Rock Chalk, Jayhawk! 14 Straight!! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Enjoying an afternoon walk on our last day in Florida! 😎
Enjoying the beach with Charlie!!
There are some days when you realize just how lucky you are!!
🏛 The Content of the G.O.P.’s Character - NYT
When did you last see a member of the Trump administration, or for that matter any prominent Republican, admit error or accept responsibility for problems?
Don’t say that it has always been that way, that it’s just the way people are. On the contrary, taking responsibility for your actions — what my parents called being a mensch — used to be considered an essential virtue in politicians and adults in general.
Just another day at the beach!! 😎 🏖
Beautiful view overlooking the 16th fairway at my parents place in Bonita Springs.
Rabbi Joe Black: Opening Prayer For the Colorado State House in the Aftermath of a Tragedy
On this tragic day when we confront the aftermath of the 18th School shooting in our nation on the 46th day of this year, I do not feel like praying. Our prayers have not stopped the bullets. Our prayers have changed nothing.
Got my Finn Access Wallet in the mail today from WaterField Designs. The quality of their stuff is so great, I love it!!
Thanks to this episode, I’m now not satisfied with my current RSS service and app solution…. going to need to take a deep dive on this sometime in the next week.
What are people using for a RSS service these days (not apps, services)?? I don’t mind paying some money, but anything more than $20-$30 a year seems excessive…
✈ Embry-Riddle Offers Free Aviation 101 Course - AVweb
For high-school and middle-school students, or anyone who dreams of becoming a pilot, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is now offering a free online course, Aviation 101.
Enjoying a new toy!
Taking a break from shoveling the driveway!
Let it snow! Let it snow! ❄⛄❄ (this is only the halfway point!)
I really like this: Blogs are “thought spaces”. Need to figure out how to use this site better for that kind of stuff.
This is such an incredible picture!! Congrats to everyone that made this possible! 🚀
🚀 Watch the live stream here: Falcon Heave Test Flight
Was a really good game. Fun to watch! 🏈
We had a small snow storm today and were able to get out and make a snowman!! ⛄


Hamilton predicts "a serious three-way battle" with Red Bull and Ferrari in 2020
by Louis ShawLewis Hamilton believes that Honda and Red Bull Racing will be genuine contenders for the championship next season and that it will be a three-way battle between the top teams. Honda have really impressed this season and will hope to continue to improve over the winter break so that they can be competitive from Australia in 2020.
Hamilton has praised Honda's efforts and thinks that having another team fighting at the top will be good for Formula 1.
"The Honda's obviously made some big steps and it's great to see another manufacturer as strong as they are now," Hamilton said to Motorsport.com.
"It means that hopefully next year we're going to have a serious three-way, four-way battle and that's great for Formula 1."
This season has been very competitive in the midfield battle and fans will hope that this level of competition starts to be seen at the top of the grid.


JUST VISITING A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Nothing like a large breath mint after a lavish dinner. However, the ones in Jean-Marie Poiré's time-traveling, fish-out-of-water comedy, JUST VISITING, taste a bit funny since just moments before they were deodorizing the water in the urinals in the men's room. Relying heavily on such bathroom humor, the movie is something of a crowd-pleaser, but I found it worth little more than some smiles.
A remake of the 1993 French film LES VISITEURS, JUST VISITING concerns a 12th century French nobleman, Count Thibault (Jean Reno), and his servant André (Christian Clavier), who are accidentally sent into the future by a wizard. "Lost in the corridors of time," they turn up in a Chicago museum in April of the year 2000.
In his strange, new world, Thibault is aided by museum curator Julia Malfete (Christina Applegate), who turns out to be 30 generations removed from the woman, Rosaline (Applegate), whom he was about to marry back at his old castle. The story's on-going joke is that Julia doesn't realize that he is from the past, even if he does talk, act, dress and smell very strange.
The movie's shtick is one long series of physical comedy gags, the best of which are in the trailers. When Thibault and André first see a car, they attack it with a vengeance, since they figure it must be a hideous, fire-breathing dragon. They use their swords to smash it to pieces, starting with the spearing of the radiator.
When Thibault and André see a toilet, they wash their faces in it and use the long white towels beside it to dry off. A $2,000 magnum of Channel #5 perfume is used for drinking and then bathing. And the automatic icemaker in the kitchen causes a classic Vaudevillian falling down routine.
Rather than going on with the slapstick examples like the freeing of the "Family Feud" figures "trapped" in the TV set, let me end with the one serious note in the movie. It stands foursquare against slavery. Makes you want to go straight home and emancipate all of your servants.
JUST VISITING runs 1:28. It is rated PG-13 for violence and crude humor and would be acceptable for kids about 5 and up.
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Stormzy announces Dublin gig
The rapper will embark on a world tour next year - including a stop in Ireland
by Kendra BeckerSet to be one of the most highly anticipated tours of 2020, Stormzy has announced a huge 55-date ‘H.I.T.H. World Tour’.
With shows spanning across Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, North America, UK & Ireland and Africa, the tour marks Stormzy’s biggest live offering to date.
The grime star will play Dublin’s 3Arena on September 8, 2020, and tickets go on sale on Friday, December 6th – priced from €49.50.
The news comes after Stormzy announced his hugely anticipated album ‘Heavy Is The Head’, which is set for release on December 12.


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Idora Client App
Abstract
The Idora Client is Cordova based multi-platform mobile app used to scan QRCodes for the purposes of logging in to a website without using username/password.
Developers
The repository for the Idora Client is micronets-idora-client
Overview
This application is HTML5 based, built using the Cordova platform. No native code is required, just html, css, and javascript. The application provides for user account management, logging in, and scanning/submitting QRCodes.
Messaging
The Idora Client communicates with the following Micronets components:
* Idora Server
+ OUT
signup/login/logout XHR requests for managing the IdOra User Account
+ OUT
authorize/revoke XHR requests for managing MSO access tokens
The Idora Client has no inbound interfaces
Operation
Setup
- If the URL of the Idora Server is not what the app was compiled with (see
index.html
in the source code), you will need to use the Settings menu to set the URLexample: https://mycable.co/idora
. This must be done EVERY TIME the application is cold started. - Create a user account
Scanning
- Login
- Click Scan
- Scan the QRCode on the Authorization Server login page (redirected from the Registration Server as part of the onboard process) If successful, the user will be logged into the Authorization Server and the onboard sequence will continue.
Installation
Detailed instructions for building and installing the Idora Client application can be found here


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We're a lot of developers in KDE, and each of us like to use one or other tool to write code, for example, is known that I love KDevelop, others like vim, emacs, kate, qtcreator, eclipse... But you know what we all do? ask for help :p
So we've develop a new Plugin for KDevelop which will give us direct access to where all the KDE knowlege is stored


Nothing like doing what you love!I've done a lot. Film production, finance, project manager, and product manager. I've worked on the KC-46 Pegasus and the 777X airplanes focusing on everything from EM all the way to high level program planning. Filmed in Fox Studios and Warner Bros. Studios. Even worked with the armorist from 3:10 to Yuma. And after all that, I find working on software engineering projects to be one of the most interesting and engaging. I am currently product manager and integrator. My mission is to develop the best product possible while ensuring it is not done in a vaccuum. To do this, I must be an engineer in mind and practice. A visionary providing what my stakeholders require in a time that best meets all of my stakeholders. I do this with a talented team of passionate engineers. |


pragma solidity 0.4.26;
import './Owned.sol';
import './Utils.sol';
import './interfaces/IContractRegistry.sol';
/**
* @dev Contract Registry
*
* The contract registry keeps contract addresses by name.
* The owner can update contract addresses so that a contract name always points to the latest version
* of the given contract.
* Other contracts can query the registry to get updated addresses instead of depending on specific
* addresses.
*
* Note that contract names are limited to 32 bytes UTF8 encoded ASCII strings to optimize gas costs
*/
contract ContractRegistry is IContractRegistry, Owned, Utils {
struct RegistryItem {
address contractAddress; // contract address
uint256 nameIndex; // index of the item in the list of contract names
}
mapping (bytes32 => RegistryItem) private items; // name -> RegistryItem mapping
string[] public contractNames; // list of all registered contract names
/**
* @dev triggered when an address pointed to by a contract name is modified
*
* @param _contractName contract name
* @param _contractAddress new contract address
*/
event AddressUpdate(bytes32 indexed _contractName, address _contractAddress);
/**
* @dev returns the number of items in the registry
*
* @return number of items
*/
function itemCount() public view returns (uint256) {
return contractNames.length;
}
/**
* @dev returns the address associated with the given contract name
*
* @param _contractName contract name
*
* @return contract address
*/
function addressOf(bytes32 _contractName) public view returns (address) {
return items[_contractName].contractAddress;
}
/**
* @dev registers a new address for the contract name in the registry
*
* @param _contractName contract name
* @param _contractAddress contract address
*/
function registerAddress(bytes32 _contractName, address _contractAddress)
public
ownerOnly
validAddress(_contractAddress)
{
Erequire(_contractName.length > 0); // validate input
if (items[_contractName].contractAddress == address(0)) {
// add the contract name to the name list
uint256 i = contractNames.push(bytes32ToString(_contractName));
// update the item's index in the list
items[_contractName].nameIndex = i - 1;
}
// update the address in the registry
items[_contractName].contractAddress = _contractAddress;
// dispatch the address update event
emit AddressUpdate(_contractName, _contractAddress);
}
/**
* @dev removes an existing contract address from the registry
*
* @param _contractName contract name
*/
function unregisterAddress(bytes32 _contractName) public ownerOnly {
Erequire(_contractName.length > 0); // validate input
require(items[_contractName].contractAddress != address(0));
// remove the address from the registry
items[_contractName].contractAddress = address(0);
// if there are multiple items in the registry, move the last element to the deleted element's position
// and modify last element's registryItem.nameIndex in the items collection to point to the right position in contractNames
if (contractNames.length > 1) {
string memory lastContractNameString = contractNames[contractNames.length - 1];
uint256 unregisterIndex = items[_contractName].nameIndex;
contractNames[unregisterIndex] = lastContractNameString;
bytes32 lastContractName = stringToBytes32(lastContractNameString);
RegistryItem storage registryItem = items[lastContractName];
registryItem.nameIndex = unregisterIndex;
}
// remove the last element from the name list
contractNames.length--;
// zero the deleted element's index
items[_contractName].nameIndex = 0;
// dispatch the address update event
emit AddressUpdate(_contractName, address(0));
}
/**
* @dev utility, converts bytes32 to a string
* note that the bytes32 argument is assumed to be UTF8 encoded ASCII string
*
* @return string representation of the given bytes32 argument
*/
function bytes32ToString(bytes32 _bytes) private pure returns (string) {
bytes memory byteArray = new bytes(32);
for (uint256 i; i < 32; i++) {
byteArray[i] = _bytes[i];
}
return string(byteArray);
}
/**
* @dev utility, converts string to bytes32
* note that the bytes32 argument is assumed to be UTF8 encoded ASCII string
*
* @return string representation of the given bytes32 argument
*/
function stringToBytes32(string memory _string) private pure returns (bytes32) {
bytes32 result;
assembly {
result := mload(add(_string,32))
}
return result;
}
/**
* @dev deprecated, backward compatibility
*/
function getAddress(bytes32 _contractName) public view returns (address) {
return addressOf(_contractName);
}
}
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| Javascript Form Validation Tool ver 2.5 | |
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by Artswork I must apologize for the fact that I am no longer able to accept email questions about my script where I would afford many hours to helping people properly integrate this module and writing additional items for anyone. This has occurred since the email worms of August 2003 severely compromised my email address displayed here attacked to where I had to deal with thousands of erroneous returned emails a day. I may periodically try to turn it back on so please return or try again after the dust settles. I also must state how people with our skills can ruin and incredible idea such as the internet for communication is disparaging. I have tried for many years returning contributions to others for my success working upon this medium. Thanks to all the interest I have received. This form validation tool can check for required, integer, email and date fields in your forms. It is easily portable to all your forms and will help save server side resources from form field validation and page reloads. All the messages are customized in the hidden form element where you also select the validation requirement. You can mix the required element with any of the other elements. This code is completely portable and can be used with any form by just adding your hidden elements appropriately and adding the onClick command to a button. | |
| Following the rules. | |
|
1) To set a required field use your existing field name and add
an r_ to the beginning of the field name and create a hidden element. EXAMPLE: <input type="text" name="your_fieldname"> <input type="hidden" name="r_your_fieldname" value="Required error message goes here">
2) To set an integer field use your existing field name and add
an i_ to the beginning of the field name and create a hidden element.
3) To set a date field use your existing field name and add an
d_ to the beginning of the field name and create a hidden element. This
date field only accepts the format MM/DD/YY or M/D/YY. | |
| Initialization of the script. | |
|
You MUST use the type="button" NOT THE type="submit" for your SUBMIT button, the javascript sends the submit for you. EXAMPLE: <input type=button Value="Button Message Here" onclick="check(form,form.elements.length)"> This sample utilizes all three validation tools in combination.
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NYCAASC 2018: Emergence Workshops
NYCAASC 2018 > Workshops: Track 3
Rise, Resist, Revolt: Home in Revolution
GC 261, 4:00 - 5:20
"Rise, Resist, Revolt: Home in Revolution" examines how the Filipino nation and identity, as shared by other Asian identities, were born out of revolutionary struggle. From Spanish colonization to the Marcos dictatorship to the present-day US-Duterte regime, Filipino activists have shaped their own history, culture, and identity. As Filipino youth scattered throughout the diaspora, time and distance disconnect us from our homeland, forcing us in the limbo of hyphenated identities. However, through this workshop, we will discuss, act out, and find creative ways in which we answer the call to serve the ongoing revolution back home, powerfully relearning and reaffirming the Filipino in "Filipino-American."
ANAKBAYAN
Anakbayan New York is a grassroots political Filipino youth organization fighting against gentrification in Queens and US imperialism back home in the Philippines, advocating for the rights and welfare for our kababayan across the diaspora.


Notification
Notification Component can be used with a lot of different types and sizes. Also there is example of container
usage. It is possible to provide container reference, where should the notification belong. By default it is a
body
element.
Template as Content
The NotificationService allows passing in a template reference as the content of the notification. Add
let-notification
to the template element to access the injected NotificationRef
.
The example also features a confirmation notification. Subscribe to afterClosed
to access the returned
value. A dismissal will trigger an error on the observable, similar to rejecting a promise.
Component as Content
A component type can be passed to the NotificationService open method as the content of the notification. Inject
NotificationRef
inside the content component to access methods such as close and dismiss.
Notification Groups
Notifications can be used with groups. Groups allow to maintain all belonged notifications.
Notifications From Object
Notifications can be opened without creating separated templates, to achieve it, it is needed to pass
NotificationDefault
object instead of content.


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Yesod has spawned the creation of dozens of packages, most of which are usable in a context outside of Yesod itself. One of the goals of the project is to contribute back to the community as much as possible; as such, even if you are not planning on using Yesod in your next project, a large portion of this book may still be relevant for your needs.
Of course, these libraries have all been designed to integrate well together. Using the Yesod Framework should give you a strong feeling of consistency throughout the >various APIs.


public static final class R.id
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
id() |
public static final int ALT
public static final int CTRL
public static final int FUNCTION
public static final int Friday
public static final int META
public static final int Monday
public static final int SHIFT
public static final int SYM
public static final int Saturday
public static final int Sunday
public static final int Thursday
public static final int Tuesday
public static final int Wednesday
public static final int accept_follower
public static final int action0
public static final int action_bar
public static final int action_bar_activity_content
public static final int action_bar_container
public static final int action_bar_root
public static final int action_bar_spinner
public static final int action_bar_subtitle
public static final int action_bar_title
public static final int action_container
public static final int action_context_bar
public static final int action_divider
public static final int action_image
public static final int action_menu_divider
public static final int action_menu_presenter
public static final int action_mode_bar
public static final int action_mode_bar_stub
public static final int action_mode_close_button
public static final int action_text
public static final int actions
public static final int activity_chooser_view_content
public static final int ad_container
public static final int ad_image_view
public static final int ad_in_progress_label
public static final int ad_label
public static final int add
public static final int add_habit_button
public static final int add_habit_event_button
public static final int adjust_height
public static final int adjust_width
public static final int alertTitle
public static final int all
public static final int always
public static final int android_pay
public static final int android_pay_dark
public static final int android_pay_light
public static final int android_pay_light_with_border
public static final int async
public static final int audio_list_view
public static final int auto
public static final int avg_time_count
public static final int background_image_view
public static final int background_place_holder_image_view
public static final int basic
public static final int beginning
public static final int blocking
public static final int blurred_background_image_view
public static final int book_now
public static final int bottom
public static final int btnGPSShowLocation
public static final int button
public static final int button3
public static final int button4
public static final int button8
public static final int buttonPanel
public static final int button_0
public static final int button_1
public static final int button_2
public static final int button_3
public static final int button_f
public static final int button_m
public static final int button_play_pause_toggle
public static final int button_r
public static final int button_sa
public static final int button_su
public static final int button_t
public static final int button_w
public static final int buyButton
public static final int buy_now
public static final int buy_with
public static final int buy_with_google
public static final int cancel_action
public static final int cast_button_type_closed_caption
public static final int cast_button_type_custom
public static final int cast_button_type_empty
public static final int cast_button_type_forward_30_seconds
public static final int cast_button_type_mute_toggle
public static final int cast_button_type_play_pause_toggle
public static final int cast_button_type_rewind_30_seconds
public static final int cast_button_type_skip_next
public static final int cast_button_type_skip_previous
public static final int cast_featurehighlight_help_text_body_view
public static final int cast_featurehighlight_help_text_header_view
public static final int cast_featurehighlight_view
public static final int cast_notification_id
public static final int center
public static final int chains
public static final int checkbox
public static final int chronometer
public static final int classic
public static final int clearButton
public static final int collapseActionView
public static final int comment
public static final int complete
public static final int contact
public static final int container_all
public static final int container_current
public static final int contentPanel
public static final int controllers
public static final int crash_reporting_present
public static final int custom
public static final int customPanel
public static final int dark
public static final int date
public static final int days_completed
public static final int days_completed_count
public static final int decline_follower
public static final int decor_content_parent
public static final int default_activity_button
public static final int delete_habit_button
public static final int delete_habit_event_button
public static final int demote_common_words
public static final int demote_rfc822_hostnames
public static final int disableHome
public static final int donate_with
public static final int donate_with_google
public static final int done_button
public static final int done_layout
public static final int edit_habit_button
public static final int edit_query
public static final int email
public static final int end
public static final int end_padder
public static final int end_text
public static final int expand_activities_button
public static final int expanded_controller_layout
public static final int expanded_menu
public static final int feed_button
public static final int feed_recycle
public static final int filter
public static final int filter_button
public static final int follow_person_button
public static final int follow_user_button
public static final int follower_name
public static final int follower_recyclerview
public static final int following_habit_list
public static final int following_recyclerview
public static final int following_username
public static final int forever
public static final int google_wallet_classic
public static final int google_wallet_grayscale
public static final int google_wallet_monochrome
public static final int grayscale
public static final int gridLayout
public static final int habitLayout
public static final int habit_comment_field
public static final int habit_date_selector
public static final int habit_list
public static final int habit_name
public static final int habit_name_field
public static final int habit_percentage
public static final int habit_reason
public static final int habit_reason_field
public static final int habit_recyclerview
public static final int habit_start_date
public static final int habit_title_field
public static final int habits_button
public static final int history_button
public static final int holo_dark
public static final int holo_light
public static final int home
public static final int homeAsUp
public static final int html
public static final int hybrid
public static final int icon
public static final int icon_group
public static final int icon_only
public static final int icon_uri
public static final int icon_view
public static final int ifRoom
public static final int image
public static final int imageView
public static final int image_preview
public static final int index_entity_types
public static final int info
public static final int infoLabel
public static final int instant_message
public static final int intent_action
public static final int intent_activity
public static final int intent_data
public static final int intent_data_id
public static final int intent_extra_data
public static final int italic
public static final int item_touch_helper_previous_elevation
public static final int large_icon_uri
public static final int last_complete_message
public static final int last_complete_recycle
public static final int last_complete_username
public static final int last_completed_date
public static final int light
public static final int like_button
public static final int likes_recyclerview
public static final int line1
public static final int line3
public static final int listMode
public static final int list_item
public static final int live_stream_indicator
public static final int live_stream_seek_bar
public static final int loading_indicator
public static final int location_button
public static final int login_button
public static final int logo
public static final int logo_only
public static final int map
public static final int map_button
public static final int match_global_nicknames
public static final int match_parent
public static final int media_actions
public static final int menu_button
public static final int message
public static final int middle
public static final int monochrome
public static final int mr_art
public static final int mr_chooser_list
public static final int mr_chooser_route_desc
public static final int mr_chooser_route_icon
public static final int mr_chooser_route_name
public static final int mr_chooser_title
public static final int mr_close
public static final int mr_control_divider
public static final int mr_control_play_pause
public static final int mr_control_subtitle
public static final int mr_control_title
public static final int mr_control_title_container
public static final int mr_custom_control
public static final int mr_default_control
public static final int mr_dialog_area
public static final int mr_expandable_area
public static final int mr_group_expand_collapse
public static final int mr_media_main_control
public static final int mr_name
public static final int mr_playback_control
public static final int mr_title_bar
public static final int mr_volume_control
public static final int mr_volume_group_list
public static final int mr_volume_item_icon
public static final int mr_volume_slider
public static final int multiply
public static final int never
public static final int none
public static final int normal
public static final int notification_background
public static final int notification_date
public static final int notification_main_column
public static final int notification_main_column_container
public static final int notification_user
public static final int notifications_button
public static final int num_like
public static final int omnibox_title_section
public static final int omnibox_url_section
public static final int packed
public static final int parent
public static final int parentPanel
public static final int people_button
public static final int percent_completed_count
public static final int percentage_complete
public static final int picture_button
public static final int place_autocomplete_clear_button
public static final int place_autocomplete_powered_by_google
public static final int place_autocomplete_prediction_primary_text
public static final int place_autocomplete_prediction_secondary_text
public static final int place_autocomplete_progress
public static final int place_autocomplete_search_button
public static final int place_autocomplete_search_input
public static final int place_autocomplete_separator
public static final int plain
public static final int post_image
public static final int post_time
public static final int post_username
public static final int production
public static final int progressBar
public static final int progress_circular
public static final int progress_horizontal
public static final int radio
public static final int recycle
public static final int rfc822
public static final int right_icon
public static final int right_side
public static final int sandbox
public static final int satellite
public static final int save_habit_button
public static final int save_habit_event_button
public static final int screen
public static final int scrollIndicatorDown
public static final int scrollIndicatorUp
public static final int scrollView
public static final int search_badge
public static final int search_bar
public static final int search_button
public static final int search_close_btn
public static final int search_edit_frame
public static final int search_go_btn
public static final int search_mag_icon
public static final int search_plate
public static final int search_src_text
public static final int search_voice_btn
public static final int seek_bar
public static final int seek_bar_controls
public static final int select_dialog_listview
public static final int selectionDetails
public static final int shortcut
public static final int showCustom
public static final int showHome
public static final int showTitle
public static final int signup_button
public static final int slide
public static final int spacer
public static final int split_action_bar
public static final int spread
public static final int spread_inside
public static final int src_atop
public static final int src_in
public static final int src_over
public static final int standard
public static final int start_text
public static final int status_bar_latest_event_content
public static final int status_text
public static final int streak
public static final int streak_count
public static final int strict_sandbox
public static final int submenuarrow
public static final int submit_area
public static final int subtitle_view
public static final int tabMode
public static final int tab_host
public static final int terrain
public static final int test
public static final int text
public static final int text1
public static final int text2
public static final int textSpacerNoButtons
public static final int textSpacerNoTitle
public static final int textTitle
public static final int textView
public static final int textView1
public static final int textView2
public static final int textView3
public static final int textView4
public static final int textView6
public static final int text_list_view
public static final int thing_proto
public static final int time
public static final int title
public static final int titleDividerNoCustom
public static final int title_template
public static final int title_view
public static final int today_button
public static final int toolbar
public static final int top
public static final int topPanel
public static final int uniform
public static final int up
public static final int url
public static final int useLogo
public static final int user_name
public static final int username_input_field
public static final int volume_item_container
public static final int wide
public static final int withText
public static final int wrap
public static final int wrap_content


Event Name : Nerve
Team Size: 2
Event Description : A test of mental, social and physical abilities through various activities. There will be various rounds like crosswords, dare games and compatibility test of you and your partner. The top 3 will be decided on how well you know your partner. You know right! No guts, no glory.
Event Coordinators:
- Titikshya (<PHONE_NUMBER>)
- Shorya (<PHONE_NUMBER>)
Event Name : AdZap
Team Size: 3-4
Event Description : The teams have to instantaneously decide on a skit that would depict an ad for the environment-friendly or natural or sustainable product given to them. The judging criteria for this event would be short but witty ads that will convey the message clearly and also the level of coordination in the group.
Event Coordinators:
- Onaiza-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Abhikriti-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Event Name : Whatchamacalit
Team Size: 2-3
Event Description : This event tests one’s analytical skills, vocabulary, and one’s ability to convey his thoughts without speaking. This will be a 2 round event.
Event Coordinators:
- Bhavya Raj-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Suchismita Sarkar-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Event Name : Mediacre
Team Size: 2-3
Event Description :
Round 1: The participants will be given one word at a time. They will have 60 seconds to write as many small words as possible from that one big word within those 60 seconds. The one with the highest word count of legitimate words (with letters from that one big word) wins.
Round 2: The round exemplifies the classical game of ‘Pictureka’. One of the teammates will be given a picture to draw and the other participant will have to guess it. The teams to guess in a lesser time will move on to the final round.
Round 3: The round tests the creativity of the participants as they will have to suggest divergent titles through a series of video clips.
Event Coordinators:
- Srishti Gupta-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Dishank Aryan-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Event Name : Chemeboat
Team Size: 2
Event Description : It will consist of two rounds. The first round will be a basic aptitude test to check the engineering acumen of the candidates. It will be followed by second round in which the ten qualified teams from the first round will be asked to make a working model of a boat. The points will be awarded on the feasibility of the model, the dynamics and the durability in addition to the performance of the boat in the provided pool.
Event Coordinators:
- Pranav-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Shashank-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Event Name : Connecting the Dots
Team Size: 2
Event Description : Team members would be shown three images simultaneously and the participants would have to guess the recent current affair relating all the images, it can be about anything happened recently.
Event Coordinators:
- Rajesh-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Ayush- 87976 30080
Event Name : Bhadaas
Team Size: 1
Event Description : Ever felt disagreement surging through your body? Ever felt that your opinion needs to be asserted and people convinced of it. If yes, Bhadaas gives you the perfect stage to do this.
Event Coordinators:
- Divyanshi-7070432640
- Shivam-8976648834
Event Name : Techxpert
Team Size: 1
Event Description : Technology-based extempore round followed by a group discussion. An enthralling battle of words. We give you the stage to voice your opinions on the technical milestones. It can be presented as a poem, a free verse, a comic speech or a genre of your choice. Creativity and presence of mind are all you need to make it to the finals where you have to battle the other techxperts in a competitive group discussion. Your beliefs and determination will make you the winner. Remember, Ideas are Bulletproof!
Event Coordinators:
- Parika-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Sarthak-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Event Name : Comic Quiz
Team Size: 2
Event Description : A fun-filled quiz that combines the best of childhood memories with the vast universe of Comics, Anime and Cartoon characters.
Event Coordinators:
- Shivam-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Sarthak-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Event Name : The Pixel Auction
Team Size: 3-4
Event Description : Best trending photos of Psoc insta handle shall be taken up, total images will be 5.
- Participants have to go through two rounds, screening shall be done on justification for buying a photo, here Photographic instinct shall be judged by us(Only if turnout is high).
- Next shall be the auction where virtual money would be provided and photos will be auctioned one by one.
- Winner shall be the one with most photos and maximum remaining cash.
Judging:
- on basis of finding creativeness in a photograph and placing views
- auction judgement as usual
Event Coordinators:
- Sagarika-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Saksham-<PHONE_NUMBER>


Tue Mar 27, 2018
Victor had sworn to himself that he wasn’t going to watch her again. But he couldn’t bear to sit in that soulless hotel room for one more night, agonizing over the life that was stolen from him.
 After their embrace ends, they clink their wine glasses and toast to some special event. Their anniversary perhaps?
Marcy looks stunning in a black dress he’s never seen before, her hair done up on the top of her head. Now in her fifties, she’s always looked beautiful to him, but something was different about her. She looked healthier, more trim, and more relaxed than he’d ever seen her. His jealousy welled up in him and threatened to choke him in a hot, simmering wave. Was she happier with this other man than she was ever with him?
Hot shame flares up within Victor for a moment as he recalls the night he and Marcy moved into this house, after being married for just shy of two months. They’d gotten into an argument about some trivial thing. Marcy was stressed out and needed some reassurance about their new beginning in a new city. He was too tired to take care of her - dreaming about a hot shower and bed. The argument escalated and she started screaming at him. She did that a lot before therapy.
She was right in his face now. A torrent of insults. Trying to get a reaction out of him.
With his anger aroused, he snapped and flung her on the bed, glaring at her with bloodshot eyes and bellowing like a bear awoken. He didn’t hit her, but it was a close thing.
He hadn’t known at the time, but she was three weeks pregnant with their son.
The stranger takes Marcy in his arms again and they start slow dancing to music that he can’t hear.
After a few minutes, she walks over to the window and draws the curtains closed, cutting off Victor’s view of the inside.
Victor reaches into the inside breast pocket on his jacket and grips the gun nestled there. He feels his heart beating hard and fast against his fist. He needs to calm down - now.
But he can’t. The bitterness rises up out of the bottomless hole inside and steals away his reason. He chokes on the rising bile and angrily wipes away stinging tears.
Over the years, their marriage had gotten so much better. They’d learned to communicate with each other and love each other with the intimacy of two souls blending into one. It was hard work but the tough times only made them stronger as a couple and made them completely inseparable. At least, he’d thought so.
The loss of his soulmate left Victor shaken to his core. And what really haunts him is that his loss isn’t real. This life isn’t real.
Victor stands up and draws the gun out of his pocket. Striding across the street without checking for traffic, he walks up the stairs to the front door. He’s about to hammer on the door when his phone starts ringing. The blaring ringtone snaps him out of his rage-induced tunnel vision and he falters. Retreating back down the stairs, he looks at the Caller ID. It’s his son. He answers the call.
“Hi Luke. Now isn’t a good time.”
“Dad, are you at the old house again?”
Victor takes a deep breath and sighs, his anger almost completely dissipating. He pockets the gun.
“Dad, where are you? Talk to me.”
“Have you made any progress with the girl?” Victor asks.
“Don’t avoid the question, Dad - I know you’re sitting there staring at Mom like a creepy lost puppy. Don’t torture yourself like this. Get back to the hotel room and I’ll meet you there,” Luke says.
“Okay, fine. I’m on my way. But did you make contact with the target?” Victor started strolling down the street, away from the house.
“Jesus Dad, why are you talking like you’re back in the military. Relax - we’re not at war right now. And yes, I did meet Judith.”
“She’s different than I expected,” Luke continued. “Smart as hell for sure, but feisty. And cute. I wasn’t expecting that.”
“Don’t get distracted, son,” Victor said. “And don’t get too attached. Remember what has to happen if we want our lives back. We’ve got to fix the timeline.”
“Judith Jameson has to die.”


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ENGL 334-001
MWF 10:00-10:50
DigitalFolklore.net
Pr. John Laudun
MW 11:00-11:30 and by appointment
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COVID Update: The course is in the middle of being revised for remote delivery. See the university’s COVID guidelines for more information.
 English 334 explores the varieties and depths of digital cultures, from the first email forwards to the latest tiktoks and everything in between. Course activities include curating collections of multimedia materials; learning how to parse digital content; annotating, sorting, and compiling data sets; applying appropriate analytical frameworks; and exploring ways to present your ideas effectively. The course includes producing an online portfolio and learning collaborative and versioning systems to make it possible to work with others as well as secure your own work.
Participants in this course will learn how to read scholarly and scientific analyses of human behavior with a special emphasis on online behaviors and then apply definitions, models, or analytical concepts in their own thinking and writing. Writing is a significant component of any communication, be it scientific or professional, and participants in this course will be required to assume those voices necessary to accomplishing a particular task. In addition, as a course in folklore studies participants will also create documentation containing both metadata and data in appropriate markup, which may or may not include things like XML.
As an upper-division course, this course assumes all participants are already familiar with accessing and using scholarly and scientific materials in both print and on-line forms. If not, then your first course of action is to take a library tutorial. (See also the guide on how to access JSTOR, and other resources, from off campus.) It also assumes you are familiar with the University’s Code of Conduct. This class is conducted as if we are are all professionals engaged in a mutually rewarding endeavor to which all of us contribute in order to succeed. That means coming prepared, not being distracted, and being engaged with not only the course materials but also each other.
The schedule of graded assignments is:
The parameters below are for the final product: there is no expectation that you will have this many words, or perhaps that many examples, when you start – though, to be honest, having many examples to start is better.
There are many ways to make presentations more compelling. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
A considerable amount of reading for this course are scholarly materials, mostly as PDFs, available either in on-line databases, like JSTOR, or through the course’s Moodle site. Many of the materials in the latter instance are already uploaded, and so if there is a moment in the course where an item is listed on the schedule but does not appear in the Resources section of the course’s Moodle page, please contact me. (Do not assume because you cannot find something that you are not responsible for it.)
At present, I am only considering one book as a required purchase for this course: Gretchen McCulloch’s Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language. More on this soon.
In addition to the texts we encounter in class, there are other resources that may be useful to those either in need of a bit more discussion or seeking to expand their understanding. JSTOR, for example, offers a variety of tutorials: some are simply slides or texts that you can read on your own and others are interactive tutorials hosted on their own Moodle setup. (Registration is required, but once you are registered, you’ll discover a number of short videos as well as interactive exercises. If you allocate 20 minutes per session for a few days, you’ll learn something.)
In case you are unclear, there is a difference between primary and secondary sources in many fields, though the distinction can be blurry in disciplines, like folklore studies and cultural anthropology, that create their own source materials.
Do not hesitate. Immediately look around where you are sitting and get the name and number of two responsible looking people. Not the cute one — because getting his or her number that way would be just creepy, but someone who has at least your level of maturity, if not higher. Write that information below so that when you do have to miss class, then you can contact them about what you missed.
Contact:
Contact:
This course does not proceed by a set schedule: rather it proceeds by an only somewhat set agenda, a sequence of activities designed to maximize your time and energy to learn the ideas and methods promised above. That sequence is readily found in the course site: Digital Folklore and Culture.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.


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General Purpose Input Output (GPIO)
Microcontrollers include pins that can be controlled through software. They can be inputs or outputs, hence the name "general purpose input/output," or GPIO for short.
Tip
GPIO is found in the GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio NuGet package and pin definitions are found in the GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins package.
Digital Outputs
A digital output pin can be set to either high or low. There are different ways of describing these two states. High can also be called "true" or "one;" low can be called "false" or "zero". If the processor is powered from 3.3V, then the state high means that there is 3.3V on the output pin. It is not going to be exactly 3.3V but very close. When the pin is set to low, it's voltage will be very close to zero.
Warning
Never connect two output pins together. If they are connected and one is high and the other is low, the entire processor can be damaged.
Warning
Digital pins on microcontrollers are weak. They can only be used to control small LEDs or transistors. Those transistors can, in turn, control devices with high power needs like a motor.
This example will blink an LED on the FEZ.
using System.Threading;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio;
class Program {
private static void Main() {
var led = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(
GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins.FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
while (true) {
led.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
Thread.Sleep(100);
led.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
Thread.Sleep(100);
}
}
}
The previous example uses the FEZ pins class that enumerates all pins available on the FEZ. To blink an LED on hardware that does not have a pins class, you must use the GPIO pin's number to refer to it. This example can work on any STM32 chip. As every port has 16 pins, we calculate the pin number as shown.
using System;
using System.Threading;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins;
class Program {
private static void Main() {
var led = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(
//PinNumber('E', 2)); //Buggy bot right flash
//PinNumber('C', 4)); //Buggy bot left flash
//PinNumber('C', 12)); //mini M4
//PinNumber('B', 2)); //Cerbuino
//PinNumber('A', 1)); //clicker
//PinNumber('E', 12)); //clicker2
//PinNumber('E', 15)); //Quail
//PinNumber('A', 10)); //netduino 3
//PinNumber('D', 5)); //411 red Discovery
//PinNumber('D', 15)); //411 blue Discovery
PinNumber('B', 9)); //FEZ LED1 (same as below)
//STM32F4.GpioPin.PB9); //FEZ LED1
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
while (true) {
led.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
Thread.Sleep(100);
led.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
Thread.Sleep(100);
}
}
private static int PinNumber(char port, byte pin) {
if (port < 'A' || port > 'E') throw new ArgumentException();
return ((port - 'A') * 16) + pin;
}
}
Digital Inputs
Digital inputs sense the state of an input pin based on its voltage. The pin can be high or low. Every pin has a maximum and minimum supported voltage. For example, the typical minimum voltage on most pins is 0 volts; a negative voltage may damage the pin or the processor. Also, the maximum that can be applied to most pins must be less than or equal to the processor's power supply voltage. Since most processors run on 3.3V, the highest voltage a pin should see is 3.3V. However, some processors that are powered by 3.3V are 5V tolerant -- they can withstand up to 5V on their inputs. The FEZ is 5V tolerant.
Warning
5V tolerant doesn't mean the processor can be powered by 5V, only that the input pins can tolerate 5V.
Unconnected input pins are called "floating." They are in a high impedance state and are susceptible to surrounding noise which can make the pin read high or low. A resistor can be added to pull the pin high or low. Modern processors include internal pull-down or pull-up resistors that are controlled by software. Note that a pull-up resistor doesn't necessarily make a pin high -- something connected to the pin can still pull it low.
In this example, a button is connected between ground and an input pin. We will enable the pull-up resistor making that pin high when the button is not pressed. When the button is pressed it will overpower the pull-up and make the input low. We will read the status of the button and pass its state to an LED.
Tip
Never use an infinite loop without giving the system time to think. Add a short sleep to the loop or use events instead.
using System.Threading;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins;
class Program {
private static void Main() {
var gpio = GpioController.GetDefault();
var led = gpio.OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
var button = gpio.OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Btn1);
button.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.InputPullUp);
while (true) {
if (button.Read() == GpioPinValue.Low) {
//Button is pressed.
led.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
}
else {
led.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
}
Thread.Sleep(10); //Always give the system time to think!
}
}
}
Tip
if you are not using a FEZ, see the Output Port example above to see how to determine the pin number.
Digital Input Events
In the previous example the program looped forever. The input attached to the button was checked during each iteration of the loop. The pin may be checked millions of times before the button is pressed! This method of checking inputs is called "polled input."
Using events to check an input instead of polling the input is often preferred. Once an event is set up it will automatically check the input on its own, freeing up the program to do other things. Also, it is possible to miss a change in input if you don't check (or poll) the input often enough. Events use interrupts to check inputs so you don't have to worry about missing anything.
When an event occurs, the program stops what it is doing and control is transferred to an event handler. An event handler is code you write that responds to the event.
Let's use event driven programming to respond to a button and turn an LED on and off. We will raise an event when the value on the button's input pin changes because the button is pressed or released.
You will see a reference to a "falling edge" in the following code. A falling edge occurs when the state of a pin goes from high to low. A rising edge is just the opposite -- it occurs when a pin goes from low to high.
This is a button controlled LED using events.
using System.Threading;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins;
class Program {
private static GpioPin led;
private static void Main() {
var gpio = GpioController.GetDefault();
led = gpio.OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Led1);
led.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
var button = gpio.OpenPin(FEZ.GpioPin.Btn1);
button.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.InputPullUp);
button.ValueChanged += Button_ValueChanged;
Thread.Sleep(-1); //Sleep to reduce power use and allow system to do other tasks.
}
private static void Button_ValueChanged(GpioPin sender, GpioPinValueChangedEventArgs e) {
if (e.Edge == GpioPinEdge.FallingEdge)
led.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
else
led.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
}
}
Tip
Once you type += after the event, hit the tab key and Visual Studio will automatically create the event for you.
UCM Standard Pins
The UCM Standard provides a consistent mapping of pins to enable easily swapping out the underlying SoM. While the standard assigns a consistent name to each pin, the underlying pin on the processor is different, so it is helpful to use the UCMStandard
class available in the GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins.UCM
library. Once you specify the device model to use, it will map the pins for you automatically. For example:
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio;
class Program {
private static void Main() {
UCMStandard.SetModel(UCMModel.UC5550);
var controller = GpioController.GetDefault();
var pin = controller.OpenPin(UCMStandard.GpioPin.A);
}
}


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Manifest API
The {@link oaj.microservice.Microservice#getManifest()} method is a static method that can be used to retrieve the manifest file as a {@link oaj.utils.ManifestFile}.
The {@link oaj.utils.ManifestFile} class extends {@link oaj.ObjectMap}, making it possible to retrieve entries as a wide variety of object types such as java primitives, arrays, collections, maps, or even POJOs serialized as JSON.


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with only one GET parameter tag
. This should have the
value of the tag you are searching for. Confirm with GET
.
Inserting a new entry is simple as well. Append to the URL
with knowledge
and enter into the input area a JSON
object with two key value pairs: namely "content" with the
corresponding content of the entry, and the "tags" with the tags that
it should be associated with as a CSV string.
For example:
{ "content": "Classified content", "tags": "gov,nsa" }
Confirm with POST
.
Deleting an entry ain't no rocket surgery as well. Merely
append to the URL /knowledge/id
, where id
is the id of the entry to be deleted (can be found out by using a
search query). Confirm with DELETE
.
Finally, updating can be performed by following the same
instructions as inserting but using /knowledge/id
as the URI instead, where id
is the id of the entry to be
updated.
Confirm with PUT
.


Calculates time traces for 1D and 2D pulse EPR experiments.
td = evolve(Sig,Det,Ham,n,dt) td = evolve(Sig,Det,Ham,n,dt,IncScheme) td = evolve(Sig,Det,Ham,n,dt,IncScheme,Mix)
See also the examples.
This function calculates time traces for 1D or 2D pulse EPR experiments with up to four swept intervals/lengths.
The row vector IncScheme
specifies the incrementation scheme of the
ESEEM experiment to simulate. It can contain only 1
, -1
, 2
and -2
. 1
symbolises the t1 dimension (along columns in the output), 2
is the t2 dimension
(along rows). The sign determines whether the evolution period is incremented or decremented along the given dimension.
For example, IncScheme = [1 2 -2 1]
indicates that the first and fourth evolution period are incremented together yielding the t1 dimension, whereas the second and third period give the t2 dimension with the second being incremented and the third being decremented.
The following table lists all possible values for IncScheme
with some corresponding experiments.
IncScheme |
#periods | #dims | experiments |
[1] |
1 | 1 | simple FID, echo transient, 3-pulse ESEEM, DEFENCE |
[1 1] |
2 | 1 | 2-pulse ESEEM, CP, 3-pulse and 4-pulse RIDME |
[1 -1] |
2 | 1 | 3-pulse-DEER, 4-pulse DEER, PEANUT,5-pulse RIDME |
[1 2] |
2 | 2 | 3-pulse ESEEM echo transient, HYSCORE, DONUT-HYSCORE |
[1 1 2] |
3 | 2 | 2-pulse ESEEM etc. with echo transient |
[1 -1 2] |
3 | 2 | |
[1 2 1] |
3 | 2 | 2D-3-pulse ESEEM |
[1 1 2 2] |
4 | 2 | 2D refocused 2-pulse echo |
[1 2 2 1] |
4 | 2 | 2D-CP |
[1 2 -2 1] |
4 | 2 | 2D-PEANUT |
[1 -1 1 -1] |
4 | 1 | |
[1 1 -1 -1] |
4 | 1 | SIFTER |
[1 -1 -1 1] |
4 | 1 | 7-pulse DEER |
[1 1 -1 -1 2] |
5 | 2 | |
[1 -1 -1 1 2] |
5 | 2 |
Sig
is the density matrix at the start of the first evolution period and doesn't have to be a thermal equilibrium density. It can be a density prepared to a non-equilibrium state by a preparation sequence.
Det
is the detection operator used in calculating the actual signal. It, too, can be a matrix describing a complete detection sequence. It can be non-Hermitian like
, so that a complex time-domain signal is returned in td
.
Ham
is the Hamilton operator which governs the evolutions during the incrementation periods. For a 2D experiment, Ham
can be a cell array, in which case Ham{1}
will be used for the first dimension and Ham{2}
for the second. Otherwise the same Hamiltonian is used for both dimensions.
If Mix
is given, it is assumed to be a cell array containing all
unitary matrices representing the mixing sequences sandwiched between
the swept periods. Mix{k}
is the propagation operator that is applied to propagate the density matric from the end of the k
th evolution period to the beginning of the next evolution period. Mix
has to be specified for experiments with more than one incrementation period. For example, for a two-pulse ESEEM, with IncScheme=[1 1]
, Mix
contains the propagation matrix that represents the pi pulse between the two evolution periods.
dt
gives the time increment for the evolution period. For a 2D experiment, it can be a 2-vector containing the increments for the different axes. If only a scalar is given, it is used for all dimensions.
n
is a vector that gives the number of points along each dimension. If only a scalar is given, it is used for all dimensions.
All matrices have to be in the same basis. Expected units are megahertz for Ham
and Det
, and microseconds for dt
. In each dimension
the first point in td
contains the signal arising from the initial density matrix.
Given values for Sig
, Det
, Ham
, and Mix
, the script
n = 128; dt = 0.01; % microseconds Inc = [1 2]; % 2 periods, 2D td = evolve(Sig,Det,Ham,n,dt,Inc,Mix);
simulates a HYSCORE or a DONUT-HYSCORE spectrum with 128x128 points and a step time of 10 ns in both dimensions.
The function uses the standard equations and evaluates them in the eigenbasis of the propagator after transformation to Liouville space. The propagation superoperator is then diagonal as well, and the density can be evolved by simply multiplying it with the diagonal of the superpropagator element-by-element. The state space trace is evaluated in a similar way.
nucfr2d, propint, saffron, sigeq


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Due to the popularity of Gmail, Google Apps, Outlook.com, Yahoo! Mail & a myriad of other providers, many cloud-server users mistakenly fail to install a mail server, initially. However, humans are not the only ones that send electronic mail. If fact, many Linux server applications also need to send email.
A Message Transfer Agent, or Mail Transfer Agent, transfers electronic mail messages from one computer to another. An MTA implements both the client (sending) and server (receiving) portions of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).
Another popular MTA is Postfix, but users that do not require a full-fledged mail server prefer the Exim send-only mail server because it is lightweight, compared to other MTAs. Thus, Exim is a good choice for WordPress installations or server-monitoring apps that need to send email notifications.
This guide assumes that you have already:
SPF record
. See How To use an SPF Record to Prevent Spoofing & Improve E-mail Reliability.First, you want to update the software packages already on your server; by executing:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -y upgrade && sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade && sudo apt-get -y autoremove
Then, to install Exim and its dependencies, execute:
sudo apt-get -y install exim4
To configure Exim for your environment, execute:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config
and configure everything according to your needs. If you ever need to modify any of your settings, simply re-run the configuration wizard.
The first configuration window you encounter will ask you to select the “mail server configuration type that best meets your needs.” If not already highlighted, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to select internet site; mail is sent and received directly using SMTP
:
Next, tap the Tab
key (to highlight <Ok>
) and press Enter
.
The next configuration window you’ll encounter will ask that you enter your system’s fully qualified domain name (FQDN) in the mail name
configuration screen. Type (obviously, substituting hostname
, yourdomain
& tld
with your own values):
hostname.yourdomain.tld
Next, tap the Tab
key (to highlight <Ok>
) and press Enter
.
The ensuing configuration window will ask you to decide on which interfaces you would like Exim
to “listen.” Enter:
<IP_ADDRESS>
Note: DigitalOcean anticipates IPv6 support in the near future; at which time, you may want to instruct Exim
to listen on both <IP_ADDRESS>; ::1
.
Next, tap the Tab
key (to highlight <Ok>
) and press Enter
.
The configuration prompt that follows will ask that you enter all of the destinations for which Exim
should accept mail. List your:
localhost.localdomain
;localhost
Next, tap the Tab
key (to highlight <Ok>
) and press Enter
.
Advanced configurations beyond the scope of this article allow you to use Exim
as a relay mail server. In the next screen, leave the relay mail
field blank.
Tap the Tab
key (to highlight <Ok>
) and press Enter
.
The subsequent screen is a follow-up to the relay-mail-server option. Leave this window blank and tap the Tab
key (to highlight <Ok>
) and press Enter
.
Select No when asked whether to keep DNS queries to a minimum.
Make sure that <No>
is highlighted and press Enter
.
In the window that follows, choose whichever mail delivery method you’d like for incoming mail; although the Maildir format
can make handling individual, locally-delivered mail messages easier:
Next, tap the Tab
key (to highlight <Ok>
) and press Enter
.
In the ensuing prompt, choose the (default) unsplit
configuration file, by selecting No
.
Make sure that <No>
is highlighted and press Enter
.
In the last configuration window, you’ll be asked to specify postmaster mail recipients, enter (substituting you
, yourdomain
& tld
with your own values):
root<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Note: Make sure that, in addition to root
, you enter at least one external email address (choose one that you check frequently).
Send a test email, to make sure everything is configured correctly, by issuing the following command: (substituting<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for a valid, external email address):
echo "This is a test." | mail -s Testing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Note: You may need check the recipient’s SPAM folder, in the event that the SPF record
is not configured correctly.
As always, if you need help with the steps outlined in this How-To, look to the DigitalOcean Community for assistance by posing your question(s), below.


Next: logical-pathname-translations, Previous: pathname-host, Up: Filenames Dictionary
load-logical-pathname-translations
host ⇒ just-loaded
host—a string.
just-loaded—a generalized boolean.
Searches for and loads the definition of a logical host named host, if it is not already defined. The specific nature of the search is implementation-defined.
If the host is already defined, no attempt to find or load a definition is attempted, and false is returned. If the host is not already defined, but a definition is successfully found and loaded, true is returned. Otherwise, an error is signaled.
(translate-logical-pathname "hacks:weather;barometer.lisp.newest") |> Error: The logical host HACKS is not defined. (load-logical-pathname-translations "HACKS") |> ;; Loading SYS:SITE;HACKS.TRANSLATIONS |> ;; Loading done. ⇒ true (translate-logical-pathname "hacks:weather;barometer.lisp.newest") ⇒ #P"HELIUM:[SHARED.HACKS.WEATHER]BAROMETER.LSP;0" (load-logical-pathname-translations "HACKS") ⇒ false
If no definition is found, an error of type error is signaled.
Logical pathname definitions will be created not just by implementors but also by programmers. As such, it is important that the search strategy be documented. For example, an implementation might define that the definition of a host is to be found in a file called "host.translations" in some specifically named directory.


Why
Sometimes we spend too much time on landing pages when we could be doing things that add more value to the business. Themes are one way to go, but if you just need quick and dirty basic HTML/CSS this could possibly help you out.
Frequently Answered Questions
- How can I use this?
- Open with a text-editor and replace all the dummy strings with your copy.
- Where is this design from?
- The design is inspired by Magic.
- Which sites are featured in this project?
- A list of the sites is available in the github project README.
- How good are these templates?
- Not as good as they could have been if you had helped in writing them, but it's quick. If you have time, I would greatly appreciate your effort in expanding and improving the template set.
- Why is the color orange/red?
- Because red apparently converts better, look it up.
Team
Join our Team
Anyone with a good idea for a template that needs to be in here is more than welcome to do so. Fork the github project and add whatever you need or file an issue and watch us get to work.


RESULT OF THE NEGOTIATION
WITH PETROECUADOR
YPF Ecuador, Inc. (former Maxus Ecuador, Inc.) and YPF S.A. (NYSE: YPF) from Argentina would like to communicate the successful completion of the negotiations which culminated with the signature on December 27, 1996 of the new Production Sharing Contract in Block 16 with the Government of the Republic of Ecuador through Petroecuador.
In August of 1996 the Ecuadorian Government expressed its desire to renegotiate the existing Service Contract into a Production Sharing Contract.
As a request from the Minister of Energy and Mining Mr. Alfredo Adúm, between August and December 1996 the parties worked intensely to reach and agreement for a Production Sharing Contract which fulfills the objectives of protecting the interest of the Ecuadorian Government and its people as well as the interest of the Parties of Block 16.
YPF Ecuador, Inc. and YPF S.A. celebrate the successful achievement of the negotiations, and at the same time would like to manifest their willingness to continue working and investing in Ecuador within the established legal framework.
Buenos Aires, January 29th, 1997.


Play my Guessing Game!
Does Lex live with his brother? ('Y' or 'N', please...)
Does Lex have a cat named Murphy? (Again. please answer 'Y' or 'N'.)
Does Lex watch 'Masterchef Junior' with is sister? ('Y' or 'N')
Now guess how many sisters Lex has. (Hint: it's a number greater than 0)


Two Bridges 36 Mile
Kincardine => Forth SCO
Race Winners
(38 runnings)
27 Aug
2005
4:00:07
4:17:52
28 Aug
2004
3:57:35
4:16:58
23 Aug
2003
3:39:48
4:43:07
24 Aug
2002
3:44:30
4:58:54
25 Aug
2001
3:50:19
4:08:21
26 Aug
2000
3:41:48
4:30:32
28 Aug
1999
3:48:56
4:27:42
29 Aug
1998
3:27:40
4:48:17
23 Aug
1997
3:40:39
4:17:05
24 Aug
1996
3:34:12
5:23:07
26 Aug
1995
3:43:19
4:41:52
27 Aug
1994
3:41:16
4:06:45
28 Aug
1993
3:45:28
4:26:37
29 Aug
1992
3:47:48
4:38:51
24 Aug 1991
3:41:04
4:32:01
25 Aug
1990
3:38:00
4:15:23
26 Aug
1989
3:36:02
5:11:59
27 Aug
1988
3:35:51
6:17:34
29 Aug
1987
3:36:27
4:46:20
23 Aug
1986
3:36:37
4:40:25
24 Aug
1985
3:40:40
4:17:57
25 Aug
1984
3:31:46
4:19:39
27 Aug
1983
3:34:39
4:47:50
28 Aug
1982
3:28:36
29 Aug
1981
3:26:01
23 Aug
1980
3:21:46
25 Aug
1979
3:25:34
26 Aug
1978
3:24:45
27 Aug
1977
3:27:10
21 Aug
1976
3:27:58
23 Aug
1975
3:26:45
24 Aug
1974
3:26:31
25 Aug
1973
3:25:51
19 Aug
1972
3:24:07
21 Aug
1971
3:28:20
22 Aug
1970
3:41:19
23 Aug
1969
3:27:28
24 Aug
1968
3:47:08
Notes: 1968 was the inaugural year. The race distance was 36m158y (58.082 km) for 1968-1995 and 35m498y (56.783
km) for 1996-date. For 2004 and 2005, the race was known as the Two Bridges Multi-Terrain Challenge and
was 12 miles
trail, 9 miles track and 14 miles road. The original course started at the
main entrance to Dunfermline Glen, and went through Crossford, Torryburn and
Culross, over the Kincardine Bridge, and then on to Skinflats, Bo’ness, Newton,
over the Forth Road Bridge, up to Inverkeithing and finished at Rosyth Civil
Service Sports Centre.
John Worthington-2
Heather Foundling-Hawker (ENG)
John Worthington (ENG)
Rosalyn Alexander (GBR)
Brian Cole (ENG)
Jackie Leak (ENG)
Brian Hennessy (ENG)
Margaret Swithenby (ENG)
Philip Derbyshire (ENG)
Kathryn Charnock (ENG)
Colin Hutt-2
Debra Curley (ENG)
Alan Reid (SCO)
Hilary Walker-2
Simon Pride (SCO)
Sylvia Watson (ENG)
Colin Hutt (SCO)
Eleanor Robinson ENG)
Simon Lund-2
Pauline Walker (SCO)
Len Harris (ENG)
Kate Todd (SCO)
Simon Lund (ENG)
Trudi Thomson-3
Andrew Stirling-2
Trudi Thomson-2
Peter Baxter (SCO)
Trudi Thomson (SCO)
Andrew Stirling (SCO)
Hilary Johnson (ENG)
Donald Ritchie-3
Hilary Walker (ENG)
Mick McGeoch (WAL)
Gail Blake
Bill Williams (ENG)
Dorothy Lucas & Irene Wilson
Charles Trayer (PA/USA)
Cathy Gunner (ENG)
Donald Ritchie-2
Morag Taggart (SCO)
Cavin Woodward-5
Ann Franklin (WAL)
Barry Heath (ENG)
Sandra Kiddy (CA/USA)
Donald Ritchie (SCO)
Mary Ellen Williams (VA/USA)
Timothy Johnston (ENG)
Mark Pickard (ENG)
Andrew Holden-2
Andrew Holden (ENG)
Cavin Woodward-4
Cavin Woodward-3
Mick Orton (ENG)
Cavin Woodward-2
James Wight (SCO)
Cavin Woodward (ENG)
Alexander Wight-2
Alexander Wight (SCO)
Phil Hampton (ENG)
Alastair Wood (SCO)
W Don Turner (ENG)
Most Wins
(1968-date)
Men
5
Cavin Woodward (ENG)
1973,1975,1977-78,1985
Women
3
Trudi Thomson (SCO)
1992-94
Prize Money
No prize money has been awarded at this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Last Updated on 24 Apr 2011
Contributors: Andy Milroy, Raymond Hutcheson, Klaas Loonstra (5), Colin Youngson (2)


‘Quit India’ movement trends as Bhim Army chief issues chilling warning to Patanjali founder Ramdev for anti-Dalit remarks, issue rocks parliament
by JKR Staff‘Quit India’ movement gained momentum on Tuesday against Ramdev as Patanjali founder’s anti-Periyar remarks dominated proceedings in parliament on Tuesday. If this was not enough, Bhim Army chief Chandra Shekhar Azad warned Ramdev of consequences for his insulting remarks against Periyar.
Dalit activists and social media users have been incensed by Ramdev’s comments calling social reformer Periyar and supporters of Dr BR Ambedkar ‘intellectual terrorists.’ Social media users trended #रामदेवभारतछोड़ो (Ramdev Quit India) hashtag on Twitter on Tuesday. This coincided with DMK raising Ramdev’s controversial comments in the parliament.
DMK MP in Lok Sabha, S Senthilkumar, expressed his condemnation for Ramdev’s remarks and added that the image of a reformist like Periyar must not be distorted. Senthilkumar said that Periyar had fought for social equality and woman empowerment.
On Twitter, angry users trended one more adverse hashtag targeting Ramdev after trending four damaging hashtags on the microblogging site over the weekend.
Dalit leader Chandra Shekhar Azad issued a chilling warning against Ramdev asking him to brace himself to go to jail. He urged Dalit supporters to boycott Patanjali products. “This country will not run by Brahmin ideology. This country will be run by the constitution. The constitution says that you will have to go to jail when you say something wrong.”
This comes days after Dalit supporters trended hashtags such as #Ramdev_Insults_Periyar and #ArrestRamdev.
Periyar, often dubbed as the South Indian Socrates, was an atheist and helmed social reforms by working against caste discrimination. The noted Dravidian patriarch had famously said that those who invented the notion of god were fools.
As for Ambedkar, he’s arguably one of the biggest Dalit icons and was the architect of the Indian constitution.


Hello! I am a GIS and geography master's student looking to work with GIS analysis and cartography.
I grew up in and around Chicago before living four years in Spain and Austria. I believe in making our cities more liveable for their inhabitants by pursuing a goal of having a more sustainable connection with the nature on our planet.
You will find me outside doing something every month of the year with my hobbies: biking, camping, sailing, cross-country skiing, hiking, and photography. These activities allow me to explore my own backyard as well as interesting places further afield.
GIS is at the crossroads of all of my interests in exploring the city, nature, and art. I love the visual aspect of maps and the stories that they tell. I hope to be able to make a difference in the world through the use of GIS, and I look forward to being able to bring all of my interests together in my career!
GIS I: Vector GIS, Joins and relates, Geo-coding, General map-making (chloroplethic, dot density, graduated symbols)
GIS II: Raster GIS, Spatial Analysis, Overlays, Density mapping, DEMs, Interpolation
GIS for Urban Systems: Network analysis, Accessibility analysis; Research and data collection for urban mapping projects
GIS III: Geodatabases, Python, Model Builder, QGIS
Computer Cartography (audited): ArcMap to Adobe Illustrator workflow, Projections, Cartographic principles
Remote Sensing and Digital Image Processing: Erdas Imagine, LiDAR, Satellite image processing, change detection, supervised and unsupervised classification
Spatial Statistics: Spatial autocorrelation, Global and local statistics, Regression analysis, R programming
Education |
Northeastern Illinois University M.A. Geography and Environmental Studies |
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Northeastern Illinois University GIS Masters Certificate |
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National Louis University MAT Seconday Education |
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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign BA Germanic Languages |
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CDM Smith Master's GIS Specialist Intern June 2020-Aug 2020 |
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National Weather Service Chicago Student Volunteer Sep 2019-Dec 2019 |
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Maine Township High School District 207, Spanish Teacher Aug 2017-May 2019 |
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The Talking Farm, Skokie, IL Urban Agriculture Intern June 2018-Aug 2018 |
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O.A. Thorp Academy; Chicago Public Schools K-8 Spanish Teacher Aug 2015-June 2017 |
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Kaplan International Centers, Chicago, IL Adult ESL Teacher (English as a Second Language) Sep 2012-Aug 2015 |
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Col·legi La Salle Palma, English Teaching Assistant in Spain Oct 2008-June 2012 |
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One of my main free-time activities is Photography. It originally started as a way to document my travels, but after taking a few classes I now work more from an artistic viewpoint.
I especially enjoy caputuring the contrast between the urban and natural worlds. I think this is a reflection of my comfort and enjoyment being in both environments.
My photos have won various local and international awards including a 1st Place in the "Cities and Nature" category of the Nature Conservancy 2017 competition and a 2nd Place in the "Greening the City" category of the International Garden Photographer of the Year 2018 competition.
See some of my work at the link below:
PhotographyI enjoy traveling and learning languages, and spent four years living in Europe.
I speak Spanish, Catalan, and German fluently from my time abroad and have also spent time learning Dutch, Swedish, and French.
Most days I would rather be outside than in and have many hobbies which get me outdoors. I am an avid user of my bicycle, both for in-city transportation and commuting as well as for longer day or overnight trips.
In summer I get out on Lake Michigan sailing or kayaking, and in winter I enjoy taking advantage of the snow to do exploring on cross-country skis.
Additionally, my photography is often a catalyst for seeking out the every-changing variences in Chicago's weather conditions, and I have developed a strong working knowledge of local weather patterns, which I put to good use planning all of my activities.
Volunteering is a way that I can explore various interests while helping improve the community in Chicago. The following are a snapshot of the activities I participate or have participated in:
I would love to hear from you about opportunities in GIS or photography! Use the links below to contact me.


patriksvensson/rustcalc A simple experiment showing a Rust library compiled to WASM and used in a simple web page. - patriksvensson/rustcalc
Massive White Supremacist Message Board Leak: How to Access and Interpret the Data - bellingcat Update: The Internet Archive has removed the SQL leak; however, the information is freely available via a torrent file (download here) or a Magnet link (click here, or copy/paste the link into a torrent client). Today, the entire SQL database from Iron Ma...
Re-Licensing Sentry Our projects now use the Business Source License (BSL), to protect them from being misused without changing anyone’s ability to run Sentry at their company.
Superintelligence: The Idea That Eats Smart People This is the text version of a talk I gave on October 29, 2016, at Web Camp Zagreb [video] (45 mins)
Securing your Blazor App with Auth0 (client side) - DEV Community 👩💻👨💻 . Tagged with blazor, auth0, csharp, auth.
Thoughts on DNS-over-HTTPS Type in your web browser’s address bar and hit enter. What happens? Before connecting to the example.com server, your browser must convert “example.com” to the network address at …
.NET Core with Jupyter Notebooks - Available today | Preview 1 | .NET Blog Jupyter Notebook with .NET core is here! You can now write C# and F# code in a Jupyter notebook. Create your .NET Jupyter notebook today.
Join the Visual Studio for Mac ASP.NET Core Challenge | Visual Studio Blog We’d like to invite you to take part in a new community challenge in which you can interact directly with our team to improve Visual Studio for Mac, explore some great looking ASP.NET Core samples, and earn prizes!
BinomialLLC/basis_universal Basis Universal GPU Texture Codec. Contribute to BinomialLLC/basis_universal development by creating an account on GitHub.
ACORN 2009 undercover videos controversy - Wikipedia In 2009, workers at offices of the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), a non-profit organization that had been involved for nearly 40 years in voter registration, community organizing and advocacy for low- and moderate-income pe...
Base64 encoding and decoding at almost the speed of a memory copy Many common document formats on the Internet are text-only such as email (MIME) and the Web (HTML, JavaScript, JSON and XML). To include images or executable code in these documents, we first encode them as text using base64. Standard base64 encoding uses...
New version of Durable Functions available now | Azure updates | Microsoft Azure Announcing the general availability of the version 2.0 of Durable Functions, the extension of the Azure Functions runtime that enables stateful functions and workflow orchestrations in a serverless environment.
Memory management and patterns in ASP.NET Core Learn how memory is managed in ASP.NET Core and how the garbage collector (GC) works.
Long GC pause times caused by Array.Sort of primitive array · Issue #13730 · dotnet/runtime Repro: static void Main() { new Thread(() => { var src = new int[10_000_000]; for (;;) Array.Sort(src); }).Start(); for (;;) { Console.WriteLine("GC start"); GC.Collect(); Console.Writ...


Cell Phone Mania Hanging Up
By Ross Anthony
An over-burdened Meg Ryan runs around town tending to everyone else's needs, but her own. She remains mostly in good humor while doused with an inharmonious silly physical comedy. Example: The phone rings and Meg answers the TV remote.
Meg's Father (Matthau) is hilariously incoherent too deeply touching too terminally ill. "How is it that a man can't recognize his own pants, but he remembers his daughter's phone number." Matthau is wonderful, without him "Hanging up" would have been completely "Disconnected." Kudrow, Keaton and Ryan all give strong performances.
Aside from some early exposition, the dialogue is very good, very re-written, and sharply detailed; however, the story line feels like a first draft. What happens to Meg's kids as she tends to everyone else? After the first 15 minutes, they're gone. We're teased into anticipating a plane crash that never happens. And an interesting character (Dr. Amond) is left undeveloped and un-used.
The intent was to portray a slice of the life of a good person with a bleeding heart personality who is totally exhausting herself, but the byproduct of that is ... we get exhausted along with her.
You might lose some sympathy when Meg tears a page from a public phone book while driving to her estranged mother's house. Besides being a bit out of character, that is so rude! What about the next person whose mother's maiden name starts with the same letter?
In the end we have a film that touches on Meg's relationships with her sisters and with her father and with herself in a on-again-off-again humorous way, but without a great story to hold onto.
Hanging Up. Copyright © 2000. Rated PG-13. Starring Meg Ryan, Diane Keaton, Lisa Kudrow, Walter Matthau Directed by Diane Keaton Screenplay by Delia Ephron and Nora Ephron Produced by Laurence Mark and Nora Ephron at Columbia Pictures.
Grade..........................B -- Copyright © 2000. Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
If nothing else, UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL will remind you just how hideous the hairstyles of the 1980's were, especially among media personalities. Fortunately, the film accomplishes a lot more than that, giving us a nice romance that isn't harmed too much by its attempts at melodrama.
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL tells the loosely-based-on-reality story of Sally (who becomes Tally) Atwater (Michelle Pfeiffer), a vain upstart girl from Reno who wants to make it big in television. Robert Redford costars as Warren Justice, a Miami news director who gives her her big break and takes her under his wing. Under his influence, Tally is transformed from brash loudmouth to The Next Big Thing, and of course, the two fall madly in love along the way.
With a smart script enhanced by some excellent comic relief, Pfeiffer and Redford work together with a good chemistry. And while there are a few substantial plot gaps as the film tries to do too much in too little time, the exciting climax set in the midst a prison riot makes up for any holes in the movie's continuity.
Still, this isn't NETWORK, and at times UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL really can't decide between being romantic comedy or a tough drama. This unfortunately creates some unevenness and a couple of false endings with a tacked-on tearjerker finale. The supporting cast is also uniformly bland, with Joe Mantegna's talents totally wasted and both Kate Nelligan and Stockard Channing looking very scary and beyond over-the-top as cutthroat "I'm so tough I eat men for breakfast" newswomen.
But there I go, nitpicking again. Altogether, UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL mostly works and only occasionally doesn't. It will certainly be successful as a pleasant spring romance flick with broad appeal, but most importantly, it's a whole lot of fun.
RATING: ***1/2
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