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Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)Updated: 2009-06-21
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NAME
vfork - create a child process and block parentSYNOPSIS
#include <sys/types.h>#include <unistd.h>
pid_t vfork(void);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)):
vfork(): _BSD_SOURCE || _XOPEN_SOURCE >= 500
DESCRIPTION
Standard Description
(From POSIX.1) The vfork() function has the same effect as fork(2), except that the behavior is undefined if the process created by vfork() either modifies any data other than a variable of type pid_t used to store the return value from vfork(), or returns from the function in which vfork() was called, or calls any other function before successfully calling _exit(2) or one of the exec(3) family of functions.Linux Description
vfork(), just like fork(2), creates a child process of the calling process. For details and return value and errors, see fork(2).vfork() is a special case of clone(2). It is used to create new processes without copying the page tables of the parent process. It may be useful in performance-sensitive applications where a child will be created which then immediately issues an execve(2).
vfork() differs from fork(2) in that the parent is suspended until the child terminates (either normally, by calling _exit(2), or abnormally, after delivery of a fatal signal), or it makes a call to execve(2). Until that point, the child shares all memory with its parent, including the stack. The child must not return from the current function or call exit(3), but may call _exit(2).
Signal handlers are inherited, but not shared. Signals to the parent arrive after the child releases the parent's memory (i.e., after the child terminates or calls execve(2)).
Historic Description
Under Linux, fork(2) is implemented using copy-on-write pages, so the only penalty incurred by fork(2) is the time and memory required to duplicate the parent's page tables, and to create a unique task structure for the child. However, in the bad old days a fork(2) would require making a complete copy of the caller's data space, often needlessly, since usually immediately afterwards an exec(3) is done. Thus, for greater efficiency, BSD introduced the vfork() system call, which did not fully copy the address space of the parent process, but borrowed the parent's memory and thread of control until a call to execve(2) or an exit occurred. The parent process was suspended while the child was using its resources. The use of vfork() was tricky: for example, not modifying data in the parent process depended on knowing which variables are held in a register.CONFORMING TO
4.3BSD, POSIX.1-2001. POSIX.1-2008 removes the specification of vfork(). The requirements put on vfork() by the standards are weaker than those put on fork(2), so an implementation where the two are synonymous is compliant. In particular, the programmer cannot rely on the parent remaining blocked until the child either terminates or calls execve(2), and cannot rely on any specific behavior with respect to shared memory.NOTES
Linux Notes
Fork handlers established using pthread_atfork(3) are not called when a multithreaded program employing the NPTL threading library calls vfork(). Fork handlers are called in this case in a program using the LinuxThreads threading library. (See pthreads(7) for a description of Linux threading libraries.)History
The vfork() system call appeared in 3.0BSD. In 4.4BSD it was made synonymous to fork(2) but NetBSD introduced it again, cf. http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/kernel/vfork.html . In Linux, it has been equivalent to fork(2) until 2.2.0-pre6 or so. Since 2.2.0-pre9 (on i386, somewhat later on other architectures) it is an independent system call. Support was added in glibc 2.0.112.BUGS
It is rather unfortunate that Linux revived this specter from the past. The BSD man page states: "This system call will be eliminated when proper system sharing mechanisms are implemented. Users should not depend on the memory sharing semantics of vfork() as it will, in that case, be made synonymous to fork(2)."Details of the signal handling are obscure and differ between systems. The BSD man page states: "To avoid a possible deadlock situation, processes that are children in the middle of a vfork() are never sent SIGTTOU or SIGTTIN signals; rather, output or ioctls are allowed and input attempts result in an end-of-file indication."
SEE ALSO
clone(2), execve(2), fork(2), unshare(2), wait(2)COLOPHON
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Oberkampf, W. L., & Trucano, T. G. (2002). Verification and validation in computational fluid dynamics. Progress in Aerospace Sciences, 38(3), 209-272.
Good historical reference, with masses of references. Somewhat focuses on the validation experiment being an experiment that is focused on the validation of numerical code rather than its purpose being primarily about physical insight.
Why numerically model? (Page 211):
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How well established is V&V? (Page 211):
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V&V is difficult! (Page 211):
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V&V is important in complex systems (Page 214):
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V&V activities can only assess the correctness or accuracy of the speciﬁc cases tested.
General V&V doctrine (Page 215):
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Graphical comparisons are not good enough (Page 216):
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Missing information in graphical comparison (Page 216):
With a graphical comparison, one does not commonly see quantiﬁcation of the numerical error or quantiﬁcation of computational uncertainties due to missing initial conditions, boundary conditions, or modeling parameters. Also, an estimate of experimental uncertainty is not typically quoted, and in most cases it is not even available.
Poor verification practises in academic (Page 217):
“Upon examining the CFD literature as a whole, it is our view that verification testing of computer codes is severely inadequate.”
References to leading authorities in V&V, for instance:
The paper issues some critical needs on page 212 such as:
There is a distinction between error, uncertainty, code verification and solution verification, apparently, discussed in section 3.
There is significant emphasis on the hierarchical methodology for validation.
Historical figures in V&V were Popper, Carnap and the Operations Research (OR) community. Because of the complexities of the systems that OR attempted to deal with, Validation is virtually impossible in this case.
The Society of Computer Simulations (SCS) published the first definitions of verification and validation. Talked a lot about substantiation, evidence of correctness.
Something called Qualification was also defined by the SCS, which is to ask the question of how well does the conceptual model represent reality. This is not validation, which asks how well the numerical model represents reality. See the Fig. 1 on page 213.
IEEE definitions are given but may not be appropriate for computational sciences as they are referential, as in they need another document to define the requirements. Yet,
“the IEEE definitions are the more prevalent deﬁnitions used in engineering, and one must be aware of the potential confusion when other definitions are used.”
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) provided the defacto definitions of validation and verification:
V&V is an ongoing activity, i.e. there is no completion, we are always building evidence, as Roach also asserts.
Accuracy is common to most definitions of V&V which implies that a measure of correctness can be determined.
Talks about contributors from the CFD community and also environmental quality modelling such as surface and ground water flows. The water-quality work relates to wave energy modelling. As Oberkampf puts it:
“it addresses validation for complex processes in the physical sciences where validation of models is extremely difﬁcult, if not impossible. Second, because of the limited knowledge, the environmental-modeling ﬁeld has adopted statistical methods of calibration and validation assessment.”
There is discussion on the lack of information in purely graphical comparisons and some discussion on the selection of metrics for validation, such as
“A metric would quantify both errors and uncertainties in the comparison of computational results and experimental data.”
There is also some information on validation databases although these are described as “ad hoc and duplicative”! I had an idea here about having “open tests” rather than open code, so at least people could independently verify and validate black box codes.
Why is the UK not represented on the AIAA committee?
The AIAA guide was one of the first standards published for V&V and is a “first level” document, denoting the early developmental stage of the processes.
Oberkampf states that benchmarks (or a fiducial) are required for verification, but if you’re verifying the numerics for a solution then there are no benchmarks, right?
“Verification, thus, provides evidence (substantiation) that the conceptual (continuum mathematics) model is solved correctly by the discrete mathematics embodied in the computer code.”
Important note on the sources of error:
“Given a numerical procedure that is stable, consistent, and robust, the five major sources of errors in CFD solutions are insufﬁcient spatial discretization convergence, insufficient temporal discretization convergence, insufficient convergence of an iterative procedure, computer round-off, and computer programming errors.”
There is a distinction made between solution verification (the first 4 of the errors listed above) and code verification (the last error). Code verification is a matter of Software Quality Engineering (SQE), which academics don’t do very well for reasons we know too well.
“Comparison between sufficiently accurate computational results and experimental data.” But what is “sufficiently accurate. Oberkampf does go on to discuss the quantification of numerical accuracy later in this document but its not driven home early, like in later work.
Note that validation does not, “specifically address the inference of the models accuracy for cases different from the validation comparison.”
“validation involves identification and quantiﬁcation of the error and uncertainty in the conceptual and computational models, quantification of the numerical error in the computational solution, estimation of the experimental uncertainty, and finally, comparison between the computational results and the experimental data.”
So there is discussion of the numerical error in the validation process, rather than the verification process. I guess the paper sort of tries to drive that home a little bit, but there is a lot of cross-over of the processes, which is a tad confusing.
Continued discussion of the validation hierarchy. Most discussion is about experimental measurements at each tier of the problem.
There is definitely this “verification of calculation” distinction, with the error calculations reappearing in the validation part. This is discussed in more details in sections 3 and 4, but it appears these things are less segregated in the latest thinking.


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Apple and Samsung Devices.
Developed skills needed to appropriately repair Android and IOS devices.
3 Day Course
February 2014
Experience
Tier II Support Technician
Zoot Enterprises
Main duties:
Triage and work to resolve a variety of Jira tickets including alerts generated automatically in the
production environment.
Assist internal users remotely and locally with VPN troubleshooting as well software and hardware issues.
Test and replace rack mount and desktop UPS batteries and units.
Use Bash and Python to create repeatable solutions to common problems.
Worked together with team to find solutions, determine root cause, and resolve issues.
Additional Roles:
Lead Certificate Validator, ensure certificates are properly installed and facilitate communications
between project team, client, and certificate team.
Subject matter expert for internal pc hardware/software issues.
Maintain documentation for commonly occurring issues.
Primary escalation point for VPN connection issues.
April 2019 - Present
Assistant Manager
Batteries Plus Bulbs
Main Duties:
Primary escalation point for any challenges that arise.
Ordered product replenishments including special orders through multiple venders.
Preformed Inventory counts and maintain min/max values.
Developed methods for training new employees.
Assisted Customers with rapid problem solving, supplying knowledge, and often creating solutions unique to
that customer.
Additional Roles:
Head device repair technician, demoed repair steps for new employees, provided solutions for challenging
repairs.
Assemble unique battery packs for antiquated devices.
Solder/repair broken devices including key fobs, battery packs, remote controls, etc.
Test, diagnose and install vehicle and rv batteries.
August 2009 - December 2018
Associate
Quiznos
Main Duties:
Assisted customers with orders in a close team environment.
Counted inventory and ordered replenishment products.
Programmed new products into Point of Sale system.
April 2007 - April 2009
Detail and Service Washer
Helena Motors
Main Duties:
Communicated with sales department and detail department.
Cleaned and washed cars in a fast paced environment.
Maintained equipment and workplace.
May 2006 - August 2006
Avon Family Cafe
Head Cook
Main Duties:
Prepared Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner in a team environment.
Planned and produced daily soup and special.
Trained new employees to be hardworking, self-reliant, and self-starting.


Rho.System
Rho::System.httpProxyURI
HTTP Proxy URI : Proxy should set successfully to http://wwwgate0.mot.com:1080. (Rhosimulator supports it only for windows platform)
Set httpProxyURI
Navigate to Google
VT200-0676
Get httpProxyURI :
VT200-0xxx
Default :
Rho::System.keyboardState
Keyboard State : (For WM and CE the keyboard can be manually shown or hidden as required. All other platforms only support 'automatic'. )
Text Field
Numeric field
Set keyboardState as shown
VT200-0678
set showKeyboard as hidden
VT200-0xxx
set keyboardState as automatic with textbox
VT200-0xxx
Call getProperty with showKeyboard:
VT200-0xxx
Default:
Rho::System.applicationInstall
Application install
You must have running webbrick server before starting test application
Application install for Windows WM:
WM: Install app from HTTP url
CE: Install app from HTTP url
VT200-0679
Application Install for Android:
Install app from HTTP url
VT200-0679
Application Install for iOS:
Install app from HTTP url
VT200-0679
Rho.System.isApplicationInstalled
Is Application Installed
WM
Call isApplicationInstalled() with correct app name 'TestAppWM6.5'
VT200-0xxx
Android
Call isApplicationInstalled() with correct app name 'testapp'
VT200-0xxx
IOS
Call isApplicationInstalled() with correct app name 'testapp'
VT200-0xxx
Rho::System.runApplication
Run Application
call runApplication with application name 'rhomobile testApp/testApp.exe'.
VT200-0680
call runApplication with application name 'testapp'.
VT200-0680
call runApplication with application name 'testapp'.
VT200-0680
Rho::System.applicationUninstall
Application Uninstall
call applicationUninstall with application name 'rhomobile testApp/testApp.exe'. Not supported on Win CE.
call applicationUninstall with application name 'com.rhomobile.testapp'
VT200-0681
Rho.System.replaceCurrentBundle
replaceCurrentBundle : application bundle will be replaced/partial updated with sample app bundle.
call replaceCurrentBundle with total update
VT200-0683
Check before partial update :
- open BundleTest page, follow instructions
call replaceCurrentBundle with partial update
Check after partial update :
- open BundleTest page, follow instructions
VT200-0683
Call set property with screenAutoRotate as true
VT200-0xxx
Call set property with screenAutoRotate as false
VT200-0xxx
Get Property screenAutoRotate
VT200-0686


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Default content to be displayed
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Default content to be displayed
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We use a repeatable one-way algorithm 'bcrypt' to convert your master and site name into a new password. It is not possible to obtain your master password given result passwords.
The way we generate passwords means we don't have to store anything on our side (unless you want us to). The passwords we generate are the same whether you use our website, offline application or any mobile apps.


Good Boy, Bad Driver
by Jennings BrownA Labrador retriever had a dizzying adventure in a Florida cul-de-sac on Thursday after getting stuck in a car that that spun in circles like a dog chasing its own tail.
Police told an NBC local affiliate that the pooch’s owner stepped out of the car but left the engine running. Then the furry motorist, tempted with a good time, switched the gear to reverse.
Neighbourhood resident Anna Sabol only noticed the donut-driving doggo when the cop cars started showing up. “I laughed. I thought they should give that dog a licence to drive,” Sabol told WPTV. “He was a better driver than a lot of them I’ve seen.”
The cops stood around perplexed for a while, unsure how to stop the car.
“He was doing pretty good until he hit the mailbox. He went around for about an hour without hitting anything at all,” Sabol added.
That’s when the car slowed down and officers were able to type in the passcode to unlock the door. The dog escaped, uninjured.
Sabol told the news outlet that she witnessed the good boy wagging its tail after the joyride.
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Sustainable calcium supplement: FUDAN
Updated on 2020-11-22: we won the Special Prize for Best Sustainable Development Impact.
Members of all age groups are stakeholders of osteoporosis prevention and osteoporosis treatment. Seniors are an integral part of our society, and it is our responsibility to ensure their health and quality of life.
We pinpointed the long-term social, economic and environmental implications of seniors suffering osteoporosis and improved our project based on feedback from respective stakeholders. Our approach can be summarized in SDG-FUDAN, meaning that with the Sustainable Development Goals in mind, we attempted to further senior’s interest in the topic of bone health, uplift all age groups’ knowledge around advances in biology, devote our time to explore how we can convert our idea into a successful and inspiring business, raise awareness about osteoporosis prevention and treatment and nurture all age groups. With things mentioned above, we compete for both the Gold Medal criterion #1 and the Best Sustainable Development Impact prize.
Further
Crosstalk (相声) is a traditional Chinese form of entertainment, similar to standup comedies. Crosstalk is highly popular in the older age group, and we thought it provides an engaging platform to communicate ideas to seniors. Our team member Ziyuan Wei is an active member of the Crosstalk club (Bei Fang She) at Fudan. He drafted an eloquent 11-page Xiang Sheng script in hopes of educating seniors about basic synthetic biology concepts in the format dear to their hearts. E. coli, operon, target gene sequence and other parts came to life and incorporated many cultural analogies to explain their identities.
Figure 1. Performing Crosstalk at senior home
Uplift
SDG 4 QUALITY EDUCATION
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
“The Voice Of Biology” is a free online audio course on basic biology knowledge we produced. The cast of seven is gender-inclusive team and we worked hard to tailor our contents friendly and accessible to a larger audience. Our production explains elementary concepts like protein, gene, and virus in straightforward language. We incorporated cute hand-drawn graphics to appeal to our younger audience. We put our contents on multiple platforms to make it more accessible during the pandemic. We also came out with episodes shorter than five minutes after quarantine was lifted to make it more convenient for those who might consume our content on the commute and those with bad vision. We wrote an along-side textbook with extra-large font size to help those with hearing impairment or those who simply prefer to read.
Figure 2. "Voice of Biology" episode on wechat
To cultivate younger students’ interest in synthetic biology, we collaborated with Tianjin University to host a two-day online summer camp. About 30 high school students from all over China participated in our event. We introduced standard technologies employed in synthetic biology and the capabilities of synthetic biology. We also presented them with our topic this year and encouraged them to give more attention to the physical and mental health of seniors. All of the students spoke highly of the summer camp and expressed their interests to participate in similar future activities.
Devote
Figure 3. Fanhai Cup: list of advancing teams with judging rubric attached
We participated in the “Fanhai Bei” youth innovation competition with undergraduate, masters, and doctoral students from all fields of study and obtained third-class prize after two rounds of heated competition. The judging panel consists of experienced investors from major investment agencies across the country and alumni who are experts in their respective areas. We presented our business plan to two judging panels of eight and learned about what our plan was missing in the eyes of the biochemistry industry. Investors expressed a great degree of interest in our project, but they desired a more mature project timeline. Hence, we created a detailed timeline highlighting important milestones to clearly illustrate our project’s vision to future investors and partners.
We also pitched our polished business plan to experienced senior advisors at Ruishi Inc., and they expressed a very high interest in our project. They encouraged us to identify and target the current market’s “pain point” so that our business can explore more areas for possible development. Our designed product is highly competitive in the current Chinese calcium industry for its low cost and user-friendliness. We signed a letter of intent to solidify future collaboration. Both parties firmly believe that our project has much room for innovation and the capability to inspire other teams. More details please visit /Team:Fudan/Entrepreneurship.
Awareness
SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation
We consulted with doctors and osteoporosis experts from Huadong Hospital and Huashan Hospital on the best ways to educate seniors. They pointed out that seniors tend to listen to their closed ones and the ones taking care of them, either at home or caregivers at senior homes.
Therefore, we created an online course targeting the younger generation and seniors to promote bone health awareness through the most effective channels. We also visited senior homes and talked with their caregivers about the risks and prevention of osteoporosis.
We took advantage of social media platforms to educate all age groups. We uploaded on WeChat public page and Ximalaya, the biggest social media platform in China, and the largest audiobook/podcast platform in China. To this date, our program received over 1000 listens, and most episodes had 100+ listens within the first 24 hours of airing. We believe that a continuous series of informative lessons will slowly bring awareness to our audience. Since our main strategy in education is to educate the younger generation and instruct them on how to educate their grandparents and/or parents. Our approach offers emotional support from the younger generation and is comfortable for the old. In many Asian countries like Japan, Korea, Singapore and China, where the bond between grandparents and grandkids is incredibly tight, our approach is undoubtedly effective.
Nurture
SDG 3 GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
Chinese women favor traditional crosstalk, so we combined interesting art with basic synthetic biology knowledge. We performed it for the elderly when we went to senior home visits. They all laughed and enjoyed our performance. More details please visit /Team:Fudan/Human_Practices.
We also promoted the traditional Chinese sport Mu'lan'quan to them. This sport is popular amongst seniors because it’s both elegant and risk-free—the movements of Mu'lan'quan combined with dancing and Kungfu and is preferred by many elderly, especially females. Again, we incorporated formats dear to their hearts to better engage seniors and help them prevent osteoporosis.
Our Bone appetite project not only focus on osteoporosis prevention and osteoporosis treatment, but also took actions to engineer a better and more sustainable future for all.
Signature: Emily


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 PLOS One 8(12):e82220. PMC3868552
Parsa A, Fuchsberger C…Wheeler HE…Böger CA (>100 authors) (2013) Common variants in Mendelian kidney disease genes and their association with renal function. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology 24(12):2105-17. PMC3839542
Eadon MT, Wheeler HE, Stark AL, Zhang X, Moen EL, Delaney SM, Im HK, Cunningham PN, Zhang W, Dolan ME (2013) Genetic and epigenetic variants contributing to clofarabine cytotoxicity. Human Molecular Genetics 22(19):4007-20. PMC3766179
Gamazon ER, Lamba JK, Pounds S, Stark AL, Wheeler HE, Cao X, Im HK, Mitra AK, Rubnitz JE, Ribeiro RC, Raimondi S, Campana D, Crews KR, Wong SS, Welsh M, Hulur I, Gorsic L, Hartford CM, Zhang W, Cox NJ, Dolan ME (2013) Comprehensive genetic analysis of cytarabine sensitivity in a cell-based model identifies polymorphisms associated with outcome in AML patients. Blood 121(21):4366-76. PMC3663430
Wheeler HE, Gamazon ER, Wing C, Njiaju UO, Njoku C, Baldwin RM, Owzar K, Jiang C, Watson D, Shterev I, Kubo M, Zembutsu H, Winer E, Hudis C, Shulman LN, Nakamura Y, Ratain MJ, Kroetz DL, Cox NJ, Dolan ME (2013) Integration of cell line and clinical trial genome-wide analyses supports a polygenic architecture of paclitaxel-induced sensory peripheral neuropathy. Clinical Cancer Research 19(2):491-9. PMC3549006
Wheeler HE, Maitland ML, Dolan ME, Cox NJ, Ratain MJ (2013) Cancer pharmacogenomics: strategies and challenges. Nature Reviews Genetics 14(1):23-34.  The Pharmacogenomics Journal 13(1):35-43. PMC3370147
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Chasman DI, Fuchsberger C…Wheeler HE…Kao WH, Fox CS, Kottgen A (>100 authors) (2012) Integration of genome-wide association studies with biological knowledge identifies six novel genes related to kidney function. Human Molecular Genetics 21(24):5329-43. PMC3607468
Cox NJ, Gamazon ER, Wheeler HE, Dolan ME (2012) Clinical translation of cell-based pharmacogenomic discovery. Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics 92(4):425-7. PMC3664667
Madian AG, Wheeler HE, Jones RB, Dolan ME (2012) Relating human genetic variation to variation in drug responses. Trends in Genetics 28(10):487-95. PMC3448823
Stark AL, Delaney SM, Wheeler HE, Im HK, Dolan ME (2012) Functional consequences of PRPF39 on distant genes and cisplatin sensitivity. Human Molecular Genetics 21(19):4348-55. PMC3441128
Leandro-Garcia LJ, Lekela S, Jara Sanchez C, Green H, Avall Lundqvist E, Wheeler HE, Dolan ME, Inglada-Perez L, Maliszewska A, de Cubas AA, Comino-Mendez I, Mancikova V, Cascon A, Robledo M, Rodriguez-Antona C (2012) Regulatory polymorphisms in β-tubulin IIa are associated with paclitaxel-induced peripheral neuropathy. Clinical Cancer Research 18(16):4441-8. PMC3664665
O’Donnell PH, Stark AL, Gamazon ER, Wheeler HE, McIlwee BE, Gorsic LK, Im HK, Huang RS, Cox NJ, Dolan ME (2012) Identification of novel germline polymorphisms governing capecitabine sensitivity. Cancer 118(16):4063-73. PMC3413892
Pattaro C, Köttgen A, Teumer A, Garnaas M, Böger CA…Wheeler HE…Kao WH, Fox CS (>100 authors) (2012) Genome-wide association and functional follow-up reveals new loci for kidney function. PLoS Genetics 8(3): e1002584. PMC3315455
Njiaju UO, Gamazon ER, Gorsic LK, Delaney SM, Wheeler HE, Im HK, Dolan ME (2012) Whole-genome studies identify solute carrier transporters in cellular susceptibility to paclitaxel. Pharmacogenetics and Genomics 22(7): 498-507. PMC3376193
Wheeler HE and Dolan ME. (2012) Lymphoblastoid cell lines in pharmacogenomic discovery and clinical translation. Pharmacogenomics 13(1):55-70. PMC3292907
2011
Wheeler HE, Gorsic LK, Welsh M, Stark AL, Gamazon ER, Cox NJ, Dolan ME. (2011) Genome-wide local ancestry approach identifies genes and variants associated with chemotherapeutic susceptibility in African Americans. PLoS One 6(7): e21920. PMC3130766
Wen Y, Gorsic LK, Wheeler HE, Ziliak DM, Huang RS, Dolan ME. (2011) Chemotherapeutic-induced apoptosis: a phenotype for pharmacogenomics studies. Pharmacogenetics and Genomics 21(8): 476-88. PMC3134538
Wheeler HE and Kim SK (2011) Genetics and genomics of human ageing. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 366(1561): 43-50. PMC3001305
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Wheeler HE, Metter EJ, Tanaka T, Absher D, Higgins J, Zahn JM, Wilhelmy J, Davis RW, Singleton A, Myers RM, Ferrucci L, Kim SK. (2009) Sequential use of transcriptional profiling, expression quantitative trait mapping and gene association implicates MMP20 in human kidney aging. PLoS Genetics 5(10): e1000685. PMC2752811


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With a vision and a goal to make the world a better place, your
concern for the environment and the planet along with your drive for success and innovation is the
platform from which we continue to base this company.


Nagios
Table of Contents
- Overview
- Module Description - What the module does and why it is useful
- Setup - The basics of getting started with Nagios
- Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
- Reference - An under-the-hood peek at what the module is doing and how
- Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
- Development - Guide for contributing to the module
Overview
The Nagios module installs and configures the Nagios service.
Module Description
This Nagios module uses rsync and/or storeconfigs to manage Nagios configurations. I made this module because the nagios_[type] types require you to put all of your configurations into large files at /etc/nagios/nagios_[type].cfg. This requirement makes collecting and merging a large number of stored configurations on the monitor a painful experience.
My solution to this problem is to write the nagios configurations to nagios_[type].cfg on each node and then rsync the configurations over to the monitor server. This way the merging of configuration files occurs on each individual server in smaller jobs.
Setup
What Nagios affects
This configuration requires that rsync works which means that port 873 must be open on the monitor server. SSH keys are automatically created and distributed using store configs.
It will create a user named 'nagsync' and also generate an SSH key for this user.
Setup requirements
Puppet Requirements
- Puppet-3.7.6 or later
- PuppetDB-2.0.0 or later
- Facter-2.0.0 or later
- Hiera-2.0.0 or later
Storeconfigs must be enabled on the Puppetmaster.
Dependencies
- puppetlabs/stdlib >=4.2.0
- puppetlabs/rsync >=0.4.0
- puppetlabs/firewall >= 1.0.0
- pdxcat/nrpe >=1.0.0
- stahnma/epel >=1.0.2
Beginning with Nagios
This module requires a little bit of patience to get a target syncing its
configs to a monitor. The initial Puppet run will not magically make everything
work, however, if you simply include the nagios::target
class and wait it will
eventually work.
The monitor should be configured first. To do this, simply include the
nagios::monitor
class.
include '::nagios::monitor'
Run Puppet on the monitor server to get the initial configuration realized.
Once the monitor has been configured, targets can be configured.
class { '::nagios::target':
target_host => 'nagios.example.com'
}
Puppet needs to run a couple of times before configurations will actually be shared. Here is how it all goes down:
- Target: The first Puppet run will configure a user named 'nagsync' and generate an SSH key for it. This key will be used for rsyncing configurations over to the monitor later on.
- Target: The second Puppet run will export the key generated in the previous step as an export ssh_authorized_key resource.
- Monitor: Once the key has been exported, it needs to be collected by the monitor. Run Puppet again on the monitor to collect the key.
- Target: Finally, the configurations are ready to be transferred to the master. Run Puppet again and watch the configurations transfer over to the master.
You do not need to manually run these steps if you do not want to. Puppet will figure all of this out on its own. However, if you are impatient, this is the order you should go in.
Usage
Target
nagios_hosts
Createsnagios_host
resourcesnagios_services
Createsnagios_service
resourcesnrpe_commands
Createsnrpe::command
resourcesnrpe_plugins
Createsnrpe::plugin
resources
nagios_hosts:
'%{::clientcert}':
ensure: present
alias: '%{::hostname}'
address: '%{::ipaddress}'
use: generic-host
hostgroups: testhostgroup
icon_image: base/icon.png
notification_period: 24x7
nagios_services:
someservice:
check_command: /usr/bin/testcommand
use: generic-service
host_name: '%{::clientcert}'
service_description: 'test command'
notification_period: 24x7
Monitor
nagios_commands
Createsnagios_command
resourcesnagios_contactgroups
Createsnagios_contactgroup
resourcesnagios_contacts
Createsnagios_contact
resourcesnagios_eventhandlers
Createsnagios::eventhandlers
resourcesnagios_hostgroups
Createsnagios_hostgroup
resourcesnagios_hosts
Createsnagios_host
resourcesnagios_plugins
Createsnagios::plugin
resourcesnagios_servicegroups
Creates servicegroupsnagios_services
Createsnagios_service
resourcesnagios_timeperiods
Createsnagios_timeperiod
resources
nagios_plugins:
myplugin:
content: moo
nagios_eventhandlers:
myeventhandler:
content: moo
nagios_hostgroups:
myhostgroup: {}
nagios_servicegroups:
myservicegroup: {}
nagios_commands:
mycommand:
command_line: /usr/bin/whoami
Reference
Facts
nagios_key_exists
Whether or not the Nagios key has been generated yet.
nagios_key
The SSH key for the nagsync user.
nagios_config
The Nagios configuration. This is necessary for when storeconfigs are used as
the xfer_method
.
Classes
Public Classes
- nagios::target: The Nagios target class
- nagios::monitor: The Nagios monitor class
Private Classes
- nagios::params: The Nagios params class
Defined Types
- nagios::plugin: Creates a Nagios plugin
- nagios::eventhandler: Creates a Nagios event handler
Parameters
nagios::target::target_host
The hostname, fqdn, or ip address of the Nagios monitor. This needs to be exactly the same as the value of monitor_host on the monitor for ssh key exchanging to work.
nagios::target::target_path
The path to the conf.d server on the monitor.
Default: /etc/nagios/conf.d
nagios::target::local_user
The local user to use for rsync and Nagios config file generation.
Default: nagios
nagios::target::remote_user
The remote user to use for rsync and Nagios config file generation.
Default: nagios
nagios::target::use_nrpe
Deteremines whether or not to install and manage nrpe.
Default: true
nagios::monitor::monitor_host
The hostname, fqdn, or ip address of the Nagios monitor. This needs to be exactly the same as the value of target_host on the targets for ssh key exchanging to work.
Default: $::ipaddress
nagios::monitor::nagios_user
The Nagios user
Default: nagios
nagios::monitor::nagios_group
The Nagios group
Default: nagios
nagios::monitor::cfg_files
cfg_file
keys to include in nagios.cfg
Default: [ '/etc/nagios3/commands.cfg' ]
nagios::monitor::cfg_dirs
cfg_dir
keys to include in nagios.cfg
Default: [ '/etc/nagios-plugins/config', '/etc/nagios3/conf.d' ]
nagios::monitor::config
A hash of key/value pairs to configure in nagios.cfg.
Default: {}
nagios::monitor::manage_firewall
Whether or not to open port 873.
Default: false


Issue 6334: Pressing the search field shortcut should select the previously entered search text
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug on this page
- Focus Firebug
- Press Ctrl+F => The search field should be focused.
- Type "test" (without quotes) into the field
- Press Ctrl+F again => The search field value "test" should be selected
- Click into the main panel
- Press Ctrl+F again => The search field value "test" should be selected
Expected result
- The search field value should be selected every time we click on Ctrl+F


Odd One Out Task
You will view three shapes and you must click on the odd shape as quickly as possible. After a few such shapes are shown, you will have to choose the position of each odd shape previously shown. When you're ready, click Continue to start.
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NOTE: The nRF51822 Evaluation Kit is no longer recommended by Nordic Semiconductor. Instead the nRF51 Development Kit is recommended.
This example shows you how to write an application that connects to the Nordic Semiconductor nRF51822-EK development kit.
You can browse the source code for this example at the Evothings GitHub repository.
The file index.html contains both the HTML markup and the application logic.
This example runs in Evothings Viewer on Android or iOS.
An iOS device or an Android device with support for Bluetooth 4.0 (which includes BLE) is required. For Android version 4.3 or later is needed.
You need the Nordic Semiconductor nRF51822 EK development kit to use the example app.
There is an article about this example published here. It contains detailed step by step instruction on how to get this example up and running.


The Print Participants List dialog box allows you to select which of the Participants List dialog box tab pages to print.
You have the option to print the Participants in the selected forums, and the Moderators for selected forums. You can choose one or both of these options.
To adjust the set up of your printer click the Setup button. To set the number of copies printed enter the number you require in the Copies text box.
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Welcome to confighelper’s documentation!¶
Contents:
confighelper.py provides extended yaml and command-line configuration handling for command-line tools.
confighelper parses command-line arguments, and a yaml configuration file, and returns a single merged dictionary of configuration options. None-null command-line arguments take precedence over those specified in a configuration file.
- Furthemore confighelper extends the yaml syntax to allow:
- nested import statements within a yaml file
- environment variables specified within a yaml file
- local variables to be defined and used in composition within a yaml file
If a config file is specified via a --config=<file>
command-line argument, then that file is read and parsed as a dictionary.
Any other command-line arguments are merged into this. Docopt is used to marhsall command-line arguments, so any command-line tool
you write must have a docopt-recognised usage string.
Example
suppose you write a command-line tool mytool.py:
"mytool.py docstring in docopt recognised format
Usage:
mytool.py --config=<file> --option1=<value1>"
import confighelper as conf
# this will load the configuration from <file>,
# and merge in option1: value1 from the command line
config = conf.config(__doc__, sys.argv[1:] )"
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confighelper.
config
(docstring, args, format='json')¶ Parse command-line arguments, load a configuration file if specified, and merge.
Parameters: - docstring – calling module’s docstring in docopt recognised format
- args – command line arguments i.e. in sys.argv[1:]
- format – format for parsing configuration files (default json)
Returns: a dictionary merged from command-line and file specified options
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confighelper.
expand
(string, scope, expr)¶ Replaces an expression in string by looking it up in scope
Arguments string – the string containing expression statements e.g. %(key) scope – dictionary to lookup keys in expression – a regular expression which matches expressions
Returns – the original string with all resolveable expressions replaced
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confighelper.
expand_cvar
(s, expr, search_paths=['.'])¶ search through a string to find any import expressions and load them into s, looking in specified search paths
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confighelper.
expand_evar
(s, env, expr)¶ search through a string to find any environment variable expressions and expand into s
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confighelper.
lookup
(string, scope)¶ lookup an expression string within a scope (dictionary) and return result. If string not found, returns None. Characters 0,1 and -1 are ignored e.g. %(key1) and $(key2) %[key3] become key1 and key2 and key3.
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confighelper.
merge
(dict_1, dict_2)¶ Merge two dictionaries. Values that evaluate to true take priority over falsy values. dict_1 takes priority over dict_2.
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confighelper.
parse_cmd_args
(args, format='json')¶ Parse command line arguments as json/yaml
Parameters: -- a dictionary mapping argument names to their values (args) – Returns: a new dictionary with any list-like values expanded


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| 040:029 Khan | : |
"O my people! Yours is the kingdom this day, you are uppermost in the land. But who will save us from the Torment of Allah, should it befall us?" Fir'aun (Pharaoh) said: "I show you only that which I see (correct), and I guide you only to the path of right policy!" |
| 040:029 Maulana | : |
O my people, yours is the kingdom this day, being masters in the land, but who will help us against the punishment of Allah, if it comes to us? Pharaoh said: I only show you that which I see and I guide you only to the right way. |
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O my people! Yours is the kingdom to-day, ye being uppermost in the land. But who would save us from the wrath of Allah should it reach us? Pharaoh said: I do but show you what I think, and I do but guide you to wise policy. |
| 040:029 Rashad | : |
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| 040:029 Sarwar | : |
My people, today you have the kingdom and the power on earth but who will help us against the wrath of God if it will befall us?" The Pharaoh said, "I show you only what I think is proper and guide you only to the right direction". |
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O my people! yours is the kingdom this day, being masters in the land, but who will help us against the punishment of Allah if it come to us? Firon said: I do not show you aught but that which I see (myself), and I do not make you follow any but the right way. |
| 040:029 Sherali | : |
'O my people, yours is the sovereignty this day, you being dominant in the land. But who will help us and protect us from the punishment of ALLAH if it comes upon us?' Pharaoh said, 'I only point out to you that which I see myself, and I guide you only to the path of rectitude.' |
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PentagonThere's a Really Good Reason why the headquarters for the most powerful military force in the world is shaped like an occult Masonic symbol. No, really!You see, the shape of the building makes for an incredibly efficient space. According to the United States Department of Defense, the building's current tenant, you can walk from any one point in the Pentagon to any other point in seven minutes or less. Which is a really interesting statistic, especially delivered in a vacuum. How long does it take to get from any point in the Sears Tower to any other point, for instance? Does anyone know? I thought not. Granted, you need an elevator to do it, but still. If pentagonal shapes are the most efficient in the world, why aren't there pentagons on every corner? No, no, I'm afraid a world-shattering Occult-Masonic-Demonic Conspiracy is the only explanation that holds up to the cold, harsh scrunity of the unwavering rational intellect. But first, the official story of the U.S. military command center, so you'll at least know what the sinister puppet masters want you to believe. The Pentagon was built in a big hurry, starting in July 1941 with a proposal written by General Brehon B. Sommervell, who (rather shockingly) does not appear to have been a Freemason, on orders from President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the U.S. who was a 33rd degree intiated Mason inaugurated in 1933 (conspiracy). Construction of the Pentagon began on, and you'll love this, September 11, 1941, exactly 60 years to the day before you-know-what. Tell me that's not a conspiracy of some sort! The construction was remarkably swift and efficient for government work (conspiracy), partly because World War II conveniently broke out just three months after construction started (conspiracy). The building was ready for occupancy by April 1942 (although it wasn't quite complete for several months more). The original five-sided design was allegedly concocted to allow for a pre-existing road on the property selected for the building. But when Roosevelt authorized the construction of the Pentagon, he moved it to another site a mile away while retaining the five-sides (conspiracy). The new site was, to put it charitably, inconvenient (conspiracy). In fact, it was a submerged swampland. The government had to move 5.5 million tons of earth to the site in order to be able to build anything there in the first place (conspiracy). Had Roosevelt been thinking ahead, he would have realized that triva like this could fuel scurrilous speculation of Masonic conspiracies (conspiracy) for years to come. But maybe that's what he wanted us to think he was thinking. Wait, I'm getting lost here... OK, better get back to the facts. The exterior of the building is made of limestone, the interior of concrete. In order to distract Americans from the fact that the entire building is, in the final analysis, devoted to killing people, the Defense Department offers up a dazzling array of numerical trivia points The Pentagon is a white five-sided building with five floors each made up of five concentric pentagons, separated by five interior courtyards with the fifth being a five-acre courtyard in the middle. It's 77.3 feet tall and 77 million cubic feet in volume, housing about 23,000 employees. It has 131 stairways and 13 elevators. It's covered by 7 acres of glass windows. As you can plainly see, the building was designed by either some sort of brilliant occult numerologist, or possibly by a demented architect with a fixation on religious symbolism. Either way, it's a lot of fives (sacred pentagons, pentagrams, number associated with Satan) and sevens (number of God), with the ones and threes (symbolic of the trinity) thrown in for good measure. Whether or not it was actually intended to some massive occult-power-control-spooky-demon totem, it sure would be great for that purpose. The Pentagon served as headquarters for the War Department on its launch in 1942, which was later rechristened the National Military Establishment in 1947, and then the Department of Defense in 1949. (Fortunately, someone stepped in before the no-good peaceniks could rename it the Department of Reluctant Defense As A Last Resort, the Department of You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry, or the Department of Love and Flowers.) Aside from the prosecution of war, you'd be surprised at how little officially goes on at the Pentagon. Officially. Although, technically, some orders originate from the building, not to mention reams of paperwork , and guys like Donald Rumsfeld do hang their hats inside, the main action is almost always happening somewhere else, be it Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, or Evil-Doer to-be-announced-later. Or that's how it was up until September 11, 2001. It's possible you may have heard about what happened on that day, but in case it slipped your attention, four airliners were hijacked by the al Qaeda terrorist network. Two were crashed into the World Trade Center, one crashed in Pennsylvania after the passengers rose up against the hijackers, and one hit the Pentagon. Or so they say. Which is as good as jumping-off point for the trip to Crazyland as anything. Now, it can hardly come as any great surprise that a massive pentagram-shaped white stone icon housing the top-secret heart of the military-industrial complex would engender a certain amount of healthy and imaginative theorizing (especially if you've been carefully reading up until now). It's like the pyramid on the dollar bill. Why even put it there unless you want people to talk? The most popular recent conspiracy theory about the Pentagon has to do with the September 11 attack, which has inspired an entire generation to endlessly dissect the minutia of that day's video barrage, as a defense mechanism against thinking about the actual implications of such a disastrous and successful terrorist attack. Rather than worry about the wave of militant fundamentalism that is actually sweeping the world with apocalyptic fervor, it's understandably easier to fixate on the small details, especially when those details suggest a massive yet conceptually simple conspiracy that comfortingly obscures the difficult dangers of the real world. So, for instance, there's a French guy named Thierry Meyssan who has made a cottage industry out of suggesting that a missile hit the Pentagon on September 11, rather than American Airlines Flight 77, which is what They want you to believe. The major basis for these claims can be summed up thusly: "It's obvious that a crashing 757 wouldn't cause the kind of damage that is clearly visible in pictures of the Pentagon." The problem with this reasoning is fairly obvious: There is not a large body of data on what happens when you crash a 757 into a large concrete pentagon-shaped building. In fact, there's no data at all concerning what happens when you crash a 757 into a large concrete pentagon-shaped building except, presumably, the very pictures that the author is summarily dismissing. So let's chalk this one up to "doubtful," and get back to the juicier Masonic stuff. There's still the matter of the giant occult symbol built by Freemasons to protect the heart of the nation's defenses. You'd think this would be less credible than the French conspiracy theory, but that's the way life is, full of curve balls when you least expect them. As endless Web sites and self-published books will point out to you, there are rather a lot of pentagram-type shapes in the layout of Washington, D.C. Most of the authors will assure you that this is the result of a Masonic conspiracy. Whether conspiracy or simply a quirk of urban planning, the fact is that you can trace fairly credible pentagram shapes over a map of the D.C. area. Rotten.com leaves it to you to decide the occult significance of this fact, or lack thereof. But consider the following:
Now, the first problem with all this, from an occultist's point of view, is that you have to muck up the geometrically correct occult pentagram in order to make it do anything interesting. The most common way that conspiracy lovers do this is to mush up the pentagram so that it originates over the White House. The effect of this alteration is that the points of the central pentagon can be made to terminate at three Washington circles which each have six streets protruding from them. 6-6-6. Very nifty. The downside of this is that the resulting pentagram is no longer a geometrically correct Satanic pentagram. Nor is it a particularly good Masonic pentagram. And while the arrow going through the Pentagon then points fairly well to the lower tip of the pentagram when viewing the map, the arrow is actually several thousand feet off when you drop from the orbital satellite point of view to actually look at where it lands on the ground. Make of this what you will. It's interesting, and the pent shape is pretty visible, even if it doesn't spell out a 6-6-6.  And it all comes back to France, anyway, because the street layout was designed by a French guy named Pierre Charles L'Enfante, a Mason, who was commissioned to design the government center by George Washington, a Mason. When you mix up the 9/11 theory with the occult symbol theory, you get something a little extra-special creepy. If the Pentagon is an occult powerhouse that holds the nation together, and al Qaeda blew it up on its 60th anniversary (while simultaneously creating the world's biggest enactment of "The Falling Tower" disaster card from the Tarot deck), then maybe Osama bin Laden is actually an evil Masonic sorceror who just killed the secret magickal spell that has held the United States together lo these many years. Or, um, maybe not.
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What is the difference between Margin, Border, and Padding?
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The border describes the stuff around and element, whereas the padding is the distance between the element and the border and the margin is the distance between the border and the next element. I think the best way I saw to explain this was visually so inserted below you will find a handy diagram I found explaining the difference.
As you can see to the right, the margin, the border and the padding stack on top of each other to help us define how the space around the content is used.
With each of these functions you can indicate specific distances for each side, but it is also worth noting that it is possible to set the size of all sides in one function. When we do this the convention is that if there are 4 values following the function then they will start with the top side and then move clockwise around the element.
For example if I were to use the function margin: 40px, 30px, 20px, 10px; the distance of the top margin would be 40 pixels, the right-hand margin would be 30 pixels, the bottom margin would be 20 pixels and the left-hand margin would be 10 pixels.
This convention is similar across most of the formatting functions where you can name a distance on both sides.
If you used 3 values instead of 4, it will be read as the top side, both the left and right sides and then the bottom side. So margin: 40px, 20px, 30px; would
set the distance of the margin for the top and bottom sides as 40 pixels and 30 pixels each, and the distance of the left and right margins would both be set to 20 pixels.
Similarly for a function where 2 values are provided the first value will set the top and bottom and the second value will set the left and right distances.
The border function also has a number of fill options that allow you to customise how you border appears. You can use the border-style function to specify whether you would like a dashed border, a solid one, or a double border.
You can even specify a different border style for each side of your element. This is done in the same manner as above, with the vlue for the top border coming first and then moving in a clockwise direction around the element such as border-style: dotted solid double dashed;
In that example, the top border would be dotted, the right-hand border would be solid, the bottom border would be double and the right-hand border would be dashed.
You can also use a border-color function to change the color, and using this in combination with the border height, width and style can create some pretty funky looking borders.


Sgt. Bilko A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1996 By Michael Redman
* (out of ****)
Steve Martin is one of the funniest men alive. If you can take that as a true statement, then your disappointment at this film will equal mine. Martin can be hilarious, creating some of the best laugh-out-loud experiences that have ever taken place in movie theaters. You won't find any of them here.
The old television series that this is based on has its moments of humor and wit. Bilko (and the name isn't an accident) is the head of an army motor pool group, but his passion is his schemes. Every episode involves the sergeant and his men in one or another hair-brained plan to get rich quick while outwitting the officers of the base. "McHale's Navy"'s granddaddy.
That's the idea behind this movie too, but the difference is that, as far-fetched and usually goofy as the television series was, it was funny. There is not one laugh in the film. The re-make retains the goofiness, but not the entertainment.
Everything is just too clean. It was obviously made on a Hollywood back lot and looks every bit like it. It all looks brand new, even the old beat-up stuff. Martin is remarkably small in what should have been a bigger than life role. In the original, Phil Silvers played the huckster with a heart of gold and more than a touch of sleaziness. Martin's Bilko is a pale imitation.
The only semi-bright spot is Phil Hartman as Bilko's arch-enemy. It's not saying much, considering Martin's lackluster character, but Hartman leaves him in the dust.
[This appeared in the 4/4/96 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This week's film review at http://www.bvoice.com/ Film reviews archive at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Michael%20Redman
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