![]() ![]() Your business name and location address may be provided to the Georgia Department of Revenue. § 48-13-20.1, if your business is required to collect and remit sales tax to the Georgia Department of Revenue, you must first obtain a sales and use tax number prior to the issuance of your Business/Occupation Tax Certificate. ![]() Call 678.518.6000 or 678.518.6040 for more information.Īttach a copy of your State license if your profession/occupation is regulated by any State licensing board. Proof of Tenant Space: This requirement is met by submitting a copy of the lease agreement or warranty deed.Ĭertificate of Occupancy: This requirement is met by attaching a copy of your Certificate of Occupancy or having an approved application on file with the Building Plan Review Section. The address on the drivers license or ID card must be the same as the home based business address. Please visit for E-Verify registration instructions.ĭrivers License: Attach a copy of the owner/officer/partner or member’s Georgia drivers license or Georgia Identification card to your application. ![]() Private employers with more than 10 employees as of Jare required to submit the E-Verify Affidavit Form. The enactment of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Enforcement Act of 2011 requires every private employer with more than 10 employees as of Jto register with and utilize the federal work authorization program, also known as E-Verify. Citizen / Qualified Alien Affidavit (pdf) Click here for a list of approved secure and verifiable documents Business/Occupation Tax Online Renewals - Due February 15Īs required by Official Code of Georgia § 50-36-1(1) any applicant for a Gwinnett County Business/Occupation Tax Certificate must execute an affidavit certifying legal presence in the United States and attach a front and back copy of one secure and verifiable document for identification. ![]()
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![]() ![]() The main Content-Type header is set to multipart/x-mixed-replace and a boundary string is defined. To help you get an idea of how this looks, here is the structure of a multipart video stream: HTTP/1.1 200 OKĬontent-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace boundary=frameĪs you see above, the structure is pretty simple. For the purpose of having a stream where each part replaces the previous part the multipart/x-mixed-replace content type must be used. There are several multipart content types for different needs. Multipart responses consist of a header that includes one of the multipart content types, followed by the parts, separated by a boundary marker and each having its own part specific content type. The secret to implement in-place updates is to use a multipart response. With this technique you can have each chunk in the stream be an image, and that gives you a cool video feed that runs in the browser! This is a good example of how to generate large responses, but something a little bit more exciting is to work with real time data.Īn interesting use of streaming is to have each chunk replace the previous one in the page, as this enables streams to "play" or animate in the browser window. The table example above generates a traditional page in small portions, with all the parts concatenated into the final document. Flask then takes care of invoking the generator and sending all the partial results as chunks to the client.įor this particular example if you assume () returns the result of a database query as an iterable, then you can generate a potentially large table one row at a time, so regardless of the number of elements in the query the memory consumption in the Python process will not grow larger and larger due to having to assemble a large response string. A route that returns a streamed response needs to return a Response object that is initialized with the generator function. In this example you can see how Flask works with generator functions. Yield render_template('stock_row.html', stock=stock) Yield render_template('stock_header.html') The example below shows how using streaming it is possible to generate a large data table, without having to assemble the entire table in memory: from flask import Response, render_template Flask uses this characteristic of generator functions to implement streaming. You can see in this simple example that a generator function can return multiple results in sequence. Describing how generator functions are implemented is outside the scope of this article, but if you are a bit curious the following shell session will give you an idea of how generators are used: > x = gen() This is a function that runs in three steps, each returning a value. Consider the following function: def gen(): A generator is a special function that can be interrupted and resumed. A lot of security cameras use this technique to stream video to web browsers.įlask provides native support for streaming responses through the use of generator functions. A pretty good example of this is a real time video or audio feed. For some applications a request may need to return data that comes from a real time source. Providing the response in small portions is a much better solution, assuming the data can be generated in chunks. An alternative would be to write the response to disk and then return the file with nd_file(), but that adds I/O to the mix. ![]() ![]() Having to assemble a response in memory only to return it to the client can be inefficient for very large responses. I can think of a couple of reasons why this might be useful: Streaming is a technique in which the server provides the response to a request in chunks. NOTE: there is now a follow-up to this article, Flask Video Streaming Revisited, in which I describe some improvements to the streaming server introduced here. To illustrate the topic I'm going to show you how to build a live video streaming server! This article is dedicated to streaming, an interesting feature that gives Flask applications the ability to provide large responses efficiently partitioned in small chunks, potentially over a long period of time. While the coverage of the Flask framework in these is fairly complete, there are a small number of features that for one reason or another did not get mentioned much, so I thought it would be a good idea to write articles about them here. I'm sure by now you know that I have released a book and a couple of videos on Flask in cooperation with O'Reilly Media. ![]() ![]()
![]() ![]() Valve had planned to include AI-controlled bots to help players practice their way into CS - an approach that almost worked with the much-maligned Condition Zero - but they're not in this build (something that's attracted particular criticism given that an illegal hacked version of the CS: Source beta has been circulating with the bots enabled). It may be simple enough to get your head round quickly - Terrorists versus Counter-Terrorists with real-life weapons, one primary and one sidearm per player per round, bought along with grenades and suchlike before the round commences, you sit out the rest of the round when you're dead, and you can win by planting/defusing the bomb, protecting/rescuing the hostages, or killing off the other team - but it's a bitch to master. ![]() And lastly, no, Valve's not managed to give newcomers a clearer way in.įor the completely uninitiated, CS: Source's problem is that it's too exclusive. Secondly, maybe it's good value as the multiplayer component of a £40 FPS, but we'll deal with that in more detail later. Yes, Counter-Strike: Source is "worth the trouble" for fans of the original - it's the game you remember and love, where a few minor shortfalls are offset by a resounding improvement in visual quality and a number of smaller, sensible alterations that subtly improve the experience. If we answered each of the last three questions in sequence, we could plot the resulting graph with a backslash. And having spent the past few days getting to grips with CS: Source, and reacquainting ourselves with hot headed bellowing - and, in particular, screams of "Stop running with the effing gun!" and "Defuse kit? DEFUSE KIT!" - we thought we'd let you know what you're up against whether CS: Source is worth the trouble for fans of the original whether it's good value as the multiplayer component of a £40 first-person shooter and whether Valve's finally managed to give newcomers a way into the seemingly impenetrable world of Counter-Strike. Some argue that it's familiarity that fuels the success of unambitious sequels in Valve's case, familiarity is just the kindling, and it's ignited pre-orders direct from the developer in a manner that's sure to have rival firms - including publishers - nursing furrowed brows of jealousy.Īs long time veterans of the original Counter-Strike, we were some of the first in line. Having given ATI coupon holders, Condition Zero owners and LAN cafés the chance to try out a one-map beta version last month, Valve has now finally launched its Steam pre-purchase offers for Half-Life 2, and given fans who pre-order the game full access to a 'release version' of Counter-Strike: Source, featuring nine maps. In the end, the idea turned out to be so good that Valve also decided to remake Day of Defeat, Team Fortress Classic, the original Half-Life single-player and more besides in its new Source Engine, not only attracting nostalgic fans back to retread fondly remembered paths, and gathering new blood to the shiny old flag, but saving the Seattle-based developer the trouble of designing an original multiplayer component to tack on the end of Half-Life 2 at the same time. But it's easy to see how it's since established itself as Half-Life 2's chief multiplayer component given that the majority of people who own the original Half-Life and still go online with it choose to play Counter-Strike, why waste time and resources trying to reinvent the multiplayer wheel when you can just polish an unbroken concept and re-release it as a pre-order bonus? Go, go, go! The Counter-Strike package can be bought via Steam for € 9.99.If asked, Valve will tell you that Counter-Strike: Source originally began life as an experiment, designed to demonstrate how easy it is to port Half-Life modifications to the Source Engine. Note: This is a Steam installer, which means you need a valid copy of Counter-Strike. ![]() ![]() With its huge gaming community, the game now features tons of different modes: fight yard, sniper war, gun game, jail break, base builder, grenade war, knife arena, death race and lots more. There are some official ones like Bomb Defuse (where you must stop the terrorists from detonating an explosive device), Hostage Rescue (where you must save the kidnapped scientists and take them to your base) or Assassination (where you will have to escort a VIP to the escape vehicle while protecting him from Terrorists). Maps and mods to please everyoneīefore creating a match, you must choose the desired mod. Equipment (armor, grenades, defuse kits, night vision, tactical shields).īuying equipment must be done fairly quick, as the freeze time before each round starts is rather short (about 5 seconds). In order to buy more items, you must access the buy menu, which contains eight different categories: ![]() ![]() ![]() Xu told The Beijing News that a handful of other kung fu masters had since responded to his open challenge. The Beijing-based fighter even offered 1.2 million yuan (US$174,000) in prize money and said that the fight will be broadcast all over the country. Xu further said that he could even take on two or three fighters at a time, noting that while he could end up losing, he is not afraid to do so. He stated that the fight will be “anything goes,” hinting that it will be a no-holds-barred battle. In an effort to further prove his claim, Xu has extended a challenge to other masters who think that they can beat him in a post on Chinese social media, reports South China Morning Post. While some Chinese netizens have found Xu to be arrogant, hoping that someone would humiliate him, others heaped praises on the MMA fighter for speaking out about the belief. Yet another said: “This isn’t about winning or losing, but (Wei) showing everyone in reality the problems with tai chi.” “Otherwise, everyone in the military would have learned tai chi.” “Tai chi is for exercise purposes, so in practice it cannot match up to modern fighting styles,” another online commenter wrote. Tai chi is a defensive style touted for its health benefits whereas MMA has evolved into a combat sport, blending boxing, karate and wrestling. “Just because this man lost, doesn’t mean that tai chi lost,” one user wrote.Ĭhinese martial arts are rooted in centuries of tradition and cover hundreds of different fighting techniques. Some online commenters expressed doubts about the strength of traditional Chinese martial arts, calling Wei a “fraud.”īut others pointed out that Wei and Xu were not necessarily representative of their respective martial arts practices. Everyone who wanted to get in on the fun all saw it! I lost, but it is not a problem … I accept this result.” Wei responded to the match by saying: “I lost. Everyone should calmly use their independent thinking abilities.” “Since (Xu) insulted tai chi so strongly, including cursing at our ancestors, I thought there was no room for cooperation between us,” Wei was quoted as saying.įollowing his quick victory over Wei - who claimed to be the founder of the “thunder style” of tai chi - Xu wrote on his microblog: “All of China’s martial arts masters were watching … I will do what I should do. Wei told the Legal Evening News that Xu had crossed the line by dismissing tai chi. The fight was staged and live-streamed after the two debated the merits of traditional Chinese martial arts online. The two circled each other briefly before Xu, nicknamed “Madman” by fans for his fighting style, then went in for the jugular and quickly pummelled his opponent to the ground, swiftly ending the match. Xu started the fight in a boxing stance while Wei held his arms outstretched in a crane-like pose. MMA fighter Xu Xiaodong wiped the floor with tai chi master Wei Lei when they faced off in front of a big crowd in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, on April 30, according to a video posted online. A heated fight between traditional kung fu and modern boxingĪ TAI CHI master’s 10-second pounding at the hands of a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter in western China last week has set off a debate over the virtues of traditional versus modern fighting techniques. ![]() ![]() ![]() Mayer at MGM, and later with then-husband director George Sidney to Harry Cohn at Columbia. LILLIAN BURNS, THE EARLIEST of top women studio executives, died Aug. After 10 years with Candice Bergen and company on “Murphy Brown,” English says of this series, “Some will say that we’ve stepped on the boundaries of good taste, but I feel you can’t talk down to an audience.” Her hero is Norman Lear. They have an order for 13 segs and have completed (more or less) five. And I don’t feel you can negotiate about humor.” Who won/lost the first seg battle? “We’re still negotiating on the pilot,” she reiterated. She says, “We get three memos a day (from the Standards & Practices division) and while Fox programming approves of what we do, the two divisions don’t answer to one another - so it’s all about negotiations. “We feel some people may get offended - so be it,” said English of the comedy series which avoids politics as one of its subjects because of concerns about timeliness. Exec producer Diane English notes they went to the Fox web because of its profile: “Because of its inventiveness, we felt it was the place to be.” The series “pushes boundaries of good taste.” The second seg’s about sexual mores the third, obsession with and paranoia about security later on religion, etc. NEGOTIATIONS ARE STILL GOING ON between Fox Broadcasting Co.’s Standards & Practices and Shukovsky/English Entertainment on the latter’s first seg of their “Living in Captivity” series, which bows Sept. He remains with live action next, directing Marshall-Kennedy’s “The Lion(!), the Witch and the Wardrobe.” Wick and his Red Wagon banner are busy next with “Memoirs of a Geisha,” “Girl Interrupted,” “The Hollow Man” and “Gladiator.” Many of the (human) “Little” crew also worked on Sony’s “Godzilla” and they posted signs like these on the sets of this mouse starrer - “Stuartzilla - Size Doesn’t Matter.” Minkoff was to have made his live-action directorial bow on “Into the Woods” but its start was KO’d. The sign on the stage door noted: “Cats Rehearsals in Progress - Enter Quietly.” The cats (real), trained by Boone’s Animals for Hollywood, are of course Stuart’s nemesis. was also re-created for the street on which Stuart’s family lives. Talking of patience, I walked over to Stage 15 where N.Y.’s 5th Ave. But Minkoff reminds that, despite the $200,000-a-day filming cost, each additional digitally (CGI) created shot costs $50,000. Night Shyamalan from one of Wick’s favorite books, had been a dead project but with Sony’s Imageworks’ latest developments, and Patrick Tatopoulos’ animatronic designs, the impossible is now possible. Its frequency does not interfere with the camera’s speed.” Producer Doug Wick admits the movie, with a script by M. “I use a laser cue light for them (the live actors). This same stage once housed the pool where I watched the inimitable Esther Williams perform her amazing aquatics … “I’m breaking all the rules,” said Minkoff, “directing a picture with animals, kids - and talking mice!” While Davis, Laurie and Lipnicki were placing (an invisible) Stuart in his boat, I asked Minkoff how he directs the players working to an absent mouse, who is later to be inserted by the latest movie magic. Director Minkoff, looking very much like the lion king with his long mane, was directing the action on Stage 30, converted into Central Park and its pond dressed for a toy boat regatta - in which Stuart climbs aboard to personally skipper his boat. In “Stuart Little,” he has cat and mouse voices provided by Jennifer Tilly, Gene Wilder, Bruno Kirby, Chazz Palmenteri, Dabney Coleman, Estelle Getty, Alyce Beasley and Steve Zahn. The movie is being directed by Rob Minkoff, who helmed the roaring box office hit “The Lion King.” This is his first full-length live-action feature, although he previously directed shorts combining live-action plus animation with celeb voices. ![]() Jonathan Lipnicki (“Jerry Maguire”) is Stuart’s brother (!) in the family which adopts the mouse, while Hugh Laurie (“Sense & Sensibility”) is Stuart’s father. In the movie, the voice of Stuart is provided by Michael J. ![]() Little, admitted to me that she, too, had lovingly read the story of the first mouse who roared. ![]() and the four giant stages at Sony Studios in Culver City, where Columbia is shooting the “under-$90 million,” certain-to-be-rated-G family comedy, “Stuart Little,” based on E.B. GOOD MORNING from New York’s Central Park, 5th Ave. ![]() |
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