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Symbian Web Runtime and Nokia Asha Web Apps have superseded the Widsets platform.
Advanced filters are used in conjunction with some WidSets services to
- extract desired parts from input text data, and
- build an output of a desired format from the extracted parts.
Advanced filters are defined in the widget-definition XML-file that resides on server side. The filter execution is also done on server side. The client does not need to know about the filters defined for the widget. The client just calls a service that internally utilizes any filters defined for it.
Advanced filters and services
Currently advanced filters can be used in conjunction with the HTTP and webfeed services.
- The HTTP service normally performs an HTTP GET or POST method on a specific URL and returns the result to the client as is. If, however, the HTTP service has a filter defined, then the result from the HTTP GET/POST method is forwarded to the defined filter, and the output from the filter is returned to the calling client.
- The webfeed service implements a customizable Web feed handler. The service provides a customizable mechanism for extracting and returning the desired fields from the feed items of a Web feed. The service provides a set of standard return fields and also supports custom return fields. The desired standard or custom fields are listed in the widget definition XML.
Advanced filter output
In general, the output of an advanced filter can be anything. However, when targeting the output to the client, the output should be either an item or a list created with the item or list expression, respectively.
Items represent named or nameless string or integer values to be sent to the client. Lists represent named or nameless lists containing items and other lists. Lists are used to produce structured values to be sent to the client.
A nameless item or list is a plain item or list.
- "foobar" : a nameless item with the value "foobar".
- ("foo", "bar", ("john", "doe")) : a nameless list containing the items "foo" and "bar" and the list ("john", "doe").
A named item or list is a name-value pair where the name holds the string valued name and the value holds the plain item or list. A pair or binding like this is usually represented as 'name = value'.
- "title" = "foobar" : a named item with the name "title" and value "foobar".
- "A" = ("foo", "bar", ("john", "doe")) : a named list with the name "A" and value ("foo", "bar", ("john", "doe")).
Named and nameless items and lists can appear as list members.
- "item001" = ("title" = "foo", "content" = "bar", "details" = ("acme", "roadrunner"))
The values produced by item and list expressions are called targets because they are the values sent to the client. The values produced by other expressions are called non-targets, and they are used as elementary values when building targets and other non-targets.
Filters and filter expressions
The advanced filters used by a widget are defined in the <filters> section of the widget definition XML file.
<filters> <filter id="foobar"> ... </filter> <filter id="example"> ... </filter> ... </filters>
An advanced filter must have an id attribute so that it can be referred to. An advanced filter does not and must not have a type attribute. The type attribute is used with simpler basic filters. If type is present, the WidSets software interprets the filter as a basic filter.
The filter definition within the <filter> element consists of a nested hierarchy of filter expression definitions.
<filters> <filter id="get_images"> <list name="images"> <foreach index="i"> <regex> <![CDATA[ <img[ ]+src=\"?([^ \"]*?)[\" ].*?> ]]> </regex> <item name="%%%IMAGE${i}%%%"> <regex_match group="1"/> </item> </foreach> </list> </filter> ... </filters>
A filter expression definition consists of
- the expression tag,
- the attributes of the expression, if any, and
- the actual expression formula or value definition of the expression, if any.
For example, the filter expression
<item name="title"> foobar </item>
that produces the named item "title" = "foobar" consists of
- the expression tag item,
- the attribute name="title", and
- the value "foobar".
Often child expressions are used to produce the value of an expression. For example, the named item "title" = "foobar" could be produced also with the following expression:
<item name="title"> <strcat> <str>foo</str> <str>bar</str> </strcat> </item>
The above expression forms the value "foobar" by catenating the strings "foo" and "bar". Lists can be created by putting the element item and list expressions as child expressions of the containing list expression.
For example, the list
"item001" = ("title" = "foo", "content" = "bar", "details" = ("acme", "roadrunner"))
could be created with the following filter expression
<list name="item001"> <item name="title">foo</item> <item name="content>bar</item> <list name="details> <item>acme</item> <item>roadrunner</item> </list> </list>
Filter evaluation
The filter expression structure reflects the evaluation order and output structure of the filter. The filter expressions are evaluated in top-down and depth-first order. The hierarchy of the target expressions, that is, item and list expressions, specifies the structure of the output value of the filter.
The input to the filter goes as input to the first filter expression of the filter and starts its flow through the expression hierarchy. A filter expression uses the input it gets to build the result. If an expression has any child expressions, then usually the expression calls its first child expression and passes the input to it "as is". If there are more than one child expressions, then usually the child expressions form an implied pipeline of expressions. A pipeline works basically so that an expression in the pipeline passes its result as an input to the next expression in the pipeline, and the result of the last expression in the pipeline will be returned to the parent expression.
The target expressions in the pipeline, that is, item and list expressions, behave differently from non-target expressions. A target expression always forms an implied tee-branch. The tee-branch works so that the input is both passed to the target expression and also forwarded as is to the next sibling expression. The result of a target expression is not forwarded to the pipeline, but is returned to the parent expression.
In general, if other than a list expression receives a target result from a descendant expression, then the expression returns the result further to its parent. A list expression will catch the target result. Thus, the result of a target expression will be caught by the closest ancestor list expression, if there are any. The catching list expression will add the caught target value (item or list) to the values of the list. The result of the outermost target expression will become the value of the filter.
For example, if we had the following RSS feed (only head shown in the sample) as input
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <rss version="2.0"> <channel> <title>YLE 24 uutiset - Pääuutiset</title> <description>YLE 24 uutiset - Pääuutiset</description> <link>http://www.yle.fi/uutiset</link> <language>fi-FI</language> <copyright>YLE24</copyright> <ttl>1</ttl> <managingEditor>email@example.com</managingEditor> <WebMaster>firstname.lastname@example.com</WebMaster> ...
and we would like to create the list
("title" = "YLE 24 uutiset – Pääuutiset", "link" = "http://www.yle.fi/uutiset")
we could use the following filter
1 <filter id="sample"> 2 <list> 3 <xpath>/rss</xpath> 4 <xpath>channel</xpath> 5 <item name="title"> 6 <xpath>title/text()</xpath> 7 </item> 8 <item name="link"> 9 <xpath>link/text()</xpath> 10 </item> 11 </list> 12 </filter>
The filter evaluation proceeds as follows:
- The input XML is given as input to the filter.
- The filter calls the list expression on line 2 passing the input XML as input.
- The child expressions of the list expression form a pipeline. The list expression calls the first expression of the pipeline, that is, the xpath expression on line 3, passing the input XML as input.
- The absolute xpath expression on line 3 selects all child nodes of the <rss> XML node and passes the resulting node set (A) to the next expression in the pipeline, that is, to the xpath expression on line 4.
- The relative xpath expression on line 4 picks from the input node set (A) the <channel> node and selects all child nodes of the <channel> XML node and passes the resulting node set (B) to the next expression in the pipeline, that is, to the item expression starting on line 5.
- The item expression on lines 5–7 sets the item name to "title" and calls the child xpath expression on line 6 passing the input node set (B) as input.
- The relative xpath expression on line 6 picks from the input node (B) set the <title> XML node and selects the text child nodes, that is, the value of the node, and returns the value as string.
- The calling item expression on lines 5–7 gets the return string value and sets it as a value of the item.
- The item expression on lines 5–7 returns the resulting item up in expression hierarchy. The item is caught by the parent list expression starting on line 2. The list expression adds the item to the list.
- The item expression on lines 5–7 forms an implicit tee-branch. Thus the expression passes the input node set (B) it got to the next expression in the pipeline, that is, to the item expression starting on line 8.
- The item expression on lines 8–10 sets the item name to "link" and calls the child xpath expression on line 9 passing the input node set (B) as input.
- The relative xpath expression on line 9 picks from the input node set (B) the <link> XML node and selects the text child nodes, that is, the value of the node, and returns the value as string.
- The calling item expression on lines 8–10 gets the return string value and sets it as a value of the item.
- The item expression on lines 8–10 returns the resulting item up in the expression hierarchy. The item is caught by the parent list expression starting on line 2. The list expression adds the item to the list.
- The item expression on lines 8–10 forms an implicit tee-branch but is also the last expression in the pipeline. Thus the input node set (B) is returned as a result of the pipeline to the caller of the pipeline, that is, to the list expression starting on line 2. The list expression does not care about non-target values and thus the return value is ignored.
- The list value created by the list expression starting from line 2 becomes the result of the filter.
Note. The lines 3–4 of the example filter can be combined to a single xpath expression:
- In the example, the separate xpath expressions were used to demonstrate a pipeline with non-target expressions.
Sibling expressions, pipelines, and tees
Usually sibling expressions, that is, expressions with the same parent, form an implied pipeline. Some expressions behave differently, though.
The strcat expression is used to catenate a number of strings. The catenated strings are specified as the child expressions of the strcat expression. The child expressions do not form a pipeline, but the strcat expression calls the child expressions one by one and catenates the string results returned.
For example, consider the same example input that was used in section Filter evaluation. With that input the following expression
<strcat> <xpath>/rss/channel/title/text()</xpath> <str> by </str> <xpath>/rss/channel/managingEditor/text()</xpath> </strcat>
returns the string
"YLE 24 uutiset – Pääuutiset by firstname.lastname@example.com"
Another expression that does not handle child expressions as a pipeline is the choice expression. The choice expression is used to select one expression from several alternatives. The choices are specified as child expressions. The first child expression that evaluates to non-null is selected as the value of the choice expression. Xpath and regular expressions are typically used in child expressions.
<choice> <xpath>/rss</xpath> <xpath>/rdf:RDF</xpath> <xpath>/feed</xpath> </choice>
Also the Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression handles child expressions in a special way. See section Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression for details about the foreach expression.
In addition to implied pipelines and tee-branches, there are also explicit pipeline and tee expressions. Normally, there should be seldom any reason to use them, but they might be useful in some cases.
Expression attributes
Attributes of an expression can be defined like normal XML element attributes, or as child elements using the attribute name as a tag.
For example, a name attribute for an item expression can be defined as
<item name="foobar"> ... </item>
or as
<item> <name>foobar</name> ... </item>
If a static value for an attribute is not sufficient, you can usually use an expression as the value. When the attribute expression is evaluated, it gets the same input as the parent expression.
Expression value
The expression formula or value is by default defined by the child element(s) of the expression element or by the text value of the expression element.
For example, the expression
produces the same result as the expression
<item> <str>foobar</str> </item>
as does the expression
<item> <strcat> <str>foo</str> <str>bar</str> </strcat> </item>
If you need to use child elements to define both the value of the expression and any attributes of the expression, you must put the value defining child elements or text value within a value tag.
For example, an item with the name "<dummy>" and value "foobar" can be defined as:
<item> <name> <![CDATA[ <dummy> ]]> </name> <value>foobar</name> </item>
Also, a simple enough value can be defined using a value attribute:
<item value="foobar"> <name> <![CDATA[ <dummy> ]]> </name> </item>
Expression result
An expression basically takes input and usually produces a result. Some expressions can also produce "side results".
If a non-target expression is part of an expression pipeline and is not the last one in the pipeline, then the result of the expression goes as input to the next expression in the pipeline. Otherwise the result of an expression is returned to the parent expression. If the result is a target and the parent is not a list expression, then the parent expression returns the result further up in the expression hierarchy until an ancestor expression catches it and uses it to build its own result. Non-target results do not "bubble up" like target results in most cases, but the non-target results are either used or just ignored by the parent expression.
The Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression expression handles results from descendant expressions a bit differently. See section Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression for details on the foreach expression.
Targeting expression results
In some cases using the expression hierarchy may not be enough to define how the expression results should flow and build up into the result of a filter. Sometimes the result of an expression needs to be returned to a specific catching expression different from the default one. This can be done by using the to attribute available in some expressions. If an expression has the to attribute defined, then the result of the expression is returned to the referred-to expression specified by the value of the attribute. The to attribute value should be a reference to the desired catching expression. The reference value can be the value of the id or name attribute of the referred-to expression. When the to attribute is used, it overrides any default returning and catching of results.
Not everything can be referred to from anywhere. There are some visibility rules.
Visibility rules
When referring from one expression to another, for example, by using the to attribute, there are some visibility rules that constrain what can be referred to. The visibility rules are as follows:
We can refer from expression B to expression A if
- 1. A appears before B in the evaluation order (normal reading order).
- 2. A is a sibling of B.
- A is an ancestor of B
- A is a sibling of an ancestor of B.
<list id="A"> <list id="B"> <item id="C"> Can refer to C, B, A. Cannot refer to D, E, F, G. </item> <item id="D"> Can refer to D, C, B, A. Cannot refer to E, F, G. </item> </list> <list id="E"> <item id="F"> Can refer to F, E, B, A. Cannot refer to C, D, G. </item> <item id="G"> Can refer to G, F, E, B, A. Cannot refer to C, D. </item> </list> </list>
Regular expressions
Regular expressions can be used to
- extract desired parts from input strings, and
- replace matching parts in input strings with other strings.
A regular expression is defined by using the regex expression. The value definition of a regex expression should be the regular expression string or an expression that returns as value the regular expression string.
<regex> <![CDATA[ ([^0-9]*)([0-9]+)([^0-9]*) ]]> </regex>
The used regular expression syntax is the same as in the java.util.regex package. The regex expression returns a regular expression matcher. The matcher can be given as input to the regex_match expression. The regex_match expression can be used to extract and return a desired catching group or the whole match. The desired catching group or the whole match is specified by using the group attribute. The attribute value group="0" means a full match.
For example, the pipeline
<str>foo66bar9</str> <regex> <![CDATA[ ([^0-9]*)([0-9]+)([^0-9]*) ]]> </regex> <regex_match group="0"/>
returns the string:
whereas the pipeline
<str>foo66bar9</str> <regex> <![CDATA[ ([^0-9]*)([0-9]+)([^0-9]*) ]]> </regex> <regex_match group="1"/>
returns the string:
A bit more complex example
<str>foo66bar9</str> <regex> <![CDATA[ ([^0-9]*)([0-9]+)([^0-9]*) ]]> </regex> <strcat> <regex_match group="1"/> <regex_match group="3"/> </strcat>
returns the string:
The regex expression can be used also to replace the matching parts in the input string with replacement strings. The replacement string that should replace the matching part of the input string is specified with the attribute replacement. Note that the replacement is applied to the whole match. The regex expression returns the input string with the replacement strings applied as a side result; but the matcher is still the primary result of the regex expression that is forwarded to pipelines etc. The side result string value (non-target) is by default returned to the parent expression of the regex expression to catch. A different destination can be specified by using the replace_to attribute of the ,,regex,, expression. Note that the replace functionality is applied only when the regex expression is used in conjunction with the Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression expression. See Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression for more details.
foreach expression
Most of the filter expressions are normal value generating expressions, and some expressions are control structures. The most important one is the foreach expression. The foreach expression is used to loop through a set of values, to perform operations, and to produce output values for each value.
The syntax of the foreach expression is as follows:
<foreach> values-expression do-expressions </foreach>
The first child expression of the foreach expression is the values-expression. The other expressions are do expressions. The sibling do expressions form an implied pipeline.
The values-expression specifies the value set to be looped through. The do expressions specify the expressions that are evaluated for each value in the value set. The do expressions part is optional – sometimes the side results from the values-expression are sufficient.
Usually the values-expression is either an xpath or regex expression. They both produce a value set that can be looped through. An xpath expression produces an XML nodeset, and on each round of the foreach loop the next node is given as input to the do expressions part. A regex expression produces a regular expression matcher which on each round of the loop finds the next match and updates its "current match" state. The regex_match expression can then be used in the do-expressions part to access the current match. If the regex expression has a replacement attribute specified, then on each round of the loop the replacement string is applied to the current match in the input string.
By default, the foreach expression does not have a return value. When executing the do-expressions, any non-caught target and non-target values returned from the do-expressions are returned to the parent expression of the foreach expression.
The foreach expression can have a return value, but the value must be specifically set. This is done by specifying an id for the foreach expression with the id attribute and by returning a result to the foreach expression from one of the child expressions by using the to attribute, or the replace_to attribute of the regex expression.
Let's see some examples of foreach/regex/xpath usage.
The following expression snippet
<item> <str>foo66bar9</str> <foreach> <regex replacement="#"> <![CDATA[ [0-9]+ ]]> </regex> </foreach> </item>
produces a nameless item with the value
If the input is an RSS [2.0] feed, then the following filter will create a list of items where each item contains the fields named "title" and "description":
<filter id="rssitems"> <list> <foreach> <xpath>/rss/channel/item</xpath> <item name="title"> <xpath>title/text()</xpath> </item> <item name="description"> <xpath>description/text()</xpath> </item> </foreach> </list> </filter>The following filter expression snippet takes as input a string containing HTML. The expressions produce two targets: a list named "images" that contains all the
... <list name="images"/> <foreach id="loop"> <regex replace_to="loop" replacement="IMAGE"> <![CDATA[ <img[ ]+src=\"?([^ \"]*?)[\" ].*?> ]]> </regex> <item to="images"> <regex_match group="1"/> </item> </foreach> <item name="content"> <foreach> <regex replacement=""> <![CDATA[ (?s)<[a-zA-Z/].*?> ]]> </regex> </foreach> </item> ...
State variables
There are two kinds of state variables:
- expression-specific state variables and
- free state variables.
An expression specific state variable is specific to the expression, like the index state variable of the Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression. The expression updates the expression specific state variable automatically.
Currently only the foreach expression has one expression specific state variable. The index state variable keeps track of the index of the Archived:Advanced filters#foreach expression loop.
A free state variables is defined by the user with the var expression. The user is responsible for updating the value of a free state variable. The value can be set by targeting a result of an expression to the state variable with the to attribute.
You can refer to state variables from within strings used in expressions by using the following syntax:
The state-var-symbolic-name is a symbolic name you have given to the state variable. Another way to get the value of the state variable is by using the get expression.
The state variable is specified with the id attribute of the get expression, like
<get id="state-var-symbolic-name"/>
Note. A get expression without the id attribute returns the current input value. (This is actually a useful feature.)
The visibility rules are valid also for state variable references.
A symbolic name is given to an expression specific state variable by using the state variable tag as an XML attribute tag and the symbolic name as the attribute value.
For example, giving the symbolic name "i" to the state variable index of a foreach expression:
<foreach index="i">
Symbolic names are needed in the case there are several same kinds of expression specific state variables visible, for example, foreach index-variables.
A free state variable is defined with the var expression. The symbolic name is defined with the id attribute.
<var id="temp" value=""/>
Note that the result of the var expression is the input value to the var expression. Thus the var expression acts like a tee expression.
Here is an example of an expression specific state variable usage.
<list> <foreach index="i"> <regex> <![CDATA[ <img[ ]+src=\"?([^ \"]*?)[\" ].*?> ]]> </regex> <item name="%%%IMAGE${i}%%%"> <regex_match group="1"/> </item> </foreach> </list>
This code generates a list of named items, named as "%%%IMAGE0%%%", "%%%IMAGE1%%%", etc..
The iterator expression is another way to loop through a set of values. It differs a bit from the foreach expression. The iterator expression gets the iterator from the input value it gets. The iterator expression has two child expressions, next and after_last. The next expression, if defined, is evaluated for each iterated non-null value. The after_last expression, if defined, is evaluated after the last iteration if the last iterated value is non-null; the non-null last value is given as input to the after_last expression.
Below is an example expression sequence that utilizes the iterator expression. The code snippet gets a description text element of a RSS feed item and decomposes the text string to a list of text and image url segments. Commets are written as "# comment".
<filter id="content"> <xpath>description/text()</xpath> # Store the description string for later use. <var id="regex_input"> <get/> </var> <list name="content"> # Get a regular expression matcher that can be used to split # the description string by the image urls – or if there are # no urls, a matcher that matches the whole string. <choice> <regex> <![CDATA[ (?s)<img(?:[ ]+|(?:[ ]+[^>]*?[ ]+))src=['\"]?([^ '\"]*?)['\" ].*?> ]]> </regex> <regex> <![CDATA[ (?s)$ ]]> </regex> </choice> # State variable to hold the previous match end index. <var id="previous" value="0"/> # The input to the iterator expression is one of the # regular expression matchers! <iterator> <next> # Try to get the next text segment. <item> <substr> # Get substring from the description string <source> <get id="regex_input"/> </source> <start value="${previous}"/> <end> <regex_match_start group="0"/> </end> </substr> <entity_decode/> <untag/> </item> # Try to get an image url segment (type="image, url="…") <list> <choice> <regex_match group="1"/> </choice> <item name="type" value="image"/> <item name="url"> <get/> </item> </list> # Store the match end index for next iteration <regex_match_end to="previous" group="0"/> </next> # Handle the tail – any string after the last image url. <after_last> <item> <substr> <source> <get id="regex_input"/> </source> <start value="${previous}"/> </substr> <entity_decode/> <untag/> </item> </after_last> </iterator> </list> </filter>


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Supposedly, the new Evangelion is going to have a totally new ending, bringing the total possible endings for Evangelion up to three. Which is fine, because the first two sucked.
I have yet to see the new Eva, but I really, really, REALLY hope Shinji is less of a whiney emo. Not much chance of that, but I can dream, I suppose.
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Cypher wrote:
Supposedly, the new Evangelion is going to have a totally new ending, bringing the total possible endings for Evangelion up to three. Which is fine, because the first two sucked.
Maybe because the show sucked in general...
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Yes, Squee.
You did.
Evangelion is okay if you don't mind not knowing what is going on and putting up with the whiniest protagonist in animation history. And more mind trips than you can count. And having not one, but two endings that bring absolutely no closure at all. Still, it gets points for being considerably deeper than your average Giant Robot vs Monster show.
Eva is really either a hit or a miss. You either like it, or you hate it, and no amount of arguing can convince either side that they're wrong. Hence, moving on.
I recently begun watching Shakugan no Shana and Gundam 00. Gundam 00 just seems like a Gundam Wing redo, though I haven't seen all that much of the series. I've seen most of Shana, and I like it. It's a nice mix of humor and seriousness, as well as a rather unique magic system. Worth a look if you've got the time.
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Deep is what wise, venerable masters of Taoism are. Evangelion is about as deep as a puddle on a slanted roof. Unless your definition of deep is cryptic nonsense, self-loathing, non-empathetic characters, and your standard-fair psychological tripe common to writers who think they're deep.
It's funny...the original ending was the best for the show. Because it was a perfect ending that summed up exactly what the show was about...which was...nothing.
Okay, Squee's done ripping into it. Just had to have a little fun. Squee'll probably watch the new stuff just to see if there's any improvement, but...since it's a remake, it'll probably take the original material far too seriously.
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As Cypher already said Evaneglion is a bit of an antagoniser as far as anime goes, so let's leave off a bit. I did enjoy the more psychological side to it, I admit, and yes, I did find it to be deep on occasion, if in a trippy way. I think we can all agree to disagree on this one.
Moving far, far away and onto new news, I'm considering re-visiting Rah-Xephon and starting on Nana. The soundtrack for Nana is utterly awesome and I've loved it for a couple of years now, but I was never too happy with George in Paradise Kiss. Have any forum members checked Nana out?
Also might have a look into Gintama and Soul Eater, and write up what I think on them, because they were both recently released here I believe. I can't resist Shinsengumi stories.
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Ravenna wrote:
Have any forum members checked Nana out?
I've read it, but I haven't seen it yet. The manga's great though, I really like it, though the art's not the best. You should definitely check it out, it's funny, sweet, and for the most part the characters can be easy to connect to.
I was thinking of watching something called Soul Taker, (after I finish RXJ, which is looking to be never) anyone heard of it?
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And one anime I cannot stand is Genshiken, I
that show with a fiery passion *grumble, always gets voted in at the anime society every week, grumble*
Wow, someone that actually dislikes Genshiken? That's a rare sight. The show's definitely not for everyone, being a slow slice of life-ish celebration of anime nerds. I really enjoy the series myself...though I felt it lost some of its steam after Madarame got bumped out of the spotlight.
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Shiru04 wrote:
TheBritishInvasion wrote:
And one anime I cannot stand is Genshiken, I
that show with a fiery passion *grumble, always gets voted in at the anime society every week, grumble*
Wow, someone that actually dislikes Genshiken? That's a rare sight. The show's definitely not for everyone, being a slow slice of life-ish celebration of anime nerds. I really enjoy the series myself...though I felt it lost some of its steam after Madarame got bumped out of the spotlight.
thats when i stopped watching it xD
Soul Taker is a pretty good anime I saw it a few years ago on the anime channel when I still had it.
i went to a book sale thing and bought a few manga
world of hartz is one i bought that i've been wanting to read since it came out
got a few Petshop of Horrors 5, 7-9been a fan of it for a while now just havnt bought it >.<
and A Midnight Opera which jsut looked interesting
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I'm a big fantasy/sci fi fan. I don't have a lot of interest in stuff that isn't fantasy or sci fi, though I will make an exception if somethings really good.
My issues with Genshiken are:
The characters annoyed me to no end, especially that tall one.
Too much inuendo.
Nothing ever happened, they just sit and talk for 20 minutes.
The jokes were not funny.
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Slice of life shows like ARIA and Genshiken rely entirely on the characters, so there aren't really any major plot changes like you'd get in a fantasy or sci-fi show. Most of the major Genshiken cast members undergo some changes, but if you didn't care for them much at the start, odds are you won't care for them too much at the end, either.
I've recently gone back to watching some of my anime collection, starting off with Revolutionary Girl Utena. It was a strange series when I watched it before, and...it's still pretty damn weird now. It makes more sense to me this time around, at least.
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I've been on a serious anime binge recently. Blasting through series's at a rate of about one every week and a half. Dunno where the sudden motivation came from but here's what I've got so far.
Tengen Toppa Gurren Laggan. Holy ****. Shameless, completely over the top mecha show. Pretty much redefines the word epic. Not exactly deep or anything, but smart and twisty enough to stay interesting. You can pretty much tell that the writers were pretty much only concerned with the quest for more epic and more over the topness. I don't know what else to say really. Check it out if you're one of those people who always wanted to see that robot get
Higurashi no naku koro ni. Cool concept, okay execution. Set in a series of alternate universes featuring the same set of characters in slightly different circumstances. However most scenarios inevitably end in most of the cast getting brutally killed or going nuts for reasons that aren't apparant at the start. As it goes along you get more pieces to the puzzle and eventually you figure out what the hell is going on. Could have been better, but you probably won't find anything like it. Lots of blood and lots of mind screwing. Coming from someone who actually
how Evangelion turned out in the end, I'll say it's probably hit or miss.
And I've just started through Rozen Maiden. Pretty much the only thing that got me to select it was a short description I read of the main character. I just want to see more stories addressing his type of issues. Dunno how the rest of it will turn out.
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Rozen maiden's fun. The story's a bit interesting, if a bit overdone, but I still love it.
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The last anime on television I followed was the show Blood+, but I fell behind, and I didn't really understand what was going on enough to continue watching. I'm not sure if it even still plays. Too bad, I actually enjoyed it.
I am reading Tsubasa and One Piece. I like Nami from the One Piece comics. She's an interesting character.
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i recently finished the anime Code Geass and i must say its better than i first thought it was going to be i'm now trying to finish Rozen Maiden and watch R2 of Code Geass
still trying to finish death note but its not all that attractive to me since i cant really d/l it (cant torrent and havn't found a non torrent i don't have to pay for) which means i have to watch it in the living room were my mom is >.>;;
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I'm finally getting around to watching Ouran High School Host Club...I am mostly amused. Reently though I've mainly been watching movies...the Clannad movie fleshes out Tomoya and Nagisa's relationship a bit more. So if you enjoyed the series I'd recommend the retelling found in the movie.
In other news, soon I will own the complete Cowboy Bebop series, remixed edtion (lots of bonuses and an extra prologue episode). I am excited since it is a fantastic classic. *love*
As for Death Note: go watch the live action movie, like right now! It is love in audio-visual format...if you don't mind supporting bootleg operations.
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[1]Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, USA
A model was developed to simulate the reaction, concentration field, flow field, and temperature distribution inside a Claus reactor for converting hydrogen sulfide to sulfur. The model considered two ideal reactors, a continuous stirred tank reactor and a plug flow reactor. As expected, two ideal reactors showed much different behaviors in terms of reactant conversion and operating temperature. ...
Turbulent Premixed Combustion with FGM in COMSOL Multiphysics®
R. Bastiaans[1]
[1]Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
In this paper a new method for turbulent combustion modeling is introduced in COMSOL Multiphysics®. The method is called Flamelet Generated Manifolds (FGM). The method is based on the concept of flamelets, elemental reaction layers in combustion. The only hypothesis is that the turbulent combustion takes place in the Thin Reaction Zones regime (TRZ). A regime that normally is the case in gas ...
Developments in a Coupled Thermal-Hydraulic-Chemical-Geomechanical Model for Soil and Concrete
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This paper documents current status in the development of a coupled thermal-hydraulic-chemical-geomechanical numerical suite within COMSOL-MATLAB environment to address soil and concrete applications. The mathematical formulations are based on well-established continuum scale models unifying mass conservation, energy conservation, charge conservation, thermodynamic equilibrium and kinetics and ...
Numerical Study of the Self-ignition of Tetrafluoroethylene in a 100-dm3-reactor
F. Ferrero[1], M. Kluge[1], R. Zeps[1], T. Spoormaker[2]
[1]BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Berlin, Germany
[2]Chairman PlasticsEurope Fluoropolymers TFE Safety Task Force, Du Pont De Nemours, Dordrecht, The Netherlands
The self-ignition of tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) caused by contact with hot surfaces has been analyzed with the help of simulations performed with COMSOL Multiphysics®. The current study focuses on large-scale heated reactors for the industrial production of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) from TFE at high pressures. Simulations of the self-heating and consequent self-ignition of TFE in a ...
Modeling of Turbulent Combustion in COMSOL Multiphysics®
D. Lahaye[1], L. Cheng[2]
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[2]Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
In the production of high quality materials by a heat treatment, it is indispensable to accurately predict the temperature inside the furnaces being employed. In this work we develop a turbulent combustion model for the heat being released by gas burners inside a shaft kiln. Turbulent combustion is the strongly coupled phenomena of the chemically reacting fuel and oxygen in a turbulent flow. We ...
Modeling the Vanadium Oxygen Fuel Cell
F.T. Wandschneider[1], M. Küttinger[1], P. Fischer[1], K. Pinkwart[1], J. Tübke[1], H. Nirschl[2]
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A two-dimensional stationary model of a vanadium oxygen fuel cell is developed in COMSOL Multiphysics®. This energy storage device combines a vanadium flow battery anode and an oxygen fuel cell cathode. The oxygen reduction reaction generates additional water, leading to a degradation of the catalyst performance over time. A logistic function is introduced to the Butler-Volmer equation in order ...
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This research deals with the design of suitable microreactors for the catalytic oxidation of volatile organic compound (VOCs), using propane as a model molecule. The microreactor considered consists of eleven parallel channels, in which an Au/Cr/γ-Al2O3-catalyzed combustion reaction takes place. Each channel is 0.5 mm diameter and 100 mm long. The catalytic microreactor was simulated for ...
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S. Mahajani[1], S. Srikantiah[1], G. Samdani[1], A. Ganesh[1], P. Aghalayam[2]
[1]Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
[2]Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India
UCG is a process which converts coal to syn gas at the underground coal seam itself. UCG can help meeting the rising energy demand by utilizing coal resources that otherwise would be too deep, or of poor quality, or simply not economical to mine. As UCG takes place, a cavity is formed underground in the coal seam which grows three-dimensionally. The objective of this work is to develop a ...
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E. Licon[1], S. Casas[1], A. Alcaraz[1], J.L. Cortina[1], C. Valderrama[1]
[1]Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain
Ammonia separation from water by membrane contactor was simulated on transient state and compared with experimental data. Aqueous low concentrated solution of ammonium with high pH has been pumped inside the hydrophobic hollow fibers, acid solution in the outside part. The system is in closed loop configuration. In order to simulate the separation process, equations were developed considering ...


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I'm a professional computer technician, and my 10 year old son is interested in apprenticing with me. He's learned a lot watching over my shoulder, asking questions and getting some hands-on experience with discarded computers. However, I'd like to have a good basic primer he can read to get the big picture as to how computer hardware and software work. Looking for recommendations for books or websites. asked Feb 01 '12 at 11:08 |
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With regard to hardware I'd have defer to others but when you get to the point where he's ready to try some programming (at 10 he is definitely old enough to give this a whirl) it is hard to beat python as a starting language. Good resources include: The trend over recent years is to start instruction in programming in a "higher-level" language like Python and then (if needed) learn a more complex "lower-level" languages like C-family/Java/PHP/etc. linkanswered Feb 08 '12 at 10:53 Sean |


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Hass avocado assessments and promotions have paid off in growing demand and stable prices for growers, a study by the University of California's Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics finds.
The study, "Demand Growth and Commodity Promotions for Fresh Avocados," is by University of California-Davis researchers Hoy Carman, Tina Saitone and Richard Sexton.
U.S. consumption of fresh avocados surpassed various benchmarks in the last decade or so, from 2 pounds per person in 2001 to 5 pounds in 2012. Supply more than doubled, but inflation-adjusted prices received by California growers were nearly constant — an outcome due largely to industry-wide promotion, according to the researchers.
Return on assessment costs varied from 2.12 to 1 to 9.28 to 1 in four simulated models that looked at a range of variables, including supply elasticity, over five years. The average annual increase in the grower price due to promotions was 2.6% at the low end, 12.3% on the high.
Assessments on Hass avocados sold in the U.S. remain 2.5 cents per pound for 2014, a number first set in 2003. The study's models included the effect of a hypothetical increase to 3 cents.
Besides funding its own promotions and operations, the Hass Avocado Board rebates 85% to the California Avocado Commission and to importer associations for Chilean, Mexican and Peruvian fruit.
The importer associations and the Hass Avocado Board boosted promotional spending on average from $18.3 million annually from 2003 to 2007 to $30 million from 2008 to 2012. California producers spent $50 million total in the first five years but about 10% less up to 2012 due to two relatively small crops.
Since assessments began in 2003, avocado imports and total U.S. supplies — hass and other varieties — continued to increase to more than 1.6 billion pounds in 2012. Mexican avocado exports to the U.S. rose sharply after Mexico gained year-round access to all states except California and Florida in 2005, and to all states in 2007. Mexican imports of 933.8 million pounds accounted for over 58% of the total U.S. supply of fresh avocados and for 86.7% of total fresh avocado imports in 2012.
Market share for imports increased from 30% in 2000 to 67% in 2012.


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Beginning Monday, August 23, Campus Safety will provide transportation to students to Jackson for shopping every Monday night and Thursday night. The vans will leave from Campus Safety promptly at 6:00 p.m., and will return to campus between 9:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. There is no charge for this service.
- On Mondays, transportation is available for up to fourteen (14) students.
- On Thursdays, transportation is available for up to twenty-eight (28) students.
- Students who wish to reserve a seat on the van can call Campus Safety (ext. 1234) after 8:00 a.m. on the day that they wish to go to Jackson. NOTE: NO RESERVATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED BEFORE 8:00 A.M., OR ON OTHER DAYS.
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The event is set for 5 p.m. Saturday and will begin at the historic Amzie Moore house, located at 616 S. Chrisman Ave. in Cleveland, and end at United Baptist Family Life Center.
The public is invited to attend and participate.
"The violence in the city sparked my desire to organize this walk," said Kierre Rimmer. "With all the fights in the park, shootings, slightly the verdict of the Trayvon Martin case, and etc., I just felt like it was time for our community to take a stand and let everyone know we will not stand for any more violence in our neighborhoods. In Deuteronomy 11:24, it speaks about every place you step your feet it will be yours. We are taking our community back."
The walk will venture through some of the areas in the community where violent events occur most often. Participants will walk south from the Amzie Moore house and turn down by Myers Grocery Store at the corner of Chrisman Avenue and White Street, head west on White Street to Sunset Village apartments, and end at the Family Life Center.
"I spoke with members of the local police department and everything has been cleared and assistance will be provided for crossing the highway," said Rimmer.
Rimmer has a long standing relationship with many of the youth in the community.
"Through my church affiliation and working with the Boys and Girls Club, I have formulated connections with a lot of our youth," he said. "I am also the founder of an upcoming foundation called FLY. It stands for Forever Lifting Youth. A lot of the kids call me fly because of the way I dress so I just ran with it and turned it into something positive."
Rimmer said it's important to let everyone know there are community members that will not allow violence to take over the streets.
"This is the beginning of future events," he said. "The FLY Foundation plans to host voter registration drives, credit repair workshops, help kids obtain a driver's license and more.
"I also hope that this walk will inspire more men in our community to step up. These are not my kids but in a sense they are. We have to make the time and become more aware of what's going on in our community. We have to think outside the box and figure out ways to help things change and we have to make changes too.
"We have to meet kids where they are," he continued. "My wife, Rhonda, and I were talking during a meeting with our team and we were discussing recent events and how we can make a positive difference with our youth and community. This is very serious. We can't wait until it's our kids to become involved.
"I'm a firm believer that it takes a village to raise a child. Speak positive words of encouragement to our youth. The key is to be active in your community and visible. I just encourage everyone to come FLY with me on Saturday. If there is someone who can't make the walk, please stop in along the way or meet us at the end at the Life Center for a brief message."
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(09-29-2012 04:53 PM)wickabee Wrote: Dear Randi's Girlfriend You, ma'am, must be a saint. I know what kind of depraved, sick, twisted kind of person Randi is and for anyone to be able to put up with it on a long term basis is nothing short of miraculous. I must ask, do you have experience in dealing with asylum patients? I only ask because it's the only reasonable explanation. Tell Randi to just sit back, slow down on that one collection and wait for the answers to reveal themselves. Hide the silverware, take the little one somewhere safe and tell Randi he can kill some of the wait time by playing with his legos. Make sure he wears his helmet. Sincerely, Wickabee P.S. A saint, I say. A saint!
(09-30-2012 11:45 AM)bonnev659 Wrote: great pick ups!! too bad I miss out on the Hull loving the vintage rookies
(09-30-2012 09:52 PM)nemesis77777 Wrote: BAHAHAHAHHA - Best banter of the year lol.
(10-01-2012 04:27 AM)nemesis77777 Wrote: Lol, i meant the fencing from both sides has been impeccable, not just that highlighted call, the entire dialogue! I almost died laughing this morning when i read it hahaha.
(10-01-2012 05:14 AM)rayeates Wrote: Hey Tyson... our plan almost worked!!! We were almost rid of him, but he survived. We need to up the ante and try harder next time. Maybe some poop or fart jokes should be thrown into our next mix... that'll finish him off! Muahahahahahahahahaha! Randi
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23,and no.
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No not really. I'm 27.
I think 25-40 is the best age in most aspects.
I'm 27--and just fine with it.
I'm 42, still feel like I'm 25. So no, I wouldn't want to be any younger.
I just turned 47, they only way I would want to be younger is if I could be younger with all the life experience I currently have. Other wise I am pretty happy with my age.
25 and id like to be a bit older, i.e further along in life
What is with these questions? Can we just start an a/s/l thread and be done with it?
In other news: The OP's age doesn't shock me at all.
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At 48 I'd be lying if I said No to being younger. While I am happy and healthy and I truly FEEL like 25, it would be nice to look the part on the outside. It would also be nice to possibly undo some bad decisions when I was young.
But such is life.... I'd only really want it if I could keep my current knowledge, though. Without it, I'd just blow it all over again.
I'm assuming you mean "stalking", and if so, then I can't help it. You just make yourself such an easy target with all the dumbass shit you post.
Also, protip: it's not stalking when you keep posting thread after thread. Even if I closed my eyes and hit links at random I'd stumble into one of your threads after two or three clicks.
24, no! Getting to 25 though, mid-twenties! :O
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50 and I have desire to be younger or older. My 20's were hell so I certainly wouldn't go back there. IF I had to pick a younger age it might actually be childhood. Had a good one. But then I would have to face the hell that came after all over again. So. And being older isn't good either for other reasons. Why go into fast forward to see how it all turns out?
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My fantasy is that I could stay at each developmental stage until I figured it out and had sufficiently enjoyed it before aging. I'm 30, but I haven't lived most of my life. It's been very interrupted, and I haven't figured myself out or enjoyed a lot of it. So, I'd probably like to start at 15. That's the age where things got bad.
I feel like I'm at the beginning of one of those movies, where as soon as I hit post I'm going to be transported back in time magically . . .
EDIT: Still here, still 30, as far as I can tell.
I'm 43 and wouldn't change a thing. I'm young, pretty fit and in a decent station in life.
Inspired - but too tired.
26 and yes I would like to be younger... you guys probably think I'm nuts lol
Physically I'm 61 but my mind is young. There isn't enough money to make me want to be any younger than late 30's.
60 next year. Retired three years ago--rockin' "old" age. I'm in better shape now then at any other time in my life.
Go back? Nah, I'm having too much fun now.
42 (for another month or so). Enjoying it plenty. Do I miss stuff from younger years? Yes. Would I trade up what I've got now to get it back? Hell no.
I'm 71 and I'm fine with it - I've had more fun since I was 50 than when I was younger.
41 and happy about it
23 and no...
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I'm 52 and I am quite looking forward to being older. I hope to reach 80 plus if possible.
I'm 51, and I'd like to be about 37 years younger...
26 and it doesn't matter to me.
one thing about the closet/you don't have to hurry/it will be bad tomorrow/so brother, don't you worry
Sir Ron has walked the Earth for 49 years.
And no, he does not desire to be younger.....
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I'm 29... I wanna be 18 with my 29 year old brain. .
Im in the same age with fujie but no, I dont want to be younger
I'm twenty-two, so I couldn't really be any younger while still being considered an adult. Besides, I'm fairly happy with the direction my life is heading, and I'm not particularly interested in going back and starting all over again.
22 And No....
65! Oldest age in here so far. I'd probably like to go back to being 30 years old - but NO FUCKING DEAL unless the calendar can also be turned back to what the world was like in 1977!!!
I would also want to be able to retain some of the mindset that I evolved into during later years, etc. - and also some of the knowledge that I picked up since 1977. If I would be allowed to go back to 1977 and realize that "I experienced such-and-such in the FUTURE in the 1980s and 1990s," then I would be free to plan something differently.
I wouldn't want anything much later than 1977 because, rapidly in the late 70s and early 1980s, I got myself into a situation where a major/distant move rapidly became much less practical. In 1977 I could have easily moved just about anywhere, and knowing which places I really "grew to like a lot, when I lived in the future" would be very helpful.
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I'm 23, but I'm WAY too close to 30. You might as well be dead if you're 30, right? I need to be 19 again, so I can keep seducing professors.
I'm 21, but I will be turning 22 in a few months. I have no desire to be younger, but I don't think most people in their twenties do. Sometimes it is hard to believe how old (relatively) I am now. I remember being younger and wanting certain freedoms and a certain lifestyle that I would only be able to have with age.
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The roller coaster simile has been used one too many times. And besides, I took a roller coaster for the first time earlier this summer and it was hell all the way through. Whereas a yo yo goes up and down, good and bad. Like the Giants. One day I feel all wonderful about them, the next, not so much.
If only everyone were Giants fans, there would be no need for sleeping pills. Rooting for this team is exhausting.
Thankfully, last night was a high moment in the yo yo thing. A 2-1 victory over Houston, who are, bizarrely enough, starting to feel like a rival to me. That's probably just my twisted mind, seeing as they are 43-89 (ah, ouch) with the worst record in Major Leagues. But I do feel that way all the same. Like I really, really want to beat them.
And as if I didn't already love Madison Bumgarner enough? He waxed eloquent (well, eloquent for a baseball player) about the fog last night and how it makes it harder for opposing hitters. I wanted to fly across the bay and hug him. Seriously. No one ever says that. I, personally, like the fog because the fog is cozy and lovely but the opposing hitter thing is true too.
The game ended with a bang with Santiago Casilla spurring more than a few, Who needs Brian Wilson? comments over the internet. And in my mind. Leaving aside Wilson comparisons, Casilla was very literally perfect and came through in a huge way with our closer on the DL and a tenuous 2-1 lead.
I think if I had gone ahead with my flying-across-the-bay-to hug-MadBum plan, I would have hugged Santiago too.
This evening will bring the first Major League start of Eric Surkamp which I am simultaneously very excited and very nervous about. MLB debuts tend to be very good or very bad, you know? So I am just crossing my fingers tight for this to be one of the former.
Diamond Girl