class's __dict__?
- No? Is the attribute in any of the parent classes' __dict__?
- No? Call __getattr__ if present.
- Else, raise an AttributeError
Python starts at the bottom, calling __getattribute__. This what actually allows the dotted access. You can think of the . in foo.bar to be implicit call to this method. This method translates dictionary look up to dotted access and invokes the rest of the chain. Since we already know that methods live in the class's __dict__ and methods are functions that act on the instance, we'll fast forward to there and extrapolate.
Since methods are functions that live in the class's dictionary and act on instances and __getattribute__ is an implicit transformation from attribute to dictionary look up, we can infer that method calls look like this behind the scenes:
Baz.bar(foo)
1
Methods vs Functions
So far so good. All this is pretty easy to grasp. But there's still burning question of how the heck is self (or rather foo) being passed to our methods. If we examine Baz.bar and foo.bar both, we can see there's a transformation going on somewhere.
print(Baz.bar) print(foo.bar)
<function Baz.bar at 0x7f1d05a87ea0> <bound method Baz.bar of <__main__.Baz object at 0x7f1d05a88208>>
Python is some how transforming our function that lives in Baz's dictionary into a method tied to our instance foo. The answer lies in the descriptor protocol. I've written about it else where, and it's probably time to revise it again with my recent understanding. But essentially, descriptors add another rule to our attribute look up. Just before the __getattr__ call: If we recieved a descriptor, call the __get__ method on the descriptor.
This is our missing link. When a function is declared in the class, not only is it placed in the class's dictionary it's also wrapped by a descriptor. Or more accurately, a non-data descriptor because it only defines the special __get__ method. The way descriptors work is by intercepting lookup of specific attributes.
The Descriptor likely has a passing resemblance to this (of course, implemented in C):
from types import MethodType class MethodDescriptor: def __init__(self, method): self.method = method def __get__(self, instance, cls): if instance is None: return self.method return MethodType(self.method, instance)
So, our initial thought of what foo.bar() looks like under the covers was wrong. It more accurately resembles:
Baz.__dict__['bar'].__get__(foo, Baz)() # if we inspect it we see the truth print(Baz.__dict__['bar'].__get__(foo, Baz))
1 <bound method Baz.bar of <__main__.Baz object at 0x7f1d05a88208>>
And in fact, if we put our imitation method descriptor into action, it works similarly to how object methods do.
def monty(self, x): print(x) class Spam: eggs = MethodDescriptor(monty) ##of course, it's also useable as a decorator @MethodDescriptor def bar(self): return 4 ham = Spam() # a lie if I ever saw one print(Spam.eggs) print(ham.eggs) ham.eggs(1) print(ham.bar())
<function monty at 0x7f1d045cef28> <bound method Spam.monty of <__main__.Spam object at 0x7f1d05a780b8>> 1 4
The reason we see a function when we access the bar method when we access it through the class is because the descriptor has already run and decided that it should simply return the function itself.
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PLAYING GOD A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *
So where do you go if you're an ex-doctor with a critically wounded patient to treat? Why, an out-of-the-way biker bar, of course. Once you walk in the door with blood on your coat, they'll know you have a patient in the car and will invite you to bring the patient into the back room. They'll even be happy to assist with the operation.
As recently deposed doctor Eugene Sands, David Duchovny is the only reason to see PLAYING GOD, not that he is nearly reason enough. In his ubiquitous voice-over, he gets the best lines in Mark Haskell Smith's script. His one-liners are sometimes funny and other times wise. ("Life is all a matter of perspective," and "Hell does not always look like hell. On a good day, it can look a lot like L.A.") The promising trailers for the film contain most of the good lines.
The story opens on a drugged Eugene -- who lost his license by operating while stoned -- looking to score some heroin in a bar. When the guy next to him is blasted by some disagreeable thugs, he practices a little illegal medicine on the victim as he squirts blood everywhere. PLAYING GOD is the goriest film I've seen this year and the most gratuitously violent. When the tedious story starts dragging, as it does frequently, director Andy Wilson has someone stick something in a vein so blood can splatter the set.
Wilson's direction is aimless and confusing. When they are not throwing fits, his actors speak in whispers, which, admittedly, in this film is not necessarily a bad thing.
Timothy Hutton plays a criminal named Raymond Blossom, who takes a liking to Eugene since it was one of his men that Eugene patched up in the bar. Raymond likes him so much that he interrupts Eugene's nice heroin high by having him fetched. "Is kidnapping your only way to make new friends?" Eugene asks.
Hutton alternates between lethargy and overacting. One minute he is spaced out, and the next he has a temper tantrum. At first, the script makes him seem the good bad guy as opposed to his Estonian associates playing the bad bad guys, who attempt a world record for the most uses of the F-word in a single minute. The movie delights in attempts to shock the audience through blood and language. (I happened to glance at my wife at one point during the show, and she looked back holding her nose.)
"Tonight, I said to myself, 'I will not get high,' " Eugene tells the audience. "I might just as well have said to myself, 'Tonight, I will not breathe.' " And when the obligatory sequence comes where Eugene goes cold turkey to give up his habit, he makes it look no worse than a case of the flu. A few chocolate bars are all it takes.
Plot holes and improbabilities abound. If any of the characters were likable, the frequent required leaps of faith might begin to get on your nerves, but with this collection of lowlifes, one has trouble caring. Even the lead FBI agent in charge of the case acts like a spoiled and smart-aleck fraternity kid. Only David Duchovny gives this film any humanity and provides any respite from its oppressive storyline.
PLAYING GOD runs 1:33. It is rated R for gore, excessive violence, hard drug usage, profanity, etc. The film is not appropriate for teenagers.
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I really didn't think I would end up posting anything about Michael Jackson, to be quite honest. I think as a midwestern boy growing up, he sort of represented in a human being all the cries of "Faggot!" that boys grow up with as well as scary city stuff, all wrapped up in a man who had two massive faces--the weirdo my mom would probably group in with David Bowie and a few others, and the genius that no one could escape.
He was one of those transcendent musicians who still trigger indiscriminate memories (seeing Alfonso pretend to be him on "Silver Spoons") as well as memories that understandably seemed big enough at the time to still be rattling around in my 31-year-old brain (being envious yet fascinated when a classmate could dance like him; watching as my TV broke the scandal about "markings" a young boy could identify)(a story breaking, as I recall, at a time also scarred by the Magic Johnson announcement).
Is Michael Jackson what I hope to hear when I go to Soul Night? Of course. There's no question that, now that the 80's no longer seem so kitschy, his music still makes people put their drink down and get back to dancin'.
But really, I wanted to write a post simply because I read this over at Said the Gramophone, and it simultaneously showed the strength of that blog while also reminding me of the greatness of a man so wrapped up in so many things beyond "just" making shockingly good music. It's a post worth sharing, and the demo of "Billie Jean" accompanying the piece will make you smile. I really hope you all will read it.


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What is a grid based design
In graphic design, a grid is a structure (usually two-dimensional) made up of a series of intersecting straight (vertical,horizontal, and angular) or curved guide lines used to structure content. The grid serves as an armature or framework on which a designer can organize graphic elements (images, glyphs, paragraphs, etc.) in a rational, easy-to-absorb manner.
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Hype about responsive Webpages
A Responsive website designing is designing websites to respond to the devices and
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When these are viewed on narrower screens, the website appears pretty compact with a horizontal scrollbar.
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Thai ‘fake news’ center says it analyzed 120K items in first 13 days
by Coconuts BangkokThailand’s Fake News Center is officially up and running and has announced the first arrests made in its name along with some stats on the large volume of content – including political – it is forwarding to the authorities.
Two men suspected cybercriminals accused of phishing Line accounts to gain access to their e-wallets were taken into custody last month and this past week, the nation’s top tech minister announced Wednesday.
Puttipong Punnakanta of the Digital Economy and Society Ministry said the pair sent fake porn links to Line users via the ubiquitous chat application that compromised their information and activity history. They would then pose as the affected user and ask to borrow money from their friends. After they received the money, the suspects would immediately delete the account. Police believe many people were duped by this scam in recent months with damages estimated to be over THB100,000 (US$3,000).
They face a slew of charges for violating multiple sections of the Computer Crime Act.
While some suspicion is warranted for any news coming from the “Fake News Center,” word of the arrests plays up its more savory purpose, similar to how the Computer Crime Act was promoted as a tool against online criminals but primarily used to cudgel dissent.
Puttipong did also address the center’s primary purpose, saying a total of 120,391 items were forwarded to it in the first 13 days of November, averaging to nearly 9,300 each day. He said 51,466 of those items were forwarded to relevant agencies to review.
Keeping up the mix of actual crimes vs. thought crimes, he lumped politics, health, finances and drugs together as the reason 7,962 messages were deemed to have a direct public impact. The most worrisome “fake news,” he said, advertised unapproved health products and medicines.
There was no mention of the action taken or enforcement meted out to whomever was deemed purveyors of said “fake news.”
Puttipong said folks can now report computer crimes at 02-288-8000 or online via antifakenewscenter.com.
Related:
Thailand’s ‘Fake News Center’ will use AI to vet online news: digimin


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ABFRealmSearchResultsDelegate Protocol Reference
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– searchViewController:willSelectObject:
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- (void)searchViewController:(ABFRealmSearchViewController *)searchViewController willSelectObject:(id)anObject
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- (void)searchViewController:(ABFRealmSearchViewController *)searchViewController didSelectObject:(id)selectedObject
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This example shows you how easy it is to add drag and drop functionality to GWT widgets. Each GWT logo is made draggable by simply wrapping it in a DraggableWidget object. Likewise, the label "Feed me !" is made droppable by wrapping it in a DroppableWidget


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