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Q: How can I pass function as an argument in javascript? I would like to create a sticky element that disappears when a certain div (bottles) get to bottom of the screen.
I have this code that works:
function update() {
   const bottles = document.getElementById("bottles");
   const rect = bottles.getBoundingClientRect();
   const distance = window.innerHeight - rect.bottom; //value is 0 when bottom of bottles is at the bottom of screen

   if (distance < 0) {
      Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName("sticky-element")).forEach((el) => el.classList.remove("hidden"));
   } else {
      Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName("sticky-element")).forEach((el) => el.classList.add("hidden"));
   }
}
document.addEventListener('scroll', update);
update();

However this is not the best code and it's going to be part of AB testing so the distances would have to be different. Therefore I tried to do something like this but it doesn't work:
function update(distance) {
     if (distance < 0) {
          Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName("sticky-element")).forEach((el) => el.classList.remove("hidden"));
     } else {
          Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName("sticky-element")).forEach((el) => el.classList.add("hidden"));
     }
}

In case of the option A:
function elementDistance() {
   const bottles = document.getElementById("bottles");
   const rect = bottles.getBoundingClientRect();
   const distance = window.innerHeight - rect.bottom; //value is 0 when bottom of bottles is at the bottom of screen
   return distance;
}

document.addEventListener('scroll', update);
document.addEventListener('scroll', elementDistance);

update(elementDistance);

In case of the option B:
function elementDistance() {
   const distance = some other values
   return distance;
}

document.addEventListener('scroll', update);
document.addEventListener('scroll', elementDistance);
update(elementDistance);

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Prem 2007-2008: ManU – Reading Preview
August 11, 2007 By Franky
The last week has been rather quiet, but not less eventfull than the weeks before. On Wednesday 2 ManU selections has friendly run-outs against Dunfermline FC and Glentoran, in Scotland. Both games were easily won, all while both SAF and Cristiano stayed at home.
On Friday Tevez's move FINALLY got FINALIZED and the Argentinian is expected to make his debut next Sunday in the Manchester derby, against Sven's new squad.
Gaby still is part of our squad, but Rafa thinks he can soon come to a deal, all while SAF said that there is definitely a role and game time for Heinze at ManU.
But all in all, everything this week was focused on the Premier League start of the Season, against Reading tomorrow.
Earlier in the week the squad numbers, and our full squad so far, were announced and our squad IS IMPRESSIVE!
Goal: Edwin Van der Sar (1) – Ben Foster (12) – Tomasz Kuszczak (29)
Defense: Gary Neville (2) – Nemanja Vidic (15) – Rio Ferdinand (5) – Patrice Evra (3) – Gabriel Heinze (14) – Gerard Pique (19) – John O'Shea (22) – Mikael Silvestre (27) – Wes Brown (6) – Jonny Evans (23) – Danny Simpson (25) – Phil Bardsley (26) – Kieran Lee (35) – David Gray (36)
Midfield: Ryan Giggs (11) – Park Ji-Sung (13) – Michael Carrick (16) – Paul Scholes (18) – Owen Hargreaves (4) – Luis Nani (17) – Cristiano Ronaldo (7) – Anderson (8) – Darren Fletcher (24) – Darron Gibson (28) – Lee Martin (30) – Chris Eagles (33)Michael Barnes (42)
Attack: Wayne Rooney (10) – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (20) – Carlos Tevez (32) – Louis Saha (9) – Fraizer Campbell (39)
SAF's biggest problem this season obviously will be the wide and large squad and the huge number of internationals. Our attack might only be 4 members strong, but we certainly have the most offensive midfield on the whole planet to boost the numbers of goals this season. For the game against Reading, SAF may feel blessed that some reputable ManU players aren't ready, fit enough yet to be featured already and this will certainly ease the selection problems for Fergie. I predict a classic line-up for tomorrow, with only Neville and Paul Scholes missing from last year's tested and proven lineup. I expect Nani to debut from the first minute at OT, to be eventually replaced by Scholes later in the game. Although I'ld love to see get Tevez a place on the bench and eventually get 2-3 minutes at the end of the game to taste OT, I don't see this happen yet.
Lineup VDS, Brown, Rio, Vidic, Evra, Hargreaves, Carrick, Nani, Giggs, Rooney, Ronaldo.
Subs: Kuszczak, O'Shea, Fletcher, Scholes, Anderson.
Prediction: 3-0 (and I placed a sweet bet at 7/1 on this result).
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Q: How change class of a math symbol? \rightarrow has math symbol class 3, that is, it is a math relation.
How can I define a macro, let's call it \rightinf, to get the same right arrow character, but as an ordinary math symbol (like \infty, say) rather than as a math relation?
Reason for the question:
I want to use \rightinf to designate intervals in an ordered set that are not bounded above, as in (0, \rightinf), instead of (0, \infty).

A: How about
\newcommand{\rightinf}{\mathord{\rightarrow}}

or, more concisely,
\newcommand{\rightinf}{{\to}}

(\to is an alias for \rightarrow.)
Creating a macro called \rightinf in this manner may be unnecessary, though, at least for the use case you laid out: $(0,\to)$ and $(0,{\to})$ produce the exact same output.
Here's a full MWE. It illutrates my point about $(0,\to)$ and $(0,{\to})$ producing the exact same output.

\documentclass{article}
\newcommand{\rightinf}{{\to}}
\begin{document}
$(0,\to)$

$(0,\rightinf)$
\end{document}

A: Since \rightarrow is a \mathchardef token, you can define
\mathchardef\rightinf=\numexpr\rightarrow-"3000\relax

Example:
\documentclass{article}

\mathchardef\rightinf=\numexpr\rightarrow-"3000\relax

\begin{document}

$a\rightarrow b$

$a\rightinf b$

\end{document}

On the other hand,
\newcommand{\rightinf}{\mathord\rightarrow}`

is simpler.


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Film: South side of the 6700 block of Hollywood Boulevard
Actor | Director
Born Dennis Lee Hopper on May 17, 1936 in Dodge City, Kan.
Died May 29, 2010 of prostate cancer in Venice, CA
Actor Dennis Hopper became one of the iconic figures of the 1960s and '70s counterculture with his directing debut, "Easy Rider." The 1969 biker road movie starred Hopper and Peter Fonda and is regarded as the first film in Hollywood's '70s renaissance.
Hopper's follow-up film, "The Last Movie" was a critical and popular bomb that stalled his filmmaking career for years. At the same time, his increased drug and alcohol abuse wreaked havoc with his personal life. Between 1961 and 1976 he was married and divorced three times.
In 1983, Hopper performed the Russian Dynamite Death Chair stunt in front of a group of Rice University students in Houston, Texas. He sat in the middle of a race track and detonated sticks of dynamite around him without dying. Soon after, he checked into a rehab facility.
Francis Ford Coppola gave Hopper a notable role in his 1979 Vietnam epic "Apocalypse Now," but it wasn't until his scene-stealing appearance as villain Frank Booth in David Lynch's 1986 film "Blue Velvet" that Hopper's acting career really took off again. Throughout the rest of the '80s and '90s and into the new millennium, Hopper played many character roles (mostly villains) in some high-profile projects, including "Speed" and the first season of "24."
In addition to his acting and directing, Hopper pursued a career as an artist – first with photography and later with painting and sculpture.
In October 2009, Hopper announced he was suffering from terminal prostate cancer. Soon after, he began divorce proceedings from his fifth wife, Victoria Duffy, which quickly became contentious.
— Patrick Kevin Day for the Los Angeles Times March 25, 2010
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47 thoughts about Dennis Hopper
Linda and I lived in Taos in the late 1960s and were there when Easy Rider was filmed. We have fond memories of those times, but also remember well when Dennis moved to Taos after the movie and bought Mabel Dodge Luhan's house. Dennis, we can still see you roaring around the hills and valleys of Taos in your old Blue Bronco, wildly waving your arms as you entertained your visitors. Do you still have your Aussie hat? May God Bless and Keep You Always, and May You Stay Forever Young!
" — John & Linda Austin, March 26, 2010 at 10:47 p.m.
I had the pleasure, and honor of collaborating with Dennis back in 1998 in a modern "take" on Easy Rider. He was incredible to work with, a great performer, director, poet and photographer.
The concept was based around his 1998 "self" meeting his iconic 1968 bike riding movie character on screen.
Needless to say, the result and filmaking experience was fantastic and memorable. Thank's again Dennis! You're an inspiration.
" — Paul Street, March 26, 2010 at 11:54 p.m.
Teen Rebel in the 50's Biker Icon in the 60's, all out Rebel Icon.
How about Billy Clanton in the movie Gunfight at the OK Corral?
Talk about a career!
Dennis we love ya, you are the cool one!
James Dean had nothin on you.
" — John, March 27, 2010 at 3:05 a.m.
I was hired for the best job in life when the interviewer asked me about Easy Rider and the character that Dennis played. My response was that Dennis represented freedom of thought and progression. I was hired and gave the best performance of my career while influencing youth to be the best and give their best. This was in 1970. Thanks Mr. Hopper.
" — allie freeman, March 27, 2010 at 8:23 a.m.
A great actor photographer artist art collector. Never afraid to go to the edge, he will be irreplaceable. They don't make actors like his kind anymore. From a studio system to an "Uneasy Rider" he rode the rough rodeo of Hollywood and came back again and again with great performances. His easy transition from deep drama to cool, to psychotic he is a pleasure to watch a real shape shifter. I will miss the fact that Dennis won't be out there anymore. But what he leaves behind, his work, will always be there. Via Con Dios Hombre
" — Pat Olson, March 27, 2010 at 9:55 a.m.
Let's not forget about his role as "Jordy" in the 1954 movie classic "Giant." With such heavy hitters as Elizabeth Tayor, Rock Hudson and James Dean, Dennis's star power was beginning to show itself. Congradulations on having Your Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame!!! Why can't "they" make movies like that anymore!!
" — Girard Mollayan, March 27, 2010 at 10:39 a.m.
Dennis hopper, was always a favorite of mine, have been friends with Michael J. pollard for 40 years and feel he has been overlooked for all of his work. His work on Bonnie and Clyde, had moved me into film props since Easy Rider, Godfather, etc. He is a brilliant person well educated,kind to his family, and its time he got recognition as Dennis has.Do we finally recogonize our greats after they have fallen ill? Lets get with it, and give Michael J. Pollard, a just deserved star, Thank You, Arthur J. Tedeschi, Jr...
" — Arthur Tedeschi, March 27, 2010 at 11:08 a.m.
Dennis Hopper represents a Cross-Section of Los Angeles Art & Culture for the last 50 years. An Amazing Multi-Faceted career recognized and lionized by other creative contemporaries like Coppola & Tarantino, not to mention being the subject of Warhol's first 'portrait'.
I have never met Mr.Hopper but as a 4th generation Angeleno, Graphic Designer and Artist, I've always appreciated his eye. I did attend a photography exhibit of his at the L.A. Louver Gallery in Venice some years ago...he has shaped my view and take on Cool for 40-plus years. Loved the "Hot Spot", man.
'Echele Hombre y Siempre ~ FH
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" — Fred Hill, March 27, 2010 at 12:35 p.m.
What a great Actor/Director.
A true American Icon of film/Television.
I've always admired his work and wish that i could have meet the man.
" — Steven E. Pollard, March 27, 2010 at 1:31 p.m.
I lived in Venice Beach in the mid-80's and saw Dennis one day. My friend told me that he had a cool place and had been there for some party. Even seeing him briefly in person - He felt like a Brother, my Brother.
" — Paul Rosenfeld, April 2, 2010 at 10:57 p.m.
Did anyone ever see his performance in a Twilight Zone episode where Dennis played an American Nazi. He was a handsome young man.
" — Joe Melendrez, May 29, 2010 at 10:54 a.m.
For whatever reason, unlike many others, when Dennis appeared in a film, you remembered him.
" — Raúl daSilva, May 29, 2010 at 10:59 a.m.
While everyone is swooning over method actors like Hopper, let's not forget that method acting is a kind of self-indulgence. When I was at a workshop, the Melrose, a fine actor/teacher Paul Mantee said that the trick of acting was finding the character in your own experience while not sliding into "psychodrama". Producers and directors are driven crazy and movies over-budget, while a Brando, Hoffman, Hopper or Dunaway take forever to "get into" their character. Contrast this with the much-maligned "technical actors," most famously Brits like Olivier, Richardson, etc. When you do the hard work of mastering the lines and the stage business, you become the character automatically. After all, this is why you were cast! An interviewer once asked Olivier how he could work two plays at once, doing a part in a matinée, then changing to a completely different part in the evening. He replied disdainfully: "Why not? It's what a professional actor does." Too often, improvisation means that you're too lazy to learn the lines. If a great talent like Hopper had been more of a professional and less "authentic," then maybe his life would have been less dissolute and his career more rewarding.
" — Jack M. Rice, May 29, 2010 at 11:42 a.m.
We are Venice Beach who now live in Costa Rica and like everyone else in Venice Beach, Dennis Hopper was one of us. A sad day, very sad even if we all saw it coming.
Go with God, Dennis and we know you will get there.
Magaly and John
" — John, May 29, 2010 at 11:49 a.m.
I came to appreciate Dennis for all his talent. Rest in peace.
" — Tom Borgogna, May 29, 2010 at 11:55 a.m.
Dennis Hopper could scare the hell outta me.
Just like Jack Palance in Shane!
Give me a 'good' baddie: any day of the week.
Dennis: You were the bestest of the baddies!
" — Dan , May 29, 2010 at 12:02 p.m.
Dennis Hopper was just fabulous in the epic film, "Giant". It is one of my favorite movies and Hopper, who portrays the son Leslie Benedict (played by Elizabeth Taylor), did a phenomenal job in his role of a rancher's son that wanted to go on to medical school, instead of staying on at his father's cattle ranch in Texas.
" — David Exuim , May 29, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
I had the pleasure of being Dennis Hopper's Makeup Artist on a series only just a few short years ago called E-Ring with Benjamin Bratt. He was a delight and loved to tell stories. I will always remember his wonderful laughter and wit. He was full of smiles and on set, he was a complete charm. We had a great time filming with him. Most of all I will remember his amazing Art and his Cigars, how he loved them. Rest In Peace Dennis, you have left a memorable mark in Hollywood and my heart.
" — Wendi Avignone, May 29, 2010 at 1:01 p.m.
Dennis Hopper came along at a very unique time in Hollywood. There seemed to be many liked minded people actaully "in charge" within his circle therefore allowing for some couragous films. Hopper was one of the fearless and was always relivent and never had to struggle for recognition amongst actors. There are a few others, Harry Dean Stanton, Jack Nicholson-just to name two.
" — Rob Scherer, May 29, 2010 at 1:24 p.m.
Back in the sixties Dennis and I were among a very small group of people who appreciated and purchased the new art being produced in Los Angeles by artists such as Robert Irwin, Billy Al Bengston, Ed Rusche, Ken Price, Ed Kienholz and others. Buying their art helped them to survive. Dennis photographed much of that world and later began producing his own art. So I remember him, not as just an actor or director but as a true patron of the arts and a friend. Although we lost touch with one another for many years we met up again at a gallery opening in Palm Springs a couple of years ago. So it is very sad to me that I didn't follow up and get together with him once again.
" — Donald Factor, May 29, 2010 at 1:56 p.m.
About a decade ago I was with my son at a playpark on the beach in Santa Monica/ Venice, and he came over and asked if he could borrow my son's push-pull 4-wheel toddler bike for his son, I said sure. Didn't recognize him until he was giving it back - it was fun seeing him as "just a dad."
" — julie fabian, May 29, 2010 at 2:35 p.m.
Thanks for all the Memories, RIP.
Yes, Dennis, deserves a Star. He was
a Great Actor.
" — Lois, May 29, 2010 at 2:42 p.m.
Dennis Hopper? He was a Damn good actor.
" — whamo, May 29, 2010 at 2:47 p.m.
I'm a fan of a band called Mr. Bungle, and a fan of Dennis Hopper. In a song called "Squeeze Me Macaroni", there was a sound clip that said "Where's the ******* beer, man?!". When I finally saw David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" and heard that line, I instantly started cracking up. I had no idea it was a sound bite from a Dennis Hopper movie. A classic actor....and I believe he deserves to be on the Walk of Fame. Everyone knows who he is.
" — Kurt Neumeister, May 29, 2010 at 3:39 p.m.
I loved Dennis at the sadistic Frank Booth! Hi neighbor.
" — Steven , May 29, 2010 at 4:02 p.m.
Had an funny exchange with Dennis one afternoon outside of Hinnanos in Venice and shared a walk down Speedway towards the pier. Very bright guy!!!!
" — Kyle, May 29, 2010 at 4:03 p.m.
Non Sequitar Time
I LOVE my signed Easy Rider album. It's one of my prized possessions. Listening to it right now. Damn good tunes. Acid trippin' in that New Orleans' cemetery freaked my teenage mind. That movie introduced me to the idea of experimental film and the open road. America!
On a random note...
I went to the Ecstasy exhibit downtown at the MOCA a few years ago. Grilling hard on some medicinal cookies, my friends and I saw Mr. Hopper walking solo around the museum with a cain. He looked so fragile. His youthful look gone. I was stalking him in an alter state and feeling a bit guilty. But then we followed him into the mushROOM. It was a dream come true.
Thanks for the movie memories & artistic inspiration. You'll be missed.
" — M.J.M., May 29, 2010 at 4:03 p.m.
Dennis as well as others were a part of the National Forensic League at Grossmont Union High (before it was divided into two Districts). Dennis contribution was in dramatic declaration and most of us considered that he had imitated the style of James Dean as an angry young man. I'm proud that he signed my copy of the yearbook with a proclamation "to a great speaker" Dennis Hopper. We were pictured sitting on the lawn outside the Principal's Office.
Like most young people we all had dreams of greatness, (but most didn't think of Dennis as being one who would become the dark symbol of our dreams) he did not take part in any of the school's plays, but we knew that the Old Globe Theater in Balboa Park, under the direction of Craig Noel, attracted his interest in performing Shakespeare.
Some talked of his performance in the film Giant featuring Elizabeth Taylor.Born May 17, 1936 in Dodge City, Kansas, Hopper began acting during his teen years, and made his professional debut on the TV series Medic. In 1955 he made a legendary collaboration with the director Nicholas Ray in the classic Rebel Without a Cause, appearing as a young tough opposite James Dean. Hopper and Dean became close friends during filming, and also worked together on 1956's Giant. After Dean's tragic death, it was often remarked that Hopper attempted to fill his friend's shoes by borrowing much of his persona, absorbing the late icon's famously defiant attitude and becoming so temperamental that his once-bright career quickly began to wane.
In the end he became famous. Good for him, and for many of us who knew him.
" — Edward Gaul, May 29, 2010 at 4:32 p.m.
Once while shooting photos of his then girlfriend he asked me to follow him down Malibu Colony Beach to see Nick Ray, Nick had the same problem that caught up with Dennis, I shot some photos of Dennis , Nick Ray and John Houseman while they smoke a few and just just looked into each other's eyes for a long while. Later when I gave Dennis the film he cried in thanks.
" — Warren, May 29, 2010 at 5 p.m.
I remember meeting Dennis Hopper in Hawaii during the making of "Waterworld". He came almost daily into my business during that span of time. Not recognizing him until much later, we enjoyed those visits because he could just be "himself", without being a "known" celebrity. His demeanor was kind and he seemed an unpretentious, very gentle soul. I believe that I had the pleasure to have experienced a bit of the "real' Dennis Hopper.
" — Junie, May 29, 2010 at 5:16 p.m.
We will miss you Frankie the Fly.
" — ARP, May 29, 2010 at 5:44 p.m.
Everyone always overlooks his performance in Wim Wenders' superb German film, "The American Friend" (an adaptation of the Highsmith novel, "Ripley's Game"). He basically plays himself, as a drugged-up sudden companion to a confused German guy (Bruno Ganz). Compelling stuff.
" — Stuart Troutman, May 29, 2010 at 5:49 p.m.
I don't know why the obituaries on Dennis Hopper overlook or make only passing reference to the fine 1988 film he directed, Colors. Its exploration of the tensions that existed in Daryl Gates-era Los Angeles was rather illuminating given that it was released three years before the Rodney King beating.
" — Samarkand, May 29, 2010 at 5:56 p.m.
i had the honor and privilege of meeting and photographing dennis in 1987 in his home and adjoining junked car lot, in venice, california. he sat in a dented blue porsche convertible with his leathers and shades, and was one of my most memorable subjects. dennis had stopped smoking his cigars by that point, but took the gift of cubans to share with his friends.
he was the essence of cool.
thank you, dennis. you will long be remembered.
" — abe frajndlich, May 29, 2010 at 6:18 p.m.
(In reference to the earlier comment about Dennis Hopper in the Twilight Zone episode playing a member of an imaginary American Nazi party) It was called "He's alive". I've seen it several times and enjoyed his performance so much at the time that I memorized some of his lines just to entertain myself and others with.
Really fine actor, R.I.P.
" — Mark, May 29, 2010 at 8:42 p.m.
Dear friend, dear teacher, great inspiration, always kind and sensitive.
Dennis, me, Alfonso and Fernando formed the "Cuernava gang" when Dennis was living in Mexico in 1980. Great memories and the time we spent together was life changing for us.
You will always be remembered.
" — Elias Nahmias, May 29, 2010 at 10:58 p.m.
Miss U bro.But I know UR In the wind
" — J WEST, May 30, 2010 at 2:28 a.m.
My old friend:)
You came
You saw
You conquered
You will not be forgotten
From Long ago and far away:) JJ
" — Judie Jolly Marshall, May 30, 2010 at 4:36 a.m.
I "knew" Dennis Hopper through a very unbiased source: his mom, Marjorie. I worked on the same newspaper where Marge was a proofreader and TV listing ompiler. I first knew her as Marge who had a son who was an actor. When I discovered her last name, I was able to adjust to the information that her son was the famous graduate of my high school--Helix in La Mesa, a suburb of San Diego.
Marge was very proud of both of her sons. Shortly after Dennis made San Diego appearances when "Easy Rider" opened, Marge called me with a demanding question, "Pam, what's a hippie?" At the laundromat, a neighbor (probably based on Dennis's long hair), had sniped, "How does it feel to be a mother of a hippie?" My reply to Marge's question was along the lines of hippies being free-living people without much visible sign of support. Her reply was that Dennis was clearly no hippie--he had left home as a teenager and had supported himself on his own in a cut-throat business.
Marge Hopper was a devoted geneologist. Dennis was a descendant of Daniel Boone through his mom. Through his dad, Jay, he shared a common ancestor with Harry Truman; the woman had been scalped by tribal peoples when young and wore a lace cap rest of her life to cover her bare head.
I had the singular experience of seeing "Easy Rider" in a reviewers' showing with Marge Hopper. She clued me in that her husband, Jay, had high praise for the actor portraying the alcoholic lawyer (Jack Nicholson). I have no doubt she was very happy that the final edit had gotten an R and not an X rating.
" — Pam Rider, May 30, 2010 at 7:51 a.m.
Yet again God has come down and taken another great actor from us. We are blessed to have alot of movies he has made in his career. HERE TO YOU DENNIS HOPPER A TRUE ICON
" — Pete, May 30, 2010 at 3:53 p.m.
A Legend in his own Lifetime.
I had the priviledge of meeting him once. He shook my hand,looked deep into my eyes and said it was a pleasure to meet me. made me feel terrific,whether it was true or not, he had an amazing persona.
" — Manfred, May 30, 2010 at 7:23 p.m.
I met Dennis several times as a museum curator and we always talked of our regard for our mutual friend actor Vincent Price who was so instrumental in encouraging Dennis as an artist and collector when he first came to Hollywood and later did the same for me ......unlike his often violent film roles , in person , Dennis was a kind and respectful man , always artistically curious......his energy and spirit will be missed ......Robert Flynn Johnson
" — Robert Flynn Johnson, May 30, 2010 at 11:56 p.m.
Dennis Hopper was the very embodiment of the tumultuous Baby Boom generation---defiant and full of excess, intent on reinventing the wheel of convention.
He was, for a time anyway, the crazed, hyper-babbling character he created in 'Apocalypse Now'---the very essence of madness and non-conformity.
But then he was also the rehabilitated man with a dream in 'Hoosiers'. Or the responsible director with a noble social conscience who gave the world 'Colors'.
If it is true that the path of excess leads to the palace of wisdom, then Dennis Hopper truly lived the full arc of indulgence. He proved that you could walk into the jungle of excess, and emerge on the other side a survivor.
" — David Bartlett, May 31, 2010 at 3:55 a.m.
I had the privilege of making Dennis Hopper's acquaintance in 2009 when he was planning his exhibition, "Hopper at the Harwood," as well as curating "Artist Reunion: Larry Bell, Ron Cooper, Ronald Davis, Ken Price, Robert Dean Stockwell" at the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, New Mexico, where I am an employee. Because he was filming "Crash" in Albuquerque from January to October 2009 he was able to spend time in Taos and was a regular visitor at the museum where his signature laugh could be heard echoing through the galleries.
I once printed out a script from "Crash" for him, emailed to me from the production company when their fax machine failed. It was well over 50 pages and I asked him if he had any special technique for memorizing so much dialog. He said, "No, I just go home and work like hell."
I found him to be down to earth, gracious, and interested in people. He signed my copy of the exhibition catalog "Love, Dennis, Taos 2009." He had one of the sweetest smiles I've ever seen.
Dennis Hopper is now embedded in the unique and fascinating history of Taos, New Mexico, whether some of the denizens of this community are happy about it or not, and to whom I would say, "It's been 40 years--get over it!"
He loved this beautiful, amazing, and intense little town as much as I do and I'm so glad our paths crossed, however briefly. I am very saddened by his passing.
" — Kristin Lucas, May 31, 2010 at 1:45 p.m.
He moved through the casino like a god...
slowly, purposefully, with the focus of a hawk.
It was 1998, and we were shooting Top Of The World.
Mr. Hopper played Vegas boss, Charles Atlas,
and I was cast as a bad guy attempting to rob his casino.
His crystal-blue eyes could freeze you in your tracks
or embrace your soul with a simple glance. He was amazing!
Watching and working with Dennis Hopper was an absolute privilege
and I cherish the memory of my days on set with this wonderful actor.
" — Dell Yount, June 4, 2010 at 4 a.m.
Thank You, Dennis… For Your Artistic Vision and Generosity of Spirit.
Your vision and commitment to the process made "Hopper at the Harwood" a huge success. From your collaboration with curator, Jina Brenneman, to the photo shoots, fundraising dinners, panel discussions and media interviews (and there were dozens!) you were a joy to work with and just so completely open and totally giving to the Harwood and your Taos community. We can only hope your creative spirit will forever inspire us... and all who visit Taos. The Harwood Staff
" — Staff of the Harwood Museum in Taos, NM, June 10, 2010 at 2:41 p.m.
Not a day goes by that I don't think about him. They'll never be another one like him.
Rest in Peace, Brother
Steve Belgard
" — Steve Belgard, November 23, 2011 at 8:54 a.m.
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This tip of the week will be about Enums. Enum is short for enumeration, and while you might think you have never heard of or used a enum before, I can almost certainly promise you that it is not true.
IntelliseSense displays the possible return values.
You can see how IntelliseSense knows what the possible return values are, and displays them for us, making it easy for the programmer to select the correct value. Of course you could have just written the value of the constant, but I find this makes coding easier to write, and alot easier to read.
A few notes of worth: A enum must be placed in the declarations section of a module, that is before your first sub or function. You can reference enum members directly (i.e. you can use vbYes, you don't have to type vbMsgBoxResult.vbYes). This also means that you should ensure your enum member names are globally unique, to avoid confusion.
Enums can make your coding life significantly easier in that it can help you to remember what the possible values are for input or output from a function.


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Q: Payout to User's External account bank account gives 'No such External Account...' I have a very frustrating problem and Stripe's documentation/customer service have been giving me the run-around and my question is still not resolved.
I am trying to implement a payout programmatically in C# to a user's bank account.
Amounts are accumulated in one stripe account (my account) but users have 'balances' that our backend keeps track of. When a user decides they want to be paid out, this is where I am running into an issue.
So far, this is what i've implemented:

*

*Create the User's external account and attach a bank account:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/accounts/create

*Create a payout object:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/payouts/create
But the problem occurs when I create a payout and add a destination to that payout. The reason for this is because a user might have more than one bank account linked to their external account.
I have something like this:
Create an external account for user
Account userCustomAccount = await account.CreateAsync(new AccountCreateOptions()
{
    Type = "custom",
    DefaultCurrency = "usd",
    Country = "US",
    Email = "user@fake.com",
    LegalEntity = new AccountLegalEntityOptions() {...},
    ExternalBankAccount = new AccountBankAccountOptions()
    {
        AccountHolderType = "individual",
        AccountNumber = "123456789",
        RoutingNumber = "987654321,
        Currency = "usd",
        Country = "US",
        AccountHolderName = "Test User"
    },
    TosAcceptance = new AccountTosAcceptanceOptions(){...},
    PayoutSchedule = new AccountPayoutScheduleOptions()
    {
        Interval = "manual"
    },
    PayoutStatementDescriptor = "TEST"
});

Create a payout
var sourcePayout = new PayoutCreateOptions()
{
    Amount = 100,
    Currency = "usd",
    Destination = bankAccountId,
    SourceType = "bank_account",
    StatementDescriptor = "PAYOUT"
};

where bankAccountId is the id (like ba_xxxx) that I retrieved from userCustomAccount.ExternalAccounts
I get an error when attempting to call payout saying that "No such external account exists"
Any idea how to resolve this? I don't understand why this is so difficult to do and why this is giving me so much trouble.
Thanks!

A: since you are creating payout to the connected account from your platform account, you will need to use the Stripe-Account header
What you are doing now is creating a payout for your own account with the connected account's bank id.
in C#, you would need to use the requestOptions
var requestOptions = new RequestOptions();
requestOptions.StripeConnectAccountId = "CONNECTED ACCOUNT ID";

....
....
var payout = await PayoutService.CreateAsync(sourcePayout, requestOptions);

The key things is whenever you are operating on your connected account other than creating account itself, such as creating charge, payout, creating customer on connected account, you will need to pass the Stripe-Account header.

*

*(https://github.com/stripe/stripe-dotnet#request-options)

*(https://stripe.com/docs/connect/payouts#using-manual-payouts)

A: if you are creating payout from platform to connect account's external account, directly it might not be done. first send the fund from platform balance to connect account using transfer api. transfer api.
and then create a payout on the connect account. generally the payouts are automatic, and after the preset minimum number of days(for US 2 days), the payout is created with all the available balance in the connect account balance.


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Q: iMac 2013 (late) as external monitor for PC I have an iMac 27" with two thunderbolt ports, and a PC with DisplayPort output. In order to use the iMac as a monitor, it appears that a thunderbolt display output at the source is required (https://www.tekrevue.com/tip/ins-outs-imacs-target-display-mode/), and using a DP-mDP cable did not work (Target DisplayMode on the mac using cmd-F2 doesn't respond).
The question is, is there anything I can do on the PC side (a new graphics card, perhaps? or some sort of a converter) to make this happen?

A: There's nothing you can do on the PC side.

In order to use the iMac as a monitor, it appears that a thunderbolt
display output at the source is required

This is a misunderstanding of how this works.  There's no such thing as "thunderbolt display output."  Thunderbolt is a multiplexing of a number of signals:

*

*PCIe

*USB

*DisplayPort

*Power (Thunderbolt 3)

If it was just the "display" portion of Thunderbolt, it would work with your mDP to mDP cable.  You need Thunderbolt connections end-to-end.


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