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Congratulations!! YAHOO & WINDOWS LIVE AWARDS FOR 2008
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'Gangster's wife' threatens to 'rip beautician's face off' after cancelled appointment
The altercation was sparked when the client was informed her lip treatment had to rearranged as her beautician had the winter vomiting bug, Norovirus.
by Amber HicksA beautician was "lost for words" after a message to a asking a client to rebook an appointment due to illness was met with an expletive-laden rant.
Salon owner Stacey Ward shared the baffling text exchange online after banning the woman from her beauty business.
The Mirror reported the altercation was sparked when the client was informed her lip treatment had to rearranged as Stacey' colleague had the winter vomiting bug, Norovirus.
Her colleague wrote: "Hi [name], it's Charnie from Sparkling Beautique, I have caught the Norovirus and Stacey's daughter has it too. Could I reschedule you this week if possible for your lips hun? X'.
Within moments the women had fired back with her startingly rude reply.
 Get to me f***ing door."

The woman added: "CHARNIE. S***."
Absolutely stunned, the beautician replied" "What?".
To which another barrage of abuse followed.
The woman said: "Reschedule my appointment come fight me.
Stacey then decided to get involved and sent her own message.
She wrote: "This is Stacey, the salon owner. My daughter isn't well so I have asked to reschedule your appointment and this is your reply?"
The woman quickly responded: "Listen live [sic]. Am a gangsters wife am not someone to be messed around. Me fellas a real villain."
Stacey posted the messages on Facebook where more than 22,000 people have shared and commented on the post.
She wrote: "I mean some customers haven’t been happy with what’s going on today with the salon being closed but this is taking it to a whole new level.
"I’m actually lost for words, think it’s safe to say this ones now barred from rebooking."
One social media user replied: "She sounds like a real delight".
Another added: "Ma’am it’s 2019.
A third commented: "Omg that lady is nuts. I wouldn’t even respond to the message."
Others couldn't believe it was genuine.
One remarked: "I would bet you have the wrong number on file. This sounds like a joke."
Another added: "It’s got to be a joke, you got the wrong number I bet, someone’s got the text and they’re responding to it as a joke. Can’t be real! The way she’s talking."


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CinemaCompare - Single
CinemaCompare can be used with a single database, here an MPAS-Ocean simulation of ocean eddies. The Cinema database includes a series of pre-rendered images. UI sliders allow the viewer to rotate the globe in phi and theta and see the eddies flow over time.
CinemaCompare
CinemaCompare can also be used to view multiple databases. In this plasma accelerator simulation (left) regularly spaced isosurfaces are compared to (right) a topological approach to identify important isosurfaces. The two Cinema databases can be explored and compared in tandem.
CinemaExplorer
CinemaExplorer is used to view a dark matter halo simulation database. The parallel coordinates view can be used to select images with similar properties. The scatterplot can be used to explore correlations between variables. This viewer allows a range of analysis approaches.
CinemaScope
Cross-platform viewer CinemaScope allows interactive exploration with sliders or via intuitive mouse controls and the ability to switch between sets of data artifacts or images.
CVLIB
CVLIB is a library which provides a JavaScript API to Spec A Cinema databases for visualization in the browser. An example can be found at the NERSC Science portal .
Browser-based Viewer
This browser-based Cinema viewer can be used to explore a set of online science-based Cinema examples. The browser-based viewer is currently based on Spec A databases.


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Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.m |
Tasks
-
searchName
The name of a My eBay Favorite Search.
property -
searchQuery
The query string of a My eBay Favorite Search. You can paste this value, that is
property
returned as a URL, into a browser to re-play the Favorite Search using the Trading
Web Service. -
queryKeywords
The QueryKeywords of a My eBay Favorite Search. A search that uses QueryKeywords is a
property
query that specifies a string for searching titles of items on
eBay.
If you are using a URL, then to search for multiple words,
use “%20”. For example, use Harry%20Potter to search for items containing those words
in any order.
You can incorporate wildcards into a multi-word search, as in the following:
ap%20ip.
The words “and” and “or” are treated like any other
word. Only use “and”, “or”, or “the” if you are searching for listings containing
these words. -
categoryID
The CategoryID of a My eBay Favorite Search. CategoryID is used to
property
restrict the query to a specific category. CategoryID cannot be used
with the following input fields: EndTimeFrom, EndTimeTo, PriceMin, or PriceMax. -
itemSort
The ItemSort of a My eBay Favorite Search. Values for ItemSort include
property
Best Match, EndTime, Distance, and other options listed in SimpleItemSortCodeType. -
sortOrder
The SortOrder of a My eBay Favorite Search. This value specifies whether you want to
property
sort search results in ascending or descending order, in conjunction with the value
you specify in ItemSort. -
endTimeFrom
The EndTimeFrom of a My eBay Favorite Search. EndTimeFrom and EndTimeTo limit the
property
results to items ending within a time range. EndTimeFrom specifies the beginning of
the time range. -
endTimeTo
The EndTimeTo of a My eBay Favorite Search. EndTimeFrom and EndTimeTo limit the
property
results to items ending within a time range. EndTimeTo specifies the end of the time
range. -
maxDistance
The MaxDistance of a My eBay Favorite Search. This is the maximum distance from the
property
item-location value specified in PostalCode. -
postalCode
The PostalCode of a My eBay Favorite Search. This value indicates the
property
postal code where an item is located. -
itemType
The ItemType of a My eBay Favorite Search. Setting ItemType in a search
property
limits the results to items of a specific type, such as Fixed Price items,
Store Inventory items, items with AdFormat, etc. -
priceMax
The PriceMax of a My eBay Favorite Search. PriceMax specifies
property
the maximum current price an item can have to be included in
the search results. PriceMax can be used with PriceMin to specify
a range of prices. -
priceMin
The PriceMin of a My eBay Favorite Search. PriceMin specifies the
property
minimum current price an item listing can have to be included in
the search results. PriceMin can be used with PriceMax to specify
a range of prices. -
currency
The Currency of a My eBay Favorite Search. The currency value limits
property
the result set to just those items with a specified currency. -
bidCountMax
The BidCountMax value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The BidCountMax limits the search
property
results to items with a maximum number of bids. -
bidCountMin
The BidCountMin value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The BidCountMin limits the
property
results of a search to items with a maximum number of bids. -
searchFlag
The SearchFlag value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SearchFlag allows you to
property
specify whether you want to include charity listings, free-shipping listings, and
listings with other features in your search. -
paymentMethod
The PaymentMethod value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The PaymentMethod limits the
property
search results to items that accept a specific payment method or methods. -
preferredLocation
The PreferredLocation value of a My eBay Favorite Search. The PreferredLocation
property
specifies the criteria for filtering search results by site, where site is determined
by the site ID in the request. -
sellerID
The SellerID value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerID is the eBay ID of a
property
specific seller. -
sellerIDExclude
The SellerIDExclude value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerIDExclude limits
property
the search results to exclude items sold by a specific seller or by specific sellers. -
itemsAvailableTo
The ItemsAvailableTo value in a My eBay Favorite Search. ItemsAvailableTo limits the
property
result set to just those items available to the specified country. -
itemsLocatedIn
The ItemsLocatedIn value in a My eBay Favorite Search. ItemsLocatedIn limits the
property
result set to just those items located in the specified country. -
sellerBusinessType
The SellerBusinessType value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerBusinessType
property
limits the search results to those of a particular seller business type such as
commercial or private. SellerBusinessType is only available for sites that have
business seller features enabled. -
condition
The Condition value in a My eBay Favorite Search. Condition limits the results to new
property
or used items, plus items that have no condition specified. -
quantity
The Quantity value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The Quantity limits the search
property
results to listings that offer a certain number of items matching the query. The
Quantity field is used with QuantityOperator to specify that you are seeking listings
with quantities greater than, equal to, or less than the value you specify in
Quantity. -
quantityOperator
The Quantity Operator value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The Quantity Operator
property
limits the results to listings with quantities greater than, equal to, or less than
the value you specify in Quantity. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
bidCountMax
The BidCountMax value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The BidCountMax limits the search
results to items with a maximum number of bids.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *bidCountMax
Discussion
The BidCountMax value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The BidCountMax limits the search
results to items with a maximum number of bids.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
bidCountMin
The BidCountMin value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The BidCountMin limits the
results of a search to items with a maximum number of bids.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *bidCountMin
Discussion
The BidCountMin value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The BidCountMin limits the
results of a search to items with a maximum number of bids.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
categoryID
The CategoryID of a My eBay Favorite Search. CategoryID is used to
restrict the query to a specific category. CategoryID cannot be used
with the following input fields: EndTimeFrom, EndTimeTo, PriceMin, or PriceMax.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *categoryID
Discussion
The CategoryID of a My eBay Favorite Search. CategoryID is used to
restrict the query to a specific category. CategoryID cannot be used
with the following input fields: EndTimeFrom, EndTimeTo, PriceMin, or PriceMax.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
condition
The Condition value in a My eBay Favorite Search. Condition limits the results to new
or used items, plus items that have no condition specified.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *condition
Discussion
The Condition value in a My eBay Favorite Search. Condition limits the results to new
or used items, plus items that have no condition specified.
type: string constant in Trading_ItemConditionCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
currency
The Currency of a My eBay Favorite Search. The currency value limits
the result set to just those items with a specified currency.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *currency
Discussion
The Currency of a My eBay Favorite Search. The currency value limits
the result set to just those items with a specified currency.
type: string constant in Trading_CurrencyCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
endTimeFrom
The EndTimeFrom of a My eBay Favorite Search. EndTimeFrom and EndTimeTo limit the
results to items ending within a time range. EndTimeFrom specifies the beginning of
the time range.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *endTimeFrom
Discussion
The EndTimeFrom of a My eBay Favorite Search. EndTimeFrom and EndTimeTo limit the
results to items ending within a time range. EndTimeFrom specifies the beginning of
the time range.
type : NSDate, wrapper for primitive date
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
endTimeTo
The EndTimeTo of a My eBay Favorite Search. EndTimeFrom and EndTimeTo limit the
results to items ending within a time range. EndTimeTo specifies the end of the time
range.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *endTimeTo
Discussion
The EndTimeTo of a My eBay Favorite Search. EndTimeFrom and EndTimeTo limit the
results to items ending within a time range. EndTimeTo specifies the end of the time
range.
type : NSDate, wrapper for primitive date
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
itemSort
The ItemSort of a My eBay Favorite Search. Values for ItemSort include
Best Match, EndTime, Distance, and other options listed in SimpleItemSortCodeType.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemSort
Discussion
The ItemSort of a My eBay Favorite Search. Values for ItemSort include
Best Match, EndTime, Distance, and other options listed in SimpleItemSortCodeType.
type: string constant in Trading_SimpleItemSortCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
itemType
The ItemType of a My eBay Favorite Search. Setting ItemType in a search
limits the results to items of a specific type, such as Fixed Price items,
Store Inventory items, items with AdFormat, etc.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemType
Discussion
The ItemType of a My eBay Favorite Search. Setting ItemType in a search
limits the results to items of a specific type, such as Fixed Price items,
Store Inventory items, items with AdFormat, etc.
type: string constant in Trading_ItemTypeCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
itemsAvailableTo
The ItemsAvailableTo value in a My eBay Favorite Search. ItemsAvailableTo limits the
result set to just those items available to the specified country.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemsAvailableTo
Discussion
The ItemsAvailableTo value in a My eBay Favorite Search. ItemsAvailableTo limits the
result set to just those items available to the specified country.
type: string constant in Trading_CountryCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
itemsLocatedIn
The ItemsLocatedIn value in a My eBay Favorite Search. ItemsLocatedIn limits the
result set to just those items located in the specified country.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemsLocatedIn
Discussion
The ItemsLocatedIn value in a My eBay Favorite Search. ItemsLocatedIn limits the
result set to just those items located in the specified country.
type: string constant in Trading_CountryCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
maxDistance
The MaxDistance of a My eBay Favorite Search. This is the maximum distance from the
item-location value specified in PostalCode.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *maxDistance
Discussion
The MaxDistance of a My eBay Favorite Search. This is the maximum distance from the
item-location value specified in PostalCode.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
paymentMethod
The PaymentMethod value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The PaymentMethod limits the
search results to items that accept a specific payment method or methods.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *paymentMethod
Discussion
The PaymentMethod value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The PaymentMethod limits the
search results to items that accept a specific payment method or methods.
type: string constant in Trading_PaymentMethodSearchCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
postalCode
The PostalCode of a My eBay Favorite Search. This value indicates the
postal code where an item is located.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *postalCode
Discussion
The PostalCode of a My eBay Favorite Search. This value indicates the
postal code where an item is located.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
preferredLocation
The PreferredLocation value of a My eBay Favorite Search. The PreferredLocation
specifies the criteria for filtering search results by site, where site is determined
by the site ID in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *preferredLocation
Discussion
The PreferredLocation value of a My eBay Favorite Search. The PreferredLocation
specifies the criteria for filtering search results by site, where site is determined
by the site ID in the request.
type: string constant in Trading_PreferredLocationCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
priceMax
The PriceMax of a My eBay Favorite Search. PriceMax specifies
the maximum current price an item can have to be included in
the search results. PriceMax can be used with PriceMin to specify
a range of prices.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *priceMax
Discussion
The PriceMax of a My eBay Favorite Search. PriceMax specifies
the maximum current price an item can have to be included in
the search results. PriceMax can be used with PriceMin to specify
a range of prices.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
priceMin
The PriceMin of a My eBay Favorite Search. PriceMin specifies the
minimum current price an item listing can have to be included in
the search results. PriceMin can be used with PriceMax to specify
a range of prices.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *priceMin
Discussion
The PriceMin of a My eBay Favorite Search. PriceMin specifies the
minimum current price an item listing can have to be included in
the search results. PriceMin can be used with PriceMax to specify
a range of prices.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
quantity
The Quantity value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The Quantity limits the search
results to listings that offer a certain number of items matching the query. The
Quantity field is used with QuantityOperator to specify that you are seeking listings
with quantities greater than, equal to, or less than the value you specify in
Quantity.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *quantity
Discussion
The Quantity value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The Quantity limits the search
results to listings that offer a certain number of items matching the query. The
Quantity field is used with QuantityOperator to specify that you are seeking listings
with quantities greater than, equal to, or less than the value you specify in
Quantity.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
quantityOperator
The Quantity Operator value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The Quantity Operator
limits the results to listings with quantities greater than, equal to, or less than
the value you specify in Quantity.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *quantityOperator
Discussion
The Quantity Operator value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The Quantity Operator
limits the results to listings with quantities greater than, equal to, or less than
the value you specify in Quantity.
type: string constant in Trading_QuantityOperatorCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
queryKeywords
The QueryKeywords of a My eBay Favorite Search. A search that uses QueryKeywords is a
query that specifies a string for searching titles of items on
eBay.
If you are using a URL, then to search for multiple words,
use “%20”. For example, use Harry%20Potter to search for items containing those words
in any order.
You can incorporate wildcards into a multi-word search, as in the following:
ap%20ip.
The words “and” and “or” are treated like any other
word. Only use “and”, “or”, or “the” if you are searching for listings containing
these words.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *queryKeywords
Discussion
The QueryKeywords of a My eBay Favorite Search. A search that uses QueryKeywords is a
query that specifies a string for searching titles of items on
eBay.
If you are using a URL, then to search for multiple words,
use “%20”. For example, use Harry%20Potter to search for items containing those words
in any order.
You can incorporate wildcards into a multi-word search, as in the following:
ap%20ip.
The words “and” and “or” are treated like any other
word. Only use “and”, “or”, or “the” if you are searching for listings containing
these words.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
searchFlag
The SearchFlag value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SearchFlag allows you to
specify whether you want to include charity listings, free-shipping listings, and
listings with other features in your search.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *searchFlag
Discussion
The SearchFlag value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SearchFlag allows you to
specify whether you want to include charity listings, free-shipping listings, and
listings with other features in your search.
entry type : string constant in Trading_SearchFlagCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
searchName
The name of a My eBay Favorite Search.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *searchName
Discussion
The name of a My eBay Favorite Search.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
searchQuery
The query string of a My eBay Favorite Search. You can paste this value, that is
returned as a URL, into a browser to re-play the Favorite Search using the Trading
Web Service.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *searchQuery
Discussion
The query string of a My eBay Favorite Search. You can paste this value, that is
returned as a URL, into a browser to re-play the Favorite Search using the Trading
Web Service.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
sellerBusinessType
The SellerBusinessType value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerBusinessType
limits the search results to those of a particular seller business type such as
commercial or private. SellerBusinessType is only available for sites that have
business seller features enabled.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sellerBusinessType
Discussion
The SellerBusinessType value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerBusinessType
limits the search results to those of a particular seller business type such as
commercial or private. SellerBusinessType is only available for sites that have
business seller features enabled.
type: string constant in Trading_SellerBusinessCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
sellerID
The SellerID value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerID is the eBay ID of a
specific seller.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *sellerID
Discussion
The SellerID value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerID is the eBay ID of a
specific seller.
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
sellerIDExclude
The SellerIDExclude value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerIDExclude limits
the search results to exclude items sold by a specific seller or by specific sellers.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *sellerIDExclude
Discussion
The SellerIDExclude value in a My eBay Favorite Search. The SellerIDExclude limits
the search results to exclude items sold by a specific seller or by specific sellers.
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h
sortOrder
The SortOrder of a My eBay Favorite Search. This value specifies whether you want to
sort search results in ascending or descending order, in conjunction with the value
you specify in ItemSort.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sortOrder
Discussion
The SortOrder of a My eBay Favorite Search. This value specifies whether you want to
sort search results in ascending or descending order, in conjunction with the value
you specify in ItemSort.
type: string constant in Trading_SortOrderCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_MyeBayFavoriteSearchType.h


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The Big Lebowski
Chad'z rating: **** (out of 4 = excellent)
1998, R, 117 minutes [1 hour, 57 minutes]
[comedy/satire/mystery]
starring: Jeff Bridges (Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski), John Goodman (Walter), Julianne Moore (Maude Lebowski), Steve Buscemi (Donny); written by Joel and Ethan Coen; produced by Ethan Coen; directed by Joel Coen.
Seen March 5, 1998 at 7:30 p.m. at the Crossgates Mall Cinema 18 (Guilderland, NY), theater #2, by myself, for free using a promotional advanced screening pass. [Theater rating: ****: excellent picture, sound, and seats]
Perhaps one of the greatest feelings one can experience while watching a film is realizing how complex the story is and yet how easy it is to follow. It takes a lot of effort and craftsmanship to construct a screenplay and film it in such a way as to give the viewer this experience, therefore it's no surprise "The Big Lebowski," which epitomizes this concept, is delivered to us by veteran filmmakers Ethan and Joel Coen.
From film to film the Coen brothers never fail to top themselves by making their stories more bizarre and/or complicated, and yet still very enjoyable. Just describing the basic elements that make up this film would prove this idea as it manages to combine bowling, kidnapping, two wars, sadomasochist art, pornography, washed-up rock stars, and many other things. But what's most amazing is the fact the film is essentially a straight comedy, and yet an intricate web of mystery, all strung together through a script chiseled to perfection.
Jeff Bridges stars as Jeffrey Lebowski - an L.A. roundabout who always seems to be in his pajamas, whether he's bowling at the local lanes or smoking weed in his apartment (that's about all he does). Lebowski hates his name and prefers to be called "The Dude," and calls everyone else "Man," just like a hippies (apparently, he hasn't been able to get over the 1960s). The film's first joke perfectly establishes his character in just a few moments time as we see him buy a quart of half & half at the supermarket by writing a check for $0.68.
Within a matter of minutes a conflict and plot are quickly thrown into the mix as The Dude is mistaken for another Lebowski by slow-witted bookies who have mistaken him for a millionaire by the same name (hence the film's title). When one of the thugs "soils" his rug a hilarious scene of dialogue between The Dude, and his raving Vietnam vet friend Walter (Goodman) and always-two- steps-behind friend Donnie (Buscemi) ensues. Immediately the atmosphere of minute details is present as we are able to get a reading on these characters and their situations through their conversations alone. Bridges is great, but it is Goodman who is surprisingly affective here - always making for comedy simply through attitude, not one-liners or slapstick.
Soon the plot becomes complicated as The Dude get mixed up in the kidnapping of The Big Lebowski's wife, as he is asked to deliver the money to the kidnappers, but his efforts are hindered when Walter decides to help him out. >From this point on the story keeps twisting and turning and never ceases to surprise us in where it goes. Things never go according to plan in crime movies, especially crime comedies, and The Dude is thrown from one strange situation to another.
If ever there was an example of the genus to this film's script, and to the Coens in general, it would be how the film transitions itself from conflict to conflict and even scene to scene. At no point in the film is it possible to predict where it will go next, even the aforementioned examples of plot devices would not act as spoilers. And what's most amazing is not just that said examples could be used together, but that they are done so in such original, enjoyable manners that anything less extraordinary would seem incorrect.
But it is not just the terrific scripting to the film that makes it great, it is its comedic elements and outstanding acting which executes the script flawlessly. Bridges and Goodman are both outstanding as they never kill their character's personalities even when they say and do the same things over and over again. Both are able to turn generic slapstick bits and the occasional one-liners into fresh forms of comedy.
"The Big Lebowski" is a film so grand on every level, it's almost frustrating in trying to evaluate it for fear of over-looking elements. Still, it is filmmaking at its best as every subplot, every scene, even every individual line of dialogue and camera angle have meaning here, absolutely nothing is wasted nor gratuitous.
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java.lang.Object mri.v3ds.Scene3ds
public class Scene3ds
Toplevel class for parsing a 3ds-file and containing a 3D Studio vector animation.
The Scene3ds class constructors takes 3ds-file data as input,
parses the data and builds a memory image of the relevant 3D vector
animation data.
A successfully created Scene3ds object contains the following "global" data:
- An array of meshes
- An array of materials
- An array of cameras
- Start end end frame number of animation
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static int |
DECODE_ALL
Decode level constant. |
static int |
DECODE_USED_PARAMS
Decode level constant. |
static int |
DECODE_USED_PARAMS_AND_CHUNKS
Decode level constant. |
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Scene3ds(byte[] file_image)
Construct a Scene3ds object from a 3ds-file RAM image. |
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Scene3ds(byte[] file_image,
TextDecode3ds decode,
int level)
Construct (and decode) a Scene3ds object from a 3ds-file RAM image. |
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Scene3ds(java.io.File file)
Construct a Scene3ds object from a local 3ds-file. |
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Scene3ds(java.io.File file,
TextDecode3ds decode,
int level)
Construct (and decode) a Scene3ds object from a local 3ds-file. |
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Scene3ds(java.io.InputStream stream)
Construct a Scene3ds object from an InputStream containing 3ds-file data. |
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Scene3ds(java.io.InputStream stream,
TextDecode3ds decode,
int level)
Construct (and decode) a Scene3ds object from an InputStream containing 3ds-file data. |
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Camera3ds |
camera(int i)
Access a specific camera in the camera array. |
int |
cameras()
Get number of cameras. |
int |
endFrame()
Get animation end frame. |
Light3ds |
light(int i)
Access a specific light in the light array. |
int |
lights()
Get number of lights. |
Material3ds |
material(int i)
Access a specific material in the material array. |
int |
materials()
Get number of materials. |
Mesh3ds |
mesh(int i)
Access a specific mesh in the mesh array. |
int |
meshes()
Get number of meshes. |
int |
startFrame()
Get animation start frame. |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Scene3ds(byte[] file_image, TextDecode3ds decode, int level) throws Exception3ds
byte[]
array and passed as the file_image
parameter.
file_image
- file image of whole .3ds filedecode
- destination object for text decodelevel
- decode level (DECODE_ALL, DECODE_USED_PARAMS,
DECODE_USED_PARAMS_AND_CHUNKS)
Exception3ds
- in case of parsing problemspublic Scene3ds(byte[] file_image) throws Exception3ds
byte[]
array and passed as the file_image
parameter.
file_image
- file image of whole .3ds file
Exception3ds
- in case of parsing problemspublic Scene3ds(java.io.File file, TextDecode3ds decode, int level) throws Exception3ds
file
- 3ds-filedecode
- destination object for text decodelevel
- decode level (DECODE_ALL, DECODE_USED_PARAMS,
DECODE_USED_PARAMS_AND_CHUNKS)
Exception3ds
- in case of I/O or parsing problemspublic Scene3ds(java.io.File file) throws Exception3ds
file
- 3ds-file
Exception3ds
- in case of I/O or parsing problemspublic Scene3ds(java.io.InputStream stream, TextDecode3ds decode, int level) throws Exception3ds
stream
- InputStream containing 3ds-file datadecode
- destination object for text decodelevel
- decode level (DECODE_ALL, DECODE_USED_PARAMS,
DECODE_USED_PARAMS_AND_CHUNKS)
Exception3ds
- in case of I/O or parsing problemspublic Scene3ds(java.io.InputStream stream) throws Exception3ds
stream
- InputStream containing 3ds-file data
Exception3ds
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public int meshes()
public Mesh3ds mesh(int i)
i
- index into mesh array [0 ... meshes()-1]
public int cameras()
public Camera3ds camera(int i)
i
- index into camera array [0 ... cameras()-1]
public int materials()
public Material3ds material(int i)
i
- index into material array [0 ... materials()-1]
public int lights()
public Light3ds light(int i)
i
- index into light array [0 ... lights()-1]
public int startFrame()
public int endFrame()
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| HDFS-3626 |
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tcldocstrip - Tcl-based Docstrip Processor
The application described by this document, tcldocstrip, is a relative of docstrip, a simple literate programming tool for LaTeX.
tcldocstrip is based upon the package docstrip.
tcldocstrip was written with the following three use cases in mind.
Conversion of a single input file according to the listed guards into the stripped output. This handles the most simple case of a set of guards specifying a single document found in a single input file.
Stitching, or the assembly of an output from several sets of guards, in a specific order, and possibly from different files. This is the second common case. One document spread over several inputs, and/or spread over different guard sets.
Extraction and listing of all the unique guard expressions and guards used within a document to help a person which did not author the document in question in familiarizing itself with it.
This is the form for use case [1]. It converts the input file according to the specified guards and options. The result is written to the named output file. Usage of the string - as the name of the output signals that the result should be written to stdout. The guards are document-specific and have to be known to the caller. The options will be explained later, in section OPTIONS.
This argument specifies where to write the generated document. It can be the path to a file or directory, or -. The last value causes the application to write the generated documented to stdout.
If the output does not exist then [file dirname $output] has to exist and must be a writable directory.
This argument specifies the path to the file to process. It has to exist, must be readable, and written in docstrip format.
This is the form for use case [2]. It differs from the form for use case [1] by the possibility of having options before the output file, which apply in general, and specifying more than one inputfile, each with its own set of input specific options and guards.
It extracts data from the various input files, according to the specified options and guards, and writes the result to the given output, in the order of their specification on the command line. Options specified before the output are global settings, whereas the options specified before each input are valid only just for this input file. Unspecified values are taken from the global settings, or defaults. As for form [1] using the string - as output causes the application to write to stdout. Using the string . for an input file signals that the last input file should be used again. This enables the assembly of the output from one input file using multiple and different sets of guards, without having to specify the full name of the file every time.
This is the form for use case [3]. It determines the guards, and unique guard expressions used within the provided input document. The found strings are written to stdout, one string per line.
This section describes all the options available to the user of the application, with the exception of the option -guards. This option was described already, in section COMMAND LINE.
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category docstrip of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
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Dollar prices stable at Egypt's major banks
by MENACAIRO - 21 November 2019: The US dollar exchange rate was stable during Thursday's transactions at Egypt's major banks.
The dollar price has dropped by more than EGP 1.75 pounds since the start of 2019.
At the National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr, the dollar rate remained stable, recording EGP 16.05 for buying and EGP 16.15 for selling.
At the Commercial International Bank (CIB), the dollar rate went up to register EGP 16.05 for buying and EGP 16.15 for selling
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As a Sienese Senator, Pietro Marchese del Monte Santa Maria and Catherine formed their relationship early. Catherine wrote him four letters and it is clear that they had a sincere friendship. Catherine asked Pietro to help “the monastery of Santa Marta, whose members are perfect servants of God. The other concerns Monna Tomma,” she continues that, “I ask you lovingly to settle this as soon as you can, since they do not have much time.”1Catherine felt comfortable enough with their connection to ask for his help when needed. Also, Pietro was connected to Neri de Pagliaresi, remembered as Catheirne’s most devoted follower, and Niccolò Toldo, who was beheaded and then Catherine wrote her most well known letter detailing the execution. It is clear that Catherine saw Pietro as a man who had value to her work as a living saint, and saw it as her job to guide him on the proper path.


FARGO A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.5 Alternative Scale: **1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 3/8/96 (limited) Running Length: 1:38 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: William H. Macy, Steve Buscemi, Frances McDormand, Peter Stormare, Harve Presnell Director: Joel Coen Producer: Ethan Coen Screenplay: Joel and Ethan Coen Cinematography: Roger Deakins Music: Carter Burwell U.S. Distributor: Gramercy Pictures
FARGO takes the usual "caper gone wrong" storyline and applies a new twist. Based on a series of true events from 1987, the film examines what can happen when the police and criminals are equally dim- witted. The product of the Coen brothers' fertile (and twisted) minds, FARGO represents one of their least ambitious screenplays to date. Even so, the finished product still bears several of their unmistakable trademarks, including atypical humor and an unmistakable visual flair.
In many ways, FARGO is a departure for the Coens. Their previous films, especially BLOOD SIMPLE, MILLER'S CROSSING, BARTON FINK, and THE HUDSUCKER PROXY, were stylistic treats, filled with offbeat characters and amazing images. FARGO, on the other hand, is a more restrained picture. Perhaps because it is based on non-fictional events, the Coens decided to tone down their approach. Cinematographer (and long-time Coen collaborator) Roger Deakins relies primarily on traditional shots, and the characters are designed to be more "normal."
FARGO opens, appropriately enough, in Fargo, North Dakota, with a meeting between Minnesota car salesman Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy) and two local thugs, Carl Showalter (Steve Buscemi) and Gaear Grimsrud (Peter Stormare). Jerry wants this pair to kidnap his wife, then ransom her for $80,000. While Jerry doesn't have that kind of money (in fact, he's strapped for cash), his father-in-law, Wade Gustafson (Harve Presnell), does. When the cash is paid out, Jerry is supposed to receive a 50% cut, as well as the safe return of his wife. That way, everyone except Wade comes out ahead. Unfortunately, with two such incompetent crooks, things are bound to go wrong, and Carl and Gaear are soon leaving a trail of dead bodies behind them. A local cop, Marge Gunderson (Frances McDormand), is given the task of investigating the murders, and it's only with an amazing assist from fate that she ends up on the right track.
A current of absurd humor runs through FARGO. Even though the story is based on true events, it's hard to take certain aspects of this movie seriously. Like David Lynch, the Coens are fascinated with what lurks behind the white picket fences of middle America. In FARGO, everyone falls into one of two categories -- the motivated (who are greedy, duplicitous, or homicidal) or the simpleminded (everyone else).
The problem with FARGO is that there aren't any substantial characters. Everyone, from the overwrought Jerry to the methodical Marge, is a pure caricature. None of these people are particularly interesting or sympathetic, and watching their exploits becomes a detached experience. By the end of the film, you're more interested in how the filmmakers choose to tie together loose ends than whether any particular individual lives or dies. In the past, the Coens have managed to create characters worth caring about; such is not the case here, and it greatly diminishes FARGO's effectiveness.
Born and raised in Minnesota, the Coens know their home state, which accounts for their ability to reflect reality there (which is like unreality for most of the rest of the country). People say things like "You're darn tootin'", "aw, geez," and "what the heck". Knowing how strange the talk of Minnesotans will seem to the rest of the world, the Coens intentionally play it for deadpan comic effect.
It's easy to admire what the Coens are trying to do in FARGO, but more difficult to actually like the film. The absence of viable characters limits any dramatic impact, making this more of an intellectual exercise than a complete motion picture experience.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>web: http://www2.cybernex.net/~berardin
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Thousands rally against 'really backward step' of closing respite centre in Roscommon
by By Digital Desk staffThousands of people braved the rain in County Roscommon today to protest at plans to shut down a local respite centre with the loss of 48 jobs.
The #SaveCuisle Support Group organised the rally to call on the Irish Wheelchair Association to reverse the decision.
Eileen Finan was among those who turned out to support the rally in the rain.
She says the whole community is passionately united against the closure.
Ms Finan said: "As far as I could make out there were thousands of people there, there were family members of people with disabilities, there were people with disabilities themselves, there were business people, people who work in the centre - I think everybody of all ages were there in a turnout of solidarity.
"Everybody was united against this really backward step that the Irish Wheelchair Association has taken and I really don't understand their thinking really."


Georgia athletic club treasurer accused of embezzling $128K
OGLETHORPE, Ga. (AP) - The treasurer of a Georgia nonprofit meant to benefit middle and high school athletes is accused of embezzling nearly $128,000.
News outlets report Tiffany Gomes was charged with theft by taking and surrendered to authorities Monday. She has since posted bail and been released.
An Oglethorpe County Sheriff’s Office statement says a bank that keeps the club’s accounts contacted the club president about a loan last month. It says the president knew nothing about the loan and learned the club account that should’ve held more than $50,000 instead had only $71.
It says the club reviewed financial records and found hundreds of unauthorized payments by Gomes. It says Gomes later met with state authorities about the allegations and “to her credit she owned up to all of it.”
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# File app/contexts/issues_list_context.rb, line 6 def execute @issues = case params[:f] when issues_filter[:all] then @project.issues when issues_filter[:closed] then @project.issues.closed when issues_filter[:to_me] then @project.issues.opened.assigned(current_user) else @project.issues.opened end @issues = @issues.tagged_with(params[:label_name]) if params[:label_name].present? @issues = @issues.includes(:author, :project).order("updated_at") # Filter by specific assignee_id (or lack thereof)? if params[:assignee_id].present? @issues = @issues.where(assignee_id: (params[:assignee_id] == '0' ? nil : params[:assignee_id])) end # Filter by specific milestone_id (or lack thereof)? if params[:milestone_id].present? @issues = @issues.where(milestone_id: (params[:milestone_id] == '0' ? nil : params[:milestone_id])) end @issues end


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Every step of the way we walk the line,
Your days are numbered, so are mine.
Time is piling up, we struggle and we scrape,
We're all boxed in, nowhere to escape.
City's just a jungle, more games to play,
Trapped in the heart of it, trying to get away.
I was raised in the country, I been working in the town,
I been in trouble ever since I set my suitcase down.

Sky full of fire, pain pouring down,
Nothing you can sell me, I'll see you around.
All my powers of expression and thoughts so sublime
Could never do you justice in reason or rhyme.
Only one thing I did wrong,
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long.
Well, the devil's in the alley, mule's in the stall,
Say anything you wanna, I have heard it all.
I was thinking 'bout the things that Rosie said,
I was dreaming I was sleeping in Rosie's bed.
Walking through the leaves falling from the trees,
Feeling like a stranger nobody sees.
So many things that we never will undo;
I know you're sorry, I'm sorry too.
Some people will offer you their hand and some won't,
Last night I knew you, tonight I don't.

Well, I got here following the Southern Star,
I crossed that river just to be where you are.
Only one thing I did wrong,
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long.
Well, my ship's been split to splinters and it's sinking fast,
I'm drowning in the poison, got no future, got no past,
But my heart is not weary, it's light and it's free,
I got nothing but affection for all those who've sailed with me.
Everybody moving – if they ain't already there,
Everybody got to move somewhere.
Stick with me, baby, stick with me anyhow,
Things should start to get interesting right about now.
My clothes are wet, tight on my skin,
Not as tight as the corner that I painted myself in.
I know that fortune is waiting to be kind,
So give me your hand and say you'll be mine.
Well, the emptiness is endless, cold as the clay,
You can always come back, but you can't come back all the way.
Only one thing I did wrong,
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long.


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Referencing a dictionary of binary values: {"A",1: "B":2, "C": 4, "D": 8, ...} resolves two-way mappings "A,C" <=> 5 .
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