public final class DataStreamWriter<T>
extends Object
Dataset
to external storage systems (e.g. file systems,
key-value stores, etc). Use Dataset.writeStream
to access this.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
foreach(ForeachWriter<T> writer)
Sets the output of the streaming query to be processed using the provided writer object.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
foreachBatch(scala.Function2<Dataset<T>,Object,scala.runtime.BoxedUnit> function)
:: Experimental ::
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
foreachBatch(VoidFunction2<Dataset<T>,Long> function)
:: Experimental ::
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
format(String source)
Specifies the underlying output data source.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
option(String key,
boolean value)
Adds an output option for the underlying data source.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
option(String key,
double value)
Adds an output option for the underlying data source.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
option(String key,
long value)
Adds an output option for the underlying data source.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
option(String key,
String value)
Adds an output option for the underlying data source.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
options(scala.collection.Map<String,String> options)
(Scala-specific) Adds output options for the underlying data source.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
options(java.util.Map<String,String> options)
Adds output options for the underlying data source.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
outputMode(OutputMode outputMode)
Specifies how data of a streaming DataFrame/Dataset is written to a streaming sink.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
outputMode(String outputMode)
Specifies how data of a streaming DataFrame/Dataset is written to a streaming sink.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
partitionBy(scala.collection.Seq<String> colNames)
Partitions the output by the given columns on the file system.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
partitionBy(String... colNames)
Partitions the output by the given columns on the file system.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
queryName(String queryName)
Specifies the name of the
StreamingQuery that can be started with start() . |
StreamingQuery |
start()
Starts the execution of the streaming query, which will continually output results to the given
path as new data arrives.
|
StreamingQuery |
start(String path)
Starts the execution of the streaming query, which will continually output results to the given
path as new data arrives.
|
DataStreamWriter<T> |
trigger(Trigger trigger)
Set the trigger for the stream query.
|
public DataStreamWriter<T> foreach(ForeachWriter<T> writer)
ForeachWriter
for more details on the lifecycle and
semantics.writer
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> foreachBatch(scala.Function2<Dataset<T>,Object,scala.runtime.BoxedUnit> function)
(Scala-specific) Sets the output of the streaming query to be processed using the provided function. This is supported only the in the micro-batch execution modes (that is, when the trigger is not continuous). In every micro-batch, the provided function will be called in every micro-batch with (i) the output rows as a Dataset and (ii) the batch identifier. The batchId can be used deduplicate and transactionally write the output (that is, the provided Dataset) to external systems. The output Dataset is guaranteed to exactly same for the same batchId (assuming all operations are deterministic in the query).
function
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> foreachBatch(VoidFunction2<Dataset<T>,Long> function)
(Java-specific) Sets the output of the streaming query to be processed using the provided function. This is supported only the in the micro-batch execution modes (that is, when the trigger is not continuous). In every micro-batch, the provided function will be called in every micro-batch with (i) the output rows as a Dataset and (ii) the batch identifier. The batchId can be used deduplicate and transactionally write the output (that is, the provided Dataset) to external systems. The output Dataset is guaranteed to exactly same for the same batchId (assuming all operations are deterministic in the query).
function
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> format(String source)
source
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> option(String key, String value)
You can set the following option(s):
timeZone
(default session local timezone): sets the string that indicates a timezone
to be used to format timestamps in the JSON/CSV datasources or partition values.key
- (undocumented)value
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> option(String key, boolean value)
key
- (undocumented)value
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> option(String key, long value)
key
- (undocumented)value
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> option(String key, double value)
key
- (undocumented)value
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> options(scala.collection.Map<String,String> options)
You can set the following option(s):
timeZone
(default session local timezone): sets the string that indicates a timezone
to be used to format timestamps in the JSON/CSV datasources or partition values.options
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> options(java.util.Map<String,String> options)
You can set the following option(s):
timeZone
(default session local timezone): sets the string that indicates a timezone
to be used to format timestamps in the JSON/CSV datasources or partition values.options
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> outputMode(OutputMode outputMode)
OutputMode.Append()
: only the new rows in the streaming DataFrame/Dataset will be
written to the sink.OutputMode.Complete()
: all the rows in the streaming DataFrame/Dataset will be written
to the sink every time there are some updates.OutputMode.Update()
: only the rows that were updated in the streaming
DataFrame/Dataset will be written to the sink every time there are some updates.
If the query doesn't contain aggregations, it will be equivalent to
OutputMode.Append()
mode.outputMode
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> outputMode(String outputMode)
append
: only the new rows in the streaming DataFrame/Dataset will be written to
the sink.complete
: all the rows in the streaming DataFrame/Dataset will be written to the sink
every time there are some updates.update
: only the rows that were updated in the streaming DataFrame/Dataset will
be written to the sink every time there are some updates. If the query doesn't
contain aggregations, it will be equivalent to append
mode.outputMode
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> partitionBy(String... colNames)
Partitioning is one of the most widely used techniques to optimize physical data layout. It provides a coarse-grained index for skipping unnecessary data reads when queries have predicates on the partitioned columns. In order for partitioning to work well, the number of distinct values in each column should typically be less than tens of thousands.
colNames
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> partitionBy(scala.collection.Seq<String> colNames)
Partitioning is one of the most widely used techniques to optimize physical data layout. It provides a coarse-grained index for skipping unnecessary data reads when queries have predicates on the partitioned columns. In order for partitioning to work well, the number of distinct values in each column should typically be less than tens of thousands.
colNames
- (undocumented)public DataStreamWriter<T> queryName(String queryName)
StreamingQuery
that can be started with start()
.
This name must be unique among all the currently active queries in the associated SQLContext.
queryName
- (undocumented)public StreamingQuery start(String path)
StreamingQuery
object can be used to interact with
the stream.
path
- (undocumented)public StreamingQuery start()
StreamingQuery
object can be used to interact with
the stream.
public DataStreamWriter<T> trigger(Trigger trigger)
ProcessingTime(0)
and it will run
the query as fast as possible.
Scala Example:
df.writeStream.trigger(ProcessingTime("10 seconds"))
import scala.concurrent.duration._
df.writeStream.trigger(ProcessingTime(10.seconds))
Java Example:
df.writeStream().trigger(ProcessingTime.create("10 seconds"))
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit
df.writeStream().trigger(ProcessingTime.create(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS))
trigger
- (undocumented)


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The 'Jobs' section of the Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative’s website is difficult to navigate and provides inconsistent job listings between organizations. Job seekers are thus deterred from applying and providing their skills in high-need jobs assisting this vulnerable community.
ConditionsHeuristic analysis, C&C analysis, task analysis, site map, mid-fidelity prototype, pitch deck.
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PortAudio
2.0
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WASAPI-specific PortAudio API extension header file. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | PaWasapiJackDescription |
| struct | PaWasapiStreamInfo |
Typedefs | |
| typedef enum PaWasapiFlags | PaWasapiFlags |
| typedef void(* | PaWasapiHostProcessorCallback )(void *inputBuffer, long inputFrames, void *outputBuffer, long outputFrames, void *userData) |
| typedef enum PaWasapiDeviceRole | PaWasapiDeviceRole |
|
typedef enum PaWasapiJackConnectionType | PaWasapiJackConnectionType |
|
typedef enum PaWasapiJackGeoLocation | PaWasapiJackGeoLocation |
|
typedef enum PaWasapiJackGenLocation | PaWasapiJackGenLocation |
|
typedef enum PaWasapiJackPortConnection | PaWasapiJackPortConnection |
| typedef enum PaWasapiThreadPriority | PaWasapiThreadPriority |
|
typedef struct PaWasapiJackDescription | PaWasapiJackDescription |
| typedef enum PaWasapiStreamCategory | PaWasapiStreamCategory |
| typedef enum PaWasapiStreamOption | PaWasapiStreamOption |
| typedef struct PaWasapiStreamInfo | PaWasapiStreamInfo |
Enumerations | |
| enum | PaWasapiFlags { paWinWasapiExclusive = (1 << 0), paWinWasapiRedirectHostProcessor = (1 << 1), paWinWasapiUseChannelMask = (1 << 2), paWinWasapiPolling = (1 << 3), paWinWasapiThreadPriority = (1 << 4) } |
| enum | PaWasapiDeviceRole { eRoleRemoteNetworkDevice = 0, eRoleSpeakers, eRoleLineLevel, eRoleHeadphones, eRoleMicrophone, eRoleHeadset, eRoleHandset, eRoleUnknownDigitalPassthrough, eRoleSPDIF, eRoleHDMI, eRoleUnknownFormFactor } |
| enum | PaWasapiJackConnectionType { eJackConnTypeUnknown, eJackConnType3Point5mm, eJackConnTypeQuarter, eJackConnTypeAtapiInternal, eJackConnTypeRCA, eJackConnTypeOptical, eJackConnTypeOtherDigital, eJackConnTypeOtherAnalog, eJackConnTypeMultichannelAnalogDIN, eJackConnTypeXlrProfessional, eJackConnTypeRJ11Modem, eJackConnTypeCombination } |
| enum | PaWasapiJackGeoLocation { eJackGeoLocUnk = 0, eJackGeoLocRear = 0x1, eJackGeoLocFront, eJackGeoLocLeft, eJackGeoLocRight, eJackGeoLocTop, eJackGeoLocBottom, eJackGeoLocRearPanel, eJackGeoLocRiser, eJackGeoLocInsideMobileLid, eJackGeoLocDrivebay, eJackGeoLocHDMI, eJackGeoLocOutsideMobileLid, eJackGeoLocATAPI, eJackGeoLocReserved5, eJackGeoLocReserved6 } |
| enum | PaWasapiJackGenLocation { eJackGenLocPrimaryBox = 0, eJackGenLocInternal, eJackGenLocSeparate, eJackGenLocOther } |
| enum | PaWasapiJackPortConnection { eJackPortConnJack = 0, eJackPortConnIntegratedDevice, eJackPortConnBothIntegratedAndJack, eJackPortConnUnknown } |
| enum | PaWasapiThreadPriority { eThreadPriorityNone = 0, eThreadPriorityAudio, eThreadPriorityCapture, eThreadPriorityDistribution, eThreadPriorityGames, eThreadPriorityPlayback, eThreadPriorityProAudio, eThreadPriorityWindowManager } |
| enum | PaWasapiStreamCategory { eAudioCategoryOther = 0, eAudioCategoryCommunications = 3, eAudioCategoryAlerts = 4, eAudioCategorySoundEffects = 5, eAudioCategoryGameEffects = 6, eAudioCategoryGameMedia = 7, eAudioCategoryGameChat = 8, eAudioCategorySpeech = 9, eAudioCategoryMovie = 10, eAudioCategoryMedia = 11 } |
| enum | PaWasapiStreamOption { eStreamOptionNone = 0, eStreamOptionRaw = 1, eStreamOptionMatchFormat = 2 } |
Functions | |
| int | PaWasapi_GetDeviceDefaultFormat (void *pFormat, unsigned int nFormatSize, PaDeviceIndex nDevice) |
| int | PaWasapi_GetDeviceRole (PaDeviceIndex nDevice) |
| PaError | PaWasapi_ThreadPriorityBoost (void **hTask, PaWasapiThreadPriority nPriorityClass) |
| PaError | PaWasapi_ThreadPriorityRevert (void *hTask) |
| PaError | PaWasapi_GetFramesPerHostBuffer (PaStream *pStream, unsigned int *nInput, unsigned int *nOutput) |
| PaError | PaWasapi_GetJackCount (PaDeviceIndex nDevice, int *jcount) |
| PaError | PaWasapi_GetJackDescription (PaDeviceIndex nDevice, int jindex, PaWasapiJackDescription *pJackDescription) |
WASAPI-specific PortAudio API extension header file.
Definition in file pa_win_wasapi.h.
| typedef enum PaWasapiStreamCategory PaWasapiStreamCategory |
Stream category. Note:
| typedef enum PaWasapiStreamOption PaWasapiStreamOption |
Stream option. Note:
Stream category. Note:
Definition at line 213 of file pa_win_wasapi.h.
| enum PaWasapiStreamOption |
Stream option. Note:
Definition at line 236 of file pa_win_wasapi.h.
| eThreadPriorityAudio |
Default for Shared mode. |
| eThreadPriorityProAudio |
Default for Exclusive mode. |
Definition at line 177 of file pa_win_wasapi.h.
| int PaWasapi_GetDeviceDefaultFormat | ( | void * | pFormat, |
| unsigned int | nFormatSize, | ||
| PaDeviceIndex | nDevice | ||
| ) |
Returns default sound format for device. Format is represented by PaWinWaveFormat or WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE structure.
| pFormat | Pointer to PaWinWaveFormat or WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE structure. |
| nFormatSize | Size of PaWinWaveFormat or WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE structure in bytes. |
| nDevice | Device index. |
| int PaWasapi_GetDeviceRole | ( | PaDeviceIndex | nDevice | ) |
Returns device role (PaWasapiDeviceRole enum).
| nDevice | device index. |
| PaError PaWasapi_GetFramesPerHostBuffer | ( | PaStream * | pStream, |
| unsigned int * | nInput, | ||
| unsigned int * | nOutput | ||
| ) |
Get number of frames per host buffer. This is maximal value of frames of WASAPI buffer which can be locked for operations. Use this method as helper to findout maximal values of inputFrames/outputFrames of PaWasapiHostProcessorCallback.
| pStream | Pointer to PaStream to query. |
| nInput | Pointer to variable to receive number of input frames. Can be NULL. |
| nOutput | Pointer to variable to receive number of output frames. Can be NULL. |
| PaError PaWasapi_GetJackCount | ( | PaDeviceIndex | nDevice, |
| int * | jcount | ||
| ) |
Get number of jacks associated with a WASAPI device. Use this method to determine if there are any jacks associated with the provided WASAPI device. Not all audio devices will support this capability. This is valid for both input and output devices.
| nDevice | device index. |
| jcount | Number of jacks is returned in this variable |
| PaError PaWasapi_GetJackDescription | ( | PaDeviceIndex | nDevice, |
| int | jindex, | ||
| PaWasapiJackDescription * | pJackDescription | ||
| ) |
Get the jack description associated with a WASAPI device and jack number Before this function is called, use PaWasapi_GetJackCount to determine the number of jacks associated with device. If jcount is greater than zero, then each jack from 0 to jcount can be queried with this function to get the jack description.
| nDevice | device index. |
| jindex | Which jack to return information |
| KSJACK_DESCRIPTION | This structure filled in on success. |
| PaError PaWasapi_ThreadPriorityBoost | ( | void ** | hTask, |
| PaWasapiThreadPriority | nPriorityClass | ||
| ) |
Boost thread priority of calling thread (MMCSS). Use it for Blocking Interface only for thread which makes calls to Pa_WriteStream/Pa_ReadStream.
| hTask | Handle to pointer to priority task. Must be used with PaWasapi_RevertThreadPriority method to revert thread priority to initial state. |
| nPriorityClass | Id of thread priority of PaWasapiThreadPriority type. Specifying eThreadPriorityNone does nothing. |
| PaError PaWasapi_ThreadPriorityRevert | ( | void * | hTask | ) |
Boost thread priority of calling thread (MMCSS). Use it for Blocking Interface only for thread which makes calls to Pa_WriteStream/Pa_ReadStream.
| hTask | Task handle obtained by PaWasapi_BoostThreadPriority method. |


WITNESS LIST General Investigating & Ethics Committee November 30, 2005-10:30A Competitive Bid Issue On: Jefferson, Sedora (Texas Association of School Boards) Martin, Curtis (Associated General Contractors) Szaniszlo, Chris (Texas Association of School Boards) Lobbying Issue On: Anderson, David (Texas Education Agency) Ashley, Natalia (Texas Ethics Commission) Chase, Rita (Texas Education Agency) Jones, Adam (Texas Education Agency) Wassdorf, Pete (Texas Attorney General's Office)


The Opposite of Sex (1998, R)
Written and Directed by Don Roos (Single White Female)
Starring Cristiana Ricci (The Adams Family), Martin Donovan (The Portrait of a Lady), Lisa Kudrow (Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion), Lyle Lovett (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas), Ivan Sergei (John Woo's Once a Thief)
As reviewed by James Brundage
Deedee Truitt (Ricci) is a narcissist. She's a sex-addicted, nyphomanical user and abuser. She's blaring, she offensive, she's witty, she's brilliant. She packs a gun while pregnant and swears every other word. And, like all anti-heroes, you love her by the end of the movie.
She's not going to grow a heart of gold (or so she says) and she's not going to change her ways.  Then, of course, she gets pregnant and reality begins to set in quickly.
Basically, her realization of reality comes around basically like this:
1) Stepfather dies.  Matt and the half-brother are locked in a relationship based upon sex, which Matt readily admits but the half brother will not (his previous boyfriend died of AIDS).
2) Deedee seduces Matt. In a crazy world where anything can happen, anything does, with her working her unique charms to bed a homosexual.
3) Deedee gets pregnant. She splits.
What follows is a politically incorrect story of her learning that life isn't so easy. It's a wake up call: a rude one. The movie, for liberals like me, is both riotously funny and blatantly offensive. But in the strange world of film it was just the dark comedy I was looking for. It offers an insight that no politically correct movie can. It doesn't worry about what you think about her, or what you think about it. This, as anyone who reads my reviews knows, constitutes my very favorite thing: ARTISTIC BOLDNESS.
Yes. A movie this flagrantly offensive is not only art but quite intelligent art at that. Instead of worrying, like everyone else does, about wording their answers to the questions of life in a kind way, The Opposite of Sex doesn't care.
The strange thing is, by the end of the movie, you will.
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JavaScript & the DOM
The holy trinity - HTML, CSS, & JavaScript
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the core building blocks of almost every webpage you see and make up what I like to call the holy trinity of the internet. HTML provides the basic structure and content of sites, while CSS controls the styling, and JavaScript controls the behaviour and interactivity of websites.
Think of a webpage as a house, and every house needs the structural foundations or bones to stand up right, think of this as HTML. Once we’ve built the house’s structure we need to add some interior design such as colours, paintings, furniture to give our house some personality, think of this as CSS. Now that we have the structure and aesthetics of our house, we need to make it more functional and liveable, so adding electrics, heating, and running water to our house, think of this as the JavaScript.
As you see in our house analogy, building a website is much like building a house and you need all 3 of the building blocks (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to create a functioning, structurally sound and good looking website!
Control Flow & loops
Control flow is the order in which the computer executes statements in a script. This means that when the computer reads a script it reads it from start to finish, and the order of the statements will dictate how the computer executes what you want to do. Think of control flow as reading a novel, you could read the book backwards and the sentences in jumbled order but you wouldn’t really understand what’s going on, so you read the book from start to finish and each sentence in their correct order to be able to fully understand the novel, similar to control flow.
An example of control flow when programming are if/else statements. With an if/else statement, the program will execute if the condition evaluates to true, otherwise if its false it will do something else. Let’s say we want to wake up in the morning and check the weather forecast to decide whether we should go surfing or not; if the weather is good we decide to go surfing and if the weather is not good we will stay in bed.
Loops in JavaScript offer a quick and easy way to do something repeatedly. If we go back to our surfing analogy, we could also repeatedly check the weather forecast every hour for the next 4 hours to see if the conditions could still allow us to go surfing or not.
ARRAYS VS. OBJECTS
Both arrays and objects are special data types in JavaScript that can be used to store a collection of data that can be mutable.
ARRAYS
Arrays can be used when we want to create and store a list of multiple items in a single variable.
For example, if we want to create a variable called fruits
with a list of different types of fruit stored in it. This would have the following syntax:
var fruits = ["banana","pineapple","watermelon","mango"]
We can also access specific data from arrays using zero-based indexing. This means that the first item in an array has an index of 0. For example, we want to access "watermelon"
, the third fruit in our array we would write:
fruits[2] // returns "watermelon"
Items can also be added or removed from array using push()
or pop()
respectively. Let's say we want to add 'dragonfruit' and remove 'banana' from our fruits variable, we would write:
// adds item to the end of an array
fruits.push('dragonfruit')
// removes item from the end of an array
fruits.pop('banana')
OBJECTS
Objects are used to represent data that can be defined by a certain set of characteristics. These characteristics are called properties that consists of a key and a value.
For example, we could create an object on data we have collected about dolphins. This would have the following syntax:
var dolphins = {
species: "maui dolphin",
age: 3,
size: 1.5,
endangered: true
}
Properties in objects can also be accessed, added, changed, and removed by using either the dot .notation
or bracket [notation]
.
To get the value of the species
property in our dolphins
object we would write:
dolphins.species // returns "maui dolphin"
dolphins['species'] // returns "maui dolphin"
If we wanted to change the endangered
status of the dolphin to false we would write:
dolphins.endangered = false
And if we wanted to add a new property like skinColour to our dolphin object we would write:
dolphins.skinColour = ["grey", "white"]
Finally we could also remove the age property from our dolphins object like this:
delete dolphins.age
FUNCTIONS & WHY THEY'RE USEFUL
A function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task or calculate a value. The great thing about functions is that every function you make can be reusable and executed as many times as you want in your script. Functions are also a great way to reduce the need to repeat large chunks of code and are a way to give concise human-readable names to complex sections of code.
A function is declared using the function
keyword and is comprised of:
- The name of the function
- A list of parameters (can be one, many or none)
- The code to be executed by the function
- The function is executed when it has been called
Function syntax:
function name(parameter1, parameter2, parameter3) {
// code to be executed
}
// calling the function
name(parameter1, parameter2, parameter3)
Let’s look at an example, maybe we want to calculate the distance our car travels when we input it’s speed and time into our function. This is how we would write it:
function carDistance(speed, time) {
return speed * time;
}
carDistance(50, 2) // returns car distance of 100
THE DOM & DEVTOOLS
The Document Object Model, also known as the DOM in programming lingo, is a programming interface for HTML. The DOM is like the glue that holds HTML, CSS, and JavaScript together and it translates the content of each of these languages to create a standardised object that we can access and easily modify. All webpages rely on the DOM to display and function properly.
The DOM is constructed as a tree of HTML objects:
We can use JavaScript & web developer tools (DevTools) to manipulate and interact with the DOM to change, add, or delete HTML objects.
A simple example of using DevTools to manipulate objects in the DOM can be seen in the video below:


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A user can be both an owner of their own books and a borrower of someone else's books.
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Music From Another Room
Director: Charlie Peters.
Starring: Jude Law, Gretchen Mol, Brenda Blethyn, Jennifer Tilly.
Once you've seen the first ten minutes of this movie (or even the preview), you know exactly what's going to happen. This seems to be the curse of the romantic-comedy. Of course, this doesn't always have to be a bad thing - sometimes getting to a known end can be heaps of fun - but a movie has to work a lot harder to overcome this.
First, if I know that Danny (Jude Law) and Anna (Gretchen Mol) are going to end up happily ever after from the get-go, why will I keep watching? Since it's at the very beginning, we're not at a point yet where I really care about these characters. The only possibility is that the journey is going to be novel in some way, filled with interesting characters and strange events.
Charlie Peters seems to have understood this point and filled Music From Another Room with a cast of zany characters who have eccentric hobbies/careers. Danny is a restorer of mosaics, Anna's sister-in-law regularly draws a gun on the family at the dinner table, Anna's father continually talks about the mating habits of different animals, the wisdom dispensing Austrian family that takes Danny in, the people at the night club, Anna's mother with her magically reappearing and disappearing disease - the film is filled with a plethora of quaint or just plain strange characters.
Unfortunately turning a room full of odd beings into an interesting, amusing movie rather than into a room full of lunatics is a fine line to tread and the director seems to be wearing Doc Martens. To take just one point, what is the story with the sister-in-law and the gun? Her gun wielding antics start out mildly amusing but quickly become psychopathic: and there's not much humour in that.
Music From Another Room isn't a bad movie. In fact, there are quite a few amusing moments and almost all of the performances are good enough. It's just another predictable romantic comedy with not much to recommend it, especially not it's "I'm-so-hip" self-referential dialogue. Throughout the movie, people make references to the fact that things are happening just as if they were in a movie such as when Anna talks about the typical romantic comedy where the interesting foreigner comes to enlighten the up-tight female lead. Being a predictable, cliched movie is bad enough but admitting it doesn't make it any better!
Some sort of change of direction would have made this a more interesting movie: perhaps have Danny, in trying to woo Anna, fall in love with Nina (Jennifer Tilly) or have Anna realise that she has been up-tight till now but now she needs to go off to experience life, not settle down with Danny. Something, anything to get Music From Another Room out of the predictability rut.
Pleasant storyline, amusing moments, attractive people: clearly a fine choice as a rainy afternoon video. Just be warned that you'll have the song Truly, Madly, Deeply by Savage Garden on your brain for the rest of the day.
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Using the Sample Applications
GNSDK provides working command-line sample applications that demonstrate common queries and application scenarios.
The package also provides sample databases you can use when developing your applications.
Gracenote recommends stepping through the sample applications with a debugger to observe module usage and API calls.
Sample Applications and Reference Applications
Below is a list of sample applications and reference applications for GNSDK. Sample and reference applications are included in the release package in the /samples and /reference_applications folders.
- Sample applications demonstrate common queries to identify media elements and access metadata.
- Reference applications are more extensive and demonstrate specialized or more comprehensive use cases.
Gracenote recommends that you use the sample and reference applications as a basis for any applications you develop.
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- _get_user_handle() - Load an existing user handle from file storage, or register a new one.
- _enable_logging() - Enable SDK logging. This helps Gracenote debug your application, if necessary.
- _display_gnsdk_product_info() - Display product version information.
- _display_last_error() - Echo system information from last error.
- _set_locale() - Set application locale. Note that this is only necessary if you are using locale-dependant fields such as genre, mood, origin, era, and so on. Your app may or may not be accessing locale_dependent fields, but it does not hurt to do this initialization as a matter of course.
- _shutdown_gnsdk() - Calls shutdown on all initialized GNSDK modules. If the user handle has changed during program execution, it is saved out to file storage.
- _display_embedded_db_info() - Display local Gracenote database information.
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Reference Applications
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| MoodGrid_MoreLikeThis | Playlist | Demonstrates the MoreLikeThis use-case using Playlist and Mood. | reference_apps/MoodGrid_MoreLikeThis |


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The Jawr descriptor file consists of a simple properties file. All property names begin with jawr., followed by either js., css. or img. to denote which servlet will use them. A few common properties will not have the filetype prefix since they apply globally. Some configuration properties are using name of the class to use, the full qualified name containing package prefix is expected.
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value |
| jawr.charset.name | Any valid charset name (ISO-8859-1, UTF-8, etc) | Specifies the encoding to use when reading the resources to bundle and also the encoding with which the servlet will serve its responses. Note that all your resources (js or css files) must use the encoding you specify here, or Jawr will not work properly. | UTF-8 |
| jawr.debug.on | Boolean | Toggle development mode on/off. If the JVM is started with the net.jawr.debug.on flag (-Dnet.jawr.debug.on=true|false), its value takes precedence over whatever value is set on the properties file. | false |
| jawr.debug.overrideKey | String | Override production mode on a request by request basis. | none |
| jawr.debug.ie.force.css.bundle | Boolean | Force Jawr to aggregate CSS bundle for IE in debug mode. This allows you to overcome the IE limitation, which can only handle 30 stylesheets. If you set this flag to true, with an IE browser in debug mode, Jawr will render each CSS bundle as a unique CSS resource, instead of referencing all the resources of the bundle. | false |
| jawr.debug.use.random.parameter | Boolean | The flag indicating if the random paramter must be added by default to all debug URL | true |
| jawr.gzip.on | Boolean | Enable the ability to serve gzipped resources to browsers that support it. | true |
| jawr.gzip.ie6.on | Boolean | Disable the serving of gzipped resources to Internet Explorer 6 or less. | true |
| jawr.use.bundle.mapping | Boolean | Define if we must use the generated bundle mapping or not. | false |
| jawr.working.directory | String | Path to the jawr working directory. | javax.servlet.context.tempdir/jawrTmp |
| jawr.basecontext.directory | String | the path to the external base context directory where the resource can be found | |
| jawr.basecontext.directory.high.priority | Boolean | the flag indicating if the resource must be searched in priority in the basecontext directory of not | false |
| jawr.config.reload.interval | int | The interval in seconds in which Jawr checks wether the configuration has changed. If this value is set, when you change the properties file Jawr will detect it and redeploy itself so you don't need to restart the server to test your changes. | none |
| jawr.config.reload.refreshKey | String | Force a full refresh of all bundles on request. Hit any bundle URL and add ?refreshKey=value to reload the bundles. | none |
| jawr.browser.resolver | String | Name of a class implementing net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.variant.VariantResolver. An instance of this class will be created and used to determine the Browser type to use for a given request. | net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.variant.resolver.BrowserResolver |
| jawr.url.connection.type.resolver | String | Name of a class implementing net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.variant.VariantResolver. An instance of this class will be created and used to determine the connection type (standard or ssl) of a given request. | net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.variant.resolver.ConnectionTypeResolver |
| jawr.css.skin.resolver | String | Name of a class extending net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.variant.css.AbstractCssSkinResolver. An instance of this class will be created and used to determine the css skin used in a given request. | net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.variant.css.CssSkinResolver |
| jawr.locale.resolver | String | Name of a class implementing net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.locale.LocaleResolver. An instance of this class will be created and used to determine the Locale to use for a given request when using an i18n messages generator. | none |
| jawr.locale.generator.fallbackToSystemLocale | Boolean | The flag indicatinf if Jawr must use the System locale if no locale is found for a request. | true |
| jawr.url.contextpath.override | URL (absolute or fragment) [http://...],[//somepath protocol relative],[/somepath ] or [/] or []. | Override the use of the application's contextpath to prefix every generated URL. Using '/' will cause Jawr to skip the context path altogether ('/001/bundles/mybundle.js'). Using an empty value will cause Jawr to generate page relative urls ('001/bundles/mybundle.js'). | none |
| jawr.url.contextpath.ssl.override | URL (absolute or fragment) [https://...],[//somepath protocol relative],[/somepath ] or [/] or []. | For HTTPS request, override the use of the application's contextpath to prefix every generated URL. Using '/' will cause Jawr to skip the context path altogether ('/001/bundles/mybundle.js'). Using an empty value will cause Jawr to generate page relative urls ('001/bundles/mybundle.js'). | none |
| jawr.url.contextpath.override.used.in.debug.mode | Boolean | The flag indicating if we should retrieve the debug resources from the overridden context path or not. | false |
| jawr.factory.use.orphans.mapper | Boolean | Enable/disable auto scanning of non explicitly mapped files to auto-compress and to generate a one-file bundle out of each. | true |
| jawr.css.classpath.handle.image | Boolean | The flag indicating if the CSS images should be retrieved from the classpath, for the CSS defined in the classpath. | none |
| jawr.csslinks.flavor | String | Sets how the LINK tags are rendered by the style tag. See the taglib docs. | xhtml |
| jawr.dwr.mapping | String | Value of the servlet-mapping that points to a DWR servlet instance. See DWR integration. | none |
| jawr.strict.mode | Boolean | Enable/disable strict mode for bundle request. | False |
| jawr.illegal.bundle.request.handler | String | The class name of the handler for illegal bundle request. | net.jawr.web.servlet.IllegalBundleRequestHandlerImpl |
| jawr.bundle.hashcode.generator | String | The class name of the hashcode bundle generator or MD5 if you want to use the MD5 algorithm for the hashcode. | none |
| jawr.css.url.rewriter.context.path | String | The webapp context path. This property is used in the CSS URL rewriter to determine if an absolute path is in the web application or not. | none |
| jawr.css.postprocessor.base64ImageEncoder.encode.by.default | Boolean | Enable/disable the base64 image encoding by default | true |
| jawr.css.postprocessor.base64ImageEncoder.maxFileLength | Integer | The maximum size of the image to encode in base64 in bytes. | 30000 |
| jawr.css.postprocessor.base64ImageEncoder.encode.sprite | Boolean | Enable/disable the base64 image encode on generated sprite image. | False |
| jawr.css.skin.type.mapping | String | The type of mapping for the skin directory structure. The acceptable values are : skin_locale and locale_skin. | skin_locale |
| jawr.css.skin.default.root.dirs | String | The comma separated list of skin base directory. | none |
| jawr.css.skin.cookie | String | The name of the cookie where the current user CSS skin name is store. | jawrSkin |
| jawr.jmx.mbean.prefix | String | The prefix for Jawr MBean. This can be useful for application which are deployed on different server using the same application context. | default |
These properties are used to configure basic aspects of an instance of the Jawr Servlet. There is a variant to each one, depending on wether the servlet will be used for javascript or CSS resources.
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value |
| jawr.js.use.cache jawr.css.use.cache | Boolean | Toggle the use of a cache manager that will store and serve all the bundles directly from system memory. | true |
| jawr.js.bundle.basedir jawr.css.bundle.basedir | URL fragment | This optional parameter tells Jawr to look for js or css files only in the specified directory, which may speed the starting time up a bit. The URL fragment denotes a path from the root of the WAR file ('/js', for instance). | None |
| jawr.js.bundle.factory.global.preprocessors jawr.css.bundle.factory.global.preprocessors | Comma separated list. | List of global preprocessors to apply to every resource before the bundling process. Check the global preprocessors manual for more info. | None |
| jawr.js.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors jawr.css.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors | Comma separated list. | List of postprocessors to apply to every generated bundle. Check the postprocessors manual for more info. | None |
| jawr.js.bundle.factory.filepostprocessors jawr.css.bundle.factory.filepostprocessors | Comma separated list. | List of postprocessors to apply to every resource before including it in a bundle. Check the postprocessors manual for more info. | None |
| jawr.js.bundle.factory.composite.bundlepostprocessors jawr.css.bundle.factory.composite.bundlepostprocessors | Comma separated list. | List of postprocessors to apply to every composite bundle. Check the postprocessors manual for more info. | None |
| jawr.js.bundle.factory.composite.filepostprocessors jawr.css.bundle.factory.composite.filepostprocessors | Comma separated list. | List of postprocessors to apply to every resource before including it in a composite bundle. Check the postprocessors manual for more info. | None |
| jawr.js.factory.use.singlebundle jawr.css.factory.use.singlebundle | Boolean | If true, all resources which don't belong to any defined bundle are joined onto a single bundle, as opposed to the default behavior which is to map each one to a sinle-file bundle. | false |
| jawr.js.factory.singlebundle.bundlename jawr.css.factory.singlebundle.bundlename | URL fragment. ('/script.js', 'bundles/script.js', etc.) | When factory.use.singlebundle is set to true, this parameter defines the name of the bundle containing all orphans. It is mandatory to set this parameter when factory.use.singlebundle is set to true. | None |
| jawr.js.factory.use.dirmapper jawr.css.factory.use.dirmapper | Boolean | If true, a bundle will be created automatically from every directory under the defined basedir (or the root dir if none is defined). These bundles contain every resource within (javascript or css, depending on the case). Each bundle has the name of its root dir. | false |
| jawr.js.factory.dirmapper.excluded jawr.css.factory.dirmapper.excluded | Comma separated list. | List of directories to exclude when using the dirmapper. You must exclude directory names for those resources already mapped explicitly to a bundle. | None |
| jawr.js.bundle.link.renderer.class | String | The JS link render class, which must implements net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.renderer.JsBundleLinkRenderer | net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.renderer.JavascriptHTMLBundleLinkRenderer |
| jawr.css.bundle.link.renderer.class | String | The CSS link render class, which must implements net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.renderer.CssBundleLinkRenderer | net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.renderer.CSSHTMLBundleLinkRenderer |
This table is meant as a quick reference. To learn more about bundles definition, check the bundle definitions tutorial page.
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].id | URL fragment (ex: '/bundles/global.js') | Defines a bundle by giving it a name (the [name] part of the property) and a path, which must be unique. For members of a composite, this property must NOT be defined. The bundle Id must follow the following pattern '/[a-zA-Z0-9-_/]* .((js) | (css))' for example : /myBundles/bundle-tree12.js. The bundle ID must not starts with '/WEB-INF/' or '/META-INF/' |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].mappings | Comma separated list. | Mapping of the resources to include in the bundle. Values can be either a directory path ('/someDir'), a directory path with wildcards to include subdirs ('/someDir/**'), or a single resource path ('/js/foo.js'). It is mandatory for each custom bundle unless it is a child of a composite. | None |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].global | Boolean | Set wether a bundle is global or not. If it is, it will be included before any non-global bundle. | false |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].order | Integer | Sets precedence for global bundles, when you have more than one. Bundles with a lower value will be included in pages before bundles with a higher value. | 0 |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].dependencies | Comma separated list. | This property sets the names of bundles, on which the bundle depends. If you include your bundle in a page, for each name in this list, Jawr will include the bundle associated if it's not already included. This property is not allowed for global bundles | None |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].composite | Boolean | Set wether a bundle is a composite or not. If it is, the mappings attribute must not be set and instead, the child.names property will be used. | false |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].child.names | Comma separated list. | For a composite bundle, this property sets the names of bundles that must be defined in further properties. For each name in this list you must specify properties for a child bundle that must have no id and cannot be global. | None |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].productionURL | URL string | Defines a URL to use when this bundle is invoked under production mode. This is helpful when using publicly served libraries such as YUI. | None |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].bundlepostprocessors | Comma separated list. | Overrides the global bundles postprocessor. | None |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].filepostprocessors | Comma separated list. | Overrides the global file postprocessor. | None |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].debugonly | Boolean | If set to true, the bundle will only be included in pages when development mode is on. Useful for debugging script such as console writers. | false |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].debugnever | Boolean | If set to true, the bundle will never be included in pages when development mode is on. Useful for empty debugging script replacements (faux console writers, for instance). | false |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].ieonly.condition | IE expression | If set, the bundle will be included within a conditional comment for internet explorer. The value must correspond to a conditional comment selector expression (such as 'if lt IE 6'). | None |
Jawr is also able to manage image resources. A dedicated servlet is used to handle them.
| jawr.image.resources | String | The comma separated list of images, whose the hashcode will be calculated at Jawr image servlet startup. If an image is not defined here, the hashcode will be calculated at runtime and put in cache. | None |
| jawr.image.hash.algorithm | String | The hash algorithm to use for the images. Two values are possible : CRC32 and MD5 | CRC32 |
| jawr.img.bundle.link.renderer.class | String | The image link render class, which must implements net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.renderer.image.ImgRenderer | net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.renderer.image.ImgHTMLRenderer |
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value |
| jawr.custom.global.preprocessor.[name].class | String | Qualified classname of the global preprocessor for JS resources to later be referenced with the id [name]. | None |
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value |
| jawr.custom.postprocessors.[name].class | String | Qualified classname of the postprocessor to later be referenced with the id [name]. | None |
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value |
| jawr.custom.generators | Comma separated list. | List of all the ResourceGenerator implementations you want to use. | None |
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value |
| jawr.custom.resolvers | Comma separated list. | List of all the VariantResolver implementations you want to use. | None |
These properties are no longer used in the current version of Jawr.
| Property name | Type | Purpose | Default value | Deprecated at version |
| jawr.js.commonURLPrefix jawr.css.commonURLPrefix | URL fragment ('/V001', for instance). The prefixes '/static' and '/gzip_' are reserved, so you can't use any prefix starting with either string. The prefix can't denote more than one path name ('/foo/bar' would be wrong, for instance). | Version prefix to append to all the URLs generated by the tags in the pages. Its purpose is to keep clients from using older cached versions of your bundles when a new one is deployed. It can be overriden by individual bundle definitions. This prefix is mandatory, Jawr will not start up without it. | None | 2.0 |
| jawr.[type].bundle.[name].prefix | URL fragment ('/V001', for instance). | Overrides the globalPrefix attribute for individual bundles, for increased control over client caching of versions. It has the same constraints as globalPreffix (prefixes starting with '/static' and '/gzip_' are not allowed) | None | 2.0 |
| jawr.js.bundle.names jawr.css.bundle.names | Comma separated list. | List of all the bundles you wish to define in the descriptor. For every item in this list, you must define bundle properties in the form 'jawr.[type].bundle.[name].[property]', where [type] is either js or css, [name] is the name defined in this list, and [property] is any of the bundle parameters defined below. | None | 2.7 |
| jawr.custom.postprocessors.names | Comma separated list. | List of all the custom postprocessors you wish to define in the descriptor. For every item in this list, you must define the postprocessor implementation class as defined below. Afterwards, you may use the names defined in this list to define postprocessor chains, as in: jawr.js.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors=JSMin,[myUserDefinedPostprocessor],license. | None | 2.8 |
| jawr.css.imagepath.override | String | Value to prepend to normalized css urls. So css background: url(../../img/bkrnd/bg.gif); will = background: url($jawr.css.imagepath.overrideimg/bkrnd/bg.gif); | none | 3.0 |
| jawr.js.bundle.[name].locales | Comma separated list. | Defines the locale variants to generate for this bundle, which will be available whenever a locale resolver returns a key matching any of the specified values. | None | 3.0 |
| jawr.css.classpath.handle.image | Boolean | The flag indicating if the CSS images should be retrieved from the classpath, for the CSS defined in the classpath. | none | 3.2 not supported since 3.5 |
| factory.use.orphans.mapper | Boolean | Enable/disable auto scanning of non explicitly mapped files to auto-compress and to generate a one-file bundle out of each. | true | 3.2.1 |


Mousse
What could be easier than robbing a small tobacco shop on the outskirts of town? It's during the year's biggest horse race event and the betting center Washington's Tobacco looks like the ultimate hit for some fast cash. Mousse is a man of pride and principles and fed up with living as a second-class citizen. But what happens when he faces principles different to his own?
Cast
- Gunnar Ernblad TRNER (LEAD ACTOR)
- Jonas Ahlgren ▼SIGGE (LEAD ACTOR)
- Marienette Dahlin MAGAN (LEAD ACTOR)
- Roberto Gonzalez WASHINGTON (LEAD ACTOR)
- Stepháne Bertola MOUSSE (LEAD ACTOR)
- Patrik Edgren POLISMAN1 (SUPPORTING ACTOR)
- Raymond Ansbro POLISMAN2 (SUPPORTING ACTOR)
- Sven Gatenmalm POLISMAN4 (SUPPORTING ACTOR)
- Viktor Friberg POLISMAN3 (SUPPORTING ACTOR)
Credits
- Directors
- John Hellberg Kjell Åhlund
- Screenwriters
- John Hellberg
- Producers
- Kjell Åhlund
- Cinematographers
- Johan Helmer
- Product designers
- Åsa Waernér
- Art directors
- Åsa Waernér
- Editors
- John Hellberg Peter Wendin
- Sound editors
- Jon Persson Mattias Eklund
- Composers
- Adam Hagstrand
Screenings
- 46th Annual WorldFest - Houston (Apr 2013) Houston
- U S A Remi Award (To be announced) FebioFest2013
- International Film Festival of Prague (Mar 2013) Prague
- Czech Republic South by Southwest (SXSW) (Mar 2013) Austin
- Texas
- U S A Brigthon Film Festival
- Ciné-Novella (Nov 2012) Brighton
- United Kingdom Milano Film Festival (Sep 2012) Milano
- Italy
Directors Statement
Mousse has many dimensions, but is rst and foremost a tribute to the saga. The joy of storytelling is something I o en feel is lacking from the short lm format in particular. It’s all too easy to get lost in the excitement and deliberation of pursuing of the ’perfect’ story, loosing sight of the value of entertainment as a means of capturing the attention of the audience. Mousse has many dimen- sions but the underlying driving force of working on this lm has been to empha- sis the value of storytelling, and of the story itself”
runtime: 40 min
screening: September 1st


Stan Lee words of wisdom 20 Nov 2019, 00:01 by Sarah Dubetz One year without this brilliant man. Words of wisdom from Stan Lee.


I arrived in London four years ago, and thanks to hard work, determination, energy and high intellect I quickly adapted to, and became successful in, the education system in the UK. I am integrated and bilingual, as well as organised, team-working and determined to succeed. Moreover, my mathematical skills have given me the backup to solve real life problems and because of my friendly personality I can work well with other people, helping them to dissect and interpret questions, and then guiding them to a solution,always in a respectful way.


Tory MSP calls on SLC to up their game in filling empty homes
Graham Simpson has said that SLC Is one of the few councils not to employ an empty homes officer.
by Nicola Findlay, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/nicola-findlay/A Tory MSP has called on South Lanarkshire Council to “up its game” in filling empty homes.
The authority was mentioned throughout a hard-hitting report on the issue by a committee of MSPs and Graham Simpson – who sits on it – has slammed SLC for being one of the few councils not to employ an empty homes officer.
Recent figures revealed that the number of empty properties in South Lanarkshire has increased from 2656 in 2007 to 3243 in 2017 – a 22 per cent increase. The stats also showed properties empty for six months or more here had increased from 963 in 2007 to 1174 in 2018.
Central Scotland MSP Mr Simpson said: “SLC is one of the few councils not to employ an empty homes officer.
“Evidence shows these officers are highly effective in bringing empty homes back into use.
“The council was criticised by some residents for its heavy-handed approach to using the empty homes levy – without even checking if work is being done on houses to bring them back into use. This is actually making matters worse.”
The Local Government and Communities Committee called it “unacceptable” that the council tax levy is being over-used by some councils.
It allows for local authorities to remove the discount on empty properties and charge a council tax increase of up to 100 per cent.
The report says in some cases, the levy is being used as a revenue raising tool, exacerbating the empty homes problem rather than solving it.
It also called on the Scottish Government to fulfil its commitment and introduce compulsory sales orders to tackle the blight of empty homes.
Daniel Lowe, executive director of housing and technical resources for the council, said: “We actively seek to identify empty homes across South Lanarkshire, and works in conjunction with owners to bring them back into use.
“While we do not currently have a dedicated officer with responsibility for empty homes, a broad range of services are available to engage with owners and offer advice and assistance to them.
“We have already been working with the Scottish Empty Homes Partnership to review the services it provides, with the aim of increasing the number of long-term empty homes brought back into use.
“This includes the potential establishment of a dedicated empty homes officer position.”


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The gold handles are made with some yellow thin cloth set below or other kind of chalk—yellowed fabric. And this cloth is set on with glue or aforesaid gum. This is in order to make the thread hold better on it. These latter are made of cordons like the silk ones and between two cordons are put one or two threads to enhance it. The silver one is identically made. And there is as much difficulty as for the silk one, not because silk is difficult to twisted, but it needs to be twisted twice. A fine gold handle is worth 28 or 20 cents.
The best sword point is of sage foliage.
This long stick on which the sword is laid down and attached in order to furbish is called the chameau. It is commonly made from rowan which is hard and even.
The stick underneath which is folded bow—like is called the arch.
The stick above is called stick of the fustée.
And this square piece, used on the sword to burnish it, is called the fustée.
There are two horns, one is called the oil hornet and the other the emery hornet.
There is an iron tool with the shape of a halberd point, square and made of very even and well limed steel called the grateau which helps to soften lime strokes on swords hilts and to sharpen blades once they are softened which is better than with stone or other tools which leave some scratches.
To make the swords cut better, the edge from the point is also sharpened.
Those who create sword hilts are different craftsmen than furbishers.
The fustée is a three—finger—thick, square wood tool, made of boxwood which fit in the middle of the fustée stick to furbish.
The fresil stick is made of willow wood which is to … weapon with some clinker which is the iron scale falling from the blacksmiths’ forge.
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Unlimited personal & shared bank accounts with comprehensive transaction records. Multiple currencies and a deep Discord Bot integration. No clunky spreadsheets and no waiting for someone to clear a transaction. Zero fees.
We're not a traditional bank, we don't give out loans, there are no interests and we don't even have any money ourselves. Instead, our goal is to provide a solid technical framework for handling money, transactions & currencies to the international community of our community.
Getting started is easy, just register with a username and password here. We don't need to know anything else about you.
Once registered, you can open as many bank accounts as you want. You can select the currency and a unique name, so you know which ones which, for every bank account that you open. All currencies are issued by third-parties, for example by governments or private groups.
Every bank account has its own, unique International Bank Account Number, the IBAN. When you want to send someone some money, you just have to ask them for their IBAN.
Feeling like the next Jeff Bezos? Go ahead and form an organization, mark it as a corporation and invite some employees. Your corporate bank accounts can be accessed by everyone in your organization. Publish your organization to the Marketplace and dominate your competition.
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I was prescribed Seroquel by a psychiatrist about 8 years ago when I first discovered I was bipolar. After trying just about every psychotropic medication on the market, Seroquel was, thankfully, the one I had been looking for all along. The drug changed my life completely and helps me function normally now.
I was really surprised to read that this stuff is actually used recreationally and has a street value. I am also shocked to see that people are taking as low as 50mg to get high. I take 800mg every single day! I went from sleeping 2-3 hours a night to 12-14 hours a night in just a few weeks. I definitely have incredibly vivid dreams that have me shouting obscenities and other things in my sleep, and even throwing myself out of bed while sleeping. Sounds crazy, but its nothing I can't handle.
Despite the many upsides of this stuff, it most certainly has its downfalls. Once my mind and body got used to a certain dosage, I would feel awful if I take any more than that. I start to feel weird and my brain just flips out for no reason. Every time I take an extra one thinking it will help, I end up a fricking wreck. I do not recommend extreme experimentation with this stuff.  But once I start to withdrawal from Seroquel, I will be begging God to make me a withdrawling opiate addict. Going without Seroquel when my body and mind are used to it is pure hell.
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Babies and young children can easily swallow a harmful medicine or a dangerous household item like bleach, batteries, etc. If your child does not talk yet, look for signs that they have been poisoned with a toxic substance. If you are in doubt, call your regional poison control center or the American Association of Poison Control Centers (1-800-222-1222) for advice.
If your child has swallowed a potentially dangerous substance, it may be obvious—he or she may tell you, or you may see him/her with the container.  The following are some of the symptoms resulting from poisoning:
- Difficulty breathing
- Severe throat pain
- Burns on the lips or mouth
- Convulsions
- Unconsciousness
- Sudden unusual behavior, dizziness, weakness, or illnes
- Abdominal pain, nausea, or vomiting
- Blurred vision, a change in pupil size
- Loss of bowel or bladder control
If you suspect that your child has swallowed a toxic substance, do the following:
- Stabilize your child. Check his or her breathing, and then resuscitate him/her if necessary (see Appendix A, page 350, for information about CPR). Place him/her in the recovery position (lying on the side with the mouth aimed toward the ground so that if your child vomits he or she will not choke). If the child is ill or not fully awake, call an ambulance (911 in most locations).
- Identify the substance and the amount that was swallowed. Search carefully for any suspect containers, and bring anything you find with you to the ER. If the swallowed substance was vitamin tablets with iron, for example, try to estimate the number missing from the container. If there are toxic chemicals on your child’s skin or eyes, remove the contaminated clothes and place them in a plastic bag so that you can bring them with you to the ER without further contaminating anyone. Wash the child thoroughly with plain water and get him or her to an emergency room right away.
- If your child is stable, or even has no symptoms, but you know that he or she has ingested a potentially poisonous substance, you should still call your local poison control center (the number should be listed in your phone directory under emergency numbers) or the American Association of Poison Control Centers at 1-800-222-1222.
- Do not induce vomiting. Induction of vomiting is no longer suggested in the management of accidental poisoning, because it can cause complications in the esophagus (the tube leading from the mouth to the stomach) or lungs.
 Seek advice immediately. Delay can be fatal! Remember, the best way to save your child’s life from poisoning is to not let him or her get near any toxic compounds. Store all your medicines and dangerous household items in a safe place.


Vantipuli Aishwarya
Dream it, Believe it, Build it !!!
Hello there! I'm Aishwarya. I love crunching numbers and playing with the data.
I'm fascinated by the idea of capturing and transforming data into numbers, numbers into words, words into stories and stories into actions
to make the world a better place.
A few interesting things about me...
I love to watch science fictions (Christopher Nolan's movies are my favorite).
I am also an avid gamer. I love to play competitive strategy games and first-person shooters.
Lastly, I love learning.
Every day I push myself to learn something new, whether that be about machine learning, software engineering, or miscellaneous facts about the universe.


This is a cellular automaton. This is what I (rhyolight) used to create the crypto artwork "color cube" on SuperRare.
The "impossible cube" graphic was originally taken from Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 3.0.
Fiddle with the sliders in the top right to change how the cellular automata computes. Changing the left and right sliders affects the location of the local topology for the cellular automata computation.