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filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member Max Messier. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/d7665b014d292aff8825684b000a1cf2?OpenDocument
ANNA AND THE KING A film review by Max Messier Copyright 1999 Christopher Null Filmcritic.com
Anna and the King of Rock and Roll...
My assumption is that every generation needs their own version of the film The King and I. My grandparents had Rex Harrison, my parents had Yul Brynner, and now my generation has Chow Yun-Fat. Hold the phone right there, mister. Chow Yun-Fat... isn't he that the guy from those crazy, violent, Hong Kong action movies by John Woo? Fear not, kind reader, for Chow Yun-Fat commands the role made famous for all these years and gives both Harrison and Brynner a run for their money.
When I watch Chow Yun-Fat, one person comes to mind: Steve McQueen. Watching Chow move across the screen and establish his presence strongly echoes the attitude and the acting style of McQueen. Upon the viewer's first impression of the king of Siam, Chow is the complete image of royalty in Eastern Asia. His curt, rigid mannerisms and omnipotent status as king are delivered strongly with simple, direct looks. This attitude clearly draws the line between the customs of the East and West. As the film progresses, I watched Chow evolve from this distant, commanding presence to an emotional, tangible creature that, with an honest glance, can covey passionate love for his family and for his country.
The chemistry between the King and Anna is made concrete by Jodie Foster's amazing acting abilities. She encompasses fully the role of a Victorian lady born and bred in England. Her staunch avocation towards defending her actions and securing proper respect from the King is fueled by the directness of Foster's character. Foster projects a silent understanding of the King's actions towards his family and strives to communicate with him on an equal level. She brings to the role a hidden sorrow that is shared by the King, and this sorrow lets them draw closer to one another. Her reservations towards temptation are laid bare and Chow supplements the situations with his own reservations towards love for another person.
The main issue with films that deal with an epic theme -- one that requires grandiose set constructions, hundreds upon thousands of extras, an amazing selection of costumes and jewelry, and exotic locations -- is that it can all fail with the wrong director behind the camera. With all the amazing acting achieved by Chow Yun-Fat and Jodie Foster and complex character development they pull off so well in the film, Anna and the King has the wrong director for the job. This is where my main criticism for the film lies.
Andy Tennant, from such hits as Fools Rush In, that crazy Salma Hayek comedy, and Ever After, must have gotten his directing credentials out of a Crackerjack box. The emotional impact of many intimate scenes between Chow and Foster were lacking one thing: Intimacy. Tennant never draws close to the character's faces and I felt distant and removed from most of the scenes. The acting of Chow and Foster held strong conviction for me, but the inclusion of these images would have left a greater impression. Tennant also lets the actors move within the scene without letting the camera move with them, but this only instills greater remoteness towards the audience.
Another main fault is the film's script. I'm not to sure that this subject matter should have been handed over to two guys, Steve Meerson and Peter Krikes, whose last film was Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. I could just see the first treatments of the film: `Kirk to Spock, put the phasers on stun because the King of Siam needs our help to rid his country of imperialist forces uniting against him in a deadly trade war'. `Dammnit Jim, I'm a doctor not a political advisor!'
This `political struggle' of Chow's King Mongkut between British imperialism and the internal power struggles of his kingdom adds only a distraction to the film's main focus of the unrequited love people can hold for one another. When it attempts to give partial validation to the love of the King and Anna by their uniting to overcome this `power struggle,' the film becomes trite and reaches resolution without fanfare or emotional involvement from the audience.
Overall, the film is commendable for the acting of Chow and Foster and the impressive set and costume designs of the film. Anna and the King should also provide Chow Yun-Fat the ability to finally move into a stronger category of American actors and achieve the notoriety he has held for so long in the East. Would that it did more for the audience.
RATING: ***
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Director: Andy Tennant Producer: Lawrence Bender, Ed Elbert Writer: Steve Meerson and Peter Krikes Starring: Chow Yun-Fat, Jodie Foster, Bai Ling, Tom Felton, Syed Alwi, Randall Duk Kim
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12. Database Pagination¶
Fetch big data one piece at a time
12.1. Description¶
Loading the whole content of a table onto a web page is never a good idea if the row count is high, both from a performance and usability perspective. In such case it’s better to implement database pagination: loading a few rows at a time via ajax when the user wants to see more. This section shows how to implement pagination on a web page using a “load more” button, with support for bookmarking and for the browser back button: when going back to a web page where more data was loaded, that data is still there.
12.2. First query¶
The “first query” happens when a user loads the web page for the first time, either from normal link navigation (e.g. a “Show all transactions” link) or by typing a search string into a form and sending it. The first query will receive any search keywords, will query the database for results, and will return the results building a page with a “load more” button when there is more data to show.
The “first query” is also called when the user later reloads the web page using the browser “refresh” button, using the browser “back” button or by clicking on a previously saved bookmark.
It is therefore important that the method handling the first query receives the information needed to load
as many rows as were loaded by the user using the “load more” button. This information is stored in a YadaPageRequest
:
<form th:action="@{/searchBook}">
<input name="searchString" th:value="${searchString}">
<button type="submit">
@Controller
public class BookController {
final static int PAGE_SIZE = 10;
@RequestMapping("/searchBook")
public String searchBook(String searchString, YadaPageRequest yadaPageRequest, Model model) {
When the web page is loaded for the first time, Spring calls the “first query” method and creates an instance of
YadaPageRequest but doesn’t set any values in it because there are no request parameters to set.
You should check if the yadaPageRequest is valid and set it to a default initial value when it’s not,
then call the proper DAO to fetch data from the database, that will be stored in a YadaPageRows
instance:
if (!yadaPageRequest.isValid()) {
yadaPageRequest = new YadaPageRequest(0, PAGE_SIZE);
}
YadaPageRows<Book> result = searchDao.find(searchString, yadaPageRequest);
model.addAttribute("books", result);
return "/searchResult";
The DAO will have to fetch as many rows as needed:
@Repository
@Transactional(readOnly = true)
public class SearchDao {
@PersistenceContext EntityManager em;
public YadaPageRows<Book> find(String searchString, YadaPageRequest yadaPageRequest) {
List<Book> found = YadaSql.instance().selectFrom("from Book b")
.where("b.title LIKE CONCAT('%',:search,'%')")
.setParameter("search", searchString)
.query(em, Book.class)
.setFirstResult(yadaPageRequest.getFirstResult())
.setMaxResults(yadaPageRequest.getMaxResults())
.getResultList();
return new YadaPageRows<Book>(found, yadaPageRequest);
}
It is very important to use the setFirstResult
and setMaxResults
methods as shown above in order to
implement pagination.
The result can be shown with the following searchResult.html
:

Book title here

Load More

12.3. Load More query¶
The above code prints the found rows, then adds a “Load More” link in case there are more results. When the user clicks on that link, an ajax call is made to the server in order to fetch the next page:
@RequestMapping("/searchBookMore")
public String addBook(String searchString, YadaPageRequest yadaPageRequest, Model model) {
YadaPageRows<Book> result = searchDao.find(searchString, yadaPageRequest);
model.addAttribute("books", result);
return "/searchResult :: bookList";
}
That’s all there is to it.
The yada:paginationHistory
attribute will add the page
, size
and loadPrevious
request
parameters to the current page URL in the history, so that when using a bookmark, reloading or using
the back button those values will be sent to the “first query” method seen at the start, and all
pages up to the current one will be fetched from database and shown. In particular, the loadPrevious=true
parameter is the one needed to load all elements previously loaded via pagination.
This example can of course be optimized by using a single method both for the first query and for the following ones,
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Responding to Emily’s comment on her Instagram Story today, Katie uploaded a video of her holding the backpack she had in the jungle back in 2004.
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Karta Identifier - printer_firmware.bin:
========================================
Identified Open Sources:
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libpng: 1.2.29
zlib: 1.2.3
OpenSSL: 1.0.1j
gSOAP: 2.7
mDNSResponder: unknown
Identified Closed Sources:
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Treck: unknown
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OpenSSH: Was not found
net-snmp: Was not found
libxml2: Was not found
libtiff: Was not found
MAC-Telnet: Was not found
Final Note - Karta
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If you encountered any bug, or wanted to add a new extension / feature, don't hesitate to contact us on GitHub:
https://github.com/CheckPointSW/Karta
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- List of identified closed source libraries
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Using the Xamarin.iOS designer, you will add a UISplitViewController
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An example is shown below running on an iPhone 6s Plus.
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There is a Exercise 3 folder included with this lab exercise which contains a starter project you will use to begin, assets you'll add to your project, and a completed project you can use to check your work.
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Open the starter project
As a first step, open the starter project.
- Open the Clock solution in the Exercise 3/Start folder.
- Open the MainStoryboard.storyboard file and examine the View Controllers that have been added. Again, this project is identical to the starter projects used in the previous exercises.
Add a Split View Controller
Next we'll add a UISplitViewController
using the iOS Designer.
- Add a Split View Controller from the ToolBox. You'll likely need to zoom out before dragging onto the storyboard. Notice that it will add four (4) View Controllers: a Split View Controller, a Navigation Controller, a TableView Controller, and one regular View Controller.
- Delete the simple child View Controller by clicking on the gray bar at the bottom of the View Controller and pressing the delete key.
- From the Part 03 Assets folder, add the MenuTableViewController.cs and MenuTableViewController.designer.cs files to the project.
- Select the Table View Controller that was added with the Split View Controller, and set the backing class to MenuTableViewController. Properties -> Widget -> Identity -> Class
- Now configure the prototype cell on the Table View. Select it, change the style to Basic, set the accessory to Disclosure Indicator, and set the Identifier to cellid.
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And again, like in Exercise 1, add the code to navigate to the different screens of the Clock application
by adding the following code to the
MenuTableViewSource
class in MenuTableViewController.cs. Notice it's very similar to the code used with theUINavigationController
. - And now, move the Sourceless Segue in the storyboard to point to the Split View Controller. Run the application with both an iPhone and iPad simulator, also try it both portrait and landscape orientations. What happens?
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Add in the code to set the initial detail screen, we'll use the Clock.
Override
ViewDidLoad
method in the MenuTableViewController and add set the Clock screen to be shown first. Try doing this without looking at the code below.
The next steps are very similar to exercise 1
(Bonus) Navigate to the Splits Time Screen
Again, we're not currently able to access the screen that displays our stopwatch's split times. Think of a way to incorporate this screen into the app. The completed solution shows one option.
Summary
Congratulations! You have successfully implemented master/detail navigation using the Split View Controller.


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