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The success of any organization depends on its
members' participation and volunteerism. We are very fortunate to
have an active core membership in the Pueblo West Amateur Radio Club.
2013
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Jane Ewing, KA0USA |
David Yeater, KY6YYY |
Neal Tew, KD0MBL |
2013 EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
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PRESIDENT
Paul Sipes, KB0JIT |
VICE-PRESIDENT
Jim McConnell, NE0DA |
SECRETARY
Roger Stasiak, W0ROG |
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.TREASURER
Dan Broadbooks, NG0T |
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CURRENT 2013 COMMITTEES
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WAYS & MEANS
Jane Ewing, KA0USA |
2013 AUDIT
COMMITTEE
PWARC.
BOARD MEMBERS
Jane Ewing, KA0USA
David Yeater, KY6YYY
Neal Tew, KD0MBL
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OTHER VOLUNTEERS
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CONTEST GROUP
Ted Hawken, K0LDS |
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ELECTRONIC LOG BOOK
and QSL Manager
Ted Hawken, K0LDS
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FLYERS
David Yeater, KY6YYY |
FOX HUNTING
Neal Tew, KC0MBL |
LICENSE TRUSTEE
Bill Ewing, WA0KAQ |
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MEETING REMINDERS
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NET MANAGER
Steve Worley, KD0QCF |
PHOTOGRAPHER
David
Yeater, KY6YYY.. |
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.SCHOOLS
Bill Fortune, KB0RPD
Paul Sipes, KB0JIT |
SPECIAL EVENT
STATIONS. |
WEBSITE MANAGER
Bob Akins, WB0FBW. |
PWARC
ARRL VOLUNTEER EXAMINERS
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# |
Name |
Call Sign |
License Class |
Sessions Worked |
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11 |
Jim |
N0OBV |
Extra |
5 |
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10 |
David |
KY6YYY |
Extra |
13 |
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9 |
Ted |
K0LDS |
Extra |
3 |
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8 |
Stanley |
WB0JRG |
Extra |
26 |
|
7 |
Neal |
KD0MBL |
Extra |
5 |
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6 |
Lori |
AH6OS |
Advanced |
3 |
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5 |
John |
N6GRJ |
Extra |
1 |
|
4 |
Jane |
KA0USA |
General |
5 |
|
3 |
Ed |
NI5R |
Extra |
5 |
|
2 |
Bill |
WA0KAQ |
Extra |
13 |
|
1 |
Paul |
KB0JIT |
Extra |
37 |
Honorary
Members
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Eugene Vaerewyck, K9HBR
(2011) |
Edward Mc Candless, AA0XP
(2011) |
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Use this setting to catch language extensions which violate
the Fortran 77 Standard. Such extensions may cause your program not
to be portable. Examples include the use of underscores in variable
names; variable names longer than six characters; statement lines
longer than 72 characters; and nonstandard statements such as the
DO ... ENDDO structure. ftnchek does not report on
the use of lowercase letters.

This setting provides detailed control over the warnings about
supported extensions to the Fortran 77 Standard. The list
consists of keywords separated by commas or colons.
There are three special keywords: all to turn on all the
warnings about nonstandard extensions, none to turn them all
off, and help to print the list of all the keywords with a brief
explanation of each.
If list is omitted, -f77 is equivalent to
-f77=all, and -nof77 is equivalent to
-f77=none.
The warning keywords with their meanings are as follows.
(Further details about the extensions themselves are given below in the
section on Extensions.)
- accept-type:
-
ACCEPT and TYPE I/O statements.
- array-bounds:
-
Expressions defining array bounds that contain array elements or function
references.
- assignment-stmt:
-
Assignment statements involving arrays. In Fortran 90, an array can
be assigned to another array of compatible shape, or a scalar can be
assigned to an array. Neither of these assignments is permitted in
Fortran 77.
-
A related warning occurs when an array is assigned to a
scalar. Since this is illegal also in Fortran 90, it is always warned
about regardless of the -f77 setting (unless all checking is
turned off with the -nocheck flag).
- attribute-based-decl:
-
Type declarations in the new Fortran 90 attribute-based style.
This style of declaration is distinguished by the use of
a double colon (::) between the list of attributes and the list of
declared variables.
This option also controls warnings for use of Fortran 90 length or kind
specifiers in type declarations. (Although these specifiers can be
used in non-attribute-based declarations, they are controlled by this
option to avoid proliferation of -f77 options.)
- automatic-array:
-
Local (not dummy) arrays which have variable size. These would
correspond to arrays whose storage would have to be dynamically allocated at
run time.
- backslash:
-
Unix backslash escape in strings. This warning will be given only if
the -source=unix-backslash setting is specified to cause
the escape interpretation of backslash..
- byte:
-
BYTE data type declaration.
- case-construct:
-
The SELECT CASE construct.
- common-subprog-name:
-
Common block and subprogram having the same name.
- construct-name:
-
Use of a construct-name to label a control statement.
- continuation:
-
More than 19 successive continuation lines.
- cpp:
-
Unix C preprocessor directives in the source code.
- cycle-exit:
-
The CYCLE and EXIT statements.
- d-comment:
-
Debugging comments starting with D in the source code.
- dec-tab:
-
DEC Fortran style tab-formatted source code. This warning will be
given only if the -source=dec-tab setting is specified to cause
interpretation of tabs in this style.
- do-enddo:
-
DO loop extensions: terminal statement label omitted, END DO,
and WHILE.
- double-complex:
-
Double precision complex datatype.
- format-dollarsign:
-
Dollar sign control code in FORMAT statements.
- format-edit-descr:
-
Nonstandard edit descriptors in FORMAT statements.
- function-noparen:
-
Function definition without parentheses.
- implicit-none:
-
IMPLICIT NONE statement.
- include:
-
INCLUDE statement.
- inline-comment:
-
Inline comments starting with an exclamation point.
- internal-list-io:
-
List-directed I/O to or from an internal file.
- intrinsic:
-
Nonstandard intrinsic functions.
- io-keywords
-
Nonstandard keywords used in I/O statements. These fall into three
groups. The first group includes keywords that are accepted in
Fortran 90:
| ACTION | PAD | READWRITE
|
| ADVANCE | POSITION | SIZE
|
| DELIM | READ | WRITE
|
| EOR | |
|
The second group comprises the following VMS Fortran keywords:
| BLOCKSIZE | EXTENDSIZE | READONLY
|
| BUFFERCOUNT | INITIALSIZE | RECORDSIZE
|
| CARRIAGECONTROL | MAXREC | RECORDTYPE
|
| DEFAULTFILE | NAME (in OPEN) | SHARED
|
| DISP | NOSPANBLOCK | TYPE
|
| DISPOSE | ORGANIZATION |
|
(The keyword NAME is standard only in the INQUIRE
statement.)
The third group consists of the following IBM/MVS keyword:
- long-line:
-
Statements with meaningful code past 72 columns. This warning is
given only if the -columns setting has been used to increase
the statement field width.
- long-name:
-
Identifiers over 6 characters long.
- mixed-common:
-
Mixed character and noncharacter data in COMMON block.
- mixed-expr:
-
Nonstandard type combinations in expressions, for example DOUBLE
PRECISION with COMPLEX, assigning hollerith to integer,
logical operations on integers.
- name-dollarsign:
-
Dollar sign used as a character in identifiers.
- name-underscore:
-
Underscore used as a character in identifiers.
- namelist:
-
NAMELIST statement.
- param-implicit-type:
-
Implicit typing of a parameter by the data type of the value assigned.
This warning can only occur if implicit parameter typing has been
turned on by the -source=param-implicit-type option, or
if the PARAMETER statement is of the nonstandard form without
parentheses. If this option is turned on,
then any instances where implicit parameter typing occurs will be
warned about.
If you want to be warned only in those instances
where the implicit data type differs from the default type, use
-portability=param-implicit-type instead. According to the Fortran
77 standard, the data type of a parameter is given by the same rules
as for a variable, and if necessary a type conversion is done when the
value is assigned.
- param-intrinsic:
-
Intrinsic function or exponentiation by a real used to define the value
of a PARAMETER definition.
- param-noparen:
-
PARAMETER statement without parentheses. The user should be
aware that the semantics of this form of the statement differs from
that of the standard form: in this form, the parameter takes its data
type from the value assigned, rather than having its default data type
based on the first letter of the parameter name. (This form of the
PARAMETER statement was introduced by DEC before the Fortran 77
standard was defined, and should be avoided.)
- pointer:
-
``Cray pointer'' syntax.
- quad-constant:
-
Quad precision real constants, e.g. of the form 1.23Q4.
- quotemark:
-
Strings delimited by quote marks rather than apostrophes.
- relops:
-
Relational (comparison) operators composed of punctuation, namely: <
<= == /= > >=.
- semicolon:
-
Semicolon used as statement separator.
- statement-order
-
Statements out of the sequence mandated by the Standard. The allowed
sequence is illustrated in Table 1 in the section on Interpreting the
Output.
- typeless-constant:
-
Typeless constants, for example Z'19AF'.
- type-size:
-
Type declarations specifying a size, for example REAL*8.
- variable-format:
-
Variable repeat specification or field size in FORMAT. These
are of the form < expr >.
- vms-io:
-
Obsolete. Now has the same meaning as the io-keywords keyword.
See also: -f90, -f95, -portability,
-pretty, -style, -wordsize.


Methods summary
public
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#
__construct( string $base = null, boolean $start = true )
Constructor.
Parameters
- $base
string $base The base path for the Session
- $start
boolean $start Should session be started right now
Overrides
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public
boolean
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#
start( )
Starts the Session.
Returns
boolean True if variable is there
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public
|
#
started( )
Determine if Session has been started.
Determine if Session has been started.
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public
boolean
|
#
check( string $name )
Returns true if given variable is set in session.
Returns true if given variable is set in session.
Parameters
- $name
string $name Variable name to check for
Returns
boolean True if variable is there
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public
string
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public
|
#
__sessionVarNames( string $name )
Temp method until we are able to remove the last eval(). Builds an expression
to fetch a session variable with specified name.
Temp method until we are able to remove the last eval(). Builds an expression
to fetch a session variable with specified name.
Parameters
- $name
string $name Name of variable (in dot notation)
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public
boolean
|
#
del( string $name )
Removes a variable from session.
Removes a variable from session.
Parameters
- $name
string $name Session variable to remove
Returns
boolean Success
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public
|
#
__overwrite( array & $old, array $new )
Used to write new data to _SESSION, since PHP doesn't like us setting the
_SESSION var itself
Used to write new data to _SESSION, since PHP doesn't like us setting the
_SESSION var itself
Parameters
- $old
array $old Set of old variables => values
- $new
array $new New set of variable => value
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public
string
|
#
__error( integer $errorNumber )
Return error description for given error number.
Return error description for given error number.
Parameters
- $errorNumber
integer $errorNumber Error to set
Returns
string Error as string
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public
mixed
|
#
error( )
Returns last occurred error as a string, if any.
Returns last occurred error as a string, if any.
Returns
mixed Error description as a string, or false.
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public
boolean
|
#
valid( )
Returns true if session is valid.
Returns true if session is valid.
Returns
boolean Success
|
public
mixed
|
#
read( mixed $name = null )
Returns given session variable, or all of them, if no parameters given.
Returns given session variable, or all of them, if no parameters given.
Parameters
- $name
mixed $name The name of the session variable (or a path as sent to Set.extract)
Returns
mixed The value of the session variable
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public
mixed
|
#
__returnSessionVars( )
Returns all session variables.
Returns all session variables.
Returns
mixed Full $_SESSION array, or false on error.
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public
|
#
watch( mixed $var )
Tells Session to write a notification when a certain session path or subpath
is written to
Tells Session to write a notification when a certain session path or subpath
is written to
Parameters
- $var
mixed $var The variable path to watch
|
public
|
#
ignore( mixed $var )
Tells Session to stop watching a given key path
Tells Session to stop watching a given key path
Parameters
- $var
mixed $var The variable path to watch
|
public
boolean
|
#
write( mixed $name, string $value )
Writes value to given session variable name.
Writes value to given session variable name.
Parameters
- $name
mixed $name Name of variable
- $value
string $value Value to write
Returns
boolean True if the write was successful, false if the write failed
|
public
|
#
destroy( )
Helper method to destroy invalid sessions.
Helper method to destroy invalid sessions.
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public
|
#
__initSession( )
Helper method to initialize a session, based on Cake core settings.
Helper method to initialize a session, based on Cake core settings.
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public
|
#
__startSession( )
Helper method to start a session
Helper method to start a session
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public
|
#
_checkValid( )
Helper method to create a new session.
Helper method to create a new session.
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public
|
#
__regenerateId( )
Helper method to restart a session.
Helper method to restart a session.
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public
|
|
public
mixed
|
#
__validateKeys( string $name )
Validate that the $name is in correct dot notation example: $name =
'ControllerName.key';
Validate that the $name is in correct dot notation example: $name =
'ControllerName.key';
Parameters
- $name
string $name Session key names as string.
Returns
mixed false is $name is not correct format, or $name if it is correct
|
public
|
#
__setError( integer $errorNumber, string $errorMessage )
Helper method to set an internal error message.
Helper method to set an internal error message.
Parameters
- $errorNumber
integer $errorNumber Number of the error
- $errorMessage
string $errorMessage Description of the error
|
public
boolean
|
#
__open( )
Method called on open of a database session.
Method called on open of a database session.
Returns
boolean Success
|
public
boolean
|
#
__close( )
Method called on close of a database session.
Method called on close of a database session.
Returns
boolean Success
|
public
mixed
|
#
__read( mixed $key )
Method used to read from a database session.
Method used to read from a database session.
Parameters
- $key
mixed $key The key of the value to read
Returns
mixed The value of the key or false if it does not exist
|
public
boolean
|
#
__write( mixed $key, mixed $value )
Helper function called on write for database sessions.
Helper function called on write for database sessions.
Parameters
- $key
mixed $key The name of the var
- $value
mixed $value The value of the var
Returns
boolean Success
|
public
boolean
|
#
__destroy( integer $key )
Method called on the destruction of a database session.
Method called on the destruction of a database session.
Parameters
- $key
integer $key Key that uniquely identifies session in database
Returns
boolean Success
|
public
boolean
|
#
__gc( integer $expires = null )
Helper function called on gc for database sessions.
Helper function called on gc for database sessions.
Parameters
- $expires
integer $expires Timestamp (defaults to current time)
Returns
boolean Success
|
Properties summary
public
boolean
|
$valid
|
false |
#
True if the Session is still valid
True if the Session is still valid
|
public
array
|
$error
|
false |
#
Error messages for this session
Error messages for this session
|
public
string
|
$_userAgent
|
'' |
|
public
string
|
$path
|
false |
#
Path to where the session is active.
Path to where the session is active.
|
public
integer
|
$lastError
|
null |
#
Error number of last occurred error
Error number of last occurred error
|
public
string
|
$security
|
null |
#
'Security.level' setting, "high", "medium", or "low".
'Security.level' setting, "high", "medium", or "low".
|
public
integer
|
$time
|
false |
#
Start time for this session.
Start time for this session.
|
public
integer
|
$sessionTime
|
false |
#
Time when this session becomes invalid.
Time when this session becomes invalid.
|
public
array
|
$watchKeys
|
array() |
#
Keeps track of keys to watch for writes on
Keeps track of keys to watch for writes on
|
public
string
|
$id
|
null |
|


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What is ATTAC?
ATTAC is a TCP/IP Tradewars Helper. This means
that ATTAC will help you play Tradewars and make you a better and more efficient
player. ATTAC automates tasks, keeps a realtime database of fighters, ports,
sectors, busts and more, as well many other useful features. You use ATTAC
as a client program to connect to the tradewars game you are playing via
TCP/IP as you would with any normal telnet application. Through ATTAC, you
can then access any of the predefined scripts as well as write any of your
own using the REXX scripting langauge.
What is Tradewars?
Tradewars is an online multiplayer game that was
born in the days of the BBS and is still a very popular game today. Tradewars
games now run on TWGS
(Tradewars Game Server) which can run on the windows
platform. TWGS was created by EISOnline. You can read more about Tradewars
at www.eisonline.com
How can ATTAC make me a better player?
One example is paired ports. ATTAC will generate
paired ports, and automatically cross reference them with the ATTAC's realtime
bust list and mark busted ports with a asterick. ATTAC will then sort these
ports by the sector, amount, percent or the shortest distance to your sector.
This will help you maximize your turns and make the most cash. Another example
is that ATTAC will generate all the ports under construction, leading you
to a possible enemy base being built.
How can ATTAC make me more efficient?
Lets say that you want to sell 32k units of equipment
from a planet to the port in the sector. However, you want to sell it 250
units at a time to gain
experience from haggling with the port. You can
write a REXX script that will land on the planet, pick up the 250 units of
equipment and then sell it to the
port. You can then tell REXX to run that for 128
cycles and spare your fingers some pain. Now, any time you want to repeat
that task, you can use the
script you created.
In Summary.
Basically, ATTAC helps you play Tradewars and
it saves all the infomation as it plays in realtime. You can download ATTAC
and it will work in a limited
fashion by restricting the records a report generates
and by limiting all scripts to a max number of cycles. Purchasing ATTAC will
remove ALL these restrictions and entitles the purchasee to free upgrades.
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Smartest virtual community building and event managing platform delivering impactful experiences for your virtual 3D co-working space, events (mentoring, pitch, conference etc.), gamification, team building activities and many more.
Users can have access to specific speaker virtual sessions in real-time and will be able to host the same and share them on the platform.
Virtual co-working space or conference location tour is an amazing experience for the attendees, organisers and the sponsors. It provides the feeling of actual environment of the place and events and also provide the sponsors or exhibitors to showcase their products or companies.
Platform will allow the users to organise one-on-one meeting calls/chat with relevant stakeholders from the community. They can also brand their room and will have multiple access and controls.
User will have the ability host the event and execute multiple activity such as breakout rooms, demo, Investor pitching, meeting rooms, etc. It will allow to manage different sub-events parallel via the platform.
Volta community will be on a single platform and engage into multiple activities such as group creation, individual call/chat, information on their feed board, calendar and event management, badges to the members, etc.
Virtual games and team building activities are the key element in today’s virtual world to keep the community engaged and also boost their rapport with internal teams and company.


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1.0.5
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Changelog:
1.0.5
Added About this App section
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1.0.4
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Updated some perk description with the new values
1.0.3
Enabled and updated merc loadouts tab and merc weapons tab


I just want to take a moment to point you at an epic new Chef cookbook undertaking. John Larsen has been working on a cookbook to configure a full ATG stack with JBoss and has finished a first version. This is something I always wanted to work on but never got around to, and so I’m being extra appreciative of someone who did take the time to get it working.
Anyone who works on ATG projects knows that installing and configuring the first instances of ATG is hella complex and nearly impossible to do even with documentation. With all the options, variables and components, it mostly takes repetition and mistakes to get an initial ATG install correct.
That’s not what this cookbook is about. You still have to know how to get ATG right the first time or have someone on your team who does. This cookbook is not going to make you an ATG expert, but it will relieve the tedium of managing your configurations. It will also speed up adding a new instance. The more epic your configs, the more awesome this cookbook will be for you.
The cookbook contains a modified version of Bryan Berry’s JBoss Cookbook, specialized for ATG deployment and does the following cool things:
- Configures single or multiple instances of JBoss on a server
- Provides flexibility to determine where you will setup your lock management, global, process and workflow managers.
- Configures port management for ATG legacy ports
- Has templates for all the major ATG property files, like Configuration.properties, Lock Manager, scenario manager and workflow process manager
- Has templates for major jboss/atg configs like atg-ds.xml, bindings, log4j, run.conf, etc
- Definitions for configuration sets (lock, staging, store…)
The ATG cookbook is well thought out, fairly large and handles complex scenarios. If you are in the position of having to manage or build an ATG environment, I definitely encourage you to check it out. With something like this, it would even be possible to stealth manage your configs with Chef-solo early on if you’re looking to prove out configuration management for ATG-JBoss. In my experience, there’s something about shops running this combo that makes them, in general, resistant to configuration management. Possibly it’s the breakneck speed at which I see them running (often with scissors).


THE SANDLOT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
The 1993 film THE SANDLOT is a wondrous, true-to-life comedy about a group of boys about 10 years old. During the summer of 1962, the boys play sandlot baseball, dream of older girls, and live in absolute fear of "The Beast." Told with heavy narration, the film possesses a realistic nostalgia blended with the magic of youthful dreams and tribulations.
The movie's director is David Mickey Evans, who wrote the script with Robert Gunter, and together they have created a show that has the essence of truth as if in a biography but with the liberties of a coming of age comedy.
The narrator, Scotty Smalls (played by Tom Guiry as the fifth grader and by Arliss Howard as the narrator and the grownup), tells of his life when, two weeks from finishing the fifth grade, his family moves to a new town. He meets eight boys in a sandlot playing the most amazing game of baseball he has ever seen. The game never ends, they don't keep score and there are no sides. They play for the pure exhilaration of the sport, which they all worship.
His new acquaintances live and breathe baseball. History and their lives are told in relation to famous baseball events. When Smalls doesn't know who "The Great Bambino" or "The Sultan of Swat," is, his new friends are flabbergasted.
The adults in the picture have quite brief, but important roles.  Bill keeps promising to practice catch with him, but has trouble getting around to it. When he does, Bill's advice of "keep your eye on the ball" proves dangerous.  (Perhaps the reason I like the story so much is that Smalls's baseball ability or lack thereof reminds me so much of myself when I was his age. Balls would fly past me, going under my legs or over my head but rarely into my glove. And like him, I lived in a neighborhood with so few kids that everybody got chosen for the games.)
The guys on the sandlot have Smalls pegged as a nerd from the moment they see him. The best athlete, Benjamin "Benny" Franklin Rodriguez (Mike Vitar), taunts him with "You get straight As." Smalls corrects him in short order. "I got a B once," he shoots back. "Actually it was an A-, but it should have been a B."
The insults in the movie are true to form for fifth graders without trying to shock the audience. When a bunch of kids so rich that they can afford uniforms show up on their shiny new bikes, the insults fly fast and furiously. Typical is that from Phillips (Wil Horneff), the leader of the spoiled brats, who tries to put down Hamilton "Ham" Porter (Patrick Renna), the chubbiest member of the sandlot crew. "You bob for apples in the toilet," mocks Phillips. "And that's the way you like it." Wow, is that an insult or what?
Chester Kaczenski's sets are so perfect as to be totally unrealistic but great for nostalgia. The cars are all brand new as are the houses. The wide lawns are manicured to perfection, and there is not a scratch on anything except for the sandlot area which is in a genteel state of disrepair.
Other than the baseball, which is the thread that holds the story together, the movie has two major focal points: girls and "The Beast."
Perhaps it is different now, but then girls were something that fifth grade boys ogled and dreamed about, but rarely had the courage to do more than flirt with. And they dreamed not of ones their age, but those high school girls with fully developed figures. So it is with the sandlot boys.
In my son's and my favorite scene from the picture, nerdy and bespectacled Michael "Squints" Palledorous (Chauncey Leopardi) creates the scheme of a lifetime to get the knockdown gorgeous Wendy Peppercorn (Marley Shelton), the local lifeguard, to kiss him. It causes all of the sandlot boys to be banned forever from the swimming pool, but some punishments are worth it.
The show's great ensemble cast of unknowns is at its best in the finale. Throughout the picture the large dog, known only as "The Beast," devours any baseball hit over the sandlot into its yard. Seen only in glimpses until the end, its roar and reputation are awesome. Besides having supposedly eaten the one boy who was ever brave enough to venture into the yard, the dog is owned by a Mr. Mertle (James Earl Jones), who is known as the meanest man in town.
The well paced and compelling ending shows how inventive grade-schoolers can be at solving tough problems. And how courage is sometimes essential. I thought I had the conclusion guessed, but I was surprised. The film finishes with a delightful epilogue where we learn how all of our fictional characters turn out when they grow up. Since you grow to love these kids, you'll certainly want to know what happens to them in later life.
THE SANDLOT runs a breezy 1:41. It is rated PG for some 1962 style fifth grade profanity and for the scary scenes of "The Beast." My son Jeffrey, age 8, had mixed feeling about the movie. Being a little too young and therefore taking it too seriously, he was scared by The Beast. Overall, he found the show was "kind of boring, kind of exciting, and kind of scary." Still I think kids around 9 and up will love the picture. Even Jeffrey wanted to go back and see his favorite parts again -- the swimming pool scene and the long ending. I recommend the film to you and give it ***. I came close to awarding it even more.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: June 30, 1997
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Meditate diligently, Sīha, tireless all day and night. Develop skillful qualities, and quickly discard this bag of bones.


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Groot is your Personal Virtual assistant can help you, making your work easy.GROOT is a virtual
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KSI vs. Logan Paul 2 weigh-in results: KSI 193.2, Logan Paul 199.4
by Mookie AlexanderWe are just one day away from what amounts to the YouTube Boxing Championship of the world. Social media stars KSI and Logan Paul fought to a draw last year in a wildly successful pay-per-view event, now they’ve both turned professional and will be sans head-gear for the rematch. They’ll also be fighting on DAZN, promoted by Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing.
Before they get into the ring again, we first have to see if they’ll make the cruiserweight limit of 200 lbs. You can just sense the drama now!
You can watch the KSI vs. Logan Paul 2 weigh-ins at the top of the page, starting at 4 PM ET/1 PM PT.
KSI vs. Logan Paul 2 takes place at Staples Center in Los Angeles on Saturday, November 9th, with the main card airing at 9 PM ET and a projected main event time of 11:15 PM ET.
Fight card
KSI (193.2) vs. Logan Paul (199.4) - Cruiserweight
Devin Haney (135) vs. Alfredo Santiago (135) - WBC lightweight title
Billy Joe Saunders (167.4) vs. Marcelo Esteban Coceres (168) - WBO super-middleweight title
Joshua Brueckner (192.2) vs. Tyler Smith (199.4) - Cruiserweight
Diego Pacheco (167.2) vs. Aaron Casper (166.6) - Super Middleweight
Ronny Rios (120.6) vs. Hugo Berrio Jr. (121.6) - Featherweight
Alexis Espino vs. Gregory Clark - Super Middleweight - Fight off after Clark missed weight by 17 lbs
Nikita Ababiy (160.6) vs. Jonathan Batista (163.6) - Middleweight
Reshat Mati (148.4) vs. Cody Peterson (148.6) - Welterweights


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What are enumberables? Basically these are a set of methods which traverse, search, sort and manipulate the user's input. What is the Map Method? The Map method basically loops through what the user has inputed, say an array, and then preforms a function on the elements of said array.
Consider the example below taken from ruby.bastardsbook.com:arr = [1,2,3,4,5]
brr = arr.map{|x| -x}
puts arr.join(", ") #=> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
puts brr.join(", ") #=> -1, -2, -3, -4, -5
In the example above, the map method returns a copied version of the elements that it is called upon, the map method takes an enumerable object and a block, and runs the block for each element, it then gives an output which is each returned value from the block.


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- Participated cross-organization logistics project which resulted in the successful transfer of key materials delivered on-time to a new facility.
- Engaged with a diverse team to complete an international fact-finding mission
Midtown High Science Bowl -- Summer '19 - Summer '22
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- 2019, 2020 National Science Bowl champions
Delmar's Deli-Grocery -- Summer '18
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- Routinely operated various point-of-sale software products
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Air-Gapped Installation
The air-gapped installation is almost the same as the online installation except it creates a local registry to host the Docker images. We will demonstrate how to install KubeSphere and Kubernetes on air-gapped environment.
Note: The dependencies in different operating systems may cause upexpected problems. If you encounter any installation problems on air-gapped environment, please describe your OS information and error logs on GitHub.
Prerequisites
- If your machine is behind a firewall, you need to open the ports by following the document Ports Requirements for more information.
- Installer will use
/var/lib/docker
as the default directory where all Docker related files, including the images, are stored. We recommend you to add additional storage to a disk with at least 100G mounted at/var/lib/docker
and/mnt/registry
respectively, use the fdisk command for reference.
- Installer uses Local volume based on OpenEBS to provide storage service with dynamic provisioning. It is convenient for testing and development. For production, please configure supported persistent storage service and prepare high availability configuration before installation.
- Since the air-gapped machines cannot connect to apt or yum source, please use clean Linux machine to avoid this problem.
Step 1: Prepare Linux Hosts
The following describes the requirements of hardware and operating system. To get started with multi-node installation, you need to prepare at least three
hosts according to the following requirements.
- Supported OSes: CentOS 7.4 ~ 7.7 (64-bit), Ubuntu 16.04.5/16.04.6/18.04.1/18.04.2/18.04.3 LTS (64-bit)
- Time synchronization is required across all nodes, otherwise the installation may not succeed;
- For
Ubuntu 16.04
OS, it is recommended to select16.04.5
; - If you are using
Ubuntu 18.04
, you need to use the userroot
. - Ensure your disk of each node is at least 100G.
- CPU and memory in total of all machines: 2 cores and 4 GB for minimal installation; 8 cores and 16 GB for complete installation.
The following section describes an example to introduce multi-node installation. This example shows three hosts installation by taking the master
serving as the taskbox to execute the installation. The following cluster consists of one Master and two Nodes.
Note: KubeSphere supports the high-availability configuration of the Masters and Etcd nodes. Please refer to Creating High Availability KubeSphere Cluster for guide.
| Host IP | Host Name | Role |
|---|---|---|
| <IP_ADDRESS> | master | master, etcd |
| <IP_ADDRESS> | node1 | node |
| <IP_ADDRESS> | node2 | node |
Cluster Architecture
Single Master, Single Etcd, Two Nodes
Step 2: Download Installer Package
Download KubeSphere 2.1.1
to your taskbox machine, then unpack it and go to the folder conf
.
curl -L https://kubesphere.io/download/offline/latest > kubesphere-all-offline-v2.1.1.tar.gz \
&& tar -zxf kubesphere-all-offline-v2.1.1.tar.gz && cd kubesphere-all-offline-v2.1.1/conf
Step 3: Configure Host Template
This step is only for multi-node installation, you can skip this step if you choose all-in-one installation.
Please refer to the following sample to configure all hosts in hosts.ini
. It is recommended to install KubeSphere using root user. The following is an example configuration for CentOS 7.5
using root user. Note do not manually wrap any line in the file.
Note:
- If you use non-root user with sudo access to install KubeSphere, you need to refer to the example block that is commented out in
conf/hosts.ini
.- If the
root
user of that taskbox machine cannot establish SSH connection with the rest of machines, you need to refer to thenon-root
user example at the top of theconf/hosts.ini
, but it is recommended to switchroot
user when executinginstall.sh
.- master, node1 and node2 are the host names of each node and all host names should be in lowercase.
hosts.ini
[all]
master ansible_connection=local ip=<IP_ADDRESS>
node1 ansible_host=<IP_ADDRESS> ip=<IP_ADDRESS> ansible_ssh_pass=PASSWORD
node2 ansible_host=<IP_ADDRESS> ip=<IP_ADDRESS> ansible_ssh_pass=PASSWORD
[local-registry]
master
[kube-master]
master
[kube-node]
node1
node2
[etcd]
master
[k8s-cluster:children]
kube-node
kube-master
Note:
- You need to replace each node information such as IP, password with real values in the group
[all]
. The master node is the taskbox so you do not need to add password field here.- Installer will use a node as the local registry for docker images, defaults to “master” in the group
[local-registry]
.- The “master” node also takes the role of master and etcd, so “master” is filled under the group
[kube-master]
and the group[etcd]
respectively.- “node1” and “node2” both serve the role of
Node
, so they are filled under the group[kube-node]
.Parameters Specification:
ansible_connection
: Connection type to the host, “local” in the example above means local connection.ansible_host
: The name of the host to be connected.ip
: The ip of the host to be connected.ansible_user
: The default ssh user name to use.ansible_become_pass
: Allows you to set the privilege escalation password.ansible_ssh_pass
: The password of the host to be connected using root.
Step 4: Enable All Components
This is step is complete installation. You can skip this step if you choose a minimal installation.
Edit conf/common.yaml
, reference the following changes with values being true
which are false
by default.
# LOGGING CONFIGURATION
# logging is an optional component when installing KubeSphere, and
# Kubernetes builtin logging APIs will be used if logging_enabled is set to false.
# Builtin logging only provides limited functions, so recommend to enable logging.
logging_enabled: true # Whether to install logging system
elasticsearch_master_replica: 1 # total number of master nodes, it's not allowed to use even number
elasticsearch_data_replica: 2 # total number of data nodes
elasticsearch_volume_size: 20Gi # Elasticsearch volume size
log_max_age: 7 # Log retention time in built-in Elasticsearch, it is 7 days by default.
elk_prefix: logstash # the string making up index names. The index name will be formatted as ks-<elk_prefix>-log
kibana_enabled: false # Kibana Whether to install built-in Grafana
#external_es_url: SHOULD_BE_REPLACED # External Elasticsearch address, KubeSphere supports integrate with Elasticsearch outside the cluster, which can reduce the resource consumption.
#external_es_port: SHOULD_BE_REPLACED # External Elasticsearch service port
#DevOps Configuration
devops_enabled: true # Whether to install built-in DevOps system (Supports CI/CD pipeline, Source/Binary to image)
jenkins_memory_lim: 8Gi # Jenkins memory limit, it is 8 Gi by default
jenkins_memory_req: 4Gi # Jenkins memory request, it is 4 Gi by default
jenkins_volume_size: 8Gi # Jenkins volume size, it is 8 Gi by default
jenkinsJavaOpts_Xms: 3g # Following three are JVM parameters
jenkinsJavaOpts_Xmx: 6g
jenkinsJavaOpts_MaxRAM: 8g
sonarqube_enabled: true # Whether to install built-in SonarQube
#sonar_server_url: SHOULD_BE_REPLACED # External SonarQube address, KubeSphere supports integrate with SonarQube outside the cluster, which can reduce the resource consumption.
#sonar_server_token: SHOULD_BE_REPLACED # SonarQube token
# Following components are all optional for KubeSphere,
# Which could be turned on to install it before installation or later by updating its value to true
openpitrix_enabled: true # KubeSphere application store
metrics_server_enabled: true # For KubeSphere HPA to use
servicemesh_enabled: true # KubeSphere service mesh system(Istio-based)
notification_enabled: true # KubeSphere notification system
alerting_enabled: true # KubeSphere alerting system
Step 5: Install KubeSphere to Linux Machines
Note:
- Generally, you can install KubeSphere without any modification, it will start with minimal installation by default.
- If you want to enable pluggable feature components installation, modify common.yaml and refer to Enable Pluggable Components Installation for instructions.
- Installer uses Local volume based on openEBS to provide storage service with dynamic provisioning. For production environment, please configure supported persistent storage service before installation.
- Since the default subnet for Cluster IPs is <IP_ADDRESS>/18, and the default subnet for Pod IPs is <IP_ADDRESS>/18, the node IPs must not use the two IP range. You can modify the default subnets
kube_service_addresses
orkube_pods_subnet
in the fileconf/common.yaml
to avoid conflicts.
1. Enter scripts
folder, and execute install.sh
using root
user:
cd ../cripts
./install.sh
2. Type 2
to select multi-node mode to start the installation. The installer will ask you if you have set up persistent storage service or not. Just type yes
since we are going to use local volume.
################################################
KubeSphere Installer Menu
################################################
* 1) All-in-one
* 2) Multi-node
* 3) Quit
################################################
https://kubesphere.io/ 2020-02-24
################################################
Please input an option: 2
3. Verify the multi-node installation：
(1). If “Successful” it returned after install.sh
process completed, then congratulation! you are ready to go.
successsful!
#####################################################
### Welcome to KubeSphere! ###
#####################################################
Console: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:30880
Account: admin
Password: P@88w0rd
NOTE：Please modify the default password after login.
#####################################################
Note: The information above is saved in a log file that you can view by following the guide.
(2). You will be able to use default account and password admin / P@88w0rd
to log in the console http://{$IP}:30880
to take a tour of KubeSphere. Please change the default password after logging in.
Note: After log in console, please verify the monitoring status of service components in the “Cluster Status”. If any service is not ready, please wait patiently untill all components get running up.
Enable Pluggable Components
If you already have set up minimal installation, you still can edit the ConfigMap of ks-installer using the following command. Please make sure there is enough resource in your machines, see Pluggable Components Overview.
kubectl edit cm -n kubesphere-system ks-installer
FAQ
If you have further questions please do not hesitate to raise issues on GitHub.


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This HTML5 Flexible template could be a good starting point for some of your projects. The template file starts by setting a background color on the HTML element, and setting max-width on the body, which is styled like a wrapper. The BODY element is also set to a percentage width so it leaves a bit of HTML color until it shrinks in size toward the mobile view.
There is an image with a class of FLEXIBLE which is set to a max-width equal to the size of the image. Simutaneously the class sets the image to a percentage width, allowing the image to flex in size. The height is not changed, as this would skew the image.
The LIST elements inside the NAV are displayed inline by setting the display to be inline-block. Bullets are removed by setting the UL to display
The FOOTER includes a clear:both to keep everything above it!


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Interface Elements
Settings
Sign Out
Dashboard
Test Page
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Devices
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Formations
Create Formation
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Actions
Detailed View
Edit
Delete
User activity
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jcotton deleted the instance
anarachy
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Here is a list of every command that can be used with Agreement Engine. For a full explanation of the system and how it works, see the about page. In order to run a command, send a tweet starting with @agreementengine, followed by the command and its arguments.
generate (number) (likes/retweets)
Generates new like or retweet contracts, awarding the user with TSC.
If no parameters are given, it defaults to generating 10 like contracts.
ex: @agreementengine generate 5 retweets
try it yourself!
execute (number) | in reply to
Spends TSC to execute other people's contracts on the post replied to.
This command must be executed in response to another post.
ex: @agreementengine execute 100
balance
Gives the user's current balance in TSC.
ex: @agreementengine balance
try it yourself!
likes
Displays how many active like contracts the user has.
A user can have a maximum of 10 active like contracts at a time.
ex: @agreementengine likes
try it yourself!
retweets
Displays how many active retweet contracts the user has.
A user can have a maximum of 10 active retweet contracts at a time.
ex: @agreementengine retweets
try it yourself!
send (number) | tag other user
Sends TSC from one user to another.
If multiple users are mentioned, it will be sent to the first user.
ex: @agreementengine send 100 @otheruser
try it yourself!
agreement (number) (type) | tag other user
Creates a new agreement between the user and the first other user mentioned in the post.
If no parameters are given, an unenforced contract is created.
The creator of the agreement can stake TSC or like/retweet contracts which are exchanged for TSC if the agreement is broken.
If the agreement is upheld, the creator keeps their stake, otherwise it is given to the other user.
ex: @agreementengine agreement 500 @otheruser I promise to visit next time I'm in LA!
ex: @agreementengine agreement 5 likes @otheruser I'll pay you back for dinner last night.
try it yourself!
upheld | in reply to
Votes that an agreement was upheld. Must be a response to an agreement post.
ex: @agreementengine upheld
broken | in reply to
Votes that an agreement was broken. Must be a response to an agreement post.
ex: @agreementengine broken


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An interactive map of estimated water use by state during the year 2010. The data is provided by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and can be found at USGS Water Use in the United States. The report, Estimated Use of Water in the United States in 2010, describes the purpose and scope along with the sources of data and methods of analysis. The choropleth map and bar chart show total water withdrawls by state in units of million gallons per day (mgd). The map was built using D3.js, a javascript library used for data visualization.


Dropdown: Explicit Positioning Content - with offsets
These dropdowns test various positioning and alignments WITH OFFSETS. Valid positions are left/right/top/bottom. Valid alignments are left/right/top/bottom/center. Left align means left sides should line up. Right align means right sides should line up. Center align means centers should line up. Positive Offsets should always be applied in a direction to create space between the anchor and the dropdown.
Top and Bottom positioned
Bottom Left
This offset should push right and down.
Bottom Center
This offset should push down and to the global right (right)
Bottom Right
This offset should push left and down.
Top Left
This offset should push right and up.
Top Center
This offset should push up and to the global right (right)
Top Right
This offset should push left and up.
Left and Right Positioned
Right Top
This offset should push right and down.
Left Top
This offset should push left and down.
Right Center
This offset should push right and down
Left Center
This offset should push left and down
Right Bottom
This offset should push right and up.
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This offset should push left and up.


THE MAGIC FLUTE (1975) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Director: Ingmar Bergman Writer: Ingmar Bergman (based on the opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder) Starring: Josef Köstlinger, Irma Urrila, Ulrik Cold, Birgit Nordin, Håkan Hagegård, Elisabeth Erikson, Ragnar Ulfung, Erik Säden, Britt-Marie Aruhn, Kirsten Vaupel, Birgitta Smiding
Adapting a very playful opera doesn't seem like it wouldn't be something a director like Ingmar Bergman would do, let alone be able to pull off. Bergman's fascinated with death, philosophy, and numerous other topics, and his films are often creepy yet brilliant pontifications on these topics. Mozart's "The Magic Flute" is a light-hearted fantasy about love, not really getting very deep at all, and appealing to anyone who just wants to hear a fun story be told with beautiful music. I'm not sure what initially piqued Bergman's interest in this project.
"The Magic Flute" is, basically, a filmed opera, albeit a very staged one. I've never seen an opera film before, but from what I hear, they're either: a) lavish films that set everything realistically, or b) those PBS offering where they just tape the opera being done in an auditorium in front of an audience. But Bergman wants to do both of these simultaneously, and the result is a film which looks staged, but has some really wacky special effects that a staged opera wouldn't have.
Mozart wrote "The Magic Flute" for a vaudevillian theatre, and the story is a silly one dealing with monsters, gods, and a couple people who are just looking for love. The story plays as a traditional fairy tale adults tell their children before they go to bed (or at least used to in olden days they did), and this is reflected in the way it is presented and told. Bergman doesn't shoot over everyone's heads and make this a darker opera with lots of Kirkugaad or something; he merely tells it the way it was supposed to be told.
As I said, the story's just silly, filled with lots of the traditional cliches: there's the square-jawed hero, Tamino (Josef Köstlinger), who, in the beginning, slays a dragon, and wins the respect of a trio of women (Britt-Marie Aruhn, Kirsten Vaupel, and Birgitta Smiding), who are mightily impressed by him and recommend him to the Queen of the Night (Birgit Nordin), who enlists him to rescue her daughter, the beautiful Pamina (Irma Urrila), from her alleged evil father, Sarastro (Ulrik Cold), who has taken Pamina from her.
We are also introduced to the comic relief of the story, a bird-watcher named Papageno (Håkan Hagegård) who's only wish is to find some woman to be his wife. However, he eventually befriends Tamino, and is soon helping him on his quest to locate Pamina, and also discovers that there is actually a woman who would like to be his wife. While his character isn't entirely necessary to the plot, he does give the film a great kind of humor that Tamino doesn't (Papageno is more of the humorous kind, who you rather laugh at when he begins to feel suicidal then feel bad for, primarily because you know he won't be able to go through with it).
The second half of the film deals with Tamino and Papageno in the lair of Sarastro, who is an obese, scary-looking individual, and followed around by an ominous group of priests. He seems threatening and for awhile it seems like he's the big villain, but he soon turns out to be a kind and gentle human being, whilst the Queen of the Night turns out to be the villain. Ulrik Cold portrays Sarastro splendidly, exhibiting a very gentle side which is easy to like.
Oh, and there's the magic flute, of course: a gift given to Tamino that when played can tame any creature. It comes in handy now and then, rendering any fierce creature to be kind and playful.
As I said, the story's pure fluff, and luckily Bergman plays it that way. But that's not all he does with it. Opera, like ballet and plays, has to be able to live in the moment. There's something cheap about seeing people seeing entire operas on film like its reality, even though with musicals its completely different (not even sure why, but I can take "An American in Paris" seriously, but not this). Bergman gives the entire film a sense of immeadiacy by dividing the film into its Acts, including the Overture, and always cutting to people in the audience, particularly a little girl who watches with delight, smiles at the right times, and seems serious in the more melodramatic areas.
We also get to see some behind-the-scenes work, which is all staged, like: the guy playing Papageno almost missing his first entrance, and people sitting in silent concentration during the intermission instead of fooling around. The entire opera takes place on a stage, and we see it constantly, but Bergman takes us into the opera like the audience doesn't, showing us more elaborate sets, and framing each shot perfectly so that we get to see exactly what Bergman wants us to see. One scene works perfectly: Tamino is given a labor by Sarastro that he must do, which entails him not talking to anyone; Pamina walks in to talk to him, and he tries desperately not to talk to her, but she has no clue what he's doing. Bergman cuts to both their facial expressions one by one, getting both emotions on their own, and giving the sense that they're seperated.
He also adds lots of other fun stuff, like sub-titles that the actors hold for the audience (in sweedish, of course), and blatant sets and special effects (look at the strings on the flute when it hovers over the characters in one scene). But he also shows us things we'd never see as the audience, like the inside of a hellish cave where two characters have to go in when for one of their labors to Sarastro. And he always cuts to the audience, letting us know that this is all happening before us (my favorite is the overture where he shows numerous people's faces, which are probably the same faces we have when watching this).
But Bergman still goes farther. He concentrates on the story and the acting, as well as the music. Every performer has a magnificent voice that perfectly highlights Mozart's brilliant score, but they also have the acting ability to make it all seem real, particularly Håkan Hagegård, who plays the joyous Papageno. Operas stars usually don't worry themselves much with the acting, but instead think chiefly about the singing, which is a very important part. But Bergman knows that acting is equally important, and he balances the two nicely.
Even the more plastic elements work well. This film is stunning to look at, with wonderful sets, interesting costumes, and yet another work of gorgeous cinematography by Bergman fave, Sven Nykvist. The entire feel of the film is not dreary-looking or uneasy, but playful and magical. This gives the film the tone it should have, and even gives it the feel that its taking place on a stage and not a sound studio.
But what "The Magic Flute" really does is capture the entire feel of the story. We feel happy when characters finally get what they want, we laugh at Papageno's antics, we feel sad when characters are going through something emotionally trivial, and we feel bowled over by some of the more suspenseful parts of the story. We also get the music perfectly done for us. This is a film where every single aspect of what opera should be comes together. I'm not really a fan of opera, yet "The Magic Flute" was something I couldn't take my eyes off of. And it's even more suprising because it was directed by someone like Bergman, who went out on a limb, and did something he never did before. The amazing parts is how well this holds up to his other works, even if its not as philosophical or didactic.
MY RATING (out of 4): ****
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| 019:010 Maulana | : |
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He said, "My Lord, give me a sign." He said, "Your sign is that you will not speak to the people for three consecutive nights." |
| 019:010 Sarwar | : |
Zachariah asked, " Lord, show me evidence (if this is a heavenly news)." The Lord said, "The evidence for it is that you must not speak (to any mortal) though you are in good health for three nights (and days)." |
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| 019:010 Yusufali | : |
(Zakariya) said: "O my Lord! give me a Sign." "Thy Sign," was the answer, "Shall be that thou shalt speak to no man for three nights, although thou art not dumb." |
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Type GoalMap
Namespace RogueSharp
Interfaces IGoalMap
A class for assigning weights to every cell on the Map which can then be used for finding paths or building desire-driven AI
Methods
Public instance methods
void AddGoal(int x, int y, int weight)
Add a Goal at the specified location with the specified weight
Parameters
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int
x - X location of the Goal starting with 0 as the farthest left
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int
y - Y location of the Goal starting with 0 as the top
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int
weight - The priority of this goal with respect to other goals with lower numbers being a higher priority
void AddObstacle(int x, int y)
Add an Obstacle at the specified location. Any paths found must not go through Obstacles
Parameters
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int
x - X location of the Obstacle starting with 0 as the farthest left
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int
y - Y location of the Obstacle starting with 0 as the top
void AddObstacles(IEnumerable<Point> obstacles)
Add multiple obstacles from the specified enumeration of locations
Parameters
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IEnumerable<Point>
obstacles - An enumeration of points representing X, Y locations of Obstacles to avoid when path-finding
void ClearGoals()
Remove all goals from this GoalMap
void ClearObstacles()
Remove all Obstacles from this GoalMap
Path FindPath(int x, int y)
Returns a shortest Path representing an ordered List of Points from the specified location to the Goal determined to have the highest priority
Distance to the goals and the weight of the goals are both used in determining the priority
The path must not pass through any obstacles specified in this GoalMap instance
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the farthest left
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int
y - Y location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the top
Returns
-
Path
- An ordered List of Points representing a shortest path from the specified location to the Goal determined to have the highest priority
Path FindPathAvoidingGoals(int x, int y)
Returns a Path representing an ordered list of Points from the specified location away from Goals specified in this GoalMap instance
Distance to the goals and the weight of the goals are both used in determining the priority of avoiding the Goals
The path must not pass through any Obstacles specified in this GoalMap instance
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the farthest left
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int
y - Y location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the top
Returns
-
Path
- A Path representing ordered List of Points from the specified location away from Goals and avoiding Obstacles
ReadOnlyCollection<Path> FindPaths(int x, int y)
Returns a ReadOnlyCollection of Paths representing all of the shortest paths from the specified location to the Goal or Goals determined to have the highest priority
This method is useful when there are multiple paths that would all work and we want to have some additional logic to pick one of the best paths
The FindPath( int x, int y ) method in the GoalMap class uses this method and then chooses the first path.
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the farthest left
-
int
y - Y location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the top
Returns
-
ReadOnlyCollection<Path>
- A ReadOnlyCollection of Paths representing all of the shortest paths from the specified location to the Goal or Goals determined to have the highest priority
void RemoveGoal(int x, int y)
Remove a Goal at the specified location
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the Goal starting with 0 as the farthest left
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int
y - Y location of the Goal starting with 0 as the top
void RemoveObstacle(int x, int y)
Remove an Obstacle at the specified location
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the Obstacle starting with 0 as the farthest left
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int
y - Y location of the Obstacle starting with 0 as the top
Path TryFindPath(int x, int y)
Returns a shortest Path representing an ordered List of Points from the specified location to the Goal determined to have the highest priority
Distance to the goals and the weight of the goals are both used in determining the priority
The path must not pass through any obstacles specified in this GoalMap instance
null will be returned if a path cannot be found
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the farthest left
-
int
y - Y location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the top
Returns
-
Path
- An ordered List of Points representing a shortest path from the specified location to the Goal determined to have the highest priority. null is returned if a path cannot be found
Path TryFindPathAvoidingGoals(int x, int y)
Returns a Path representing an ordered list of Points from the specified location away from Goals specified in this GoalMap instance
Distance to the goals and the weight of the goals are both used in determining the priority of avoiding the Goals
The path must not pass through any Obstacles specified in this GoalMap instance
Returns null if a Path is not found
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the farthest left
-
int
y - Y location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the top
Returns
-
Path
- A Path representing ordered List of Points from the specified location away from Goals and avoiding Obstacles. Returns null if a Path is not found
ReadOnlyCollection<Path> TryFindPaths(int x, int y)
Returns a ReadOnlyCollection of Paths representing all of the shortest paths from the specified location to the Goal or Goals determined to have the highest priority
This method is useful when there are multiple paths that would all work and we want to have some additional logic to pick one of the best paths
The FindPath( int x, int y ) method in the GoalMap class uses this method and then chooses the first path.
Parameters
-
int
x - X location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the farthest left
-
int
y - Y location of the beginning of the path, starting with 0 as the top
Returns
-
ReadOnlyCollection<Path>
- A ReadOnlyCollection of Paths representing all of the shortest paths from the specified location to the Goal or Goals determined to have the highest priority. Returns null if no path is found.