Where was The Crown filmed?
The Crown season three launched a week ago, and has probably already been binged in its entirety by millions of fans.
The season has been met with overwhelming praise, from Olivia Colman stepping into the role of Queen Elizabeth to the sensitive portrayal of the real-life Aberfan disaster.
But just where is the series filmed and is that actually Buckingham Palace in the show?
Here’s what you need to know…
Where do they film Buckingham Palace scenes for the Crown?
Obviously the Royal Family weren’t going to permit Olivia Colman and co to come traipsing around their house, dressed as them.
A majority of the scenes set within the palace are filmed at Lancaster House, which is owned by the Foreign Office and isn’t too far from the real Buckingham Palace.
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Wilton House in Wiltshire has also been used as a stand-in for parts of the Palace.
Other interior scenes have been filmed at Waddeston Manor.
For the recently-released season three, the University of Greenwich was used for the scene where Lord Mountbatten (Charles Dance) visits Prince Charles (Josh O’Connor).
Where was the Investiture of the Prince of Wales filmed?
This is one of the occasions where the real life location was used.
The Investiture of the Prince of Wales took place at Caernarfon Castle on 1 July 1969.
Josh O’Connor filmed the scenes at the same location for season three.
Where was Churchill’s funeral filmed?
In season three, viewers watch the Queen attending the funeral of Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
In real life, this funeral was held at St Paul’s Cathedral. Churchill was given a State Funeral – an honour usually reserved for Royals.
The Crown shot this funeral scene in Winchester Cathedral in Hampshire instead.
Where are the White House scenes filmed?
Season three sees Helena Bonham Carter’s Princess Margaret travel to Washington DC to meet with President Lyndon B Johnson.
Rather than send Helena overseas, the White House scenes were filmed at The Hylands House in Essex – which used to host V Festival.
Where were the Aberfan scenes filmed?
The Aberfan disaster saw a coal waste tip collapse, sending an avalanche down the slope onto the village of Aberfan, tragically killing 144 people.
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Because of the nature of these scenes, the filming took place a few miles away from the site, at Cwmaman in Wales’s Cynon Valley.
For other scenes, sets were built to recreate 10 Downing Street and the Cabinet Room.
The Crown season 3 is available now on Netflix UK.


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I try to pay attention to how APIs are transforming as many industries as I can. I usually carve out at least an hour each day, to evalute a specific industry, the APIs in it, trying to understand what each API delivers and how the industry works, while also identifying where the opportunities lie.
Right now I am looking at two areas or industries of APIs:
Even though I want to be familiar with both these areas, and will write stories on everything I find, my primary goal is to provide the Mimeo development team with as much information, about the best document and photo storage APIs available for integrating into our systems.
There are 46 storage APIs and 120 photo APIs in the ProgrammableWeb directory. I went through all of the APIs and pulled out the APIs that were RESTful, had potential for print integration and were popular or were a stable, quality service. I found 19 storage APIs and 12 photo APIs I felt were a fit.
After looking at 166 APIs and pulling out 31 APIs that offered value, you walk away with a pretty good sense of what makes a good API deployment. Anyone who is launching an API should spend time looking at at least 50 other APIs before building their own. API areas should simple, straight the point and employ the essential API building blocks.

Every API should put a really simple explanation of what it does in 150 words or less. Pretend you just have one tweet to use. What value does your API deliver? Make it count!
There are so many other things I consider when evaluating an API, these are a few of my immediate concerns while trying to quickly assess a lot of APIs. Think about it, I’m only dealing with 166 APIs out of 4000 APIs. What will this look like when we have 100K + APIs?


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timelinefx:timelinefx.tlComponent
Class tlComponent Abstract
Abstract component class you can use to add functionality to your game objects
Extend this class with your own to add any kind of functionality, from physics or keep an objects health up to date. The update method
of the component will be run eveytime the tlGameObject.Update method is called.
Namespace myapp
Using std..
Using mojo..
Using timelinefx..
Class MyWindow Extends Window
Field GameObject:tlGameObject
Field ChildObject:tlGameObject
Method New( title:String="tlGameObject example",width:Int=640,height:Int=480,flags:WindowFlags=Null )
Super.New( title,width,height,flags )
'Create a couple of new game objects
GameObject = New tlGameObject
ChildObject = New tlGameObject
'Assign images using LoadShape
GameObject.Image = LoadShape("asset::smoke.png")
ChildObject.Image = LoadShape("asset::smoke.png")
'Position the child object. This will be relative to the parent object.
ChildObject.SetPosition(0, 200)
'Scale it down a bit
ChildObject.SetScale(0.5)
'Add the child object to the parent object
GameObject.AddChild(ChildObject)
'Set the parent position
GameObject.SetPosition(width/2, height/2)
'Add the example component to the gameobject
GameObject.AddComponent(New ComponentExample("Test Component"))
'Update the gameobject to make sure everything is initialised in the correct positions
GameObject.Update()
End
Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override
App.RequestRender()
canvas.Clear( New Color(0,0,0,1) )
'Update the game object
GameObject.Update()
'Render the game object
GameObject.Render(canvas)
End
End
'Example component. Components can contain anything you want to update your game objects
Class ComponentExample Extends tlComponent
Field counter:float
'We need to add the default constructors
Method New()
End
Method New(name:String)
Self.name = name
End
'You can put whatever you need to in the init method, it will be called when the component is
'added to the game object
Method Init() Override
Print "Component initiliased"
End
'This will be called everytime the object is updated with tlGameObject.Update()
Method Update() Override
Parent.Rotate(0.05)
Parent.Move(Sin(counter)*10, Cos(counter)*10)
counter+=0.1
End
End
Function Main()
New AppInstance
New MyWindow
App.Run()
End
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| Name |
Get/Set the Name of the component |
| Parent |
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| Public Methods |
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| Destroy |
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| GetParent |
Get the parent of the component |
| Init |
Insert your Init code here. This is run when the component is added to a #tlGameObject |
| Update |
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Two of the most wonderful people walking the earth were married yesterday. Steve is one of my oldest friends, one of the crowd I fell in with during teenage years (mis)spent exploring the dingier indie/alternative nightclubs of Brighton. We've subsequently worked together (he joined Good Technology at it's first operations guy), lived together, and we train together at Airenjuku Brighton - where he and Yvonne met.
I was proud to stand at his side on the day and assist as his best man.
The wedding was appropriate and gorgeous, with the ceremony held in the Red Room of Brighton Pavilion, on Valentine's day. A tour of the pavilion followed, then a fantastic meal provided by Due South, and a knees-up at Circus Circus with a crowd of familiar faces, and some old friends I've not has a chance to catch up with in years.
At the end of the night, as the last few revellers prepared to stagger away, Yvonne did a reading - a riff on The Invitation by Oriah Mountain Dreamer. I liked it so much I stole her notes, so I could write it up here:
It doesn't interest me what you do for a living. I want to know what you ache for, and if you dare to dream of meeting your hearts longing.It doesn't interest me how old you are. I want to know if you will risk looking like a fool for love, for your dreams, for the adventure of being alive.
It doesn't interest me what grade you are at aikido. I want to know if you feel a sense of pleasant exhilaration even though you're pouring with sweat and it's nearly the end of class.
I was to know if you can get up after a night of watching The Wire and still practice chi gong in the lounge before you go to work.
It doesn't interest me that you use Microsoft Windows. I want to know that you can use Linux, Debian and open source DSB (and other derivatives of UNIX). And that you can fix our home computer when all broadband connections fail. As well as the computer at my sisters, my mum, your grandfather, your dad and all our family and friends.
I want to know that you can eat half of the bar of chocolate that's in the kitchen, and leave the other half for me when I get home from work, even though I scoffed the whole lot last week.
It doesn't interest me if the joke that you are telling is funny.
I want to know that you can groove on the dance floor and that you truly like the shapes that you throw in the light of the disco ball.
Perfect.


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The Keyboard Service, keyboardService
, allows you to bind a key event to any element in your application. For
example, it can be used to enable navigation on a list of items using selected keys from the keyboard (such as the
Item Display Panel). The Hotkey directive also uses this service.
Hotkeys bound to individual elements will be life-cycle bound to that element. If you wish to have a hotkey which works across
your entire application, you can directly use the keyboardService
. Note that “target” here refers to the element
against which the key event is registered by the browser. The full API for this service is as follows:
element
- (DOM element), specifies the element you wish to attach the keydown event listener to.keyCode
- (integer), specifies the key the event listener will listen for.callback
- (function), specifies the function which will be executed when the correct key is pressed.
Takes the event
as a parameter.priority
- (integer: optional), specifies the priority of the attached event. If multiple events
are attached to a single element, then the highest priority event callback will be executed first (default:
1
).stopPropagation
- (boolean: optional), specifies whether or not to stop event propagation when the
key is pressed (default: false
).character
- stringkey
- integer or keycode object (see below)target
- DOMElement, optionalkey
hotkey from a target
. If no target is provided, the binding
will be removed from the document
.
key
- integer or keycode object (see below)target
- DOMElement, optionalkey
hotkey from a target
. If no target is provided, the binding
will be removed from the document
.
element
- DOMElementtext
- stringtext
will be used, and will be added to the top-left of the element
.
As noted above, the key
parameter may be either an integer or an object. As an integer it specifies a keycode
and will bind to a key press without any modifiers. Using an object as described below, a hotkey event may be bound with
one or more modifiers.
getCharCode
API function may be used to convert many characters into keycodes.
To use this service, inject it as you would any other dependency using its full name, keyboardService
. You can
then call its methods as shown below:
Set up a keybind using the fields below, and press it to test.


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Many years ago, on an earlier, vanished version of the Hooting Yard web pages, much attention was paid to ice. Indeed, there was an Ice Project, a collaborative venture the parameters of which were somewhat hazy. In contrast, there has been far too little ice-related material here, and I am aware that this must cause great anguish for many readers. So let me put things right. Look:
Isn't that great? This is one of a set of photographs taken in Geneva last week, and you can look at many, many more of them here.
Meanwhile, perhaps it is time to resurrect the Hooting Yard Ice Project. Don't fret about pesky distractions like Guidelines For Submissions. Just send in your ice-related material, be it observations, pictures, passages of purple prose, or bagatelles, to the Hooting Yard Ice Project Übercoördinator.


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WITNESS LIST Economic Development Committee April 29, 1997-9:00A HB 39 On: Hadley, Susan (Sen. Zaffirini's Staff), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Canfield, Mark (TDH), Austin HB 1149 For: Hanna, Mark (Podiatric Medical Assn.), Austin HB 1305 For: Roan, Forrest (American Insurance Assn), Austin Against: Bent, Steve (TXANS), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Kamm, Robert (Business & Chambers), Austin HB 1901 On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI), Austin HB 1902 On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI), Austin HB 2015 Registering, but not testifying: On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI), Austin HB 2193 On: Brady, Kevin (TDI), Austin HB 2373 Registering, but not testifying: On: Brady, Kevin (TDI), Austin SB 33 For: Davis, Will (Hertz Corp.), Austin Smyser, Craig (Consumer Class), Houston On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI), Austin SB 1937 For: Arnold, W. D. (TX Cable & Telecom Assn), Austin Bucek, Michael (City of Denton), Denton Skogen, Sandra (GTE Telephone Operation), Irving Witcher, Mark (AT&T), Austin On: Akers, Monte (TX Municipal League), Austin Bland, Ivan (City of Arlington), Arlington Bland, Ivan (TCCFUI), Arlington Everhart, Janis (City of Dallas), Dallas Gutierrez, Hector (City of El Paso), El Paso Rabe, Sheree (City of Georgetown), Georgetown Smolen, Paul (TCCFUI), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Hunt, Barbara (Southwestern Bell Tele.), Austin Jones, Tom (SPRINT), Austin Luby, Jamie (MCI Telecommunications), Austin On: Magness, Bill (PUC), Austin Wilson, Martin (PUC), Austin SB 1940 Registering, but not testifying: For: Duke, Robert (TX Financial Services), Austin On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI), Austin


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Cooking time
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Serves
Makes 6 Scotch eggs
Tom's beautifully seasoned scotch eggs are fit to grace any Boxing Day spread. Dish up with homemade apple sauce.
For the apple sauce, in a saucepan, bring 300ml/10½fl oz water, the sugar and lemon juice to the boil. Add the sliced apple and cook until soft.
Blend to a purée using a hand-held blender, then pass through a sieve and leave at room temperature.
For the scotch eggs, gently fry the onions in a little butter until soft but not coloured. Set aside to cool.
In a bowl combine the venison mince, pork belly mince, thyme, cooled onions, garlic, mace, juniper, salt and pepper. Divide the mixture into 85g/3oz balls. Press your thumb into the middle of each ball to make a hole. Push a quails’ eggs into each hole, then push the mince over the top to encase the quails' egg. Place on a baking tray and transfer to the fridge to chill.
Preheat a deep-fat fryer to 180C/350F and preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Put the beaten eggs, flour and breadcrumbs in separate bowls. Roll the Scotch eggs into the flour, patting off any excess. Coat the scotch egg fully in beaten egg, letting any excess drip off. Finally roll the Scotch eggs in breadcrumbs until fully covered.
Gently place the scotch eggs into the basket of the deep-fat fryer and lower into the fat. Cook until golden-brown (approximately five minutes). Carefully remove with a slotted spoon and transfer to a plate lined with kitchen roll.
Transfer to the oven for three minutes to ensure the meat is cooked and the egg is warm and still beautifully runny. Remove from the oven sprinkle with a little salt and serve with the apple sauce.


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This year I changed a lot and I have noticed it. Like when I was a teen I learned to program because I wanted to be a hacker like from the movies. Well turns out a life of crime, it looking nothing like the movies, and also not having anything to do with hacking turned me away from criminal part. Although knowing how to program does not make someone a tinker either.
A lot of my friends tend to build useful things outside of work but I was what I call an aimless programmer. I could never get my self to work on projects mostly because I did not know where to start (this is still somewhat true). There is just so much tech and so many choices out there I get stuck. So I just learn programming languages and tools for fun but then when I try to use them for something I come up blank and just can’t find the will power. I most of time would work on projects I knew were silly and terrible just to have some kind of practise.
I can go into a company, they tell me what they want, and I can build it. Then it hit me a little over 2 years ago. There is no new ideas. Just the same ideas being rehashed and changed a little then shipped out the door with a new tag on it claiming to be new. It is all lies. At least with where tech is today, there is no such thing as a new idea. Well that is my opinion anyway. I find my self getting bored when I was asked to go work on a form, make a function that puts data in the database, have that trigger an email, the list goes on. I ended up applying and getting my current position at the company I work for. Now I am not bored at work again because I am working a new side but how long before I get good at it and start to see the patterns repeat again? Well until that happens things are fine there for now.
Well a pandemic happened
Now I was stuck at home with pretty much nothing to do but work, play video games, talk with my wife, and sit there. Well a few of those things got old real quick. Playing video games all the time is just not my style anymore (highschool, and college could not get enough). Sitting there with just thoughts, well you begin to pick apart your thoughts. So I began just trying to build something that improved my workflow at work in small increaments. At first it was just bash/zsh alias, then a couple functions, sharing the functions with coworkers, and seeing how they write scripts to automate workflow tasks. That is when it hit me. I was trying to build products because that is what I knew how to do but when my friends were building stuff it was to automate their workflows or they like how they or someone else solved a problem at work that they had as well.
I believe the term is a muse
That is why I built my pi cluster. I had a couple services I run and just did not want to get bothered by people of the household if that hardware or service failed for some reason. That is how those things got built. I never saw them as cool because I was the one who built them. They just exist to serve me and my house hold. So I was lacking a muse. By seeing pain points in my workflow I found another muse without thinking about it and started to try and solve it with the least amount of tools. Mostly with stuff built in. So I have begun to build “cool” things.
That got me thinking how am I able to point out to my self these things. Most of my memories are of people pointing out these things too me. Well my perspective on life and just where I am is changing. Its interesting that I am beginning to becoming aware that it is changing. I am not the same person I was 5+ years ago. Not sure if that is good or bad. I am beginning to have way more of an opinion that I did not use to have. So I find my self gravitating towards certain tools and style of computer science. Looking back at failed projects I see why they failed. I was aimless. Maybe I have just learned what I like, and what I want. Maybe I am just becoming wise? Okay that last one is a stretch but someday maybe. Now I find it easier to tell my self what it is I want to do and what my opinion is.
I still like my silly frankinstein projects. I doubt thoughs will ever go away. Maybe now that I am not paralyzed by choice I can build something really cool someday for now though I will just focus on making my workflow as smooth and over engineered as I can make it.


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Chicago Councilmatic tracks all things related to Chicago City Council: the legislation introduced and passed, its various committees and the meetings they hold, and the aldermen themselves.
You can search and browse legislation from 2011 onwards. Some interesting searches include:
Chicago Councilmatic is a free and easy way to access official Chicago City Council information.
Chicago City Council is the legislative body of the City of Chicago. It consists of 50 elected aldermen, each representing one of Chicago's wards. City Council meets monthly and is presided over by Rahm Emanuel, the Mayor of Chicago. The secretary is Susana Mendoza, City Clerk of Chicago.
For more on how City Council works, see the City Clerk's website.
Generally, Chicago City Council deals with the following topics:
Below are the categories of legislation in Chicago:
{% include 'partials/component_bill_type_table.html' %}One of the more unusual aspects of Chicago City Council is the volume of ordinances that are introduced and passed every month. Most of these are routine items like sign permits, damaged vehicle claims, sidewalk cafe approvals and honorifics.
To help sort through all of this, we classify all legislation and tag it appropriately. If something doesn’t look like a routine piece of legislation, we tag it as Non-Routine to make it easier to discover.
This website is open source and on GitHub - meaning that anyone can re-use or adapt the code.
The data from this website comes from the Chicago City Council legislation site, a system built by Granicus using their Legistar Legislative Management Suite. The data is managed by the Office of the City Clerk. On Councilmatic, each piece of legislation provides a link to its source for reference.
This data is then collected daily with the help of the Legistar Web API and stored using the Open Civic Data standard and platform. Open Civic Data standardizes information about people, organizations, events and bills at any level of government and was built in collaboration with The Sunlight Foundation, Google, Granicus and Open North.
The site was built by DataMade, a civic technology company. They build open source technology using open data to empower journalists, researchers, governments and advocacy organizations.
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THE REFLECTING SKIN A film review by Lons Ponschock Copyright 1995 Lons Ponschock
A film by Philip Ridley
This film is well worth seeing.
But I don't have any snappy phrases from the film to use as a hook:
The images that I got from this film were paintings: paintings I've seen and admired, or images which were familiar:
The first of these is Edvard Munch's "The Scream": a shimmering, distorted figure in the act of a primal angst: the image occurred to me in a scene with the character Cameron (Viggo Mortensen).
Second is a painting called "Christina's World" by Andrew Wyeth: a scene of the wheatfields of the plains with a single figure looking towards a barren cabin.
THE REFLECTING SKIN is one of those pictures whose dramatic content will be compromised by 'home viewing' with its distractions and lack of an audience to share the experience.
It is, however, one of the most affecting films I have ever seen. A second viewing did not change this opinion one whit.
As with other fine art films, to attempt to describe it and the power of the images would simply spoil or fail to do the film justice.
Highest recommendation.
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I am a Senior Data Scientist and Computer Vision Engineer at the Professional Services division of Amazon Web Services. Before joining AWS, I worked as a Research Engineer at HP Inc. My work pivots around the design and deployment of new products related to Computer Vision and Machine Learning. My main job focus involves technologies such as 3D scanning, photogrammetry, metrology, and deep learning on 2D and 3D data.
I was a PhD student at UC Irvine, where I was advised by professor Charless Fowlkes at the Computer Vision group. I explored the rapid growth of social networks and digital mapping data, which offers a rich source of contextual information that can be exploited in practical computer vision systems. My Ph.D. research focused on improving object detection and image segmentation by finding geometric context cues. In particular, I investigated how structure from motion and multi-view stereo can help in the world of scene understanding.
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* Calcualtes time by passing in the a previous process.hrtime()
* @param {Array} start_time - pass in process.hrtime() for the start period
* @returns {String} time interval - Returns a string that calculated the time difference in human readable units
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module.exports = (start) => {
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const diff = process.hrtime(start);
const ns = diff[0] * ns_per_sec + diff[1];
let length = ns.toString().length;
let res = ns;
switch (length) {
case 1:
case 2:
case 3:
case 4:
res = `${ns.toFixed(2)}ns`;
break;
case 5:
case 6:
case 7:
res = `${(ns / ns_per_ms).toFixed(2)}ms`;
break;
case 8:
case 9:
case 10:
case 11:
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case 13:
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The file, which can be downloaded below serves as a dynamic file path to the ResearchEvaluation root directory on S:\\
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## [1] "S:\\Superintendent\\Private\\Strategy & Performance\\ResearchEvaluation"
or
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## [1] "S:\\Superintendent\\Private\\Strategy & Performance\\ResearchEvaluation"
The path can also be assigned to an object and then used to access the R&E directory. See the following for an example:
re_path <- readLines("C:\\current_path.txt")
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Alternatives to the steps laid out above are to either:
- Add the directory location as a code snippet in RStudio or
- Add the directory location to your .Rprofile
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Web Security is to protect website from attacking, changing content in web. People who didn't work with the web security will not pay attention on the security issue a web has or not. However, for most time, web security issue exists and web security is important and necessary to protect the web.
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2. The web security is too behind so that it didn't work.
3. Hacker attacked web and changed web but web cannot find it.
4. Although we realize the issue, we cannot solve it.
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2. Web Trojan test
3. Web environment test
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2. Connet safe wifi
3. Not share login information
4. Protect web using firewall
I believe most of us will meet the web security issues. At that time, we need some help for solving that problem. It waste time and money. Therefore, we need to know web security is a important topic and we'd better to know some basic knowledge about it.


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Elixr is a tabletop role-playing game in which players create a character to role-play as, and one person, that chooses to be, is known as the Game Master (GM).
The GM will immerse your character in a world of their creation, where you can expect monsters, magic, and mystical challenges.
The Goal: Create compelling characters, explore mystical worlds full of treasure, intrigue, and monsters. Breed camaraderie, run risks, and reap the rewards. What your character does is up to you.
You can start your adventures by Creating a character.
Or prepare a campaign to run as the GM.
While Elixr does provide many tools and resources to play online, ultimately Elixr is meant to be to played around a table with friends, both old and new.
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Rather than choosing a theme (class) that grants a character specific abilities (a la D&D), a player should choose abilities to fit a theme of their own creation.
Thus, each character is uniquely their own. Players are encouraged to come up with their own races, features, weapons, armor, equipment, and spells, and to share these creations with the community here, in addition to those already in this reference.
Beyond Elixr
Elixr is more than just a tabletop RPG, it can also be considered a method to create your own RPG system.
All of the source code for Elixr is available on GitHub. Feel free to fork your own project.


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When students do laundry, they can be stuck having to juggle their laundry basket, detergent, dryer sheets and fabric softener while walking up or down flights of stairs or outside to a different building. Four individuals saw that and wanted to create a product that could hold laundry items in one container.
During the Startup Weekend Athens event at the Ohio University Innovation Center in 2015, Josh Coury, a 2016 OU alumnus; Patrick Kelley, sophomore studying marketing; Lori Bentz, a 2016 OU alumna; and Anna Sowash, an order fulfillment specialist at Ecolibrium Solar in Athens, took third place with the Laundropack, a container designed to carry laundry supplies, such as detergent, dryer sheets and fabric softener.
Kelley said the product is slightly larger than the average water bottle and holds a two-month supply of all materials necessary to complete the average laundry cycle, including detergent, fabric softener and dryer sheets. It also has a lid that serves as a dispenser.
“We decided to participate in Startup Weekend simply because we heard how fun and accelerated the weekend was developing a business concept as much as possible in just 72 hours,” Kelley said.
Startup weekends are often global and give individuals the opportunity to come together and create new inventions or ideas. The OU Innovation Center has hosted six startup weekend events since 2012.
Kelley had the thought of the Laundropack a few days before the Startup Weekend, which made Coury decide to join in, allowing the two to work together for the first time since meeting in the OU Entrepreneurs club. The team then had 72 hours to finish its product and present it to a group of judges.
“I think we developed a pretty complete prototype for Startup Weekend given the time and resources that were available to us for the weekend,” Kelley said. “Our team really came together in a short amount of time to earn third place and crowd favorite.”
After Startup Weekend, Coury and Kelley decided to keep moving forward with their invention, by surveying more than 300 students at 30 universities throughout the country to validate the necessity for their product on college campuses. After multiple prototype variations and countless meetings with mentors and professors, they filed for a provisional patent in August 2016. They are currently working toward obtaining a utility and design patent.
The team’s hope is that college students across the nation will be able to see the need and importance of their product and use it in their laundry routine. They don’t have a set timeline for when the product will be released, but the hope is to have it out soon, Kelley said.
Coury and Kelley are currently in discussion with a logo licensing company, manufacturer and a nationwide merchandise retailer with the goal of establishing a licensing agreement. Their hope is to have their product in stores by the upcoming Fall Semester.
“Moving forward with the concept, I think I am most excited to actually closing a deal,” Kelley said. “After countless hours of prototyping, business modeling and meetings and calls with professors, the dream in my mind has always been to achieve that moment of walking into a large retailer and picking our product up off of the shelf.”
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THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS A film review by Peter Reiher Copyright 1987 Peter Reiher
The bi-annual Bond film has appeared again, and, thankfully, it's a great improvement on the last few. THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS is the best Bond film since FOR YOUR EYES ONLY, and, before that, one would have to go all the way back to the Sean Connery films to find its equal. Albert Broccoli and John Glen have revitalized the Bond formula by refusing to continue the game of self-one- upsmanship that had reduced the series to near-farce. Instead, they have returned to the strengths of the first few films--semi-believable plots, reliance on Bond rather than on special effects, and a serious tone lightened by occasional humor, rather than self-parody occasionally flirting with reality.
The major reason for this return to the old ways is the new James Bond, Timothy Dalton. Dalton is probably closer to the Bond created by Ian Fleming than any of his predecessors. He not only makes the action believable (which Roger Moore rarely did), and projects the debonair attitude that is so vital to the Bond mystique, but he also manages to show some of the tension underneath. Roger Moore's went through some of the most hideous ordeals without ever showing any sign that he was deeply affected by them. Perhaps a slight expression of concern when the going got particularly rough, and a minute suggestion of relief when he escaped an unusually fiendish trap, but, after that, the experience was completely behind him, and as good as forgotten. Moore's Bond had no more history than the typical figure in a video arcade game, and rather less than some of those.
Dalton, on the other hand, shows that being an undercover agent isn't all a bed of roses. His is the first on-screen Bond who gives any hint that the character could flirt on the edge of a nervous breakdown. Not to say that he doesn't show suitable aplomb in the face of danger, but you can't help but feel that it all *does* mean something to him, and isn't just a game that he knows he's destined to win.
The newly serious character is backed by a much more plausible plot than is typically used in a Bond film. For the first time in quite a while, one might actually have the film spoiled by hearing too much about the plot. Suffice it to say that it borders on the credible, and is not nearly as cataclysmic as A VIEW TO A KILL or THE SPY WHO LOVED ME. Richard Maibaum (whose association with Bond films goes all the way back to DR. NO) and Michael G. Wilson, who wrote the script, provide Bond with a nice selection of witty lines and neat gadgets, again not as broad as in the recent films. Bond jokes when it's appropriate, but the jokes fit within the story. One joke is even thrown away, going almost unnoticed by the audience, thereby making the point that we are watching James Bond relieving the tension with a quip, rather than Timothy Dalton straining for a few cheap yocks.
Director John Glen started off as a second unit director, specializing in action sequences, before graduating to the full directing duties.  He's done a particularly good job with THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS, especially with the action sequences. Glen seems to have been inspired here more by the Indiana Jones school of stunt and action work than by the previous Bond films. He tends to have the danger and intensity build, trying hard to give a sense of true risk, rather than merely dazzle us with the technical brilliance of a stunt. The opening sequence keynotes this change: instead of something like a plane flying vertically through a closing hanger door, or having Bond parachute off a glacier, THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS opens with a sequence relying primarily on that oldest of action settings, a car chase. Skillful editing and direction make it far more exciting than the earlier stunts, which tended to provoke applause rather than tension. Glen and company follow through with this approach throughout.
As has been the tendency in the last few Bond films, a fair number of well known actors show up in supporting roles. John Rhys-Davies appears as a Russian general, Joe Don Baker has an unexpectedly small role as an arms dealer, and Art Malik finally shows up as an Afghan rebel. All do what is expected of them, without any flashes of brilliance. Jeroen Krabbe, as another Russian general, does perhaps a little too much of what is expected of him. Maryam d'Abo joins the list of unknown actresses who have played female leads in Bond films. She's beautiful, and responds well to menace, but doesn't seem likely to have a brilliant future. Several of the usual supporting players show up, doing what they usually do.
The technical work on THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS is a demonstration of state-of- the-craft, rather than state-of-the-art. All areas demonstrate a high degree of professionalism, without ever moving beyond into innovation. Maurice Binder's credits are a particularly weak effort by him, and the title song is one of the worst ever written for a Bond film. The rest of the John Barry score is a serviceable one, but breaks no new ground.
THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS should appeal strongly to those who have spent years yearning for the Bond of yore. People who actually liked Roger Moore's Bond (and there must be a lot of them, considering how much money his films made) will probably be disappointed that THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS isn't that sort of film at all. It is a bit long, and would probably have played better ten minutes shorter, and Dalton doesn't seem to have completely settled into the role. On the whole, though, THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS is an encouraging addition to the Bond series.
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Former Buckeyes Star Roasts Former Michigan Player On Twitter
by Andrew HolleranRivalry Week has arrived in Ann Arbor and Columbus. Michigan is set to host Ohio State in The Game on Saturday afternoon.
The Buckeyes and the Wolverines are surely ready to go. So, too, are their former players.
The Ohio State-Michigan rivalry never goes away. A couple of former star players reminded everyone of that on Twitter late on Saturday night.

Holmes isn’t wrong. Michigan did not win that game. The Wolverines haven’t beaten the Buckeyes since 2011.
Will that change this year?
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The 10 Richest Footballers In The World
by SL InternationalA recent study has revealed that superstars Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are both among the richest footballers in the world, but who comes out on top? Here are the 10 richest footballers in the world!
Click through the gallery above for images of the 10 richest footballers in the world!
Using figures from Celebrity Net Worth, Forbes and The Richest, money and entrepreneurship website Wealthy Gorilla recently conducted a study to see which footballers – past and present – rank as the richest players in the world from their football and football-related activities.
Unsurprisingly given the financial boom in modern-day football, a number of present-day stars feature prominently in the top 10, although legends such as David Beckham, Francesco Totti and Pele also made the cut.
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Juventus superstar Cristiano Ronaldo comes out joint-top with Beckham, who turned out for the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid and who currently owns Inter Miami CF, with both icons boasting a reported net worth of about $450 million (R6.5 billion).
Ronaldo's long-time rival and current FC Barcelona star Lionel Messi completes the top three, with the Argentina international said to be worth a neat $400 million (R5.8 billion) from his playing career and commercial sponsorships.
Fourth-placed Dave Whelan is undoubtedly the odd one out on the list. The former Blackburn Rovers and Crewe Alexandra defender earned his wealth through the ownership of Championship side Wigan Athletic, and their sister Rugby Club Wigan Warriors, and has accumulated a net worth of about $220 million (R3.2 billion).
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Adding Source Files
You will need to populate the ast
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By a tsconfig.json
Source files will be added when instantiating with a tsConfigFilePath
:
const ast = new Ast({
tsConfigFilePath: "path/to/tsconfig.json"
});
…and this can be disabled by setting addFilesFromTsConfig: false
.
Alternatively, populate the ast
object by calling addSourceFilesFromTsConfig
:
ast.addSourceFilesFromTsConfig("path/to/tsconfig.json");
By file globs or file paths
Specify as many file globs or file paths as you wish:
ast.addExistingSourceFiles("folder/**/*{.d.ts,.ts}");
ast.addExistingSourceFiles(["folder/file.ts", "folder/otherFile.ts"]);
ast.addExistingSourceFiles(["**/*.ts", "!**/*.d.ts"]);
By file path
const sourceFile = ast.addExistingSourceFile("path/to/file.ts"); // or addSourceFileIfExists
By structure
Create source files based on an object that looks like the AST of a source file:
const sourceFile = ast.createSourceFile("path/to/myStructureFile.ts", {
enums: [{
name: "MyEnum",
members: [{
name: "member"
}]
}],
classes: [{
name: "MyClass",
// etc...
}]
// etc...
});
The above would create a source file with the following text:
enum MyEnum {
member
}
class MyClass {
}
Note: The file will not be created and saved to the file system until calling .save()
on the source file.
By string
const fileText = "enum MyEnum {\n}\n";
const sourceFile = ast.createSourceFile("path/to/myNewFile.ts", fileText);
Note: The file will not be created and saved to the file system until calling .save()
on the source file.
Note
Adding source files to the AST from a structure or text will act like any other source file, but they will not be saved to the disk unless you ask it to be.
// save it to the disk if you wish:
sourceFile.save(); // or saveSync();


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Howdy folks! My name is Austin Reynolds. Born and raised in Colorado and currently at the age bracket to rent a car!!(beep beep).
I have been writing code for about 3+ years off and on, with really getting my hands dirty just the last year. My biggest language base is most likely Javascript. The last 3 projects I have written have been in React-Native. Which if you don't know is TIGHT! With that said I have a decent understanding of HTML5, Css3, Javascript(oldScool ES5) and Been digging on the ES6 as of late. My ultimate goal with technology is to build something that helps this place we all call HOME. I figure getting my foot in the door with all things code for the web it will probably come in handy down the road.
The biggest challenge in technology, that I see anyways, is the integration of hardware to software to userExperience. And now with web driven and mobile application integration exponetially growing e.g. " IoT ", making sure that a users experience is the best as possible you have got to know the web to deliver the best experience possible!
Moving past my code life and goal, really I enjoy playing Gutiar, contemplating the cosmos, trying to become more like Sherlock Holmes, sitting on Mtns, going to concerts, cloud watching, wathching the shadows of clouds float across the ground. You know just live :) So please feel free to contact me if you want to talk code, or just go sit on a mtn and shoot the breeeze!


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from guizero import App, Picture
app = App()
picture = Picture(app, image="test.gif")
app.display()
The types of image (GIF, JPG, PNG, etc) supported depend on how you installed guizero and the setup of your computer.
Supported files types
All systems support the GIF
file type.
Windows and Linux also support PNG
files.
If you installed the addition image features using pip
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guizero will tell you what file types are supported on your computer using the following code:
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print(system_config.supported_image_types)
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| MacOS | GIF | GIF, Animated GIF, BMP, ICO, PNG, JPG, TIF |
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Resizing
When the size of a widget is changed the image will be changed to fit the widget. If the additional image features were installed and PIL
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Animated GIFs
If PIL
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0.8.4:
- Fixed support for RubyURL.com - Added support for urlTea.com - Added support for moourl.com
0.7.0:
- Added shortify.com, 0rz.net - Modified unit tests - Started using CVS on RubyForge
0.6.0:
- Changed the method for getting the URL for ln-s.net to use their API. So basically, this means the new additional argument attribute in the Service class is now useless, because no service uses it. I've removed it along with the Hash#to_html_args method. - Added d62.net, shiturl.com, littlink.com and clipurl.com
0.5.0:
- Added two services: fyad.org and ln-s.net (thanks to Daniel Dipaolo) - Added an property to the Service class: args. This allows to give additional arguments to services using the GET method (this was needed by ln-s.net) - Added a method to Hash to convert to an HTML arguments style - Added a script called "shorturl" (duh) in the bin directory for usage from the command line.
0.4.0:
- Added minilink.org - More tests for the Service class - Changed the ArgumentError exception for an InvalidService exception in ShortURL.shorten - Created examples/shorten.rb - Added a stats task to the Rakefile. Requires code_statistics, provided by Rails.
0.3.0:
- Added linktrim.com and shorterlink.com - Replaced get_short_url and all the private class methods in favor of a Service class, which makes things clearer
0.2.1:
- Added makeashorterlink.com and skinnylink.com - Refactored get_short_url
0.2.0:
- Added shorl.com, snipurl.com and metamark.net
0.1.0:
- Refactored the tinyurl and rubyurl methods - URI.extract to get URLs instead of regular expressions - Added exception handling to get_short_url to return nil in case of a network error - More thorough unit tests - Made tinyurl, rubyurl and get_short_url private class methods
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- Initial release


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Trump in June authorised a military strike after Iran shot down a US drone, only to call off the retaliation at the last moment.
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Washington has responded with a military build-up in the Gulf and on Thursday launched an operation with its allies to protect navigation in Gulf waters.
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Chapter 8: Schemes and Devices
In this chapter we continue the implementation of the airport game, introducing some slightly more advanced features of the library in the process.
In this chapter we continue the implementation of the airport game, introducing some slightly more advanced features of the library in the process.


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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BasketMarketParams |
BasketMarketParams class extends the BaketMarketParamsRef for a specific scenario.
|
| CalibrationParams |
CalibrationParams the calibration parameters - the measure to be calibrated, the type/nature of the
calibration to be performed, and the work-out date to which the calibration is done.
|
| ComponentMarketParams |
ComponentMarketParams abstract class provides stub for the ComponentMarketParamsRef interface.
|
| ComponentQuote |
ComponentQuote abstract class holds the different types of quotes for a given component.
|
| CreditNodeTweakParams |
CreditNodeTweakParams contains the place holder for the credit curve scenario tweak parameters: the
measure, the curve node, and the nodal calibration type (entire curve/flat or a given tenor point).
|
| CreditScenarioCurve |
CreditScenarioCurve abstract class exposes the bump parameters and the curves for the following credit
curve scenarios:
- Base, Flat Spread/Recovery bumps
- Spread/Recovery Tenor bumped up/down credit curve sets keyed using the tenor.
|
| MarketParams |
MarketParams is the place holder for the comprehensive suite of the market set of curves for the given
date.
|
| NodeTweakParams |
NodeTweakParams contains the place holder for the scenario tweak parameters, for either a specific curve
node, or the entire curve (flat).
|
| Quote |
Quote interface contains the stubs corresponding to a product quote.
|
| RatesScenarioCurve |
RatesScenarioCurve abstract class exposes the interface the constructs scenario discount curves.
|


Note: The relative coverage summary table shows the median
relative performance of each fuzzer to the experiment maximum. Thus the
highest relative performance may not be 100%.
trial_relative_coverage = trial_coverage / experiment_max_coverage
Note: The relative coverage summary table shows the median
relative performance of each fuzzer to the experiment maximum. Thus the
highest relative performance may not be 100%.
trial_relative_coverage = trial_coverage / experiment_max_coverage
{{ experiment.relative_bug_summary_table.render() }}
# Check out the right commit.
git checkout {{ experiment.git_hash }}
# Download the internal config file.
curl https://storage.googleapis.com/{{ experiment.experiment_filestore}}/{{ experiment.name }}/{{ experiment_config_relative_path }} > /tmp/experiment-config.yaml
make install-dependencies
# Launch the experiment using paramters from the internal config file.
PYTHONPATH=. python experiment/reproduce_experiment.py -c /tmp/experiment-config.yaml -e <new_experiment_name>
{% endif %}
{% if description %}


Group of propagators.
More...
#include <core.hpp>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Group of propagators.
Definition at line 725 of file core.hpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::PropagatorGroup::PropagatorGroup |
( |
unsigned int |
gid |
) |
[inline, protected] |
Initialize with group id gid.
Definition at line 4902 of file core.hpp.
| Gecode::PropagatorGroup::PropagatorGroup |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline] |
| Gecode::PropagatorGroup::PropagatorGroup |
( |
const PropagatorGroup & |
g |
) |
[inline] |
Member Function Documentation
Assignment operator.
Definition at line 4910 of file core.hpp.
| Home Gecode::PropagatorGroup::operator() |
( |
Space & |
home |
) |
[inline] |
To augment a space argument.
Definition at line 4915 of file core.hpp.
Move propagators from group g to this group.
Definition at line 903 of file core.cpp.
Move propagator p to this group.
Definition at line 4929 of file core.hpp.
Move propagator with id id to this group.
Throws an exception of type UnknownPropagator, if no propagator with id id exists.
Definition at line 912 of file core.cpp.
| bool Gecode::PropagatorGroup::operator== |
( |
PropagatorGroup |
g |
) |
const [inline] |
Test whether this group is equal to group g.
Definition at line 4920 of file core.hpp.
| bool Gecode::PropagatorGroup::operator!= |
( |
PropagatorGroup |
g |
) |
const [inline] |
Test whether this group is different from group g.
Definition at line 4924 of file core.hpp.
| unsigned int Gecode::PropagatorGroup::size |
( |
Space & |
home |
) |
const |
Return number of propagators in a group.
Definition at line 926 of file core.cpp.
| void Gecode::PropagatorGroup::kill |
( |
Space & |
home |
) |
|
Kill all propagators in a group.
Definition at line 937 of file core.cpp.
| void Gecode::PropagatorGroup::disable |
( |
Space & |
home |
) |
|
Disable all propagators in a group.
Definition at line 950 of file core.cpp.
| void Gecode::PropagatorGroup::enable |
( |
Space & |
home, |
|
|
bool |
s = true | |
|
) |
| | |
Enable all propagators in a group.
If s is true, the propagators will be scheduled for propagation if needed.
Definition at line 959 of file core.cpp.
Member Data Documentation
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractIncDec |
Abstract class for instructions that add a fixed value to a current value
stored in a register.
|
| AbstractJump |
Abstract class for all variants of jump instructions.
|
| AbstractStack |
Abstract class for instructions that use stack.
|
| InstrAdd |
Add instruction adds numbers from 2 registers and stores the result into a
third one.
|
| InstrCall |
Call instruction is used for calling a procedure.
|
| InstrDecrement |
Decrement instruction decrements the value stored in given register by 1.
|
| InstrEcho |
Echo instruction takes value from the register and prints it to standard
output.
|
| InstrHalt |
Halt instruction expects no arguments and stops the program execution.
|
| InstrIinput |
Integer input instruction reads an
Integer value from standard input
and stores it in a given memory location. |
| InstrIncrement |
Increment instruction increments the value stored in given register by 1.
|
| InstrJump |
Jump instruction performs an unconditional jump.
|
| InstrJumpIfTrue |
JumpIfTrue instruction performs a conditional jump.
|
| InstrLoad |
Load instruction loads from memory to one register.
|
| InstrMove |
Move instruction stores some value into a register or a memory.
|
| InstrMul |
Multiply instruction multiplies numbers from 2 registers and stores the
result into a third one.
|
| InstrPop |
Pop instruction pops the last value that was pushed onto a computer's stack
and stores it into a register.
|
| InstrPush |
Push instruction stores a value from a register onto a computer's stack.
|
| InstrRet |
Return instruction is used for returning from a procedure.
|
| InstrTestEquals |
TestEquals instruction tests if two registers contain the same values and
sets the computer's
flag accordingly. |


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This package provides a Build Engine for packages and data providers. If you want the fluent builder to use this build engine you need to add a couple of lines to your startup code similar to:
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.elkoserver.foundation.actor |
Elko server classes representing entities with remote connections to a server.
|
| org.elkoserver.foundation.net |
Classes for message communication over the TCP and HTTP for Elko.
|
| org.elkoserver.foundation.server |
Core common server implementation classes for Elko.
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| org.elkoserver.foundation.server.metadata |
Metadata objects used in the management of Elko servers and communicated
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The Elko Object Database.
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| org.elkoserver.objdb.store |
Classes for implementing various Elko object store types.
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| org.elkoserver.objdb.store.filestore |
A simple
ObjectStore implementation based on
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| org.elkoserver.objdb.store.mongostore |
An
ObjectStore implementation based on the
MongoDB NoSQL object database. |
| org.elkoserver.server.context |
The Elko Context Server.
|
| org.elkoserver.server.context.users |
A package of mods related to alternative mechanisms for user creation.
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| org.elkoserver.server.gatekeeper |
The Elko Gatekeeper.
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| org.elkoserver.server.workshop |
The Elko Workshop Server.
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| org.elkoserver.util.trace |
Classes for logging error messages and trace messages for debugging.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
JSONHTTPFramer(Trace appTrace)
Constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
NetworkManager.connectTCP(String hostPort,
MessageHandlerFactory handlerFactory,
ByteIOFramerFactory framerFactory,
Trace trace)
Make a TCP connection to another host given a host:port address.
|
void |
NetworkManager.connectVia(String connectionManagerClassName,
String propRoot,
String hostPort,
MessageHandlerFactory handlerFactory,
Trace msgTrace)
Make a connection to another host given a host:port address using a
named connection manager class.
|
void |
ConnectionManager.init(NetworkManager networkManager,
Trace msgTrace)
Initialize this connection manager.
|
NetAddr |
NetworkManager.listenHTTP(String listenAddress,
MessageHandlerFactory innerHandlerFactory,
String rootURI,
HTTPFramer httpFramer,
boolean secure,
Trace trace)
Begin listening for incoming HTTP connections on some port.
|
NetAddr |
NetworkManager.listenRTCP(String listenAddress,
MessageHandlerFactory innerHandlerFactory,
Trace msgTrace,
boolean secure)
Begin listening for incoming RTCP connections on some port.
|
NetAddr |
NetworkManager.listenTCP(String listenAddress,
MessageHandlerFactory handlerFactory,
ByteIOFramerFactory framerFactory,
boolean secure,
Trace portTrace)
Begin listening for incoming TCP connections on some port.
|
NetAddr |
NetworkManager.listenVia(String connectionManagerClassName,
String propRoot,
String listenAddress,
MessageHandlerFactory handlerFactory,
Trace msgTrace,
boolean secure)
Begin listening for incoming connections on some port using a named
connection manager class.
|
NetAddr |
NetworkManager.listenWebSocket(String listenAddress,
MessageHandlerFactory innerHandlerFactory,
String socketURI,
Trace msgTrace,
boolean secure)
Begin listening for incoming WebSocket connections on some port.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ConnectionRetrier(HostDesc host,
String label,
NetworkManager networkManager,
MessageHandlerFactory actualFactory,
Trace appTrace)
Attempt to initiate a connection to another host, with retry on failure.
|
HTTPFramer(Trace msgTrace)
Constructor.
|
JSONByteIOFramer(Trace msgTrace,
MessageReceiver receiver,
String label)
Constructor.
|
JSONByteIOFramer(Trace msgTrace,
MessageReceiver receiver,
String label,
ChunkyByteArrayInputStream in)
Constructor with explicit input.
|
JSONByteIOFramerFactory(Trace msgTrace)
Constructor.
|
NullMessageHandler(Trace trace) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Trace |
Server.trace()
Return the application trace object for this server.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Server(BootProperties props,
String serverType,
Trace appTrace)
Generate the Server from Java properties.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static AuthDesc |
AuthDesc.fromProperties(BootProperties props,
String propRoot,
Trace appTrace)
Produce an AuthDesc object from information contained in the server
configuration properties.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ObjDBLocal(BootProperties props,
String propRoot,
Trace appTrace)
Create an object to access a local object store.
|
ObjDBRemote(ServiceFinder serviceFinder,
NetworkManager networkManager,
String localName,
BootProperties props,
String propRoot,
Trace appTrace)
Create an object to access a remote object repository.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
ObjectStore.initialize(BootProperties props,
String propRoot,
Trace trace)
Do whatever initialization is required to begin serving objects.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
FileObjectStore.initialize(BootProperties props,
String propRoot,
Trace appTrace)
Do the initialization required to begin providing object store
services.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
MongoObjectStore.initialize(BootProperties props,
String propRoot,
Trace appTrace)
Do the initialization required to begin providing object store
services.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Trace |
Contextor.appTrace()
Obtain the application trace object for this context server.
|
Trace |
Context.trace()
Obtain a trace object for logging.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected DevicePersistentUserFactory.DeviceCredentials |
DevicePersistentUserFactory.extractCredentials(Trace appTrace,
JSONObject param)
Extract the user login credentials from a user factory parameter object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Trace |
Gatekeeper.trace()
Get the trace object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Trace |
Workshop.appTrace()
Obtain the application trace object for the workshop.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static Trace |
Trace.comm
Trace object for the 'comm' (communications) subsystem.
|
static Trace |
Trace.none
Trace object for the 'none' subsystem.
|
static Trace |
Trace.runq
Trace object for the 'runq' (run queue) subsystem.
|
static Trace |
Trace.startup
Trace object for the 'startup' subsystem.
|
static Trace |
Trace.timers
Trace object for the 'timers' subsystem.
|
static Trace |
Trace.trace
Trace object for the 'trace' subsystem itself.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Trace |
Trace.subTrace(String subSubsystem)
Obtain a Trace object based on another Trace object.
|
static Trace |
Trace.trace(String subsystem)
Obtain the Trace object for a given subsystem.
|
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MARQUIS A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1990 Thomas E. Billings
Synopsis: Costume drama set in France at the time of the revolution (1788-89), centered on the activities of the Marquis deSade. Unlike other films on the subject, all the actors in this film wear animal masks and portray animals! Raunchy and very sick, the film is filled with S & M, political humor, and phony bestiality. One redeeming social virtue -- it's outrageously funny!
Belgium/France (English subtitles), color, 1989, 83 minutes. Director/Writer: Henri Xhonneux Creature Design/Art Director: Roland Topor
This film deals with two years in the life of the Marquis, who is imprisoned in the infamous Bastille for religious crimes.  His phallus has a rather unique and impulsive view of life, and serves as a literary critic as well.
The Marquis has the face of a dog, but his other features are human. The jailer has the face of a rat, is bisexual, and lusts for the Marquis. The plot of the film concerns the political intrigue surrounding the Marquis, who is blamed for impregnating a "woman" who has the face of a cow (she was really raped by the King). Additionally, revolutionaries are plotting the overthrow of the monarchy, and want to release certain prisoners (they ask for help from the Marquis in their plot).
That's all I will reveal of the plot, to avoid any spoilers. This is certainly the strangest film I have seen in some time, and also one of the funniest. The animal masks & costumes are very well done, and make a strong, realistic impression on the viewer. The result is a film that lies between animation and live-action. Perhaps it could be described as similar to the Muppets, but done by someone on drugs with a truly warped sense of humor.
This is not a film for everyone. It is very funny, but also very dirty (sexual humor) at times, and there is plenty of S & M, and some blood/gore. There is some clay animation in the film, which is used to portray certain of the more violent fantasies of the Marquis (which might be offensive to some viewers).
Because of the subject matter, the film is not suitable for children, prudes, the squeamish, the humor-impaired, or anyone with an attitude problem. The film should appeal to those with an offbeat, very raunchy sense of humor. Note also that despite its sexual nature, there appears to be no genuine (explicit) sex in it. However, it is worth seeing, if your tastes include the bizarre!
Distribution. U.S. premiere now in progress at the San Francisco Int'l. Film Festival. Next showings: Friday/Saturday 5/11-12 at the AMC Kabuki Theater in San Francisco. No information on future release plans. Print Source: Constellation Productions, 108 rue des Dames, 75017 Paris, France.
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