JUST CAUSE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Sean Connery, Laurence Fishburne, Blair Underwood, Kate Capshaw, Ed Harris. Screenplay: Jeb Stuart & Peter Stone. Director: Arne Glimcher.
You could probably count on one hand the number of male stars over 60 who can still carry a film: Paul Newman, certainly; Clint Eastwood; and of course, Sean Connery. And what is astonishing about all three of these examples is that for the longest time, few people really thought of any of them as good actors. They were pretty boys, action heroes destined for obscurity once the youthful good looks faded, but all three have developed unexpected range over the years. Sean Connery might have had the farthest to go, moving from James Bond to Academy Award winner to veteran star. He is an impressive presence in JUST CAUSE, but he is wasted. JUST CAUSE is a sorry excuse for a thriller, with both narrative and character handled with remarkable ineptitude.
Connery plays Paul Armstrong, a Harvard law professor renowned for his opposition to capital punishment. He is approached at a debate one night by a woman (Ruby Dee) who needs his help. Her grandson, Bobby Earl Ferguson (Blair Underwood), is on death row in Florida, the result of what he claims was a forced confession. Armstrong is reluctant to take the case at first, but at the insistence of his wife Laurie (Kate Capshaw), he heads down to Florida to investigate. There he finds a very antagonistic local police force led by detective Tanny Brown (Laurence Fishburne), some questionable evidence, and a possible alternative suspect in the person of convicted serial killer Blair Sullivan (Ed Harris).
The cast of JUST CAUSE is loaded with talent, and that alone offered a great deal of promise. However, with the exception of Laurence Fishburne, who is impressive as the hard-case small town cop, they are given almost nothing to work with or fumble what they do have. The usually reliable Ed Harris bugs his eyes and bares his teeth as the religious fanatic/psycho Sullivan, looking for all the world like he is auditioning for the next Hannibal Lecter in case Anthony Hopkins asks for too much money. He does everything but say "fava beans." Kate Capshaw takes a step up from her blink-and-you'll-miss-it role in LOVE AFFAIR, but she isn't really subtle enough an actor to make the stock threatened wife role anything interesting. Blair Underwood has a few nice moments early, but he too is saddled with a shallow character with some really unpleasant undertones.
Then there is Connery, who can do wonders with a wry smile but is trapped in a character that looks like it was abandoned by writers Jeb Stuart and Peter Stone two-thirds of the way through and completed by computer. There is some suggestion early in the film that there is a reason Armstrong hasn't practiced law in 25 years, a reason which will play a role in Ferguson's case. Later, when Armstrong is talking to Sullivan, Sullivan says that he sees in Armstrong's eyes that he is a killer. Again there is the suggestion that there is a dark, guilty secret in Armstrong's past, but there is never another mention of the issue. Connery is left stranded without any real motivation, and as the plot develops that absence proves crucial, leaving his feelings about criminal justice completely unexplored.
Actually, describing the plot as "developing" is something of an overstatement. JUST CAUSE is a completely predictable thriller, with deus ex machina clues popping up for Armstrong to discover and a plot twist which was nearly inevitable. Director Arne Glimcher doesn't appear to have a single original idea for how to construct a film like this, so he puts together ideas from a hundred other mundane thrillers: a car chase here, a woman in distress there, a serial killer, a mano-a-mano in the Everglades and some moody lighting. But there's just no point to any of it. JUST CAUSE fails to generate an ounce of tension because tension depends on unpredictability and characters we genuinely want to see survive the danger. I was actually kind of hoping that everyone would end up as gator bait. The biggest mystery in JUST CAUSE ends up being why in the world Sean Connery decided to do it.
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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
100 messages
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dudezmobi26-Jun-18 02:04 PM
thats a nice article yeah
its gg
hehe
ѕℓιм26-Jun-18 02:12 PM
love the graphic
Berg26-Jun-18 02:19 PM
blackjok3r26-Jun-18 03:33 PM
#dev-scalability
Another test live right now
data should be more accurate but will be verified after test is finished.
Acura26-Jun-18 04:38 PM
I had asked the guys from atomicwallet about there atomicswaps & the technical process - That´s the answer: " We’ve already implemented onchain BTC-LTC-QTUM Swaps with BitTorrent distributed order book." On there Whitepaper Page 12/13 is the technical explanation about there swaps - if somebody wants to read it https://t.co/gfyo9uv963(edited)
On Page 18 of there whitepaper there compare with BarterDex (edited)
KomodoWorld26-Jun-18 04:40 PM
@Acura I read the wp a few days ago, from my understanding it's like a craiglist for OTC trading. There's no ordermatching, the traders must actively agree and swap. This allowed to skip all the utxo part but it's a different use case(edited)
OTC trading without escrow
ѕℓιм26-Jun-18 04:43 PM
so its a 100% trust system?
KomodoWorld26-Jun-18 04:44 PM
it's trustless, after both parties agree they can proceed to swap without cheating possibility
this can be done with bdex too, but not sure about exact procedure for otc. Once this gets easy with gui, bdex will serve both OTC and decentralized ordermatching
ѕℓιм26-Jun-18 04:47 PM
needs to hurry up
ComputerGenie26-Jun-18 04:49 PM
"Swaps with BitTorrent distributed order book"
omfg
jl777c26-Jun-18 04:55 PM
just use a random netid and you can do OTC swaps, has worked for many months
KomodoWorld26-Jun-18 04:58 PM
ok but is there a recommended way to split utxo if we want to swap a specific amount ? Let say I have 100 kmd and other guy has 10 Ltc and we want to trade them
entirely
jl777c26-Jun-18 04:59 PM
one makes an FR node with netid X
the other runs a normal node using netidX and seednode the IP of the FR node
one side setsprice
the other side buys
and utxo need to be X, X*1.2 for bob, X and X/777 for alice
nothing is different other than using a different netid. so whoever needs to hurry up needs to createe a netid
KomodoWorld26-Jun-18 05:01 PM
understood thanks! I need to make a test. If put together in a simple guide, it can be a great marketing tool
jorian26-Jun-18 05:17 PM
but if you are bob, you need more than double to put up as deposit.
Cypher26-Jun-18 05:24 PM
anything we can do to help with the scalability test?(edited)
NodeData26-Jun-18 06:11 PM
Hi everyone
I would love to learn about komodo
ProficieNt26-Jun-18 06:45 PM
Where would be the best place to read up on Komodo's scaling solution?
jorian26-Jun-18 06:46 PM
#dev-scalability ?
ProficieNt26-Jun-18 06:47 PM
how is that helpful? looking for papers / a wiki
jorian26-Jun-18 06:48 PM
it's where the actual scaling solution is being performed. don't know of any good wiki. i remember @Mylo made a blog post about it, i think
maybe @blackjok3r knows more
ProficieNt26-Jun-18 06:49 PM
i think I get the majority of it, just have some questions. might write em up and drop them on reddit or something
Ive seen SO many people talking about avoiding 51% attacks lately and almost none of them even know about Komodo, how is that possible? Now is KMDs opportunity!
I think it's because when you read the explanations it's like another language I usually have no clue what is technically going on
but that's no ones fault but my own
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴26-Jun-18 08:12 PM
here might be good opportunity for add campaign (ad hoc) to use google adds for keyword "51% attack" to display adds to users talking on websites... such campaign could be cheap (requires testing) and target exactly people interested ... besided this you can also comment about KMD - I do it when there is relevant topic I'm reading
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies26-Jun-18 09:08 PM
people think of kmd like shitcoin nr. 1325
i decent interview on a renomated cryptoblog or newschannel might change minds
Great minds thing alike! @zooko is considering the same Bitcoin-NG protocol developed by @el33th4xor & @ittayeyal for @zcashco that #cypherium uses for on-chain scaling. https://t.co/O65ifQu0my
very good news if Zec implements NG protocol and then Kmd follows
the same tx throughput could be achieved with a fraction of the chains
ProficieNt26-Jun-18 09:55 PM
how often is the Komodo mainchain notarized into Bitcoin?(edited)
nonce is just a part of the blockheader you can change so the hash changes. probably there are other parts of the blockheader that are being changed to keep the nonce constant. you still need to mine by changing the block header, hashing it, checking it, etc.
Jiral26-Jun-18 10:28 PM
I see so they are only able to do it after they find a block normally?
hmm weird that they're doing it if they're mining normally, thanks for your answer!
jl777c26-Jun-18 10:54 PM
that is how to find a block
change the header, check the hash
CryptoVegeta26-Jun-18 10:58 PM
Waltonchain blocks?
jl777c26-Jun-18 11:00 PM
i am assuming it is like bitcoin, i was describing bitcoin mining. no idea about walton details
blackjok3r27-Jun-18 01:24 AM
Sorry had to sleep, 5h in 2 days. No I have not written a good document up about scaling, as its evolving every day. I will Have all this done, once testing is finished and the solution is finalised. @jorian
Mylo27-Jun-18 02:20 AM
@jorian my blog post was an update as it was for 20k tx/s at the time and how we were working towards building on AWS's scalable infrastructure, the only reason to use AWS is because it's easy to provision enough resources for our scale testing.
thus far, a 64 chain cluster has been used to optimise as much as possible and debug on a smaller scale of 45k (tx or payments?) /second.
when the docker/kubernetes part has been done. we may look at repeating tests on non-AWS infrastructure - but this would require finding a provider with 300-500 servers available at the same scale. We could use a smaller farm of servers - linkedin has been good for finding organisations looking at (software) scaling solutions because they have the hardware.
i think the plan is to ramp up 128x the throughput to hit 1m tx/s (or 100m payments/s)
this "...should be enough for anyone..." - dApp developers especially.
gcharang27-Jun-18 03:41 AM
@Jiral Even now it is completely random. Its just that the randomness in the right most bits of the nonce are enough to find the block. I am presuming that the difficulty was low and they only needed to change the last few bits of the nonce to find a block. Finding a block means that
* change the nonce
* Find the hash of the block
* see if the first N digits are zeroes (N is what the network calculates based on the total hash power available, its called the difficulty)
*If they are zeroes then you have found the block
*If not go to first step agian till you find it.
In this case, the difficulty might be low so that they are easily finding blocks so the nonces for many blocks have the same starting digits
ComputerGenie27-Jun-18 03:44 AM
" (N is what the network calculates based on the total hash power available, its called the difficulty)"
Technically, N is the result of the calculation of time of and between blocks and network "total" rate is inferred from there
gcharang27-Jun-18 03:46 AM
^ True, I just simplified it slightly for this explanation
ComputerGenie27-Jun-18 03:48 AM
I just have a thing when it comes to the guestimate of hash
jspook1627-Jun-18 03:51 AM
is atomicexplorer down for maintenance?
blackjok3r27-Jun-18 04:00 AM
@Mylo The result was 10,000tx/s and ~60,000 payments/s from a few days ago, this is an expected result, but since then we have had major issues with it. Webworker has been given an SQL dump of the blockchains from last nights test, when he has some free time, he will analyse it like was done for the first large test with 1024 chains and we can then compare the result on Smk702's live stats site. There is either an issue with the cpulimit program I am using on the miner, or the sats calculations in the data aggregator for his website.
its the cpulimiter... and it kind of points to that, as some chains appear to get stuck
If thats the case it will all be totally resolved by useing the built in docker cpu limiter, but you cant use that on normal containers, it requires swarm or kubernetes.......
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GatewayBOT27-Jun-18 05:52 AM
[slack] <smk762> it just works tonight like it did 3 days ago. Hopefully review of datasets reveals or indicates an easy fix. @ will be home in 2hrs or so if you want to get an earlier start on things ao you can rest up before your break
GatewayBOT27-Jun-18 06:31 AM
[slack] <cyrotiv> hey guys
[slack] <cyrotiv> can i check how do i destroy an asset chain created using komodod?
blackjok3r27-Jun-18 06:34 AM
you mena you created one yourself... all the AC data is stored in a sub folder of .komodo or %APPDATA%/komodo I think
just delete it
GatewayBOT27-Jun-18 06:37 AM
[slack] <cyrotiv> got it, thank you
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies27-Jun-18 06:52 AM
Coding wizards here i swear to god.. all sounds like hocus pocus to me :)
Im at age of 40 and wonder if old age has something to do with it
blackjok3r27-Jun-18 06:53 AM
I am 30...
Spiderman27-Jun-18 07:34 AM
neither of the two SPV servers are reachable for me through Agama right now
GatewayBOT27-Jun-18 07:36 AM
[matrix] <nabob:matrix.org> we are working on fixing spv connectivity will let all know once we have new build
yes, there's a guide on github. but you have to be elected to be a notary
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies27-Jun-18 01:37 PM
Think my hardware is a bit low.. dont have a 16core xeon cpu :)
Got intel G3260, 8gb ddr3 ram and 120gb ssd space
Ubuntu 18.04
Full node ETC runs on it now.
Would i7 7700 cpu do with 8gb ddr4 ram?
Robert Naus27-Jun-18 01:42 PM
@[TPUX] Djith Wattignies i am 42 and in same boat. But I can understand from the context how it’s going;)
blackjok3r27-Jun-18 01:43 PM
notary needs to be in a Data Centre and you need to be elected, not till next year, we just had elections couple of months ago.
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies27-Jun-18 01:45 PM
Ok i understand
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies27-Jun-18 01:53 PM
@Robert Naus 41 yo here.. looking for career change. Im an elevator engineer at Otis and pretty much seen it all .. fysical work aswell.
Might want to get into data centres and maybe starting up my own.. need to learn more about server management etc..
[TPUX] Djith Wattignies27-Jun-18 02:02 PM
Pimped up nick
Does anyone know of a good c++ course? Online or books?


Donald Trump: Conan the Dog Got More Media Coverage Than Me
President Donald Trump celebrated the successful mission that killed Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi on Friday but joked that the wounded canine unit that was part of the mission got more media attention than he did.
by Charlie Spiering“Actually, and I’m happy about this, Conan the dog got more publicity than me and I’m very happy about that,” Trump said.
Trump commented on the raid during a rally in Mississippi on Friday night after the successful American special forces raid against Baghdadi last Saturday.
Trump noted that the media quit reporting on the story of the successful raid as soon as they could.
“That story disappeared so fast. Gone,” Trump said. That’s okay; I didn’t do it for the story. I did it because it’s the right thing to do.”
He said that if he was a Democrat, the media would be talking about the story for months.
Trump also praised the American troops that took out Baghdadi.

Trump repeated that Baghdadi spent his last moments on earth “cowering and trembling and crying in fear of the American warrior.”
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Here I have labeled the class of faces, and also what may be thought of as the class of "cubies" or parts that make up the puzzle.
Simply rotate all corners (class A
parts) so as
to restore cube-shape as far as possible. Of course, there will
still be plenty of class D
and E
parts
poking out, and parts of class C
sunken in.
Here we restore cube-shape. I begin with one strategy which works quite well for some time until a different strategy must be employed to finish things up.
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parts.
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available in a part of class B
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must not unpark any other sandwich you've built and parked, so be sure to
move things around in prepartion for the parking. Furthermore, this rotation
will undo step 1 in at least one corner (class A
part.) To remedy
this, build your next sandwich using parts near this class A
part,
or find 3 unsolved sandwiches, locate them about the class A
part,
then twist that part to restore step 1.
This strategy will, however, only get you so far. The second strategy is
to first forget about the class D
parts, and only focus on
getting the class C
and E
parts into their proper
orbits. There is a trivial tri-cycle you can use to do this. Once all such
parts are in their proper orbits, use 3[R,RUB,Ri,RUFi]
to flatten
the parts of class D
.
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to permute the class E
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the parts of class D
, although this sequence is not necessary for
the solution being given here.
Next we align colors between the parts of class E
and D
.
This is a lot of work, but easy to accomplish. After getting things ready, simply
use RUFi,RUB,R,RUBi,2Ri,RUF
or something like 3RUF,3LUB,2U,3RUF,3LUB
.
Each of these does a pair of color swaps between parts of class D
.
(Or you could think of it as swapping parts of class E
.)
Note that we are ignoring the parts of class C
in this step.
We now align colors for parts of class C
with those of class A
,
and do so, of course, without undoing step 3. This can be accomplished with all the moves
of step 3; all that differs is the setup. Make sure that you're only doing pairs of swaps between
parts of class D
of the same color.
Note that what may be a more efficient way to get this step done is to find your pair of
swaps between parts of class D
and E
that doesn't undo step 3,
(because you're swapping between same colors), then re-use this swap over and over while
simply slotting whole corners (composites of parts of class A
and C
)
into and out of the needed locations. This must be done with the 3RUF,3LUB,2U,3RUF,3LUB
sequence.
With all sandwiches now solved in terms of both color and shape, it's time to park
them where they belong color-wise. This is trivial until perhaps near the end where
a single tri-cycle cannot finish the step. If you find that a pair of sandwiches need
to swap to complete the step, then execute a sequence such as RUFi,RUB,R,RUBi,2Ri,RUF
or 3RUF,3LUB,2U,3RUF,3LUB
in such a way as to not undo step 4. Doing so is simply
a matter of making sure that you're swapping between same colors for parts of class D
and E
as well as C
and A
. Having performed the null-swap, if
you will, the sandwiches should now solve using tri-cycles. Note that if you are careful about
which null-swap you do, it can minimize the number of tri-cycles needed to complete the step.
Lastly, now that we've reduced the puzzle to a 3x3x3, solve it as such. If you find that a single corner is twisted near the end, simply twist that corner into its proper orientation, then tri-cycle the sandwiches into their proper locations.


Package it.polimi.ingsw.client.view
Class Gui
java.lang.Object
it.polimi.ingsw.client.view.UI
it.polimi.ingsw.client.view.Gui
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client, clientState, isNormalActionDone, isSoloMode
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changeCliState, fromStringToResourceType, getClient, getClientState, hasDoneNormalAction, isCLI, isGuestWhoHasJustJoined, isReceiverAction, isSoloMode, manageUserInteraction, setNormalActionDone, setSoloMode
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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renderError
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Method to notify player after a disconnection in order to let him know that the application should be restarted.- Specified by:
notifyCloseApplicationRequired
in classUI
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I'm a Full Stack Developer and recent Prime Digital Academy grad based in Minneapolis. Former non-profit fundraiser and Chicago native. I enjoy tackling complex projects and the challenge of learning new tech!
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See the code here!


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About MuseumStat
MuseumStat is a powerful online resource to support museums, communities, and researchers in gaining useful insights into the scope and reach of museums and the communities they serve. MuseumStat contains information on over 33,000 museums combined with community metrics on every census tract in the United States. MuseumStat is built on a geographical information system (GIS) platform that is designed to be intuitive and useful to a wide range of users and will continue to grow in its scope of features and information.
For Museums
MuseumStat provides museum leaders with critical information to inform their programming and outreach activities, improve their casemaking to grantmakers, and generate data-driven analyses to enhance their community impact.
For Communities
MuseumStat provides community leaders with important measures of community health and well-being, easily accessible through maps, charts, and graphs. A wide range of museums are identified as community assets and potential partners for programs and services.
For Researchers
MuseumStat provides researchers, advocates, and policymakers with important, objective data to understand the scope, reach, and impact of museums in communities. Data is visualized on-screen and provided for download to allow for the widest possible use and analyses.
About the Data
MuseumStat uses two key types of data, the Museum Universe Data File (MUDF) and the American Community Survey (ACS) of the U.S. Census Bureau. The MUDF is most comprehensive data file of museums in the United States, compiled through an ongoing process and updated twice each year. The information contained in the MUDF is derived from a variety of public sources, primarily information from tax-exempt nonprofit organizations from the Internal Revenue Service. There are inherent limitations in the use of such administrative information. Although steps were taken to improve data quality, we cannot attest to overall accuracy and quality of the information contained within. We advise users to develop strategies for addressing these limitations.
The ACS is an ongoing statistical survey of the U.S. Census Bureau that gathers in-depth information on individuals and households throughout the country. MuseumStat uses the ACS 5-year estimates from 2010-2014, which allows for analysis down to the block group level.


Testing policy has been changed on the 13th of March. This has an affect on the number of reported cases in the Netherlands. You can find the criteria to get tested in the Netherlands here.


Table of Contents
This section describes the steps you need to take before you can write or run programs that use the JDBC interface.
Precompiled versions of the driver can be downloaded from the PostgreSQL™ JDBC web site.
Alternatively you can build the driver from source, but you should only need to do this if you are making changes to the source code. To build the JDBC driver, you need gradle and a JDK (currently at least jdk1.8) .
If you have several Java compilers installed, maven will use the first one on the path. To use a different one set JAVA_HOME to the Java version you wish to use For example, to use a different JDK than the default, this may work:
JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk1.8.0_45
To compile the driver simply run gradlew assemble or gradlew build if you want to run the tests
in the top level directory.
Note: if you want to skip test execution, add the option -DskipTests.
The compiled driver will be placed in pgjdbc/build/libs/postgresql-MM.nn.pp.jar
Where MM is the major version, nn is the minor version and pp is the patch version.
Versions for JDBC3 and lower can be found here
This is a very brief outline of how to build the driver. Much more detailed information can be
found on the github repo
Even though the JDBC driver should be built with Gradle, for situations, where use of Gradle is not possible,
e.g., when building pgjdbc for distributions, the pgjdbc Gradle build provides a convenience
source release artifact *-src.tar.gz
- a Maven based project.
The Maven based project contains a version of the JDBC driver with complete functionality,
which can be used in production and is still validly buildable within the Maven build environment.
The Maven-based project is created with gradlew -d :postgresql:sourceDistribution -Prelease.
The produced *-src.tar.gz
can be then found in pgjdbc/build/distributions/
directory.
JDBC driver can be built from the Maven-based project with mvn package or,
when the tests are to be skipped, with mvn -DskipTests package.
Prefactored *-src.tar.gz
s are released in the Maven central repository.


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| Interface Summary | |
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| ActionContextIF | INTERNAL: Stores parameters (key-value pairs: where key is the name of the parameter and value is a String objects) |
| ActionForwardPageIF | INTERNAL: Interface for the description of a forward page assigned to an action. |
| ActionGroupIF | INTERNAL: The interface is implemented by objects representing action groups that handle and provide access to a collection of actions. |
| ActionRegistryIF | INTERNAL: Interface for storing the application main registry providing access to individual action groups. |
| ConfigurationObservableIF | INTERNAL: Classes implementing this interface may want to inform the subscribed observers that a specific configuration event has happend (like for example a new configuration element was found). |
| ConfigurationObserverIF | INTERNAL: A class implementing this interface most likely wants to react on the observed event. |
| FieldInformationIF | INTERNAL: Container for storing information about an input field used for displaying an form as part of the user interface. |
| ImageInformationIF | INTERNAL: Container for storing information about an image used to display a graphical button. |
| ParamRuleIF | INTERNAL: A class implementing this interface specifies a transformation rule to modify the forward URL. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| ActionContext | INTERNAL: Implementation of the ActionContextIF interface. |
| ActionDataSet | INTERNAL: Container for all the ActionData carriers produced for one HTML form. |
| ActionError | |
| ActionForwardPage | INTERNAL: Default implementation of the interface ActionForwardPageIF |
| ActionGroup | INTERNAL: Basic implementation of ActionGroupIF interface, for storing a set of action objects belonging to a common group. |
| ActionInGroup | INTERNAL: Represents an action given a name inside an action group. |
| ActionParameters | INTERNAL: Default implementation of ActionParametersIF. |
| ActionRegistry | INTERNAL: Default implementation of the ActionRegistryIF interface. |
| ActionResponse | INTERNAL: Default implementation of an action response. |
| Constants | INTERNAL: General (non-action specific) Constants which are used through the complete Web Editor Framework. |
| FieldInformation | INTERNAL: Default implementation of the FieldInformationIF interface. |
| IdentityParamRule | INTERNAL: Implementation of ParamRuleIF for returning the next action template name. |
| ImageInformation | INTERNAL: Default implementation of the ImageInformationIF interface. |
| WebEdRequest | INTERNAL: Default implementation of WebEdRequestIF. |
| Exception Summary | |
|---|---|
| ActionValidationException | INTERNAL: Thrown by when there is a validation problem relating to an action. |
| NoActionDataFoundException | INTERNAL: Thrown by when no action data is found for the given request id. |
| UnavailableSessionException | INTERNAL: Thrown by ProcessServlet to indicate that the necessary session is not present. |
The basic implementation of the core interfaces belonging to Ontopia's web editor framework, except the classes related to the to the implementation of actions (which are in their own package structure).
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A group project in which the team created a website were the user can create a character for the game Dungeons and Dragons. Languages and npms used are: HTML, CSS, Google CSS API, JS, Express npm, MySQL2, and Sequelize


All of the custom colors found in d3.js blocks were used as input. The data was taken from the enjalot's block and includes 3250 different blocks. He parsed out hex codes, hsl(a) and rgb(a) in any html, js or coffee file found in each block and I converted all of these to their hex, rgb and hsl values. There were 24700 different color statements in these blocks that make up 4350 unique colors.
The clustering grouped similar colors together in 600 hexagons (based on their RGB and HSL values, thus 6 variables in total). The map below displays the "average" hex value and the size of each hexagon is scaled to the number of (the 24700) colors that are grouped in each hexagon. The biggest one, pure black, #000000, has 1500 entries. In essence it is an exercise in trying to map a 3D color space into a 2D plane while also looking at the nuances in colors used in blocks :)


I still have an old MacMini at home and I really like it but it is not really doing a lot. Thanks to a few wonderful tools out there I now have a wonderful machine to deal with my downloading pleasure. I am always looking for ways to use the systems I have here and this has turned out to be something where I think the TV world can or needs to go to.

So what’s the setup?

First of all I have Transmission running at all times, and it is configured to watch a special directory for torrent files and start downloading whenever it finds something in that directory (deleting the torrent file while it is at it). That folder actually resides on my DropBox account, so I can always push stuff into that directory from where I might be at the time. This comes in handy when somebody suggests a movie, which I might add directly or just create a task in Remember The Milk to do so.

Next up is the Series part. Here I am currently trying out FeedMyTorrents just to see how it works and it is working like a charm. What that does is uses an app called "Automatic" for OS X where I can add RSS Feeds and it automatically downloads the enclosures into a given directory.

Next up is running a little script that takes any series and converts it to iPod High format via the Elgato Turbo.264, which does that in really wonderful speed and without making the fan of the mac mini run at 150% ;) Also I need to find a solution to really get TV series running here in Germany into the system. Currently I am recording them live on TV with a hard disk video recorder, but what I really would like to have is just Boxee down in the living room having all those movies/series via Bittorrent automatically. I do not need to see them live and that might be easier than making Boxee record live TV.

So what do you do to automate your television pleasures? I know I am just starting to see the pieces fall together in real life, not just in my head.


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| AnyURIValue | A string value |
| AtomicValue | A AtomicValue is a value that isn't a sequence and isn't a node. |
| Base64BinaryValue | A value of type xs:base64Binary |
| BigIntegerValue | An integer value: note this is a subtype of decimal in XML Schema, not a primitive type. |
| BooleanValue | A boolean XPath value |
| CalendarValue | Abstract superclass for Date, Time, and DateTime |
| Cardinality | This class contains static methods to manipulate the cardinality property of a type. |
| Closure | A Closure represents a value that has not yet been evaluated: the value is represented by an expression, together with saved values of all the context variables that the expression depends on. |
| DateTimeValue | A value of type DateTime |
| DateValue | A value of type Date. |
| DecimalValue | A decimal value |
| DerivedAtomicValue | A DerivedAtomicValue is an atomic value of a user-defined type |
| DoubleValue | A numeric (double precision floating point) value |
| DurationValue | A value of type xs:duration |
| EmptySequence | An EmptySequence object represents a sequence containing no members. |
| FloatValue | A numeric (single precision floating point) value |
| GDayValue | Implementation of the xs:gDay data type |
| GMonthDayValue | Implementation of the xs:gYear data type |
| GMonthValue | Implementation of the xs:gMonth data type |
| GYearMonthValue | Implementation of the xs:gYearMonth data type |
| GYearValue | Implementation of the xs:gYear data type |
| HexBinaryValue | A value of type xs:hexBinary |
| IntegerValue | An integer value: note this is a subtype of decimal in XML Schema, not a primitive type. |
| MonthDurationValue | A value of type xsd:yearMonthDuration |
| NumericValue | NumericValue is an abstract superclass for IntegerValue, DecimalValue, FloatValue, and DoubleValue |
| ObjectValue | An XPath value that encapsulates a Java object. |
| QNameValue | A QName value |
| RestrictedStringValue | A value conforming to one of the built-in subtypes of String, specifically normalizedString, token, language, Name, NCName, ID, IDREF, ENTITY, NMTOKEN. |
| SecondsDurationValue | A value of type xsd:dayTimeDuration |
| SequenceExtent | A sequence value implemented extensionally. |
| SequenceIntent | A SequenceIntent is sequence value that uses deferred evaluation. |
| SequenceType | SequenceType: a sequence type consists of a primary type, which indicates the type of item, and a cardinality, which indicates the number of occurrences permitted. |
| SequenceValue | A SequenceValue object represents a sequence whose members are all AtomicValues or Nodes. |
| SingletonNode | A value that is a sequence containing zero or one nodes |
| StringValue | A string value |
| TextFragmentValue | This class represents a temporary tree whose root document node owns a single text node. |
| TimeValue | A value of type time |
| UntypedAtomicValue | An Untyped Atomic value. |
| Value | A value is the result of an expression but it is also an expression in its own right. |
This package provides classes representing XPath values (that is, the results of an expression). There are different classes for different types of value.
The principal class is:
Value:
This represents the result of evaluating an expression. But a Value is also an expression in its
own right, reflecting the fact that literal values can be used syntactically wherever expressions
can be used. There are subclasses of Value for the different data types: StringValue, NumericValue,
SequenceValue, BooleanValue, and so on.
Although values are all fixed, the class SequenceIntent
deserves special mention
because it represents a value that has not yet been evaluated. It is actually a wrapper for a
SequenceIterator that can be used to obtain the values when required. This SequenceIterator will
always be context-independent, it will return the same values each time it is used. The SequenceIntent
class contains logic to ensure that if the sequence is used repeatedly, the results are saved locally
in memory: this is a trade-off to try and ensure a balance between repeated calculation of the same results,
and holding results in memory just in case they are needed again.
This package also includes the class Type
, which contains a number of methods for
handling type inferences.
Michael H. Kay
25 April 2002
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Web Server Protokol HTTP Python
sudo python -m SimpleHTTPServer [PORT]


The adaptation rules have a set of properties that must be fulfilled in the LMS in order for the actions associated with the rule to be executed. The above mentioned actions follow the same idea that the initial state, meaning that when the properties in LMS (defined in "LMS State" tab) are fulfilled the rules will be executed. The rules have an associated initial state (in this case it is showed at right of the rule description in the table of rules). When the rule is run, it will updated the variables and the flags that appear in the tab "Game State" in the low part of the screen (once we have selected one particular rule).
It is necessary to emphasize that only the last fulfilled rule will be executed, considering the last one the one that is in the low part of rules list.


java -jar rest-list-system.jar
If you double click it then it will be running in the background on port 4567 - you might have to use task manager to kill the Java VM that it is running on to exit.
Three users are created by default with different permissions: superadmin
, admin
, user
- all have the default password set to password
Command Line Arguments:
-port=1234
set the port to supplied integer (defaults to 4567)-bugfixes=false
(defaults to true)/heartbeat
- is the server alive?/lists
- manage the List entities - create, amend lists/lists/{guid}
- create, amend, delete a List/users
- user management - create, delete/users/{username}/password
- amend a User's password/users/{username}/apikey
- amend a User's api key/feature-toggles
- superadmin
can toggle app features on and off/heartbeat
GET
- return 200 to indicate server is running/lists
GET
POST
{title:'my title'}
PUT
title
, description
, guid
, createdDate
, amendedDate
'GET /lists'
Accept: application/json
{
"lists": [
{
"guid": "d4625287-989a-4454-b01a-cb99545a87a6",
"title": "title",
"description": "",
"createdDate": "2017-07-19-15-53-14",
"amendedDate": "2017-07-19-15-53-14"
}
]
}
Accept: application/xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<lists>
<list>
<guid>d4625287-989a-4454-b01a-cb99545a87a6</guid>
<title>title</title>
<description></description>
<createdDate>2017-07-19-15-53-14</createdDate>
<amendedDate>2017-07-19-15-53-14</amendedDate>
</list>
</lists>
GET
- return the details of a particular list
?title=exactTitle
?title="partialTitle"
PUT
- amend a list or create a new list when supplied with full details of the listPOST
- amend details of a list
PATCH
- partial amend of a list
DELETE
- delete a list
GET
- return the details of a particular list but without the fields in the comma separated fieldlist
e.g. guid,title
GET /lists/{guid}
Accept: application/json
{
"guid": "d4625287-989a-4454-b01a-cb99545a87a6",
"title": "title",
"description": "",
"createdDate": "2017-07-19-15-53-14",
"amendedDate": "2017-07-19-15-53-14"
}
Accept: application/xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<list>
<guid>d4625287-989a-4454-b01a-cb99545a87a6</guid>
<title>title</title>
<description></description>
<createdDate>2017-07-19-15-53-14</createdDate>
<amendedDate>2017-07-19-15-53-14</amendedDate>
</list>
PATCH /lists/{guid}
{
"guid": "d4625287-989a-4454-b01a-cb99545a87a6",
"title": "title2",
}
_currently does not comply with https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7396 _
/users
GET
- return usernames of all users
?username=exactmatch
e.g. ?username=admin
?username="partialmatch"
e.g. ?username="adm"
POST
- creat a user with username
and password
/users/{username}
GET
- return details of a user
/users/{username}/password
PUT
- set the password
PUT /users/{username}/password
XML:
<user><password>newPassword</password></user>
JSON:
{password:'newPassword'}
/users/{username}/apikey
PUT
- set the API AuthKey
PUT /users/{username}/apikey
XML:
<user><apikey>newApiKeyIsThisYes</apikey></user>
JSON:
{apikey:'newApiKeyIsThisYes'}
/feature-toggles
GET
- return status of all feature toggles
POST
- amend a list of feature toggles
Content-Type
Content-Type
header to specify the format of the payload as either XML or JSONapplication/json
means the payload is represented as JSONapplication/xml
means the payload is represented as XML400
error will be returned if the payload can not be converted into the appropriate representationContent-Type
is supplied then the application assumes a JSON representation.Accept
Accept
header to specify the format of the desired responseapplication/json
means you want to receive JSONapplication/xml
means you want to receive XMLAuthentication
header with the value Basic
followed by the username:password
base 64 encodedX-API-AUTH
with a value of the api key
defined for each user. the api key
is visible to the user when they make a GET
request for their user detailsX-HTTP-Method-Override
header to allow clients that don't support verbs such as PATCH
OPTIONS
can be used on all endpoints to receive the Allow
header with the allowed verbs.404
is returned if the end point is not recognised405
is returned if a method which is not mentioned in Allow
is used on an an endpoint500
is returned in the event of an unhandled condition in the server - this should never occurThe system has been coded with some known bugs - these are all fixed by default. If you would like to test your testing skills then start with -bugfixes=false
to have the known bugs present in the application.
See if you can find them.
java -jar rest-list-system.jar -bugfixes=false


ChatViewController
class ChatViewController : MessagesViewController
Undocumented
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Declaration
Swift
var user: Match!
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Swift
var picture: UIImage
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Declaration
Swift
var name: String
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Declaration
Swift
var messages: [MockMessage]
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Declaration
Swift
var messageCounter: UIButton!
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Declaration
Swift
override func viewDidLoad()
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Declaration
Swift
override func viewDidAppear(_ animated: Bool)
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Insert the messages into the UI and reload the table view
Declaration
Swift
func insertMessages()
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Will be execudet when the message data is called in the chat manager
Declaration
Swift
func messageData(didUpdate messages: [NSManagedObject]?)
Parameters
messages
All messages as NSManagedObject
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Declaration
Swift
func messageForItem(at indexPath: IndexPath, in messagesCollectionView: MessagesCollectionView) -> MessageType
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Swift
func numberOfSections(in messagesCollectionView: MessagesCollectionView) -> Int
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Declaration
Swift
func currentSender() -> Sender
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Declaration
Swift
func cellTopLabelAttributedText(for message: MessageType, at indexPath: IndexPath) -> NSAttributedString?
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Declaration
Swift
func footerViewSize(for section: Int, in messagesCollectionView: MessagesCollectionView) -> CGSize
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Declaration
Swift
func heightForLocation(message: MessageType, at indexPath: IndexPath, with maxWidth: CGFloat, in messagesCollectionView: MessagesCollectionView) -> CGFloat
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
func configureAvatarView(_ avatarView: AvatarView, for message: MessageType, at indexPath: IndexPath, in messagesCollectionView: MessagesCollectionView)
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
func messageInputBar(_ inputBar: MessageInputBar, didPressSendButtonWith text: String)


None.
Size: cm
Echogenicity:
Parenchymal thickness and contour:
Pelvicalyceal dilatation: None Mild Moderate Severe
Calculi (number and maximal diameter):
Cysts:
Masses:
Pelvicalyceal dilatation None Mild Moderate Severe
Suprarenal aorta: cm
Juxtarenal aorta: cm
Infrarenal aorta: cm
Right common iliac artery: cm
Left common iliac artery: cm
IVC:
Urinary bladder:


How to do it:Grab a pair of dumbbells and let them hang at arm's length next to your sides with your palms facing your thighs.Without moving your upper arms, bend your elbow and curl the dumbbells as close to your shoulders as you can.Pause,then slowly lower the weight back to the starting position.Each time you return to the starting position,completely straighten your arms.
How to do it:Get on a treadmill and set the speed in which you would want to run and begin your workout.Alternatively, you could grab your sneakers and go jogging or sprinting. This should get your legs exercised and is also advisable for body fitness.
How to do it:Sit on a mat with you hands at the back and your waist tilted backwards at a 45 degrees angle.Then criss-cross your legs one after the other.This would ultimately lead to formation of abs!Alternatively you could do sit ups which are also very helpful in formation of abs.


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title: Add Dataset
permalink: /add-dataset/
---
{% include breadcrumbs.html parent="Datasets" %}
This dataset has been
created and the page is currently generating.
It will be available momentarily at
There was an error saving this page
Add Dataset
{% include dataset-form.html %}


CHAPTER 130
EMERGENCY SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
Section
130-1 Emergency seat of state government
130-2 Effect of official state acts
130-3 Emergency seat of county government
130-4 Effect of official county acts
130-5 Applicability


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A Bibliographic Framework for the Digital Age
A Library of Congress Working Group of the Future of Bibliographic Control's announcement, A Bibliographic Framework for the Digital Age, is the source for the underlying development requirements used in the ${project.name} Project.
Summary
In the October 31, 2011 Library of Congress announcement, A Bibliographic Framework for the Digital Age, it outlined a set of requirements for a bibliographical replacement for the legacy, but still widely used by libraries of all sizes and descriptions, MARC21 standard. This framework includes a suggested approach that includes using technologies from the Semantic Web such as RDF and Linked Data, along with RDA, while still maintaining interoperability with MARC21.
${project.name} Project Requirements
The ${project.name} project uses the Framework as these starting requirements for software development:
- Broad accommodation of content rules and data models.
- Provision for types of data that logically accompany or support bibliographic description
- Accommodation of textual data, linked data with URIs instead of text, and both
- Consideration of the relationships between and recommendations for communications format tagging, record input conventions, and system storage/manipulation.
- Consideration of the needs of all sizes and types of libraries, from small public to large research.
- Continuation of maintenance of MARC until no longer necessary.
- Compatibility with MARC-based records.
- Provision of transformation from MARC 21 to a new bibliographic environment.
Relationship to Unit and BDD Testing
This announcement is used to create unit testing of specific code in ${project.name} using a combination of unit and BDD tests explained in this section and in engineering testing.


| Interface | Description |
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| Validatable |
An interface for all objects capable of validating a JSON Instance against
a JSON Schema.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| EnumFormatValidator |
A very flexible FormatValidator that enables customizable format keywords.
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| EnumFormatValidator.Builder |
This is a static inner class that can used to construct an instance of EnumFormatValidator.
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| Rules |
The Rules class represents the set of validation rules that we want our validators
to include.
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| Table |
Implementation of a table-like object using Hash Table, thus providing efficient
look-ups of entries.
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| TableFormat |
TableFormat class is used to represent how each column in a given tabular data is separated,
and for an entry that consists of multiple values, how those value are separated.
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| TableFormat.Format |
A static inner class that consists of two fields.
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| Validatable.Util |
An inner class that contains methods all the subclasses that implement this interface
might use.
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| Validator |
A wrapper class around com.ndi.Everit's json-schema validator implementation:
'https://github.com/everit-org/json-schema', which follows the Draft v7 specification
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The Keynote
Source: Amazon Web Services
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