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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — BP PLC closed the book on the Justice Department's criminal probe of its role in the Deepwater Horizon disaster and Gulf oil spill Tuesday, when a federal judge agreed to let the London-based oil giant plead guilty to manslaughter charges for the deaths of 11 rig workers and pay a record $4 billion in penalties.
What the plea deal approved by U.S. District Judge Sarah Vance doesn't resolve, though, is the federal government's civil claims against BP. The company could pay billions more for environmental damage from its 2010 spill.
Vance noted that the company already has racked up more than $24 billion in spill-related expenses and has estimated it will pay a total of $42 billion to fully resolve its liability for the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
The judge said the $4 billion criminal settlement is "just punishment" for BP, even though the company could have paid far more without going broke. In accepting the deal, Vance also cited the risk that a trial could result in a much lower fine for BP, one potentially capped by law at $8.2 million.
The criminal settlement calls for BP to pay nearly $1.3 billion in fines. The largest previous corporate criminal penalty assessed by the Justice Department was a $1.2 billion fine against drug maker Pfizer in 2009.
The plea deal also includes payments of nearly $2.4 billion to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and $350 million to the National Academy of Sciences. The two groups will administer the money to fund Gulf restoration and oil spill prevention projects.
The $4 billion in total penalties are 160 times greater than the $25 million fine that Exxon paid for the 1989 Valdez spill in Alaska, Vance noted.
Before she ruled, the judge heard an apology from a BP executive and emotional testimony from relatives of the 11 workers who died when BP's blown-out Macondo well triggered an explosion on the rig and started the spill.
"I've heard and I truly understand your feelings and the losses you suffered," Vance told the family members.
Keith Jones, whose 28-year-old son, Gordon, died in the rig explosion, said $4 billion isn't adequate punishment.
"It is petty cash to BP," he told Vance. "Their stock went up after this plea deal was announced."
Billy Anderson, whose 35-year-old son, Jason, of Midfield, Texas, died in the blast, recalled the trauma of watching the disaster play out on television.
"These men suffered a horrendous death," he said. "They were basically cremated alive and not at their choice."
BP agreed in November to plead guilty to charges involving the workers' deaths and for lying to Congress about the size of the spill from its broken well, which spewed more than 200 million gallons of oil. Much of it ended up in the Gulf and soiled the shorelines of several states. The company could have withdrawn from the agreement if Vance had rejected it.
BP America vice president Luke Keller apologized to the relatives of the workers who died and for the spill's environmental damage to the Gulf Coast.
"BP knows there is nothing we can say to diminish their loss," he said. "The lives lost and those forever changed will stay with us. We are truly sorry."
Most of the families of rig workers who were killed or injured in the explosion already have settled their claims against BP, through a process separate from this plea deal.
Courtney Kemp-Robertson, whose 27-year-old husband, Roy Wyatt Kemp, of Jonesville, La., died on the rig, said workers had referred to it as the "well from hell" before the explosion.
"By cutting corners, they gambled with the lives of 126 crew members to save a few dollars," she told the judge before turning to address Keller. "They gambled and you lost."
A series of government investigations have blamed the April 20, 2010, blowout on time-saving, cost-cutting decisions by BP and its partners on the drilling project.
Vance told victims' relatives who were in court that she read their "truly gut-wrenching" written statements and factored their words into her decision. She also said she believes BP executives should have personally apologized to family members long before Tuesday's hearing.
"I think BP should have done that out of basic humanity," she said.
BP also has separately agreed to a settlement with lawyers for Gulf Coast residents and businesses who claim the spill cost them money. BP estimates the deal with private attorneys will cost the company roughly $7.8 billion.
In a court filing before the hearing, attorneys for BP and the Justice Department argued that the plea agreement imposes "severe corporate punishment" and will deter BP and other deep-water drilling companies from allowing another disaster to occur.
The Justice Department has reached a separate settlement with rig owner Transocean Ltd. that resolves the government's civil and criminal claims over the Swiss-based company's role in the disaster.
Transocean agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of violating the Clean Water Act and pay $1.4 billion in civil and criminal penalties. U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo has scheduled a Feb. 14 hearing to decide whether to accept that criminal settlement. A different judge will decide whether to accept Transocean's civil settlement.
Many relatives of rig workers who died in the blast submitted written statements that were critical of BP's deal. Vance, however, said she couldn't get involved in plea negotiations and only could impose a sentence that adheres to the agreed-upon terms if she accepted it.
Also killed were Aaron Dale "Bubba" Burkeen, 37, of Philadelphia, Miss.; Donald Clark, 49, of Newellton, La.; Stephen Ray Curtis, 40, of Georgetown, La.; Karl Kleppinger Jr., 38, of Natchez, Miss.; Keith Blair Manuel, 56, of Gonzales, La.; Dewey A. Revette, 48, of State Line, Miss.; Shane M. Roshto, 22, of Liberty, Miss.; and Adam Weise, 24, Yorktown, Texas.
In other criminal cases, four current or former BP employees have been indicted. BP rig supervisors Robert Kaluza and Donald Vidrine are charged with manslaughter, accused of repeatedly disregarding abnormal high-pressure readings that should have been glaring indications of trouble just before the blowout.
David Rainey, BP's former vice president of exploration for the Gulf of Mexico, was charged with withholding information from Congress about the amount of oil that was gushing from the well.
Former BP engineer Kurt Mix was charged with deleting text messages about the company's spill response.


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Monday Night Football Recap — 49ers Rout Redskins, 27-6
Colin Kaepernick threw for 235 yards and three touchdowns, and the San Francisco 49ers cruised past the Washington Redskins, 27-6, on Monday night in Landover, Md.
San Francisco (7-4) led 10-6 at the half and coasted to the victory on the strength of two third quarter scoring passes from Kaepernick.
Anquan Boldin caught five passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns for the 49ers. His teammate Vernon Davis had four catches for 70 yards and a score.
Quarterback Robert Griffin III had 127 passing yards and an interception for Washington (3-8). He was sacked four times, as the Redskins were held to just 190 total yards of offense for the game.

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SuperKaramba is a tool that allows one to easily create functionality enhancement modules on a KDE desktop. Such modules are interactive programs written in Python, Ruby or KDE JavaScript that are usually embedded directly into the background and do not disturb the normal view of the desktop.
- Homepage The homepage of SuperKaramba.
- Project Page The projectpage on techbase.
- API Reference of the scripting application programmer interface.
- Examples Some examples SuperKaramba ships with. See also the Themes and More Themes.
This screenshot shows the Aero AIO Karamba Theme running on KDE4 as Plasmoid (aka Plasma Applet).
Commands, Meters and Sensors
SuperKaramba does differ between 3 kind of elements. Commands define something that should be done (actions), meters are used to display something (GUI widgets) while sensors are to get something (data delivery).
- A list of General Commands that you can put in your theme file. This includes tags that define the widget shape, set default fonts, and create click-areas that launch programs.
- A list of Meters that you can put in your theme file. This includes meters display the values of sensors. Meters can auto-update.
- A list of Sensors that you can put in your theme file. Sensors allow you to display system properties automatically. There are sensors to display the status of everything from memory use to the results of shell scripts. See here also the Plasma::DataEngine as SuperKaramba Sensor chapter.
Basic Tutorial for Theme Creators
Themes in SuperKaramba consist of two parts. A theme file that defines the shape and size of the theme, and possibly many other things and a script file that adds interactivity to the theme. Basically, whenever an event happens, such as the user clicking the mouse on your theme, a function is called in your script file to let you react to the event.
Creating the Theme File
The theme files, those files with the fileextension *.theme, are text files that contain layout information and information about the values that will be shown.
Theme File Samples
The simplest form of Karamba is to load a file containing the word karamba. This will give you a empty transparent window with the size 300x300. A better idea is to enter something like this in a file:
karamba x=30 y=30 w=400 h=200 interval=2000
This will bring up a window at 30,30 with the size 400x200, and the window will refresh every 2000 milliseconds = 2 seconds.
The graphics elements of Karamba are called meters. The meters can be connected to sensors. A sensor can get, e.g., the current CPU load, the uptime, the date, and a lot of other things. It is also possible to display the output of an external program in a meter.
Creating a meter is not that hard. A text label can be created by putting this line in the file:
text x=10 y=10 value="This is a test"
To add some more spice we connect a sensor to a meter:
text x=15 y=25 sensor=uptime
A graph that logs the CPU load can be made like this:
graph x=10 y=40 w=200 h=60 sensor=cpu
Adding an image (the path is either relative to the configuration file or an absolute path):
image x=10 y=270 path="picture.png"
An introduction to the format parameter for a text meter:
text x=10 y=330 sensor=memory format="You have %tm MB memory"
Using of a the "time" Plasma::DataEngine:
text x=0 y=0 sensor=plasma engine="time" source="Local" format="%Date %Time"
Please note that only one meter per line in the configuration file is allowed. No spaces are allowed around the '=' characters.
In Karamba all the graphic elements inside one configuration file have the same refresh rate. So it could be wise to split up a configuration into smaller parts, if different parts need different refresh times. An area showing a log file, for example, probably does not need the same refresh rate as an area showing the CPU load. The refresh rate of the sensors can be set individually. Also Karamba does not work with backgrounds without a picture, i.e., solid color, gradient, or pattern. One can get around this bug by creating a transparent PNG image (the size can be 1x1 pixel) and selecting this as the background picture.
Creating the Script File
The script file adds interactivity to the theme and can be written using the Python, Ruby or the KDE JavaScript language.
Super-Quick Start
- Make a theme file like described at the "Creating the Theme File" chapter above.
- Download the template.py or the template.rb or the template.js script file, depending on what scripting language you like to use, and rename this file to match your theme file.
- Fill in all the callbacks in the script file that you want to handle. The template files just contain all callbacks, but you can safly remove those you don't need or just leave them in.
- Use the API Reference to know what commands to use to fill in the callbacks.
- Finally save your script file and open your theme file in SuperKaramba to test it!
Regular Guide for "Mere Mortals"
Now lets add interactivity to your theme file. If you have not written a theme file yet, you need to do that first like described at the "Creating the Theme File" chapter above. It will define the size, location on screen, and other basic elements of your theme.
Event-based Programming
Now that you have a basic theme file, load it with SuperKaramba. If there is nothing defined in the theme file other than size and location, you will have made an empty, transparent square that might be hard to find on the desktop. Let's assume you have made a basic theme that just shows a few images in small area. To make your theme do anything interesting, it needs to be able to react to events.
Basically, an event is anything that can happen that SuperKaramba knows how to handle. Some examples are: the user moves or clicks the mouse, a new program is started on the desktop, a certain amount of time has passed, etc. So to make your theme do something, you add Python or Ruby scripting code to the event callback that corresponds to the event to which you want to react. This is not nearly as hard as it sounds.
First, you need the template.py or the template.rb or the template.js template script file, depending on what scripting language you like to use. Download this file to where your theme file is. Now rename those just downloaded template file from template.py to mytheme.py or from template.rb to mytheme.rb where mytheme is the name of your theme. For example, if you wrote a coolbar.theme and like to use use Python, renamed the just downloaded template.py to coolbar.py and put it in the same directory as coolbar.theme.
Now, lets open up your coolbar.py (or coolbar.rb or whatever you named it to) scripting file. Look for the event callback that reacts to mouse movement. If you chose Python as your prefered scripting language, it may look like this:
#This gets called everytime our widget is clicked.
# widget = reference to our widget
# x = x position (relative to our widget)
# y = y position (relative to our widget)
# botton = button being held:
# 0 = No Mouse Button
# 1 = Left Mouse Button
# 2 = Middle Mouse Button
# 3 = Right Mouse Button, but this will never happen
# because the right mouse button brings up the
# Karamba menu.
def widgetMouseMoved(widget, x, y, button):
#Warning: Don't do anything too intensive here since you don't
#want to run complex piece of code everytime the mouse moves.
Notice how the template gives your instructions on what data each callback gives you. In this case, you can see that you will know the x and y co-ordinates of the mouse, the button being held down (if any), and a reference to your widget.
Delete the line that says pass and add in some code. This code will run whenever the mouse is moved over your widget. But you say, "What in the world am I supposed to write to make something happen?". Good question! Go on to the next section below!
How to "make stuff happen" from your script file
SuperKaramba has a powerful API (Application Programmer's Interface). This is just a fancy way of saying SuperKaramba has a bunch of special commands you can run from your Python or your Ruby scripting code to make something happen in your theme. All of the commands are listed in one big list:
Here is how the callback might look after you add some code to it:
def widgetMouseMoved(widget, x, y, button):
myText = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "mouseText")
karamba.changeText(widget, myText, "mouse at %s:%s" % (x,y))
This Python scripting code simply changes the text called "mouseText" (which we defined in our theme file) to tell us the current position of the mouse.
How did I know what parameters karamba.changeText() and karamba.getThemeText() used? How did I even know those functions existed in the first place? Well, thats what the API tells you. The API and the template.py or template.rb script file basically contain everything you could ever need to know to write your own theme.
To test your new Python or Ruby scripting code, just open your theme file in SuperKaramba.
You DO NOT open your .py or .rb file in SuperKaramba! Open the .theme file and if a matching .py or .rb file is found, it will be automatically loaded.
You DO NOT need to compile your scripting code. SuperKaramba will do that automatically and tell you about any errors. In fact, you can't run your .py or .rb file directly in regular python because it doesn't know anything about the karamba.* functions. Those functions only exist inside of SuperKaramba's Python and Ruby interpreters. But you are for sure able to just use SuperKaramba as your interpreter direct from within the commandline. Just start SuperKaramba with something like:
superkaramba ./coolbar.theme
To ease the development, SuperKaramba will automatically reload your theme when you save your changes to the theme file or the script file. This allows you to see your modifications immediately without reloading the theme manually.
Have fun making themes!
SuperKaramba on KDE4
While we were able to see a lot of rumours and speculations regarding SuperKaramba and it's role on KDE4, it's planned to continue to support SuperKaramba and it's unique feature-set, the bunches of themes that do already exist and those that will be written. We will stay backward-compatible and rocking stable, improve the feature-set as needed and wish you fun with the result: the next generation of SuperKaramba :)
SuperKaramba and Plasma
SuperKaramba runs as standalonea-application - just run the program "superkaramba" - as well as Plasma Applet embedded into the Plasma Workspace. Also SuperKaramba provides full and transparent access to the Plasma::DataEngine's with it's sensor functionality.
See also the Plasma script samples section.
Scripting Interpreter Backends
SuperKaramba uses the Kross scripting framework to provide scripting with Python, Ruby and JavaScript as described at the Interpreter plugins section.
Defining Python Source Code Encodings
As described at the Python Enhancement Proposal Defining Python Source Code Encodings it is recommed to start a python script file with following both lines:
#!/usr/bin/env superkaramba
# coding: utf-8
The first line is the shebang that causes Unix-like operating systems to execute the script file using the SuperKaramba interpreter. You are then able to start the karamba script with;
chmod 755 myKaramba.py
The second line defines that the script file is encoded with utf-8 or whatever the script file is actualy encoded in. This seems to be needed at least with Python >=2.5.
Script Samples
A clock with Ruby, Python and JavaScript
Let's take a look at one of them, the clock.rb theme written in Ruby. The theme just displays the current time in a RichText widget.
require 'karamba'
def initWidget(widget)
Karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 300, 120)
@richtext = Karamba.createRichText(widget, Time.now.to_s)
Karamba.moveRichText(widget, @richtext, 10, 10)
Karamba.setRichTextWidth(widget, @richtext, 280)
def widgetUpdated(widget)
Karamba.changeRichText(widget, @richtext, Time.now.to_s)
The initWidget method will be called once if the widget got initialized. Here we setup the RichText widget where we display the current time in. The widgetUpdated will be called each second once (the interval is defined in the clock.theme themefile) and just updates the text display in the RichText widget with the new time.
Let's take a look at another theme. The text.py theme written in Python just displays some text widgets. We take this as example to create our own script, that does the same as the clock.rb above, that is to display the current time within a text widget.
import karamba, time
text = None
def getTime():
return time.strftime("%Y-%M-%d %H:%M.%S")
def initWidget(widget):
global text
text = karamba.createText(widget, 10, 10, 200, 120, getTime())
karamba.moveText(widget, richtext, 10, 10)
def widgetUpdated(widget):
global text
karamba.changeText(widget, text, getTime())
In the initWidget method we create our text widget that is updated once per second (or per interval as defined in the matching theme file) at the widgetUpdated method to display the new current time.
The clock.js sample provides us with the same sample written using the JavaScript language.
There we have the currentTime() function that returns the current time as string. That function is used within the initWidget() and the widgetUpdated() functions to display the current time within a textwidget.
var text = 0;
function currentTime() {
var now = new Date();
var hours = now.getHours();
hours = hours < 10 ? '0' + hours : hours;
var mins = now.getMinutes();
mins = mins < 10 ? '0' + mins : mins;
var secs = now.getSeconds();
secs = secs < 10 ? '0' + secs : secs;
return hours + ':' + mins + '.' + secs;
function initWidget(widget) {
text = karamba.createText(widget,0,20,200,20,currentTime());
function widgetUpdated(widget) {
See also...
Forms and Modules
Modules are libraries loaded on demand provided by Kross. One of them is the forms module that implements some basic dialog and widget functionality. To display just a simple messagebox or load widgets from a UI-file those module can be used within all supported scripting languages.
The following sample Python script demonstrates how to display a messagebox.
import karamba, Kross
def widgetClicked(widget, x, y, button):
forms = Kross.module("forms")
if button == 1: #left
elif button == 2: #middle
While the next sample Python script displays a dialog with an embedded "Open File" widget.
import karamba, Kross
def widgetClicked(widget, x, y, button):
forms = Kross.module("forms")
dialog = forms.createDialog("MyDialog")
openpage = dialog.addPage("Open","Open File","fileopen")
openwidget = forms.createFileWidget(
openpage, "kfiledialog:///openfile")
openwidget.setFilter("*.txt|Text Files\n*|All Files")
result = dialog.exec_loop()
if result:
print openwidget.selectedFile()
For sure you are also able to use those handy UI-files the QtDesigner produces like demonstrated on the sample below.
import karamba, os, Kross
def widgetClicked(widget, x, y, button):
forms = Kross.module("forms")
dialog = forms.createDialog("Sample")
infospage = dialog.addPage("Title","Caption","iconname")
# the ui-file is in the same directory our script is in
uifile = os.path.join(karamba.getThemePath(),"my.ui")
infoswidget = forms.createWidgetFromUIFile(infospage, uifile)
if dialog.exec_loop():
# here we print the content of the in the ui-file defined
# lineedit-widget that has the name MyLineEdit
print infoswidget["MyLineEdit"].text
Embed KHTML Webbrowser
Starting with Qt 4.4 and KDE 4.1 SuperKaramba is able to embed any kind of QWidgets into the canvas that is used to display something. That means, you are able to add a QLabel, a QPushButton or any other widget just direct into your Karambas.
The following python sample code, which is also available as webbrowser.py, demonstrates this by embedding a full webbrowser into your Karamba by using the CanvasWidget functionality.
#!/usr/bin/env superkaramba
# coding: utf-8
import karamba, Kross
khtml_part = None
def initWidget(widget):
# the Kross forms module does provide methods to create
# widgets for us. You are for example able to load a UI
# file, create layouts or just any other supported widget.
forms = Kross.module("forms")
frame = forms.createWidget("QWidget")
forms.createLayout(frame, "QHBoxLayout")
# here we load the KHTML KPart that is our full powered
# webbrowser widget.
khtml_part = forms.loadPart(frame, "libkhtmlpart")
khtml_part.javaEnabled = False
khtml_part.pluginsEnabled = False
# now we add the frame to our widget and will earn a
# proxywidget for it.
proxywidget = karamba.createCanvasWidget(widget, frame)
# the following lines demonstrate, how to control the
# KPart does provide different signals we are able to
# connect our own functions too. Just see here the
# kdelibs/khtml/khtmlpart.h file.
def selectionChanged():
print khtml_part.executeScript("window.scrollBy(0,50);");
khtml_part.connect("selectionChanged()", selectionChanged)
# and finally we like to load an url and display something.
def widgetClosed(widget):
# if the job is done, we may like to free our KPart again.
if khtml_part:
The following sample uses KSpread to read a OpenDocument spreadsheet file and to display it within a table.
For this we are loading the KSpread Scripting library and control it. Compared to dbus we don't need a running KSpread instance but just load and use the library direct (so, you still need to have KSpread installed).
While the sample is written in Python, the other supported backends like Ruby are able to access the whole same rich API.
import karamba, Kross
# The OpenDocument spreadsheet file to read.
filename = "/home/kde4/kspreaddocument.ods"
# This is called when your widget is initialized
def initWidget(widget):
# Fetch the KSpread module.
kspread = Kross.module("kspread")
if not kspread:
raise "KSpread is not installed"
# Try to open the file.
if not kspread.openUrl(filename):
raise "Failed to open %s" % filename
# Get the sheet we like to display.
sheet = kspread.sheetByName( kspread.sheetNames()[0] )
text = "
\n"
# Iterate now through all cells on the sheet.
for row in range(1, sheet.lastRow() + 1):
# Put the content of the row into the record-list.
record = []
for col in range(sheet.lastColumn() + 1, 1, -1):
value = sheet.text(col, row)
if value or len(record) > 0:
# If the record has at least one cell print it.
if len(record) > 0:
text += "
"
for r in record:
text += "%s	" % r
text += "
\n"
text += "
\n"
# Create the richtext widget to display the text.
richtext = karamba.createRichText(widget, text)
karamba.moveRichText(widget, richtext, 10, 10)
karamba.setRichTextWidth(widget, richtext, 345)
See also...
PyQt with Python
The following python script shows how to use PyQt which provides the nice Qt-API pythonized. The sample just displays a "hello world" dialog if you click on the widget.
import karamba
from PyQt4 import QtCore, QtGui
def initWidget(widget):
karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 200, 200)
def widgetClicked(widget, x, y, button):
class Dialog(QtGui.QDialog):
def __init__(self):
label = QtGui.QLabel(self)
label.setText("Hello World")
dialog = Dialog()
See also...
TkInter with Python
You are also able to use the default toolkit Python comes with, that is TkInter. The following sample just displays a TkInter "hello world" dialog if you click on the widget.
import karamba
from Tkinter import *
def widgetClicked(widget, x, y, button):
root = Tk()
w = Label(root, text="Hello, world!")
See also...
QtRuby/Korundum with Ruby
The following sample script written in Ruby demonstrates that you are able to use QtRuby/Korundum within your Ruby scripts.
require 'karamba'
require 'Qt'
class Dialog < Qt::Dialog
def initialize
self.windowTitle = 'Hello World'
def widgetClicked(widget, x, y, button)
dialog = Dialog.new
The script does implement only the widgetClicked function that got called if the user clicks on the widget. What we do within that function is to create an instance of the Dialog class that implements a QDialog using QtRuby and then execute that modal dialog.
See also...
The following sample script written in Python just prints a list with services available via D-Bus;
import karamba, dbus
def initWidget(widget):
bus = dbus.SystemBus()
dbus_object = bus.get_object(
dbus_iface = dbus.Interface(
dbus_object, 'org.freedesktop.DBus')
services = dbus_iface.ListNames()
text = "".join( ["%s
" % s for s in services] )
karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 520, 520)
richtext = karamba.createRichText(widget, text)
karamba.moveRichText(widget, richtext, 10, 10)
karamba.setRichTextWidth(widget, richtext, 500)
The following Python script uses D-Bus to display a list with all the devices accessible with HAL;
import karamba, dbus
def initWidget(widget):
bus = dbus.SystemBus()
dbus_object = bus.get_object(
dbus_iface = dbus.Interface(
dbus_object, 'org.freedesktop.Hal.Manager')
devices = dbus_iface.GetAllDevices()
text = "".join( ["%s
" % d for d in devices] )
karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 520, 520)
richtext = karamba.createRichText(widget, text)
karamba.moveRichText(widget, richtext, 10, 10)
karamba.setRichTextWidth(widget, richtext, 500)
While those both samples are going the most easy way to just synchronously call dbus functionality, you are also able to asynchronously call methods or just write a dbus-server by using the with python dbus supported Qt main event-loop as shown in the dbus-python tutorial below - but don't wonder that the samples printed there may not run since it seems the dbus-python module got largely refactored while the with it shipped documentation did not :-/
See also...
Following scripts are showing how to use the Plasma functionality in SuperKaramba.
See also...
- Plasma Project
- screenshot
- screencast, 2.4MB, mpeg4
- SuperKaramba and Plasma, Part 2
- SuperKaramba and Plasma Packages
- AppletClock sample
Plasma::DataEngine as SuperKaramba Sensor
Following Python sample demonstrates usage of the Plasma::DataEngine functionality by using the TimeEngine to display the current local time.
import karamba
def initWidget(widget):
karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 400, 400)
text = karamba.createText(widget, 10, 10, 380, 380)
engine = karamba.getPlasmaSensor(widget, "time", "Local")
connector = engine.connectSource("Local", text)
connector.setFormat('%Date %Time')
You are also able to provide an own handle that defines what should be done if the Plasma::DataEngine has new or updated data for an widget or a meter.
# Import the SuperKaramba module.
import karamba
# This method got called by SuperKaramba on initialization.
def initWidget(widget):
karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 400, 400)
# Create the text-widget (aka meter).
text = karamba.createText(widget, 10, 10, 380, 380)
# Create the Plasma::DataEngine sensor.
engine = karamba.getPlasmaSensor(widget, "time", "Local")
# Connect the text-widget with the engine.
connector = engine.connectSource("Local", text)
# An own handler for the connector.
def func(source,data):
# Only display the current time but not the data["Date"].
karamba.changeText(widget, text, data["Time"])
# Set empty source else the sourceUpdated() signal will not
# be emitted.
# Connect the sourceUpdated() signal with the handler.
Plasma in a SuperKaramba Theme
And here is the shortest version that needs only one single line of text. Just put following line into a SuperKaramba theme file;
text x=0 y=0 sensor=plasma engine="time" source="Local" format="%Date %Time" poperties="reportSeconds:true,someOtherIntProperty:815"
Plasma and SuperKaramba
Now lets take a more detailed look at a longer sample that uses SuperKaramba and the PlasmaApplet module. While the sample above runs in all cases, the following sample does not cause the used PlasmaApplet module will be only available if SuperKaramba is running as Plasma Applet. If you are running SuperKaramba as standalone application this wan't work (is there interest for this? - but both ways provide the same rich API functionality to work with Plasma::DataEngine's anyway).
# Import the needed modules.
import karamba, PlasmaApplet
# Fetch the TimeEngine Plasma::DataEngine object.
engine = PlasmaApplet.dataEngine("time")
# We like to update it each second.
engine.setProperty("reportSeconds", True)
# Following lines are here to demonstrate that we are also able
# to dynamic handle the sources. It's not needed for this sample.
#def sourceAdded(source):
# print "sourceAdded '%s'" % source
#def sourceRemoved(source):
# print "sourceRemoved '%s'" % source
#def sourceUpdated(source,data):
# print "sourceUpdated '%s' '%s'" % (source,data)
#engine.connect("sourceAdded(QString)", sourceAdded)
#engine.connect("sourceRemoved(QString)", sourceRemoved)
#engine.connect("sourceUpdated(QString,QVariantMap)", sourceUpdated)
# Connect with the TimeEngine's source named "Local"
# This is the richedit widget we use to display something.
text = None
# This method just returns some text to display.
def getText():
t = "name: %s\n" % PlasmaApplet.name()
t += "category: %s\n" % PlasmaApplet.category()
t += "boundingRect: %s\n" % PlasmaApplet.boundingRect()
t += "sources: %s\n" % engine.sources()
t += "data: %s\n" % engine.query("Local")
return t
# This method got called by SuperKaramba on initialization.
def initWidget(widget):
global text
karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 400, 400)
text = karamba.createText(widget, 10, 10, 380, 380, getText())
# This method got called by SuperKaramba on update.
def widgetUpdated(widget):
global text
karamba.changeText(widget, text, getText())
Following does the same as the sample above but connects the time Plasma::DataEngine with a meter-widget of SuperKaramba. The script will run once and compared to the sample above it's not needed to provide a widgetUpdated function but SuperKaramba will take care of updating the meter if the time Plasma::DataEngine provides new/updated data.
# Import the needed modules.
import karamba, PlasmaApplet
# Fetch the TimeEngine Plasma::DataEngine object.
engine = PlasmaApplet.dataEngine("time")
# We like to update it each second.
engine.setProperty("reportSeconds", True)
# This method got called by SuperKaramba on initialization.
def initWidget(widget):
global engine
karamba.resizeWidget(widget, 400, 400)
# Create the text-meter widget.
text = karamba.createText(widget, 10, 10, 380, 380, "")
# Connect the dataengine with the text-meter.
connector = engine.connectSource("Local", text)
# Set the formatting. This is how the data should be
# displayed. The local time-engine source provides the
# '%Date' and the '%Time' values.
connector.setFormat('Date: %Date\nTime: %Time')
# Following lines are here to demonstrate that you are also
# able to implement an own handler for the connector.
#def func(source,data):
# karamba.changeText(widget, text, data["Time"])
# Set empty source else the sourceUpdated() signal will not
# be emitted.
# Connect the sourceUpdated() signal with the handler.


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Star Trek Into Darkness
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Director :
J.J. Abrams
Writers :
Alex Kurtzman
Damon Lindelof
Roberto Orci
Main Cast :
John Cho
Hikaru Sulu
Simon Pegg
Chris Pine
James T. Kirk
Zachary Quinto
Zoe Saldana
Nyota Uhura
Karl Urban
Leonard McCoy
Anton Yelchin
Pavel Chekov
Guest Cast :
Chloe Act
as Nikicha Tomser
Tom Archdeacon
as Ensign Spyke
Alexandra Aristy
as Starfleet HQ Staff #2
Anjini Taneja Azhar
Lucille Harewood
Melissa Baldridge
as Deck Crew
Paris Benjamin
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Beau Billingslea
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Ser'Darius Blain
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Sean Blakemore
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Noel Clarke
Thomas Harewood
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as Girl in bed 2
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Benedict Cumberbatch
Khan Noonien Singh
Paul K. Daniel
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Andy Demetrio
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Ningning Deng
as Deck Crew #11
Jonathan Dixon
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Christopher Doohan
as Transport Officer
Alice Eve
Doctor Carol Marcus
Leni Ford
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Amanda Foreman
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Katarzyna Kowalczyk
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Jack Laufer
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Andrew Maiorano
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Brent McGee
as Enterprise Crew Engineer
Teebone Mitchell
as Starfleet HQ Staff #1
Peet Montzingo
as Bar Patron 2
Hiram A. Murray
as Bar Patron
Leonard Nimoy
Brendan Norman
as Enterprise Crew Engineer
Jeremy Raymond
as Lead Nibiran
Deep Roy
Jay Scully
as Lieutenant Chapin
Gianna Simone
as Deck Crew #7
Jason Matthew Smith
Lieutenant G. P. Hendorff
Thomas W. Stewart
as Enterprise Crew Engineer
Nick E. Tarabay
as Klingon
James Tran
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David C. Waite
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Peter Weller
Admiral Marcus
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In the opening scene, Sulu informs everyone in the shuttle that it wasn't built to take volcanic heat. Spock informs everyone that the volcano will destroy the planet. Uhura informs Spock that he might die in the Volcano. Spock informs everyone that the device will detonate when the timer hits zero. Don't they all already know these things? They would have spent time planning this mission out in advance, yes? They would all have been briefed on what the plan was, right? So why are they all telling one another things that they already know?
So at the start of the film Spock makes a big fuss about how Kirk mustn't violate the Prime Directive to come and save him. But using his device to save the natives from the volcano is already a violation of the Prime Directive, as Admiral Pike says to them back on Earth. If Spock is such a stickler for the rules, why would he even go on this mission at all? Why would he agree to save the people on the planet? What makes one violation of the rules okay, but the next one wrong?
What exactly is the point of hiding the Enterprise under water? If they want to hide it from the natives, wouldn't it be just as hidden if they were in orbit? All you'd see of the ship from there was a bright star moving across the sky, or even fixed in the sky if they were in synchronous equatorial orbit.
SO when Harrison does a big "Ooooo, my name is really KHAN! So there!" moment in the brig, why doesn't Kirk just shrug and go "Okay. I have no idea who that is." Seriously, the movie treats this as a big reveal moment. Which it is,
for the audience
. But this particular Kirk has never even heard of Khan Noonien Singh.
Khan / Harrison says he can target the Enterprise's life support system as being located "behind the aft nacelle". The two nacelles are next to one another, there's no such thing as the "aft nacelle".
Much is made at the climax of the film that they need Khan alive to use his blood to cure Kirk. Well, why does that mean they need him alive? Can't they kill him and still use his blood?
Okay, so maybe they need a LOT of blood. Maybe they need gallons, more than one body full, and so they plan to drain it from Khan over time. But even if so... why do they need Khan at all? There are 72 other genetic supermen and women right there on the Enterprise! They even
wake one up
to put Kirk in his cryotube! Blow Khan's head off and use that other guy's blood instead!
(The novelization has a line from McCoy explaining that he doesn't know if death might affect Khan's blood and make it unuseable, and he doesn't know if the other Superguys would have the same effect from their blood. Fair enough, but this is not in the movie!)
Great Moment :
Lots of nice moments in this. Kirk trying to beat Khan up and failing utterly whilst Khan just stands there is a nice moment, as is Khan's utter demolition of the Klingons. Spock's rampage of revenge and justice is probably my favourite moment though.
Body Count :
An unknown number perished in the London bombing, certainly several but probably in excess of 50. Several more die when Khan attacks the meeting, including Admiral Pike. The entire crews of three Klingon D4 class ships are killed, mostly by Khan. An unknown number of Enterprise personnel are killed when the USS Vengeance attacks the Enterprise. Several members of the Vengeance crew are killed during the attack on that ship - notably the security man that Scotty kills by ejecting him into Vacuum, and then about ten more Vengeance personnel as they fight their way onto the bridge. Khan murders Admiral Marcus. The bulk of the Vengeance crew probably die when Spock detonates the advanced torpedoes - the ship is stated to be designed for a minimal complement, so this was probably in the region of a few dozen rather than hundreds. An unknown number of people are killed when the Vengeance crashlands, but given that several large buildings are completely demolished the death toll here probably runs into the thousands.
And finally, Kirk sacrifices himself to save the ship. But he is only mostly dead, and he gets better.
Factoid :
Paramount asked J.J. Abrams to make the film in 3D. However, Abrams wanted to make it in 2D in the IMAX format. As a compromise they film was filmed as Abrams wanted and then converted to 3D in post production, the first time that this has ever been done for any Trek movie.
Steven Spielberg recommended Benedict Cumberbatch to J.J. Abrams after he worked with Cumberbatch on the movie War Horse.
Benedict Cumberbatch recorded his screen test in a friend's kitchen using an iPhone.
Christopher Doohan, the son of the original Scotty James Doohan, appears as a Transport Officer alongside the current Scotty, Simon Pegg.
Please be warned in advance that this is a FULL SPOILER DESCRIPTION of the film. It reveals every detail of the plot from beginning to end.
We open with the Enterprise on a mission to a class M planet on which a primitive society is threatened with extinction by an erupting volcano. The Enterprise is hidden in the ocean nearby whilst Spock is dropped into the volcano by shuttle to use a cold fusion device to stabilise it. When the shuttle is damaged he is stranded - and Kirk brings the ship up in full view of the locals to rescue him, a clear violation of the Prime Directive. Although Kirk obscures these facts in his report to Starfleet Spock does not, and Kirk is relieved of his command and demoted to Commander whilst Spock is reassigned.
Meanwhile in London a Starfleet officer detonates a terrorist bomb on the orders of the mysterious John Harrison. The man's daughter had some sort of serious illness, and Harrison's blood is somehow able to cure her - with detonating the bomb being the price for her life. Starfleet's crisis team assembles to discuss their response, led by the aggressive Admiral Marcus. Kirk wonders why a relatively unimportant data archive was targeted - only to realise that the intention was to provoke exactly this meeting so that it could be targeted in turn. At that moment Harrison appears outside in a gunship, blasting the room and killing many there, including Admiral Pike. Kirk manages to bring down the gunship but Harrison beams out using a miniature transwarp beaming device, escaping.
Scotty examines the device, determining that Harrison has beamed to a deserted city on the Klingon homeworld, Kronos. Kirk asks Admiral Marcus for the Enterprise back and permission to go after him. Marcus agrees, telling Kirk that he will place a number of very long range photon torpedoes aboard the Enterprise. It will go to the edge of Klingon space and launch the weapons at Harrison's coordinates, killing him without violating Klingon space. When Kirk opines that the mission may well provoke war with the Klingons Admiral Marcus replies that war is inevitable anyway.
The weapons are duly loaded, accompanied by science officer and weapon specialist Carol Marcus, who is Admiral Marcus's daughter. She snuck aboard under the alias of Wallis, he mother's maiden name, because she is suspicious of the weapons, which she knows nothing about despite being a close confidant of her father. Scotty is equally suspicious, as he is unable to scan the shielded interior of the weapons, and refuses to accept them aboard despite a direct order from Kirk. He resigns in protest, which Kirk accepts, and is left behind as the ship warps for Klingon space.
The ship's warp drive breaks down as they reach the edge of Klingon space, leaving the Enterprise stranded. Kirk decides that it is too much of a risk to fire on the Klingon planet, and instead takes a small trading ship they have aboard after a previous incident (the "Mudd incident") and heads down to capture Harrison. The ship is intercepted by several small Klingon vessels as it arrives, and Uhura attempts to talk their way out of it - only for Harrison to show up and start a pitched battle in which he slaughters most of the Kligons himself, displaying incredible physical prowess. He then willingly surrenders himself to Kirk, and the group return to the Enterprise.
Kirk questions Harrison, who gives him a set of coordinates near to Earth and says that the answers he seeks are there. Kirk contacts Scotty and asks him to check it out; the Engineer takes a shuttle and goes to investigate, finding a group of shuttles approaching a gigantic space station of some sort. He follows them inside, mingling amongst them.
Meanwhile Harrison reveals his origin - he is Khan Noonien Singh, a genetically enhanced humanoid from Earth's Eugenics wars. He and a band of his followers were discovered drifting in cold storage in a spaceship by Starfleet some years earlier. Admiral Marcus revived Khan and put him to work devising new weapons for use against the Klingons. Khan tried to smuggle his people to safety - that's what the advanced torpedoes are, their interiors shielded from sensors because each one contains one of the cold storage pods with one of Khan's people in it.
Marcus arrives in the USS Vengeance, a gigantic Dreadnought several times larger, faster and more powerful than the Enterprise. When Kirk refuses to hand Khan and his people over for execution Marcus opens fire on the Enterprise, damaging the ship. Carol tries to use her relationship with her father to stop him from attacking but he just beams her off the ship and prepares to finish the Enterprise off. But at the last second the Vengeance's weapons are paralysed by Scotty, who stowed aboard at Jupiter.
Kirk and Khan agree that Marcus is their common enemy and decided to work together against him. They make a daring space jump across from the Enterprise to the Vengeance and together with Scotty they storm the bridge and gain control. Scotty immediately stuns Khan on Kirk's orders, to ensure that he doesn't betray them. However Khan quickly recovers, beating both Kirk, Scotty and Carol Marcus and gaining control of the Vengeance.
He demands that Spock beam aboard the torpedoes with his people in them in return for the three captives, and the exchange is made. However, Spock has armed the weapons - they all detonate, badly damaging the Vengeance.
The Enterprise power grid fails and the ship begins to fall towards Earth, threatening to burn up in the atmosphere. Kirk makes his way to the warp core, exposing himself to massive amounts of radiation but managing to fix it just in time for Sulu to stabilise the ship in the atmosphere. Spock comes down to Engineering and he and Kirk bid one another goodbye as the Captain dies. Moments later the Vengeance screams through the atmosphere past the Enterprise - Khan is still alive and targeting the giant ship to crashland on Starfleet command. It does, causing massive damage to the area. Amazingly, Khan survives the crash. Spock beams down and chases him through the city, determined to avenge Kirk's death. However, McCoy realises the amazing healing properties of Khan's "super blood" and wonders if they might be able to use it to repair the radiation damage to Kirk's body and return him to life. They quickly freeze Kirk and Uhura beams down to inform Spock that they need Khan alive. Between them they manage to subdue Khan and capture him once more. Kirk is duly saved.
A year later the Enterprise is repaired, with Kirk back in command, and ready to set out on a historic five year mission of exploration - the longest ever undertaken by Starfleet.
So, was it good? Yes it was!
On the whole, this is a worthy sequel to the first of the reboot films. That one was kind of an origin story for the new universe, giving us what amount to origin stories for both Kirk and Spock and showing us how they overcame their differences and difficulties and came to be on the bridge of the Enterprise together.
Now we get a "pride goeth before a fall" Kirk has had the big chair for about a year now, and he's very much played it his way - breaking the rules, doing what he thinks is right no matter what. And more importantly, getting away with it. It's pretty clear that Admiral Pike has been acting as something of a protector to Kirk, shielding his career from harm despite the many occasions where he's done things his own way. This follows on from the first film well, because it was to reintroduce this kind of maverick spirit into Starfleet that Pike went out and recruited Kirk in the first place. But as the opening shows us, even Pike has started to worry that Kirk goes too far, pushes too hard, trusts to luck too much. And when Kirk oversteps the mark, Pike lets him take the fall.
But of course, this isn't enough for Kirk to really learn his lesson. When Pike is killed Kirk pushes his way back into the big chair, and sets out to do what he always does - fight back, rules be damned. So he rushes in like a bull in a china shop, and really does get damn near everybody killed. It works well with his character arc.
Spock also gets a chance to grow, facing both his own death and Kirk's and being forced to admit that he cares about these people no matter what he says about being unable to feel emotions. All of the cast are doing well at reinventing these roles whilst keeping them grounded in the original depictions, but Quinto is perhaps the single best performance in this series so far. He does a magnificent job as Spock. In fact my only quibble here is that this Spock resorts to asking old Spock for a little advice concerning Khan. It's obviously intended as a nice nod to the original characters, and it's just an in-passing thing - old Spock doesn't simply hand them a way out of the problem or anything. Still, it's not a great choice because it undercuts Quinto's Spock, making it look like he's going to run back and dip the well of secret knowledge any time things get tough.
The other characters notably all get their moments. Chekov gets to be promoted to chief engineer, Sulu gets to sit in the big chair, Uhura gets to help with the Klingons and at the end with Khan, Scotty gets to sabotage the Vengeance and save the Enterprise. As in the last film, the writers are very careful to make sure that every character gets at least one significant moment of their own.
Then we have Benedict Cumberbatch's Khan. This is one place where Into Darkness doesn't quite match up to Star Trek II. Cumberbatch does a great job as Khan... but as written, this Khan is just not as strong a character as Montleban's Khan was. You can excuse it because the two have different back stories - Star Trek II Khan was dealing with decades spent in a hellhole planet whilst he watched his "family" die, including his wife, all the while blaming Kirk. He was a raging ball of hate aimed at one target, and it made the core of the film a very personal conflict. Here, Khan's rage isn't directed at Kirk at all. Kirk is just kind of in his way, even on his side for part of the time. So that conflict isn't really there the way it was, and it makes Khan's vengeance quest a bit directionless. It's still good, and still a good performance... just not a fantastic one.
Much will be written and said of the "death scene". It really does tread a fine line between simply ripping off Star Trek II and doing its own thing. Flipping it and making it Kirk who dies rather than Spock is a nice touch, and I especially like how they alluded to this with each character saying "I only did what you would have done". That aspect ties it into the theme of the film and the development of the characters really well, with Kirk showing that he can make the hard choices and not depend on some grand stroke of intuitive luck, and Spock showing that he can do the smart and devious thing to win in an otherwise impossible situation. Personally I think they
succeeded with this scene. Yes, it does become it's own thing and work within the context of this film and avoid simply plundering last one. But at the same time, it just doesn't have the depth of emotion for the audience that Star Trek II did. A lot of that is because we just haven't spent as much time with these characters as we had with the originals, and a lot of it is because Star Trek II had the guts to end the film on that note, with Spock dead and the crew grieving. Here, we get the death scene and then replay this universe's version of Star Trek III over the last 10 minutes. So what sense of loss is there only lasts a few minutes and then Kirk is okay again.
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King Benjamin continues his address—The Lord Omnipotent will minister among men in a tabernacle of clay—Blood will come from every pore as He atones for the sins of the world—His is the only name whereby salvation comes—Men can put off the natural man and become Saints through the Atonement—The torment of the wicked will be as a lake of fire and brimstone. About 124 B.C.
1 And again my brethren, I would call your attention, for I have somewhat more to speak unto you; for behold, I have things to tell you concerning that which is to come.
2 And the things which I shall tell you are made known unto me by an aangel from God. And he said unto me: bAwake; and I awoke, and behold he stood before me.
3 And he said unto me: Awake, and hear the words which I shall tell thee; for behold, I am come to declare unto you the aglad tidings of great bjoy.
4 For the Lord hath heard thy prayers, and hath judged of thy arighteousness, and hath sent me to declare unto thee that thou mayest rejoice; and that thou mayest declare unto thy people, that they may also be filled with joy.
5 For behold, the time cometh, and is not far distant, that with power, the aLord bOmnipotent who creigneth, who was, and is from all deternity to all eternity, shall come down from heaven among the children of men, and shall dwell in a etabernacle of clay, and shall go forth amongst men, working mighty fmiracles, such as healing the sick, raising the dead, causing the lame to walk, the gblind to receive their sight, and the deaf to hear, and curing all manner of diseases.
6 And he shall cast out adevils, or the bevil spirits which dwell in the hearts of the children of men.
7 And lo, he shall asuffer btemptations, and pain of body, chunger, thirst, and fatigue, even more than man can dsuffer, except it be unto death; for behold, eblood cometh from every pore, so great shall be his fanguish for the wickedness and the abominations of his people.
8 And he shall be called aJesus bChrist, the cSon of God, the dFather of heaven and earth, the eCreator of all things from the beginning; and his fmother shall be called Mary.
9 And lo, he cometh unto his own, that asalvation might come unto the children of men even through bfaith on his name; and even after all this they shall consider him a man, and say that he hath a cdevil, and shall dscourge him, and shall ecrucify him.
10 And he shall arise the bthird day from the dead; and behold, he standeth to cjudge the world; and behold, all these things are done that a righteous judgment might come upon the children of men.
11 For behold, and also his ablood batoneth for the sins of those who have cfallen by the transgression of Adam, who have died not knowing the dwill of God concerning them, or who have eignorantly sinned.
12 But wo, wo unto him who knoweth that he arebelleth against God! For salvation cometh to none such except it be through repentance and faith on the bLord Jesus Christ.
13 And the Lord God hath sent his holy aprophets among all the children of men, to declare these things to every kindred, nation, and tongue, that thereby whosoever should believe that Christ should come, the same might receive bremission of their sins, and rejoice with exceedingly great joy, even cas though he had already come among them.
14 Yet the Lord God saw that his people were a astiffnecked people, and he appointed unto them a blaw, even the claw of Moses.
15 And many signs, and wonders, and atypes, and shadows showed he unto them, concerning his coming; and also holy prophets spake unto them concerning his coming; and yet they bhardened their hearts, and understood not that the claw of Moses availeth nothing dexcept it were through the eatonement of his blood.
16 And even if it were possible that little achildren could sin they could not be saved; but I say unto you they are bblessed; for behold, as in Adam, or by nature, they fall, even so the blood of Christ catoneth for their sins.
17 And moreover, I say unto you, that there shall be ano other name given nor any other way nor means whereby bsalvation can come unto the children of men, only in and through the name of Christ, the cLord Omnipotent.
18 For behold he judgeth, and his judgment is just; and the infant perisheth not that dieth in his infancy; but men drink adamnation to their own souls except they humble themselves and bbecome as little children, and believe that csalvation was, and is, and is to come, in and through the datoning blood of Christ, the Lord Omnipotent.
19 For the anatural bman is an cenemy to God, and has been from the dfall of Adam, and will be, forever and ever, unless he eyields to the enticings of the fHoly Spirit, and gputteth off the hnatural man and becometh a isaint through the atonement of Christ the Lord, and becometh as a jchild, ksubmissive, meek, humble, patient, full of love, willing to submit to all things which the Lord seeth fit to inflict upon him, even as a child doth submit to his father.
20 And moreover, I say unto you, that the time shall come when the aknowledge of a bSavior shall spread throughout cevery nation, kindred, tongue, and people.
21 And behold, when that time cometh, none shall be found ablameless before God, except it be little children, only through repentance and faith on the name of the Lord God Omnipotent.
22 And even at this time, when thou shalt have taught thy people the things which the Lord thy God hath commanded thee, even then are they found no more blameless in the sight of God, only according to the words which I have spoken unto thee.
23 And now I have spoken the words which the Lord God hath commanded me.
24 And thus saith the Lord: They shall stand as a bright testimony against this people, at the judgment day; whereof they shall be judged, every man according to his aworks, whether they be good, or whether they be evil.
25 And if they be evil they are consigned to an awful aview of their own guilt and abominations, which doth cause them to shrink from the presence of the Lord into a state of bmisery and cendless torment, from whence they can no more return; therefore they have drunk damnation to their own souls.
26 Therefore, they have drunk out of the acup of the wrath of God, which justice could no more deny unto them than it could deny that bAdam should fall because of his partaking of the forbidden cfruit; therefore, dmercy could have claim on them no more forever.
27 And their atorment is as a blake of fire and brimstone, whose flames are unquenchable, and whose smoke ascendeth up cforever and ever. Thus hath the Lord commanded me. Amen.


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2280 S Meridian Street is a $269,900, 4,456 square foot home on a 0.20 acre lot located in Indianapolis, IN.
Investment Opportunity! Former restaurant/bar. Could be utilized as an office, restaurant, rental or whatever you decide. Possibilities are endless. Total 115 person occupancy, upstairs with restrooms could be used for private parties. Minutes from downtown Indy and close proximity to interstate.
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