| Interface and Description |
|---|
| org.bukkit.block.Bed
does not provide useful information beyond the material itself
|
| io.papermc.paper.chat.ChatComposer
for removal with 1.17, in favor of
ChatRenderer |
| io.papermc.paper.chat.ChatFormatter
for removal with 1.17, in favour of
ChatRenderer |
| org.bukkit.inventory.meta.tags.CustomItemTagContainer
this API part has been replaced by the
PersistentDataHolder API. Please use
PersistentDataHolder instead of this. |
| org.bukkit.inventory.meta.tags.ItemTagAdapterContext
this API part has been replaced by
PersistentDataHolder .
Please use PersistentDataAdapterContext instead of this. |
| org.bukkit.inventory.meta.tags.ItemTagType
please use
PersistentDataType as this part of the api is being replaced |
| org.bukkit.entity.LingeringPotion
lingering status depends on only on the potion item.
|
| org.bukkit.entity.SplashPotion
splash status depends on only on the potion item.
|
| org.bukkit.entity.TippedArrow
tipped status depends only on base potion type not being
UNCRAFTABLE and effects being empty.
|
| org.bukkit.UnsafeValues |
| org.bukkit.World.ChunkLoadCallback
Use either the Future or the Consumer based methods
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| org.bukkit.event.player.AsyncPlayerChatEvent
use
AsyncChatEvent instead |
| org.bukkit.material.Banner
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Bed
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Button
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Cake
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Cauldron
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| io.papermc.paper.event.player.ChatEvent
Listening to this event forces chat to wait for the main thread, delaying chat messages. It is recommended to use
AsyncChatEvent instead, wherever possible. |
| org.bukkit.material.Chest
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Coal
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.CocoaPlant
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Command
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Comparator
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Crops
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.spigotmc.CustomTimingsHandler |
| org.bukkit.material.DetectorRail
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Diode
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.DirectionalContainer
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Dispenser
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Door
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Dye
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.EnderChest
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.event.entity.EntityCreatePortalEvent |
| com.destroystokyo.paper.event.entity.EntityTransformedEvent
Bukkit has added
EntityTransformEvent , you should start using that |
| org.bukkit.material.ExtendedRails
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.FlowerPot
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Furnace
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.FurnaceAndDispenser
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Gate
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Hopper
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| com.destroystokyo.paper.event.player.IllegalPacketEvent
Not used
|
| com.destroystokyo.paper.inventory.ItemStackRecipeChoice
Draft API
|
| org.bukkit.material.Ladder
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Leaves
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Lever
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.LongGrass
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.MaterialData
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.MonsterEggs
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Mushroom
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.NetherWarts
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Observer
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.PistonBaseMaterial
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.PistonExtensionMaterial
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerChatEvent
This event will fire from the main thread and allows the use of
all of the Bukkit API, unlike the
AsyncPlayerChatEvent .
Listening to this event forces chat to wait for the main thread which
causes delays for chat. |
| org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerChatTabCompleteEvent
This event is no longer fired due to client changes
|
| com.destroystokyo.paper.event.player.PlayerInitialSpawnEvent
Use
PlayerSpawnLocationEvent , Duplicate API |
| com.destroystokyo.paper.event.player.PlayerLocaleChangeEvent
Replaced by
PlayerLocaleChangeEvent upstream |
| org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerPickupItemEvent |
| org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerPreLoginEvent
This event causes synchronization from the login thread;
AsyncPlayerPreLoginEvent is preferred to keep the secondary threads
asynchronous. |
| org.bukkit.potion.Potion |
| org.bukkit.material.PoweredRail
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| com.destroystokyo.paper.event.inventory.PrepareGrindstoneEvent |
| org.bukkit.material.PressurePlate
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Pumpkin
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Rails
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.RedstoneTorch
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.RedstoneWire
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Sandstone
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Sapling
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Sign
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.SimpleAttachableMaterialData
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Skull
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.SmoothBrick
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.SpawnEgg
use
SpawnEggMeta |
| org.bukkit.material.Stairs
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Step
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.TexturedMaterial
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| com.destroystokyo.paper.Title
use
Title |
| org.bukkit.material.Torch
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.TrapDoor
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Tree
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Tripwire
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.TripwireHook
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.command.defaults.VanillaCommand |
| org.bukkit.material.Vine
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Wood
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.WoodenStep
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| org.bukkit.material.Wool
all usage of MaterialData is deprecated and subject to removal.
Use
BlockData . |
| Enum and Description |
|---|
| org.bukkit.entity.AbstractArrow.PickupRule |
| org.bukkit.event.entity.EntityDamageEvent.DamageModifier
This API is responsible for a large number of implementation
problems and is in general unsustainable to maintain. It is likely to be
removed very soon in a subsequent release. Please see
https://www.spigotmc.org/threads/194446/ for more information.
|
| org.bukkit.entity.Evoker.Spell
future versions of Minecraft have additional spell casting
entities.
|
| com.destroystokyo.paper.HeightmapType
Upstream has added their own API for using the game heightmaps. See
HeightMap and the
non-deprecated getHighestBlock methods on World such as World.getHighestBlockAt(Location, HeightMap) . |
| org.bukkit.entity.Horse.Variant
different variants are differing classes
|
| org.bukkit.scoreboard.NameTagVisibility
replaced by
Team.OptionStatus |
| org.bukkit.entity.Ocelot.Type
Cats are now a separate entity.
|
| org.bukkit.entity.Skeleton.SkeletonType |
| org.bukkit.SkullType
check
Material instead |
| org.bukkit.block.data.type.Switch.Face
use
AttachedFace |
| Annotation Type and Description |
|---|
| org.bukkit.UndefinedNullability
This should generally not be used in any new API code as it
suggests a bad API design.
|
| Field and Description |
|---|
| com.destroystokyo.paper.entity.ai.VanillaGoal.ANGER
removed in 1.16
|
| com.destroystokyo.paper.entity.ai.VanillaGoal.ANGER_OTHER
removed in 1.16
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.BLUE
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.BROWN
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.DARK_BROWN
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.DARK_GRAY
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.DARK_GREEN
Magic value
|
| io.papermc.paper.chat.ChatFormatter.DEFAULT |
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.GRAY_1
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.GRAY_2
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.Material.LEGACY_PREFIX |
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.LIGHT_BROWN
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.LIGHT_GRAY
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.LIGHT_GREEN
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.PALE_BLUE
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.RED
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.TRANSPARENT
Magic value
|
| org.bukkit.map.MapPalette.WHITE
Magic value
|
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AT FIRST SIGHT (MGM) Starring: Val Kilmer, Mira Sorvino, Kelly McGillis, Steven Weber, Nathan Lane, Bruce Davison. Screenplay: Steve Levitt, based on "To See or Not See" by Oliver Sacks. Producers: Irwin Winkler and Rob Cowan. Director: Irwin Winkler. MPAA Rating: R (sexual situations, nudity, adult themes, profanity) Running Time: 127 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
It's a shame when a true story gets in the way of a good story. Take AT FIRST SIGHT, for instance, an adaptation based on a case study by Oliver Sacks (AWAKENINGS). It begins in New York City, where workaholic architect Amy Benic (Mira Sorvino) is preparing for a long-overdue vacation. Her destination is an upstate mountain spa, where the amenities include the services of gifted masseur Virgil Adamson (Val Kilmer). Unexpectedly, the two begin developing a romantic relationship, a coupling complicated by the fact that Virgil has been blind since he was a young boy, and by the suspicions of Virgil's protective older sister Jennie (Kelly McGillis).
The first half-hour of AT FIRST SIGHT focuses largely on the tentative early steps of Amy and Virgil's romance, and it's wonderfully effective stuff. Amy's first massage appointment with Virgil is intimate, sexy and emotionally charged; their meeting on a remote skating pond is loaded with simple charm. Both lead actors are about as appealing as we've ever seen them -- Sorvino aglow with re-awakened sensation, Kilmer dropping his recent posing to connect with a fellow actor. At first glance, AT FIRST SIGHT is a throwback love story, short on world-changing ramifications but long on gorgeous photography and superb chemistry between Sorvino and Kilmer.
Then the facts step in to blow the whole thing to shreds. When Amy researches Virgil's condition, she discovers that an experimental surgery could offer hope. Virgil eventually agrees to the surgery, and emerges with the ability to see for the first time in over 25 years. Director Irwin Winkler does a fine job of conveying Virgil's initial disorientation, an assault of stimuli on a man with no real visual vocabulary. And for a while, the medical details of Virgil's recovery -- such as his challenges with perspective and depth perception -- are undeniably intriguing.
The long-term problem with AT FIRST SIGHT -- and it becomes quite long indeed -- is that the story becomes less about the relationship between Virgil and Amy than it does about the relationship between Virgil and his sight. We watch Virgil struggle with being dependent once again after living a hard-fought life of independence; we watch him struggle with his feelings of abandonment after receiving a message from the father who deserted him (Ken Howard). Amy, meanwhile, is frustrated by her inability to help Virgil enough, and turns to her ex-husband and business partner Duncan (Steven Weber). The simple appeal of the relationship between Amy and Virgil turns overwrought, the chemistry fading with each moment of focus on the disease of the week.
It becomes even more frustrating when it becomes evident that AT FIRST SIGHT is going to take exactly the same dramatic arc AWAKENINGS took. That's when you start to feel every minute of the two hour plus running time, waiting for the inevitable revelations and confrontations which in some cases are twenty or thirty minutes away. AT FIRST SIGHT closes with a caption informing us how Virgil and Amy fared in real life after the events of the film, which only served to remind me that "based on a true story" was no advantage in this case. The film had too much going for it as a love story to become a medical drama. When fact proves duller than fiction, it's time for a little artistic license.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 blurry visions: 5.
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Mushrooms - P. cubenis
This is not the usual trip report, as I have done little tripping. Ever since I was 8, I have had EXTREME Obsessive compulsive disorder. It was horrible, I would have to do EVERYTHING 5 times over all the time. I couldn't sit still for more then 5 minutes, and eventually, because of my untreated ocd, I was 'realeased' from my job as manager of a diner.
Anywho, one evening I was reading a report that psilybin can help cure OCD. So I ordered a mushroom kit, and after about 2 months, had one ounce dried magic mushrooms.
6 or 7 times a day I get what I call an 'OCD attack', which is where I do EVERYTHING 5 times over, and I usually get these for about 20 minutes long. I get all gittery and nervous, and blah blah blah. So, one evening, while experiencing an OCD attack, I consumed 2 tablespoons of crushed mushrooms an a light stomach. After about 10 minutes, the attack completely stopped, like dead in its track. I experienced a mild buzz, but nothing to inhibit my daily activites.
The next day, I noticed an amazing thing: I had no OCD attacks. None at all, so I contributed this to the mushrooms. But, the day after that, the attacks came back. Again, I consumed 2 tablespoons, and about 10 minutes later, they disappeared.
So, with that I made my conclusion, which is that 2 tablespoons daily of mushrooms stops my ocd attacks. It has been 5 months since I started this treatment, and each day I start my morning with 2 tablespoons of mushrooms.
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Nvidia is reportedly cooking up Super graphics cards for 2020's laptops
Team Green cranks the Super GPU machine
by Roland Moore-ColyerNVIDIA IS SET to push out ‘Super' takes on its laptop-grade GeForce RTX graphics cards in 2020, according to Notebookcheck's sources.
Loose-lipped sources familiar with the goings-on within Team Green noted that the graphics giant will refresh its mobile GPU line-up in March 2020. And that's set to yield souped-up takes on the current GeForce RTX cards you can find in gaming and creator laptops, as well as add a further two graphics cards to sit below the GeForce 1660 Ti, one of which will be a Super variant.
Given AMD is rumoured to be working on a mobile Radeon RX 5700, there's a good chance that a refresh of Nvidia's mobile graphics could be a reaction to potential rivalry from Team Red.
That being said, it seems fairly obvious to us that Nvidia would add Super variants to its mobile GeForce line-up; after all mobile RTX cards followed their desktop counterparts, so it makes sense Nvidia would follow suit when it comes to the Super lineup.
We don't know much else about these supposedly incoming mobile graphics cards, other than they'll use GDDR6 video memory and Max-Q variants will have a thermal design power that ranges from 80W to 35W.
But the idea of Super takes on Nvidia's mobile graphics cards is interesting, though s many gaming laptops come with 1080p displays, there's an argument that a GeForce RTX 2080 Super in mobile form might be overkill for such a machine.
However, the latest gaming laptops sport high refresh panels, so extra power means more scope for higher frame rates in demanding games to take full advantage of panels with 144Hz refresh rates and above.
We expect a GTX 1660 Super will also have a decent speed hike over its mobile predecessor. While on the RTX side, key features of the Turing architecture that underpins 20-series graphics cards, notably ray-tracing and deep learning supersampling, will have more room to breathe thanks to extra GPU horsepower.
This is all speculation, but if Nvidia does indeed push the Super refresh onto its moble graphics cards, then we could see some rather impressive gaming laptops, hopefully in slimmer and lighter forms.
Another boon to this could be that machines with non-super GPUs could see their prices reduced, meaning folks on the hunt for a gaming laptop could snap one up for a bargain price. Roll on 2020. µ
Further reading
Nvidia's GeForce RTX 3080 looks set to debut at Computex 2020
- 12 Nov 2019
Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1660 Super delivers GDDR6 on a budget
- 29 Oct 2019
Nvidia Shield TV and TV Pro official with Tegra X1+ and AI upscaling
- 28 Oct 2019
Nvidia GeForce 1660 Super specs leak ahead of imminent launch
- 23 Oct 2019


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ON DEADLY GROUND A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Steven Seagal, Michael Caine, Joan Chen, John C. McGinley. Screenplay: Ed Horowitz & Robin U. Russin. Director: Steven Seagal.
Scott's First Law of Hollywood Auteurism reads as follows: producer/director/star is a bad combination. Many filmmakers need someone to be the voice of reason, and that someone is usually the producer. The need can be even greater when the filmmaker in question is a rookie director, which brings us to the First Law's First Corollary: be especially wary when the name appearing three times before the title is Seagal. ON DEADLY GROUND marks action icon Steven Seagal's first time in the director's chair, and it looks like it. Self-indulgent and deadly dull for at least half of its running time, ON DEADLY GROUND demonstrates why an ego like Seagal's needs something to keep it in check.
Seagal's standard issue taciturn butt-kicker is this time called Forrest Taft, an expert at putting out Alaskan oil well fires. Early in the film, Forrest is employed by Aegis Oil chief Michael Jennings (Michael Caine) to deal with an explosion at one of Aegis' rigs, where it becomes evident that everything isn't up to specs on the well's safety equipment. Furthermore, it appears that the same equipment is to be used on a massive platform which must meet a start-up deadline in order for Aegis to retain the mineral rights. Forrest's life becomes forfeit when he discovers this information, and Jennings' chief of security (John C. McGinley) sets him up to die in an explosion. Of course, Forrest escapes, and hides out in an Inuit village, learning Native environmental folklore. Soon he sets out to make sure the Aegis 1 platform doesn't make its start-up, joined by a native activist (Joan Chen).
For those of you who didn't believe Steven Seagal could do anything more ineptly than he acts, here's evidence to the contrary. He appears to have learned nothing about pacing and exposition from his two collaborations with Andrew Davis, turning in an action film painfully short on action. The first hour is devoted to an overlong set-up, briefly interrupted by a barroom brawl so badly edited in places that they had to dub in exclamations so that it would be clear exactly where Forrest is kicking his victims. We are subjected to a handful of soapbox speeches about environmental degradation, including one in the middle of a thoroughly pointless dream/vision sequence.
Once it is revealed that (surprise, surprise) Forrest is a CIA- trained demolition expert, and Jennings sends a pack of professional killers out to eliminate him, the action picks up. However, almost none of it is inspired until Forrest reaches Aegis 1, and almost invariably the editing is attrocious. Lots of things blow up in ON DEADLY GROUND, but there is a "so what" quality to the pyrotechnics. Still, Seagal at least could have had the sense to end the film with a bang, instead of with a five minute monologue about the horrors of oil companies which rivals Kevin Costner's JFK skreed for dramatic ineptitude. It isn't even the point that he may be right; he's just chosen the wrong forum.
Of course, the ultimate problem with any Steven Seagal project is that it must inevitably star Steven Seagal. Where Schwarzenegger entertains with his comic book persona and one-liners, and Stallone brings an underdog quality to his action flicks, Seagal's squinting stoic is just boring. UNDER SIEGE at least had a chance thanks to Tommy Lee Jones' lively villain, but Michael Caine is not in that league, playing a nasty businessman we've seen a hundred times before. John C. McGinley puts a nice spin on the enforcer role, daring to lose his cool and admit he's no match for the hero. If directing ON DEADLY GROUND is Seagal's idea of stretching himself, I'd offer the words of Laurence Olivier as advice: "Just *act*, dear boy; it's much easier."
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 exploding oil rigs: 2.
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Makes 8-10
These homemade dim sum are easier to make than you think - and so delicious that you'll want to make them every Sunday.
For the filling, mix all of the filling ingredients together in a bowl.
For the dumplings, place two teaspoons of the filling mixture into the centre of one of the wanton wrappers. Gather up the sides of the wonton wrapper and mould around the filling into a ball shape, leaving the filling in the centre exposed. Repeat with the remaining wrappers, until the filling is used up. Top each with a goji berry, if using.
Oil the bottom of a bamboo steamer and line with greaseproof paper. Place the dumplings in the steamer, cover with a lid and place over a pan of boiling water (making sure the water does not touch the base of the steamer). Steam the dumplings for 6-8 minutes, or until cooked through.
Combine the chilli and soy sauce in a bowl and serve with the dumplings.


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Teams: S.A.S. vs. Spetsnaz
Place: Prypiat, Ukraine
Terrain: Snowy courtyard with two opposite apartment buildings with expansive interiors
Type of Combat: Medium to long range fighting with occasional close-quaters combat
Bloc is a large map with great sniping positions (due to the large distances between both apartment buildings). To assault any building, attack from the side entrances, or make way along the sides to avoid being sniped, and then run along the building the player is trying to assault to use the stairs in the center. (Most snipers won't watch the area right in front of their building.)
The back pool area and far garden provide excellent cover if lucky for a headquarters to spawn there. Use Night Vision when entering the left building, dark places are camper havens where they lie in wait for anyone careless enough to rush in for a simple backstab. Most effective classes are sniper or stealth classes (So be sure to watch out for any claymores before entering a room). Digital camouflage works best (if the player wishes to hide in the dark areas), although Blue Tiger Camouflage can be used as well, but not as effective.
This map tends to be one of the least liked in the game mainly due to how hard it is to move around it without being prey to snipers. Thus camping becomes a big problem here, and many players vote to skip this map time and time again.
If the player wants to get the Flawless challenge done, use a stealth class and hide in the pool building, which is usually vacant.
Avoid being caught in the middle, because the player can be vulnerable for even the most mediocre sniper.
Claymores are very effective here because of its dark and grassy areas. Stealth classes are also effective as enemy players mainly rely on UAV due to the largeness of the map.
Getting multiple kills off an airstrike is tricky here, as the tall buildings shield the enemy players. Though the player can also call in an airstrike on the courtyard or any other areas to blind snipers if forced to move in an area in a sniper's cone of vision, assuming the player does not walk directly into the airstrike fire.
Although sniping is the way to go on this map, be careful with enemies wielding other weapons en route to a good sniping place.
Be wary of every possible and hidden sniping position, as it is easy to become sniper prey here.
Using the Overkill perk can be very effective, try to have a silenced SMG and a powerful sniper rifle (to make up for lack of stopping power) like the R700, SVD or the Barrett .50cal. The player can use the SMG to clear out a building to snipe from with no worries about enemies.
Most of the fighting happens between the two apartment buildings.
Due to the large amount of snipers on this map, it is advisable to use smoke grenades if wishing to cross the courtyard between the two apartment buildings unseen.
Try to find a well-covered place if sniping on the balcony, as the player will be left vulnerable to the enemy in the opposing apartment.


FROM THE DESK OF:MR.BARR PIKOLO COKER GENERAL AUDITOR OF STANDARD EXCITE BANK LAGOS NIGERIA WEST AFRICA. EMAIL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL JOINT VENTURE PARTNERSHIP INTRODUCTION: My Dear Friend, I am Mr.Barri Pikolo Coker the auditor general of STANDARD EXCITE BANK in Nigeria.I got your contact from your country business guide as a reliable person.I want to transferto overseas ($26,000.000.00 USD)from STANDARD EXCITE BANK inLagos Nigeria west Africa, I want to ask you to quietly look for a reliable and honest person who will be capable and fit to provide either an existing bank account or to set up a new Bank a/c immediately to receive this money, even an empty a/c can serve to receive this money, as long as you will remain honest to me till the end of this important business trusting in you and believing in God that you will never let me down either now or in future. During the course of my auditing I discovered a floating fund in an account opened in this bank in1990 and since then till 2006 nobody has operated on this account again, after going through some old files in the records I discovered that the owner of the account died without a [heir]hence the money is floating and if I do not remit this money out urgently it will be forfeited for nothing.The owner of this account is Mr. Adam.B.Husrt , a foreigner, and an industrialist,he died, since 1993 and no other person knows about this account or any thing concerning it,the account has no other beneficiary and my investigation proved to me aswell that Adams.B. Husrt until his death he was a director of Diamond Safari(PTY)SA.With account number #5005874CB1000.I have kept the information secret within myself to enable me look for any foreign partner of my choice who will assist me receive this funds. However, every legal steps will be put in place to obtain all legal approvals for onward transfer of this money to your account with appropriate clearance from the relevant ministries and foreign exchange departments.We will sign a binding agreement, to bind us together and to build amount of confidence and trust between us. I am revealing this to you with believe in God that you will never let me down in this business. Your urgent reply will be highly appreciated to enable me inform you of the next step to take urgently because this transaction will be actualize within 14 working days. All I need is your full co-operation to make this work fine. because, the STANDARD EXCITE BANK management is ready to,approve this payment to any foreigner who has correct information of this account, which I will give to you,upon your positive response and once I am convinced that you are willing and ready to handle this deal. With my influence in this bank we can transfer this money to any foreign reliable account which you can provide with assurance that this money will be intact pending my physical arrival in your country for sharing.I will be monitoring the whole situations here in the bank until you confirm this funds in your account. Then i will destroy all documents of transaction immediately we receive this money leaving no trace to any place.I will apply for annual leave to get visa immediately I hear from you that you are ready to act and receive this funds in your account. At the conclusion of this business, you will be given 40% of the total amount,55% will be for me, while 5% will be for expenses incurred during the process of transferring. I look forward to your earliest reply. Thanks Yours faithfully, Mr.Barri Pikolo Coker


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Gardaí in Dublin appeal for help in locating man, 80, suffering from Alzheimer's
by By Digital Desk staffGardaí have asked the public for help after 80-year-old man Tom Carey was reported missing from his home at St. Marks Grove, Clondalkin.
Tom Carey was last seen yesterday afternoon at around 3pm in his home.
He is around five feet six inches in height, of slim build, with grey balding hair. He also wears glasses.
Gardaí have said that Tom Carey speaks with a Scottish accent and is suffering from Alzheimer's.
It is not known what Tom was wearing when he went missing.
Gardaí and Tom's family are concerned and anyone with information is asked to contact Gardaí in Ronanstown on 01-6667700, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any garda Sstation.


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Dashboard Google | 17th Oct, 17 Overdue |
Norman HammondUK Design Team
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$4,670 Paid | Early Stages |
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| Landing Page Airbnb | 2nd Jan, 18 in 3 months |
Joseph MullinsExternal Company
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$5,740 Invoice Sent | QA |
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| Customer Care Interface Uber | 1st Apr, 18 in 5 months |
Ina Higgins
UX Warriors
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$4,000 Paid | Waiting for Client |
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| UX Consulting Tapdaq | 23th Dec, 18 Overdue |
Stella Munoz
Dribbble Researchers
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$2,500 Paid | Finishing |
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| Mongo DB Integration Twitter | 10th Apr, 17 in 4 Months |
Dylan Shelton
SF Dev Team
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$800 Invoice Sent | Early Stages |
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| Small Design Help NASA | 1st Mar, 18 in 6 Months |
Ellen Santiago
UK Design Team
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$2,180 Delayed | Finishing |
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| Subpages Facebook | 1st Jan, 18 in 2 Months |
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Moscow Office
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| New Dashboard Google | 17th Oct, 17 Overdue |
Norman HammondUK Design Team
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| Landing Page Airbnb | 2nd Jan, 18 in 3 months |
Joseph MullinsExternal Company
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$5,740 Invoice Sent | QA |
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| Customer Care Interface Uber | 1st Apr, 18 in 5 months |
Ina Higgins
UX Warriors
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$4,000 Paid | Waiting for Client |
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| UX Consulting Tapdaq | 23th Dec, 18 Overdue |
Stella Munoz
Dribbble Researchers
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$2,500 Paid | Finishing |
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| Mongo DB Integration Twitter | 10th Apr, 17 in 4 Months |
Dylan Shelton
SF Dev Team
|
$800 Invoice Sent | Early Stages |
|
| Small Design Help NASA | 1st Mar, 18 in 6 Months |
Ellen Santiago
UK Design Team
|
$2,180 Delayed | Finishing |
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| Subpages Facebook | 1st Jan, 18 in 2 Months |
Maurice Briggs
Moscow Office
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$4,670Invoice Sent | Designing |
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| Customer Care Interface | 2nd Jan, 18 | Joseph Mullins | $4,000 | QA |
| UX Consulting | 1st Apr, 18 | Ina Higgins | $2,500 | Waiting for Client |
| Mongo DB Integration | 23th Dec, 18 | Stella Munoz | $800 | Finishing |
| Small Design Help | 10th Apr, 17 | Dylan Shelton | $2,180 | Waiting for Client |
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BRAD PETERS
Melbourne, VIC
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Profile
I’m an IT guy who loves to help people use technology at work.
I enjoy dealing with users, wrangling servers, connecting cable and working with suppliers to make the lives of staff and clients easier through the use of technology. I prefer to teach users so that where possible they can solve their own problems instead of fixing issues for them where I can.
I have five years’ experience maintaining and delivering IT services across several Melbourne companies, with these strengths:
- I have a strong background in supporting users as they use IT to achieve their goals
- I can take a project and run with it to make the agreed outcomes happen
- A proven track record in maintaining supplier relationships
- I possess excellent communication skills at all levels of business including management, project stakeholders and suppliers
Key Achievements
- Championed the transition from a 15 year old Point of Sale software package to the modern, internet connected LightSpeed Point of Sale system, allowing the instant sharing of product and customer information between stores, helping management to get a full picture of the state of their business, providing a gift card system, and providing a modern, professional experience to customers.
- When Dollar Curtains & Blinds launched a new brand of lifestyle store, I designed and implemented the IT and telecommunications systems for the first DCB Living store and an attached warehouse, as well as the expanded Blind Factory Office, when the business launched a DIY online sales brand.
- Rationalised phone, mobile and internet services across 30 sites, providing greater value to the business at a lower cost
- Relocated the server room of a large Melbourne business in a single day
- I possess excellent communication skills at all levels of business including management, project stakeholders and vendors
Career Summary
Short Term & Casual Projects Contractor — Best IT Engineering2015 — Present
Systems Administration & IT Support — Dollar Curtains & Blinds 2011 — 2014
Webmaster — WF Waters Ski Lodge 2013 — 2014
Shift Manager, Team Member — KFC Wantirna 2005 — 2009
IT All-Rounder — Melbourne Exhibition & Convention Centre (Industry-Based Learning) 2008
Trade Assistant – Industelec Services Electrical Contractors 2005 — Present
Professional Experience
Best IT Engineering
2015 — Present
Short Term & Casual Projects Contractor
Background: Best IT partners with OEMs and hardware vendors, resellers, systems integrators and large IT services companies operating across Australia, from metropolitan cites to regional centres and remote outposts to provide IT services on their behalf specialising in deploying, removing and relocating equipment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver agreed outcomes, either working independently or leading a small team
- Liaise with end-users on site, and provide training on the operation of new devices
Key Achievements:
- Replaced the fax, copier and printers of over 50 bank branches in only two hours each
- Relocated the server room of a large Melbourne business in one day
Dollar Curtains & Blinds
2011 — 2014
Systems Administration and IT Support
Background: Dollar Curtains is a family-owned and operated business employing approximately 400 staff in over 30 retail stores across Victoria, the ACT, New South Wales and South Australia; with head office, warehouse and manufacturing operations concentrated in the east of Melbourne.
Key Responsibilities:
- Managed a mixed environment of Windows 2003, Windows 2008 and Apple OSX Servers
- Remote support of approximately 100 client PCs and Macs over 30 sites
- Management of PBX systems at head office locations and liaison with the telecommunication provider
- Setup and configuration of new devices; and reconditioning of returned assets for new business uses
Key Achievements:
- Implemented the replacement of a 15 year old Point of Sale software with the LightSpeed POS till system across all company stores, providing a modern, professional retail experience to customers.
- With devices in many of our stores well past the end of their expected lifetimes, I consolidated printers, faxes and copiers from four different manufacturers with a single model of multifunction device in company stores; allowing easier troubleshooting, consumables management, and staff transfers
- When the company launched a new brand of lifestyle store, I designed and implemented the IT and telecommunications systems for the first DCB Living store and warehouse, as well as the expanded Blind Factory Office, when the business launched a DIY online sales brand.
- After getting frustrated with using a written list of software to install on new computers, I developed Standard Operating Environments for factory PCs, office PCs, office iMacs and store iMacs, and automated their installation
WF Waters Ski Lodge
2014
Webmaster
Background: WF Waters Lodge is the largest private ski lodge at the Mt Baw Baw Alpine Village. It caters to members of Scouts Victoria, the Girl Guides, schools and other community groups and is operated by a volunteer committee of management.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage the website, email and social media of the Lodge
Key Achievements:
- Replaced a chain of “Reply-all” emails with an email list powered by GNU Mailman
- Created a more professional image by replacing a number of hotmail email addresses with an email address from the Lodge’s own domain
- Created a distinctive design for the webpage that shares common features with the webpages of other properties and events managed by Victorian Rover Scouts for a consistent user experience
Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre
2008
IT All-Rounder (Industry-Based Learning)
Background: The Exhibition Centre is a major Melbourne events venue, at the time it was split into two buildings on either side of the Yarra River, the Exhibition Centre and the old Convention Centre. The Exhibition Centre has over a thousand employees, and hosts hundreds of events each year. Through contacts, I was able to secure an IBL position and gain experience in this corporate environment, working as a part of the IT Department over several months.
Key Responsibilities:
- Helpdesk and user support
- Setup user accounts, rights and group memberships; managing rights and group memberships
- Setup and configuration of Cisco IP Phones, and decommissioning of Cisco routers
Key Achievement:
- Gained experience in the IT Sector, working at a large and well-known Melbourne company
KFC Wantirna
2005 — 2009
Shift Manager, Team Member
Background: KFC Wantirna is one of 50 KFC franchises operated by the Retzos Group in Victoria. In 2008, it had a monthly turnover of approximately $90,000 and a staff of approximately 50 people, most of whom worked part time around high school or tertiary studies. The Retzos Group also owned the retail park the store was located in and rented out to four other tennants.
Key Responsibilities (Shift Manager):
- Complete management of my shifts, including staff deployment and complaints handling
- Meeting occupational health & safety, and food safety requirements
- Ordering stock, cash reconciliation and banking
- Staff OH&S induction and safety auditing
- After-hours contact point for immediate issues to the tenants on the property
Key Responsibilities (All-Star Team Member):
- Customer service and product preparation
- Support of junior Team Members and assisting with their development
- Preparation for beginning and close of trade
- Receiving and storing goods
Key Achievements:
- After attributing a spate of errors to simple multiplication problems, I built spreadsheets to assist in the nightly stock count and also customer complaint handling
- On a scheduled inspection visit, I was personally complimented by a national manager of Yum! Brands on the quality of my Zinger burger fillets
- In November 2008, when the store had no Assistant Managers assigned, I stepped up and filled the position of First Assistant Manager (2IC)
Industelec Services Electrical Contractors
2005 — Present
Casual Trade Assistant
Background: Industelec is a small company that provides electrical maintenance and construction services to a number of leading Melbourne companies, including the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Key Responsibilities:
- Spotting and traffic control
- Running cable and replacing light globes
- OH&S management
- Documentation of works completed
Current Qualifications and Training
Box Hill Institute
Graduated 2010
Diploma of Information Technology (Systems Administration)
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland
2015
General Construction Induction (“White Card”)
St John Ambulance Australia
2014
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
Box Hill Institute
2009
Certificate IV in Telecommunications (Computer Systems)
Scouts Australia Institute of Training
2008
Certificate IV in Frontline Management
Victorian Government Department of Justice and Regulation
2007
Working With Children Check
Awards and Achievements
Scouts Australia
2015
WF Waters Rover Service Award
Baden-Powell Scout Award
Scouts Australia
2007
Queens Scout Award
Wantirna College
2006
Academic Achievement Award — VET IT, Units 3 & 4


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I have a bachelor's of arts in chemistry from Boston University (2013) and received my Cisco-Certified Network Associate certificate in 2017 (expiry: 2020).
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I admittedly do not have experience in professional settings.
I am an unaffiliated voter who voted in a national election for the first time in 2016. I don't know that I have donated any money to political organizations directly as I believe more in the power of direct giving and mutual aid.
I am currently working as an auxiliary support to the COVID Eviction Defense project, but the project does not have an official membership. I have consistently paid dues to be a member of the NAACP but I do not participate in organizing with them.
I believe this commission is going to need a truly independent voice. It's not going to come from either political party and must come from private citizens. I am lucky to have the education, time, resources, desire, and ability to be able to serve this commission to draw truly fair maps that accurately and adequately represent the people of Colorado.
I believe, as an unaffiliated person, that I will be able to find common ground and compromise between differing political interests. I believe that I can advocate for people's concerns to be placed at the nexus of this commission's work. I believe that achieving consensus is possible via a formulaic approach to meeting problems as they arise, discussing their provenance, determining potential solutions and evaluating them along the lines of impact, and implementing ideas in a testable manner. Fairness and impartiality are objectivist constructs - I am instead able to locate myself in my lived experiences, and have awareness of where those experiences are limited and need additional input from folks who have diverse view points.
My career as a technologist continuously expands and challenges my troubleshooting skills - which is truly logical problem solving. I am confident I will bring an unique voice and lens and a technological approach to the issues that this commission will face. I have received feedback at every professional post I have held that I am an effective communicator of deeply technical issues in an approachable, interesting way. Additionally, I bring the hard hardheadedness of youth - I believe every problem IS solvable with enough time and energy.
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Mixed Reality takes the best qualities of Augmented and Virtual Reality to create an immersive interface that
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In the medical field, mixed reality is helping students practice surgeriesimproving remote work communication in collaboration.
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devices to see and interact remotely with coworkers as a full-size 3D hologram.
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A Vision of Joshua the High Priest
1 Then he showed me Joshua the high priest standing before the angel of the LORD, and Satan standing at his right hand to accuse him.
2 And the LORD said to Satan, “The LORD rebuke you, O Satan! The LORD who has chosen Jerusalem rebuke you!  And to him he said, “Behold, I have taken your iniquity away from you, and I will clothe you with pure vestments.”
5 And I said, “Let them put a clean turban on his head.”  And the angel of the LORD was standing by.
6 And the angel of the LORD solemnly assured Joshua,
7 “Thus says the LORD of hosts: If you will walk in my ways and keep my charge, then you shall rule my house and have charge of my courts, and I will give you the right of access among those who are standing here.
8 Hear now, O Joshua the high priest, you and your friends who sit before you, for they are men who are a sign: behold, I will bring my servant the Branch.
9 For behold, on the stone that I have set before Joshua, on a single stone with seven eyes, I will engrave its inscription, declares the LORD of hosts, and I will remove the iniquity of this land in a single day.
10 In that day, declares the LORD of hosts, every one of you will invite his neighbor to come under his vine and under his fig tree.”


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The first week of Project 6 was an introduction and getting back into the swing of things.

The focus this semester was beginning our merge to Azure, or Cloud computing. This semester was beginning to develop the structure of courses being run in the cloud
During week 2, I formed a team with another student, Finn, in another class, Systems Admin. Part of Systems Admin was using a ticketing system, and our lecturer, Faisal, came to us and expressed the need for a ticketing system in Project 6. This ticketing system was to be used by students and staff who have issues in Azure, and the Studio 6 team would need to respond. Given we were both in the DevOps group for Studio 6 and both in Systems Admin, we undertook the task of looking into different ticketing system options
At the beginning of week 3, I was still looking into the ticketing system with Finn. We both looked into RT ticketing system, I looked into a ticketing system already integrated into Azure (Azure Desk) and Finn looked into osTicket and he also wrote up a document comparing the 3 options. We both agreed RT was the best choice for our needs.
During this week, I heard about the task of moving the Databases 2 course into Azure. I had done the Databases 2 loads the previous semester and thought it was a good opportunity for me to take on a leadership type role in this task. This is where I stopped working on the ticketing system which Finn continued on with another student, Jae, and I started going to work on a concept idea for merging Databases 2. Another student, Jordan, was wanting to work on this task but hadn't done any previous Database 2 server loads and quickly became overwhelmed with what was going on. I stepped in and spent the rest of the week walking Jordan through all our documentation and explaining the steps to perform a server load, what was happening and why it was happening. We had good documentation from the previous semester which made this task a lot easier. As the week progressed, Jordan began understanding exactly what was happening and why. We then moved on to talking to Rob to get a run down on what the requirements are, what he expected from us and when he wanted deliverables.
Once a time was organised with Rob, we sat down and discussed everything. We already knew there was only really 2 suitable solutions, an entire lift and shift of the server, or using an Azure service, AzureDB for MariaDB, as a SaaS solution. Rob wanted us to look into both of these options, see if we could do the required tasks in both, compare pros and cons and write a recommendation. We did all this in a document throughout the rest of the week, and we put forward the recommendation of an entire lift and shift. Rob came back and wanted us to look more into a SaaS service as he felt we hadn't explored it enough, and that the less we manage, the better. We went back and looked into AzureDB for MariaDB for another day, and we found issues with using phpMyAdmin with AzureDB and it needing to be separatly hosted. This was enough of a reason for the lift and shift option to be looked at as the most appropriate solution, as opposed to the SaaS solution and Rob agreed with that.
At the end of week 3, we had the go ahead from Rob to start designing a lift and shift solution. This started with basic planning of what server was going to be used, what hardware and what software. Next we needed to plan the order of setting the server up. This was basically the order in which software was installed and what tasks needed to be performed such as updates and patching. This wasn't too difficult as we could almost replicate the current server, but we found it a time to look for any ways things could be improved or automated.
At the end of this week, we were still in the planning stage. We needed to find and document the exact process of setting up the server in the least amount of time and perform tasks with the least amount of effort needed
while still getting tasks completed to the highest of standards.


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[video] "Mr India" A Postview, copyright 1997 p-m agapow
India's first superhero, periodically invisible and with little fashion sense, battles a thin metaphor for British colonial policy, illustrated by several songs and far too many cute children.
To be clear, I'm not poking fun at Indian cinema. (To even speak of "Indian cinema" is perhaps as meaningless as talking of "European cinema".) But part of the fun of "Mr India" is the surprise at a picture made with different sensibilities and expectations. Add some purple dialogue, over-the-top acting and kitchen sink story telling and you have a delightfully wacky concoction. It's like this ...
The evil Mugambo, looking like Inspector Morse after an accident with a tube of bronzing cream, plans to rule India (and then the world!) by turning Indians against each other. He plots in his lair, decorated from the garage sale of a James Bond supervillian: complete with golf carts to ferry visitors around, troops in colour-coded uniforms, the globe of the world gripped by a talon and - natch - the obligatory pit of acid. And for those of you who like your metaphors thinly veiled, Mugambo wears a "Sgt. Peppers" style British Army uniform and gloats, "Did Indians learn nothing of their history?". But our lovable mahogany-coloured psychopath maintains his humility by only referring to himself in the third person: "Mugambo ho-shu-a!" (Mugambo is pleased!).
When not ordering his troops to jump in the acid (where after a few clumsy edits they turn into skeletons, "Mugambo ho-shu-a!") he issues orders to his minions to "spread destruction". (Monday, 9.30-10.30: spread destruction; 10.30-11.00: pick up laundry.) First his lackeys must acquire a house in Bombay to store weaponry. But his two sidekicks (who look like Omar Sharif and a Californian TM instructor) make the unfortunate mistake of choosing the hostel run by the lovable yet fashion-blind Arun. Our hero (who, there being no "Gap" in Bombay, spends the entire movie in a tweedy sports jacket and giggle-hat) is raising a house of rhythm-deficient orphans. There they play, sing, get woken up by jets of ice-cold water and remain blissfully unaware of the provisions of the Child Protection Act of 1988. Soon the kids, raised on a movie diet of "Breakin' 2: Electric Bugaloo" are grooving and rapping out the first song ("That football of ours gives us much joy!") after a journalist takes away their toy. Later she gets back at the hungry orphans by feeding them donuts and fried food. The children are now happy, knowing they can look forward to a lifetime of atherosclerosis and coronary bypasses.
Quicker than you can say "Mugambo ho-shu-a!" the bad guys are roughing up Arun and his strangely camp friend Calendar. (This may be a Batman/Robin-esque subtext. Then again, it may not be a subtext.) But Arun acquires an invisibility device from his old professor and becomes (drumroll) "Mr India"! He can fight the evil criminals! "Mugambo not so ho-shu-a!" The now transparent social worker can also romance the journalist, for his poor fashion sense is no longer obvious. Needless to say there are many songs, wind machines, blazing fires and gushing fountains in this segment. (Boy, are there gushing fountains. If this film had been made 40 years ago, it would have violated the Hays Code on metaphorical value alone.) Meanwhile there are massive protests in the streets in favour of Mr India. (What are they saying? "Superheroes - Yes! Suntanned colonial oppressors - No!")
But the lovers' idyll is broken when one of the children is killed in the fairground by the old exploding clown trick. Showing a careful study of the last two decades of B-grade cinema, Mr India / Arun gets captured, goes crazy-ape bonkers and disposes of Mugambo's minions. The children joyfully help him gun the guards down. And then, of course, Mr India goes mano-a-mano with Mugambo (sans invisibility field, naturally), declaiming "All it takes is one ordinary Indian to stop you". Apparently ordinary Indians know how to do spin kicks and back flips.
And that's not the half of it.
Delightfully loopy, the length of this film does diffuse some of the enjoyment. But with judicious use of a video recorder there's no reason why you too can't be bopping to Arun's bodacious rap and shouting "Mugambo ho-shu-a!". [***/interesting] and Sauerkraut westerns on the Sid and Nancy scale. And remember - "According to our computers Mr India loves everything in India!"
"Mr India" Directed by Shekhar Kapur. Starring Anil Kapoor, Amrish Puri. Running time 150 min. Released 1987.
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It is an approach to designing pages based on dividing the page layout into a grid. The grid usually consists of 12 columns and various number of rows. Objects in html document receive a class that relates to their size. The width is related to the number of columns that particular element will take. For example an image wrapped in <div class="col-4"> will later receive the following CSS styling:
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33.33% is 4/12 of the page's width.
Basically, it is related to modern way of using the Internet and viewing webpages on devices that have various screen resolution. Responsive webpages adjust to different screen sizes, screen orientation and platforms. The approach consists of using flexible grids and CSS media queries. For example, using media queries it is possible to "turn off" some images on the page if the screen resolution is to small to view them properly.
Semantic structure of html has little interest in design. It consists of semantic elements that are easy to read both by people and browsers. The semantic elements are for example headings <h1> to <h5>, images <img>, tables <table>. Pages should be structured in a hierarchical manner, so for example headings <h1> are more important than <h5>.
In those words, semantic structure is a meaningful structure of a html document which describes and identifies relations between its elements.
I am fascinated by the ways we can develop web pages in order to achieve amazing responsive layouts and to improve user experience.
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What are the different features that make up a bio home?
Wind Turbines help to produce electricity by rotating the blades of the fan. The rotating blades produce energy which is converted into electricity for the home to use. Some biohomes utilize wind turbines to be more eco-friendly.
Solar Panels help to provide electricity for the house by taking the energy from the sun and converting it into usable energy. Bio homes may utilize these solar panels to be more eco-friendly, as it uses electricity generated naturall rather than from other unatural processes. Solar homes is the most common feature of bio homes.


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On CrypTool DES is available in CBC mode as well as in ECB mode.
The key is entered in the Key entry dialog.
CrypTool contains a tool which performs a brute-force attack on the DES encryption algorithm in ECB mode.
In the Examples chapter there is one example which covers both encryption and decryption using the Triple-DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode and also the brute-force attack. This example can also be used for the DES encryption algorithm in ECB mode; the encrypted documents are of course different.


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I think the idea of the internet is all about sharing. To achieve this, we connect the computers into a network. To communicate efficiently across the machines and people, we develop some rules for both data representation and transmission, such as the HTML format and the HTTP protocol.
HTML is a way to maintain a balance between development and representation: easy to develop, easy to incorporate all kind of contents and comfortable to read.
Unlike the inline element, the block element is a kind of hierarchical representation. To wrap or not to wrap, that is the question.
First, it would be fun to know how to develop a webpage.
Second, the webpages we build can be easily visualized in realtime, which makes it more convenient to receive feedbacks or share the results with others.
HTML: the structure (or layout) of the webpage;
CSS: the style (or decoration) of the webpage;
Javascript: the interactive component of the webpage.
The joint effect of tree-like structure and boxification makes it more easy to divide a complicated webpage into several simple components. Also, such divisions facilitate the styling of the webpage in CSS.
CSS stands for "Cascading Style Sheets." The main function of them is to control the style of HTML elements. Usually the minimum "unit" in HTML that CSS style apply to is a "class" structure. To add style to HTML structure, we may have to specify the directory of the CSS file within the "head" section of the HTML file.
Human are not good at repetition because it is both tedious and error-prone. That's why we invented computers, which are good at repetition. Therefore, to make the best use of computers, we should avoid manual repetition and let computers do their excellent jobs.


Black and White rated R Screen Gems 98 minutes starring Scott Caan, Robert Downey Jr., Stacy Edwards, Allan Houston, Gaby Hoffmann, Kidada Jones, Jared Leto, Marla Maples, Joe Pantoliano, Bijou Phillips, Power, Raekwon, Claudia Schiffer, William Lee Scott, Brooke Shields, Ben Stiller, Eddie Kaye Thomas, James Toback, Mike Tyson, Elijah Wood, Kim Matulova written and directed by James Toback
A Review by Akiva Gottlieb James Toback is no stranger to controversy. In 1998, his brilliant "Two Girls And A Guy" was slapped with an NC-17 because of a sex scene that contained not a trace of nudity. His latest film, "Black and White", also received an NC-17 for a pre-credit sequence involving mE9nage a = trois in Central Park between a black man and two white teenage girls. Both films were eventually cut to receive a more marketable R rating, but each one is crafted with the skill of a filmmaker unafraid of taking risks.
It's too bad, then, that "Black and White" is as stagnant as it is. It is supposed to be an opus about race relations in New York City, but ultimately, the film is as inconsequential as any one of the underdeveloped caricatures that this ensemble cast attempts to animate. However, that doesn't stop it from being an entertaining 98-minute diversion.
Toback has fashioned "Black and White" unconventionally. He allowed his talented ensemble to improvise many scenes in the film. I'm sure Toback made this choice in order to add some realism to his character study, but most of the time, the improvisation leads to dialogue that is unnecessary, silly and artificial.
The plot of "Black and White" involves a dread-locked Brooke Shields, playing a documentary filmmaker out to study the recent phenomenon of upper class white kids who pretend to live the hip-hop lifestyle.  His girlfriend (Claudia Schiffer) tells him to "be true to yourself", and taking her advice gets him into trouble with the law.
There is an already infamous scene in "Black and White" which finds Robert Downey Jr. hitting on a hilarious Mike Tyson (playing himself). The fun of the encounter is derived from Toback's clever improvisation guidelines. He told Downey to make a move on Tyson, and told Tyson that Downey would merely come up and make conversation. After Downey gets a little too close, Tyson slaps him across the face. "But what if he kills me?" Downey asked Toback. Toback replied, "Look at it this way; firstly, I'll get it on camera and we'll have a great scene and secondly, if he does kill you, what more dramatic way is there to go?" This is a director with a unique vision.
For a while, "Black and White" gets by on the charm of fish-out-of-water encounters like the aforementioned Downey-Tyson sequence. But the charm easily wears thin since many of the actors give irritating performances. NBA star Allan Houston, supermodel Claudia Schiffer, and rapper Power all make unsuccessful transitions into acting. Also, Toback's film works better when it's not worrying about plot. Towards the end, as "Black and White" works toward its weak denouement, it becomes a conventional murder story; one that isn't particularly interesting.
Toback is obviously aiming for a dissection of role-playing in society, but it rarely works as such. Instead, it's a day-in-the-life journey across the respective 'cribs' of those living "the lifestyle", in one way or another. To call it a dissection would give Toback too much credit, because he never gets under the skin of his characters in a way that Robert Altman might have.
The "wigga" phenomenon was explored in last year's critically reviled "Whiteboys", and more explorations of the matter seem pointless. "Black and White" tells its viewer "to thine own self be true," but it glorifies a culture that would contradict the statement.
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"minimum-stability": "dev",
"require": {
"php": ">=5.3.3",
"zendframework/zendframework": "2.*",
"socalnick/scn-esi-widget": "1.*"
}
return array(
'modules' => array(
'Application',
'ScnEsiWidget',
),
.
.
.
);
backend default {
.host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
.port = "10088";
}
sub vcl_recv {
# Set a header announcing Surrogate Capability to the origin
# ScnEsiWidget sees this header and emits ESI tag for widgets
set req.http.Surrogate-Capability = "varnish=ESI/1.0";
}
sub vcl_fetch {
# Unset the Surrogate Control header and do ESI
if (beresp.http.Surrogate-Control ~ "ESI/1.0") {
unset beresp.http.Surrogate-Control;
set beresp.do_esi = true;
}
}
public function esiAction()
{
$viewModel = new ViewModel();
$this->esiWidget()->addToViewModel($viewModel, '/application/index/recent-tweets', 'recentTweets');
$headers = $this->getResponse()->getHeaders();
$cacheControl = new \Zend\Http\Header\CacheControl();
$cacheControl->addDirective('s-maxage', '60');
$headers->addHeader($cacheControl);
return $viewModel;
}

<?php echo $this->recentTweets ?>

public function recentTweetsAction()
{
$headers = $this->getResponse()->getHeaders();
$cacheControl = new \Zend\Http\Header\CacheControl();
$cacheControl->addDirective('s-maxage', '10');
$headers->addHeader($cacheControl);
$viewModel = new ViewModel();
$viewModel->setTerminal(true);
return $viewModel;
}

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