BY EDWIN JAHIEL
PROJECT X (1987) *** Directed by Jonathan Kaplan. Written by Stanley Weiser. Story by Weiser.Photography, Dan Cundey. Editing, O. Nicholas Brown. Music, James Horner. Cast: Matthew Broderick (Jimmy Garrett), Helen Hunt (Teri), Bill Sadler (Dr. Carroll), Johnny Ray McGhee (Robertson) Jonathan Stark (Sergeant Krieger), Robin Gammell (Colonel Niles), Stephen Lang (Watts), Jean Smart (Dr. Criswell) , et al, Producers, Walter F. Parkes , Lawrence Lasker. A 20th Century Fox film, 108 minutes, PG
This X is a PG that could entertain the entire alphabet of audiences.
It seems to be telling us that, statistically, films about apes are doing better than films about humans. In previous and recent years, there was Greystoke; The Legend Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes (1984), Link (1986) And Now Project X. Greystoke is, in my opinion, an underrated, humanistic film, hurt in part by its shortening before release. Link is a clever, witty but un-smug movie with splendid simian effects and astute cross references to other films. Because of vagaries of misdistribution it went practically unseen, but was later re-released in New York where the reviews were very good.
Project X has much appeal. So, apes now stand at a perfect score of 3 on 3 that no other movie subject can approach. Perhaps this is owed to the fact that the serious ape-movie makers are smarter, more intelligent and caring than their colleagues.
In the movie, Teri, (Helen Hunt), a University of Wisconsin graduate student, has been training for three years the Africa-born chimpanzee Virgil, teaching him sign language. It's nicely done, without cuteness or gratuitous picturesqueness or laughs. Teri looks like a real student. Virgil is smart (it seems that chimps have the intelligence of a 5-year old.) Less convincing is the fact that Teri's grant is not renewed --most universities know a good project when they see it. This arbitrariness is, of course, introduced for dramatic reasons, as Virgil is sent to a secret Air Force laboratory in Florida.
Jimmy (Matthew Broderick), a young flier with a record of messing up, is let out of military jail , assigned as a last chance to that lab, and given charge of, natch, Virgil --who, with nice parallelism is in a cage.
Inevitably it is love at third sight between the two. Broderick, at that time, came from that vast reservoir of anonymous-faced young actors. Both young and older, generic non-stars are one of the banes of world (not just American) cinema today , unlike the days when a Clark Gable could never have been taken for a Spencer Tracy or a Robert Taylor, not a Charles Boyer for a Jean Gabin.
Yet here, having Broderick play an ordinary , un-quirky fellow --and play him naturally and well -- you get the paradox that his Jimmy rapidly gets personalized. The lab's hush-hush project is to teach apes to fly simulators in lieu of human pilots. Jimmy senses there's more to it than this, but, fascinated by the chimps, busies himself with Virgil, even discovers (in a clever sequence) that monkey speaks sign language.
The moment comes, though, when the X in Project X takes on its real and sinister significance... one that I will not reveal and spoil surprise and suspense. It is at this point that the film leaves the ground of scientific and humanistic realism and plausibility, and soars into the fantasies of Movie Space. Teri reappears, high drama, pathos, action and the simian version of Spartacus follow one another with a speed that just might, temporarily, camouflage the silliness, especially since it is entertaining silliness. The ending is happy...and outlandish.
The introduction of monkeyshines and shenanigans comes late enough for the movie to have already conditioned you through its leisurely, low-key, credible developments . The film-makers --the two producers were the co-writers of War Games) exercised restraint, even made a modest, valid point about Jimmy's growth and new sense of values. Both in the early and later parts, the acting by the monkeys, Jimmy and his co-workers (in that order) is very good, while the military higher-ups and scientists are ho-hum.
But the film sets a solid sense of poignancy that builds up and could carry you through the frenetic wind-up.
The chimps are irresistibly interesting and entertaining. Credit the unseen studio trainers who are the real stars of the movie. Mind you, not everything is in the training. Many shots that look entirely spontaneous involve a very large amount of editing and trickery. Apes play multiple roles, reaction shots are painstakingly chosen among thousands to match whatever the apes are reacting to, and so on.
The movie does raise serious issues about the treatment of animals as guinea chimps, as well as more general questions on man-and-beast relationships. More important yet is the unstated fact of the obscenity of war, the war that underlies military research and expenditures. There's finally the equally unspoken but inescapable question of why we can teach apes but not human children?
Project X certainly will not go down in history as a great movie, but it is one of those films (much fewer than one thinks), of which one can say that they give you your money's worth in charm, fun, and sentiment while you're watching. I took quite enthusiastic notes when I saw this film again. As the days went by, I modified my notes downward, because, in retrospect, less and less of the movie stayed with me . And thinking about it, its out-and-out Hollywoodisms tended to crowd out some of its better aspects. Even so, I'm keeping it on the recommended list of above-average flicks.
Jonathan Kaplan was a low-budget film-maker until he directed the 1983 sleeper Heart Like a Wheel. He has excellent control over Project X, shows sensitivity and (too much) imagination.
Matthew Broderick, then fresh from his title role in the delightful Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986), was and still is one of our most likable young (and later, youthful) actors. In particular he was a joy in Biloxi Blues (1988), impressive in Glory (1989, a howl in the relatively underrated The Freshman (1990), and a key presence in the very underrated Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994) .
Constantly employed for close to thirty years, in TV (mostly) and movies, Helen Hunt is here in one of her earliest "legit" features and shows clear promise. She had to wait until As Good as it Gets (1997) for her Oscar and her Golden Globe.
Production values are very good, from the difficult photography and special effects to the appropriately cold look of aseptic sets that contrast with the warmth of the chimps and their trainers. Only the music is annoyingly intrusive as it goes from strong beats of break dancing and disco to a relentless, deja heard assemblage of audience-conditioning devices. The apes' noises are much nicer.
"Le mauvais gout mene au crime"(Stendhal)
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I no longer own this bike, having sold it in August 2012 to build up a more versatile Surly Long Haul Trucker.
A recent (July 2012) gallery of pictures when the bike was built up is here. There are a few pictures of just the frame and forks, too.
A gallery of the original frame build is here
The frame and fork were custom built by Robin Mather, near Bath (UK). The front triangle is Reynolds 853, the rear stays are 725 and the fork is Reynolds 525. It's silver brazed.
Since I'm 6'1"/90KG, the tubing was selected for strength and durability rather than saving weight. Having said that, when built up the bike weighed just 8.6kg/18.95lb.
The tubes are connected with Pacenti lugs. The fork crown is stainless steel. I asked Robin to cut the lugs so as to make them simple but elegant. Nothing too curly or ornate. I think he did an amazing job. The fork crown and rear fork ends (drop outs) are my two favourite features. The cutting and polishing of the fork crown are incredibly precise as is the paint work by Argos Cycles.
The geometry is as follows:
That's pretty tight for a road bike and not too far off modern track bike geometry for a frame of its size. It's a very comfortable ride given that I asked for something a bit more 'track' than the Surly Steamroller which it replaces.
Both the frame and fork are in very good condition with just a few chips to the paint and a scratch on the top bar.
An older (2004) gallery of pictures is here
The full specification of the bike as I used to ride it is here
The wheels were built by Brixton Cycles and most of the other components were bought from Will at Hubjub.


dpkg-divert(8) dpkg utilities dpkg-divert(8) NAME dpkg-divert - override a package's version of a file SYNOPSIS dpkg-divert [option...] command DESCRIPTION dpkg-divert is the utility used to set up and update the list of diver‐ sions. File diversions are a way of forcing dpkg(1) not to install a file into its location, but to a diverted location. Diversions can be used through the Debian package scripts to move a file away when it causes a conflict. System administrators can also use it to override some package's configu‐ ration file, or whenever some files (which aren't marked as 'conffiles') need to be preserved by dpkg, when installing a newer version of a pack‐ age which contains those files. COMMANDS [--add] file Add a diversion for file. --remove file Remove a diversion for file. --list glob-pattern List diversions matching glob-pattern. --listpackage file Print the name of the package that diverts file. Prints LOCAL if file is locally diverted and nothing if file is not diverted. --truename file Print the real name for a diverted file. OPTIONS --admindir directory Set the dpkg data directory to directory (default: /var/lib/dpkg). --divert divert-to divert-to is the location where the versions of file, as provided by other packages, will be diverted. --local Specifies that all packages' versions of this file are diverted. This means, that there are no exceptions, and whatever package is installed, the file is diverted. This can be used by an admin to install a locally modified version. --package package package is the name of a package whose copy of file will not be diverted. i.e. file will be diverted for all packages except pack‐ age. --quiet Quiet mode, i.e. no verbose output. --rename Actually move the file aside (or back). dpkg-divert will abort operation in case the destination file already exists. --test Test mode, i.e. don't actually perform any changes, just demon‐ strate. -?, --help Show the usage message and exit. --version Show the version and exit. NOTES When adding, default is --local and --divert original.distrib. When removing, --package or --local and --divert must match if specified. Directories can't be diverted with dpkg-divert. Care should be taken when diverting shared libraries, ldconfig(8) creates a symbolic link based on the DT_SONAME field embedded in the library. Because ldconfig doesn't honour diverts (only dpkg does), the symlink may end up pointing at the diverted library, if a diverted library has the same SONAME as the undiverted one. EXAMPLES To divert all copies of a /usr/bin/example to /usr/bin/example.foo, i.e. directs all packages providing /usr/bin/example to install it as /usr/bin/example.foo, performing the rename if required: dpkg-divert --divert /usr/bin/example.foo --rename /usr/bin/example To remove that diversion: dpkg-divert --rename --remove /usr/bin/example To divert any package trying to install /usr/bin/example to /usr/bin/example.foo, except your own wibble package: dpkg-divert --package wibble --divert /usr/bin/example.foo --rename /usr/bin/example To remove that diversion: dpkg-divert --package wibble --rename --remove /usr/bin/example ENVIRONMENT DPKG_ADMINDIR If set and the --admindir option has not been specified, it will be used as the dpkg data directory. DPKG_MAINTSCRIPT_PACKAGE If set and the --local and --package options have not been speci‐ fied, dpkg-divert will use it as the package name. FILES /var/lib/dpkg/diversions File which contains the current list of diversions of the system. It is located in the dpkg administration directory, along with other files important to dpkg, such as status or available. Note: dpkg-divert preserves the old copy of this file, with exten‐ sion -old, before replacing it with the new one. SEE ALSO dpkg(1). Debian Project 2011-08-14 dpkg-divert(8)


The parent EventDispatcher instance. If this instance has no parent, this value will be set to null. The parent is used in the bubbling and capturing phases of events.
Returns which axis this ScrollTracker instance is tracking.
Returns the target element this ScrollTracker instance is tracking.
Adds a new event listener. The given handler function will be called in the following cases:
The eventType to listen for
The handler function that will be called when a matching event is dispatched. This function will retrieve the dispatched [[IEvent|event]] as a parameter
Indicates if this handler should be called during the capturing phase of an event chain. If and only if this is set to false will this handler be called during the bubbling phase of an event chain.
A number that indicates the priority of this event listener relative to other event listeners of the same type on this EventDispatcher instance. A higher number indicates that this listener will be called earlier.
An object describing the listener that has a [[EventListenerData.dispose|dispose()]] method to remove the listener.
Adds a new point of which we will detect when it enters and leaves the view.
The position of this points in pixels. This is the distance from the start or end of the target element depending on the 'side' parameter, measured horizontally or vertically depending on the axis of this ScrollTracker instance.
The side from which the 'position' parameter is defined. Side.START measures the position from the top or left edge and Side.END will measure the position from the bottom or right edge.
A reference to a ScrollTrackerPoint instance that can be used to bind events, remove or update the point added.
Dispatches the given event. The dispatch consists of three phases:
If any of the event handlers call [[IEvent.stopPropagation|stopPropagation()]], we will skip all event handlers that occur on a target later in the event chain. If an event handler calls [[IEvent.stopImmediatePropagation|stopImmediatePropagation()]], we will also skip any event handlers on the same target in the event chain.
The event to dispatch
If one of the handlers that have been called during this dispatch called [[IEvent.preventDefault|event.preventDefault()]], this method will return false. If no handlers have been called or none of the handlers have called [[IEvent.preventDefault|event.preventDefault()]], this method will return true.
Please note: [[IEvent.preventDefault|preventDefault()]] can only be called on events that have their [[IEvent.cancelable|cancelable]] property set to true
Disposes this ScrollTracker and all points created on it. Removes all event handlers.
Checks if an event listener matching the given parameters exists on this EventDispatcher instance.
Will only look for event listeners with this eventType
If set, will only match event listeners that have the same handler function
If set, will only match event listeners that have the same useCapture argument. Please note: if no useCapture argument was provided to addEventListener, it is set to false by default
True if one or more event listeners exist
Initialize scroll and resize events using jQuery. Resize events will only be used when the target of ScrollTracker is 'window'. If the target is not window, updateSize() has to be called manually to update the view size.
After dispose has been called, this method returns true. Use this method to determine whether dispose() should be run again.
Handles events thrown by ScrollTrackerPoint instances and bubbles them up to this ScrollTracker instance.
The event thrown.
Removes all event listeners that have a [[IEvent.type|type]] of the given eventType from this EventDispatcher instance, regardless of their [[EventListenerData.handler|handler]] or [[EventListenerData.useCapture|useCapture]] property.
Please note: if you remove an event listener during the dispatch of an event it will not be called anymore, even if it was supposed to be called in the same event chain
The [[IEvent.type|type]] of event to remove. If not provided, all event listeners will be removed regardless of their type.
Removes all points from this ScrollTracker instance. They will be destructed and will no longer throw events.
Removes all event listeners that match the given parameters from this EventDispatcher instance.
Please note: if you remove an event listener during the dispatch of an event it will not be called anymore, even if it was supposed to be called in the same event chain
Only event listeners of that have this eventType are removed
Only event listeners that have this handler function will be removed
Only event listeners that have been added with the same useCapture parameter will be removed. Please note: if no useCapture argument is provided, only event listeners that have useCapture set to false will be removed.
Removes an existing point from this ScrollTracker. This point will be destructed and will no longer throw events.
The ScrollTrackerPoint instance to remove.
Boolean indicating if the point was found and removed successfully.
Event handler called when the target element is scrolled. Will detect the new scroll position and call checkInView() on all tracking points.
Updates the size of the viewport of the target element.
Checks if an event listener with a [[EventListenerData.type|type]] of the given eventType exists on this EventDispatcher or any ancestor EventDispatcher instance.
The event type to check for
true if a matching listener is found
Event handler called when the window resizes. Only used when the target of this ScrollTracker instance is the window object.
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jQuery Attention -- a feedback-message/notification plugin for jQuery.
Get from GitHub!
The notification message you see above is produced by the jquery-attn.js
plugin. No need to code the mark-up.
//Initialize a notification area for the 'body'. Messages will appear within
...
 $('body').attn({ container: '#attn-container' }); //Add a success message to the notification area attached to 'body'. $('body').attn('success', 'Welcome, stranger!');
Of course you are not limited to delivering just good news to your users (the world ain't perfect). You can show error messages, warning messages, and info messages, too.
$('body').attn('error', '...'); //Displays an error message. $('body').attn('warning', '...'); //Displays a warning message. $('body').attn('info', '...'); //Displays an info message.
You can also have messages that will fade-out after a specified period. Try it!
The How:
$('body').attn('error', 'Your message here.', 3000); //Provide duration in milliseconds as the third parameter.
These options must be set during initialization.
| Option | Default | Description |
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| container | "#attn-container" |
Selector of
...
 within the main selector. Messages will be appended to the target list.
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| closeBtn | "×" |
HTML mark-up of close button. |
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These options can be defined to .attn()
right after the message type.
(Message types supported out-of-the-box are success
, error
, info
, and warning
. Adding of custom message types will be supported soon).
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| message | "" |
The message content. |
| fade | null |
If specified, the duration until the message fades out. This unit is in milliseconds (i.e, 1 second == 1000 ; 42 seconds == 42000 ).
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| onClose | $.noop (Callback function) |
Executed when the feedback-message is dismissed. |
| --- | --- | More to come. |


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“Medieval Fool”: Israel Folau Slammed For Linking Bushfires To Marriage Equality
by Joseph EarpFormer rugby player Israel Folau has again incited the ire of the nation by suggesting that the devastating bushfires sweeping across NSW and Queensland are a result of the passing of the gay marriage bill.
Folau, best known for his repeated slurs on the LGBTIQ community, was sacked this year from Rugby Australia for homophobic posts on his Instagram page. He has since attempted to fight the decision in court and is begging his supporters for their financial scraps.
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But that doesn’t appear to have humbled the rugby star — humility: a Christian virtue — who has this week posted a video to the Truth of Jesus Christ Church Sydney outlining his most discriminatory views.
“I’ve been looking around at the events that’s been happening in Australia, this past couple of weeks, with all the natural disasters, the bushfires and the droughts,” he says in the video, as per News.com.au.
“The events that have happened here in Australia, in the last couple of years — God’s word says for a man and a woman to be together. They’ve come and changed this law. Abortion, it’s OK now to murder, kill infants, unborn children.
“Look how rapid these bushfires these droughts, all these things have come in a short period of time. Do you think it’s a coincidence or not?”
Since the video reached the public eye, Folau has been slammed from all corners, with the story even reaching the attention of international outlets.
Even Folau’s staunch defender, controversial broadcaster Alan Jones, thinks the rugby star has gone too far.
“Israel is a lovely human being, I know him well. Israel, button up. Button up,” Jones said on his show this week. “These comments don’t help.”
It’s worth noting that Folau’s comments are not only widely offensive to the LGBTIQ community, but also to all those who have been affected by the bushfires. With one brief bit of hate-filled invective, Folau has managed to further besmirch his name in the light of both the nation and the world.
Let’s see him start a GoFundMe to get out of this one.


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| Packages that use AuthenticationException | |
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| org.apache.shiro.authc | Core interfaces and exceptions concerning Authentication (the act of logging-in). |
| org.apache.shiro.authc.pam | Support for PAM, or Pluggable Authentication Modules, which is
the capability to authenticate a user against multiple configurable (pluggable) modules (Shiro
calls these Realm s). |
| org.apache.shiro.cas | |
| org.apache.shiro.mgt | Provides the master SecurityManager interface and a default implementation
hierarchy for managing all aspects of Shiro's functionality in an application. |
| org.apache.shiro.realm | Components and sub-packages used in supporting the core Realm interface. |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc | Realms that acquire security data from an RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) using the JDBC API. |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap | Realms that acquire security data from an LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server utilizing LDAP/Naming APIs. |
| org.apache.shiro.subject | Components supporting the Subject interface, the most important concept in
Shiro's API. |
| org.apache.shiro.subject.support | Concrete support implementations of most of the org.apache.shiro.subject interfaces. |
| org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authc | Servlet Filter implementations specific to controlling access based on a
subject's authentication status, or those that can execute authentications (log-ins) directly. |
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.authc |
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| Subclasses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.authc | |
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class |
AccountException
Exception thrown due to a problem with the account under which an authentication attempt is being executed. |
class |
ConcurrentAccessException
Thrown when an authentication attempt has been received for an account that has already been authenticated (i.e. |
class |
CredentialsException
Exception thrown due to a problem with the credential(s) submitted for an account during the authentication process. |
class |
DisabledAccountException
Thrown when attempting to authenticate and the corresponding account has been disabled for some reason. |
class |
ExcessiveAttemptsException
Thrown when a system is configured to only allow a certain number of authentication attempts over a period of time and the current session has failed to authenticate successfully within that number. |
class |
ExpiredCredentialsException
Thrown during the authentication process when the system determines the submitted credential(s) has expired and will not allow login. |
class |
IncorrectCredentialsException
Thrown when attempting to authenticate with credential(s) that do not match the actual credentials associated with the account principal. |
class |
LockedAccountException
A special kind of DisabledAccountException, this exception is thrown when attempting to authenticate and the corresponding account has been disabled explicitly due to being locked. |
class |
UnknownAccountException
Thrown when attempting to authenticate with a principal that doesn't exist in the system (e.g. |
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.authc with parameters of type AuthenticationException | |
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protected void |
AbstractAuthenticator.notifyFailure(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException ae)
Notifies any registered AuthenticationListener s that
authentication failed for the
specified token which resulted in the specified ae exception. |
void |
AuthenticationListener.onFailure(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException ae)
Callback triggered when an authentication attempt for a Subject has failed. |
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.authc that throw AuthenticationException | |
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AuthenticationInfo |
Authenticator.authenticate(AuthenticationToken authenticationToken)
Authenticates a user based on the submitted AuthenticationToken . |
AuthenticationInfo |
AbstractAuthenticator.authenticate(AuthenticationToken token)
Implementation of the Authenticator interface that functions in the following manner:
Calls template doAuthenticate method for subclass execution of the actual
authentication behavior.
If an AuthenticationException is thrown during doAuthenticate ,
notify any registered
AuthenticationListener s of the exception and then propogate the exception
for the caller to handle.
If no exception is thrown (indicating a successful login),
notify any registered
AuthenticationListener s of the successful attempt.
Return the AuthenticationInfo
|
protected abstract AuthenticationInfo |
AbstractAuthenticator.doAuthenticate(AuthenticationToken token)
Template design pattern hook for subclasses to implement specific authentication behavior. |
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.authc.pam |
|---|
| Subclasses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.authc.pam | |
|---|---|
class |
UnsupportedTokenException
Exception thrown during the authentication process when an AuthenticationToken implementation is encountered that is not
supported by one or more configured Realm s. |
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.authc.pam that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
AuthenticationInfo |
AuthenticationStrategy.afterAllAttempts(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo aggregate)
Method invoked by the ModularAuthenticator signifying that all of its configured Realms have been consulted for account data, allowing post-proccessing after all realms have completed. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AtLeastOneSuccessfulStrategy.afterAllAttempts(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo aggregate)
Ensures that the aggregate method argument is not null and
aggregate.
is not null , and if either is null , throws an AuthenticationException to indicate
that none of the realms authenticated successfully. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AbstractAuthenticationStrategy.afterAllAttempts(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo aggregate)
Simply returns the aggregate argument without modification. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AuthenticationStrategy.afterAttempt(Realm realm,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo singleRealmInfo,
AuthenticationInfo aggregateInfo,
Throwable t)
Method invoked by the ModularAuthenticator just after the given realm has been consulted for authentication, allowing post-authentication-attempt logic for that realm only. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AllSuccessfulStrategy.afterAttempt(Realm realm,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo info,
AuthenticationInfo aggregate,
Throwable t)
Merges the specified info into the aggregate argument and returns it (just as the
parent implementation does), but additionally ensures the following:
if the Throwable argument is not null , re-throws it to immediately cancel the
authentication process, since this strategy requires all realms to authenticate successfully.
neither the info or aggregate argument is null to ensure that each
realm did in fact authenticate successfully
|
AuthenticationInfo |
AbstractAuthenticationStrategy.afterAttempt(Realm realm,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo singleRealmInfo,
AuthenticationInfo aggregateInfo,
Throwable t)
Base implementation that will aggregate the specified singleRealmInfo into the
aggregateInfo and then returns the aggregate. |
AuthenticationInfo |
FirstSuccessfulStrategy.beforeAllAttempts(Collection<? extends Realm> realms,
AuthenticationToken token)
Returns null immediately, relying on this class's merge implementation to return
only the first info object it encounters, ignoring all subsequent ones. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AuthenticationStrategy.beforeAllAttempts(Collection<? extends Realm> realms,
AuthenticationToken token)
Method invoked by the ModularAuthenticator signifying that the authentication process is about to begin for the specified token - called before any Realm is actually invoked. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AbstractAuthenticationStrategy.beforeAllAttempts(Collection<? extends Realm> realms,
AuthenticationToken token)
Simply returns new , which supports
aggregating account data across realms. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AuthenticationStrategy.beforeAttempt(Realm realm,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo aggregate)
Method invoked by the ModularAuthenticator just prior to the realm being consulted for account data, allowing pre-authentication-attempt logic for that realm only. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AllSuccessfulStrategy.beforeAttempt(Realm realm,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo info)
Because all realms in this strategy must complete successfully, this implementation ensures that the given Realm supports the given
token argument. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AbstractAuthenticationStrategy.beforeAttempt(Realm realm,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo aggregate)
Simply returns the aggregate method argument, without modification. |
protected AuthenticationInfo |
ModularRealmAuthenticator.doAuthenticate(AuthenticationToken authenticationToken)
Attempts to authenticate the given token by iterating over the internal collection of Realm s. |
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.cas |
|---|
| Subclasses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.cas | |
|---|---|
class |
CasAuthenticationException
|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.cas with parameters of type AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
protected boolean |
CasFilter.onLoginFailure(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException ae,
ServletRequest request,
ServletResponse response)
If login has failed, redirect user to the CAS error page (no ticket or ticket validation failed) except if the user is already authenticated, in which case redirect to the default success url. |
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.cas that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
protected AuthenticationInfo |
CasRealm.doGetAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
Authenticates a user and retrieves its information. |
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.mgt |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.mgt with parameters of type AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
protected void |
DefaultSecurityManager.onFailedLogin(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException ae,
Subject subject)
|
void |
RememberMeManager.onFailedLogin(Subject subject,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException ae)
Reacts to a failed authentication attempt, typically by forgetting any previously remembered principals for the Subject. |
void |
AbstractRememberMeManager.onFailedLogin(Subject subject,
AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException ae)
Reacts to a failed login by immediately forgetting any
previously remembered identity. |
protected void |
DefaultSecurityManager.rememberMeFailedLogin(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException ex,
Subject subject)
|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.mgt that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
AuthenticationInfo |
AuthenticatingSecurityManager.authenticate(AuthenticationToken token)
Delegates to the wrapped Authenticator for authentication. |
Subject |
SecurityManager.login(Subject subject,
AuthenticationToken authenticationToken)
Logs in the specified Subject using the given authenticationToken , returning an updated Subject
instance reflecting the authenticated state if successful or throwing AuthenticationException if it is
not. |
Subject |
DefaultSecurityManager.login(Subject subject,
AuthenticationToken token)
First authenticates the AuthenticationToken argument, and if successful, constructs a
Subject instance representing the authenticated account's identity. |
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.realm |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.realm that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
protected void |
AuthenticatingRealm.assertCredentialsMatch(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationInfo info)
Asserts that the submitted AuthenticationToken 's credentials match the stored account
AuthenticationInfo 's credentials, and if not, throws an AuthenticationException . |
protected AuthenticationInfo |
SimpleAccountRealm.doGetAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
|
protected abstract AuthenticationInfo |
AuthenticatingRealm.doGetAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
Retrieves authentication data from an implementation-specific datasource (RDBMS, LDAP, etc) for the given authentication token. |
AuthenticationInfo |
Realm.getAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
Returns an account's authentication-specific information for the specified token, or null if no account could be found based on the token. |
AuthenticationInfo |
AuthenticatingRealm.getAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
This implementation functions as follows: It attempts to acquire any cached AuthenticationInfo corresponding to the specified
AuthenticationToken argument. |
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
protected AuthenticationInfo |
JdbcRealm.doGetAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
|
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
protected AuthenticationInfo |
JndiLdapRealm.doGetAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
Delegates to JndiLdapRealm.queryForAuthenticationInfo(org.apache.shiro.authc.AuthenticationToken, LdapContextFactory) ,
wrapping any NamingException s in a Shiro AuthenticationException to satisfy the parent method
signature. |
protected AuthenticationInfo |
AbstractLdapRealm.doGetAuthenticationInfo(AuthenticationToken token)
|
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.subject |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.subject that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
void |
Subject.login(AuthenticationToken token)
Performs a login attempt for this Subject/user. |
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.subject.support |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.subject.support that throw AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
void |
DelegatingSubject.login(AuthenticationToken token)
|
| Uses of AuthenticationException in org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authc |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authc with parameters of type AuthenticationException | |
|---|---|
protected boolean |
FormAuthenticationFilter.onLoginFailure(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException e,
ServletRequest request,
ServletResponse response)
|
protected boolean |
AuthenticatingFilter.onLoginFailure(AuthenticationToken token,
AuthenticationException e,
ServletRequest request,
ServletResponse response)
|
protected void |
FormAuthenticationFilter.setFailureAttribute(ServletRequest request,
AuthenticationException ae)
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Cryptoeconomics - sounds like something to do with how cryptocurrencies are spent and the economies that exist around cryptocurrency, but it isn’t quite that.
Cryptoeconomics is the combination of cryptography and economic theory to create sustainable operating protocols for trust-less and decentralized platforms. Cryptoeconomics is how to get all the participants on the blockchain - the miners and the entities transacting - to act in ways to reduce the likelihood of unfavorable behaviors that could happen on the blockchain that would impact other actors.
Cryptography allows for the passing of messages in a secure way. By obscuring a third party from seeing messages passed between two parties (Alice and Bob are the names of the two parties passing messages in the tradition of literature written on cryptography, with the eavesdropper being named Eve), peer to peer interactions of all types become secure. Layering economic incentives on top of the secure protocols compels users of a platform to act in certain ways on the platform because of rewards or penalties tied to their behavior.
Let’s look at the Bitcoin blockchain. To remind you, Bitcoin is a network for peer to peer financial transactions.Two individuals, Alice and Bob, want to transact with each other. Alice decides to send some money to Bob in order to pay for a bicycle he sold to her. In order to send Bob the money, Alice signs her transaction with her private key. Bob can use her public key to verify that the transaction is from Alice. Thus, cryptography is used in the transaction in order to prove that Alice owned the coin she is transferring to Bob. In order to prevent Alice from spending that same coin again, an economic incentive is created within the network for others to check for a double spend, without needing a central authority (a bank or government, for example) to do this checking.
On the Bitcoin blockchain, individuals running a node will compete to combine the transactions that are sent out to all nodes into a set block, and if they are successful in solving a hashing problem (once again, using cryptography) that is accepted by the other individuals running nodes, then they are given a reward - in this case a set amount of Bitcoin for their troubles of using their computing power to create the next block in the blockchain. (citation of the Bitcoin white paper) If they were to allowed a double spend, and this is caught by others who are verifying the transaction, and it would not be accepted as a block in the chain. Thus, every miner is incentivized to ensure that there is not a double spend of Bitcoin.
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HENNESSY (director: Don Sharp; screenwriter: Richard Johnson/story by John Gay; cinematographer: Ernest W. Steward; cast: Rod Steiger (Niall Hennessy), Lee Remick (Kate Brooke), Richard Johnson (Inspector Hollis), Trevor Howard (Commander Rice), Eric Porter (IRA Leader Sean Tobin), Peter Egan (Williams), Ian Hogg (Gerry), Hugh Moxey (MP Burgess),1975-UK)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A 'B' movie political thriller, that was shrewd enough to get newsreel footage of the royal family and the cabinet attending the opening of Parliament into its closing action scenes. The juicy part of the tough cop going after the IRA terrorists, Inspector Hollis, was written by Richard Johnson, the actor who plays the hard-nosed cop.
The weak script and uninspiring dialogue, is compensated for by the crisp action sequences and fast pacing of the story. It begins in the Belfast of 1972, and a demolition expert and former Britisher officer, Hennessy (Steiger), tells his childhood friend and wanted IRA leader, Sean Tobin (Porter), that he wants no part of that organization, he is only interested in his family first. Tobin tells him that the cause of a free Ireland comes above anything else to him. Sooner than you can say corned beef and cabbage, Hennessy's wife and 7-year-old daughter are accidently machined gun to death by a British soldier who stumbled when chasing after bomb and rock throwing demonstrators, thereby reeling off a volley of shots that killed seven people.
Hennessy is not telling anyone his plans. When he takes off for London the next morning, skipping his family's funeral, Sean decides to have his men pick him up and see what he plans on doing. When forced at gunpoint into a car and unwilling to reveal his plans, the gunman is suddenly overtaken by Hennessy and shot. The police of the Special Branch unit of Scotland Yard discover that the dead man is a thug working for the IRA, and Commander Rice (Trevor) calls in his most fearsome agent, just back from duty in Belfast, Inspector Hollis, to look into the matter.
Not going by the book, the inspector beats it out of one of the IRA cronies that it was Hennessy who killed the thug the police found in the car. But the cops can't figure out what is going on; that is, until the IRA learns that Hennessy is going to blow up Parliament and realizing that if he does that, it will be terrible for the image of the IRA, as the whole world will turn against them. Therefore, they tell the police Hennessy's plans and say they will stop him themselves if they have to.
Hennessy chooses as his London hideout the flat of his childhood friend, Kate Brooke (Lee Remick), whose IRA husband died from the blast of a bomb he planted. She welcomes him into her flat, but is suspicious of why he is here, telling him she wants no part in violence or anything to do with the IRA. He says that it is better for her sake, if he tells her nothing except that he has nothing to do with the IRA.
The revengeful Hennessy has a one-track mind, never revealing anything about his character or why he should snap in this way and come up with such a ludicrous scheme, as the one he has hatched. But he decides to kidnap the MP Burgess (Moxey) and disguise himself as Burgess and attend the opening of the Parliament, with enough dynamite strapped onto him to blow it and him to smithereens.
This is one of those films that doesn't add up if you think about it. There was one scene where all Hollis had to do was call Rice and have the masquerading Hennessy be picked up in Parliament, but instead, he heroically and foolishly goes after Hennessy by himself in Parliament. The film hopes to get by because of the taut acting jobs of its lead characters and by the semi-documentary glossy black-and-white look its color tinted film has, giving it a natural and gritty feel. But the film's ending has so many holes in its planning, that the film seems incredulous and the points it make seem dull, and its suspense is not that nerve wracking either, since you can almost bet your house that the filmmakers are not going to have the loony Hennessy blow up Parliament.
The film avoids any political manifestations, making the story about the crazed loner Hennessy take precedence over any sectarian issues that were in the news regarding Northern Ireland. The best things one can say about the film, was that the acting wasn't bad and it was watchable even if it was not a very believable story.
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4 Army personnel, 2 civilian porters killed after avalanche in Siachen Glacier
Avalanches and landslides are common at the glacier during the winter and temperatures can drop to as low as minus 60 degrees Celsius
Four Indian Army personnel and two civilian porters were killed after they were hit by an avalanche in northern part of the Siachen Glacier on November 18 afternoon.
A group of eight persons, which included six Army personnel, were hit by an avalanche at an altitude of 19,000 feet around 3.00 pm. Two Army personnel survived the avalanche.
An Army spokesperson was quoted by news agency PTI as saying that rescue teams from nearby posts were rushed to the location after the incident.
"All eight personnel were pulled out of the avalanche debris. Seven individuals were critically injured in the incident," the official said.
Despite best efforts, four soldiers and two civilian porters succumbed to extreme hypothermia, the official said.
The glacier is at a height of around 20,000 feet in the Karakoram Range. It is known as the highest militarised zone in the world where the soldiers have to battle frostbite and high winds.
Avalanches and landslides are common at the glacier during the winter and temperatures can drop to as low as minus 60 degrees Celsius.


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This Ofsted survey report evaluates how well new early years and primary teachers are trained to teach language and literacy, including phonics. It identifies effective training and induction and the most common factors preventing new teachers from gaining the necessary knowledge, understanding and skills for teaching language and literacy well.


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Sheffield United vs Manchester United, Premier League: What time is kick-off, what TV channel is it on and what is our prediction?
by Telegraph SportWhat is it?
New boys Sheffield United - who have impressed everyone on their return to the Premier League - against a Manchester United side that too often flatters to deceive.
Sheff Utd are currently in fifth, with Man Utd a point behind in seventh.
When is it?
Sunday, November 24.
What time is kick-off?
4.30pm GMT.
What TV channel is it on?
Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League from 4pm.
What are the current standings?
What is the team news?
Sheffield United
On-loan Sheffield United goalkeeper Dean Henderson will miss out against his parent club Manchester United.
The 22-year-old is on loan at Bramall Lane from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side and the terms of the agreement do not allow him to play.
John Egan is a doubt after the defender suffered a clash of heads with Andreas Cornelius during the Republic of Ireland's 1-1 draw with Denmark on Monday.
Sheffield United provisional squad: Moore, Baldock, Stevens, Fleck, Egan, O'Connell, Basham, Freeman, Jagielka, Lundstram, Osborn, Besic, McBurnie, Robinson, Norwood, Mousset, Sharp, McGoldrick.
Manchester United
Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay will be absent for the visitors.
Pogba (foot) and McTominay (ankle) face several more weeks out, with the midfield duo joined on the sidelines by Marcos Rojo (muscle).
Nemanja Matic, Luke Shaw and Axel Tuanzebe are available but lacking match fitness, while Eric Bailly, Timothy Fosu-Mensah and Diogo Dalot are stepping up their rehabilitation. Ashley Young returns from suspension.
Manchester United provisional squad: De Gea, Romero, Grant, Wan-Bissaka, Young, Jones, Laird, Lindelof, Tuanzebe, Maguire, Shaw, Williams, Fred, Garner, Gomes, Matic, James, Lingard, Mata, Pereira, Chong, Greenwood, Martial, Rashford.
What are they saying?
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer feels no extra pressure with highly-rated Mauricio Pochettino on the market following this week's shock exit from Tottenham:
"Sorry to disappoint but it's not going be about Jose or Mauricio. "I can start with it's good to have Jose back definitely - especially for you guys, maybe for me because you can talk and write about everything else. "And for Mauricio, it's always sad when one of your colleagues, a good man, you lose your job before Christmas. It's never nice to see so I just wish him all the best. "In football you can never be surprised at anything, or you can't be shocked at anything. For me, I've just got to focus on us."
Asked if United links to Pochettino brings pressure, Solskjaer said:
"No, it doesn't bother me at all. "I've got the best job in the world and I am sure if you're in a job or if you're out of a job and you're a manager, you'd want this job. "So, it doesn't really matter, whatever happens around it. I've got to focus on my job at Man United, do it as well as we can. "Obviously I speak with Ed (Woodward, executive vice-chairman), speak with the owners all the time about how we are going to move the club forward and that doesn't change if some other clubs change their managers."
What are the odds?
- Sheffield United - 5/2
- Draw - 9/4
- Manchester United - 5/4
What's our prediction?
At Bramall Lane, against a team playing entertaining, attacking football under Chris Wilder, Man Utd will not have things their own way. Indeed, the Sheffield club are undefeated in their last five Premier League games - DWDWD.
Predicted score: Sheffield United 1 Manchester United 0.


Money Play. How should Red play 32?
pips Red=78 White=85
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
My normal rule of thumb is not to give up the 5th home board point. This would make 21/16 correct as it duplicates White’s 4’s.
However, by a tiny margin, XG prefers 5/3, 5/2. Interestingly after 21/16, White should double and Red should take. After 5/3, 5/2 White should not double because the position is not quite volatile enough.
So, would you rather own the cube in this position or not? Not an easy choice. Will your opponent make the correct doubling decisions? In summary, this position is not as easy as it looks. I think it warrants further study.
However, by a tiny margin, XG prefers 5/3, 5/2. Interestingly after 21/16, White should double and Red should take. After 5/3, 5/2 White should not double because the position is not quite volatile enough.
So, would you rather own the cube in this position or not? Not an easy choice. Will your opponent make the correct doubling decisions? In summary, this position is not as easy as it looks. I think it warrants further study.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 5/3 5/2 Eq.: -0.601 0.337 0.009 0.000 - 0.663 0.059 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 21/16 Eq.: -0.606 (-0.005) 0.330 0.039 0.000 - 0.670 0.100 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 5/2 3/1 Eq.: -0.640 (-0.039) 0.328 0.009 0.000 - 0.672 0.067 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 4/2 4/1 Eq.: -0.660 (-0.059) 0.322 0.007 0.000 - 0.678 0.063 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 4/1 3/1 Eq.: -0.673 (-0.072) 0.319 0.008 0.000 - 0.681 0.071 0.002


STARSHIP TROOPERS
RATING: *** (out of ****)
TriStar / 2:09 / 1997 / R (violence, gore, language, gore, violence, sex, gore, nudity, gore, violence) Cast: Casper Van Dien; Dina Meyer; Denise Richards; Patrick Muldoon; Jake Busey; Neil Patrick Harris; Clancy Brown; Michael Ironside; Seth Gilliam Driector: Paul Verhoeven Screenplay: Ed Neumeier
Casting "Doogie Howser" star Neil Patrick Harris as mind-reading military intelligence is only one of the guilty pleasures of "Starship Troopers," a hugely entertaining, mega-budgeted sci-fi yarn directed by Paul Verhoeven, who's making quite a recovery from his 1995 G-string epic "Showgirls." Sure, "Starship Troopers" qualifies as cinematic junk food, but that's forgivable when the junk food is this tasty. Everyone needs a high-calorie change-of-pace from fall's onslaught of costume dramas and other assorted Oscar bait, and "Troopers" does the job admirably despite its flaws.
For its first hour, "Starship Troopers" plays like a cheeky futuristic hybrid of "Saved by the Bell" and "G.I. Jane." In the distant years ahead, high school grad Johnny Rico (Casper Van Dien) signs up for Federal Service along with his girlfriend Carmen (Denise Richards); he gets accepted into the Mobile Infantry but she wants to travel to the Fleet Academy to become a starship pilot, so the couple is broken up. But there's temptation awaiting both of them -- Johnny's is in the form of an old friend (Dina Meyer) also in the infantry and still harboring a secret crush, while Carmen attracts the eye of her flirtatious instructor (Patrick Muldoon).
Personal rivalry and sexual jealousy carry over into the final 65 minutes, when an impending alien menace begins making good on its threatening presence and obliterates part of South America, killing Johnny's parents and destroying his home. Our weakening, lovesick protagonist is given new reasons to stick around the Mobile Infantry, and is dispatched with a group of fellow fighters to the aliens' home planet, where he will head up a ground assault to end the threat for good. But the enemy is far smarter, more diabolical and numerous than the good guys give them credit for, and after an initial walloping, they must re-examine their strategy.
The exposition -- played like a futuristic soap opera -- is silly, but aware of its own ridiculousness enough to merit more smiles than groans. Once we get past the campy character introductions and the numerous (but never boring) training sessions, "Starship Troopers" really kicks into high gear.  The creature design and special effects are amazing as expected, and their interaction with the human actors are a realistic, imaginative high point.
It's nice to see intergalactic beasties that aren't too derivative of the titular menace from "Alien."  They attack in packs of hundreds, and it's a funny, scary sight to see these bugs take repeated hits and still crawl, jerk and struggle towards their intended victims in a determined, gooey mess.
The occasional dramatic moments -- one cast member's death, the final resolution to Johnny's love triangle -- are botched, a testament to how "Starship Troopers" fails to create any strong, outstanding characters. These bland Ken-and-Barbie archetypes serve the story adequately enough to keep any distractions at arm's length, but restrain the film from achieving a higher ground a la "Star Wars," where even the slightest aliens had definite personality. The acting is decent (but never spectacular); most of the performers hail from Aaron Spelling territory -- smallish roles on "Beverly Hills 90210" and/or "Melrose Place" -- and it occasionally shows. Van Dien, for example, is limited but perfectly likeable. In smaller parts are the afore-mentioned Neil Patrick Harris as Johnny's best friend and Jake Busey (Gary's son) as Johnny's sidekick; the latter excels at playing creeps (see "The Frighteners" or "Contact") but seems off-kilter as a second banana.
"Starship Troopers" is based on the novel by Robert Heinlein, a sci-fi writer who hasn't exactly seen any recent adaptation justice done to any of his books what with 1994's howler "The Puppet Masters." But the overall familiarity to the "Alien" trilogy -- and the promise of great gobs of gore -- could act as a crowd-drawer. Its own possible influence, however, might well work against it when the franchise continuation "Alien: Resurrection" opens in a few weeks. We will know then which film to crown as the best summer movie of the fall.
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I'm A Celeb's Ant McPartlin mocks own sobriety after drink-driving conviction
I'm A Celebrity presenter Ant McPartlin was charged with drink-driving in April 2018 and then went to rehab to battle his demons
by Sara-Aisha Kent, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sara-aisha-kent/Ant McPartlin mocked his own sobriety on Thursday night's I'm A Celebrity: Extra Camp.
The I'm A Celeb co-host made an appearance on the jungle spin-off with Dec Donnelly to chat about new campmate Andy Whyment.
Emily Atack, who hosts Extra Camp quizzed the Geordie duo if they would like to enjoy a pint with the Coronation Street star.
In response, Ant exclaimed: "I can't!"
Dec seemed caught off-guard by the comment and was silent for a moment before laughing.
Fans of the ITV show will recall that last year Ant took a break from hosting the hit series and was replaced by TV sweetheart Holly Willoughby - as a result of being charged with drink-driving and spending time in rehab.
In April 2018, Ant admitted drink-driving and told a court that he was "ashamed and mortified" by a three-car crash that sent a four-year-old girl in hospital.
It emerged that he was twice the legal limit when he crashed with his mother Christine Woodhall in his car on March 18.
McPartlin - who earns £130,000 a week - was fined £86,000 and banned from driving for 20 months.
Prosecutor Katie Sinnett-Jones told Wimbledon Magistrates' Court that the incident happened at around 3.50pm when McPartlin drove his Mini around a "sharp bend and lost control" then ended up on the wrong side of the road.
He collided with another Mini Cooper before driving "straight into the front of an oncoming car".
McPartlin's vehicle "came to a halt and was no longer driveable due to the damage caused", Ms Sinnett-Jones said. Members of the public called the police.
In a statement to police, Ant apologised for his behaviour, admitting, "I'm very sorry I did this. I'm ashamed and mortified that this happened."
And his defence barrister Liam Walker told the court Ant had suffered a 'brief relapse' which was 'unbenknowst' to his mum, who moved into his rented Chiswick home following his split from wife Lisa Armstrong.
"Anthony McPartlin is sorry. He is doing everything he can so this never happens again. He hopes that in time he can make himself better and he might be forgiven by all the people he feels he has let down so terribly," Mr Walker continued.
He added that Ant had been struggling to come to terms with the collapse of his marriage and has been getting treatment for "alcohol and emotional issues".
"Through me, Mr McPartlin wishes to express both sorrow and regret over his actions," Mr Walker continued.
"He is sorry, but not sorry because he is here. He knows it is right that he's here and he hopes that which has led him here will eventually help him. But for good fortune the consequences could have been worse. He feels the guilt that is reflected in his plea."
Mr Walker spoke of McPartlin's "exemplary" character and charitable work, especially focusing on organisations that help children.
"Mr McPartlin is lucky to have both family and long-time friends to support him," he added.
District Judge Barbara Barnes told McPartlin "you are a well-known and successful entertainer," whose weekly income is around £130,000 a week.
Sentencing him, she said: "At the time when it happened you were struggling with various personal problems and also alcohol issues for some months.
"This incident happened, sadly, when it seems you suffered a brief relapse."
The judge described McPartlin's previous "exemplary character" adding: "I think it will have quite an impact on you to know you're no longer a man of good character."
Fining him, she said: "Because of the seriousness of this offence, the financial pain must be imposed on you as on any other offender."
McPartlin was also told to pay £255 in costs.
He was arrested and interviewed by police for 10 hours on March 18 following the three car smash in Mortlake, South West London.
Three days after the smash, Ant was charged and then entered rehab for a second time.
Following his arrest, Ant cancelled all work commitments for the 'foreseeable' future, including Saturday Night Takeaway and Britain's Got Talent.
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Exploring the Art+Science Duality in the context of Space
Dr. Priyanka Das Rajkakati is a French Aerospace engineer-cum-artist, born in India, whose work involves mixing
science, art and space. From being an artist of the
Moon Gallery,
co-founding The Exploration Company, to participating in a
lunar analog astronaut
simulation, she has a particular fascination with lunar exploration.
Growing up in Delhi, obtaining a bachelor in Physics from St. Stephen's College, she moved to France at age 21
to explore new horizons, to learn a new language and to eat French food. While studying engineering at
Ecole-Polytechnique and ISAE-Supaéro, and then obtaining a Ph.D. in satellite navigation, she found equal if not
more satisfaction from her art projects and #S.T.E.A.M. outreach.
Her work draws inspiration from her Assamese (North-East Indian) roots and her travels, from Brazil to Mauna Loa
volcano in Hawai'i and next: Antarctica. As an artist-scientist in the space industry, she has won numerous
awards, including a feature in the Forbes India 30 under 30 list.


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xValues
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Here are some descriptions of the current system's behavior:
Emulator issues on Windows Vista:
Because of the nature of the YMU759 Emulator, it is possible to suffer some problems with some Windows Vista sound drivers. I recommend using Windows 7 or XP if you want to make some tunes using the YMU759.
Wav Exporting:
Although it is possible to export WAV files on the other supported systems, is not possible to export a WAV file of the song using the YMU759. The way in which the emulator works does not permit read the output generated. WAV exporting using the YMU759 can be possible on future versions, but I need to hack the emulator dll or switch to other emulator, and there are other priorities right now.
However, you can always record the output of your soundcard while DefleMask is playing, or record a video showing your tracking skills.
Instrument Column:
The YMU759 is not capable to switch instruments on the fly, so the instrument column will only accept the first value of the first row to set the channel instrument. All instrument changes would be translated to the first row of the first pattern.
Volume column:
You can designate a value of 0~7F, but there are ranges in which the volume does not change.
For example the volume does not change for 0~3.
Refer to the following table when designating the value.
00~03 SILENCE
04~07 -47.95db
08~0B -42.49db
0C~0F -37.10db
10~13 -33.00db
14~17 -29.67db
1A~1D -26.91db
1E~1F -24.49db
20~23 -22.38db
24~27 -20.51db
2A~2D -18.82db
2E~2F -17.27db
30~33 -15.84db
34~37 -14.53db
3A~3D -13.31db
3E~3F -12.19db
40~43 -11.11db
44~47 -10.10db
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4E~4F -8.25db
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64~67 -3.63db
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70~73 -1.71db
74~77 -1.13db
7A~7D -0.56db
7E~7F 0db (FULL VOLUME - Default value)
Effects Behavior:
Effect 4 - Vibrato/Modulation:
You can designate a value of 0~7F, but DefleMask, internally, recognizes only five levels:
0 Turn vibrato off for all operators.
1~1F Vibrato will be as designated by the instrument DVB Value.
1F~3F Add +1 to the Vibrato DVB value of the instrument.
40~5F Add +2 to the Vibrato DVB value of the instrument.
60~7F Add +3 to the Vibrato DVB value of the instrument.
If adding to the DVB value would cause DVB to exceed +3, the result will be +3.
Effect 8 - Panning:
You can designate a value of 0~7F.
0 means full left, 7F means full right.
You can obtain specific panning values using intermediate values, such as 5A.


NAKED GUN 33-1/3: THE FINAL INSULT A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by Peter Segal Written by Pat Proft and David Zucker & Robert LoCash Starring Leslie Nielsen, Priscilla Presley, George Kennedy, O. J. Simpson, and Fred Ward MPAA Rating PG-13 Running Time 83 minutes
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"Like a midget at a urinal, I was going to have to stay on my toes." - Leslie Nielsen's hard-boiled narrative
NAKED GUN 33-1/3: THE FINAL INSULT is hilarious. Period. Fans of the series are advised to wear protective undergarments as these further exploits of Lt. Frank Drebin *may* inspire fits of uncontrolled urination.
But seriously folks, the film is just as funny as the first GUN sequel in which Babs Bush got hers. This time it's Oscar-bashing and not a moment too soon! Leave it to former Police Squad detective Lt. Frank Drebin (Nielsen) to come out of retirement to help stop a terrorist (Ward) bent on bombing the Academy Awards.
Once again, the gags are non-stop and NAKED GUN 33-1/3 spoofs everything from "Beavis and Butthead" to "The Brady Bunch." Blink and you'll miss a mention to STAR WARS or STALAG 17. More obvious are the references to recent films like THELMA AND LOUISE and JURASSIC PARK.
There's also an obligatory 70s flashback, a great sperm-sample bit, and an untouchable UNTOUCHABLES send-up that Sergei Einstein should've lived to see.
 PART DEUX.
The downside is that the series is showing signs of strain. Technical credits are weak, from editing to production design. The cast is a loss--neither Presley nor Simpson nor Kennedy is very funny. As the villain, Fred Ward is hardly a worthy successor to Ricardo Montalban or Robert Goulet. And the line between Nielsen's dandy deadpan and boffo buffoonery is wearing mighty thin these days.
The irony, of course, is that the NAKED GUN films have *never* been as funny as the TV series that inspired them. "Police Squad!" ran for exactly six episodes in 1980 and was promptly cancelled. The original adventures of Lt. Frank Drebin were just as funny as the creator's hit film AIRPLANE!, but viewers couldn't handle the lack of a laugh track.
On the Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker hierarchal scale of hilarity, NAKED GUN 33-1/3 ranks about the same as NAKED GUN 2 1/2 and both HOT SHOTS! films. But they all pale in comparison to AIRPLANE!, "Police Squad!," and, even, TOP SECRET!
CREDIT LINE: Stay through the credits! They read like a Letterman monologue.
 The series may be showing signs of strain, but the jokes still work. Laugh 'till you cry.
Grade: B
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The Necessity of a Common Integration Platform
Andrew Graaff • August 26, 2020
platform architectureIntegration Platform
An integration platform is a building block to dynamic systems. It allows a unified service from which all business events can be defined and registered. It is a central place for systems needing the information to request access to it (subscribe). It is more than messaging and more than a webhook runner but still has a small surface area (interface).
Context
An integration platform should not be seen as a "data integration" system, it is not
simply for point-to-point integrations. It can do that when necessary.
The goal is to be able to mix internally built applications and services with SAAS and third party systems
to provide one a consistent "logical" view of what is occurring within the business.
We can see that it allows applications to register the result of business operations e.g. order placed under the defined business domains. It then allows internal and external systems to register to receive these business events. The producer of the event is effectively decoupled from the application(s) requiring the event data. This allows for changes to be made efficiently since it does not matter which application creates the event in the course of performing a business operation or which application(s) consume the event.
It can also be effectively used to update a data warehouse for realtime reporting and notification capability.
Since every system needs an integration capability it would be ineffective to duplicate this capability.
It would also lead to fragmentation and difficulty in getting a view of what is occurring within the entire
"business system" i.e. all the systems working together to achieve the businesses goals.
Components
What are some of the components offered by an integration platform?
- Efficient, reliable resilient mediation between systems. This would include guaranteeing of delivery, deduplication, that related events will not be processed out of sequence where necessary, etc.
- An append only timestamped, sequenced business event log. This allows efficient business event replay which may be especially useful in populating a Data Warehouse effectively.
- Authentication and Authorisation - Control of who can access which business events.
- Audit capable - all relevant data needed to effectively audit what has happened is available. This includes all actions performed using the integration platform API.
- Control - the ability for business and technical users to see which business events have been generated which business systems have subscribed and consumed these events and what the status is. The ability to remediate problems which may have occurred.
- Unified logging, tracing and observability.
- Synchronous and Asynchronous capability when dealing with large quantity or large size business events.
Conclusion
There are many additional aspects to this pattern which will be discussed further. I hope this will convince you that the central integration platform capability is vital to a dynamic system. Belac is developing an open source version which makes some choices optimised for SMME's. This will show you that this capability is not difficult to implement or run.


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This map, originally published on savannahnow.com, shows all 32 businesses that have a federal firearms license in Chatham County, Ga.