| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.deeplearning4j.nn.transferlearning |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.activation(Activation activation)
Activation function / neuron non-linearity
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.activation(IActivation activationFn)
Activation function / neuron non-linearity
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.backprop(boolean backprop) |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.backpropType(BackpropType backpropType)
The type of backprop.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.biasInit(double biasInit)
Constant for bias initialization.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.biasUpdater(IUpdater biasUpdater)
Gradient updater configuration, for the biases only.
|
static FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.builder() |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.constraints(List<LayerConstraint> constraints)
Set constraints to be applied to all layers.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.convolutionMode(ConvolutionMode convolutionMode)
Sets the convolution mode for convolutional layers, which impacts padding and output sizes.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.cudnnAlgoMode(ConvolutionLayer.AlgoMode cudnnAlgoMode)
Sets the cuDNN algo mode for convolutional layers, which impacts performance and memory usage of cuDNN.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.dist(Distribution dist)
Deprecated.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.dropOut(double inputRetainProbability)
Dropout probability.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.dropout(IDropout dropout)
Set the dropout
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.gradientNormalization(GradientNormalization gradientNormalization)
Gradient normalization strategy.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.gradientNormalizationThreshold(double gradientNormalizationThreshold)
Threshold for gradient normalization, only used for GradientNormalization.ClipL2PerLayer,
GradientNormalization.ClipL2PerParamType, and GradientNormalization.ClipElementWiseAbsoluteValue
Not used otherwise. |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.inferenceWorkspaceMode(WorkspaceMode inferenceWorkspaceMode)
This method defines Workspace mode being used during inference:
NONE: workspace won't be used ENABLED: workspaces will be used for inference (reduced memory and better performance) |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.l1(double l1)
L1 regularization coefficient for the weights (excluding biases)
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.l1Bias(double l1Bias)
L1 regularization coefficient for the bias parameters
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.l2(double l2)
L2 regularization coefficient for the weights (excluding biases)
Note: Generally, WeightDecay (set via weightDecay(double,boolean) should be preferred to
L2 regularization. |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.l2Bias(double l2Bias)
L2 regularization coefficient for the bias parameters
Note: Generally, WeightDecay (set via weightDecayBias(double,boolean) should be preferred to
L2 regularization. |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.maxNumLineSearchIterations(int maxNumLineSearchIterations) |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.miniBatch(boolean miniBatch)
Whether scores and gradients should be divided by the minibatch size.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.minimize(boolean minimize) |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.optimizationAlgo(OptimizationAlgorithm optimizationAlgo) |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.pretrain(boolean pretrain) |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.seed(int seed)
RNG seed for reproducibility
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.seed(long seed)
RNG seed for reproducibility
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.stepFunction(StepFunction stepFunction) |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.tbpttBackLength(int tbpttBackLength)
When doing truncated BPTT: how many steps of backward should we do?
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.tbpttFwdLength(int tbpttFwdLength)
When doing truncated BPTT: how many steps of forward pass should we do
before doing (truncated) backprop?
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.trainingWorkspaceMode(WorkspaceMode trainingWorkspaceMode)
This method defines Workspace mode being used during training:
NONE: workspace won't be used
ENABLED: workspaces will be used for training (reduced memory and better performance)
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.updater(IUpdater updater)
Gradient updater configuration.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.updater(Updater updater)
Deprecated.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightDecay(double coefficient)
Add weight decay regularization for the network parameters (excluding biases).
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightDecay(double coefficient,
boolean applyLR)
Add weight decay regularization for the network parameters (excluding biases).
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightDecayBias(double coefficient)
Weight decay for the biases only - see
weightDecay(double) for more details. |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightDecayBias(double coefficient,
boolean applyLR)
Weight decay for the biases only - see
weightDecay(double) for more details |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightInit(Distribution distribution)
Set weight initialization scheme to random sampling via the specified distribution.
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightInit(IWeightInit weightInit)
Weight initialization scheme to use, for initial weight values
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightInit(WeightInit weightInit)
Weight initialization scheme to use, for initial weight values
|
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder |
FineTuneConfiguration.Builder.weightNoise(IWeightNoise weightNoise)
Set the weight noise (such as
DropConnect and
WeightNoise ) |
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markedly elevated TAGS preclude estimation of HDL = unreliable
-
TC >8 or a TC:HDL-C ratio >8
- Lipid lowerging treatment usually recommended regardless of combined CVD risk
Secondary causes of lipid abnormalities
-
diet
-
etoh
-
hypothyroidism
-
DM
-
liver disease
-
nephrotic syndrome
-
steroid treatment
-
pregnancy
-
consider genetic lipid disorder if:
-
TC ≥ 8mmol/L
-
premature fhx of coronary artery disease
-
Lipid lowering for people with combined CVD risk between 10-20%
-
Discuss benefits (and risks) of statins
-
Lifestyle
-
Repeat lipid profile 6-12 months
-
Aim: achieve moderate reduction in LDL-C
-
no target for those with combined risk \<20%
-
remeasure @ next CVRA
-
-
Consider treatable primary cause for a dyslipidaemia
-
High saturated fat diet
-
excessive EtOH
-
hypothyroidism
-
diabetes
-
liver disease
-
nephrotic syndrome
-
steroid treatment
-
-
consider lower dose statin
- simvastatin 40mg or atorvastatin 20mg
Lipid lowering for people with combined CVD risk >20%
-
statin treatment strongly recommended
- Atorvastatin: 20-40mg
-
no evidence that outcomes are improved by adding other cholesterol-lowering drugs to a statin
Speicific lipid profiles:
-
predominant hypercholesterolaemia
-
statins = first line
-
can be used in combination with ezetimibe, nicotinic acid or resins
-
lower TC and LDL-C
-
Nicotinic acid / fibrates may be considered if low HDL \<1
-
very low HDL \<0.7 may require specialist review
-
-
-
predominant hypertriglyceridaemia
-
identify lifestyle
-
or any primary cause
-
correctin these factors may make drug treatment unecessary
-
Nicotinic acid, acipimox or fibrates most appropriate
-
statins usually not effective if TAG >5
-
-
combined
-
lifestyle
-
statin and nicotinic or gibrate
-
Statin:
-
Simvastatin
-
Atorvastatin
-
Pravastatin
-
Rosuvstatin (NS)
-
CYP 3A4
-
in those taking statin for 5yrs
-
NNT to prevent one non fatal MI = 39
-
NNT to prevent one death = 83
-
Monitoring
-
non fasting lipids q3-6/12 until person stable then once/year
-
moderate reduction in LDL-C
-
no specific target 20%
-
higher reduction if risk >20%
-
-
Adverse effects:
-
Muscle symptoms
-
medicine interactions
-
Major organ effects
- hepatic/renal
-
metabolism
- risk of T2DM
-
Memory
Hepatotoxicity
-
highly unsuual
- “negligible”
-
routine monitoring unnecessary
-
UK/USA guidelines recommend baseline
- ALT unlikley provide useful information unless suspect liver dysfunction
-
elevated ALT/AST less than 3%
-
not significantly differnet from those taking placebo
-
often return to normal wihtout pt. needing to stop taking statin
-
-
if ALT markedly elevated
-
risk v benefit should be revisitied
-
used in caution if 3x upper limit of N
-
lower dose may be appropriate if choose to start
-
NAFLD = mild-moderate rise
-
Atrovastatin = reduce aminotransferase levels in thi sgroup
-
mildly abnormal levels in NAFLD = not contraindication for statin therapy
-
-
-
reasonable to monitor if suspected liver dysfunction and elevated baseline or symptoms
-
unexplained fatigue
-
weakness
-
loss of appetite
-
abdominal pain
-
dark-coloured urine
-
yellowing of skin or sclera
-
-
request ALT only rather than LFTs
Acute kidney injury
-
risk slightly increased
-
(muscle protein entering blood stream)
-
aged >40 and first 120days of ≥ 40mg simvastatin for hospitilisation for AKI
-
relative risk increase by 1/3
-
NNH = 1700
-
those with CKD and statin not at increased risk
-
-
Type 2 DM
-
increase risk of developing diabetes
-
increases according to teratment intensity
-
20-40mg simvastatin (moderate)
- NNH = 1000
-
high ≥ 40mg
- NNH = 250
-
-
risk outweighed by reduced risk of cardiovascualr events
-
except
-
\<40yo
-
>75yo
-
low LDL - C
-
-
-
-
in adults with DM
-
statin treatment decrease relative risk by 2-%
-
those most at risk of DM
- most to gain
-
-
if develop T2DM then conitnue statin
Memory
-
no clear evidence that adverse effect
-
observational data = link between memory loss and confusion
-
heart protection study and PROSPER:
- no significant difference in rate of cognitive decline
-
-
strategies if patient concerned re statin:
-
swtiching stating,
-
taking low dose
-
trialing alterante day dosing
-
-
reassured that any cognitive symptoms due to statin use:
- likely to resolve within 3-4 weeks of stopping treatment
Myalgia
-
with or without muscle weakness = most common adverse effect associated with statin use
-
10% of people prescribed statins
-
not necesarily cause in all these people
-
-
may be described as:
-
muscle ache
-
heaviness
-
stiffness
-
cramping
-
tendon pain
-
nocturnal leg cramps may also occur
-
-
weakness may occur wihtout discomfort
-
inability to open jars
-
difficulty snapping their fingers / difficulty getting out of chair
-
-
Statin - associated myalgia characterised by:
-
symmetrical involvmenet of large and proximal muscel groups
- especially legs
-
typically within 6mo of initiating statin
-
-
when associated with muscle inflammation = myositis
-
usually with increase CK
-
Rhabdomyolysis
-
inflammation -> muscle fibre breakdown -> myoglobin into bloodstream
-
criteria
-
CK > 10x ULN
-
evidence of myoglobinaemia
-
-
death due to Rhabdo in patients taking statin = extremely rare
-
NNH 8000 (taking statin for ≥ 40 years for 1 extra death)
-
immediately withdraw statin if:
-
unexplained brownish-red coloured urine
- myoglobinuria (“tea brown”)
-
decrease urine output
-
fatigue
-
muscle weakness
-
-
tests;
-
CK
-
Cr
-
electrolytes (Ca/PO4)
-
urine dipstick - haem
-
-
-
-
increase CK not necessarily diagnostic of pathology
-
transient increase healthy people
- vigorous exercise
-
-
serious muscle cell damage
-
co-morbid
-
dehydration
-
pre-existing renal impairment
-
insufficient evidecne to recommend coadministration of CoQ10 for prevention of statin-associated myalgia
-
precursor of cholesterol
-
reductions thought to interfere with cellular respiration and result in muscle toxicity
-
muscle CoQ10 levels don’t correlate well with histological changes
-
-
-
risk factors
-
patient characteristics:
-
Age >80
-
F
-
Ethnicity
-
African/caribbean
-
asian - rosuvastatin
-
-
small body size and frailty
-
excessive physical activity
-
Drinking >1L of grapefruit juice / day
-
personal / fhx or muscle symptoms
-
history of elevated CK
-
unexplained muscle cramps
-
-
comorbidities
-
hypothyroidism
-
CKD
-
DM - Type 1/2
-
Alcoholism
-
history of major surgery / recent procedure
-
infections
-
-
medicines:
-
high dose statins (simvastatin ≥ 80mg /day
- no longer recommended
-
medicines that interact with statins
-
concurrent use of oral corticosteroids
-
increase risk of developing muscles ysmtpoms
-
3xF
-
2xM
-
-
-
substance use (missuse)
-
-
Genetics
-
inherited muscle disease
-
polymorphisms in CYP
-
drug transporter genes
-
-
-
stop simvastatin (and to a lesser degree atorvastatin)
-
erythromycin and clarithromycin
- case reports with azithromycin/roxithromycin + atorvastatin but no clincially significant interactions are known to occur between these antibiotics and atorvastatin
-
azole antifungals
-
Protease inhibitors
- anitvirals
-
Gembibrozil
-
ciclosporin
-
Danazol
-
-
Pravastatin mainly cleared by kidneys and fully subsidised alternative for those taking CYP active drugs
- pravastatin + fibrates = increase risk of muscle damage
-
Rosuvastatin largely metabolised by antoher enxzye systems
- different interactions
-
Genetic test
-
SLCO1b1 on chromosone 12
- presence/absence single nucleotide polymorphism
-
prevallence of 15%
-
1 copy:
- 4.5x increase risk of myalgia
-
2 copies
- 17 x increase risk
-
unsubsidised = 120$
-
-
before initiating
-
ask about history of muscle symptoms
-
possible adverse effects discussed
-
-
baseline CK if;
-
personal / fhx of statin intolerance
-
personal / fhx of muscle disease
-
concurrent medicines that may increase risk of myalgia
-
risk factors for statin associated muscle damage
-
management of statin myalgia
-
commonly reported
- avoid unnecessary discontinuation of treatment
-
differential
-
myalgia associated with phsyical activity likely to be self-limiting
-
acute onset with URTI = viral infectin
-
swelling/warmth = localised inflammation/infection
-
with poor sleep wuality + stress: Fibromyalgia
-
with mornign stiffness
- PMR
-
slow onset
-
hypothyroidism
-
hypercalcaemia
-
severe vit D deficiency
-
-
-
request CK/Cr
- CK doens’t prove statin induced myalgisa
-
symptom based approach
-
muscle pain but no increase CK
-
reduce statin/discontinuation
-
don’t monitor CK
-
-
with CK 3-10x noral
-
reduce/discontinue
-
symptoms and CK regularly monitored if treatment continued
- weekly
-
-
CK >10x ULN
- discontinued immediately
-
-
rechallenge at original/lower dose
-
sensitivity/specificity of w/d and retrial unkown
-
STOMP trial = 4.6% experienced myalgia during controlled withdrawal and rechallenge
-
-
if causal relationship found
-
discuss benefit/risks
-
trial of pravastatin
-
-
most ldl-c lowering benefit of statin occurs at lower doses
-
consider alternate day
-
may benefit from non-statin lipid-lowering medicines
-
gembibrozil
-
nicotinic acid
-
Interacting medication and max. simvastatin dose
-
potent CYP3a4 inhibitors
-
macrolide abx erythyromycin/clarithromycin
-
azole
-
protease inhibitor
-
contraindicated
-
use alternative / stop simvastatin
-
use with caution and monitor closely atorvasstatin
-
-
-
moderate
-
Amiodarone
-
verapamil
-
diltiazem
-
amlodipine
-
nicotinic acid (>1g/day)
-
don’t exceed 20mg simvastatin
-
use with caution
-
-
minor
-
azithromycin
-
roxithromycin
-
case reports
-
use with caution simvastatin
-
ok with atorvastatin
-
-
-
INDUCERS
-
carbamazepine
-
phenytoin
-
rifampicin
-
st. john’s wort
-
probable reduction in plasma concentration of statin
- monitor closley
-
-
consider a simvastatin dose reduction (max = 10mg) with:
-
fibrates,
-
systemic fusidic acid,
-
colchicine,
-
renal impairment
-
Statin safety monitoring
-
generally safe
-
Monitoring LFT not necesasry --> risk of liver toxicity negligible
-
Monitoring CK not required in those asymptomatic
-
CK for unexplained muscle pain, tenderness or weakness
-
Risk of myopathy usually dose related; increased in
-
elderly;
-
combination treatments
-
pre-existing muscle, liver or kidney
-
high dose
-
intercurrent illness
-
frailty
-
-
For muscle pain without CK rise: dose reduciton/discontinuation may be required
-
-
CK rise 3-10x normal with symptoms: dose reduction/discontinuation with regular weekly monitoring of symptoms and CK is appropriate
-
CK risk >10x normal with symptoms; discontinue immediately
= no longer necessary to monitor Liver unless speicic risk factors or signs of liver dyfunction/misle prolnes
-
used with caution ALT 3x noraml
-
discontinued CK10x > ULN
Nicotinic acid
-
adjunct to statin or used alone
-
CI - bleeding
-
initially 100mg tds - increase to 1g tds
Ezetimibe
-
adjunct to dietary and statin
-
10mg od
Fibrates
-
decrease serum TAGs
-
variable effects on LDL
-
first line on ly in those whose serum TAG concentration > 10 or in those who cannot tolerate a statin
-
bezafibrate
-
200mg tds normal release
-
500mg od modified release
-
400mg daily if eGFR 40-60
-
200mg q1-2d if eGFR 15-40
-
avoid if \< eGFR \<15
-
avoid with statin - increase myalgia
-
-
gemfibrozil
- 600mg bd


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by Ruairi Scott ByrneNetflix has finally revealed the release date for the eagerly anticipated second season of Sex Education.
The hit teen comedy-drama will return to the streaming on January 17, 2020 with eight brand new episodes.

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Conservatives plan extension of contactless train ticketing
The Conservative Party has pledged to expand the system in south-east England.
Contactless pay-as-you-go ticketing will be extended to nearly 200 more train stations in south-east England under a Conservative government, the party has announced.
The measure will mean that half of all train journeys in Britain and “almost all” London commuter routes can be completed using a bank card, according to the Tory manifesto.
Most people travelling into the capital for work can already use contactless cards to pay for their travel.
The system means passengers avoid having to queue at a ticket machine and are designed to ensure they are automatically charged the correct fare for their journey, including through daily and weekly price caps.
Figures published last month by industry body the Rail Delivery Group showed that only half of train journeys are made using traditional paper tickets.
Passengers bought orange tickets for just 50% of journeys in the four weeks from August 18, compared with 63% during the same period last year.
The move towards smart ticketing – which includes contactless cards and smart cards such as London’s Oyster card – follows improvements in technology, the installation and upgrade of ticket barriers at stations and promotion of the system to passengers.
The Department for Transport has previously insisted it has no plans to withdraw paper tickets but wants to encourage people to use smart tickets.
The Tory manifesto also re-stated a series of other rail pledges, including:
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5 - Cybercraft Relationships of the Circuits
- Earth Mother--Matrix
- The Matrix is a different order of entity. Matrix is the planet, the planetary ecosystem; the primordial Earth Mother. Mostly the Matrix is the grid of space in which all life lives. Should an anthropomorphic term be needed it should be called Grandmother.
- Sky Father--Patrus
- Although not previously mentioned a primordial father figure in the same order as Matrix exists. This entity is the Patrus, the Sky Father and represents the external forces effecting the Matrix. Additionally the Sky Father may be considered the original Star-Sky seed bearer. He may represent evolution, changes in weather, space alien intrusions, extra-terrestrial biological experiments and or accidental transmissions of life from meteors or comets. Call him Grandfather.
- Lady
- The Lady is the divine archetypal neuro-genetic pattern of all human women. She is the best that all women can ever hope to be plus a little more. The authors will not name her.
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- The Lord is the divine archetypal neuro-genetic pattern of all human men. He is the best that all men can hope for plus a little added on the side to keep us guessing his next move. He remains nameless as does the Lady.
- Domain Relationships
- Domain interests can and will occur in all circuits from all domains. Each circuit has a high, mid and low domain focus. However some circuits may be more suited to a particular domain.
- Circuit Tasking
- Again the task of the CyberNaut is to accelerate and decelerate all circuits to provide optimal usage and operation of each circuit toward personally chosen ethical ends.
Lower Circuit Relationships
Circuit One Relationships
Circuit one is the Goddess circuit. The Goddess is not to be confused with the Matrix.All the circuits can be moved to or from any other circuits. This circuit can be moved to when personal physical needs arise. Circuit One is an area of knowledge that relates to bodily concerns and needs. Other circuits may be associated with Circuit One. Most importantly for CyberNauts would be the combination of circuits One, Six and Seven. In this mode of operation the CyberNaut would be engaged in metaprogramming towards a happier, healthier relationship with the Goddess. Additionally Circuit Eight may be added in when involved in mid domain Craft efforts.
Acceleration of Circuit One includes all knowledge bases that help the physical organism survive. This is a 'do' circuit more than a 'know' circuit. Physical health and hygiene are integral to this circuit as well as personal defense measures. Life extension efforts originate in the high domain here.
Circuit Two Relationships
Circuit Two is the God circuit. Circuit Two is not to be confused with the Patrus. This circuit represents all human authority structures. By using circuits Two, Three, Six and Seven CyberNauts can gain healing and instruction with respect to social, familial and political authority structures.Again this is a do circuit more than a know circuit. Acceleration can be achieved by learning successful teamwork, corporate and political structures. This circuit needs much healing as most CyberNauts have an awful taste in their mouths concerning authority structures and God in particular. Many an individual fears not only external authority but their own internal authority. Rituals should be written to enhance the CyberCraft images of power within. We can and will trust ourselves amidst all the chaos and confusion of a society run wild. Whereas Circuit One is related to the body and emotions Circuit Two is focused toward emotions and external relationships.
Circuit Three Relationships
Circuit Three is the Semantic Time Binding Circuit. It should be associated with the Divine Son. In Wiccan thealogical structures a Goddess and God exists. However nothing is said of their progeny; a divine son and daughter. Most Wiccans know of the Three Faced Goddess. Little know of the Three Faced God. According to the neurogenetic teachings of CyberCraft the Three Faced God is composed of Bright Youth, the Mad Prophet and the Wise Elder. See R. J. Stewart's nicely written material on the Merlin Conferences for more information.This circuit represents the fiery nature of flowing information and ideologies. It relates more to ideas and ideologies than emotions. Fierce ideological fighting of both an external and internal nature is indicative of this experience. Such shows the immature nature of the circuit. Its mature aspects would be manifest in the free and tolerant exchange of ideas and technologies. Hidden, deceitful, false and inflexible communications are abhorrent to the mature aspects of Circuit Three. However such deceitful communications are pointers to its immature nature.
Circuit Three should be combined with circuits Five and Seven to create more humane and beneficial systems of communicating ideas and technologies. Circuit Three has great promise when it manifests itself in mature form. It should also be mated with Circuit Eight to start processing new research into non-local discarnate communications and information networks.
This is a know circuit which realizes the innate value of knowing. Rituals need to be written to acknowledge and venerate the Divine Son. At some point Circuit Three needs to be mated with Circuit Four to produce the next series of circuits. Circuit Three can be accelerated by exposure to new, different and seemingly conflicting ideologies in a non-Aristotelian environment.
Circuit Four Relationships
Circuit Four is the Social-Sexual Circuit. It should be associated with the Divine Daughter. In previous chapters it has been called the guilt circuit. Typically guilt and shame have been used to control the activities of women of all ages. In it's immature aspects this circuit is heavily polarized being either promiscuous or fearfully abstinent. A balance based upon knowledge should be strived for. In essence this circuit is the doorway into Circuit Five.Circuit Four should be used with circuits Five, Six and Seven to produce newer personal mythos replete with viable mythopoetic structures ready to serve WoMankind.
Immature Circuit Four struggles indicate an unwillingness to integrate ones nature within the Matrix. It suffers from guilt tripping in Circuit Two. And is confused by the holistic information in a mature Circuit Three. Circuit Five exists to liberate Circuit Four but present conditions in American society lend poorly to complete liberation.
Circuit Four can be accelerated by getting in touch with our own emotions and bodies. Rituals should be written to liberate Circuit Four for more integrated emotions and sexuality. Guilt and shame must be jettisoned to make room for healthy, holistic emotional and sexual lives. Circuits Three and Four compliment each other. Some rituals are needed to integrate the airy and sexual.
Switching Gears into the Programming Circuits
Circuit Five Relationships
Circuit Five is the Holistic Neurosomatic circuit. Circuit Five conflicts arise over what it takes for the individual to feel good. This circuit is the first attempt at taking control of ones own life. Knowledge based upon the holistic integration of the previous circuits enable the CyberNaut to proceed smoothly through times of personal and social stress. All lower and upper circuits can be processed with this circuit. If it's not fun why do it? Circuit Five is the springboard into the other upper circuits. And through Circuit Five we can take that long first step toward understanding and achieving our short and long term goals.Rituals should be written that include Circuit Five inflections for all other circuits.
Circuit Five is the most important of the upper circuits for the novice CyberNaut. Antero Alli refers to Circuit Five as Chapel Perilous. When the novice first ventures through the previous Circuits they form stable relationships between themselves and their world. However Circuit Five has the tendency to change previous programming. This Circuit upsets the apple cart. A seemingly instantaneous realization occurs that things aren't what they really seem to be. Now everything is in doubt. Nothing is sure. Only the brave and mature should venture into Chapel Perilous. But as can readily be seen, life seems to propel us into Circuit Five whether we are ready or not.
Circuit Six Relationships
Circuit Six is the Collective Neurogenetic Circuit. By way of Circuit Six we can begin writing and integrating personal mythologies concerning what we are and where we want to go. This circuit allows us to explore the hidden spaces of our aspirations while hinting at intelligent, ethical control of our psychic-selves. This circuit should be combined with all other circuits in ways that allow deep penetration of personally chosen data into human psyches. Circuit Six will apply mostly to the mid and low domain.Priestesses we know tell us of the emotional and energetic charge they receive when performing the Charge of the Goddess. In Drawing Down the Moon Circuit Six is in full operation. Through the Charge of the Goddess this Circuit offers a neurogenetic link to Circuit One. In doing this we gain a mythopoetic view at our pasts and futures.
For men we have a ritual called Drawing Down the Sun. Circuit Six offers men access to neurogenetic links which offer the same insights but from the God's aspect of Circuit One.
Circuit Seven Relationships
Circuit Seven is the Metaprogramming Circuit. This is the second most important circuit for the novice CyberNaut. In Circuit Seven operations the CyberNaut can and will discover, analyze and repair all previous circuit disfunctionalities. As with Circuit Five it should be associated with all other circuits. This circuit is critical when accelerating and decelerating circuits.Circuit Eight Relationships
Circuit Eight is the Metaphysiological or Non-Local Quantum Circuit. Here circuit tasking is a little different. The goal of Circuit Eight activities is to escape the model itself, freeing the entity to experience as clearly as possible non-local existence. Typically Eight is used with all circuits to step outside the framework for new perspectives.Circuit Eight is the walk way to higher states of being. As life extension and personal research enable new personal and common vistas this circuit becomes more important.
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THE NINTH GATE (France, Spain, 1999) *** Produced and directed by Roman Polanski. Written by Enrique Urbizu, John Brownjohn, Polanski, from the novel "El Club Dumas" by Arturo Perez-Reverte. Photography, Darius Khondji. Editing, Herve de Luze. Production design, Dean Tavoularis. Music, Wojciech Kilar. Cast: Johnny Depp ( Dean Corso), Frank Langella (Boris Balkan), Lena Olin (Liana Telfer), Emmanuelle Seigner (The Girl), Barbara Jefford ( Baroness Kessler), Jack Taylor (Victor Fargas), Jose Lopez Rodero (Pablo and Pedro Ceniza), James Russo (Bernie), et al. Released (USA) by Artisan Entertainment.133 minutes. R (sex and violence)
Black humor seems to be, among other characteristics, in the genes of director (and writer and actor) Roman Polanski -- but that's a speculation. What is certain is that his childhood and youth were marked by dark events. He was born in Paris (1933) in a Jewish-Polish family which, in 1936, made the wrong choice of returning to Poland. That's where the German attack of September 1, 1939 started World War II. In 1941 Roman's parents were sent to a concentration camp where his mother died. The boy escaped the Cracow ghetto, meandered in the country taking refuge in Catholic families. His survival would make a fascinating film, but as a filmmaker Polanski has referred directly to the savagery of war in just one short movie.
How he became a major cineaste is also a fascinating tale. I'll skip it, except to say that three aspects of his "oeuvre," anguish, alienation and absurdism, were often accompanied by a sense of the comedic (cf. the parody "The Fearless Vampire Killers or: Pardon Me But Your Teeth Are in My Neck")
In America Polanski's fame came with the Hollywood movie "Rosemary's Baby" (1968). The following year, his pregnant wife Sharon Tate and others were murdered by the Manson "family" In 1974 came the triumph of "Chinatown" and in 1977 the scandal (the statutory rape of a 13-year old model) which had Polanski flee to Europe. His subsequent films there were the hit "Tess"; " Pirates" which justly bombed; the underrated, Hitchcockian "Frantic"; the quirky "Bitter Moon"; the powerful "Death and the Maiden."
"The Ninth Gate" may not be epoch-making, but it is better than it may seem at first sight, especially if one does not view it simply as "horror" (the wrong pigeonhole), but as a black humor fantasy. Bear in mind that the film is a simplification of a novel otherwise impossible to adapt.
New York City's Dean Corso (Johnny Depp) is a kind of book detective, an agent with impressive knowledge who searches for valuable rare old books. He's also a con-meister who tries to buy cheap and resell very high.
The opening sequence (after a marvelous list of credits) is of A+ caliber. Corso visits a wealthy but naive couple to appraise the collection of their old father, now a wheelchair-bound vegetable. In the process, Corso purchases for himself a rare "Don Quijote" for a ridiculously low sum. Note how the old man's face -- he is aware of the book's value but is unable to communicate-- expresses his feelings. This is one of the several good moments of the film, details that keep it going through thick and thin.
New York is shown in "film noir" terms, disturbing, ominous. It was terrifically recreated in European studios. Corso is summoned by a client, zillionaire Boris Balkan (Frank Langella) who has a haughtily sinister side and whose name recalls Transylvanian vampirism. Balkan is a high-power demonology lover whose collection (protected by high tech) of books on Satan is world class. He has recently bought "The Nine Gates of the Kingdom of the Shadows" from another collector, the aged Telfer who then hanged himself. That's a priceless book, with nine etchings, published in Venice in the mid 1600s. The story goes that its author Aristide Torchia (who signs his engravings AT) was assisted by Satan and paid for this on the stake.
Balkan has tried some magic via the book (some sort of Renaissance voodoo? ) but it didn't work. Knowing that the volume is one of three extant, he commissions Corso to examine the other two books, in Portugal and in Paris, for a huge fee --undisclosed and regularly increased. He trusts him with his copy which, wrapped in chamois and placed in a leather bag will accompany Corso's every step. (The bag may someday go for thousands at a movie memorabilia auction)
For safety, Corso deposits the volume at his collaborator Bernie's rare-book shop. The defly deftly sketched relationship of the two men is one of the several reasons to see the movie.
The investigation begins. It is high powered. It is also high camp. If you take the film and its mumbo-jumbo seriously, you're on the wrong track. Polanski's tongue-in-cheek treatment spills out all over the place.
Does the plot make sense? No. Is it amusing? Yes-- in spite of Bernie getting mysteriously killed and hung just as in one of the volume's etchings. Enter the young and sexy widow Liana Telfer (Lena Olin) who is after the book her late husband had sold Balkan.
As in private eye thrillers she tries seducing Corso. No need to alert you to her raised skirt, but do notice the thigh's cabalistic tattoo of a snake biting his own tail. Vigorous sex terminates when Corso gets bumped on the cranium. It's Hollywood film noir again. Except for a clever shot of the man coming back to life with his eyes double printed on the film. Another striking, fugitive moment.
The search for the two other copies escalates. It leads to Spain, Portugal and France. Corso is indefatigable, shows extraordinary stamina and remains unruffled. Johnny Depp is remarkable in the cool way he plays his part, even more impertubably than the three major Philip Marlowes: Bogart, Mitchum and Dick Powell. And like the private investigators of old he punctuates his sleuthing with smoking Lucky Strikes and drinking scotch. The permanent joke however is that Depp, hairdo, mustache, goatee and glasses is a dead ringer for a more manicured Leon Trotsky!
Involved in his search is a pretty, nameless and most mysterious young woman (The Girl) played by Polanski's wife Emmanuelle Seigner. She pops up all over the map, does strange things, keeps super-cool, rescues Corso more than once and joins forces with him. I cannot reveal more.
More pleasantries include twin brothers Ceniza (the name symbolically means ashes) Spanish book specialists played by one actor (great special effects); a Dennis Rodman-like goon; a one-armed old Baroness in a wheelchair. A passionate bibliophile, she competes with hated Balkan, owns another copy of the book, has a forbidding secretary (the latter is used as a nice red herring ). Corso, in a devilish hurry, opens the outer door to the Baroness's place --but he does not shut it. A mistake, as film fans will attest.
The good moments are many, especially when they deal with books, their inspection and their collectors' passion.  But the film does suffer from unclarities and disorientations. When the investigator takes a cab to Victor Fargas -- an impoverished Portuguese aristocrat who owns one of the "Nine Gates," the road looks like a typical tree-lined French one. Fargas's English accent is an un- Portuguese hybrid. Later,to follow another car, Corso instantly and incredibly hijacks a half-million dollar sports convertible that a super-wealthy Arab and his Parisian chick have left for hotel personnel to park. The chase is fun and funny, but leads to an improbable chateau which is hosting a huge coven of high society witches, all unlikely devil-worshippers about to have an orgy. Balkan puts an end to this.
Starting with the fast car, the film goes downhill even faster.  Even the original score by Wojciech Kilar.and the intelligent photography by Darius Khondji (*see note below) looks like a silly add-on. The third half-hour of the movie is a mess, but two out of three ain't bad.
* Darius Khonji. Born in Tehran, Iran, to an Iranian father and French mother. Studied film at New York University. Among his credits: Delicatessen , The City of Lost Children , Stealing Beauty, Evita, Alien: Resurrection, In Dreams, The Beach.
In The Ninth Gate his imaginative camera-work avoids the horror genre's oft-used mists, soft-focus tricks or SFX gimmickry. Instead, it keeps a sharp, often deep focus and making his shots realistic and his lighting match the sets.
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Documentation for ‘block_sparse’ module¶
Documentation for the regrnd model class.
-
class
block_sparse.
block_sparse
(blocks, nonzero, submatrices, dtype=<type 'numpy.float32'>, row_names=None, col_names=None)[source]¶ Define a block-sparse matrix
Parameters: blocks :
list
list of [row_block_boundaries,col_block_boundaries], where each of row_block_boundaries and col_block_boundaries is a 1D
array
of integers, beginning with 0, followed by the end boundaries of each block in increasing ordernonzero :
array
boolean numpy array with number of rows equal to number of row blocks, and number of columns equal to number of col blocks. If entry [i,j] of nonzero is True, then the corresponding block is non-zero; if it is False, then the corresponding block is zero.
submatrices :
list
list of submatrices for non-zero blocks in row-major order; e.g., block (1,1), (1,2), (2,1), (2,2),… Each submatrix can be an
array
, ablock_sparse
matrix, or asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.dtype : numpy data type object
Set the default data type for the submatrices. Default
float32
row_names :
array
numpy array with names of the row-blocks. Default
None
col_names :
array
numpy array with names of the col-blocks. Default
None
Returns: matrix :
block_sparse
block-sparse matrix
Methods
add
(A)Matrix addition of a matrix A to current matrix dot
(A)Right multiply the current matrix with another block_sparse
matrix,symmetric_block_sparse
matrix, orarray
, A.frobenius
(A)Compute the frobenius inner product between the current matrix and matrix A get_submatrix
(block)Retrieve a particular block of the matrix get_type
(block)Retrieve the type of a particular block of the matrix norm
()Compute the frobenius norm of the current matrix qform
(y[, z])Computes quadratic form defined by current matrix and input vectors. to_dense
()Return the current matrix as a standard (dense) numpy array transpose
()Return the transpose of the block-sparse matrix -
add
(A)[source]¶ Matrix addition of a matrix A to current matrix
Parameters: A : matrix
matrix A with same dimensions as current matrix. The matrix A can be an
array
,block_sparse
matrix, orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix. It must have the same block structure as the current matrix if the matrix is ablock_sparse
matrix orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.Returns: the block-sparse matrix formed by matrix addition of the current matrix to A
-
dot
(A)[source]¶ Right multiply the current matrix with another
block_sparse
matrix,symmetric_block_sparse
matrix, orarray
, A.Parameters: A : matrix
matrix A with compatible dimensions and block structure: i.e. the row blocks of A must match the column blocks of the current matrix, unless A is an
array
.Returns: the block-sparse matrix formed by right multiplication of the current matrix by A
-
frobenius
(A)[source]¶ Compute the frobenius inner product between the current matrix and matrix A
Parameters: A : matrix
matrix A with same dimensions as current matrix. The matrix A can be an
array
,block_sparse
matrix, orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix. It must have the same block structure as the current matrix if the matrix is ablock_sparse
matrix orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.Returns: the frobenius inner product between the current matrix and matrix A
-
get_submatrix
(block)[source]¶ Retrieve a particular block of the matrix
Parameters: block :
tuple
tuple (i,j) giving the index of the block
Returns: block
either an
array
, ablock_sparse
matrix, or asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.
-
get_type
(block)[source]¶ Retrieve the type of a particular block of the matrix
Parameters: block :
tuple
tuple (i,j) giving the index of the block
Returns: block type
either
array
,block_sparse
, orsymmetric_block_sparse
.
-
norm
()[source]¶ Compute the frobenius norm of the current matrix
Returns: the frobenius norm of the current matrix
-
qform
(y, z=None)[source]¶ Computes quadratic form defined by current matrix and input vectors. Let X be the current
block_sparse
matrix, and y and z column vectors. When it is defined, this computes the quadratic form y’Xz. If only y is provided, this computes the quadratic form y’Xy.Parameters: y :
array
1D numpy array of same length as number of rows of current matrix
- z :
array
1D numpy array of same length as number of rows of current matrix. Default
None
.
Returns: the value of the quadratic form y’Xz
- z :
-
transpose
()[source]¶ Return the transpose of the block-sparse matrix
Returns: block_sparse
-
-
class
block_sparse.
symmetric_block_sparse
(blocks, nonzero, submatrices, dtype=<type 'numpy.float32'>, row_names=None, col_names=None)[source]¶ Define a symmetric block-sparse matrix. Inherits some methods from
block_sparse
.Parameters: blocks :
array
1D numpy integer array, starting at zero, followed by block boundaries, which are the same for both rows and columns
nonzero :
array
symmetric boolean numpy array with number of rows equal to number of row blocks, which is equal to the number of col blocks. If entry [i,j] of nonzero is True, then the corresponding block is non-zero; if it is False, then the corresponding block is zero.
submatrices :
list
list of submatrices for non-zero blocks in row-major order, ignoring lower-triangular blocks; e.g., block (1,1), (1,2), (2,2),… Each submatrix can be a
array
, ablock_sparse
matrix, or asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.dtype : numpy data type object
Set the default data type for the submatrices. Default
float32
row_names :
array
numpy array with names of the row-blocks. Default
None
col_names :
array
numpy array with names of the col-blocks. Default
None
Returns: block-sparse matrix
Methods
add
(A)Matrix addition of a matrix A to current matrix. dot
(A)Right multiply the current matrix with another block_sparse
matrix,symmetric_block_sparse
matrix, orarray
, A.frobenius
(A)Compute the frobenius inner product between the current matrix and matrix A get_submatrix
(block)Retrieve a particular block of the matrix get_type
(block)Retrieve the type of a particular block of the matrix norm
()Compute the frobenius norm of the current matrix qform
(y[, z])Let X be the current symmetric_block_sparse
matrix, and y and z column vectors.to_dense
()Return the current matrix as a standard (dense) numpy array transpose
()Return the transpose of the symmetric block-sparse matrix -
add
(A)[source]¶ Matrix addition of a matrix A to current matrix.
Parameters: A : matrix
matrix A with same dimensions as current matrix. The matrix A can be a
array
,block_sparse
matrix, orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix. It must have the same block structure as the current matrix if the matrix is ablock_sparse
matrix orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.Returns: matrix
If A is
symmetric_block_sparse
, returns asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix. Otherwise, returns ablock_sparse
matrix.
-
get_submatrix
(block)[source]¶ Retrieve a particular block of the matrix
Parameters: block :
tuple
tuple (i,j) giving the index of the block
Returns: block
either a
array
, ablock_sparse
matrix, or asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.
-
get_type
(block)[source]¶ Retrieve the type of a particular block of the matrix
Parameters: block :
tuple
tuple (i,j) giving the index of the block
Returns: block type
either
array
,block_sparse
matrix, orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix.
-
qform
(y, z=None)[source]¶ Let X be the current
symmetric_block_sparse
matrix, and y and z column vectors. When it is defined, this computes the quadratic form y’Xz. If only y is provided, this computes the quadratic form y’Xy.Parameters: y :
array
1D numpy array of same length as number of rows of current matrix
- z :
array
1D numpy array of same length as number of rows of current matrix. Default
None
.
Returns: the value of the quadratic form y’Xz
- z :
-
-
block_sparse.
matmul
(X, A)[source]¶ Matrix multiplication between
block_sparse
andsymmetric_block_sparse
matrices, as well as matrix multiplication between ablock_sparse
orsymmetric_block_sparse
matrix and anarray
.Parameters: X : matrix
The matrix X can be a
block_sparse
matrix, asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix, or aarray
.A : matrix
The matrix A can be a
block_sparse
matrix, asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix, or aarray
. Note that the number of rows of A must match the number of columns of X. Furthermore, if X and A are bothblock_sparse
orsymmetric_block_sparse
, then the column blocks of X must match the row blocks of A.Returns: the block-sparse matrix formed by matrix multiplication XA
-
block_sparse.
dense_to_block_sparse
(dense, blocks, symmetric, dtype=<type 'numpy.float64'>)[source]¶ Convert a standard (dense) numpy array into a
block_sparse
or asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix. Note this simply imposes a block structure onto the matrix so that it can interact with other block matrices. It does not take advantage of any sparsity in the input matrix.Parameters: dense :
array
input matrix
- blocks :
list
list of [row_block_boundaries,col_block_boundaries], where each of row_block_boundaries and col_block_boundaries is a 1D
array
of integers, beginning with 0, followed by the end boundaries of each block in increasing order- symmetric :
bool
if True, returns a
symmetric_block_sparse
matrix; if False, returns ablock_sparse
matrix- dtype : numpy data type
the default data type of the returned matrix
Returns: matrix
the current matrix as a
block_sparse
or asymmetric_block_sparse
matrix- blocks :


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maroon.qml Example File
demos/maroon/maroon.qml/**************************************************************************** ** ** Copyright (C) 2015 The Qt Company Ltd. ** Contact: http://www.qt.io/licensing/ ** ** This file is part of the examples of the Qt Toolkit. ** ** $QT_BEGIN_LICENSE:BSD$ ** You may use this file under the terms of the BSD license as follows: ** ** "Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without ** modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are ** met: ** * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. ** * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in ** the documentation and/or other materials provided with the ** distribution. ** * Neither the name of The Qt Company Ltd nor the names of its ** contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived ** from this software without specific prior written permission.   ** ** $QT_END_LICENSE$ ** ****************************************************************************/ import QtQuick 2.0 import QtQuick.Particles 2.0 import "content" import "content/logic.js" as Logic Item { id: root width: 320 height: 480 property var gameState property bool passedSplash: false Image { source:"content/gfx/background.png" anchors.bottom: view.bottom ParticleSystem { id: particles anchors.fill: parent ImageParticle { id: bubble anchors.fill: parent source: "content/gfx/catch.png" opacity: 0.25 } Wander { xVariance: 25; pace: 25; } Emitter { width: parent.width height: 150 anchors.bottom: parent.bottom anchors.bottomMargin: 3 startTime: 15000 emitRate: 2 lifeSpan: 15000 acceleration: PointDirection{ y: -6; xVariation: 2; yVariation: 2 } size: 24 sizeVariation: 16 } } } Column { id: view y: -(height - 480) width: 320 GameOverScreen { gameCanvas: canvas } Item { id: canvasArea width: 320 height: 480 Row { height: childrenRect.height Image { id: wave y: 30 source:"content/gfx/wave.png" } Image { y: 30 source:"content/gfx/wave.png" } NumberAnimation on x { from: 0; to: -(wave.width); duration: 16000; loops: Animation.Infinite } SequentialAnimation on y { loops: Animation.Infinite NumberAnimation { from: y - 2; to: y + 2; duration: 1600; easing.type: Easing.InOutQuad } NumberAnimation { from: y + 2; to: y - 2; duration: 1600; easing.type: Easing.InOutQuad } } } Row { opacity: 0.5 Image { id: wave2 y: 25 source: "content/gfx/wave.png" } Image { y: 25 source: "content/gfx/wave.png" } NumberAnimation on x { from: -(wave2.width); to: 0; duration: 32000; loops: Animation.Infinite } SequentialAnimation on y { loops: Animation.Infinite NumberAnimation { from: y + 2; to: y - 2; duration: 1600; easing.type: Easing.InOutQuad } NumberAnimation { from: y - 2; to: y + 2; duration: 1600; easing.type: Easing.InOutQuad } } } Image { source: "content/gfx/sunlight.png" opacity: 0.02 y: 0 anchors.horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter transformOrigin: Item.Top SequentialAnimation on rotation { loops: Animation.Infinite NumberAnimation { from: -10; to: 10; duration: 8000; easing.type: Easing.InOutSine } NumberAnimation { from: 10; to: -10; duration: 8000; easing.type: Easing.InOutSine } } } Image { source: "content/gfx/sunlight.png" opacity: 0.04 y: 20 anchors.horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter transformOrigin: Item.Top SequentialAnimation on rotation { loops: Animation.Infinite NumberAnimation { from: 10; to: -10; duration: 8000; easing.type: Easing.InOutSine } NumberAnimation { from: -10; to: 10; duration: 8000; easing.type: Easing.InOutSine } } } Image { source: "content/gfx/grid.png" opacity: 0.5 } GameCanvas { id: canvas anchors.bottom: parent.bottom anchors.bottomMargin: 20 x: 32 focus: true } InfoBar { anchors.bottom: canvas.top; anchors.bottomMargin: 6; width: parent.width } //3..2..1..go Timer { id: countdownTimer interval: 1000 running: root.countdown < 5 repeat: true onTriggered: root.countdown++ } Repeater { model: ["content/gfx/text-blank.png", "content/gfx/text-3.png", "content/gfx/text-2.png", "content/gfx/text-1.png", "content/gfx/text-go.png"] delegate: Image { visible: root.countdown <= index opacity: root.countdown == index ? 0.5 : 0.1 scale: root.countdown >= index ? 1.0 : 0.0 source: modelData Behavior on opacity { NumberAnimation {} } Behavior on scale { NumberAnimation {} } } } } NewGameScreen { onStartButtonClicked: root.passedSplash = true } } property int countdown: 10 Timer { id: gameStarter interval: 4000 running: false repeat: false onTriggered: Logic.startGame(canvas); } states: [ State { name: "gameOn"; when: gameState.gameOver == false && passedSplash PropertyChanges { target: view; y: -(height - 960) } StateChangeScript { script: root.countdown = 0; } PropertyChanges { target: gameStarter; running: true } }, State { name: "gameOver"; when: gameState.gameOver == true PropertyChanges { target: view; y: 0 } } ] transitions: Transition { NumberAnimation { properties: "x,y"; duration: 1200; easing.type: Easing.OutQuad } } Component.onCompleted: gameState = Logic.newGameState(canvas); }


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Nokia operations chief to leave in management reshuffle
(Reuters) - Finnish telecoms gear maker Nokia has decided to split the chief operating officer’s functions among other leaders, it said on Monday, leaving company veteran Joerg Erlemeier without a job.
Erlemeier, who has been with the company for 25 years and served as chief operations officer for the past two years, was responsible for global operations and procurement, the overall operating model and implementation of cost savings, among other functions.
Last month Nokia cut its outlook for this year and next because of the need to step up investment in 5G, sending its share price down by a third.
It also suspended dividend payments to conserve cash and pledged to speed the introduction of new 5G chipsets.