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My Most Anticipated Films Guide for 2013

I sat down to share the ten movies that I really want to see in 2013...but then I got a little lost because there was so damn many of them. So I thought, what the hell, why dont I just list everything I wanna see? And that I did. Instead of just listing the films boringly, Ive sorted them into groups and Photoshopped the crap out of stuff. Without further ado, heres the guide to my excitement for this year:


As Ive said probably 194781397410 times during Annual Awards Nersim, Ive seen 0.07% 2012 movies. Ive pretty much missed all of the good ones...either because I cant be bothered going to the cinemas or I live in NZ so hahaha, we dont get any movies. These films are the ones that havent been released in cinemas yet. I will get to see The Perks of Being a Wallflower next week, since it will be on the plane (!). When I get back from Japan, I will be seeing Django Unchained, hopefully on the 25th. The Master comes out before then but theres a 0.06% chance that it will play at more than two cinemas in NZ. Im going to see Les Miserables on the 21st (hopefully) with a friend, who is also coming with me to see Silver Linings Playbook, which also comes out on the same day as Lincoln, Zero Dark Thirty and Anna Karenina - Ill probably only see Zero Dark Thirty in cinemas though. Holy Motors, Amour, Smashed and Rust and Bone probably wont show anywhere near me, but I eagerly await their DVD releases.


Was 2012 the year of Matthew McConaughey. I dunno...2013 seems pretty strong. I still have to see The Paperboy, which Im not all that excited for but hey, Nicole Kidman urinating on Zac Efron, thats a once in a lifetime experience! Another 2012 movie of his was Mud, Jeff Nichols follow up to the brilliant Take Shelter, which went to Cannes but will be released this year. Thats one of my most anticipated. Lately, Matty M has been fading away for his role in The Dallas Buyers Club, which Im 99.78% sure hell be amazing in. One of my most anticipated for the year is The Wolf of Wall Street, which is headlined by Leonardo DiCaprio throwing money to da peasants. Plus, it is Martin Scorsese, and men in suits.


Im pretty sure every year is going to be the "year of Jessica Chastain". She was relitavely quiet in 2012 until Zero Dark Thirty showed up...but this month shes on the trailer disc at work three times for Lawless, Madagascar 3 and Coriolanus. In 2013, Ill obviously be seeing Zero Dark Thirty, maybe Mama even though it doesnt look like my thing (but she looks badass), and if Wilde Salome finally gets a release, then Ill be seeing that. Im especially excited for The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: His & Hers, a two-film project co-starring James McAvoy and Jess acting idol Isabelle Huppert. Sounds interesting!


Because Terrence Malick is becoming a prolific guy, it would seem. To the Wonder will be out mid this year, but hes also got Knight of Cups and Untitled Terrence Malick Project (formerly known as Lawless, before, yknow...) slated for 2013. I imagine hell edit those projects for a little while longer, but Im particularly excited for the untitled one, as it has Ryan Gosling, Rooney Mara, Michael Fassbender, Natalie Portman, Cate Blanchett and Berenice Marlohe in it. Wow.


These films are all bound to literature greats in some way: August: Osage County is based on a famous play by Tracy Letts, who also wrote Killer Joe; The Counselor (starring Michael Fassbender) is the screen-writing debut of Cormac McCarthy, who has written more famous novels than I can count; Kill Your Darlings is about the Beat generation from the 40s/50s, focusing on Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and William Burroghs; and Much Ado About Nothing is based on the Shakespeare play - and it is adapted by Joss Whedon, who decided to make it on one of his holidays. How awesome is that?


While Christopher Nolan may not be bringing out anything this year, I have plenty of other directors bringing out the new stuff this year. Neill Blomkamp, who wowed me with District 9, is bringing out his follow-up, Elysium. Jason Reitman will hopefully make it 5/5 with Labor Day. Nicolas Winding Refn has re-teamed with Ryan Gosling for Only God Forgives. Sofia Coppola, one of my absolute favourite directors, is coming back with The Bling Ring, which Im sure will be preeeeeeeetty. Danny Boyle is done with his Olympic opening ceremony and cutting off arms and such, and hes releasing Trance. Steve McQueen will probably make another flawless film with Twelve Years a Slave. Derek Cianfrance follows up his debut Blue Valentine with The Place Beyond the Pines. And my most anticipated for the year is definitely The Great Gatsby, because I looooooove Baz Luhrmann films.


Joseph Gordon-Levitt is out to make himself even more perfect by making a movie of his own: Don Jons Addiction, which Im very much anticipating. As he enters the film-making world, Steven Soderbergh is set to leave it, with his final feature being Side Effects, starring Rooney Mara and Channing Tatum. Sad face.


As with any year, there are copious amounts of sequels. Im definitely not anticipating Grown Ups 2, but theres some other cool sequels to some movies that I really liked coming out this year. We have Iron Man 3, which kinda worries me since it is the third film in the series, but it looks like it is taking a darker route and it has Rebecca Hall, so Im sold. Star Trek Into Darkness looks awesome, and I loved Star Trek (although I may need to rewatch it). Kick-Ass is one of my all-time favourite movies, so Im interesting to see what they do in the second round. And then theres Thor: The Dark World, which I keep forgetting is happening this year, but therell be more Tom Hiddleston!


Along with Catching Fire and maybe an Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook, Jennifer Lawrence has Serena to look forward to in 2013. Greta Gerwigs TIFF hit Frances Ha has a release set up for mid this year. Violet and Daisy, starring Saoirse Ronan, played at TIFF in 2011, but has only just scored a release date for this year. To be honest, I didnt know what category to put Spring Breakers in, but I used to love Vanessa Hudgens so I stuck it in here. That movie looks insane. And then theres Stoker, which stars Mia Wasikowska, along with Nicole Kidman, Matthew Goode and Jacki Weaver. That looks insane, too.


Gangster Squad, after a production delay, hits cinemas on the 17th here - Im not sure Ill go and see it in cinemas since theres 2948 other movies coming out, but Im looking forward to eventually seeing it. I hadnt heard of Now You See Me until the trailer hit the web a couple of months back, and Im very excited to see it now. Man of Steel also looks pretty awesome, and I guess its as close to a Chris Nolan film as Im gonna get this year. Lastly, theres Warm Bodies, which looks just lovely. Plus, it would seem that Nicholas Hoult is the next big thing this year.

What do you think? What are your most anticipated for the year?

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Most See Inequality Growing but Partisans Differ over Solutions

According to a 2014 national survey by the Pew Research Center and USA TODAY, there is broad public agreement that economic inequality has grown over the past decade. But there are wide partisan differences over how much the government should – and can – do to address these issues.

Read more here:
http://www.people-press.org/2014/01/23/most-see-inequality-growing-but-partisans-differ-over-solutions/

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Most common WSDL stumbling block

When it comes to helping people debug WSDL issues, the #1 overlooked and misunderstood problem is usually whether to specify type or element as the attribute to the element. If you are creating web services and defining WSDLs you must understand this significant difference as it will effect the consumers of your services.

All my examples and information where referenced from the book Building Web Services with Java. I would highly recommend this book.

Simple WSDL
Lets first begin with snippets from a simple WSDL.

<definitions name="PriceCheck">
 <types>
 <xsd:schema>
 <xsd:element name="sku" type="xsd:string"/>
 <xsd:complexType name="availabilityType"
 <xsd:sequence>
 <xsd:element ref="sku"/>
 <xsd:element name="price" type="xsd:double"/>
 <xsd:element name="quantityAvailable" type="xsd:integer"/>
 </xsd:sequence>
 </xsd:complexType>
 <xsd:element name="StockAvailability" type="availabilityType"/>
 </xsd:schema>
 </types>
 <message name="PriceCheckRequest">
 <part name="sku" element="sku"/>
 </message>
 <message name="PriceCheckResponse">
 <part name="result" element="StockAvailability"/>
 </message>
 <portType>
 <operation name="checkPrice">
 .......
 <binding>
 .......
 <service>
 .......
</definitions>

WSDL Parts
A part element is made up of two properties: the name of the part and the kind of the part. The name property is represented by the name attribute, which must be unique among all the part child elements of the message element. The kind property of the part is defined as either a type attribute (a simpleType or complextType from the XSD schema type system) or an element attribute (also defined by referring to an element defined in the XML schema). You cant use both an element attribute and a type attribute to define the same part.

The choice of using element or type when defining the part is very important. The most common mistake is using the type attribute and referencing an XSD element or using the element attribute and referencing an XSD simpleType or complexType.

Use of element
When you use the element attribute, youre specifying that the SOAP should be precisely that XML element. For example, the PriceCheckRequest example specifies that the XML element named sku must be used as the body of the messsage. Here is a snippet of what the SOAP would look like:

<soap:Envelope>
 <soap:Body>
 <sku>123</sku>
 </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Note how the SOAP contains exactly the specified sku element. The element attribute should be used to define the type of the part when the Web service is meant to be document oriented (which is defined in the binding). Whenever the element attribute is used, its value must refer to another global XML element defined or imported in an XML schema.

This not only applies to requests but responses as well. For example, here is what the SOAP would look like for PriceCheckResponse:

<soap:Envelope>
 <soap:Body>
 <StockAvailability>
 <sku>123</sku>
 <price>100.0</price>
 <quantityAvailable>12</quantityAvailable>
 </StockAvailability
 </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Use of type
The PriceCheckRequest could have been built differently, using a part defined with the type attribute, like this:

<message name="PriceCheckRequest">
 <part name="sku" type="xsd:string"/>
</message>

Here is an example of the SOAP using the RPC-style where checkPrice is the name of the operation defined in the WSDL:

<soap:Envelope>
 <soap:Body>
 <checkPrice >
 <sku xsi_type="xsd:string">123</sku>
 </checkPrice>
 </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Summary
That is the difference between defining your part as an element or type. The most common style to use is document oriented and therefore the parts must use elements. If you use type in your parts, you need to use the RPC style.

Unfortunately all this isnt well documented. However there is good news. In WSDL 2.0 message and part elements have been removed. Instead you would use the names of the XML element declarations directly in the operations input, output, and fault messages.

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Most Expensive Coffee in the World

Kopi luwak adalah kopi termahal di dunia. Kopi ini dihasilkan oleh binatang Musang. Musang luwak adalah hewan mamalia yang termasuk suku musang dengan nama ilmiah Paradoxurus hermaphroditus. Musang luwak begitu biasanya disebut masyarakat Indonesia ini menyebar luas di Indonesia, antara lain Sumatra, Kalimantan, Jawa, Sulawesi, Nusa Tenggara, hingga Maluku.

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Most Dangerous DDOS attacking BotNet Tool in the world

       Yes the world,s most dangerous DDOS botnet which is also responsible for crashing the wikileaks website server. The tool is named " XERXES " which is developed by Mr.THG "Th3j35t3r"and xerxes become famous when is downed many important sites including wiki leak,s .

The WikiLeaks website was down by xerxes tool with 10 gigabit / second from a single pc at that time is passed now xerxes has becomed more powerful tool ever used to down big servers and is in use by Anonymous hacktivists to take down the servers. and conspiracy theories says that isis hackers were also using the xerxes to crash play station server which later became a news on fire.

 Now How can you get this DDOS Tool ?

If you want that tool for testing and educational purpose you can download the source code of that tool from pastebin so click here or visit the below link

http://pastebin.com/N1pJUu4k

Note that you must have linux computer to run this tool
Now copy whole source code from the pastebin in note-pad or your text editor and save it as " xerxes.c "
After saving the file now open terminal and point your terminal toward the place where it is saved like if its in desktop i will type " cd /Desktop " if i am in Kali Linux or Backtrack

Now we have to compile this source code by typing the below command :-

gcc -o xerxes xerxes.c

After successfully compiling the xerxes.c you will get the file " xerxes "

Now we have to set super permissions on xerxes to make it work so we will apply 777 permission on xerxes to do this type the below command :-

chmod 777 xerxes

After typing this the tool is ready to use for DDOS and to use it we will type the below command

./xerxes www.website.com 80

After this command you will see the bot net in action and if the firewall of server is not strong it will crash it and take that website server down or if it failed then you have to manage some more computer performing this task at that same time to smash the server.

If you are facing any trouble related to this tutorial kindly comment below and i will replay you soon.

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