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T. L. Taylor
T. L. Taylor is Associate Professor in Comparative Media Studies at MIT. She is the author of Play Between Worlds: Exploring Online Game Culture (MIT Press).
Raising the Stakes
E-Sports and the Professionalization of Computer Gaming
T. L. Taylor 2012
How a form of play becomes a sport: players, agents, referees, leagues, tournaments, sponsorships, and spectators, and the culture of professional computer game play.
Competitive video and computer game play is nothing new: the documentary King of Kong memorably portrays a Donkey Kong player's attempts to achieve the all-time highest score; the television show Starcade (1982–1984) featured competitions among arcade game players; and first-person shooter games of the 1990s became multiplayer through network play. A new development in the world of digital gaming, however, is the emergence of professional computer game play, complete with star players, team owners, tournaments, sponsorships, and spectators. In Raising the Stakes, T. L. Taylor explores the emerging scene of professional computer gaming and the accompanying efforts to make a sport out of this form of play.
In the course of her explorations, Taylor travels to tournaments, including the World Cyber Games Grand Finals (which considers itself the computer gaming equivalent of the Olympics), and interviews participants from players to broadcasters. She examines pro-gaming, with its highly paid players, play-by-play broadcasts, and mass audience; discusses whether or not e-sports should even be considered sports; traces the player's path from amateur to professional (and how a hobby becomes work); and describes the importance of leagues, teams, owners, organizers, referees, sponsors, and fans in shaping the structure and culture of pro-gaming.
Taylor connects professional computer gaming to broader issues: our notions of play, work, and sport; the nature of spectatorship; the influence of money on sports. And she examines the ongoing struggle over the gendered construction of play through the lens of male-dominated pro-gaming. Ultimately, the evolution of professional computer gaming illuminates the contemporary struggle to convert playful passions into serious play.
Play Between Worlds
Exploring Online Game Culture
A study of Everquest that provides a snapshot of multiplayer gaming culture, questions the truism that computer games are isolating and alienating, and offers insights into broader issues of work and play, gender identity, technology, and commercial culture.
In Play Between Worlds, T. L. Taylor examines multiplayer gaming life as it is lived on the borders, in the gaps—as players slip in and out of complex social networks that cross online and offline space. Taylor questions the common assumption that playing computer games is an isolating and alienating activity indulged in by solitary teenage boys. Massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs), in which thousands of players participate in a virtual game world in real time, are in fact actively designed for sociability. Games like the popular Everquest, she argues, are fundamentally social spaces.
Taylor's detailed look at Everquest offers a snapshot of multiplayer culture. Drawing on her own experience as an Everquest player (as a female Gnome Necromancer)—including her attendance at an Everquest Fan Faire, with its blurring of online—and offline life—and extensive research, Taylor not only shows us something about games but raises broader cultural issues. She considers "power gamers," who play in ways that seem closer to work, and examines our underlying notions of what constitutes play—and why play sometimes feels like work and may even be painful, repetitive, and boring. She looks at the women who play Everquest and finds they don't fit the narrow stereotype of women gamers, which may cast into doubt our standardized and preconceived ideas of femininity. And she explores the questions of who owns game space—what happens when emergent player culture confronts the major corporation behind the game.
Beyond Barbie and Mortal Kombat
New Perspectives on Gender and Gaming
Yasmin B. Kafai, Carrie Heeter, Jill Denner, and Jennifer Y. Sun 2008
Girls and women as game players and game designers in the new digital landscape of massively multiplayer online games, "second lives," "modding," serious games, and casual games.
Ten years after the groundbreaking From Barbie to Mortal Kombat highlighted the ways gender stereotyping and related social and economic issues permeate digital game play, the number of women and girl gamers has risen considerably. Despite this, gender disparities remain in gaming. Women may be warriors in World of Warcraft, but they are also scantily clad "booth babes" whose sex appeal is used to promote games at trade shows. Player-generated content has revolutionized gaming, but few games marketed to girls allow "modding" (game modifications made by players). Gender equity, the contributors to Beyond Barbie and Mortal Kombat argue, requires more than increasing the overall numbers of female players. Beyond Barbie and Mortal Kombat brings together new media theorists, game designers, educators, psychologists, and industry professionals, including some of the contributors to the earlier volume, to look at how gender intersects with the broader contexts of digital games today: gaming, game industry and design, and serious games. The contributors discuss the rise of massively multiplayer online games (MMOs) and the experience of girl and women players in gaming communities; the still male-dominated gaming industry and the need for different perspectives in game design; and gender concerns related to emerging serious games (games meant not only to entertain but also to educate, persuade, or change behavior). In today's game-packed digital landscape, there is an even greater need for games that offer motivating, challenging, and enriching contexts for play to a more diverse population of players.
ContributorsCornelia Brunner, Shannon Campe, Justine Cassell, Mia Consalvo, Jill Denner, Mary Flanagan, Janine Fron, Tracy Fullerton, Elisabeth Hayes, Carrie Heeter, Kristin Hughes, Mimi Ito, Henry Jenkins III, Yasmin B. Kafai, Caitlin Kelleher, Brenda Laurel, Nicole Lazzaro, Holin Lin, Jacki Morie, Helen Nissenbaum, Celia Pearce, Caroline Pelletier, Jennifer Y. Sun, T. L. Taylor, Brian Winn, Nick YeeInterviews with Nichol Bradford, Brenda Braithwaite, Megan Gaiser, Sheri Graner Ray, Morgan Romine
Digital Culture, Play, and Identity
A World of Warcraft® Reader
Hilde G. Corneliussen and Jill Walker Rettberg 2008
Exploring World of Warcraft as both cultural phenomenon and game, with contributions by writers and researchers who have immersed themselves in the WoW gameworld.
World of Warcraft is the world's most popular massively multiplayer online game (MMOG), with (as of March 2007) more than eight million active subscribers across Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia, who play the game an astonishing average of twenty hours a week. This book examines the complexity of World of Warcraft from a variety of perspectives, exploring the cultural and social implications of the proliferation of ever more complex digital gameworlds. The contributors have immersed themselves in the World of Warcraft universe, spending hundreds of hours as players (leading guilds and raids, exploring moneymaking possibilities in the in-game auction house, playing different factions, races, and classes), conducting interviews, and studying the game design—as created by Blizzard Entertainment, the game's developer, and as modified by player-created user interfaces. The analyses they offer are based on both the firsthand experience of being a resident of Azeroth and the data they have gathered and interpreted. The contributors examine the ways that gameworlds reflect the real world—exploring such topics as World of Warcraft as a "capitalist fairytale" and the game's construction of gender; the cohesiveness of the gameworld in terms of geography, mythology, narrative, and the treatment of death as a temporary state; aspects of play, including "deviant strategies" perhaps not in line with the intentions of the designers; and character—both players' identification with their characters and the game's culture of naming characters. The varied perspectives of the contributors—who come from such fields as game studies, textual analysis, gender studies, and postcolonial studies—reflect the breadth and vitality of current interest in MMOGs.


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The worst sleep, on the other hand, happened among owners who let the dogs sleep in bed with them.


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'Striking' Difference in Adverse Events in Women With Watchman LAAO
Patrice Wendling
Women have more in-hospital complications than men and double the risk for major adverse events after left atrial appendage occlusion (LAAO) with the Watchman device, according to new National Cardiovascular Data Registry (NCDR) LAAO Registry data.
In-hospital mortality was also twofold higher among women than men and hospital stay was longer. Even after adjustment for potential confounders, these relationships still exist, Douglas Darden, MD, University of California, San Diego, and colleagues reported online in JAMA Cardiology.
"I think this article certainly highlights — specific to a procedure that has gained more popularity and will become more commonplace in cardiovascular practice — that operators and patients need to pay more attention that women may be at more risk for adverse events and mortality," senior author Jonathan Hsu, MD, also from UCSD, told theheart.org | Medscape Cardiology.
Possible explanations for the disparities include anatomic differences between the sexes, such as smaller vessel diameter, thinner myocardial wall, and a more friable LLA in women; increased frailty; and clinician inexperience, the authors suggest.
"It could be something as simple or as specific as thinness of tissue or friability of tissue that may predispose women more than men to perforation or other risks that may put them at risk for adverse events specifically," Hsu said.
Commenting further, he said, "I think we would be remiss not to mention the fact that part of this association may unfortunately be a disparity in care that women as a specific sex may receive," he said.
Indeed, postimplantation women had higher adjusted odds of receiving a direct oral anticoagulant only (odds ratio [OR], 1.07, P = .02) and warfarin only (OR, 1.12; P < .001), and lower odds of receiving clinical trial-recommended combined oral anticoagulants plus single antiplatelet therapy (OR, 0.91; P < .001).
"This article highlights the fact that in all aspects we need to pay attention that women receive as high-level, guideline-driven care as men," Hsu said.
First author Darden pointed out in an email that women suffer disproportionately from atrial fibrillation (AF), compared with men, with worse quality of life and higher risk for stroke. So "it's only natural to seek further treatment in order to decrease that risk, specifically LAAO with Watchman."
Despite the fact that women are known to be at greater risk for adverse events after invasive procedures, including AF ablation and TAVR, however, little is known about sex differences with LAAO, as the LAAO clinical trials only included about 30% women, he said.
Two 2021 papers zeroing in on these sex differences produced mixed results. An American report in roughly 9200 patients reported a higher risk for major in-hospital events in women after receipt of Watchman implants, whereas a German report found similar safety and efficacy among 387 consecutive patients, regardless of sex.
The present study involved 20,388 women and 28,969 men implanted with the Watchman device between January 2016 and June 2019 in the NCDR registry, the largest LAAO registry with adjudicated events with participation mandated for Medicare coverage.
The women were older (mean age, 76.5 vs 75.8 years), had a higher mean CHA2DS2-VASc score (5.3 vs 4.5), and more likely to have a high fall risk as an indication for LAAO (39.8% vs 33.5%).
Further, women were more likely than men to have paroxysmal atrial fibrillation and uncontrolled hypertension, but less likely to have congestive heart failure, diabetes, and coronary artery disease.
After multivariable adjustment, all but one of the primary outcomes was significantly worse in women vs men:
Aborted or cancelled procedure: 3.0% vs 2.9% (OR, 1.01; P = .87)
Any adverse event: 6.3% vs 3.9% (OR, 1.63; P < .001)
Major adverse event: 4.1% vs 2.0% (OR, 2.06; P < .001)
Hospital stay more than 1 day: 16.0% vs 11.6% (OR, 1.46; P < .001)
Death: 58/0.3% vs 37/0.1% (OR, 2.01; P = .001).
The authors point out that device-related adverse events are lower than in the PROTECT-AF and PREVAIL clinical trials of the Watchman, with 0.8% of patients developing a pericardial effusion requiring drainage and 1.2% having major bleeding, down from highs of 4.8% and 3.5%, respectively, in PROTECT-AF.
Although promising overall, adverse events among women were driven by higher rates of both pericardial effusion requiring draining (1.2% vs 0.5%; P < .001) and major bleeding (1.7% vs 0.8%; P < .001).
Commenting for theheart.org | Medscape Cardiology, John Mandrola, MD, Baptist Health, Louisville, Kentucky, expressed concern that despite its increasing popularity, the rate of serious complications appears to be increasing for the preventive procedure. "That's peculiar because you'd expect increased experience and device iterations to decrease complications. And the NCDR data surely undercounts the real rate of adverse events because it only includes in-hospital complications."
Based on the current data, he observed that there's a 3% chance for a major complication overall, with the typical female Watchman patient facing a 6% chance of any adverse event and 4% risk for a major adverse event during her hospital stay alone.
"The striking difference in complications in women is a super important observation because higher upfront risk has an even more negative effect on the harm–benefit calculus of this procedure," Mandrola said.
"Some of the increased harm in women may have been due to the slightly higher rate of comorbid conditions, but that is real-life," he said. "Registry data like this is extremely valuable because, unlike the carefully selected randomized trial, registries reflect what is actually being done in practice."
Hsu agreed that the absolute numbers are concerning. Nevertheless, "it doesn't necessarily sound an alarm that our adverse events are worse in contemporary practice or that adverse events continue to increase. But, in general, it just points to the fact that there is this inherent larger risk in women, compared to men, and that we need to, first, figure out why and, second, we need to figure out how to improve."
Strategies to mitigate procedural risk included ultrasound-guided venous access, preprocedural imaging, improved proficiency with LAAO devices, and continued development of safer devices, they note.
Despite the more generalizable nature of registry data, "the results of this study should not result in differing sex-based thresholds for LAAO implant," the authors conclude.
The study was supported by the American College of Cardiology Foundation's NCDR. Hsu reports receiving personal fees from Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Abbott, Biotronik, Janssen Pharmaceutical, Bristol Myers Squibb, Pfizer, Biosense Webster, Altathera Pharmaceuticals, and Zoll Medical; grants from Biotronik and Biosense Webster; and holding equity interest in Acutus Medical and Vektor Medical outside the submitted work. Darden reports no relevant financial relationships. Mandrola is a regular contributor to Medscape Cardiology.
JAMA Cardiol. Published online August 11, 2021. Abstract
Follow Patrice Wendling on Twitter: @pwendl. For more from theheart.org | Medscape Cardiology, join us on Twitter and Facebook.
Medscape Medical News © 2021
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53 – The Leiter House, circa 1846, Leitersburg, MD
It's the gray house with blue shutters on Leitersburg's Main Street just off the square–solid, brick, tucked right against the sidewalk. It's a substantial home, made in two sections. The original block to the left, built in the middle of the 19th century, is three bays wide and three deep with two stories and an attic under a hip roof. To this was added, at the turn of the 20th century, a two-story, two-bay wing with a gable roof. Under the eaves is a brick cornice with corbeling and brick dentils. The windows have narrow frames of rounded wood and are topped by flat arches of soldier bricks. The foundation is built of large, carefully cut limestone and becomes a full story at the back of the house as the ground slopes away from the street.
The front of the house is part of the village street scene close to neighbors, while the rear of the lot falls away to gardens and dependencies with a distinctly rural flavor. There is a summer kitchen, with its large cooking fireplace. This small frame building has been converted into a comfortable summerhouse with a grape arbor sheltering three floor-to-ceiling screened windows. The property has three cisterns and two wells, one hand-dug and one with beautiful stonework, and the foundations for a barn and a blacksmith's shop.
In 1762, Jacob Leiter purchased 362 acres of land patented as Resurvey on Well Taught, as well as an interest in a Resurvey on Well Taught then pending. Leiter completed this title and secured a patent the following year, increasing his holding by 1,294 acres. Jacob Leiter died in 1764, and his estate was distributed to many heirs the following year. His will read in part …I give and bequeath unto my two youngest sons, Jacob Leiter and Peter Leiter, the place of land whereon I now live, containing 362 acres more or less.
In 1802, the Nicholson's Gap Road, the route from York, Pennsylvania, to Hagerstown, was changed to roughly that of present-day Route 60. And in 1807 the road from Greencastle, Pennsylvania, to South Mountain and Baltimore was opened. The intersection these two formed was a little southeast of Antietam Creek on Jacob Leiter's original 362 acre parcel of land. In 1811, Andrew Leiter, grandson of the original Jacob and son of the younger Jacob, purchased the land around this intersection from his father. Four years later, Andrew, a blacksmith by trade, laid out the town of Leitersburg, 53 lots surrounding the crossroads. The 50 foot wide road to York became Main Street, and the 60 foot wide road to Baltimore became Antietam Street north of the intersection and Church Street to the south. Both roads have been realigned since they were first built. The York Turnpike has moved north to bypass the little town, leaving Main Street (now Leiter Street) much less traveled; and the modern Leitersburg Smithsburg Road nudged a little east after it passed through the square.
Lots in Leitersburg sold for $26 to $200, with lot number one going for the princely sum of $900, but Andrew Leiter died in 1818 nearly insolvent. He had been unable to repay his loans; and, in the ensuing litigations, a number of lots were sold at sheriff's sale.
The brick house on Main Street was built by one of Andrew Leiter's nephews Joseph Leiter, a builder by trade, who purchased the property in 1846. It was probably his grandson Levi Z. Leiter who built the addition about 1900. The most noted member of the Leiter family was also named Levi Ziegler Leiter. This Levi was Joseph Leiter's other son who immigrated to Chicago and became a partner of Marshall Field in the department store of that name. Levi Leiter was enormously wealthy, and his daughter Mary married Lord George Curzon who once served as Viceroy of India. It was Levi's money that supported the Curzons in India. As Vicereine of India, Mary Curzon had the highest ranking job in the British Empire ever held by an American.
There have been many changes in the Leiter house on Main Street over the years. During one ownership, the house was divided into apartments; and another living space was added in a shed-roofed addition at the rear. The lower porch to the rear of the house has been enclosed. Once there were double porches on the back of the addition at right angles to the other porches. These little porches have been enclosed and are now bathrooms. A garage is under the rear addition and a root cellar under the front brick addition.
There have been some close calls for the house as well. At one time, a carpenter was called to remove the original spiral winder staircase because it was no longer sturdy. He refused, recognizing the artistry of this hanging staircase, and repaired it instead. These stairs still creak, but they wind to the attic. Once a dormer at the front of the house admitted light to the attic, but that dormer has been removed. The many changes in the house have left it with a variety of woodwork moldings and doors with two, four, five and six panels. The wide heart-of-pine plank flooring is in excellent condition, and four of the seven fireplaces are in working order. The back of the entry hall has been walled off into a charming room. The original double parlors on the left of the front door have been opened into a large living room with a dramatic fireplace mantel, and the double rooms to the right of the front door in the addition have been made into a large dining room.
The present owners Jeannine and Pete Humphrey purchased the house almost twenty years ago. They have worked with all the changes in the house, furnishing it to be an inviting and comfortable home. The kitchens from the upstairs apartments were retained, nice additions to both the guest and master bedroom suites and the apartment in the rear addition is still there. The most dramatic change the Humphreys have made is to paint the exterior the soft gray that gives unity to all the additions that make up the home.
This is the only old house the Humphreys have lived in, and they feel a responsibility to care for it. "We learned early on," said Jeannine, "that we don't own the house; it owns us. It's a great old place, and we've been happy making it our home."
Note: The Book Mary Curzon is Nigel Nicholson's recent biography of Mary Leiter Curzon.
Epilogue: Henry and Amy-Beth Garazo purchased the Leiter House in 1999 and have begun to make it fit their lives. Wrought iron gates have been placed at the entrance to the drive and the upstairs has been redone. The apartment has been removed and has been transformed into a modern kitchen and master bath.
This article appeared in the Herald-Mail Sunday, January 9, 1994 as the 53rd in the series.


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org.cloudata.core.client
Cloudata Client API, Shell, Scanner, Utility

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ClientSide Scanner API

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TabletInputFormat for Hadoop MapReduce

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ValueObject for Table, Tablet

Uses of Row.Key in org.cloudata.core.client

Fields in org.cloudata.core.client declared as Row.Key

static Row.Key
Row.Key.MAX_KEY

static Row.Key
Row.Key.MIN_KEY

Methods in org.cloudata.core.client that return Row.Key

 Row.Key
RowFilter.getEndRowKey()

 Row.Key
Row.getKey()

          Return Row.Key

 Row.Key
ScanCell.getRowKey()

 Row.Key
RowFilter.getRowKey()

 Row.Key[]
CTable.getSplitedRowKeyRanges(TabletInfo tabletInfo,
                       int splitPerTablet)

          Divides row keys contained in a certain tablet into splitPerTablet rows.

 Row.Key
RowFilter.getStartRowKey()

Methods in org.cloudata.core.client with parameters of type Row.Key

 TabletInfo
CTable.addTablet(Row.Key startRowKey,
          Row.Key endRowKey)

          Add new tablet in this table with the specified row key

 void
TabletLocationCache.clearTabletCache(java.lang.String tableName,
                 Row.Key rowKey,
                 TabletInfo tabletInfo)

 java.io.OutputStream
CTable.createBlob(Row.Key rowKey,
           java.lang.String columnName,
           Cell.Key cellKey)

static void
CTable.createTable(org.cloudata.core.common.conf.CloudataConf conf,
            TableSchema tableSchema,
            Row.Key[] endRowKeys)

          Create a new table according to the table schma information, then split
 the newly created table into multiple tablets by the number of row keys specified
 in the parameter.

 void
AsyncDataReceiver.error(Row.Key rowKey,
      java.lang.Exception exception)

          Called when received exception

 Row
CTable.get(Row.Key rowKey)

          Retrieve all the columns and their values in Row matching with rowKey
 If the Row contains too much data, it may cause serious problem.

 Row
CTable.get(Row.Key rowKey,
    java.lang.String columnName)

          Retrieve data stored in Cloudata

 Row
CTable.get(Row.Key rowKey,
    java.lang.String[] columnNames)

          Retrieve data with row key and specific column names.

 byte[]
CTable.get(Row.Key rowKey,
    java.lang.String columnName,
    Cell.Key cellKey)

          Retrieve data the application stored by put method

 boolean
CTable.hasValue(java.lang.String columnName,
         Row.Key rowKey)

          Check whether a Row with parameter rowkey exists or not
 Instead, it is possible to use get() method, but it is not recommended due to performance reason

 boolean
CTable.hasValue(java.lang.String columnName,
         Row.Key rowKey,
         Cell.Key cellKey)

          Check whether a Row with parameter rowkey exists or not
 Instead, it is possible to use get() method, but it is not recommended due to performance reason

static TabletInfo
CTable.lookupTargetTablet(org.cloudata.core.common.conf.CloudataConf conf,
                   java.lang.String tableName,
                   Row.Key rowKey)

          Find a tablet serving a specified row and return its information

 TabletInfo
CTable.lookupTargetTablet(Row.Key rowKey)

          Find a tablet serving a specified row and return its information

 java.io.InputStream
CTable.openBlob(Row.Key rowKey,
         java.lang.String columnName,
         Cell.Key cellKey)

 void
AsyncDataReceiver.receive(Row.Key rowKey,
        Row row)

          Called when single Row fetched.

 void
CTable.remove(Row.Key rowKey,
       java.lang.String columnName,
       Cell.Key cellKey)

          Remove a Cell in a Row

 void
CTable.removeRow(Row.Key rowKey)

          Remove all cells in a row  with system timestamp

 void
CTable.removeRow(Row.Key rowKey,
          long timestamp)

          Remove all cells in a row  with user timestamp

 void
RowFilter.setEndRowKey(Row.Key endRowKey)

 void
Row.setKey(Row.Key key)

 void
RowFilter.setPagingInfo(int pageSize,
              Row.Key previousPageEndRowKey)

 void
ScanCell.setRowKey(Row.Key rowKey)

 void
RowFilter.setRowKey(Row.Key rowKey)

 void
RowFilter.setStartRowKey(Row.Key startRowKey)

 void
RowFilter.setValue(Row.Key startRowKey,
         Row.Key endRowKey,
         int operation)

Method parameters in org.cloudata.core.client with type arguments of type Row.Key

 boolean
CTable.get(java.util.Collection<Row.Key> rowKeys,
    java.util.List<CellFilter> cellFilters,
    AsyncDataReceiver dataReceiver,
    int numOfThread,
    int timeout)

          This method allows applications to asynchronously receive data.

 boolean
CTable.get(java.util.Collection<Row.Key> rowKeys,
    java.lang.String[] columnNames,
    AsyncDataReceiver dataReceiver,
    int numOfThread,
    int timeout)

          This method allows applications to asynchronously receive data.

Constructors in org.cloudata.core.client with parameters of type Row.Key

Row.Key(Row.Key otherKey)

Row(Row.Key key)

RowFilter(Row.Key rowKey)

RowFilter(Row.Key rowKey,
          int operation)

RowFilter(Row.Key startRowKey,
          Row.Key endRowKey)

RowFilter(Row.Key startRowKey,
          Row.Key endRowKey,
          int operation)

Uses of Row.Key in org.cloudata.core.client.scanner

Methods in org.cloudata.core.client.scanner that return Row.Key

 Row.Key
MergeScanner.RowArray.getRowKey()

 Row.Key
MergeEvaluator.parseTargetRowKey(Row.Key srcRowKey,
                  int index)

Methods in org.cloudata.core.client.scanner with parameters of type Row.Key

static TableScanner
ScannerFactory.openScanner(org.cloudata.core.common.conf.CloudataConf conf,
            Row.Key targetRowKey,
            TabletInfo tabletInfo,
            RowFilter rowFilter)

          Open TableScanner which scans a single tablet used RowFilter

static TableScanner
ScannerFactory.openScanner(CTable ctable,
            Row.Key startRowKey,
            Row.Key endRowKey,
            java.lang.String columnName)

          Open TableScanner which scans from startRowKey to endRowKey, single column.

static TableScanner
ScannerFactory.openScanner(CTable ctable,
            Row.Key startRowKey,
            Row.Key endRowKey,
            java.lang.String[] columns)

          Open TableScanner which scans from startRowKey to endRowKey, multiple column.

static TableScanner
ScannerFactory.openScanner(CTable ctable,
            Row.Key startRowKey,
            Row.Key endRowKey,
            java.lang.String columnName,
            int timeout)

          Open TableScanner which scans from startRowKey to endRowKey, single column.

 Row.Key
MergeEvaluator.parseTargetRowKey(Row.Key srcRowKey,
                  int index)

 void
MergeScanner.RowArray.setRowKey(Row.Key rowKey)

Uses of Row.Key in org.cloudata.core.parallel.hadoop

Methods in org.cloudata.core.parallel.hadoop that return Row.Key

 Row.Key
TableScanCellReader.createKey()

 Row.Key
TableRowRecordReader.createKey()

 Row.Key
TableJoinRecordReader.createKey()

 Row.Key
TableSplit.getJobStartRowKey()

Methods in org.cloudata.core.parallel.hadoop that return types with arguments of type Row.Key

 org.apache.hadoop.mapred.RecordReader<Row.Key,org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable>
AbstractTabletInputFormat.getRecordReader(org.apache.hadoop.mapred.InputSplit split,
                org.apache.hadoop.mapred.JobConf job,
                org.apache.hadoop.mapred.Reporter reporter)

Methods in org.cloudata.core.parallel.hadoop with parameters of type Row.Key

 boolean
TableScanCellReader.next(Row.Key key,
     org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable value)

 boolean
TableRowRecordReader.next(Row.Key key,
     org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable value)

 boolean
TableJoinRecordReader.next(Row.Key key,
     org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable value)

 void
TableSplit.setJobStartRowKey(Row.Key rowKey)

Uses of Row.Key in org.cloudata.core.tablet

Methods in org.cloudata.core.tablet that return Row.Key

 Row.Key
TabletInfo.getEndRowKey()

 Row.Key
RowColumnValues.getRowKey()

 Row.Key
ColumnValue.getRowKey()

 Row.Key
TabletInfo.getStartRowKey()

Methods in org.cloudata.core.tablet with parameters of type Row.Key

 boolean
TabletInfo.belongRowRange(Row.Key rowKey)

          특정 rocky 대해 서비스 여부를 반환한다.

 void
TabletInfo.setEndRowKey(Row.Key endRowKey)

 void
RowColumnValues.setRowKey(Row.Key rowKey)

 void
ColumnValue.setRowKey(Row.Key rowKey)

 void
TabletInfo.setStartRowKey(Row.Key startRowKey)

Constructors in org.cloudata.core.tablet with parameters of type Row.Key

ColumnValue(Row.Key rowKey,
            Cell.Key cellKey,
            byte[] value)

ColumnValue(Row.Key rowKey,
            Cell.Key cellKey,
            byte[] value,
            boolean deleted)

ColumnValue(Row.Key rowKey,
            Cell.Key cellKey,
            byte[] value,
            boolean deleted,
            long timestamp)

ColumnValue(Row.Key rowKey,
            Cell.Key cellKey,
            byte[] value,
            long timestamp)

RowColumnValues(java.lang.String columnName,
                Row.Key rowKey,
                ColumnValue[] columnValues)

TabletInfo(java.lang.String tableName,
           java.lang.String tabletName,
           Row.Key startRowKey,
           Row.Key endRowKey)

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Biografia

Stagioni 2006-2013
Žampa, originario di Starý Smokovec di Vysoké Tatry e fratello di Andreas e Teo, a loro volta sciatori alpini, ha debuttato nel Circo bianco il 12 dicembre 2005 disputando uno slalom gigante valido ai fini del punteggio FIS a Bormio, giungendo 92º. Ha esordito ai Campionati mondiali a Val-d'Isère 2009, dove ha ottenuto il 21º posto nello slalom speciale, e in Coppa Europa il 9 novembre 2009 a Reiteralm, piazzandosi 81º in supergigante. Ha partecipato per la prima volta a una gara valida per la Coppa del Mondo il 14 novembre 2010 a Levi in Finlandia, senza riuscire a concludere la prima manche dello slalom speciale in programma; nella stessa stagione, ai Mondiali di Garmisch-Partenkirchen, è stato 24º nello slalom speciale e non ha completato lo slalom gigante.

Il 23 gennaio 2012 ha ottenuto il suo primo podio in Coppa Europa, nello slalom gigante di Zell am See in Austria (3º). Nella stagione 2012-2013 ha vinto l'Australia New Zealand Cup e ha partecipato ai Mondiali di Schladming, ottenendo il 36º posto nel supergigante, il 17º nello slalom gigante, il 15º nello slalom speciale e il 13º nella supercombinata.

Stagioni 2014-2023
Nel 2014 ha disputato i XXII Giochi olimpici invernali di , suo debutto olimpico, piazzandosi 28º nel supergigante, 22º nello slalom gigante, 6º nello slalom speciale e 5º nella supercombinata e nella stagione seguente ha bissato il successo nell'Australia New Zealand Cup. Ai Mondiali di Vail/Beaver Creek 2015 è stato 34º nel supergigante, 19º sia nello slalom speciale sia nella combinata e non ha completato lo slalom gigante; il 3 marzo dello stesso anno si è aggiudicato il primo successo in Coppa Europa, vincendo lo slalom gigante svoltosi sulle nevi di Jasná.

All'inizio della stagione 2015-2016 si è aggiudicato la sua terza Australia New Zealand Cup, mentre ai Mondiali di Sankt Moritz 2017 ha vinto la medaglia d'argento nella gara a squadre (partecipando come riserva) e non ha completato né supergigante né la combinata. Ai XXIII Giochi olimpici invernali di  si è classificato 25º nello slalom gigante, 24º nello slalom speciale, 22º nella combinata e 9º nella gara a squadre; nella stagione successiva ha vinto la sua quarta Australia New Zealand Cup e ai Mondiali di Åre 2019 è stato 5º nella gara a squadre e non ha completato lo slalom gigante e lo slalom speciale, mentre a quelli di Cortina d'Ampezzo 2021 si è piazzato 8º nello slalom gigante. Ai XXIV Giochi olimpici invernali di  è stato 15º nello slalom gigante, 25º nello slalom speciale e 12º nella gara a squadre e ai Mondiali di Courchevel/Méribel 2023 si è classificato 14º nella gara a squadre, non ha completato lo slalom gigante e non si è qualificato per la finale nel parallelo.

Palmarès

Mondiali
 1 medaglia:
 1 argento (gara a squadre a Sankt Moritz 2017)

Universiadi
 1 medaglia:
 1 argento (slalom speciale a Trentino 2013)

Coppa del Mondo
 Miglior piazzamento in classifica generale: 66º nel 2015 e nel 2021

Coppa Europa
 Miglior piazzamento in classifica generale: 24º nel 2012
 2 podi:
 1 vittoria
 1 terzo posto

Coppa Europa - vittorie

Legenda:
GS = slalom gigante

Australia New Zealand Cup
 Vincitore dell'Australia New Zealand Cup nel 2013, nel 2015, nel 2016 e nel 2019
 Vincitore della classifica di slalom gigante nel 2015 e nel 2016
 Vincitore della classifica di slalom speciale nel 2013, nel 2016 e nel 2019
 36 podi:
 20 vittorie
 8 secondi posti
 8 terzi posti

Australia New Zealand Cup - vittorie

Legenda:
GS = slalom gigante
SL = slalom speciale

Far East Cup
 Miglior piazzamento in classifica generale: 29º nel 2015
 3 podi:
 1 vittoria
 2 terzi posti

Far East Cup - vittorie

Legenda:
SL = slalom speciale

Campionati slovacchi
 16 medaglie:
 11 ori (slalom gigante nel 2010; slalom gigante, slalom speciale nel 2012; slalom gigante, slalom speciale, supercombinata nel 2013; slalom gigante, slalom speciale nel 2014; slalom gigante, slalom speciale nel 2016; slalom speciale nel 2018)
 2 argenti (discesa libera, supergigante nel 2013)
 3 bronzi (slalom speciale, supercombinata nel 2008; slalom speciale nel 2010)

Campionati slovacchi juniores

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MLB Power Rankings: The Astros, Red Sox, Yankees and more-of-the-same-up-top edition
Written By Ryan Fagan
@ryanfagan
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The baseball season is going along swimmingly. Here are your updated MLB Power Rankings.
1. Houston Astros
June 25 ranking: 1
Why they're here: The Astros responded to their rough series in Tampa Bay - they scored a total of six runs and were swept - by winning six in a row. Barring a major injury or two, it's hard to see the reigning World Series champs falling any lower than third in these rankings the rest of the year. Definitely not lower than fourth.
Why they're here: Same thing goes for the Red Sox. No lower than fourth, probably not any lower than third the rest of the season. This is a World Series-or-bust team. For now, it's the back half of the rotation (Houston's is better) that keeps Boston at No. 2.
Why they're here: And once more, for the Yankees. Hard to see a descent past No. 4, barring something(s) very dramatic. They're a World Series-or-bust team, too. Which, y'know, makes it interesting because two other teams in the AL (the ones occupying the top two spots here) have that same only-acceptable-goal. The AL playoffs are gonna be fun.
4. Seattle Mariners
Why they're here: The Mariners have ceded a bit of ground in the AL West, but for the most part they've done what they've needed to do this year, beating the AL's bad teams regularly. They're 11-2 against the Orioles, Royals and White Sox. If they want to keep pace with Houston in the division, they'll have to keep that up.
5. Milwaukee Brewers
Why they're here: Milwaukee has the NL's best record, thanks to a group effort. Seven players have a bWAR of at least 2.0, from Lorenzo Cain (4.4) to Josh Hader and Junior Guerra (both 2.0). That's impressive. They've had their issues, sure, but as reinforced by the recent rumors of their pursuit of Manny Machado, this front office seems determined to make sure that reinforcements arrive as the season rolls on.
6. Chicago Cubs
Why they're here: All those Machado-to-the-Cubs rumors have slowed down, in large part because of the improved play of shortstop Addison Russell. His 2018 season started slowly, but he's batted .313 with an .833 OPS in his past 38 games, and he's played a big role in the Cubs' 25-13 record in those contests.
7. Oakland A's
June 25 ranking: 14
Why they're here: On June 15, the A's lost their fourth game in a row to fall two games under .500 and 11 games out of the final wild-card spot. So much for 2018, right? Not yet. In their next 22 games, though, they went 17-5 (the best record in the bigs) and moved within six games of that playoff berth.
8. Arizona Diamondbacks
Why they're here: In a 32-game stretch from June 5 to July 10, Paul Goldschmidt hit .395 with a 1.254 OPS, 12 home runs, 10 doubles and 31 RBIs. Impressive, even by Goldschmidt's lofty standards. And the recent returns of stalwarts A.J. Pollock and Robbie Ray (even though his first two starts off the DL were mediocre) bode well for the D-backs' quest to hold off the Dodgers and Giants in the NL West.
9. Philadelphia Phillies
Why they're here: Know who leads all MLB pitchers in bWAR? It's not Chris Sale or Max Scherzer or Jacob deGrom or Luis Severino or All-Star snub Blake Snell. You probably guessed it already, seeing as how this is a blurb talking about the Phillies. It's Aaron Nola, who has a 5.8 bWAR, slightly ahead of deGrom's 5.4 and the twin 5.0s of Sale and Severino. Nola's allowed two or fewer runs in 15 of his 19 starts and only has allowed 87 hits in 123 innings, while striking out 126. That's Cy Young stuff, folks.
10. Cleveland Indians
Why they're here: Think about this: At 49-41, Cleveland has the worst record of any division leader, but the Indians have - by far - the biggest division lead. The AL Central is just so bad. But here's the thing: With that rotation, Cleveland could absolutely win a playoff series or two.
MORE: Grading the Mets by their trade-ability
11. Braves. June 25 ranking: 8
12. Dodgers. June 25 ranking: 12
13. Giants. June 25 ranking: 15
14. Rockies. June 25 ranking: 17
15. Rays. June 25 ranking: 18
16. Cardinals. June 25 ranking: 16
17. Nationals. June 25 ranking: 10
18. Angels. June 25 ranking: 13
19. Reds. June 25 ranking: 23
20. Blue Jays. June 25 ranking: 19
21. Pirates. June 25 ranking: 20
22. Twins. June 25 ranking: 21
23. Rangers. June 25 ranking: 25
24. Tigers. June 25 ranking: 22
25. Padres. June 25 ranking: 24
26. Marlins. June 25 ranking: 26
27. Mets. June 25 ranking: 27
28. White Sox. June 25 ranking: 28
29. Orioles. June 25 ranking: 30
30. Royals. June 25 ranking: 29


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The Company of Wolves (1984)
Date: 7-14-2018
Directed by Neil Jordan
Featuring Sarah Patterson, Angela Lansbury, David Warner
What it is: Fairy tale/horror/art movie hodgepodge
A girl dreams of living in a medieval village where her grandmother warns her about werewolves.
That this movie has a cult following is no surprise. I'm also not surprised that it has a bit of a lukewarm reputation; though it's sometimes fascinating to look at and is original, in the final analysis it's not quite satisfying. It's basically a variation on the Red Riding Hood story with something of a horror spin to the proceedings and a strong sexual atmosphere. At times it even feels a bit like an anthology movie, as it occasionally goes off on a tangent when it reenacts a werewolf tale one of the characters is telling. The performances are solid and the medieval world and the ominous-looking forest are very well-realized. Those expecting a more conventional horror movie will not be satisfied, but even those expecting something different may be a little put out by it; I emerged from the movie with the feeling that for all it's trying to do, it's still missing something.
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Happy New Year from PCHR!
From the team that works every day to help ensure justice and equality in employment, public accommodations and housing for Philadelphia's residents and visitors alike, enjoy a safe and wonderful time ushering in 2015! And we offer you a standing invitation to join us in our ongoing work of promoting peace and harmony in every neighborhood across this great city!
The Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations issued the following statement responding to the ongoing discord following grand jury decisions in Ferguson, Mo., and Staten Island, N.Y.
Officer-involved slayings of civilians should always provoke alarm, introspection and considered action, because if mishandled, the repercussions and damage to public credibility stand to be great. Likewise, the great American right to peaceably assemble and petition grievances is a sacred one that should be respected.
In recent weeks, two highly publicized cases involving police and the deaths of young, unarmed African-American men concluded with results that have threatened the sense of fairness and harmony among many, locally and nationally. Equally troubling is the twinned and expressed level of indifference and sometimes hostility toward those upset by these decisions. Together, they dampen the feel of racial progress and justice, even 50 years after major civil rights battles were waged and won.
In order for true progress to continue, we must recognize and work to correct conditions that undercut our long held values such as equal protection under the law. Ignoring or dismissing these concerns does little but to foment resentment and frustration, which often devolves into violent outbursts, advancing little. This is the time that we need to come together, to both actively listen and collectively work on solutions.
Everyone has a role to play, be it in confronting our own biases, speaking out with respectful defense of others or pushing to change institutional policies and practices that perpetuate inequality – ranging from lopsided resources for public schools to using criminal records or credit scores as barriers to jobs or housing. We cannot truly thrive until every aspect of our society is afforded equal opportunity – and that includes treatment by public safety officers and our criminal justice system. That is work to which this commission is committed.
We must show the people of this city, of this nation – particularly young people – that their lives matter, that all lives matter. Our actions must reflect a belief that there is hope for the future. Because there is.
Established in 1951, PCHR enforces civil rights laws and helps to diffuse inter-group conflict within the city.
NewCORE – New Conversations on Race and Ethnicity – came together six years ago with a broad but essential mandate: use faith leaders as guides for Philadelphians wading through and seeking to strengthen race relations.
Yesterday, at Prince of Peace Baptist Church in North Philadelphia, NewCORE launched We Need to Talk, a series of neighborhood sessions where African Americans can examine their experiences with race in intimate dialogue with neighbors and strangers. The group laid a framework for this series last month, when Mayor Michael A. Nutter and a host of other prominent African Americans offered intimate glimpses through their lens of race and become unofficial ambassadors for the movement.
The talks are designed to explore issues of pain, challenges and hopes in a neutral space, without the pressure of the latest news cycle pressing buttons and pressure points.
That good intention fell aside somewhat in the wake of the Ferguson decision, though, when a mostly white grand jury opted not to indict a white police officer who killed an unarmed black teenager in the St. Louis suburb.
Officer Darren Wilson claimed Michael Brown Jr. had attacked him and that he feared for his life; some witness accounts said Brown had his hands up and was shot anyway.
The chain of ensuing events, from leaving the teenager's bleeding body in the street uncovered for hours to the reaction by police officials in the early days of the summer shooting sparked unrest in Ferguson and solidarity protests across the United States, including in Philadelphia, before and after the grand jury decision.
The officer since has resigned and President Obama just created a task force to delve into the persistent issue of mistrust between area police and communities of color, as well as the increased militarization of police departments. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey will serve as co-lead of that task force.
Images of officers in Missouri in full-on battle gear and weaponry ignited widespread condemnation, foreign and domestic.
More than anything, Ferguson reignited urgent questions about racial perceptions and realities, in some instances creating bright lines that seem intractable. NewCORE seeks to play a role in easing people toward greater understanding, with an eye to the long view on race and intergroup harmony.
Still, engaging any conversation about race, regardless of the participants, can be a tricky enterprise, which is why NewCORE organizers want to cultivate organic, thoughtful and personal exchanges.
Rather than big summits and television cameras, they're opting to spur intimate "storytelling table conversation," said the Rev. Steven Lawrence, a minister at White Rock Baptist Church and a leader in the NewCORE movement.
We Need to Talk will pick back up Wednesday, Dec. 10, at Caanan Baptist Church in Northwest Philadelphia, with the series continuing across the city through December 17. Attendees are to center their discussions on personal experiences with pain, challenge and hope as they relate to race relations.
"We want the conversations in each location to be vital and relevant for those neighbors, so we expect there will be a great variety of topics discussed," Lawrence said.
That has been the case since he and other faith leaders responded to came shortly after the inspiring 2008 address by then-candidate Barack Obama, A More Perfect Union. In the heady days after the frank and critically acclaimed treatise on the persistent American dilemma of race, the mayor challenged local leaders to keep the energy alive by establishing safe spaces for open, honest dialogue.
While this latest series is geared toward African Americans, the work of NewCORE typically has had wide and diverse reach, having held events at the National Museum of American Jewish History and a mosque in Villanova, as examples.
Rather than try to engineer outcomes, NewCORE remains focused on starting and cultivating safe conversations.
"We have found that people are tired of settings based on talking, but not listening," Lawrence said. "People are hungering for sincere conversation. Once that happens, people want more.
Upcoming neighborhood sessions. Registration is requested.


The name of the Bigg Boss 11 winner will be announced within a few minutes. Meanwhile, a big news came out. Grand Finale of Big Boss has started. Finale episode will be telecast from 9 o'clock. But the audience has come to know that Puneesh Sharma evicted from the Bigg Boss house.
There is news of another big news. According to the reports, Vikas Gupta is also out from the house. Now the race is between Hina and Shilpa. Looking at Shilpa's fan following and vote, it seems that she will be the Bigg Boss 11 Winner.
Shilpa is getting votes from all over the world. Shilpa's name is trending on social media since yesterday. For the first time, it has happened that any Contestant has got votes from all over the world.
Earlier Puneesh was evicted from Bigg Boss house this evening. A relative entered the house to take Puneesh out of the house. All the Es-Contestant were invited to the Bigg Boss Grand Finale including Luv, Arshi, Dhinchak Pooja, Sabyasachi, Jyoti, Hiten, Akash, Benafsha, Lucinda, Priyank, Sapna, Mehjabi, and Sshivani. Everyone has given a strong performance here.
Shilpa has got more than 2 crore votes in 10 hours. Shilpa's is already being considered as the Bigg Boss 11 Winner. Shilpa's name is also trending on social media.


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Should You Play Castlevania: Grimoire Of Souls?
by Matt Miller on Sep 24, 2021 at 01:01 PM
I was surprised a few weeks back to hear about a new Castlevania game coming to Apple Arcade, but I suppose I shouldn't have been. Apple Arcade has been wisely scooping up desired properties into its portfolio to boost the value of its subscription service, and Castlevania is a great choice. Grimoire of Souls was previously released as a mobile game in Canada, but this newer Apple Arcade incarnation offers the chance for U.S. gamers to try their hand at defeating Dracula and his minions once again. The reworked mobile game also maintains Apple Arcade's promise of being completely free of microtransactions and other predatory practices.
That's a strong pitch, and it captured my attention. As a Castlevania fan, I haven't enjoyed a new entry in the franchise in years, and Apple Arcade has increasingly become my go-to for gaming on my phone; the assurance that I won't have to deal with MTX nonsense is a strong draw.
Grimoire of Souls makes a strong first impression. Beautiful parchment/charcoal-style art helps to tell the story of the latest threat to humanity, and the ever-returning nature of Dracula and the threat he represents. Familiar music from prior entries swells throughout the opening sequence, and continues through the various gameplay stages; this is a great candidate for popping on your headphones to hear those memorable melodies. The side-scrolling visuals nail the look of a Castlevania game, as does the deliberate yet timing-based focus of combat, filled with quick weapon strikes and dodges.
The plot concept is a little hackneyed, but manages to do the job of bringing together a bunch of recognizable heroes from series' history. Evil has begun to seep from great books about the history of Dracula and his castle, and you must enter the books to halt the spread of darkness. Thanks to the leading stars of these books, characters who previously fought Dracula join your fight, including many of the greatest hits of heroes, like Shanoa, Simon Belmont, and Alucard, among others. Each hero has their own weapons and powers to improve and upgrade, and brings unique styles of combat to the table. Players can freely hop back and forth between their preferred characters.
Journeys into the books take the form of linear and relatively bite-sized stages, usually with a few bonus objectives to chase for extra rewards. Structurally, this reminded me more of early games in the series, rather than the grand exploration-focused dynamics of Symphony of the Night. You can also adapt the difficulty of a given stage with dynamic modifiers – think no MP regeneration, or the inability to continue if you die – and these add additional rewards into the mix. Fight through one stage after another, beat the boss at the end of each Grimoire (which is made up of many smaller stages) and steadily hold back the tide of evil.
The levels through which you battle do a great job of recalling earlier locales from the series, and feature a nice variety of enemies. I wasn't blown away by the level designs, though, many of which feel pretty throwaway from a structural perspective. Even in a linear Castlevania game, I would have liked to see more secrets, interesting platforming, and discoveries along the way. As it is, most levels exist as a housing for a few fights. Those battles, on the other hand, begin to ramp up in interest as the game continues, challenging players to pay close attention to enemy attack patterns, and juggle which foe to confront first.
Grimoire of Souls' biggest problems come from the legacy of the game it was before it came to Apple Arcade. While I never played that earlier version, it's clear when playing the Apple Arcade release how little has been changed to capitalize on the new MTX-free formula. You still gathering a seemingly endless number of currencies, and sometimes having to deal with daily or weekly rewards that are meant to encourage repeated play. The upgrade systems are almost intentionally confusing, in that way that so many gacha-style free-to-play games can be.
Even though you don't have to actually pay money, you're still forced into time-wasting progression systems to improve gear, buy new weapons, or upgrade your character. After many hours of play, I still didn't fully understand some of the systems pushed on me; in a free-to-play game trying to elicit additional microtransactions, that's a common tactic to get you lost in the various upgrades and currencies, so you slip up and just eventually buy what you need. That is exactly the sort of nonsense I'm want to get away from when I play a game on Apple Arcade, so this frustrated me in quick order.
Even if I'm not a fan of the progression and grind for materials and currency, I was happily impressed by the solid controls. Mobile action games often struggle to offer decent on-screen controls, but Grimoire of Souls feels manageable. An optional auto-attack option swings your basic attack whenever enemies are in range, while jumps and special attacks have dedicated buttons on the bottom of the screen. Like many mobile games of this style, your better option is a dedicated gamepad, but if that's not an option, you'll be able to make your way through the levels just fine.
Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls looks, sounds, and feels like a true game in the franchise, and longtime enthusiasts will enjoy the presentation, not to mention the frequent callbacks to lore that the characters bring up throughout their conversations. I'm pleased to see a new entry for the franchise on Apple's excellent subscription service.
With that said, it's really too bad that Konami didn't choose to do more to adapt the game to the microtransaction-free model, and strip out some of the systems that were clearly in place to elicit purchases in that earlier version. While the sidescrolling action formula is acceptable, the real success story would be a genuine new gear-gated exploration game on Apple Arcade, in the vein of Symphony of the Night, Aria of Sorrow, or Portrait of Ruin. Barring that revelation, Grimoire of Souls partially scratches the itch that players have for a new Castlevania game. You'll love that it's a mobile Castlevania game with no free-to-play shenanigans, but you'll undoubtedly sense their lingering presence in it's many interlocking upgrade systems.
Matt Miller has been with Game Informer since 2004. He has a special interest in the evolution of game design, the tabletop hobby, and the crafting of interactive narrative.


This Authentic Louis Vuitton Black with Multicolor Monogram canvas Wristlet pochette is crafted in Japanese artist Takashi Murakami's monogram coated canvas, retired by Louis Vuitton. Items with this canvas will continue to rise in price and be more difficult to find. This pochette includes brass hardware, tan vachetta leather trim, single flat top handle, conical stud embellishments throughout exterior, interior lining and zip closure at top. 100% Authentic Louis Vuitton.
Details: From the Takashi Murakami Collection. Multicolor monogram coated canvas Louis Vuitton Pochette with brass hardware, tan vachetta leather trim, single flat top handle, conical stud embellishments throughout exterior, interior lining and zip closure.
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kitab is part of a nationwide initiative called 'Security Partnership: Working Together with Muslims for Security'. In this initiative a central 'Counselling Center Radikalisierung' was set up which serves as a central hotline for people who seek advice on dealing with signs of radicalisation in their environment and to encourage people to speak about their worries concerning friends or relatives who they think recently became radicalized. kitab is responsible for the area of Northern Germany and people can come in contact either through the central hotline or directly through kitab.
Since the beginning of 2013 kitab also provides a training module entitled ´Islam, Islamism and democracy´. Five short films are used in schools and youth services, to provide age-appropriate discussions on topics like Islamism, Salafism, the Middle East conflict, Shari'ah, human rights, gender roles, Islam & Democracy or religiously justified anti-Semitism.


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The Honorary Consul for India in Wales Raj Aggarwal, speaking at the event said: "Today is a great day for Cardiff, Wales , UK and the World. I feel we are truly blessed to have this statue which will bring the presence of the great Gandhi ji on our doorstep.
The 300kg statue is 6 foot high and was created by sculptors Ram Sutar and his son Anil, from Noida, near Delhi. It shows Gandhi standing with a staff in one hand and the Hindu book The Bhagavad Gita in the other and wearing home-spun traditional Indian clothing.
The unveiling event was also attended by the great-grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, Mr Satishkumar Dhupelia who has travelled from South Africa for the ceremony.
Mahatma Gandhi is revered throughout the world as the man who led India to freedom with his campaign of non-violent resistance, and on August 15th India celebrated 70 years of independence. The statue will stand in Cardiff Bay, on Lloyd George Avenue, CF10 4QH, near the Wales Millennium Centre.


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/*globals define*/
define([
  'utils'
], function( Utils ) {
  'use strict';

  function Input() {
    this.mouse = {
      x: 0,
      y: 0,

      down: false
    };

    this.controls = {
      TOP:    false,
      RIGHT:  false,
      BOTTOM: false,
      LEFT:   false
    };

    this.keys = [];
    this.game = null;

    this.touches = [];

    this.initialTouch = null;
    this.touch = null;

    // Pixel radius where touch difference does nothing.
    this.deadzone = 20;
    // Maximum radius for touch movement.
    this.touchLimit = 100;
  }

  Input.prototype = {
    onKeyDown: function( event ) {
      this.keys[ event.which ] = true;

      // Arrow keys.
      if ( event.which === 37 ||
           event.which === 38 ||
           event.which === 39 ||
           event.which === 40 ) {
        event.preventDefault();
      }
    },

    onKeyUp: function( event ) {
      this.keys[ event.which ] = false;
    },

    /**
     * Accounts for difference between canvas dimensions and
     * computed CSS-specified dimensions, as well as any canvas offsets.
     */
    normalizeTouch: function( event ) {
      var x = event.pageX,
          y = event.pageY;

      if ( this.game ) {
        var canvasWidth  = this.game.canvas.width,
            canvasHeight = this.game.canvas.height;

        var computedStyle = window.getComputedStyle( this.game.canvas );

        var computedWidth  = parseInt( computedStyle.width,  10 ),
            computedHeight = parseInt( computedStyle.height, 10 );

        var xRatio = canvasWidth  / computedWidth,
            yRatio = canvasHeight / computedHeight;

        x -= this.game.canvas.offsetLeft;
        y -= this.game.canvas.offsetTop;

        x *= xRatio;
        y *= yRatio;
      }

      return {
        pageX: x,
        pageY: y
      };
    },

    onTouchStart: function( event ) {
      this.touches = [].slice.call( event.touches );
      if ( !this.initialTouch ) {
        this.initialTouch = this.normalizeTouch( this.touches[0] );
      }
    },

    onTouchMove: function( event ) {
      event.preventDefault();
      this.touches = [].slice.call( event.touches );
      this.touch = this.normalizeTouch( this.touches[0] );
    },

    onTouchEnd: function( event ) {
      this.touches = [].slice.call( event.touches );
      if ( !this.touches.length ) {
        this.initialTouch = null;
        this.touch = null;
      }
    },

    update: function( dt ) {
      var controls = this.controls;

      Object.keys( controls ).forEach(function( control ) {
        controls[ control ] = false;
      });

      // Keyboard update.
      // Arrow keys.
      if ( this.keys[ 37 ] ) { controls.LEFT   = true; }
      if ( this.keys[ 38 ] ) { controls.TOP    = true; }
      if ( this.keys[ 39 ] ) { controls.RIGHT  = true; }
      if ( this.keys[ 40 ] ) { controls.BOTTOM = true; }

      // WASD.
      if ( this.keys[ 65 ] ) { controls.LEFT   = true; }
      if ( this.keys[ 87 ] ) { controls.TOP    = true; }
      if ( this.keys[ 68 ] ) { controls.RIGHT  = true; }
      if ( this.keys[ 83 ] ) { controls.BOTTOM = true; }

      this.updatePlayer( dt );
    },

    updatePlayer: function( dt ) {
      if ( this.game ) {
        var controls = this.game.input.controls;

        var ax = 0,
            ay = 0;

        if ( controls.LEFT   ) { ax -= 800; }
        if ( controls.RIGHT  ) { ax += 800; }
        if ( controls.TOP    ) { ay -= 800; }
        if ( controls.BOTTOM ) { ay += 800; }

        if ( this.touch ) {
          var x = this.touch.pageX,
              y = this.touch.pageY;

          var xi = this.initialTouch.pageX,
              yi = this.initialTouch.pageY;

          var dx = x - xi,
              dy = y - yi;

          var dz = this.deadzone;

          var angle;
          // Parameters of touch extents.
          var xt, yt;

          if ( Utils.distanceSquared( x, y, xi, yi ) > dz * dz ) {
            angle = Math.atan2( dy, dx );

            // Subtract deadzone.
            dx -= dz * Math.cos( angle );
            dy -= dz * Math.sin( angle );

            // Get parameter up to touch limit.
            xt = Utils.inverseLerp( Math.abs( dx ), 0, this.touchLimit );
            yt = Utils.inverseLerp( Math.abs( dy ), 0, this.touchLimit );

            xt = Utils.clamp( xt, 0, 1 );
            yt = Utils.clamp( yt, 0, 1 );

            // Determine sign.
            xt *= ( dx < 0 ? -1 : 1 );
            yt *= ( dy < 0 ? -1 : 1 );

            ax = xt * 800;
            ay = yt * 800;
          }
        }

        // Move along camera direction.
        var camera = this.game.camera;
        if ( camera.angle ) {
          var cos = Math.cos( -camera.angle ),
              sin = Math.sin( -camera.angle );

          var rax = cos * ax - sin * ay,
              ray = sin * ax + cos * ay;

          ax = rax;
          ay = ray;
        }

        this.game.player.accelerate( ax * dt, ay * dt );
      }
    },

    draw: function( ctx ) {
      if ( this.game && this.initialTouch ) {
        var x = this.initialTouch.pageX,
            y = this.initialTouch.pageY;

        ctx.lineWidth = 8;
        ctx.strokeStyle = 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2)';

        ctx.beginPath();
        ctx.arc( x, y, this.deadzone, 0, Utils.PI2 );

        ctx.moveTo( x + this.touchLimit, y );
        ctx.arc( x, y, this.touchLimit, 0, Utils.PI2 );

        ctx.moveTo( x + this.deadzone + this.touchLimit, y );
        ctx.arc( x, y, this.deadzone + this.touchLimit, 0, Utils.PI2 );
        ctx.stroke();
      }
    }
  };

  return Input;
});


text:
Q: Remove an object from a nested array with $pull and $[identifier] (mongoDB 3.6) MongoDB 3.6 allow to perform complex array manipulations against all matching elements in any array – no matter how deeply nested – Update Nested Arrays with $[identifier]
Consider the document below on survey collection:
{
    "_id": "5a7d86d8fac139e71b0b9f5b",
    "results": [
      {
        "items": [
          {
            "comments": [
              {
                "id" : "123456",
                "email": "user@email.com",
                "comment": "comment 1"
              }
            ]
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }

I'm trying to remove a comment based on comment id using $pull and the new $[<identifier>]
I tried the command below based on The update command :
db.runCommand({
  update: "survey",
  updates: [
    {
      q: {},
      u: {
        $pull: {
          "results.$[].items.$[].comments.$[comment]": { "comment.id": { $eq: "123456" } }
        }
      },
      arrayFilters: [{ "comment.id": { $eq: "123456" } }]
    }
  ]
})

But it didn't work because $pull expect an array value:
Cannot apply $pull to a non-array value
Any help ? Thanks.

A: Try positional all $[] variant.
Something like
db.runCommand({
  update: "survey",
  updates: [
    {
      q: {},
      u: {
        $pull: {
          "results.$[].items.$[].comments": { "id":  "123456" }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
})

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This is a small part of the Overland track (which fully is 75km, if I recall correctly).
Took us 3-4 hours including lunch break.
Lots of wombat poop around, but no wombat to be seen (they're nocturnal). Forgot to take a photo of the poop.
From atop, not sure which lake.
From what I think is Marion's Lookout.
The sisters. Photo taken by Stella.
The punch and my face are coincidental (with the selfie stick). Photo courtesy of Adrienne.
Cradle Mountain in the distance. So beautiful!


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Wojnar is a Polish surname. Notable people with the surname include:

 Jerzy Wojnar (1930–2005), Polish pilot and luger
 Petr Wojnar (born 1989), Czech footballer
 Theodore J. Wojnar (born 1930), US Coast Guard rear admiral
 William A. Wojnar (born 1951), American classical organist and professor

Polish-language surnames


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text:
'use strict';

var flatMap = require('../');
var test = require('tape');
var runTests = require('./tests');

test('as a function', function (t) {
	t.test('bad array/this value', function (st) {
		/* eslint no-useless-call: 0 */
		st['throws'](function () { flatMap.call(undefined, function () {}); }, TypeError, 'undefined is not an object');
		st['throws'](function () { flatMap.call(null, function () {}); }, TypeError, 'null is not an object');
		st.end();
	});

	runTests(flatMap, t);

	t.end();
});


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Q: Cassandra configs Recently I began to study Cassandra. Please help me understand what effect these settings (I need your interpretation, I read the file cassandra.yaml):

*

*memtable_flush_writers

*memtable_flush_queue_size

*thrift_framed_transport_size_in_mb

*in_memory_compaction_limit_in_mb

*slised_buffer_size_in_kb

*thrift_max_message_length_in_mb

*binary_memtable_throughput_in_mb

*column_index_size_in_kb

A: I know it's very late to answer.But I am answering it as it might help someone else.
The most of the parameters you have mentioned above are related to the Cassandra write operation.
memtable_flush_writers :
It Sets the number of memtable flush writer threads. These threads are blocked by disk I/O, and each one holds a memtable in memory while blocked. If your data directories are backed by SSD, increase this setting to the number of cores.
memtable_flush_queue_size :
The number of full memtables to allow pending flush (memtables waiting for a write thread). At a minimum, set to the maximum number of indexes created on a single table
in_memory_compaction_limit_in_mb : Size limit for rows being compacted in memory. Larger rows spill to disk and use a slower two-pass compaction process. When this occurs, a message is logged specifying the row key. The recommended value is 5 to 10 percent of the available Java heap size.
thrift_framed_transport_size_in_mb : Frame size (maximum field length) for Thrift. The frame is the row or part of the row that the application is inserting.
thrift_max_message_length_in_mb: The maximum length of a Thrift message in megabytes, including all fields and internal Thrift overhead (1 byte of overhead for each frame). Message length is usually used in conjunction with batches. A frame length greater than or equal to 24 accommodates a batch with four inserts, each of which is 24 bytes. The required message length is greater than or equal to 24+24+24+24+4 (number of frames).
You can find more details at Datastax Cassandra documentation


Malaysia is one of the most significant countries in the Far East, and is located on two different geographical regions – the western part is located in Peninsular Malaysia, and the Eastern part makes up the Malaysian part of the island of Borneo. Malaysia's population is diverse, and the country has a history of being occupied by several western colonists, much like the rest of Southeast Asia. Today, Malaysia is one of the most developed nations in the continent, and is a very attractive tourist destination.
The capital city of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, is a sprawling metropolis that is well-structured and seems to be busy all the time. The city is home to several attractions, the most iconic of which are the Petronas Towers, twin structures which were at one time the world's tallest free standing buildings. The city is also home to some of the largest shopping malls in the world, an amazing aquarium, museums, and historical sites. Just outside the city are the famous Batu Caves, where you can find an impressive Hindu Temple set in limestone caves.
Outside the city of Kuala Lumpur are several interesting places that are well worth visiting. Ride the longest Cable Car in Asia to the Genting Highlands, where you will find an amusement park set in a high elevation; make your way to Mount Kinabalu, which is exceptional for mountaineering and adventure walks; or have a nice day at one of the many hundreds of great beaches the country has to offer!