HEAVEN AND EARTH A film review by Richard Montanari Copyright 1994 Richard Montanari
Caution: Falling Stone
It is a well known fact that, when testosterone seeps into the brain, a host of aberrant behaviors are possible. This condition seems to be most virulent in the middle-aged macho radical who, when faced with the grown-up notion that he really *isn't* going to change the world, begin to mutate into a sort of heavily-armed Amway salesman from Berkeley who won't get off your porch.
For Oliver Stone, who has always fancied himself the keeper of conspiracies in America, the Vietnam war has obviously been a very difficult thing to expiate. On the other hand, the Vietnam war has also been very, very good to Oliver Stone.
In his films, Stone has shown us the war through the eyes of a naive young infantryman (PLATOON, 1986), an embittered, disabled veteran (BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1989), and now, with HEAVEN AND EARTH, he tells us the same story once again, this time through the eyes of a Vietnamese woman.
Based on the books WHEN HEAVEN AND EARTH CHANGED PLACES and CHILD OF WAR, WOMAN OF PEACE by Le Ly Hayslip, HEAVEN AND EARTH chronicles the war for Le Ly (Hiep Thi Le) a farm girl from a primeval village near Da Nang.
The story opens in 1953 with Le Ly's mother, played by Joan Chen, teaching her daughter the ancient ways of the rice paddy. But soon, colonialism arrives in the guise of *the French*.
Sure, the Vietnamese people had been enslaved and butchered by a number of masters--including the Chinese--but, as Stone is quick to remind us, this, like the Americans to come, is occidental occupation, which makes it more insidious somehow.
Under French occupation, we are witness to numerous scenes of Le Ly's degradation. She is raped by a local Viet Cong leader and subjected to electroshock therapy at the hands of the South Vietnamese army.
Le Ly and her mother then head to Saigon, where they find employ as maids to a local businessman and his socialite wife. But the businessman seduces and impregnates Le Ly, and she is banished.
A few years later Le Ly meets army lifer Steve Butler (Tommy Lee Jones). Although it is clear to us early on that the war has unhinged Butler, Le Ly takes pity on him, a feeling that eventually turns to love. After the war, they try to lead a normal life in San Diego but, as Le Ly discovers, the jungle still rages within them both, and the war, at least in their hearts and minds, is far from over.
Oliver Stone's mandatory, fourth-quarter "duality of nature" speech is, of course, intact here, this time covering heaven and earth, good and evil, night and day, hot and cold, young and old, man and wife, Vietnam and America--it's almost longer than Costner's interminable wail at the end of JFK.
But is not only subject matter that has stagnated Stone's work. His metaphorical resources have run so dry that, for instance, every time life confronts Le Ly in HEAVEN AND EARTH, Stone supports the moment with a quick stare into space and some flashbacks to either Buddha, Mom and Dad, an ox, a flame thrower or a straw hat blowing across a rice paddy. In fact, when Le Ly visits an American grocery store for the first time, you half-expect her to call upon Lord Buddha to shed spiritual light on her dilemma: Frozen or Canned? Batter-dipped or Lightly Breaded? Paper or Plastic?
As the seething Butler, Tommy Lee Jones brings an indefinable rage to the under-written role, a character-type that was far better served in ROLLING THUNDER (1977). Joan Chen is superb as Le Ly's aging mother, as is Hiep Thi Le as the fragile, resourceful Le Ly.
But for those of us who remember him as the man who wrote MIDNIGHT EXPRESS and YEAR OF THE DRAGON, Oliver Stone is rapidly becoming that cigar-smoking, boozy uncle who always has to be carried out of the party. You want to like him, he occasionally gets off a good one, but the act, like the smoke, is getting awfully stale.
HEAVEN AND EARTH: C- c. 1994 Richard Montanari CIS: 73112,3705 InterNet<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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Rich in dramatic Catholic history, Nagasaki awaits the pope
BEIJING: Authorities in northern China say 15 people were killed and nine injured in a gas explosion inside a coal mine.
The blast occurred Monday afternoon, and rescue work was halted early Tuesday morning after everyone was accounted for.
The Shanxi provincial work safety administration says 11 miners escaped without injury and the cause of the explosion was being investigated.
Such accidents usually occur when volatile coal gas leaking from the seam is not properly ventilated. Once it builds up to high levels of concentration, the gas can be ignited by a simple spark, open flame or electrical equipment.
China’s mines were long the world’s deadliest, but safety improvements, better training and the closure of smaller mines have reduced the toll.


Class Packager_Php
- Packager_Common_Base
- Packager_Php_Base
- Packager_Php_Scripts_Completer
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Add preg_replace() patterns array or single string about which files or folders will be excluded from result file. |
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Set str_replace() key/value array about what will be simply replaced in result file. Function replace all previous configuration records. |
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Add str_replace() key/value array about what will be simply replaced in result file. |
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Set list of relative PHP file path(s) from application document root to include in result file as first, after everything will be included by automatic order determination. List will be prepended or appended before or after existing list by second param Function replace all previous configuration records. |
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Add list of relative PHP file path(s) from application document root to include in result file as first, after everything will be included by automatic order determination. List will be prepended or appended before or after existing list by second param. |
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Set list of relative PHP file path(s) from application document root to include in result file as last, after everything will be included by automatic order determination. List will be prepended or appended before or after existing list by second param Function replace all previous configuration records. |
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Add list of relative PHP file path(s) from application document root to include in result file as last, after everything will be included by automatic order determination. List will be prepended or appended before or after existing list by second param. By default, there is initialized by default "index.php" file to include as last, see Packager_Php::SetIncludeLastDefault() to overwrite it or use (new Packager_Php)->SetIncludeLast() to overwrite it. |
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Set boolean if *.phtml templates will be minimized before saving into result file |
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Set boolean if *.php scripts will be minimized before saving into result file |
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Set mode for wrapper class how to behave when any replaced file system php function will be called - it here will be searching in memory and after in hdd or hdd first and then memory or no memory or no hdd. |
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Enable or disable PHP files order detection by autoloader(s), by MvcCore startup.php autoloader or by startup.php and composer autoloader. |
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Define all php functions you want to replace with internal php file calls as strings, named functions will not be used in original way to read/write anything from hard drive, all specified functions will be replaced with wrapper calls to give results from memory variables. It's possible to name 'include' and 'require', but all 'include_once' and 'require_once' are replaced automaticly if there is safely detected line content - string only, no variables inside |
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Define all php functions you don't want to replace with internal php file calls as strings, named functions will be used in original way to read/write anything from hard drive. It's possible to name 'include' and 'require', but all 'include_once' and 'require_once' are replaced automaticly if there is safely detected line content - string only, no variables inside |
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Nexus Hub Black Friday Specials Revealed
by Marco CocomelloWith Black Friday taking place at the end of the week, South African retailers are slowly releasing what they will be selling this week on sale. We have already covered the Makro gaming deals, Nintendo eShop, BT Games, KOODOO.co.za and the PlayStation Store Black Friday sale. Make sure you check them out if you are looking for something on sale. Nexus Hub has also just released its Black Friday sale list which includes games, consoles, accessories and much more.
RELATED: Pokemon Sword and Shield Review
Take a look at some of the highlights from the Nexus Hub Black Friday specials down below;
Note: Available while stocks last. Limited to one per customer. Prices valid from 28 November to 4 December in some cases.
Consoles and Accessories
- PlayStation 4 DualShock 4 V2 Controller – R699 (Various Colours)
- PlayStation 4 Pro 1TB + God of War + The Last of Us Remastered – R6,999
- PlayStation VR + Camera + VR Worlds – R2,499
- Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro Controller – R2,299
- Nacon Wired Compact Controller – R499
Games
- FIFA 20 (PS4, Xbox One) – R899
- Days Gone (PS4) – R499
- Marvel’s Spider-Man – R299
- Grand Theft Auto V (PS4, Xbox One) – R399
- Red Dead Redemption 2 (PS4, Xbox One) – R699
- NBA 2K20 (PS4, Xbox One) – R699
- NBA WWE 2K20 (PS4, Xbox One) – R699
- Anthem (PS4, Xbox One) – R399
- Battlefield V (PS4, Xbox One) – R249
- Borderlands 3 (PS4, Xbox One) – R699
- Kingdom Hearts III (Xbox One) – R399
- Kingdom Hearts III Deluxe Edition (Xbox One) – R899
- Madden NFL 20 (PS4, Xbox One) – R899
- Metro Exodus: Aurora Edition (PS4) – R999
- Metro Exodus: Aurora Edition (PC) – R899
- Mortal Kombat 11 (PS4, Xbox One) – R399
- Need for Speed Heat (PS4, Xbox One) – R899
- Pokemon Let’s Go, Eevee/Pikachu (Switch) – R599
- eFootball PES 2020 (PS4, Xbox One) – R599
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider (PS4, Xbox One) – R499
- The Evil Within 2 (PS4, Xbox One) – R299
- Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 (PS4, Xbox One) – R499 / R599 Gold Edition
These are not the only deals listed over at the Nexus Hub. You can head over to the Nexus Hub’s online store to see more games on sale and start shopping. Let us know what you are buying down in the comment section below.


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Keras is a high level library for neural networks. Keras was designed to be modular fast and easy to use. It allows for easy and quick implementations of models.
Neural networks provide a way to predict future prices based on past prices. In order to accomplish this in Keras, we will need to create a Sequential model and train it with historical data. After our model has been trained, we can test its accuracy by comparing its predictions against historical prices. First, let's import the necessary dependencies and subscribe to SPY data.
from keras.models import Sequential from keras.layers import Dense, Activation from keras.optimizers import SGD spy = qb.AddEquity("SPY")
Let's create a model which given 30 minutes of price data, it predicts the next price. We can make a history call for 60 minutes of data, so that we can use the first 30 minutes to train our model, and then every consecutive 30 minute interval after to test our model.
history = qb.History(spy.Symbol, 60, Resolution.Minute) # Format dataframe to get time series open data prices = history.reset_index(level=0, drop=True).open # First 30 minutes of data for training train_prices = prices[:30] # Format data for training predictor = train_prices[:-1] predictand = train_prices[1:]
Next, we create our neural network model. The Keras Sequential model allows us to create a neural network layer by layer. We will use a neural network with 1 hidden layer.
# Define Sequential model model = Sequential() # Add hidden layer with relu activation model.add(Dense(10, input_dim=1)) model.add(Activation('relu')) # Add output layer model.add(Dense((1))) # Optimizer function sgd = SGD(lr=0.01) # Compile model with mean square error loss function and sgd optimizer model.compile(loss='mse', optimizer=sgd) # Train model for step in range(2000): cost = model.train_on_batch(predictor, predictand)
Finally, let's visualize our neural networks accuracy by plotting its predictions alongside the historical prices. We can iteratively feed consecutive intervals of 30 minutes of data into our model and save its prediction. Then we can use matplotlib to plot the predictions.
# List to store predictions made by model predictions = [] for i in range(30): # iterate through consecutive 30 minute intervals of data test_range = prices[i:i+30] # use model to predict next price y = model.predict(test_range)y0][-1] # save prediction predictions.append(y) # plot entire 60 minutes of data plt.scatter(range(60), prices) # plot model's prediction of latter 30 minutes of data plt.plot(range(30, 60), predictions, color='red', linewidth=1)


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Metadata API
We provide three API endpoints:
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Returns metadata for variable varName
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Return a list of variables where fieldName
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e.g. GET /filter?responses=sometimes
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Return a list of variables where query
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e.g. GET /search?query=age&fieldName=label
Other utilities for FFCWS data users
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To download metadata for all variables as a CSV file, click Download metadata.
If you have any comments or ideas for how to improve the metadata or this API, click Feedback.
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Has anyone else had issues with the display appearing faint and flickering on the EmonPi?
Oddly, if I remove the SD card to stop the thing booting then the display is fine.
The whole thing is powered from a plug-in 5V USB phone charger that can supply a couple of amps so I don't think it's a current issue. The power supply is via a rather long USB cable (several metres to reach the meter cabinet) but it appears to be completely stable otherwise so I'm not convinced it's a voltage drop either.
Re: EmonPi - Flickering LCD
Mark, have you tried twiddling the contrast pot? Usually a square blue thing, at the back of the display.
At one extreme of its adjustment the display disappears, leaving only the backlight. Maybe it's set on the borderline and the tiny voltage change when the Pi is running affects the display.
Re: EmonPi - Flickering LCD
Thanks Steve. I've not tried adjusting the contrast - mainly because it looks OK when the Pi isn't booting up.
I'll give it a go though, but I was more concerned about the flickering backlight - just wondered if it was something others had seen, however it doesn't deem to affect the operation of the emonPi and to be honest it's locked in a meter cupboard anyway so not really causing much of an issue.
Re: EmonPi - Flickering LCD
Have you got another usb power supply and or a shorter cable you can test with to see if this is causing the issue. I have experienced this issue when using an underpowered power supply in the past.
Re: EmonPi - Flickering LCD
markp - I have the same Flickering LCD but it is not faint.
Glyn -
I tried a different USB power supply (an Apple iPad 2 USB supply @ 2.1 amps) with the original USB cable and the LCD flicker is still appearing.
I tried two different USB cables with the Apple USB power supply. One slightly longer at 1.5 meters / ~60 inches and one shorter at 1 meter / ~40 inches). Both cables seem to eliminate the LCD flicker.
I went back to the original USB power supply with both cables (my 1.5 meter and my 1 meter) - still no LCD flicker. Seems like it may be the cable.
Hope this helps.
Re: EmonPi - Flickering LCD
Some of those USB cables have ridiculously fine red and black wires in them for carrying the 5V. From memory I was seeing about a 0.7V drop across the one running to my xbian RPi. I ended up cutting the ends off it, throwing the wire in the bin, and soldering my own much heavier duty wire between the two ends. That brought the voltage right back up to what it was reading at the wall-wart end. Your observation that it doesn't flicker with the SD card removed is consistent with that, as a running Pi will draw a lot more current than a halted one.
Re: EmonPi - Flickering LCD
OK, I ran an extension lead to the meter cupboard this morning and plugged in an iPad charger and the screen didn't flicker when powered with that.
The normal supply is via 6-core alarm cable, 2 cores for 5v DC, 2 cores for 9v AC, and the last 2 cores run back to a DS18B20 to monitor the temperature inside the house. The total cable run is only around 3m through the wall so I'd not expect a massive voltage drop over this sort of length, though I guess it's the only explanation.
Is there any form of regulation on the emonPi PCB so I could supply a higher voltage? If not I'll probably look to put something together with a DC-DC converter and send 12v down the cable before regulating it to 5v locally.
Is the flickering screen likely to be causing any other issues with the accuracy of the measurements? There's been no stability issues with the Pi and it seems to run fine so I'm not too concerned really.
Re: EmonPi - Flickering LCD
The emonPi regulators down to 3.3V for the emonPi board and passes 5V directly to the LCD and Raspberry Pi. I believe the Raspberry Pi can safely handle 5.3V, I would not risk going higher.


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pg_pconnect
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
pg_pconnect — 打开一个持久的 PostgreSQL 连接
说明
resource pg_pconnect ( string $connection_string [, int $connect_type ] )
pg_pconnect() 打开一个到 PostgreSQL 数据库的持久连接。返回其它 PostgreSQL 函数
所需要的连接资源号。
If a second call is made to pg_pconnect() with the same connection_string as an
existing connection, the existing connection will be returned unless you pass
PGSQL_CONNECT_FORCE_NEW as connect_type.
要打开持久连接功能，php.ini 中的 pgsql.allow_persistent 参数必须为 "On"（也是默
认值）。最大持久连接数目由 php.ini 中的 pgsql.max_persistent 参数定义（默认为
-1 表示没有限制）。所有连接的数目可由 php.ini 中的 pgsql.max_links 参数设置。
pg_close() 不能关闭由 pg_pconnect() 打开的持久连接。
参数
connection_string
The connection_string can be empty to use all default parameters, or it can
contain one or more parameter settings separated by whitespace. Each
parameter setting is in the form keyword = value. Spaces around the equal
sign are optional. To write an empty value or a value containing spaces,
surround it with single quotes, e.g., keyword = 'a value'. Single quotes
and backslashes within the value must be escaped with a backslash, i.e., \'
and \.
The currently recognized parameter keywords are: host, hostaddr, port,
dbname, user, password, connect_timeout, options, tty (ignored), sslmode,
requiressl (deprecated in favor of sslmode), and service. Which of these
arguments exist depends on your PostgreSQL version.
connect_type
If PGSQL_CONNECT_FORCE_NEW is passed, then a new connection is created,
even if the connection_string is identical to an existing connection.
返回值
PostgreSQL connection resource on success, FALSE on failure.
范例
Example #1 Using pg_pconnect()
参见
• pg_connect() - 打开一个 PostgreSQL 连接
• 持久数据库连接
User Contributed Notes 10 notes
===============================================================================
How to reset persistent connections:
killall -USR1 httpd
===============================================================================
You should not use pg_pconnect - it's broken. It will work but it doesn't
really pool, and it's behaviour is unpredictable. It will only make you rise
the max_connections parameter in postgresql.conf file until you run out of
resources (which will slow your database down).
If you have many concurrent connections to your database, you should use the
PostgreSQL connection pooler PgBouncer (developed by the Skype-team). When
using pgbouncer, make sure you use pg_connect and NOT pg_pconnect. Also, make
sure you close your connections with pg_close.
* PGBouncer homepage:
http://developer.skype.com/SkypeGarage/DbProjects/PgBouncer
* PostgreSQL pooling article by Last.fm:
http://www.last.fm/user/Russ/journal/2008/02/21
/zd_postgres_connection_pools:_pgpool_vs._pgbouncer
===============================================================================
For resetting an apache web server and in same time the persistent connections
you may use :
./apachectl graceful
===============================================================================
Instead of reducing MaxClients in apache you may try to
reduce pgsql.max_links in php to at least the number of
postmasters. It should work and leave
you with more available httpds for static html pages.
===============================================================================
Be careful when using Apache/PHP dynamic module/PostgreSQL :
in httpd.conf (Apache conf) default MaxClients is 150, whereas default PG's
max_connections is 32 which is much fewer than 150. You have to set
max_connections to at least MaxClients (and pg's shared_buffers to
2*max_connections at least) to avoid PG's errors with pg_pconnect like :
"Sorry, too many clients already connected"
===============================================================================
To setup a high availability server with apache as a static module and
postgreSQL, change httpd.conf and set MaxClients to less than max postgreSQL
simultaneous connections (like 32 or 64).
This way pg_pconnect will allways return a valid handle under heavy traffic or
under a request flow attack without wasting resources and without connection
problems.
===============================================================================
If a transaction is in progress when page processing ends, is it aborted before
the connection placed bak in the pool? Or is the connection added "as is"?
It would seem that the correct thing to do is to always 'ABORT' before adding
to the pool.
As a note, this would be a good time to check and see if the connection is
still open before readding it. Thus allowing closed connections to be cleaned
up over time, instead of hanging around for ever as they do now.
===============================================================================
conn
*/
class MyClassA
{
function __construct($connection_string)
{
$this->conn =
pg_pconnect($connection_string)
or die('Wrong CONN_STRING');
}
}
//
// Showing current php.ini settings to be sure
// that persistent connections s are allowed.
// -1 means 'unlimited'
//
echo '
pgsql.allow_persistent: ' . ini_get('pgsql.allow_persistent');
echo '
pgsql.max_persistent: ' . ini_get('pgsql.max_persistent');
echo '
pgsql.max_links: ' . ini_get('pgsql.max_links');
echo '
';
// setting one custom connection string for all objects
// (modify $connection_string to fit your needs)
$connection_string =
'host=localhost port=5432' .
' dbname=test user=test password=test';
//
// Creating 10 MyClassA objects using the same $connection_string
//
$objArr = Array();
for ($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++)
{
$objArr[] = new MyClassA($connection_string);
}
//
// Human readable result:
//
foreach($objArr as $id => $object)
{
printf(
'%s: Object %s: using db %s
',
get_class($object), $id, $object->conn
);
}
/* ------------------------------------------------------------- */
// The result
// pgsql.allow_persistent: 1
// pgsql.max_persistent: -1
// pgsql.max_links: -1
//
// MyClassA: Object 0: using db Resource id #2
// MyClassA: Object 1: using db Resource id #3
// MyClassA: Object 2: using db Resource id #4
// MyClassA: Object 3: using db Resource id #5
// MyClassA: Object 4: using db Resource id #6
// MyClassA: Object 5: using db Resource id #7
// MyClassA: Object 6: using db Resource id #8
// MyClassA: Object 7: using db Resource id #9
// MyClassA: Object 8: using db Resource id #10
// MyClassA: Object 9: using db Resource id #11
//
/* ------------------------------------------------------------- */
//
// Each MyClassA object will use its _own_ database Resource id
//
?>
===============================================================================
As of Aug 2007, some suggestions from the postgresql forums
on pg_pconnect(), faster postgres connections, and connection pooling:
Summary:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/2007-08/msg01406.php
Good details: http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/2007-08/msg00660.php
Also: http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-general/2007-08/msg01489.php
===============================================================================
A contribution to the transaction issue raised by "garrett at bgb dot cc".
In a German book about PostgreSQL in connection with PHP (Cornelia Boenigk,
PostgreSQL - Grundlagen, Praxis, Anwendungsentwicklung mit PHP) one can read in
chapter 19.3 about persistent connections:
If the page processing aborts and the transaction is not finished yet, the next
script using the same persistent connection will be considered as the
continuation of the transaction. In particular a lock of a table will persist.
The explanation is as follows: After the abort of the script no COMMIT or
ROLLBACK was sent to the db server.
The author describes a hint to avoid the scenario above:
You can create a function for resolving transactions and locks erroneously not
closed. For invoking the function after execution of a script it has to be
registered with the function register_shutdown_function():
http://de2.php.net/manual/en/function.register-shutdown-function.php


Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson: Somebody suggested I should wear lower cut tops
Ms Swinson said she believes UK politics ‘can be better’.
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson said she has had lots of “unsolicited advice” during the election campaign – including a tip to wear lower cut tops.
Ms Swinson said she has had people telling her to speak and dress differently, but said she will be “true to myself”.
The Lib Dem leader said the comments were not from within her own team.
Speaking on BBC Breakfast, Ms Swinson said: “I get lots and lots of unsolicited advice. I’m not short of people telling me that I should speak differently or wear different shoes or wear different earrings.
I am who I am and some people will not like the way that I dress or talk or my accent or whateverJo Swinson
“Or in one case, somebody suggested that I should wear lower cut tops.
“I mean as if that’s going to be the thing that changes the poll rating. I’m not short of unsolicited advice.”
Asked if the “advice” was coming from her own election team, she said: “Not in my election team, but as I say, I do get these gems of advice that come to me.
“I am who I am and some people will not like the way that I dress or talk or my accent or whatever.
“And fine. In a sense that’s their problem. I’m going to stand here, do the best that I can arguing for the positions that I believe in because I do believe our politics can be better.
“And I’m going to be true to myself in the way I do it.”


Authors:
Within the course Theroy of Computational Systems we had to define a mini theory of computation or systems with some interesting properties. These properties have to be proved and finally written down in a project report.
We report on a new computational model namely the Deadline Turing Machine DTM. The DTM uses a deadline within words of a given language can be recognized and decided. If a word cannot be decided within the deadline it is rejected by the DTM. This property implies that opposed to a Turing Machine it always halt. Moreover, a DTM can easily be mapped on a Turing Machine and is equal to it if and only if the deadline is infinite. Finally, we also show that there exists a Universal Deadline Turing Machine which can be built of a TM with two tapes and two separate heads.
The paper: dtm.pdf.


jl777c
05-Aug-19 05:20 PM
remember all the early blocks
they are still in the past+W window
we need to get past 120 to get beyond that
so it sees 40 fast blocks and is slowing things down
for a proper test, we needed to run at 1x for 64+ blocks after it adjusted to 1 block per minute
chain started at 18:30, now is 19:22, but there are 85 blocks
my guess is that it will need to get to where there are 60 blocks in an hour before it stops hitting the brakes
so far this is working amazingly well
14 blocks in 14 minutes at 5x
even with the exponential kicking in


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| Package | org.restfulx |
| Class | public class Rx |
Commonly used and most important subsystems to be aware of are:
RxModel
instances, access model metadata, in-memory
cache and so on.IServiceProvider
implementations are registered with the ServicesController
and can be accessed via :
Rx.services.getServiceProvider(YourServiceProvider.ID)
Command
pattern Rx.commands.execute()
is a quick and easy way to
execute a command from anywhere in your code.RxModel
instances into
XML, JSON or Value Objects and visa-versa. In order to keep your application SWF
file small not all of them are linked in. The two most frequently used serializers
(namely XML and Value Object) are linked in though and are accessible via:
Rx.serializers.xml
and Rx.serializers.vo
respectively.model.create()
, model.update()
,
model.destroy()
can be automatically rolled-back or forwarded.
A number of static helper functions also live in this namespace including:
RxCollection
. There are two versions of this function.
One has side-effects in that it actually applies the filter directly on the
collection that was passed as an argument. The other one creates a new collection
based on the argument and applies the filter on that. This ensures that your source
collection remains the same. By convention RestfulX
helper functions that
have side-effects end with $ sign. For example,
Rx.filter
has no side-effects whereas Rx.filter$
does.RxCollection
.See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| airDatabaseName : String = "rxdb" [static]
Default database name to use for AIR applications.
| Rx | ||
| airEncryptionKey : ByteArray [static]
Encryption key to use for connection to AIR SQLite database (if this field is empty connection
will be unencrypted = default).
| Rx | ||
| authenticityToken : String [static]
Stores current authenticity token.
| Rx | ||
| changes : ChangeController
[static] exposes the Synchronization capable controller
| Rx | ||
| commands : CommandsController
[static] auxiliary (typically non-CRUD) commands controller
| Rx | ||
| couchDbDatabaseName : String = "rxdb" [static]
Default database name to use for apps talking to CouchDB directly.
| Rx | ||
| couchDbRootUrl : String = "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/" [static]
Root URL for CouchDB requests.
| Rx | ||
| customHttpHeaders : Object [static]
Stores any extra HTTP headers that needs to be sent to the backend
| Rx | ||
| defaultMetadata : Object [static]
Metadata allows us to tag arbitrary data along with any provider requests
this is typically useful with HTTP provider (but may be useful with other providers too).
| Rx | ||
| defaultServiceId : int [static] default service provider to use.
| Rx | ||
| enableSync : Boolean = false [static]
If set to true, synchronization controller will be initialized
| Rx | ||
| enableUndoRedo : Boolean = false [static]
If set to true, undo/redo for create(), update() and destroy()
is enabled.
| Rx | ||
| httpController : Class [static] default http controller implementation to use
| Rx | ||
| httpControllerHandler : Function [static]
If http controller handler function is set, it allows you to override
behaviour of the
send() function in httpController . | Rx | ||
| httpRootUrl : String = "/" [static] default root URL for HTTP requests, gets prefixed to CRUD and AUX HTTP operations
| Rx | ||
| log : ILogger [static]
Framework logger.
| Rx | ||
| models : ModelsController
[static] centralized access to RESTful CRUD operations on models
| Rx | ||
| serializers : SerializersController
[static] exposes commonly used serializers (XML and VO)
| Rx | ||
| services : ServicesController
[static] exposes currently registered service providers
| Rx | ||
| sessionToken : String [static]
Stores current session id for use by URLRequest.
| Rx | ||
| undoredo : UndoRedoController
[static] exposes the undo-redo capable controller
| Rx | ||
| undoRedoStackSize : int = 10 [static]
Control the size of the undo-redo stack.
| Rx |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Rx(enforcer:PrivateEnforcer)
| Rx | ||
|
enableLogging():void
[static]
Enables tracing for internal restfulx framework classes.
| Rx | ||
|
filter(items:ArrayCollection, filter:Function = null):RxCollection
[static]
Filters a given RxCollection with no side effects, a new restfulx array collection is created
that the filter is applied on.
| Rx | ||
|
[static]
Filters a given RxCollection in place, this version actually modifies the instance passed
in as the argument.
| Rx | ||
|
[static]
Applies a composite filter to a given RxCollection with no side effects, a new restfulx
array collection is created that the filters are applied on.
| Rx | ||
|
[static]
Applies a composite filter to a given RxCollection in place, this version actually modifies
the instance passed in as the argument.
| Rx | ||
|
http(optsOrOnResult:Object = null, onFault:Function = null, contentType:String = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", resultFormat:String = "e4x", serializer:ISerializer = null, rootUrl:String = null):AuxHTTPController
[static]
Handy shortcut for non-CRUD HTTP operations.
| Rx | ||
|
merge(items:ArrayCollection, toAdd:Array, after:Boolean = false):RxCollection
[static]
Merges an array into a RxCollection (without side-effects).
| Rx | ||
|
reset():void
[static]
Clears errors, defaultMetadata and the sessionToken (a half-harted attempt at cleaning up
framework state, a bullet-proof way, which also clears event listeners you may have is to
reload the app on logout.)
| Rx | ||
|
[static]
Sorts a given RxCollection using SortFields (or anonymous objects) provided without
side effects.
| Rx | ||
|
[static]
Sorts a given RxCollection using SortFields (or anonymous objects) provided in
place.
| Rx |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| DEFAULT_ERROR_FIELD : String = ":base" [static] default error namespace used by service providers
| Rx |
| airDatabaseName | property |
public static var airDatabaseName:String = "rxdb"
Default database name to use for AIR applications. Simply set
Rx.airDatabaseName
anywhere in your code to override. This is
usually done at application initialization.
Rx.airDatabaseName = "myairdb";
| airEncryptionKey | property |
public static var airEncryptionKey:ByteArray
Encryption key to use for connection to AIR SQLite database (if this field is empty connection will be unencrypted = default).
| authenticityToken | property |
public static var authenticityToken:String
Stores current authenticity token.
| changes | property |
public static var changes:ChangeController
exposes the Synchronization capable controller
| commands | property |
public static var commands:CommandsController
auxiliary (typically non-CRUD) commands controller
| couchDbDatabaseName | property |
public static var couchDbDatabaseName:String = "rxdb"
Default database name to use for apps talking to CouchDB directly. Simply set
Rx.couchDbdatabaseName
anywhere in your code to override. This is
usually done at application initialization.
Rx.couchDbDatabaseName = "foobar";
| couchDbRootUrl | property |
public static var couchDbRootUrl:String = "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/"
Root URL for CouchDB requests.
| customHttpHeaders | property |
public static var customHttpHeaders:Object
Stores any extra HTTP headers that needs to be sent to the backend
| defaultMetadata | property |
public static var defaultMetadata:Object
Metadata allows us to tag arbitrary data along with any provider requests this is typically useful with HTTP provider (but may be useful with other providers too).
Default metadata specifies metadata that always gets sent along. You can always provide
metadata on a per-ModelsController
CRUD method basis.
Example
Default metadata is typically an anonymous object
Rx.defaultMetadata = {foo: 'bar', bar: 'foo'};
| defaultServiceId | property |
public static var defaultServiceId:int
default service provider to use. XMLHTTPServiceProvider.ID
is default.
| enableSync | property |
public static var enableSync:Boolean = false
If set to true, synchronization controller will be initialized
| enableUndoRedo | property |
public static var enableUndoRedo:Boolean = false
If set to true, undo/redo for create(), update() and destroy() is enabled.
| httpController | property |
public static var httpController:Class
default http controller implementation to use
| httpControllerHandler | property |
public static var httpControllerHandler:Function
If http controller handler function is set, it allows you to override
behaviour of the send()
function in httpController
.
public override function send(url:String, data:Object = null, method:int = AuxHTTPController.GET, responder:IResponder = null):void { var response:Object = null; if (Rx.httpControllerHandler != null) { response = Rx.httpControllerHandler(this, url, data, method); } responder.result(new ResultEvent(ResultEvent.RESULT, false, false, response)); }
| httpRootUrl | property |
public static var httpRootUrl:String = "/"
default root URL for HTTP requests, gets prefixed to CRUD and AUX HTTP operations
| log | property |
public static var log:ILogger
Framework logger. In order to see any framework-level logging at all
you should call Rx.enableLogging()
anywhere in your
code. This is typically done at application initialization.
You can control log level by passing appropriate argument to
Rx.enableLogging()
, such as LogEventLevel.INFO
See also
| models | property |
public static var models:ModelsController
centralized access to RESTful CRUD operations on models
| serializers | property |
public static var serializers:SerializersController
exposes commonly used serializers (XML and VO)
| services | property |
public static var services:ServicesController
exposes currently registered service providers
| sessionToken | property |
public static var sessionToken:String
Stores current session id for use by URLRequest. If your application requires authentication, it is recommended that you return a session token from the server as a result of login. This session token will be re-used for subsequent calls until the user logs out. This is particularly important for file uploads.
| undoredo | property |
public static var undoredo:UndoRedoController
exposes the undo-redo capable controller
| undoRedoStackSize | property |
public static var undoRedoStackSize:int = 10
Control the size of the undo-redo stack. the default is 10 (undo redo must be enabled with Rx.enableUndoRedo = true) before this will have any effect
| Rx | () | constructor |
public function Rx(enforcer:PrivateEnforcer)
Parameters
enforcer:PrivateEnforcer |
| enableLogging | () | method |
public static function enableLogging():void
Enables tracing for internal restfulx framework classes. This is useful for debugging purposes. The log can be seen in the console of Flex Builder when you are ebugging as opposed to running your project.
| filter | () | method |
public static function filter(items:ArrayCollection, filter:Function = null):RxCollection
Filters a given RxCollection with no side effects, a new restfulx array collection is created that the filter is applied on.
Parametersitems:ArrayCollection — ArrayCollection instance to filter
|
|
filter:Function (default = null ) — filter function
|
RxCollection —
new filtered RxCollection instance
|
| filter$ | () | method |
public static function filter$(items:RxCollection, filter:Function = null):RxCollection
Filters a given RxCollection in place, this version actually modifies the instance passed in as the argument.
Parametersitems:RxCollection — ArrayCollection to filter (will be motified in place)
|
|
filter:Function (default = null ) — filter function
|
RxCollection —
original array collection with the filter applied
|
| filters | () | method |
public static function filters(items:RxCollection, filters:Array = null):RxCollection
Applies a composite filter to a given RxCollection with no side effects, a new restfulx array collection is created that the filters are applied on.
Parametersitems:RxCollection — RxCollection instance to filter
|
|
filters:Array (default = null ) — an Array of filter functions
|
RxCollection —
new filtered RxCollection instance
|
| filters$ | () | method |
public static function filters$(items:RxCollection, filters:Array = null):RxCollection
Applies a composite filter to a given RxCollection in place, this version actually modifies the instance passed in as the argument.
Parametersitems:RxCollection — RxCollection to filter (will be motified in place)
|
|
filters:Array (default = null ) — an Array of filter functions to apply
|
RxCollection —
original array collection with the filters applied
|
| http | () | method |
public static function http(optsOrOnResult:Object = null, onFault:Function = null, contentType:String = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", resultFormat:String = "e4x", serializer:ISerializer = null, rootUrl:String = null):AuxHTTPController
Handy shortcut for non-CRUD HTTP operations.
ParametersoptsOrOnResult:Object (default = null ) — can be either an anonymous object of options or a result handler
function. Many functions in the framework can be called with named params specified
in an object or explicitly in the order required by the function. See the example above.
|
|
onFault:Function (default = null ) — function to call on HTTPService error
|
|
contentType:String (default = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded ") — content type for the request
|
|
resultFormat:String (default = "e4x ") — how to treat the response from the server (e4x is the default)
|
|
serializer:ISerializer (default = null ) — ISerializer implementation to use when unmarshalling responses. Use
this in conjunction with resultFormat. Default is XMLSerializer.
|
|
rootUrl:String (default = null ) — the URL to prefix to requests
|
AuxHTTPController —
AuxHTTPController instance
|
See also
Rx.http(function(result:Object):void { trace(result); }).invoke("some/url/here");
This will send a GET request with no arguments to "some/url/here" and call anonymous function provided when the result comes back.
OrRx.http({ resultHandler: someFunctionToHandleResult, faultHandler: someFunctionToHandleFault, contentType: "application/xml" }).invoke({data: bla, method: "POST", unmarshall: true});
| merge | () | method |
public static function merge(items:ArrayCollection, toAdd:Array, after:Boolean = false):RxCollection
Merges an array into a RxCollection (without side-effects). A new RxCollection is created/returned as a result.
Parametersitems:ArrayCollection — ArrayCollection to merge into
|
|
toAdd:Array — Array to merge
|
|
after:Boolean (default = false ) — if true toAdd gets appended else prepended
|
RxCollection —
a ewRxCollection
|
| reset | () | method |
public static function reset():void
Clears errors, defaultMetadata and the sessionToken (a half-harted attempt at cleaning up framework state, a bullet-proof way, which also clears event listeners you may have is to reload the app on logout.)
| sort | () | method |
public static function sort(items:RxCollection, fields:Array = null):RxCollection
Sorts a given RxCollection using SortFields (or anonymous objects) provided without side effects. A new sorted collection is returned.
Parametersitems:RxCollection — RxCollection to sort (will be not motified in place)
|
|
fields:Array (default = null ) — an Array of SortFields or anonymous objects that represent SortFields
|
RxCollection —
new array collection with the sorts applied
|
| sort$ | () | method |
public static function sort$(items:RxCollection, fields:Array = null):RxCollection
Sorts a given RxCollection using SortFields (or anonymous objects) provided in place.
Parametersitems:RxCollection — RxCollection to sort (will be motified in place)
|
|
fields:Array (default = null ) — an Array of SortFields or anonymous objects that represent SortFields
|
RxCollection —
original array collection with the sorts applied
|
| DEFAULT_ERROR_FIELD | constant |
public static const DEFAULT_ERROR_FIELD:String = ":base"
default error namespace used by service providers


Xi urges Britain to return Parthenon Marbles to Greece
ATHENS, Nov 12 — Chinese President Xi Jinping today urged Britain to return the Parthenon Marbles to Greece, wading into a decades-old dispute between the countries over the ownership of the sculptures.
The ancient friezes, which include depictions of battles between mythical ancient Greeks and centaurs, were taken by British diplomat Lord Elgin in the early 19th century and are now on display at the British Museum in London.
Britain has always refused to return the carvings — often still known as the Elgin Marbles — arguing that they were taken with the permission of local Ottoman rulers at the time.
Xi toured the Acropolis Museum, built partly to house the Parthenon Marbles, during a three-day visit to Athens and told his hosts he agreed with them that the sculptures should be returned.
“I assure you of our support, because we also have many Chinese cultural works outside our country that we are trying to recover,” Xi said on the last day of his official visit.
Greece has been campaigning for three decades for their return, arguing that the Ottoman empire was an occupying force and any permission granted during its time is not valid.
Athens had once considered suing Britain over the issue, an action reportedly championed by lawyer Amal Clooney.
But in recent years the Greek government has taken a more diplomatic route, asking the UN’s cultural agency Unesco to mediate, an offer rejected by the British Museum.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, elected in July, made an official request for the loan of marbles for the 200th anniversary celebrations of Greek independence in 2021.
The British Museum has said it would examine any request from Greece to borrow exhibits. — AFP


A Negative Charge Over A Positively Charged Plane
The electric field converges on the negative charge over a positive plane.
Think about what would happen if the sign was reversed on the point charge,
on the plane, or on both.
Mouse Interactions
- Click and drag with the left mouse button to rotate the model.
- Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out.
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- Swipe with a finger to rotate the model.
- Pinch with two fingers to zoom in and out.
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Entity Actor
Actor contains functions for operating on Actor entity types.
Subclass of Entity.
Functions
| GetAttribute (attrib, tab) | GetAttribute returns the value of the named attribute from the Actor, in the requested table. |
| SetAttribute (attrib, tab, value) | SetAttribute adjusts the value of the named attribute for the Actor, in the requested table. |
| ApplyBonus (attribs, perm) | ApplyBonus adds a temporary or permanent bonus to the attributes of the Actor. |
| RemoveBonus (attribs, perm) | RemoveBonus subtracts a temporary or permanent bonus from the attributes of the Actor. |
| GetInventory () | GetInventory returns the inventory of the Actor. |
| DisplayMessage (msg) | DisplayMessage shows the given message above the Actor for a short time. |
| EquipItem (item, slot) | EquipItem equips the given Entity on one of the Actor's equip slots. |
| UnequipItem (slot) | UnequipItem removes any equipped Entity on one of the Actor's equip slots |
| GetEquippedItem (slot) | GetEquippedItem returns the Entity equipped in one of the Actor's equip slots. |
Functions
- GetAttribute (attrib, tab)
-
GetAttribute returns the value of the named attribute from the Actor, in the requested table.
Each actor has four tables, reflecting permanent, derived, temporary, and current values for each attribute.
Parameters:
- attrib The name of the attribute, as shown in the Fallout: Tactics entity editor.
- tab The table to retrieve from. One of ACTOR_TABLE_PERM, ACTOR_TABLE_DERIVED, ACTOR_TABLE_TEMPORARY, or ACTOR_TABLE_CURRENT.
Returns:
-
The value of the requested attribute. May be a boolean for tag_* fields or traits; otherwise is an integer value.
- SetAttribute (attrib, tab, value)
-
SetAttribute adjusts the value of the named attribute for the Actor, in the requested table.
Each actor has four tables, reflecting permanent, derived, temporary, and current values for each attribute.
Prefer to use ApplyBonus or RemoveBonus for temporary adjustments wherever possible, as the resulting
value will be calculated immediately.
Parameters:
- attrib The name of the attribute, as shown in the Fallout: Tactics entity editor.
- tab The table to set. One of ACTOR_TABLE_PERM, ACTOR_TABLE_DERIVED, ACTOR_TABLE_TEMPORARY, or ACTOR_TABLE_CURRENT.
- value The value to set, Should be a boolean for tag_* or trait fields, otherwise an integer.
Returns:
-
None.
- ApplyBonus (attribs, perm)
-
ApplyBonus adds a temporary or permanent bonus to the attributes of the Actor.
Temporary bonuses are often highlighted in blue (for positive) or red (for negative), by default, on the character screen.
Parameters:
- attribs A table containing the bonus to apply. Table fields should be named as for the attributes to grant bonus, and each field's value should be the amount to increase the attribute by.
- perm A boolean flag indicating if the adjustment should be permanent.
Returns:
-
None.
- RemoveBonus (attribs, perm)
-
RemoveBonus subtracts a temporary or permanent bonus from the attributes of the Actor.
Temporary bonuses are often highlighted in blue, by default, on the character screen.
Parameters:
- attribs A table containing the bonus to remove. Table fields should be named as for the attributes to grant bonus, and each field's value should be the amount to decrease the attribute by. NOTE that the value should be what was granted by the initial bonus (e.g. to remove a bonus of positive 3, specify positive 3 in the RemoveBonus call as well).
- perm A boolean flag indicating if the adjustment should be permanent.
Returns:
-
None.
- GetInventory ()
-
GetInventory returns the inventory of the Actor.
Returns:
-
An array of Collectable objects comprising the Actor's inventory.
- DisplayMessage (msg)
-
DisplayMessage shows the given message above the Actor for a short time.
Parameters:
- msg The message to display.
Returns:
-
None.
- EquipItem (item, slot)
-
EquipItem equips the given Entity on one of the Actor's equip slots.
Parameters:
- item The Entity to equip. This should be a subclass of Collectable.
- slot The inventory slot to equip the entity into. Can be a hand or an armor slot. Values are EQUIP_SLOT_LEFT, EQUIP_SLOT_RIGHT, or EQUIP_SLOT_ARMOR.
Returns:
-
If successful, returns an Entity object for the item previously equipped. May be a null entity, with ClassType 'Entity', or an actual entity. If an actual entity is returned, the script must do something appropriate; e.g. put into a container or inventory, or Destructed.
Or
- If failed, the first parameter returned is the Entity that was to be equipped. This Entity must be properly dispositioned as above.
- If failed, the second parameter returned is an error string indicating why the equip failed.
- UnequipItem (slot)
-
UnequipItem removes any equipped Entity on one of the Actor's equip slots
Parameters:
- slot The inventory slot to unequip. Can be a hand or an armor slot. Values are EQUIP_SLOT_LEFT, EQUIP_SLOT_RIGHT, or EQUIP_SLOT_ARMOR.
Returns:
-
If successful, returns an Entity object for the item previously equipped. May be a null entity, with ClassType 'Entity', or an actual entity. If an actual entity is returned, the script must do something appropriate; e.g. put into a container or inventory, or Destructed.
Or
- If failed, the first parameter returned is the null Entity. Nothing needs be done with this entity.
- If failed, the second parameter returned is an error string indicating why the unequip failed.
- GetEquippedItem (slot)
-
GetEquippedItem returns the Entity equipped in one of the Actor's equip slots.
Parameters:
- slot The inventory slot to check. Can be a hand or an armor slot. Values are EQUIP_SLOT_LEFT, EQUIP_SLOT_RIGHT, or EQUIP_SLOT_ARMOR.
Returns:
-
An Entity object for the item equipped in the slot. May be a null entity, with ClassType 'Entity', or an actual entity. Do not move or Destruct this entity without unequipping it first.


| 047:019 Khan | : |
So know (O Muhammad SAW) that La ilaha ill- Allah (none has the right to be worshipped but Allah), and ask forgiveness for your sin, and also for (the sin of) believing men and believing women. And Allah knows well your moving about, and your place of rest (in your homes). |
| 047:019 Maulana | : |
So know that there is no God but Allah and ask protection for thy sin and for the believing men and the believing women. And Allah knows your moving about and your staying (in a place). |
| 047:019 Pickthal | : |
So know (O Muhammad) that there is no Allah save Allah, and ask forgiveness for thy sin and for believing men and believing women. Allah knoweth (both) your place of turmoil and your place of rest. |
| 047:019 Rashad | : |
You shall know that: "There is no other god beside GOD," and ask forgiveness of your sins and the sins of all believing men and women. GOD is fully aware of your decisions and your ultimate destiny. |
| 047:019 Sarwar | : |
Know that God is the only Lord. Ask forgiveness for your sins and for the sins of the believing men and women. God knows when you move and when you rest. |
| 047:019 Shakir | : |
So know that there is no god but Allah, and, ask protection for your fault and for the believing men and the believing women; and Allah knows the place of your returning and the place of your abiding. |
| 047:019 Sherali | : |
Know, therefore, that there is no god other than ALLAH, and ask protection for thy human frailties, and for believing men and believing women. And ALLAH knows the place where you move about and the place where you stay. |
| 047:019 Yusufali | : |
Know, therefore, that there is no god but Allah, and ask forgiveness for thy fault, and for the men and women who believe: for Allah knows how ye move about and how ye dwell in your homes. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > علمه جلّ شأنه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Knowledge أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الاستغفار Faith> Belief In Allah> Asking Allah for Forgiveness الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الرجل والمرأة Man and The Social Relations>Man and Woman
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title: Install on Linux {% extends "install.html" %} {% block install_content %}
If you want to install Crate onto your Linux System, we recommend using our prebuilt packages. Currently we support RedHat Enterprise Linux 6 and 7 and compatible distributions as well as Ubuntu and Arch Linux. If you use our 1-step installer it will configure the appropriate package repository and install Crate for you:
bash -c "$(curl -L install.crate.io)"
After downloading and installing, the Crate service will be started and will listen on port 4200
.
The Crate Team maintains the official YUM repositories for RPM-based releases. It is supported on Linux Distributions such as RedHat Enterprise Linux 6, CentOS 6, or Scientific Linux 6. This version may be incompatible with RHEL7 based distributions, if you are using RHEL7 please use our release for RHEL7.
All Crate packages are signed with GPG. To verify the packages the public key must be installed on the system. After that, you can install the .rpm
containing the YUM repository definition on your system.
sudo rpm --import https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/yum/RPM-GPG-KEY-crate sudo rpm -Uvh https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/yum/6/x86_64/crate-release-6.5-1.noarch.rpm Retrieving https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/yum/6/x86_64/crate-release-6.5-1.noarch.rpm Preparing... ########################################### [100%] 1:crate-release ########################################### [100%]
Make sure you are allowed to use sudo
. Verify the GPG key, the installation of the repository and get details about available packages:
rpm -qa gpg* | grep gpg-pubkey-06f6eaeb-52cbcb20 gpg-pubkey-06f6eaeb-52cbcb20 yum repolist | grep crate repo id repo name status crate CRATE Packages for Enterprise Linux 6 - x86_64 2 yum info crate Available Packages Name : crate Arch : x86_64 Version : ... Release : 1 Size : 42 M Repo : crate Summary : A shared nothing, fully searchable document oriented cluster datastore URL : https://crate.io/
The Crate Testing repository is disabled by default. It contains development builds and is frequently updated. The packages are waiting for feedback from testers on their functionality and stability. Packages in this repository will come and go during the development period, so it should not be left enabled or used on production systems. If you want to enable the Testing repo on your server, set enabled=1
in /etc/yum.repos.d/crate.repo
The Crate Team maintains the official YUM repositories for RPM-based releases. It is supported on Linux Distributions such as RedHat Enterprise Linux 7, CentOS 7, or Scientific Linux 7.
All Crate packages are signed with GPG. To verify the packages the public key must be installed on the system. After that, you can install the .rpm
containing the YUM repository definition on your system.
sudo rpm --import https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/yum/RPM-GPG-KEY-crate sudo rpm -Uvh https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/yum/7/noarch/crate-release-7.0-1.noarch.rpm Retrieving https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/yum/7/noarch/crate-release-7.0-1.noarch.rpm Preparing... ########################################### [100%] 1:crate-release ########################################### [100%]
Make sure you are allowed to use sudo
. Verify the GPG key, the installation of the repository and get details about available packages:
rpm -qa gpg* | grep gpg-pubkey-06f6eaeb-52cbcb20 gpg-pubkey-06f6eaeb-52cbcb20 yum repolist | grep crate repo id repo name status crate CRATE Packages for Enterprise Linux 7 - x86_64 2 yum info crate Available Packages Name : crate Arch : noarch Version : ... Release : 1 Size : 49 M Repo : crate Summary : A shared nothing, fully searchable document oriented cluster datastore URL : https://crate.io/
The Crate Testing repository is disabled by default. It contains development builds and is frequently updated. The packages are waiting for feedback from testers as to their functionality and stability. Packages in this repository will come and go during the development period, so it should not be left enabled or used on production systems. If you want to enable the Testing repo on your server, set enabled=1
in /etc/yum.repos.d/crate.repo
We build packages for the Ubuntu versions Lucid Lync, Saucy Salamander and Precise Pangolin. They are available on our Launchpad page. To enable the Repository on your machine simply add the PPA:
sudo apt-get install python-software-properties sudo add-apt-repository ppa:crate/stable sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install crate
The Crate Testing Repository contains development builds and is frequently updated. The packages are waiting for feedback from testers as to their functionality and stability. Packages in this repository will come and go during the development period, so it should not be left enabled or used on production systems. To enable the Testing Repository on your machine add the PPA:
sudo apt-get install python-software-properties sudo add-apt-repository ppa:crate/testing sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install crate
We provide Debian packages for the Wheezy distribution (7.x). They are hosted on our own repository.
Installing Crate from our repository requires a few steps:
# install https support for apt sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https # download and install gpg key wget https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/apt/DEB-GPG-KEY-crate sudo apt-key add DEB-GPG-KEY-crate # add repository to sources echo " deb https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/apt/stable/ wheezy main deb-src https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/apt/stable/ wheezy main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list # update sources and install crate sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install crate
Testing releases of Crate are available for Debian. Use the following source URLs:
deb https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/apt/testing/ wheezy main deb-src https://cdn.crate.io/downloads/apt/testing/ wheezy main
Since some of the Crate developers use Arch Linux, we also publish our buildfiles for Arch Linux AUR. Installing packages from the AUR is a relatively simple process (Full instructions are available on the Arch Linux Wiki).
Make sure build base-devel
is installed (pacman -S --needed base-devel
)
mkdir ~/builds cd ~/builds curl -O https://aur4.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/snapshot/crate.tar.gz tar xzvf crate.tar.gz cd crate
Build and install the package:
makepkg -si
AUR Helpers add seamless access to the AUR. They vary in their features but can ease in searching, fetching, building, and installing from PKGBUILDs found in the AUR. All of these scripts can be found in the AUR.


Cicero, Quintus Tullius. “Handbook on Canvassing for the Consulship.” In Rome: Late Republic and Principate, edited by Walter Emil Kaegi Jr. and Peter White. Vol. 2 of University of Chicago Readings in Western Civilization, edited by John Boyer and Julius Kirshner, 33–46. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1986. Originally published in Evelyn S. Shuckburgh, trans., The Letters of Cicero, vol. 1 (London: George Bell & Sons, 1908).
Pollan, Michael. The Omnivore’s Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals. New York: Penguin, 2006.
Ward, Geoffrey C., and Ken Burns. The War: An Intimate History, 1941–1945. New York: Knopf, 2007.
Lattimore, Richmond, trans. The Iliad of Homer. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1951.


Features
All the features supported by Otoroshi are listed below
- Dynamic changes at runtime without full reload
- Can proxy any HTTP server (HTTP2 is not supported yet, but will be soon enough)
- Can proxy websockets
- Full featured admin Rest Api to control Otoroshi the way you want. Included, Swagger descriptor
- Gorgeous React Web UI
- Full end-to-end streaming of HTTP requests and responses
- Completely non blocking and async. internals
- Offical Docker image
- Multi backend datastore support
- Redis
- LevelDB
- In memory
- Cassandra
- Service is private (Api key access) by default with exclusions
- Support any domain name per service
- Support wildcard domain names per service
- Support routing headers for a service (ie. for service versioning)
- Support adding headers for a service request (ie. add Authorization header)
- Support custom html errors templates per service
- Configurable circuit breaker and retries (with backoff) on network errors per service
- Round Robin load balancing per service
- Services can be declared private (private apps) using an Auth0 domain
- Support for canary mode per service
- Configurable health check per service
- Support IP addresses blacklist per service (with wildcard support)
- Support IP addresses whitelist per service (with wildcard support)
- Support mutiple Api keys per service
- Support configurable throttling quota per Api key
- Support configurable daily quota per Api key
- Support configurable monthly quota per Api key
- Api keys are authorized a group of services
- Api keys can be passed with custom headers,
Authorization: Basic
headers orAuthorization: Bearer
JWT token signed with Api key secret - Add current Api key quotas usage in response headers
- Add current latencies in response headers
- Support service duplication through web UI
- Maintenance page per service
- Build page per service
- Force HTTPS usage per service
- Force secured exchanges with exclusions per service
- OpenAPI documentation displayed through web UI per service
- Live metrics per service (Rest)
- Metrics and analytics per service (if used with the Elastic connector)
- Global metrics and analytics (if used with the Elastic connector)
- Global audit log on admins actions
- Global alert log on admins actions
- Internal events can be sent outside using webhooks or Kafka topic
- Audit events can be sent outside using webhooks or Kafka topic
- Alerts events can be sent outside using webhooks or Kafka topic
- Alerts can be send to actual people by email using Mailgun
- Support global IP addresses blacklist (with wildcard support)
- Support global IP addresses whitelist (with wildcard support)
- Support global endless responses for IP addresses (128 Gb of 0 for each response)
- Support global throttling quota
- Support global throttling quota per IP address (with wildcard support)
- Support global max number of concurrent connections
- Support global request tracing
- Support full JSON export of the reverse proxy state
- Support full JSON import of the reverse proxy state
- Support initial internal state import from JSON local file
- Support initial internal state import from JSON file over HTTP
- Enforce request URL max size
- Enforce request headers max size
- Enforce request cookies max size
- Global live metrics
- Send metrics to a StatsD/Datadog agent
- Advanced CleverCloud integration (create services from CleverCloud apps)
- Embedded documentation
- Global services map and top 10
- Support admin login with Auth0
- Support admin login with FIDO U2F device
- Support runtime changes of internal log levels
- Rust CLI running on MacOS, Linux and Windows
- Connectors to various HTTP services providers
- generic connector API
- Clever Cloud
- Rancher
- Kubernetes


t2t converts standard ASCII text to HTML
tables. Any text with the delimiter embedded in it is converted to a
table. The user can specify any regular expression as a delimiter; the default
delimiter is the tab. As a result, t2t can easily transform any
spreadsheet saved as tab delimited text to a HTML table.
The table ends with either the end of the file or the first line of
non-delimited text. All other text is just written to the output file.
OPTIONS
--class
CSS class for all tables
--dashes
Skip any line, that starts with 5 dashes or underscores.
--delim [value]
changes delimiter to value
--debug
Turns on debugging mode (implies --verbose)
--equal
Ensures all rows have the same number of columns
--header
Generate a header row (the first row) for each table.
--help
prints out the help screen
--highlight [column number]
Highlight a column header. Must be used in conjunction with header option
--html5
Output in HTML5 mode (--template can override)
--id
CSS id for all tables (only should be used with --one)
--initFilePath [path to initialization file]
Reads in an initialization file from the specified path
--limit [number of columns]
Limits the number of columns. Useful for log files
--nbsp
prints a instead of a blank
--one
Process the entire input file (or all of stdin)
as one table. Any line with out a delimiter is written out as a table
line with a row with one data module.
--overwrite
controls if t2t will overwrite .html files
--quiet
quiet mode
--squeeze
squeeze out extra fields, i.e. extra delimiters.
--skipfields [value]
Skip field value. Value is a single positive integer.
--style
CSS style for all tables
--tablesOnly
generate only HTML for the tables no surrounding HTML
--template [file]
Use the specified template file
--title [title]
adds a title to the HTML document
--verbose
verbose mode
--version
prints out the current version number
--wholeTable
synonym for --one
SEE ALSO
T2t Online at https://github.com/scholnicks/t2t
perl(1), perlre(1), perlreref(1)


#include <Keylistener.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | ConstructL (CCodeListener *aCodeListener, RFileLogger *aLog) |
| CKeyListener class second level constructor. | |
| void | StartL () |
| Starts capturing key presses. | |
| void | StopL () |
| Stops capturing key presses. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
CKeyListener class first level constructors | |
| static CKeyListener * | NewLC () |
| static CKeyListener * | NewL () |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | InterceptKeys () |
| Registers for capturing keys. | |
| void | RunL () |
| Callback method from the CActiveScheduler. | |
| void | DoCancel () |
| Cancels all the pending wait requests. |
CKeyListener class object is constructed when the opcode OPCODE_START_KEYCAPTURE is received from the proxy. This class is responsible for enabling and disabling of the key capturing fuctionality on the mobile phone. This class is also an active object.
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CKeyListener class second level constructor. This methods initializes couple of class members with the parameters passed and adds CKeyListener object to the Active Scheduler.
|
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Cancels all the pending wait requests. This method cancels all the pending wait requests for the key events. |
|
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Registers for capturing keys. This method registers to capture keys from the mobile phone. It is invoked once. |
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Callback method from the CActiveScheduler. This method is a callback method which is invoked by the Active Scheduler on completion of an unsynchronized request. In this context this request is waiting for a key events. This method upon receiving the key event initiates the process of relaying it to the "iStuff Mobile" proxy. |
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Starts capturing key presses. This method starts capturing key presses from the mobile phone. |
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Stops capturing key presses. This method stops capturing key presses from the mobile phone. |


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cds
1.2.0
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Thread's hazard pointer manager. More...
#include <cds/gc/hzp/hzp.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| bool | isInitialized () const |
| Checks if thread GC is initialized. | |
| void | init () |
| Initialization. Repeat call is available. | |
| void | fini () |
| Finalization. Repeat call is available. | |
| details::HPGuard & | allocGuard () |
Initializes HP guard guard . | |
| void | freeGuard (details::HPGuard &guard) |
Frees HP guard guard . | |
| template<size_t COUNT> | |
| void | allocGuard (details::HPArray< COUNT > &arr) |
Initializes HP guard array arr . | |
| template<size_t COUNT> | |
| void | freeGuard (details::HPArray< COUNT > &arr) |
Frees HP guard array arr . | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | retirePtr (T *p, void(*pFunc)(T *)) |
Places retired pointer and its deleter pFunc into thread's array of retired pointer for deferred reclamation. | |
| void | retirePtr (const details::retired_ptr &p) |
Places retired pointer into thread's array of retired pointer for deferred reclamation. |
Private Attributes | |
| GarbageCollector & | m_HzpManager |
| Hazard Pointer GC singleton. | |
| details::HPRec * | m_pHzpRec |
| Pointer to thread's HZP record. |
Thread's hazard pointer manager.
To use Hazard Pointer reclamation schema each thread object must be linked with the object of ThreadGC class that interacts with GarbageCollector global object. The linkage is performed by calling cds::threading::Manager::attachThread() on the start of each thread that uses HP GC. Before terminating the thread linked to HP GC it is necessary to call cds::threading::Manager::detachThread().


This week we were introduced to the UV printer, Sawgrass 800 printer and the shirt press. We learned how to use them and were asked to create example projects using each.
Since we were already given the directions to involve WRA & USA I decided to combine the flag into the WRA logo. I got inspired by similar designs I've seen on shirts. To make the text I powerclipped and image of the US flag onto the WRA text
Shirt FilesThe Woodhouse Mafia never forgets. To make the sticker I photoshopped Mr.Gerber's face onto a picture of Kirby and changed the colour to pink. I then took an image of "Kirby Super Star" and photoshopped the letters to make it look like it says "Gerby Super Star." I then followed the instructions online to make it a printable file to heat press onto the mug.
The Sawgrass 800 printer that I used to make this (printed out mug sticker then heat pressed onto mug) uses dye sublimation meaning "A dye-sublimation printer is a computer printer which uses heat to transfer dye onto materials such as a plastic, card, paper, or fabric." Dye sublimation holds advantages such as being much easier to use when handing fabrics and other softer materials, as it creates no extra layers or texture.
I read a book series that has a lot of creative battles & abilities called JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. I remembered one ability had a puzzle design so I incorporated it into an actual puzzle. In order to print it I simply pasted the image onto the blank template file and adjusted the printed machine accordingly and hit print.
Puzzle Files


pma_api.routes package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
pma_api.routes.administration module¶
Administration related routes
-
pma_api.routes.administration.
activate_dataset
() → flask.json.jsonify¶ Activate dataset to the this server.
- Params:
- dataset_name (str): Name of dataset.
- Returns:
- json.jsonify: Results.
-
pma_api.routes.administration.
admin_route
()¶ Route to admin portal for uploading and managing datasets.
datasets.
- Notes:
- flash() uses Bootstrap 4.0 alert categories,
# GET REQUESTS Args: n/a
Query Args: n/a
- Returns:
- flask.render_template(): A rendered HTML template.
Examples: n/a
# POST REQUESTS Receives a file uploaded, which is of the type: ImmutableMultiDict([(‘file’, <FileStorage: ‘FILENAME’ (‘FILETYPE’)>)])
-
pma_api.routes.administration.
taskstatus
(task_id: str) → flask.json.jsonify¶ Get task status
- TODOs
- 1. Low priority. Get correct exception types or find some other way to do this better. Annoyingly, sometimes info isn’t a dict, and sometimes doesn’t have key ‘args’, and I think there are even more edge cases.
- Args:
- task_id (str): ID with which to look up task in task queue
- Returns:
- jsonify: Response object
pma_api.routes.docs module¶
Documentation related routes
-
pma_api.routes.docs.
documentation
()¶ Documentation.
- Args:
- n/a
- Returns:
- redirect(): Redirects to official documentation.
pma_api.routes.version module¶
Version related routes
-
pma_api.routes.version.
show_version
()¶ Show API version data.
- Args:
- n/a
- Returns:
- String: Version number.
- Details:
- Displays API’s 2-part semantic version number. ALso displays versioning for datasets used.
- Example:
{ "datasetMetadata": [ { "createdOn": "Fri, 13 Jul 2018 20:25:42 GMT", "hash": "339ce036bdee399d449f95a1d4b3bb8f", "name": "api_data-2018.03.19-v29-SAS", "type": "api" }, { "createdOn": "Fri, 13 Jul 2018 20:25:43 GMT", "hash": "469542a93241da0af80269b6d7352600", "name": "ui_data-2017.10.02-v4-jef", "type": "ui" } ], "version": "0.1.9" }


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Cloud Flooring
Ever tried standing on a cloud? Well don't, because it's mostly water and you'll fall and die.
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Depei Zhang
P1: LC111. Minimum Depth of Binary Tree
Leetcode runtime & memory (cpp): 8 ms (95.97%) & 19.5 MB
Solution:
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Save the date! September 8 and 9, 2018. Conor and Rosie are having a party, because they are married.
Info about the wedding
- You will need to book your own room. We recommend the Monhegan House, where the party will be held. Email Holden and Sue with Rosie and Conor wedding in the subject line.
- You should dress for cool weather. It can get cold on the island, especially at night.
- No gifts please. If you want to donate to our PayPal, you may do so here, but we really don't want anything.
Directions to get to the island
Coming up from the south via Boston, Portland, or Yarmouth, you will need to take a car or bus to Damariscotta. Blah Blah blah.
RSVP
Treasure Hunt
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Most of the questions I have searched for in Google have yielded helpful results. There have been a few that did not. For our first week of JavaScript in DBC's Phase 0, there was a challenge where we had to recreate a web based game. I searched and researched for a way to render JavaScript in html and to use JavaScript to manipulate html elements. The results I got were so scattered and not specific to my challenge because I wasn't specific in describing what I wanted to do in JavaScript.
Here is what has worked for me in the past when troubleshooting errors and solution code.
It helps that Google has suggestions when you start to type in your question. This has come in handy when I was at a loss for keywords to help clarify my search. I have been fortunate in that either my initial search has yielded helpful results or that someone else in my cohort has asked a similar question in Google+. I am a little more nervous about asking questions in person. I think it's harder to follow someone's speech, there aren't points of references to return to, you can't proofread read the words as they're coming out for clarity, and there's no autocomplete. In that case, it'll be beneficial for me to make notes before approaching a instructor/mentor.


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Stronger as Family
Stronger as Family
Let me start with a question, do businesses care more about disability than the Church? Perhaps some do, but it’s much more likely that many adaptations are made due to obligations and carefully planned and costed strategy.
Should the church follow suit? Does it already? Some churches operate as a business, with a large staff and budget who can be fully aware of and actively pursue accessibility compliance, so what sets them apart from companies like Coca Cola, or Apple?
One of the things I’ve learnt, especially in the last few years, has been the importance of empathy. This Christ-like heart is the one great advantage that the Church has over the world.
When it comes to adapting to disability, businesses have regulations, but families have needs. We certainly weren’t prepared for a child with special needs; we had to adapt quickly and still are. We had to learn fast, change on the fly and learn not be disappointed when things inevitably didn’t go to plan. Sometimes we might learn from the example of others, other times it’s Petey himself who teaches us, like when he sat on stage for 45 minutes at his nursery school nativity and took part in every song.
Families have needs. What is the Church if not a family?
Just as we weren’t prepared, it’s ok that the Church isn’t either.

If no one in your church suffers from epilepsy, are strobe lights and laser shows during worship fine?
These statements might be true for you and that’s ok! The important thing is that we are aware of others, sensitive of their needs and have empathy with them.
While it’s easy to think that we don’t have congregants with a specific need and therefore don’t need to make adaptations, chances are we don’t have those people because they’ve went elsewhere, or worse, nowhere.
More than anything the Church needs to reveal the Father’s heart to the community; it’s ok to not be prepared as long as we have love. We’ve already talked about how difficult it is for us and for other families of children with special needs, to do something new. Almost a year go we came here, to morning service backed up by nothing but Google and prayer and were welcomed and loved immediately. We didn’t judge the church because they didn’t meet every single of of Petey’s needs, because how could they prepare for a child they’d never met.
That’s not to say that we’d just visit anywhere. What brought us to our current church was prayer and Google. We had to make a shortlist of churches that had certain facilities and at least one was dropped from the list for having no useful information on their website.
I could talk for another hour about the importance of having a relevant church website but you’ll be glad to know that now is not that time! A church website only can take you so far, to the door. What made us stay, even in the face of David McBride’s hugs, even when people didn’t completely understand, was that we felt accepted and loved.
What good is the great commission without love? If we go in obligation and not love, then what good can we do?
The Church is stronger as a family. As family we can adapt to changing needs through love and as a family we can bring the kingdom to all around us.
This article was originally published as a podcast, for Grace Community Church.


My name is Hai-Nguyen Nguyen, Hann for short.
I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Robotics at Seoul National University, Korea. Before that, I was a permanent researcher at Vietnam Academy Of Science And Technology, Vietnam.
My current research interests include dynamics and controls problems related to aerial manipulation. Please see my CV or my research for more details.


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java.lang.Object com.numericalmethod.suanshu.matrix.doubles.factorization.diagonalization.Bidiagonalization
public class Bidiagonalization
Given a tall (m x n
) matrix A
, where m ≥ n
,
we find orthogonal matrices U
and V
such that
U' %*% A %*% V = B
B
is an upper bi-diagonal matrix.
That is,
| d1 f1 ... |
| 0 d2 f2 ... |
U' %*% A %*% V = | 0 |
| . d(n-1) f(n-1) |
| . d(n) |
| 0 ... 0 |
| ... |
| 0 ... 0 |
This implementation uses the Householder reflection process to repeatedly zero out the columns and the rows (partially).
For example, the first step is to left multiply A
with the Householder matrix U1'
so that
matrix U1 %*% A
has zeros in the left column (except for the first row).
That is,
| a11 * ... * |
| 0 |
U1' %*% A = | 0 |
| . A' |
| . |
| 0 |
Then, we right multiply A
with V1
.
(Note that the V's
are Hermitian.)
We have
| a11 a12 0 ... 0 |
| 0 |
U1' %*% A %*% V1 = | 0 |
| . A'' |
| . |
| 0 |
At the end,
(U1 %*% ... %*% Un)' %*% A %*% (V1 %*% ... %*% Vn) = B
where B
is upper bi-diagonal.
The upper part of B
, n x n
, is a square, bi-diagonal matrix.
This transformation always succeeds.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Bidiagonalization(Matrix A)
Run the Householder bidiagonalization for a tall matrix. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
BidiagonalMatrix |
B()
Get a copy of the B matrix. |
Matrix |
U()
Get a copy of U , where
U' = Uk %*% ... %*% U1
where
k = A.nCols(). |
Matrix |
V()
Get a copy of V , where
V' = Vk %*% ... %*% V1
where
k = A.nCols() - 2. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Bidiagonalization(Matrix A)
A
- a square matrix
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if A
is not square| Method Detail |
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public Matrix U()
U
, where
U' = Uk %*% ... %*% U1
where
k = A.nCols().
Dimension of U
is mxm
.
To compute U
,
instead of explicitly doing this multiplication, we can improve the performance
by applying Ui
's repeatedly on an identity matrix.
We take the transpose afterward.
U
matrixpublic Matrix V()
V
, where
V' = Vk %*% ... %*% V1
where
k = A.nCols() - 2.
Dimension of V
is n x n
.
To compute V
,
instead of explicitly doing this multiplication, we can improve the performance
by applying Vi
's repeatedly on an identity matrix.
We take the transpose afterward.
V
matrixpublic BidiagonalMatrix B()
B
matrix.
B
is the square upper part of U.t().multiply(A).multiply(V)
.
Dimension of B
is n x n
.
B
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