Package com.shaft.gui.element
Class SikuliActions
java.lang.Object
com.shaft.gui.element.SikuliActions
public class SikuliActions
extends java.lang.Object
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description SikuliActions()
SikuliActions(org.sikuli.script.App applicationWindow)
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description SikuliActions
click(byte[] targetElement)
Clicks on a certain element using SikuliXSikuliActions
click(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)
Clicks on a certain element using SikuliXSikuliActions
doubleClick(byte[] targetElement)
Double-clicks on an element using SikuliXSikuliActions
doubleClick(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)
Double-clicks on an element using SikuliXSikuliActions
dragAndDrop(byte[] draggableElement, byte[] targetElement)
Drags the draggable element and drops it onto the target elementSikuliActions
dragAndDrop(java.lang.String pathToDraggableElementImage, java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)
Drags the draggable element and drops it onto the target elementjava.lang.String
getText(byte[] targetElement)
Retrieves text from the target element and returns it as a string value.java.lang.String
getText(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)
Retrieves text from the target element and returns it as a string value.SikuliActions
hover(byte[] targetElement)
Hovers over target element.SikuliActions
hover(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)
Hovers over target element.SikuliActions
rightClick(byte[] targetElement)
Right-clicks on an element to trigger the context menuSikuliActions
rightClick(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)
Right-clicks on an element to trigger the context menuSikuliActions
type(byte[] targetElement, java.lang.String text)
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.SikuliActions
type(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage, java.lang.String text)
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.SikuliActions
typeAppend(byte[] targetElement, java.lang.String text)
Types the required string into the target element.SikuliActions
typeAppend(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage, java.lang.String text)
Types the required string into the target element.SikuliActions
typeSecure(byte[] targetElement, java.lang.String text)
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.SikuliActions
typeSecure(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage, java.lang.String text)
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.
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Constructor Details
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SikuliActions
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SikuliActions
public SikuliActions(org.sikuli.script.App applicationWindow)
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Method Details
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type
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"text
- the target text that needs to be typed into the target element- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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type
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]text
- the target text that needs to be typed into the target element- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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typeAppend
Types the required string into the target element.- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"text
- the target text that needs to be typed into the target element- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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typeAppend
Types the required string into the target element.- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]text
- the target text that needs to be typed into the target element- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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typeSecure
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"text
- the target text that needs to be typed into the target element- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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typeSecure
Checks if there is any text in an element, clears it, then types the required string into the target element.- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]text
- the target text that needs to be typed into the target element- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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click
Clicks on a certain element using SikuliX- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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click
Clicks on a certain element using SikuliX- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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getText
public java.lang.String getText(java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)Retrieves text from the target element and returns it as a string value.- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"- Returns:
- the text value of the target element
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getText
public java.lang.String getText(byte[] targetElement)Retrieves text from the target element and returns it as a string value.- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]- Returns:
- the text value of the target element
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hover
Hovers over target element.- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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hover
Hovers over target element.- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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doubleClick
Double-clicks on an element using SikuliX- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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doubleClick
Double-clicks on an element using SikuliX- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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rightClick
Right-clicks on an element to trigger the context menu- Parameters:
pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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rightClick
Right-clicks on an element to trigger the context menu- Parameters:
targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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dragAndDrop
public SikuliActions dragAndDrop(java.lang.String pathToDraggableElementImage, java.lang.String pathToTargetElementImage)Drags the draggable element and drops it onto the target element- Parameters:
pathToDraggableElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"pathToTargetElementImage
- relative path to the desired element image following this example "src/test/resources/DynamicObjectRepository/" + "sikuli_googleHome_searchBox_text.PNG"- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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dragAndDrop
Drags the draggable element and drops it onto the target element- Parameters:
draggableElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]targetElement
- the image of the desired element in the form of a byte[]- Returns:
- a self-reference to be used to chain actions
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Table of Contents
Overall Notes
Note that some scripts are outdated due to using different build environments, but are kept for both backwards compatibility and to allow future maintainers to learn from and potentially use the code, if they find a use for it. Anything referencing “make”, “CMake”, or “Ant” can be assumed to not work with the antlr code, and the same goes for the jar and init commands. The install files options are still the same, however, so feel free to use that for setting up if needed.
Java is the main dependency for this project at this state, though using Powershell as it is (surprisingly) cross-platform is a good idea if you would like to go the script route.
The Powershell Github repository is a great place to start should you choose to use it (Windows has this by default, too).
With that said, there are Bash shell scripts, as well as Windows cmd batch and Mac command files available as well.
Java Initial Setup
Java will need to be setup on your system in order to run this program. As it is currently a command line only tool (though this is set to change) you will need to setup a JDK for your system and ensure that command line tools can use it.
Please note that our development versions of Java are currently between 10 and 11; if you cannot run the jar due to an “Unsupported Class Error”, either update or let the team know so we can aim for higher compatibility, if possible. Below are steps to install and/or setup Java, depending on your system OS:
Linux (Ubuntu-based)
Simply open up a terminal and run the command:
sudo apt install default-jre
This should get you the most recent Java installation up and running without too much hassle.
If for some reason you do not receive Java 11 with this command, you can try this series instead:
sudo apt-get install openjdk-11-jdk
However, chances are high that this particular command will actually install openjdk 10, as an oversight since the adoption of JDK 11 is not 100% ready for all systems. It doesn’t hurt to try, but if it doesn’t work, you can add the repo directly and pull from there:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:openjdk-r/ppa \
&& sudo apt-get update -q \
&& sudo apt install -y openjdk-11-jdk
This one is a bit safer, since it just adds the repo keys for the open JDK,but if you are not running on an Ubuntu derivative, it may fail for you. The next one will work for all Linux-based systems:
wget https://download.java.net/java/GA/jdk11/28/GPL/openjdk-11+28_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz -O /tmp/openjdk-11+28_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz
sudo tar xfvz /tmp/openjdk-11+28_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz --directory /usr/lib/jvm
rm -f /tmp/openjdk-11+28_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz
Windows
First, install Java 11 from this site here.
You will want the Windows file that ends in .exe
. That install will allow you to run Java programs everywhere but the command line by default.
To get command line Java up and running, follow the instructions located here. If you have trouble with this guide, a few more are provided down below.
This will allow you to run java commands from any command line instance, which is not strictly necessary, but highly useful for any Java development on Windows.
If you are running Windows 10, you could also take advantage of the ability to run Linux as an application inside Windows.
How-ToGeek has a good guide on that as well located here.
Mac
Older systems may not be able to use some of the tools; if this is an issue, please let the team know and we may be able to help you. The test system for Mac OSX is currently on 10.13.6, but some consideration was taken for 10.10.5 while the system was still on that version.
With that said, installing the newest Java install is pretty simple. Just go grab the Java 11 JDK .DMG. Run that, follow what the archive asks, and you’re good to go!
You could also install Homebrew, then run brew cask install java
and let it do the work for you. Homebrew is wonderful for development on Mac in general, since options are otherwise limited.
If that doesn’t sound good, there is another option in MacPorts, just be aware that you’ll need Xcode installed to use this properly while Homebrew does not.
Pathing
If, for some reason, you need to run a seperate Java install or the Windows instructions were not clear, this is the offical Oracle documentation about the PATH variable for all systems (including Solaris, for anyone who happens to use that):
https://java.com/en/download/help/path.xml
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/environment/paths.html
Additionally, some parts of this project may call for pathing help outside of java specifically; if this is the case, this post has all the infomation you would ever need (and more links!):
Antlr4 and Grammar Setup
Antlr integration is vital for this project, as it will scan and detect most of the attack types listed with no interaction, and for those it does not automatically detect, it will massively reduce the workload to find the issues. As such, please ensure that everything in this section is setup properly!
Using the ANTLR website should show you instructions for your operating system (and if not, the three dots in the Quick Start windows controls that), but there are some things you may want to add for each OS on top of that.
This mega tutorial can run you through how this tool is supposed to work, although the Java-specific implementation notes are a little lacking compared to other languages. It’s still the best all-around resource for getting started, though.
Linux
While not strictly necessary, to make working with ANTLR much easier, you will want to setup variables for the tools in your path. The way to do this varies from system to system, but for my Kubuntu install, adding the following to my .bashrc in my home directory did the trick.
Replace antlr-4.7.2-complete.jar with whatever version you are using.
export CLASSPATH=".:/usr/local/lib/antlr-4.7.2-complete.jar:$CLASSPATH"
alias grun='java -Xmx500M -cp "/usr/local/lib/antlr-4.7.2-complete.jar:$CLASSPATH" org.antlr.v4.gui.TestRig'
Note that I placed the antlr jar file into the /usr/local/lib/ directory; you can choose anywhere as long as you are consistent, but it is wise to put it in one of the common library directories.
You can also run the command
sudo apt install antlr4
to get the libraries from a repo, just in case the jar isn’t working for you. Keep the grun alias either way, it will be very useful for showing AST diagrams of your queries after running through the grammar.
Windows
The install instructions from the ANTLR website are actually pretty complete here, though they expect you to be able to learn about the PATH variables (refer to this section of the guide for extra help). The only major note to add is that you may wish to create a folder just for your libraries where you put both the jar and batch files, such as C:\lib
.
Mac
Much like the Linux version, in both extra steps and tips. However, instead of using the package manager (since OSX doesn’t come with one), you can use Homebrew to install the tool for you. Just run
brew install antlr
and you should be set.
Maven Setup
Maven bridges an important gap between the stand-alone framework (which at one point relied on handwritten parsing to get all information, not just for web crawling and extracting SQL queries from Java code) and the antlr4 libraries. Therefore, without a working Maven install, there is no working project.
You will need a basic Maven install to get started, since this build framework will automatically download needed tools and libraries based on the pom.xml. With that said, DO NOT mess with the pom.xml without a backup and some knowledge of what you are doing; you cannot make the two projects cooperate without it or another similar build framework, at least as far as I know.
For all OSes, if you are not planning/cannot use a package manager, this site here will provide basic setup instructions no matter what kind of system you run.
Windows
The install scripts with the project include the Chocolately method of installing Maven, but if you want to do it manually, try this website out:
Chocolately will take care of your PATH for you, but the site also shows you how to set it up properly.
Linux
sudo apt install maven
works for any Ubuntu derivative, and similar commands for different distributions should work, as well.
If for some reason that won’t work, the source files are available here:
Mac OSX
brew install maven
works for Homebrew users. Otherwise, the setup is much the same as the source file method described up above in the main header and the “Linux” section. There is apparently problems with the default High Sierra install, so be wary of that and follow Baeldungs instructions to avoid that.
Configuration
With all of the major tools setup, you can now work in the command line on the main project with no issues! However, you may prefer to work with an IDE for the extra features they bring, and even if you don’t, the config options offered can reduce the need for scripts to perform common actions. The following setups are for Intellij, but might be applicable to other IDEs with some work/luck.
Initial Setup
Once you first pull down the repo (especially if you pull it straight from Github), you may notice that the default project directory is set to the
{SQLI directory}/src/main
or {SQLI directory}\src\main
directory; this is a problem, since all the default locations for everything is at the root of the entire project. You’ll need to fix this by adding a new module in your Project Structure screen (File > Project Structure or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S, then the Module tab, and the “plus” sign there). It should have the content root as your root directory, and sources in the src/main/generated-sources location, as shown in the picture below:
You should be able to delete the old one if everything goes well. I’ve also found that dropping the files into a new project seems to sidestep this issue, if it’s still giving you trouble.
Maven Lifecycle
The next thing you’ll want to do is make sure that the Maven sidebar on the right side of the screen has detected your pom.xml; either hitting the “refresh” icon to have Intellij scan again or manually adding with the “plus” sign might be necessary if you can’t get it up and running. It should look a little something like this once it’s done:
This will allow you to easily run individual Maven tasks, which may make debugging any Maven issues much less tedious for you. Just click on the one you want and hit the green “play” button in the Maven sidebar.
Test Configs
While you can most certainly integrate actual JUnit tests into Maven projects, we did not get that fair in our project, and cannot comment on that. However, for “hand-testing”, so to speak, there is the option to setup different configurations of running the frame.jar once you have compilied it. To take a look at them, go to where the “BigQuery Interactive Verbose” option is in the below screenshot:
First off, you must hit the plus sign and select “JAR Application” to get the proper items to shown up, and then you can input the proper configuration information. For example, I’ve setup the framework to run with the
- “CLI input filename” -f
- “CLI safe query filename” -d
- “prompt user for output filename” -i
- “verbose output” -v
- “overwrite any output files without prompting” -w
flags set, as well as the input filename and safe query filename, in that order. The picture below shows this setup to run everytime I click the green button shown in the last picture, and I can pick the other examples once setup using the dropdown:
As a different example using the same input and safe query, but setup to run the “CLI output root filename” flag as well, including the output filename inbetween the two other filenames:
These two, and the help doc on the repo/website/running the -h command will help you make the CLI work as efficiently as possible. However, besides just running the jar with various options, you can also configure presets for Maven to run, just in case you need different options to run for whatever reason. I personally only used one setup,
mvn clean compile package exec:java
but that doesn’t mean that you have to. Below is how to set that up in Maven to work with the dropdown menus like the JAR application:
This should be enough to get you going with some easy-to-use manual testing of features, and even just reduce the amount you type by using the tools available to you. Keep in mind that all of the program install scripts can install Intellij for you; it’s now in every level of the setup. Or you can set it up manually, your call.
Ruby
Once it is available, if you would like to use the website hosting tools used to make this site, you will need to have Ruby installed and ready for deployment.
For all platforms, a terminal will need to be opened and the following command ran:
gem install bundler
Jekyll, and therefore Github Pages, needs this technology to do anything.
Run this on all platforms to install all needed bundles, check for updates, and begin hosting the page locally:
bundle install
bundle update
bundle exec jekyll serve
If the website info is released, these will be built into scripts for ease of use.
Linux Install
Run this command in order to install Ruby and the dependencies for Pages:
sudo apt-get install build-essential patch ruby-dev zlib1g-dev liblzma-dev ruby-all-dev
Windows Install
Download the RubyInstaller for Windows package, and install it.
This will fix the PATH for you, but if something goes wrong there, the above Java documentation may be able to help.
Powershell or CMD will be able to run Ruby now.
Mac Install
Do not use the built-in Ruby install for this! While you may not end up causing any problems, most advice I found while creating this guide indicated that this is a terrible idea, since it is quite a pain to revert it if something should go wrong. Instead, you’ll want to setup a separate, most likely updated, install of Ruby that is free to be edited as needed.
Installing this updated version, at least from my testing, proved to be a bit cumbersome. This Stack Overflow page offers two ways to approach this problem; while the first, accepted solution is what I got working on my system, and is 100% recommended for anyone planning to seriously use Ruby outside of this project, the second answer, titled “Brew only solution” should be attempted first.
Simply put, the first solution installs the whole Ruby development kit, which is unnecessary for simply running the server gem included here. Homebrew will handle just what is needed for the script, be more lightweight, and is more versatile in that it can install other apps.
Powershell on Mac Notes
If you happen to be using some older install of OSX (specifically, 10.11 or lower), you won’t be able to install the latest version of Powershell due to dependency issues. If you really, really want to run the Powershell scripts, then you’ll need to download an older version. I found that Alpha 17 worked for 10.10, and there should be somewhat newer versions that work with 10.11.
Also, the best way to install Powershell via Microsoft’s own install pages is to use Homebrew using
brew cask install powershell
which will work great on 10.12 or greater.


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Panel is defined with p-panel element.

Content

Content of the panel can be expanded and collapsed using toggleable option, default state is defined with collapsed option.

Content

Header and Footers sections can be customized using p-header and p-footer components.

Header content here

Body Content

Footer content here

| Name | Type | Default | Description |
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| header | string | null | Header text of the panel. |
| toggleable | boolean | false | Defines if content of panel can be expanded and collapsed. |
| collapsed | boolean | false | Defines the initial state of panel content, supports one or two-way binding as well. |
| style | string | null | Inline style of the component. |
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| expandIcon | string | fa-plus | Expand icon of the toggle button. |
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Callback to invoke before content toggle. |
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Callback to invoke after content toggle. |
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| ui-panel-titlebar | Header section. |
| ui-panel-title | Title text of panel. |
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kind and benevolent to those who give respect, but given to ruthless violence whenever anything stands against the good of the family.

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- Rectangular bricks are placed across N rows. Each row has a minimum of 0 bricks and a max of million bricks.
- Number of bricks on each row and a sequence of numbers from 1 to N (no repetitive numbers) are given in the input.
- It's your job to break the bricks if the number of bricks on a row matches the number of that specific element in the sequence. In other words, if we labelled the first element of the sequence as P(1), second elemnt as P(2),..., ith element as P(i), there should be exactly P(i) - 1 rows with bricks less than the number of bricks on the ith row.
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- In the input, the number of bricks on each row could be the asme, but in the end, they should be all different.
- You will get the highest mark if you can achieve this by breaking the smallest number of bricks.
Let us look at the example below.
N = 5 and the bricks are placed as shown. The sequence given was (1, 3, 2, 5, 4).
By breaking 2 bricks on the first column, two on the second column produces the following result. This is the optimal solution.
<However, with the same number of bricks and but a different brick placement sequence (1, 2, 4, 5, 3), there isn't a solution because by only breaking bricks, column 3 cannot have the second most bricks.
Given the number of column of bricks, number of bricks per column, and the brick sequence, output the minimum number of bricks that need to be broken if the number of bricks per column can match the given sequence.
The first line of input has the number of columns of bricks, N, where N is greater than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to 200,000. The next line has N numbers, and reading from left to right, it indicates the number of bricks on each column. The max number of bricks can be from 0 to 1 billion. The following line has the sequence of numbers 1 to N with no repetition.
Output the minimum number of bricks that need to be broken in order to achieve the desired status. If this is not possible, output -1. If no bricks need be broken, output 0.
5 3 5 2 6 4 1 3 2 5 4
4
5 3 5 2 6 4 1 2 4 5 3
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The input cases have 2 types: To get points, you need to have correct outputs for all test cases for one type of input test cases.
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- Type 2 (140 marks): No other restrictions other than the ones listed in the problem.


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| static | getSingleton () |
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| static | getConnection () |
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| string | $name | The name of the called method |
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Bind the SQL query with the value of the object
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Check the type of the parameter and return the casted value
| string | $name | The name of the parameter (defined in children class) |
| mixed | $value | The value to check |
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| static Database::getCamelCase | ( | $ | column | ) | [static, protected] |
Convert a string in CamelCase
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| static Database::getConnection | ( | ) | [static, protected] |
Initialize the PDO connection
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| Database::getId | ( | ) |
Getter for the id
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| static Database::getSingleton | ( | ) | [static] |
Get the PDO object
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| Database::getTableName | ( | ) |
Get the SQL table name to use
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| Database::initDatas | ( | ) | [protected] |
Initialize the datas of the children class
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Load a SQL item in the object by id or array
| mixed | $value | The id of the row (int) or an array to populate the object |
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Populate the object with a array
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Load a SQL item in the object by id
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Build the sql to prepare for save (insert or update)
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Save the children object in database
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use notation [../webdiff/3482451-3487958 ], press compare.
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| Uuid | A 128-bit value to serve as a universally unique identifier. |
| UuidFactory | Provides static methods for creating Uuid instances.
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Provides classes and interfaces for using universally unique identifiers.
Uuid
and UuidFactory
Instances of the class Uuid
are universally
unique identifiers. A Uuid
is a 128-bit value. The
class UuidFactory
provides static methods for
creating Uuid
instances with specified values and newly
generated values.
The design of the Uuid
and UuidFactory
classes is intended to allow the actual class of a Uuid
instance to be preferred (see net.jini.loader.pref
), to
help preserve that class's codebase annotation when it gets
unmarshalled, while the Uuid
class itself is not
preferred, so that Uuid
can be used in public field,
method, and constructor declarations of types resolvable by classes
defined by different class loaders.
ReferentUuid
and ReferentUuids
The interface ReferentUuid
allows a proxy for a
resource to express the identity of that resource as a
Uuid
. The class ReferentUuids
provides a static convenience method for comparing the identities of
proxies that are instances of ReferentUuid
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Geography
The study of Earth’s landforms is called physical geography. Landforms can be mountains and valleys. They can also be glaciers, lakes or rivers.
The physical features of a region are often rich in resources. Within a nation, mountain ranges become natural borders for settlement areas.


Sometimes we work with instances that needs to released even when exceptions happens. Something typical when we work with resources (Files, Database connections, …) Let me show you with an example:
Imagine this class for handling file resources:
class File
{
private $resource;
private $logger;
public function __construct($filename, Loger $logger)
{
$this->logger = $logger;
$this->resource = fopen($filename);
}
public function write($string)
{
fwrite($this->resource, $string);
}
public function close()
{
$this->logger->log("file closed")
fclose($this->resource);
}
}
We can use this class:
$file = new File(__DIR__ . "/file.txt", 'w');
$file->write("Hello\n");
// ...
// some other things
// ...
$file->write("Hello\n");
$file->close();
OK. What happens if one exception happens inside “some other things”? Simple answer: close() function isn’t called. This can be a problem. We can face this problem with a try/catch block like this:
try {
$file->write("Hello\n");
// ...
// some other things
// ...
$file->write("Hello\n");
$file->close();
} catch (\Exception $e) {
$file->close();
}
Or even if we’re using PHP5.5 we can use “finally” keyword
try {
$file->write("Hello\n");
// ...
// some other things
// ...
$file->write("Hello\n");
} catch (\Exception $e) {
} finally {
$file->close();
}
Sometimes I need collaborate with C# projects. C# is a great language. I really like it. It has a really cool feature to solve this problem: the “using” statement. Because of that we are going to build today one small library to implement something similar in PHP.
First we will add G\IDisposable interface to our File class
namespace G;
interface IDisposable
{
public function dispose();
}
Now our File class looks like this:
use G\IDisposable;
class File implements IDisposable
{
private $resource;
public function __construct($filename, $mode)
{
$this->resource = fopen($filename, $mode);
}
public function write($string)
{
fwrite($this->resource, $string);
}
public function close()
{
fclose($this->resource);
}
public function dispose()
{
$this->close();
}
}
And we can use our “using” function in PHP:
using(new File(__DIR__ . "/file.txt", 'w'), function (File $file) {
$file->write("Hello\n");
$file->write("Hello\n");
$file->write("Hello\n");
});
As we can see we can forget to close() our file instance. “using” will do it for us, even if one exception is triggered inside. We need to take into account that “using” is not a way to handle exceptions. If you want to handle them you need to do it. The only responsibility of “using” is to ensure that dispose() is been called.
We also can use an array of instances (implementing the IDisposable interface of course)
using([new Bar, new Foo], function (Bar $bar, Foo $foo) {
echo $bar->hello("Gonzalo");
echo $foo->hello("Gonzalo");
});
And that’s all. Library is available in github and also you can use it with composer.
Update! I’ve changed the Example. The first example wasn’t a good one. Now File::close() closes the resource and also write a log. With the first example (without the logger) it wasn’t important to close the resorce (PHP closes it).


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CWP No.6430 of 2008 1 IN THE HIGH COURT FOR THE STATES OF PUNJAB & HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH. CWP No.6430 of 2008 Date of decision: January 12, 2009 Agyakar Singh ...Petitioner Versus Punjab State Electricity Board and others ...Respondents CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE ASHUTOSH MOHUNTA HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAJAN GUPTA Present: Mr. Vipin Mahajan, Advocate, for the petitioner. Mr. Rajiv Malhotra, Advocate, for the respondents. Rajan Gupta, J.
The petitioner has sought a writ in the nature of certiorari for quashing a charge-sheet issued to him on 30th November, 2005, Annexure P-8 on the ground that he has been punished twice for the same charge. The petitioner has also sought quashing of the inquiry report, Annexure P-13 and the show cause notice, Annexure P-17.
The petitioner was inducted as a lineman in the Punjab State Electricity Board on 19th October, 1985. On 9th June, 1987 his services were terminated. The petitioner challenged his termination order by way of a civil suit before the Civil Judge, Kapurthala. The said suit was dismissed on 17th March, 1990. The petitioner preferred an appeal before the District Judge, Kapurthala against the said decision which was also dismissed on 27th May, 1992. Thereafter, the petitioner preferred a Regular Second Appeal which was registered as RSA No.1561 of 1992. The second appeal was admitted to regular hearing CWP No.6430 of 2008 2 by this court on 21st September, 1992. The petitioner was, however, taken back in service on 16th January, 2000 vide order dated 27th February, 2001, Annexure P-2. The petitioner thereafter withdrew the RSA preferred by him and the same was dismissed as withdrawn on 29th August, 2001. On 30th November, 2005, a charge-sheet was issued to the petitioner for having submitted a bogus certificate at the time of his appointment. An Enquiry Officer was appointed who opined that a compromise had been arrived at between the petitioner and the Board and in view of the same the charge-sheet be dropped. The matter was, however, remanded back to the Enquiry Officer. The said officer after holding a detailed inquiry came to the conclusion that the experience certificate produced by the petitioner at the time of his initial appointment was forged and, therefore, the said charge stood proved. He recommended disciplinary action against the petitioner. A notice was thereafter issued to the petitioner as disciplinary action was proposed to be taken against him.
Reply has been filed on behalf of the Board wherein it has defended its action in issuing charge-sheet to the petitioner for producing a bogus certificate at the time of his initial selection. It has also been stated that the decision of their administrative member to reinstate the petitioner in service was reviewed in a meeting of the whole time members in exercise of power conferred by Regulation 32 of the Punjab State Electricity Board (Employees Punishment and Appeal Regulations), 1971 and it was decided to initiate regular inquiry against CWP No.6430 of 2008 3 the petitioner.
We have heard learned counsel for the parties and given our thoughtful consideration to the entire matter.
It is apparent from the record that at the time of his initial appointment as Lineman, the petitioner produced a bogus experience certificate. The certificate was to the effect that Agyakar Singh (the petitioner) had served in PSEB Sub Division, TLSC, Batala from 1st June, 1977 to 12th July, 1978 as work charge TMM for a total period of 408 days. The certificate was issued allegedly by SDO, PSEB, TLSC, Batala. It was a Vigilance Department of PSEB which found that the petitioner had never worked as work charge TMM in the said Sub Division during the period 1st June, 1977 to 12th July, 1978. The Vigilance thus came to the conclusion that the experience certificate produced by the petitioner was forged. Later on, in the inquiry held pursuant to the disciplinary proceedings, the Enquiry Officer also found the certificate to be forged.
We thus find no substance in the submission of the counsel that the petitioner has been punished twice for the same charge. In fact, the services of the petitioner were terminated way back in the year 1987. He was suddenly taken back in service in 2001 despite the fact that in the civil litigation initiated by the petitioner, the stand of the Board had been vindicated.
In the judgment of the apex court reported as Bank of India and Anr. Vs. Avinash D. Mandivikar and Ors., (2005) 7 S.C.C. CWP No.6430 of 2008 4 690, it was held that a person who seeks equity must come with clean hands. Equity jurisdiction cannot be exercised in the case of a person who gets appointment on the basis of a false certificate or by playing fraud. No sympathy or equitable consideration can come to rescue of such a person. It was further held that compassion cannot be allowed to bend the arms of law where an individual acquired a status by practicing fraud. Fraud and collusion vitiate even the most solemn proceedings in any civilized system of jurisprudence.
In this view of the matter, we find no ground to interfere in the present case and the writ petition is hereby dismissed.
However, before parting with the judgment, we may notice with concern that due to the decision taken by the administrative member of the Board, the petitioner was reinstated in service vide order dated 27th February, 2001 and was able to continue in service thereafter. This is despite the fact that the petitioner had lost the civil litigation before two courts below where the Board had opposed the claim of the petitioner. His Regular Second Appeal before this court was merely admitted to regular hearing. There was no interim order in the same. The administrative member despite being aware of the fact that the petitioner had secured appointment on the basis of a bogus certificate, decided to reinstate him in service. The petitioner was thus able to work with the Board and able to draw salary from the year 2001 onwards. After a charge-sheet was issued to the petitioner, the Enquiry Officer submitted a report vide Annexure P-13 wherein he observed that a CWP No.6430 of 2008 5 compromise had been arrived at between the petitioner and the Board and, therefore, the charge-sheet deserved to withdraw.
It is inexplicable how the administrative member issued the order dated 7th February, 2001 reinstating the petitioner in service despite the fact that he was aware that the petitioner had secured appointment on the basis of a forged certificate. It is also surprising that the Inquiry Officer opined in his inquiry report, Annexure P-13 that there had been a compromise between the petitioner and the Board. It is evident that both these officers acted against the interest of the Board and in total violation of law. We fail to understand how there can be a compromise between an employee who secures appointment on the basis of a forged certificate and the Board. Such a compromise between a delinquent employee and an instrumentality of State, is unknown to law.
In the facts and circumstances of the case, we direct that in case at the time of culmination of the disciplinary proceedings, the petitioner is held guilty, the Board shall fix responsibility for directing his reinstatement in service. In case it is found that petitioner was not entitled to be reinstated, the Board shall take a decision regarding recovery of the amount paid to the petitioner as salary for the period he was not entitled to remain in service.
(RAJAN GUPTA) JUDGE January 12, 2009 (ASHUTOSH MOHUNTA) 'rajpal' JUDGE


Guidance
Performance tables: approved qualifications and discount codes
Approved key stage 4 and 16-to-18 qualifications and discount codes for reporting in the 2014 to 2019 school and college performance tables.
Documents
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DFE-00238-2016
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What is Standard?
Standard is a rotating group of Pokémon TCG sets. Sets enter Standard when they're released and drop out roughly 2 years later. There are 4 main releases each year, usually in February, May, August, and November. In addition, some other smaller sets are also released throughout the year.
Each year, usually in Q2, there will be an announcement from The Pokémon Company outlining what will be allowable in the next 'Season', defined by competitive play and the official Pokémon TCG Championship Series. Although the new season starts on 1 July, the rotation doesn't happen until August, just prior to the World Championships.
A Standard card is a card printed or reprinted into a set currently in Standard.
A Standard deck contains only Standard cards (60 of them), and unlike many other TCG's, does not have a sideboard , and apart from basic energy does not have more than four copies of any one card (unless explicitly stated on the card, or later in FAQs) .
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We expose the truth behind a ground-breaking pill that has many experts furious. Studies have revealed it boosts brain power by up to 89.2%, sharpens your mind and sky-rockets your energy levels. With such overwhelming evidence and media mention, the question is not whether the pill works, but whether it should be legal.
Welcome To The Future - The use of a Legal Study Drug known as INTELIGEN has skyrocketed on college campuses across the US since coming back on the market in September. It’s being touted as an Adderall replacement, and many students are taking full advantage of its availability to buy online without a prescription.
There has been much controversy around this memory-enhancing pill, not only on college campuses, but also in the media. It first came into the spotlight when the movie Limitless became a box office hit and several blogs started comparing it to Adderall. Sales of INTELIGEN tripled overnight as students, athletes, entrepreneurs, and business executives all wanted to get their hands on this powerful brain enhancer.
INTELIGEN , which has no recorded side effects in any clinical trials, was soon the target of critics who claimed it was too powerful to be sold without a prescription. Other people in academic circles insisted that INTELIGEN provided an artificial edge for its users and was unfair to those who weren’t taking it. This led to it being banned from quiz shows and at many top universities as well. Facing outside pressure, the creators of INTELIGEN were eventually forced to halt production of the Limitless Pills.
Fortunately, after 3 years of litigation and clinical studies showing its safety, the online ban was finally lifted and the creators of INTELIGEN were allowed to resume selling from their website (tryINTELIGEN .com). Its reappearance has thrilled users around the world — people who genuinely suffered during its absence. “My ability to think and focus more than doubled when I was able to buy INTELIGEN again. The pill’s return prevented me from dropping out of college,” a premed student told us.
We tested it ourselves — is it all hype?
With so much praise from the media and countless reviews from people experiencing success with INTELIGEN , we at Health Science Today wanted to verify whether this was all hype. Practically everyone in our building volunteered to test it out, but we chose our Health & Science Editor, Alan Frasier. Below is his account of using INTELIGEN over a 4 week period.
My Results — 4 Weeks on INTELIGEN
Week One
Buying a bottle of INTELIGEN proved to be tougher than I ever imagined. It was SOLD OUT on their website almost immediately after coming back on the market. Some Ebay sellers were asking $300 for just 1 Bottle! That’s too rich for me. I finally secured a few bottles at their regular price after waiting 2 long weeks for INTELIGEN to restock.
About 30 minutes after taking my first pill, I felt the effects kick in. It started with a pleasant wave of calmness that washed over my entire body like a warm blanket. The mental fog and stress I’d been carrying around vanished instantly. Soon, I reached a level of alertness and concentration I’d never experienced before. Sounds didn’t even register. It was like walking around on a winter day after it just snowed. It became easy for me to ignore distractions and outside noises. Best of all, there weren’t any of the negative side effects like I get when taking Adderall.
Week Two
I was a bit concerned that INTELIGEN would stop working for me after one week. Not so. I am feeling even more focused and energized than before. After a 10-hour work day my energy levels were still high, and I was focused and determined to finish all tasks for the day. INTELIGEN improved my ability to focus and function, and I made absolutely no change to my diet, exercise or work schedule. My results came from only taking INTELIGEN .
Week Three
The effect’s of INTELIGEN are still with me, and I was pleased at how many items on my to-do list were crossed off. Previously, I had problems starting and completing tasks. INTELIGEN has me laser-focused on the job at hand, and I am suddenly able to get things done before I move on. I noticed throughout the week I was hardly ever stressed, and I was able to control my emotions without losing focus. I expected to run out of steam around the third week due to my body getting used to the ingredients. But my energy levels haven’t dipped at all. They remain steady throughout the day.
Week Four
I was given the nickname “Superman” at the office, as I’ve become most productive member of the staff. I give all the credit to INTELIGEN . The drug worked as well this week as it had in previous weeks. My mind is crystal clear and I’m able to recall stored memories with near perfect accuracy. It’s unbelievable how much has changed in just 4 short weeks. It’s not like I became a genius overnight after taking INTELIGEN , but it’s definitely improved my memory and the speed at which I process new information.
In conclusion: Over the past 4 weeks, I found myself bouncing out of bed, sometimes even before my alarm went off because I couldn’t wait to take INTELIGEN . Things that used to annoy me were no longer an issue. I hardly got stressed and when I did, I was able to control my emotions and get back into peak performance mode. One thing I didn’t expect was the euphoric feeling I got while doing work on INTELIGEN . As a result, I’ve enjoyed my work so much more and my mood has greatly improved. In fact, my co-workers keep making fun of me for walking around with a permanent grin on my face.
I’ve tried modafinil and countless other smart drugs, but this is by far the closest thing to feeling like you are the guy from Limitless. Don’t just take my word for it though; this is something you need to experience for yourself.


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GEOPM - Global Extensible Open Power Manager
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https://geopm.github.io
https://geopm.github.io/service.html
https://geopm.github.io/reference.html
https://geopm.slack.com
The Global Extensible Open Power Manager (GEOPM) is a collaborative framework for exploring power and energy optimizations on heterogeneous platforms. GEOPM is open-source (BSD licensed) and developed to enable efficient power management and performance optimizations. With this powerful tool, users are able to monitor their system's energy and power consumption, and safely optimize system hardware settings to achieve energy efficiency and/or performance objectives.
With GEOPM you can:
The GEOPM repository supports two software packages: the geopm-service
package and the geopm
package. The geopm-service
package provides a Linux systemd service. The geopm
package provides a runtime for distributed HPC applications.
geopm-service
package is required to build and run the geopm
HPC runtimegeopm-service
package features may be used independently of the features provided by the geopm
packagegeopm-service
package are provided by commonly used Linux distributionsgeopm
package include several additional HPC specific dependenciesThe files supporting the geopm-service
package are all within the service
subdirectory located in the root directory of the the GEOPM repository. Please refer to the service/README.rst
file for further documentation about the GEOPM Service. Additionally a comprehensive overview of the GEOPM service is posted here:
https://geopm.github.io/service.html
The GEOPM Service provides a foundation for manipulating hardware settings to optimize an objective defined by an unprivileged user. The GEOPM Runtime is a software platform built on top of the GEOPM Service that enables users to select a runtime algorithm and policy to meet energy efficiency or performance objectives. More documentation on the GEOPM Runtime is posted with our web documentation here:
https://geopm.github.io/runtime.html
We appreciate all feedback on our project. Please see our contributing guide for how some guidelines on how to participate. This guide is located in the root of the GEOPM repository in a file called CONTRIBUTING.rst
. This guide can also be viewed here:
https://geopm.github.io/contrib.html
GEOPM is an open development project and we use Github to plan, review and test our work. The process we follow is documented here:
https://geopm.github.io/devel.html
this web page provides a guide for developers wishing to modify source code anywhere in the GEOPM repository for both the geopm-service
and the geopm
packages.
GEOPM version 2.0 provides a number of important changes since the previous tagged release v1.1.0. Some of the most significant new features are the GEOPM Service, support for Intel and NVIDIA GPUs, and improved consistency of signal and control names provided by PlatformIO. A wide range of other improvements have also been made, including a higher performance profiling interface to support highly parallel applications, and support for the isst_interface
driver.
This software is production quality as of version 1.0. We will be enforcing semantic versioning for all releases following version 1.0. Please refer to the ChangeLog for a high level history of changes in each release. The test coverage report from gcov as reported by gcovr for the latest release are posted to our web page.
Some new features of GEOPM are still under development, and their interfaces may change before they are included in official releases. To enable these features in the GEOPM install location, configure GEOPM with the --enable-beta
configure flag. The features currently considered unfinalized are the endpoint interface, and the geopmendpoint
application.
The GEOPM developers are very interested in feedback from the community. See the contributing guide to learn how to provide feedback.
The GEOPM source code is distributed under the 3-clause BSD license.
SEE COPYING FILE FOR LICENSE INFORMATION.
2022 August 23
Christopher Cantalupo chris toph er.m. cant alupo @int el.co m
Brad Geltz brad. gelt z@int el.c om
Development of the GEOPM software package has been partially funded through contract B609815 with Argonne National Laboratory.


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Ivan Belyavtsev
24.10.2020
Let’s take two points \((X, Y)\) and \((X+dx, Y=dy)\)
Define an edge function:
\[E(x, y) = (x - X)dy - (y - Y)dx\]
[1]
If \(E(x, y)>0\) then \((x, y)\) on the “right” side
If \(E(x, y)<0\) then \((x, y)\) on the “left” side
If \(E(x, y)=0\) then \((x, y)\) on the edge
[1]
[1]
[2]
Let’s implement it together
Let exists \[P=uA+vB+wC\], where \(u+v+w=1\)
[3]
\[(u_1, u_2, 0) \times (v_1, v_2, 0) = (0, 0, u_1v_1-u_2v_1)\]
and compare with
\[E(x, y) = (x - X)dy - (y - Y)dx\]
Let’s implement it together


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Update: There's 11,899 resources in Figgy with holding locations. It's a lot, but it's not unfixable.
We're going to try importing these locations again. If delivery locations are automatically generated we'll try to find a way to make the IDs the same probably, if not then we can just migrate the DB from current prod for delivery locations and adjust the couple of things that are different.
Yes, they're deleted and regenerated; plasma went from being record 49 to being record 73.
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Twilight (1998) 3 stars out of 4. Starring Paul Newman, Gene Hackman, Susan Sarandon, James Garner and Stockard Channing. Directed by Robert Benton.
A feeling comes over you while you're watching Twilight. The simplest way to describe it is reassurance, a confidence that the movie will not disappoint you.
This feeling, no doubt, can be attributed to those involved both in front and behind the camera of this laid-back mystery. Twilight stars Paul Newman, Susan Sarandon and Gene Hackman, plus it features James Garner and Stockard Channing. And, the movie is directed and was co-authored by Oscar-winner Robert Benton (Kramer vs. Kramer, Places in the Heart, Nobody's Fool).
With credentials like these, Twilight can't fail.
Well, that depends. For today's young audiences, used to MTV-style rapid cuts, dramatic explosions, testosterone machismo and music loud enough to drown out inane dialogue, Twilight will seem quaint.
But for the serious filmgoer - those who, no matter what their age, can appreciate crisp dialogue and good acting - Twilight will be a treat.
It is a languid melodrama, set in contemporary Hollywood and features stock characters familiar to those who enjoy the film noir genre. There's the burned-out ex-cop-retired private eye who, though he observes the world through cynical eyes, nonetheless still retains a modicum of idealism. There's the rich movie star couple who, behind the facade of having it all, share dark secrets. There's the rebellious, sexpot young daughter who's too mature for her age. And there's the decent police detective who, though bound to do her duty, also is compassionate enough to bend the law to aid a friend.
Newman is Harry Ross, ex-cop, ex-P.I., who has fallen on hard times. He lives above the garage of the mansion of his last clients, screen legends Jack and Catherine Ames (Hackman and Sarandon). Two years earlier, Ross was hired by Jack Ames to go to Mexico to retrieve Ames' then-17-year-old daughter.
Ross caught the teen, but in the ensuing struggle, she got hold of his gun, which discharged, hitting him in the upper leg. However, as Ross was to learn later, the rumor circulating around L.A. was that he was shot in his manhood.
It is two years after the shooting incident and Ross, who claims to be retired, is asked by Jack Ames to deliver a package.
Being this is Hollywood and a murder mystery, the package, of course, contains hush money for a blackmailer. From this starting point, the bodies and mayhem begin to pile up.
Like most types of tales in this genre, there are some lapses in plausibility, but the script is so slick, the acting so intriguing, that it's not until you are leaving the theater that you pause and ask yourself, "Hey, why didn't he just ...?"
Newman, as Ross, glides through his role.
Wisely, Sarandon is not a smoldering femme fatale, but a mature woman who exudes sexuality without needing to advertise it. She is fierce and sharp.
Hackman's character, the onetime matinee idol, is the weakest of the three, both literally and figuratively. He is dying of cancer. But, despite his illness, he remains a shrewd observer of the human condition, playing on Harry's guilt to get the detective to work for him.
Garner, as Ross' colleague and rival, matches his longtime friend's cynicism. What he lacks is the moral center that Ross is still able to maintain.
Channing, as the police lieutenant and Ross' former partner, again demonstrates what a fine actress she is. Her Verna is a good cop with divided loyalties, first to the department, the other to her ex-partner.
Twilight is a stylish film. Benton's dialogue is mature and wry. The musical score by the legendary Elmer Bernstein is appropriately plaintive.
Twilight, though set in contemporary L.A., has a nostalgic aura. It doesn't rush its story, allowing the viewer to get to know its protagonists as it ambles along. It's a first-class production.
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Beautiful Eyes
Eyes have been known as the windows of the spirit due to the amount they impart. Eyes give your face vitality and independence. They don’t need to be a sure size or shape to be viewed as pretty - everyone’s eyes have their own one of a kind marvel. At the point when cosmetics are applied to look regular it will draw out the eye’s real nature and upgrade the eye’s excellence. At the point when you like your cosmetics you will be progressively sure and will have one less thing to stress over.
An unpretentious use of eyeliner, shadows, and mascara cooperate to make enchantment and make your eyes put their best self forward.
Eye Shadow
Eye shadow is intended to feature and characterize the eyes. Eye shadow is utilized to make profundity to draw out the magnificence of the eyes. A dim shading utilized on the top will cause the eye to seem littler, while a lighter shading will cause it to seem bigger. That is the thing that eye shadow is tied in with making figments. These are the fundamental methods for the accompanying eye shapes:
Small eyes: Don’t utilize a lot of shadow or liner – it will make your eyes look littler. Apply a light shading on the eyelid, utilize a darker shading in the wrinkle, and utilize a highlighter under the temple.
Big eyes: Wear a darker shadow on the top and extend it to the wrinkle. Utilize a level shading under the temple to feature.
Profound set eyes: Use light hues on the eyelid and under the temple. Utilize a medium shading in the wrinkle. Underscore the external corners with shadow.
Wide-set eyes: Use darker hues on the inward corners of the eye.
Hooded eyes: Apply light hues on the top. Utilize darker hues from the focal point of the eyelid to the external corners and mix.
Round eyes: Make round eyes longer by utilizing shading all around and reaching out toward the external corners.
Asian eyes: Apply highlighter under the temple. Utilize light shadow on the inward 50% of the top and a darker shading on the external half.
Light hues cause the eyes to open, dull hues will make the eyes retreat if you have exceptionally fair complexion maintain a strategic distance from dim shades Be cautious with shine – they will point out defects and wrinkles.The eye territory is the first to show age don’t pull on the skin.
Eyeliners: Eyeliners are intended to characterize the eyes so they ought to do only that, not be the point of convergence of your cosmetics. Eyeliners come in different hues and structures fluid, pencil, and so forth. Keep the eyeliner normal. Pencils are accessible in numerous hues (for the best look stick to dark or earthy colored) and can be honed for a scarcely discernible difference. For a smirched impact utilize a wipe tip shadow instrument or an eye shadow brush.
At the point when your pencils are too delicate refrigerate them. At the point when they are too hard to mellow them by holding them between your fingers to line the eye, start on the lower cover, just underneath the lashes. At the point when you are done consistently smirch the line with your wipe. Remain as near the lash line as could be expected under the circumstances. On the upper top, draw a line structure the inward corner to the external corner, thickening the line toward the external corner. After the age of 40 keep the line in the middle of the lashes.
Mascara and the formation of delightful lashes
Mascara outlines your eyes and can make your face wake up. Mascara delicately highlights the eye while thickening and obscuring the lashes; it is the completing touch for eyes. There are a few distinct sorts to browse, thickening, and waterproof to smirch evidence. Waterproof will require an uncommon remover and smirch confirmation will wash off without any problem. It’s anything but a smart thought to wear waterproof mascara for broadened timeframes since it tends to dry the lashes.
Select a shade of mascara that supplements your shading. Dull shades on pale eyes with earthy colored lashes will obscure them and will look brutal. Avoid blues and different hues since they will destroy your look.
Lashes that are difficult to twist may require the assistance of an eyelash styler. Twist your lashes before you apply mascara – hold for ten to twenty seconds.
To apply mascara look straight into your mirror with your jaw marginally lifted so you can see your lashes. Addition the wand just a single time and turn, don’t siphon. Siphoning can break the brush bristles and disperse the mascara unevenly and will dry out the mascara quicker.
Start by rolling the wand from root to tip in an upward movement. Reinsert the brush and apply once more. In the event that your eyelashes are thick and long, they may thump together. On the off chance that this happens let them dry and, at that point separate them with the edge of an eyebrow brush.


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BC NDP wraps convention
by The Canadian PressBritish Columbia's New Democrats wrapped up a three-day convention Sunday after nearly 700 delegates voted on resolutions including those that would pressure the federal government to deliver more affordable cellphone and internet options.
Other successful resolutions the party highlighted in a news release are aimed at supporting a so-called Period Promise campaign by encouraging the government to offer free menstrual products in all public buildings in B.C.
Delegates also voted on resolutions around ending parking fees at hospitals and lowering the voting age to 16 in civic and provincial elections as part of a gathering that included training and workshops.
The B.C. Teachers' Federation decided to hold its own meeting of school-district representatives near the NDP convention on Saturday to draw attention to failed contract talks.
But Premier John Horgan says the convention was no place for teachers to bring up issues that belong at the bargaining table.
Horgan also says the government is not prepared to wade into a transit dispute in Metro Vancouver and that workers and employers should resume negotiations before a planned three-day shutdown of bus service this week.


Design and human behavior are like bread and butter; they are always tendered together. The menu card is like an aperitif of the brand, it is the first step of interaction with the customers and one does not want to spoil that!
We have created a colour for your menu that goes with the persona of your brand. For instance, Red is an active colour and would probably make you feel even more hungry and that’s why big brands like McDonald’s and Burger King have dominant shades of red.
Ingredients
1) 1 cup of Flour (more or less)
2) 2 cups Water (more or less)
Steps
i) Boil water until it bubbles. The water should be very hot. This ensures the ugali will cook perfectly
ii) Add a cup full of flour into the water. Let it cook a few seconds until water starts to cover the flour
iii) Use a wooden spoon (Mwiko) to quickly start mixing the flour and water
iv) Add a handful of flour and continue to mix the water and flour it will start to come together
v) Reduce heat to medium and keep turning the ugali as it continues to stick together and then gather the ugali and press it onto the side of the sufuria
vi) Place the wooden spoon under the ugali and form into a ball in the middle of the sufuria
vii) Repeat pressing the ugali on the side of the sufuria and turning it to the middle
viii) Once the ugali has become firm, turn it once more and smoothen it into a round. You will know your ugali is ready once you start to smell the aroma clearly. Then turn the ugali over onto a plate
ix) Dip the wooden spoon into water and use it to smoothen the ugali into a round ball on the plate. Finally serve the ugali whole or slice. Enjoy with your favorite stew, meat, veggies, fish etc


US to keep around 600 troops in Syria: Pentagon chief
by AFPWASHINGTON: The United States will maintain around 600 troops in Syria, Pentagon chief Mark Esper said on Wednesday, despite Donald Trump’s desire to end US involvement in what the president calls “endless wars”.
“We’re still moving troops out of northeastern Syria,” the US defense secretary said onboard a plane as he travelled to Seoul, where he begins a tour of Asia on Thursday.
“We’re going to have about 500 to 600-ish troops there, at the end of the day,” he said.
Asked if that figure included the approximately 200 troops deployed to the Al-Tanf base near the southeastern borders with Jordan and Iraq, Esper said that he was referring to northeastern Syria, where Trump has instructed the Pentagon to secure oil fields.
There would be “600-ish” troops across the country, he then reiterated.
Esper said that the numbers could fluctuate, particularly if European allies strengthen their presence in the country.
“Things change. Events on the ground change. We could have, for example, partners and allies from Europe joining us,” he said. “If they join us on the ground it may allow us the ability to redeploy further US forces out there.”
Trump’s abrupt announcement last month that he had ordered a full troop withdrawal drew angry rebukes at home and abroad.
Critics said it could allow a resurgence of the militant Islamic State group while leaving US-allied Kurdish fighters in Syria vulnerable to a Turkish invasion.
The US president later relented in part, saying he would leave some troops in the region to protect valuable oil fields.


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Legally Blonde (2001) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/
"I even got a Coppola to direct my admissions video!"
Starring Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson, Selma Blair, Holland Taylor, Matthew Davis, Victor Garber, Jennifer Coolidge. Directed by Robert Luketic. Rated PG-13.
Blondes may have more fun, but not if they're stuck watching Legally Blonde, a mostly witless comedy that is blessed with Reese Witherspoon. It's a featherweight romp that wants to flaunt stereotypes but instead winds up reaffirming them. Hovering somewhere between outright silliness and heavy-handed moralizing, the movie never decides where it wants to go or what it wants to be. This middle-of-the-road indecision keeps the farce firmly on the ground when it should be taking off.
Elle Woods (Witherspoon) is your classic, ditzy, stereotypical blonde. She has a 4.0 GPA in beauty school, spends her time reading fashion magazines and talking movie stars out buying "truly hideous angora sweaters." Her boyfriend, on the other hand, comes from an established family of congressman, and wants to be one himself. He dumps poor Elle because he needs someone "serious," even if they have no fashion sense.
Elle does not understand what it is about her that isn't "serious." Then she sees an article in a magazine and it comes to her: the love of her life doesn't want a fashion maven, he wants a law student! So she hits the books, takes the College Boards, gets "a Coppola" to direct her admissions video and voila! -- in the mail comes an acceptance letter from Harvard. If only it was actually that easy...
For a while, the movie coasts on Witherspoon's charisma and the inherent charm of the Clueless-goes-to-Harvard scenario. The brilliant Holland Taylor shows up as a tough law professor, immediately livening up the proceedings, and Elle's battle with the snobby Harvard types is amusing, if never brilliant (although the irony of Elle's own snobbishness, one much more egregious and less deserved, irked me). When Elle gets assigned to a murder case involving a fitness guru and takes all kinds of bizarre initiatives and learns all kinds of unwanted "lessons," Legally Blonde loses its bounce.
The final courtroom scenes, in particular, are counterproductive. Not only are they unfunny, easily the least clever section on the script, but they undermine the film's admirable, if unnecessary, "open mind" message. I was troubled by how Elle was shown to be incompetent in everything except fashion, fitness and hair perms. The movie wants us to accept her as sharp and intelligent, but prods us to laugh at her at the same time. Mainstream filmmakers -- or maybe their financiers -- always try to make movies that are all things to all people, and it invariably blows up in their faces.
What's worse, Legally Blonde doesn't have a sense of the ridiculous. You can feel director Robert Luketic trying in the courtroom scenes, but something always stops him from delving into the truly madcap. Thus we have time to question the movie and ponder its logic, something that should never happen in a movie as profoundly silly as this.
Witherspoon is a great actress, here playing the opposite of her Tracy Flick character in the infinitely superior Election. The movie's failure is not hers but the script's, which chooses the well-trodden path at every fork in the road, and sometimes even tries to take both paths at once. The Chihuahua is cute, though.
Grade: C
Up Next: The Score
©2001 Eugene Novikov
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