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Last Week in ManageIQ: Last week of summer ...
This last week of summer found the team back to work on our next release, following an engaging and productive all-hands engineering forum in New Jersey.
Sprint 69 ended last week, check out the sprint review slides and recording for all the work completed during this sprint.
Featured
Some statistics for last week:
31 PRs merged to the manageiq repository,
27 PRs merged to the manageiq-ui-classic repository,
25 PRs merged to the manageiq-ui-service repository,
plus more across the providers’ repositories.
Improved
The Greenkeeper bot continues to create PRs to maintain up to date dependencies for the Service UI - see this week’s list here.
PR 979 refactors the CollectionsApi for extensibility (infinite options) and conciseness.
The dialog generation for orchestration template was modified in PR 15982 to rely on the templates to provide the deployment options.
PR 16011 adds ‘description’ to the list of automate value fields, allowing it to be updated by an automate method.
Fixed
To allow the Azure SSA job to succeed, a number of timeouts and workers’ memory were increased in PR 16016.
After PR 15995, the request to destroy linked events is queued to prevent the UI hanging when deleting an instance of MiqServer.
New
This PR exposes the Custom Button visibility and enablement based on the evaluation of MiqExpressions set for these on each button.
Custom Buttons have been added to the Generic objects in PR 15980.
YAML format content is now accepted as an OrchestrationTemplate PR 298.
After the Automate PR 15951, the manual placement selection will support only the use of “VMware clusters” and only the use of “VMware folders”.
We are getting ready for Ruby 2.4: PR15987 replaces the deprecated Fixnum|Bignum with integer.
Here is the initial work for putting the documentation that exists in the source code into a browsable format.
Deleted
The deletion of the week, PR16005 removes ‘format_by_(class|column)’, as these are no longer used.
Product Tools
Two very useful product tools were merged this week:
One to replicate a server settings to other servers.
The other is a tool that converts an MiQ appliance authentication configuration from using the MiQ proprietary LDAP client to using SSSD packaged into the operating system.
Wrapping up
This is all for this Last Week in ManageIQ edition, we always welcome contributions to any of the ManageIQ repositories. Laura here, wishing everyone a wonderful, productive week!


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Discuss a time you had an emotional conflict with someone. What was it about? What happened?
I don't really have many emotional conflicts, so it is hard to think of one. To make one up, let's say my friend and I fought over some collectible cards when I was a child.
What was the source of the conflict?
My friend wanted the same card that I had.
How did you handle that conflict?
He yelled and screamed and said he deserved the card, but I had purchased it with the money my grandmother had given me for my birthday. To make him happy, I allowed him to borrow it for a while, and that resolved the issue.
Did your actions make the conflict better or worse?
My actions made the situation better.
If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything?
I really don't think I even needed to let my friend borrow the card. What I did was nice, but I am not sure it was necessary.
What did you learn from this experience?
I learned that a little bit of kindness can go a long way.


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Good Burger (1997)
A movie review by Michael J. Legeros Copyright 1997 by Michael J. Legeros
(Paramount) Directed by Brian Robbins Written by Dan Schneider, Kevin Kopelow, Heath Seifert Cast Kel Mitchell, Kenan Thompson, Sinbad, Abe Vigoda, Shar Jackson, Dan Schneider, Jan Scweiterman MPAA Rating "G" Running Time 95 minutes Reviewed at The Carmike 7, Raleigh, NC (07AUG97)
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GOOD BURGER is just as juvenile as anything I've seen since, oh, ERNEST RIDES AGAIN. What can I say about this one? It kept me awake, made me laugh more than once, and held my interest long enough that I didn't walk out. (And my reward for sticking it through? A late ap- pearance by George Clinton as a mental patient who gets down with ward- mates in a funky asylum jam.) This Nickelodeon co-production-- based on the shows "Kenan & Kel" and "All That"-- is probably perfect fare for anyone under the age of, say, ten.  But, shit, that's nothing worse than the language used on your average episode of "The Simpsons." And don't miss the animated short that precedes, about a quartet of superhero dolls that have to fight an attacking baby (voiced by Harry Connick Jr.!) when he threat- ens a concert performance of... the Kiss action figures. Pretty funny.
Grade: C
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Joining in with Ginny from Small Things this week.
It has been ages since I picked up my knitting. It seems my shoulder that was giving me trouble and hindering my crafting, has thankfully started to feel a lot better (so long as I don't over do it). I'm getting that sinking feeling that Christmas will be upon me before I know it, I am a feeling like I better get my knit on if I'm ever going to get any gifts ready for gifting!
Tonight I started casting on a cowl, it's my own pattern some of you might remember from earlier in the year, Sweet Memories Cowl. I am using an Australian yarn called Bliss by Heirloom. I made a different cowl with this yarn for a friend's birthday present. It is lovely and soft against your skin. I must say it is so exciting to see some of the other Sweet Memories Cowls starting to show up on Ravelry. The pattern for it is here if you are interested. Makes me want to design more things, I just need a parellel life to do so (don't we all)!
As for reading, I bought a copy of Country Style magazine today. It's an Australia publication and has lots of inspiration for the home and garden. Always has lovely stories about people and their homes too. I don't buy many magazines, but once in a while, this one pops into my shopping basket!
The novel I'm reading currently is called My Last Duchess, by Daisy Goodwin. I think it is know as American Heiress in other countries though. Based in the 1800's, the main character Cora, is a daughter from a very wealthy family, who sets off to Europe to find a suitable husband to marry. The storyline follows along the trials and tribulations that come with living at that time as a woman. Sometimes I find the character Cora a little frustrating, but then again, I have to remember that the time period this book is written in, women had very little rights and minds weren't spoken as they are now. I will hold my judgement of the book until I have finished it. I must admit that the cover of the book had a deciding factor in my purchasing it, even if it is a kindle book.
Can't wait to catch up on what everyone has been crafting and reading. It seems too long since I last joined in.
Jacinta x


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Welcome¶
Welcome to MesoHOPS! Here, we will discuss the basics of how to initialize and run a mesoHOPS object. Make sure to check out our codebase on github! Now, let’s get started. The code is divided into six main classes. We’ll take you through the structure and function of each, and then provide an annotated example of running a trajectory with the module.
Hops Trajectory¶
HopsTrajectory is the class that a user should interface with to run a single trajectory calculation. To initialize a HopsTrajectory object, several parameters are needed. We split the parameters into a number of dictionaries:
System Parameters
Hierarchy Parameters
EOM Parameters
Noise Parameters
Intergration Parameters (these are not involved in any of the objects below, but are put directly into HopsTrajectory)
Each dictionary of parameters is detailed further in the documentation of the subclasses listed in the Hops System section below. Once an instance of the HopsTrajectory class is created there are three methods that the user will want to call:
make_adaptive(delta_h, delta_s)
initialize(psi_0)
propagate(t_advance, tau)
Make_adaptive() transforms a not-yet-initialized HOPS trajectory from a standard HOPS to an adaptive HOPS approach. The inputs delta_h and delta_s define the bound on the derivative error allowed for the hierarchy and state basis. The initialize() method initializes the trajectory module (whether adaptive or not) by ensuring that each sub-component is prepared for propagating a trajectory. The input psi_0 is the wave function at the initial time. Finally, propagate() performs integration along fixed time-points to propagate the wave vector. The inputs t_advance and tau correspond to the total length of the time axis of the calculation and the time step of integration, respectively.
Hops Basis¶
HopsBasis is a class that forms the basis set for a HopsTrajectory. HopsBasis contains three other classes that mediate the interaction between HopsTrajectory and HopsBasis: HopsSystem, HopsEOM, and HopsHierarchy. Every HOPS calculation is defined by these three classes.
Hops System¶
HopsSystem is a class that stores the basic information about the system and system-bath coupling. The parameters needed for HopsSystem are:
Hamiltonian - A Hamiltonian that defines the system’s time evolution in isolation
GW_sysbath - A list of parameters (g,w) that define the exponential decomposition of the correlation function
L_HIER - A list of system-bath coupling operators in the same order as GW_SYSBATH
L_NOISE – A list of system-bath coupling operators in the same order as PARAM_NOISE1
ALPHA_NOISE1 - A function that calculates the correlation function given a user-inputted function
PARAM_NOISE1 - A list of parameters defining the decomposition of Noise1
Hops Hierarchy¶
HopsHierarchy defines the representation of the hierarchy in the HOPS calculation. The parameters needed for HopsHierarchy are:
MAXHIER - The maximum depth in the hierarchy that will be kept in the calculation (must be a positive integer)
TERMINATOR - The name of the terminator condition to be used (or False if there is none. Currently, no terminators are implemented)
STATIC_FILTER - Name of filter to be used (‘Triangular’, ‘LongEdge’, or ‘Markovian’)
Hops EOM¶
HopsEOM is the class that defines the equation of motion for time-evolving the HOPS trajectory. Its primary responsibility is to define the derivative of the system state. The parameters for HopsEOM are:
TIME_DEPENDENCE – Boolean that selects whether system Hamiltonian is time-dependent
EQUATION_OF_MOTION – Name of EOM to be used (currently, only ‘LINEAR’ and ‘NORMALIZED NONLINEAR’ are supported)
ADAPTIVE_H – Boolean that selects whether the hierarchy should be adaptive
ADPATIVE_S - Boolean that selects whether the system should be adaptive
DELTA_H - The delta value (derivative error bound) for the hierarchy
DELTA_S - The delta value (derivative error bound) for the system
Hops Noise¶
HopsNoise is the class that controls a noise trajectory used in a calculation. The parameters for HopsNoise are :
SEED - An integer-valued seed for random noise or None, which will generate its own random seed that the user will not have access to
MODEL - The name of the noise model to be used (‘FFT_FILTER’, ‘ZERO’)
TLEN - The length of the time axis (units: fs)
TAU - The smallest timestep used for direct noise calculations (units: fs)
Hops Storage¶
HopsStorage is a class that is responsible for storing data for a single instance of a HopsTrajectory object. HopsStorage has no inputs. HopsStorage can store the following data
The full wave function
The true wave function
The memory terms
The time axis
The current hierarchy elements
The amount of auxiliary members being used in the hierarchy basis
The amount of states being used in the state basis
Adaptivity¶
The main draw of this software is the adaptive HOPS (adHOPS) approach. This allows us to take advantage of the locality of mesoscale open quantum systems and greatly reduce computational expense. For an in-depth look at adHOPS, please refer to [Varvelo et al.]. The derivative error bound (delta) controls the ‘amount of adaptivity in a trajectory’ with a delta value of 0 being a full HOPS trajectory. We have two delta values in MesoHOPS, DELTA_H and DELTA_S, representing the value of the adaptivity in the hierarchy basis and value of adaptivity in the state basis, respectively. Depending on the use case a user may decide to only make a single basis adaptive and leave the other basis empty (e.g., only setting the DELTA_H value) or to make both basis adaptive. The most important thing for the user to understand is that with decreasing delta the results are more accurate, but the computational cost increases. When using equal values for DELTA_H and DELTA_S, we will usually refer to the square root of the sum of these terms squared simply as “delta.”
Running a Trajectory¶
To run a trajectory, these should take the following steps:
Initialize an instance of HopsTrajectory using the parameters outlined for HopsTrajectory
Leave it as a HOPS trajectory or change to an adHOPS trajectory using make_adaptive()
Initialize the trajectory using initialize()
Decide on the time axis and time step of integration and run the trajectory using propagate()
Sample Trajectory¶
# We will be simulating a linear chain of pigments, with each pigment approximated as a two-level
# system. The chain is 4 pigments long, and the excitation begins on the 3rd pigment.
# Import statements
import os
import numpy as np
import scipy as sp
from scipy import sparse
from mesohops.dynamics.hops_trajectory import HopsTrajectory as HOPS
from mesohops.dynamics.eom_hops_ksuper import _permute_aux_by_matrix
from mesohops.dynamics.bath_corr_functions import bcf_exp, bcf_convert_sdl_to_exp
# Noise parameters
noise_param = {
"SEED": 0, # This sets the seed for the noise
"MODEL": "FFT_FILTER", # This sets the noise model to be used
"TLEN": 500.0, # Units: fs (the total time length of the noise trajectory)
"TAU": 1.0, # Units: fs (the time-step resolution of the noise trajectory
}
nsite = 4 # The number of pigments in the linear chain we are simulating
e_lambda = 50.0 # The reorganization energy in wavenumbers
gamma = 50.0 # The reorganization timescale in wavenumbers
temp = 295.0 # The temperature in Kelvin
(g_0, w_0) = bcf_convert_sdl_to_exp(e_lambda, gamma, 0.0, temp)
# Define the L operators |n><n| for each site n
loperator = np.zeros([4, 4, 4], dtype=np.float64)
gw_sysbath = []
lop_list = []
for i in range(nsite):
loperator[i, i, i] = 1.0
# Here we apply a short time correction to the correlation function
# by implementing 2 modes for each pigment:
# A Markovian mode and a non-Markovian mode. The Markovian mode is used to cancel the
# imaginary part of the non_markovian mode and quickly disappears after short time
gw_sysbath.append([g_0, w_0])
lop_list.append(sp.sparse.coo_matrix(loperator[i]))
gw_sysbath.append([-1j * np.imag(g_0), 500.0])
lop_list.append(loperator[i])
# Hamiltonian in wavenumbers
hs = np.zeros([nsite, nsite])
# Manually set the couplings between pigments. We assume each pigment is isergonic:
# that is, the diagonals of the hamiltonian are all 0.
hs[0, 1] = 40
hs[1, 0] = 40
hs[1, 2] = 10
hs[2, 1] = 10
hs[2, 3] = 40
hs[3, 2] = 40
# System parameters
sys_param = {
"HAMILTONIAN": np.array(hs, dtype=np.complex128), # the Hamiltonian we constructed
"GW_SYSBATH": gw_sysbath, # defines exponential decompositoin of correlation function
"L_HIER": lop_list, # list of L operators
"L_NOISE1": lop_list, # list of noise params associated with noise1
"ALPHA_NOISE1": bcf_exp, # function that calculates correlation function
"PARAM_NOISE1": gw_sysbath, # list of noise pararms defining decomposition of noise1
}
# EOM parameters
eom_param = {"EQUATION_OF_MOTION": "NORMALIZED NONLINEAR"} # we generally pick normalized nonlinear
# as it has better convergence properties than the linear eom
# Integration parameters
integrator_param = {"INTEGRATOR": "RUNGE_KUTTA"} # We use a Runge-Kutta method for our integrator
# Initial wave function (in the state basis, we fully populate site 3 and no others)
psi_0 = np.array([0.0] * nsite, dtype=np.complex)
psi_0[2] = 1.0
# To avoid rounding errors, we normalize the wave function
psi_0 = psi_0 / np.linalg.norm(psi_0)
t_max = 200.0 # The length of the time axis in fs
t_step = 4.0 # The time resolution in fs
delta = 1e-3 # The bound on derivative error
hops = HOPS(
sys_param,
noise_param=noise_param,
hierarchy_param={"MAXHIER": 10},
eom_param=eom_param,
)
# Make the HopsTrajectory adaptive, initialize it with the wave function and propagate it to t_max.
hops.make_adaptive(delta/np.sqrt(2), delta/np.sqrt(2))
hops.initialize(psi_0)
hops.propagate(t_max, t_step)
Analyzing Trajectories¶
Once a trajectory has been run, a user can save the data for later use or immediately analyze the data. Here is a small example on how to visualize population data from the HOPS trajectory
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# gather population and t_axis
pop = np.abs(hops.psi_traj)**2
t_axis = np.arange(0,204,4)
# plot the data
plt.plot(t_axis,pop)
plt.show()


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Umm, tried to go to the link, and it askd me to save a file... is it a 'safe' link? LOL sorry for bein paranoid but.. it is the internet!
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LOL, it's safe.
Awesome, I've been looking for something like that.
Thanks
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Umm, tried to go to the link, and it askd me to save a file... is it a 'safe' link? LOL sorry for bein paranoid but.. it is the internet!
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There is way around it.. just change the link so you do not have to download the file.. unless it is not linked to.
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- For some of the uses of your personal data (as described above) there is a legal basis under applicable data protection laws for us to use such personal data without having obtained your consent.
This includes, for example, where it is necessary for us to use the information to perform a contract with you, to keep contact with you, or take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract with you, such as provide customer-care and support services to you.
It also includes circumstances (such as we have described below) where we have a legitimate interest to use your data, provided that proper care is taken in relation to your rights and interests:
- to ensure that you know about any changes to the website or the terms of this Privacy Policy;
- to ensure that we organise our databases efficiently and understand how our clients may make contact with us, also by areas of interest;
- to carry out research and analysis of your data as this helps us understand our clients and online audience better, who they are and how they interact with us;
- to improve and ensure the security of the website (for example, for statistical, testing and analytical purposes, troubleshooting).
Retention Periods
- We will hold on to your information for no longer than is necessary keeping in mind the purpose/s (or compatible purposes) for which we first collected the data.
- We may also keep hold of some of your information if it becomes necessary or required to meet legal or regulatory requirements, resolve disputes, prevent fraud and abuse, or enforce our terms and conditions.
- As a guide:
- we will keep personal data until such time as you ask us to stop communications with you, unless we need to keep the data for longer;
- we may keep certain categories of personal data for longer in order to meet any legal or regulatory requirements, or to resolve a legal dispute;
- and, we may keep different types of personal data for different lengths of time if required by law.
You may obtain more information as to the retention periods or the criteria used by us to determine the retention periods by getting in touch here or by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Children Under 18
If you are aged 18 or under, please get your parent/guardian’s permission before you provide any personal information to us.
We will need to process personal data relating to parents or guardians in that case – and we may also need to request for verification documentation to ensure that consent is given or authorised by the holder of parental responsibility.
Sharing your information
We do not, and will not, sell any of your personal data to any third party – including your name, address, email address or any other personal information. It is not our business to do so – and we want to earn your trust and confidence.
- However, we share your data with the following categories of companies as an essential part of being able to provide our services to you, as set out in this statement:
- Credit reference agencies, law enforcement and fraud prevention agencies, so we can help tackle fraud.
- Other companies that you may approve.
- In most circumstances we will not disclose personal data without consent. However there may be occasions where we might have to – e.g. with a court order, to comply with legal requirements and satisfy a legal request, for the proper administration of justice, to protect your vital interests, to fulfil your requests, to safeguard the integrity of the relevant website/s operated by us or by such related entities or subsidiaries, or in the event of a corporate sale, merger, reorganisation, dissolution or similar event involving us and/or our subsidiaries and related entities.
- When we do share data, we do so on an understanding with the other entities that the data is to be used only for the purposes for which we originally intended – again, we don’t want you to have any surprises.
- We may also provide third parties with aggregated but anonymised information and analytics about our customers and, before we do so, we will make sure that it does not identify you. Anonymous information means it is anonymous.
- If we ever have to share data with entities that are outside of the EEA, we will be sure to do so in a manner that complies with the requirements established by the GDPR
Marketing Messages
We would normally communicate to you about products or services – we understand that you would be interested in receiving this information as it is of use with the product or service. But rest assured, you can ask us to stop.
Also, if you have said we can (i.e. you gave us your clear confirmation), we will send you marketing messages by email, to keep you aware of what we’re up to and to help you see and find our products.
How to stop marketing messages from us
You can stop receiving marketing messages from us at any time through any of the following methods:
- By clicking on the ‘unsubscribe’ link in any email we send you
- By getting in touch here or by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Once you do this, we will ensure that you don’t receive further marketing messages. Please note that, it might take a few days for all our systems to be updated, so you might get messages from us while we process your request.
Cookies
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file (typically numbers and letters) that is downloaded onto ‘terminal equipment’ (e.g. your computer or smartphone) when you (or someone else) access a website using that device. Cookies are then sent back to originating website on each subsequent visit – and they are useful because they allow a website to recognize a user’s device and store some information about your preferences or past actions.
Some cookies are needed for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network – others may be necessary for the provision of a service over the internet, in which case they have to be used.
Other cookies may be desirable to improve your experience, in which case we will ask you for your consent to use them.
How do you change your cookie settings?
To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage and delete them, visit www.aboutcookies.org or www.allaboutcookies.org.
Other Passive Information which we collect
Apart from the information you provide us with when using our Website, other information is passively collected from you (without you actively furnishing such information) when you navigate through the website. We use various technologies and navigational data collection methods to gather such passive information for various reasons, for example to track how many visitors access our website, the date and time of their visit, the length of their stay and which pages they view. The passive information also aids us to determine which web browsers our visitors use and the address from which they accessed our website – for instance if they connect to our Website through clicking on one of our banner ads. This technology does not identify you personally.
Such passively collected information may be used and combined to improve our services to website visitors, customise the website based on your preferences, compile and analyse statistics and trends of our visitors and their use of the sites operated by us and our related entities or subsidiaries. Together with our related entities and subsidiaries we will use this information and share it with third parties to improve the content, functionality and administration of our websites, to better understand our customers and markets, and to improve our products and services.
We assure you that, unless you have consented, such passive information shall not be combined with personally identifiable information collected elsewhere by our website or respective sites operated by our related entities or subsidiaries.
Vacancies – Job Applicants
Our website includes a section with which candidates may submit their information for vacancies we have.
We are the data controller for the information you provide during the process unless otherwise stated. If you have any queries about the process or how we handle your information please get in touch here or by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>What will we do with the information you provide to us?
All of the information you provide during the process will only be used for the purpose of progressing your application, or to fulfil legal or regulatory requirements if necessary.
We will not share any of the information you provide during the recruitment process with any third parties for marketing purposes or store any of your information outside of the European Economic Area. The information you provide will be held securely by us and/or our data processors whether the information is in electronic or physical format.
We will use the contact details you provide to us to contact you to progress your application. We will use the other information you provide to assess your suitability for the role you have applied for.
What information do we ask for, and why?
We do not collect more information than we need to fulfil our stated purposes and will not retain it for longer than is necessary. The information we ask for is used to assess your suitability for employment.
You don’t have to provide what we ask for but it might affect your application if you don’t.
Application stage & Short Listing
If you use our online application system, this will be collected by our Directors as listed on the Registry of Companies within the Malta Financial Services Authority.
We ask you for your personal details including name and contact details as well as your CV to be uploaded onto our system. Such information will typically include background information about your previous experience, education, referees and for answers to questions relevant to the role you have applied for. Our recruitment team will have access to all of this information.
- Shortlisting
Our hiring managers shortlist applications for interview. They will be provided with your name or contact details.
- Assessments
We might ask you to participate in further recruitment tests or occupational personality profile questionnaires; and/or to attend an interview – or a combination of these. Information will be generated by you and by us and if so, this information is held by us for the recruitment exercise and perhaps after if you are selected.
If we make a conditional offer of employment we may ask you for information so that we can carry out pre-employment checks – which may be required to seek assurance as to trustworthiness, integrity and reliability and the possibility to work in Malta. Further processing of your information would be required if we are to apply for a work permit.
Depending on the job requirements, you may be required to provide: Proof of your identity; Proof of your qualifications; Police Conduct; declaration to declare any unspent convictions.
- We will provide your email address to the Government Recruitment Service who will contact you to complete an application for a Basic Criminal Record check via the Disclosure and Barring Service, or Access NI, which will verify your declaration of unspent convictions.
- We will contact your referees, using the details you provide in your application, directly to obtain references.
- We will also ask you to complete a questionnaire about your health. This is to establish your fitness to work.
If we make a final offer, we will also ask you for information in our ‘New Payee Registration Form’ in order to on-board you onto our payroll system, which form and information / attachments forwarded are kept by us in a secure digital and physical filing system.
Final recruitment decisions are made by hiring managers and members of our recruitment team. All of the information gathered during the application process is taken into account.
- Retention Periods
If you are unsuccessful following assessment for the position you have applied for, we may ask if you would like your details to be retained in our talent pool for a period of two (2) years. If you say yes, we may proactively contact you should any further suitable vacancies arise within that period. You may ask us to cancel this at any time – however we normally keep information about your application for at least six (6) months in case you raise any questions about the process.
If you are employed, we will keep your personal data throughout the employment and for a period after that in accordance with our HR privacy policy.
Your rights
You enjoy several rights relating to your personal information
- The right to be informed about how your personal information is being used;
We need to be clear with you about how we process your personal data. We do this through this Privacy Policy, which we will keep as up to date as possible.
- The right to access the personal information we hold about you
You can access the personal data we hold on you by getting in touch here or by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To process your request, we will ask you to send us proof of identity so that we can be sure we are releasing your personal data to the right person.
We will carry out our best efforts to process your request within one (1) month or, if the request is particularly complex, two (2) months. We can provide you with a copy of your personal data in electronic format or hard copy.
If we consider the frequency of your requests as being unreasonable, we may refuse to comply with your request. In those circumstances, if you disagree, you can complain to the data protection authority – in Malta, the Information and Data Protection Commissioner.
- The right to request the correction of inaccurate personal information we hold about you;
We appreciate feedback from you to ensure our records are accurate and up-to-date.
If you think that the information we hold about you is inaccurate or incomplete please ask us to correct it by getting in touch here or by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- The right to request that we delete your data, or stop processing it or collecting it;
You can ask us to delete your personal data; however, this is not an absolute right.
In spite of a request for erasure, we may be justified to keep personal data which we need to keep, e.g. (i) to comply with a legal obligation; and (ii) in relation to the exercise or defence of any legal claims.
Other than as described above, we will always comply with your request and do so promptly. We would carry out our best efforts to notify any third parties with whom we have shared your personal data about your request so that they could also comply.
- The right to stop direct marketing messages;
- The right to object to certain processing based on legitimate interest;
You have a right to object to our use of your personal information including where we use it for our legitimate interests or where we use your personal information to carry out profiling using automated means.
- The right to request human intervention if automated processing without human intervention is used to make decisions having legal or similar effects on you;
- The right to withdraw consent for other consent-based processing at any time;
- The right to request that we transfer or port elements of your data either to you or another service provider;
You have the right to move, copy or transfer your personal data from one organisation to another. If you do wish to transfer your personal data we would be happy to help.
If you ask for a data transfer, we will give you a copy of your personal data in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable form (e.g. a CSV file format). We can provide the personal data to you directly or, if you request, to another organisation.
Please note that we are not required to adopt processing systems that are compatible with another organisation, so it may be that the recipient organisation cannot automatically use the personal data we provide.
When making a transfer request, it would be helpful if you can identify exactly what personal data you wish us to transfer.
- The right to complain to your data protection regulator — in Malta – the Information and Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC)
If you want to exercise your rights, have a complaint, or just have questions, please get in touch here or by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please appreciate that the rights must be exercised within some limitation – for example, if you ask us for information we can only give you what relates to you and not what relates to other persons. When we receive requests, we may also request that you identify yourself and provide documentation or information for verification (we would not want to disclose information to the wrong person). Unreasonable requests may be subjected to a reasonable fee or refusal to respond.
Security of your Personal Data
Security of your personal data is very important to us.
Where it’s appropriate, our website uses HTTPS to help keep information about you secure. However, no data transmission over the internet can be guaranteed to be totally secure.
You may complete a registration process when you sign up to use parts of the websites. This may include the creation of a username, password and/or other identification information. Any such details should be kept confidential by you and should not be disclosed to or shared with anyone.
Where you do disclose any of these details, you are solely responsible for all activities undertaken where they are used.
Whenever you create a password, then to protect your account you should choose a strong password, meaning it should be lengthy and include a mixture of letters and numbers with mix of CAPS.
We do our best to keep the information you disclose to us secure. However, we can’t guarantee or warrant the security of any information which you send to us.
Security measures which have implemented to secure information transmitted over our website or stored on our systems include the following
- Use of secure servers;
- Use of firewalls;
- Use of encryption;
- Physical access controls at our server room;
- Information access controls;
- Use of back-up systems.
Please understand, however, that no system is perfect or can guarantee that unauthorised access or theft will not occur
Changes to how we protect your privacy
Our website is continually under review – new functions and features are periodically added and improved to interface, thus changes to our privacy policy may be required from time to time.
We therefore encourage you to check our privacy policy on a frequent basis.
Links to Other Websites
This privacy notice does not cover the links within this site linking to other websites which are not controlled by us. We are not responsible for the collection or use of your personal information from these third-party websites.
Therefore, we encourage you to read the privacy statements on the other websites you visit.
How to contact us
We are always happy to hear from you, whether to make a suggestion but especially if you feel we can do better.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, or if you wish to make a complaint about how we have handled your personal information, please get in touch here or by sending an email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or by mail to Tower Foods Ltd with its registered and business address at Tower Supermarket, High street, Sliema, Malta. We have appointed a Data Protection Officer who may be contacted here: info@towersupermarket.com


EASTER 4 TUESDAY
Entrance Antiphon
Let us rejoice and be glad and give glory to God, for the Lord our God the Almighty reigns, alleluia.
Collect
Grant, we pray, almighty God, that celebrating the mysteries of the Lord’s Resurrection, we may merit to receive the joy of our redemption. Through our Lord...
FIRST READING Acts 11:19-26
A reading from the Acts of the Apostles
In those days: Those who were scattered because of
the persecution that arose over Stephen travelled as far as
The word of the Lord.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 87:1-3.4-5.6-7 (Psalm 117:1a)
R. O praise the Lord, all you nations.
Or Alleluia!
Founded by him on the holy mountain, the LORD loves
the gates of Sion, more than all the dwellings of
Jacob.
'Rahab and
R. O praise the Lord, all you nations.
In his register of peoples the LORD writes, “Here
was this one born.” The singers cry out in chorus, “In you, all find their
home.”
R. O praise the Lord, all you nations.
ALLELUIA John 10:27
R. Alleluia. My sheep hear my voice, says the Lord; and I know them, and they follow me. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL John 10:22-30
A reading from the holy Gospel according to John
It was the feast of the Dedication at
The Gospel of the Lord.
Prayer over the Offerings
Grant, we pray, O Lord, that we may always find delight in these paschal mysteries, so that the renewal constantly at work within us may be the cause of our unending joy. Through Christ our Lord
Communion Antiphon
The Christ had to suffer and rise from the dead, and so enter into his glory, alleluia.
Prayer after Communion
Hear, O Lord, our prayers, that this most holy exchange, by which you have redeemed us, may bring your help in this present life and ensure for us eternal gladness. Through Christ our Lord.


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I am currently a Founding Engineer at Kaizen Labs, where our team works together to build software for cities around country.
Previously, I studied EECS at UC Berkeley, where I co-founded and served as Vice President of Robotics at Berkeley, served as CTO of the ASUC, Berkeley's student government,
and researched at both UCSF Bove Lab and the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory. I absolutely love working with my friends in this space; therefore, I am not
looking at new job opportunities at this time.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, running, hiking, skiing, practicing guitar, cooking new recipes, and practicing my Spanish.
Please feel to reach out to me if you would like to grab coffee and chat!


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# File app/controllers/admin/projects_controller.rb, line 4 def index @projects = Project.scoped @projects = @projects.where(namespace_id: params[:namespace_id]) if params[:namespace_id].present? @projects = @projects.where(namespace_id: nil) if params[:namespace_id] == Namespace.global_id @projects = @projects.search(params[:name]) if params[:name].present? @projects = @projects.includes(:namespace).order("namespaces.path, projects.name ASC").page(params[:page]).per(20) end
show()
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# File app/controllers/admin/projects_controller.rb, line 12 def show @users = User.active @users = @users.not_in_project(@project) if @project.users.present? @users = @users.all end
team_update()
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# File app/controllers/admin/projects_controller.rb, line 21 def team_update @project.add_users_ids_to_team(params[:user_ids], params[:project_access]) redirect_to [:admin, @project], notice: 'Project was successfully updated.' end
update()
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Source: show
# File app/controllers/admin/projects_controller.rb, line 27 def update status = ProjectUpdateContext.new(project, current_user, params).execute(:admin) if status redirect_to [:admin, @project], notice: 'Project was successfully updated.' else render action: "edit" end end
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Check your State Pension - Agent view
Postcode look up for review
3 February 2017
QQ123456C - can issue statement
Changes from previous round of testing:
- simplified flow for repeated use
- overseas and UK fields consistent layout
- postcode repeated for manual entry
- added Name and Address labels to help group fields
MVP for dev
14 December 2016
QQ123456C - can issue statement
DD678910C - can't issue, customer excluded
Prototypes
Enquiries v8
21 April 2017
- DD678910C: starting amount £84.86, has years under investigation
- FF654321B: starting amount £115.57, no years under investigation
- QQ123456C: can't do starting amount calc, has with years under investigation
Changes from previous round of testing:
- old and new rules - changes to wording, make clearer what is the total. Simpler version of "unable to calculate the starting amounts"
- years under investigation added
Enquiries v6 and v7
23 March 2017
V6 - Breakdown in separate tab
- FF654321B: at the maximum
- FF123456C: can improve forecast with gaps
Changes from previous round of testing:
- A / B versions of breakdown
Enquiries v5
2 March 2017
- FF654321B: at the maximum
- NK678910D: MQP can't get any pension
- NT678910A: MQP will get full amount
- DD678910C: MQP may get some by filling gaps
- ZZ345678A: MQP can improve forecast with gaps
- QQ123456C: will reach max by contributing
- FF123456C: can improve forecast with gaps
- BG345678A: can't improve with future years, can by filling gaps
Changes from previous round of testing:
- more scenarios
- changes to NI record labelling of payable and non-payable years
- 2nd print button added to print page
Enquiries v4
17 February 2017
QQ123456C - shows non payable gaps
DD678910C - hide non payable gaps
Changes from previous round of testing:
- separated info to make overview page easier to scan (qualifying years, FRY)
- stripped down NI record to show shortfalls only
- used 2 column layout so more info is visible
Enquiries v3 - Forecast/NI on 1 page
February 10 2017
QQ123456C - can improve with gapsDD678910C - can't improve pension
Changes from previous round of testing:
- simplified layout and made more consistent between scenarios
- used 2 column layout so more info is visible
Enquiries v2 - Forecast/NI on tabs
February 10 2017
QQ123456C - can improve with gapsDD678910C - can't improve pension
Changes from previous round of testing:
- simplified layout and made more consistent between scenarios
- use tabs to toggle between forecast and NI record
Enquiries v1
19 December 2016
NINO search then Forecast/Enquiry option
Forecast/Enquiry option then NINO search
QQ123456C - will get the full amount by contributing
GG678910C - can improve forecast by filling gaps
Changes from previous round of testing:
Different journeys to test which was clearer and simpler for agent
Contingency test v4
Changes from previous round of testing:
- Back button added
- Some text changes - declaration before creating PDF
Contingency test v3 - postcode look up
19 December 2016
Alternative layout for postcode search
Changes from previous round of testing:
- simplified end print screens
- postcode look up
Contingency test v2
5 December 2016
Changes from previous round of testing:
Simplified print flow.
Contingency test - with CIS intergration
24 November 2016
Unable to retrieve personal data from CIS. Prototypes to test the manual entry journey and fake OLE screens
MVP - check details and issue statement
10 October 2016
NINO search > check details > check address > produce paper statement
QQ123456C - can issue statement
DD678910C - can't issue, customer excluded
CD654321C - name change
NT109876C
- address change
FF123456C special customer record
Changes from last round of testing
Alternative end pages (shows customer details/finish button)
Name/DOB incorrect
Address incorrect
Excluded
Forecast sent
Service with CIS integration
Prototypes of service with CIS integration and security questions


public interface SocketOptions
The methods and constants which specify options in this interface are for implementation only. If you're not subclassing SocketImpl or DatagramSocketImpl, you won't use these directly. There are type-safe methods to get/set each of these options in Socket, ServerSocket, DatagramSocket and MulticastSocket.
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IP_MULTICAST_IF
Set which outgoing interface on which to send multicast packets.
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static int |
IP_MULTICAST_IF2
Same as above.
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static int |
IP_MULTICAST_LOOP
This option enables or disables local loopback of multicast datagrams.
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IP_TOS
This option sets the type-of-service or traffic class field
in the IP header for a TCP or UDP socket.
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static int |
SO_BINDADDR
Fetch the local address binding of a socket (this option cannot
be "set" only "gotten", since sockets are bound at creation time,
and so the locally bound address cannot be changed).
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SO_BROADCAST
Sets SO_BROADCAST for a socket.
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SO_KEEPALIVE
When the keepalive option is set for a TCP socket and no data
has been exchanged across the socket in either direction for
2 hours (NOTE: the actual value is implementation dependent),
TCP automatically sends a keepalive probe to the peer.
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SO_LINGER
Specify a linger-on-close timeout.
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SO_OOBINLINE
When the OOBINLINE option is set, any TCP urgent data received on
the socket will be received through the socket input stream.
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static int |
SO_RCVBUF
Set a hint the size of the underlying buffers used by the
platform for incoming network I/O.
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static int |
SO_REUSEADDR
Sets SO_REUSEADDR for a socket.
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static int |
SO_SNDBUF
Set a hint the size of the underlying buffers used by the
platform for outgoing network I/O.
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static int |
SO_TIMEOUT
Set a timeout on blocking Socket operations:
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static int |
TCP_NODELAY
Disable Nagle's algorithm for this connection.
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getOption(int optID)
Fetch the value of an option.
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setOption(int optID,
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@Native static final int TCP_NODELAY
Valid for TCP only: SocketImpl.
@Native static final int SO_BINDADDR
This option must be specified in the constructor.
Valid for: SocketImpl, DatagramSocketImpl
@Native static final int SO_REUSEADDR
Valid for: DatagramSocketImpl
@Native static final int SO_BROADCAST
@Native static final int IP_MULTICAST_IF
Valid for Multicast: DatagramSocketImpl
@Native static final int IP_MULTICAST_IF2
@Native static final int IP_MULTICAST_LOOP
@Native static final int IP_TOS
@Native static final int SO_LINGER
Valid only for TCP: SocketImpl
@Native static final int SO_TIMEOUT
ServerSocket.accept(); SocketInputStream.read(); DatagramSocket.receive();
The option must be set prior to entering a blocking operation to take effect. If the timeout expires and the operation would continue to block, java.io.InterruptedIOException is raised. The Socket is not closed in this case.
Valid for all sockets: SocketImpl, DatagramSocketImpl
@Native static final int SO_SNDBUF
@Native static final int SO_RCVBUF
@Native static final int SO_KEEPALIVE
@Native static final int SO_OOBINLINE
void setOption(int optID, Object value) throws SocketException
SocketImpl s; ... s.setOption(SO_LINGER, new Integer(10)); // OK - set SO_LINGER w/ timeout of 10 sec. s.setOption(SO_LINGER, new Double(10)); // ERROR - expects java.lang.IntegerIf the requested option is binary, it can be set using this method by a java.lang.Boolean:
s.setOption(TCP_NODELAY, new Boolean(true)); // OK - enables TCP_NODELAY, a binary option
s.setOption(TCP_NODELAY, new Boolean(false)); // OK - disables TCP_NODELAY s.setOption(SO_LINGER, new Boolean(false)); // OK - disables SO_LINGER
optID
- identifies the optionvalue
- the parameter of the socket optionSocketException
- if the option is unrecognized,
the socket is closed, or some low-level error occurredgetOption(int)
Object getOption(int optID) throws SocketException
SocketImpl s; ... Boolean noDelay = (Boolean)(s.getOption(TCP_NODELAY)); if (noDelay.booleanValue()) { // true if TCP_NODELAY is enabled... ... }
For options that take a particular type as a parameter, getOption(int) will return the parameter's value, else it will return java.lang.Boolean(false):
Object o = s.getOption(SO_LINGER); if (o instanceof Integer) { System.out.print("Linger time is " + ((Integer)o).intValue()); } else { // the true type of o is java.lang.Boolean(false); }
optID
- an int
identifying the option to fetchSocketException
- if the socket is closedSocketException
- if optID is unknown along the
protocol stack (including the SocketImpl)setOption(int, java.lang.Object)
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Of course.
| Saxons | |
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| Monarch | Reign |
| Edward the Confessor | 1042-1066 |
| Harold II | 1066 |
| House of Normandy | |
| Monarch | Reign |
| William I | 1066-1087 |
| William II | 1087-1100 |
| Henry I | 1100-1135 |
| Stephen | 1135-1154 |
Sometimes a table has a heading cell that spans the distance of
several data cells, such as the table at the right.
A cell can be made to span two columns by putting the
the attribute colspan="2"
inside a
tag (or a
tag).
For example,
the "Saxons" row of the table was done like this:

 Saxons

This also illustrates that you can align the individual elements within their cells with an align attribute.
It is also possible to tell a cell to span two or more rows
using the rowspan=""
attribute.
And, and individual cell can span multiple rows and multiple
columns by including both the colspan and the rowspan attribue.
There are many other interesting things you can do with tables. For example, you can have a complete table as a data item for a cell of an outer table.


| Book of Mormon |
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1 And now I, Jacob, speak unto you again, my beloved
brethren, concerning this righteous branch of which I have spoken.
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2 For behold, the promises which we have obtained are
promises unto us according to the flesh; wherefore, as it has been shown unto
me that many of our children shall perish in the flesh because of unbelief,
nevertheless, God will be merciful unto many; and our children shall be
restored, that they may come to that which will give them the true knowledge
of their Redeemer.
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3 Wherefore, as I said unto you, it must needs be
expedient that Christ—for in the last night the angel spake unto me that
this should be his name—should come among the Jews, among those who are
the more wicked part of the world; and they shall crucify him—for thus it
behooveth our God, and there is none other nation on earth that would crucify
their God.
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Though “Christ” was used as part of the name “Jesus
Christ” in the New Testament, “Christ” is not a name. It comes from the Greek
“Christos” which is a title meaning “anointed” or “anointed one.” And, notice
how “Christ” is used in verse 7 of this chapter: “they shall believe . . .
that I am Christ.” I doubt anyone is seriously claiming that this says there
will come a day when they believe he is the guy with this name. It seems
obvious that the verse means there will be a day when they believe in his
divinity, in his role as Messiah.
But, according to this verse, an angel provided to an ancient Jew this Greek
title as a name of the Messiah. To argue that he really meant “title” instead
of “name” would be to argue that the title “anointed one” was unknown to
Jacob until the night before when the angel told him this. The problem would
be that the word “Messiah” is used often prior to this point in the book. See
Lehi’s preaching to Jacob of the Messiah in 2Ne 2:6.
Another problem is that the 1830 version of the Book of
Mormon actually uses the term or name “Jesus Christ” in 1 Ne 12:18—at least
33 years before the “name” of Christ is revealed to Jacob according to the
time frame indicated in the chapter summaries (p. 28, www.josephsmithpapers.org/paper-summary/book-of-mormon-1830/34).
How does this happen when the translation process provides
Joseph the Book of Mormon text word-for-word as described by Emma Smith:
“When my husband was translating the Book of Mormon, I
wrote a part of it, as he dictated each sentence, word for word, and when he
came to proper names he could not pronounce, or long words, he spelled them
out, and while I was writing them, if I made any mistake in spelling, he
would stop me and correct my spelling (www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/ensign/1993/07/a-treasured-testament).
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4 For should the mighty miracles be wrought among other
nations they would repent, and know that he be their God.
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5 But because of priestcrafts and iniquities, they at
Jerusalem will stiffen their necks against him, that he be crucified.
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6 Wherefore, because of their iniquities, destructions,
famines, pestilences, and bloodshed shall come upon them; and they who shall
not be destroyed shall be scattered among all nations.
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7 But behold, thus saith the Lord God: When the day cometh
that they shall believe in me, that I am Christ, then have I covenanted with
their fathers that they shall be restored in the flesh, upon the earth, unto
the lands of their inheritance.
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8 And it shall come to pass that they shall be gathered in
from their long dispersion, from the isles of the sea, and from the four
parts of the earth; and the nations of the Gentiles shall be great in the
eyes of me, saith God, in carrying them forth to the lands of their
inheritance.
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9 Yea, the kings of the Gentiles shall be nursing fathers
unto them, and their queens shall become nursing mothers; wherefore, the
promises of the Lord are great unto the Gentiles, for he hath spoken it, and
who can dispute?
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10 But behold, this land, said God, shall be a land of
thine inheritance, and the Gentiles shall be blessed upon the land.
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11 And this land shall be a land of liberty unto the
Gentiles, and there shall be no kings upon the land, who shall raise up unto
the Gentiles.
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12 And I will fortify this land against all other nations.
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13 And he that fighteth against Zion shall perish, saith
God.
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14 For he that raiseth up a king against me shall perish,
for I, the Lord, the king of heaven, will be their king, and I will be a
light unto them forever, that hear my words.
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15 Wherefore, for this cause, that my covenants may be
fulfilled which I have made unto the children of men, that I will do unto
them while they are in the flesh, I must needs destroy the secret works of
darkness, and of murders, and of abominations.
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16 Wherefore, he that fighteth against Zion, both Jew and
Gentile, both bond and free, both male and female, shall perish; for they are
they who are the whore of all the earth; for they who are not for me are
against me, saith our God.
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17 For I will fulfil my promises which I have made unto
the children of men, that I will do unto them while they are in the flesh—
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18 Wherefore, my beloved brethren, thus saith our God: I
will afflict thy seed by the hand of the Gentiles; nevertheless, I will
soften the hearts of the Gentiles, that they shall be like unto a father to
them; wherefore, the Gentiles shall be blessed and numbered among the house
of Israel.
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19 Wherefore, I will consecrate this land unto thy seed,
and them who shall be numbered among thy seed, forever, for the land of their
inheritance; for it is a choice land, saith God unto me, above all other
lands, wherefore I will have all men that dwell thereon that they shall
worship me, saith God.
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All these people of the House of Israel brought to the Americas and the isles
of the sea who have left no trace—nothing!
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20 And now, my beloved brethren, seeing that our merciful
God has given us so great knowledge concerning these things, let us remember
him, and lay aside our sins, and not hang down our heads, for we are not cast
off; nevertheless, we have been driven out of the land of our inheritance;
but we have been led to a better land, for the Lord has made the sea our
path, and we are upon an isle of the sea.
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Annotation for 2 Ne 10:19-22 above
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21 But great are the promises of the Lord unto them who
are upon the isles of the sea; wherefore as it says isles, there must needs
be more than this, and they are inhabited also by our brethren.
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Annotation for 2 Ne 10:19-22 above
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22 For behold, the Lord God has led away from time to time
from the house of Israel, according to his will and pleasure. And now behold,
the Lord remembereth all them who have been broken off, wherefore he
remembereth us also.
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Annotation for 2 Ne 10:19-22 above
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23 Therefore, cheer up your hearts, and remember that ye
are free to act for yourselves—to choose the way of everlasting death
or the way of eternal life.
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2 Ne 10:23, 25
The qualifier for death here is “everlasting.” One is left
to wonder what that means exactly since according to D&C 19:6-12 the
words “endless” and “eternal” do not mean without end when it comes to
“endless torment” or “eternal damnation”. These verses in the D&C explain
that “endless” and “eternal” are used because, “it is more express than other
scriptures, that it might work upon the hearts of the children of men.” When
people read these words in the Book of Mormon, how do they likely understand
the words “endless” and “eternal”? Is this honest communication if D&C 19
reveals the actual meaning of these words? Does “everlasting” also not mean
without end?
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24 Wherefore, my beloved brethren, reconcile yourselves to
the will of God, and not to the will of the devil and the flesh; and
remember, after ye are reconciled unto God, that it is only in and through
the grace of God that ye are saved.
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25 Wherefore, may God raise you from death by the power of
the resurrection, and also from everlasting death by the power of the
atonement, that ye may be received into the eternal kingdom of God, that ye
may praise him through grace divine. Amen.
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Annotation for 2 Ne 10:23, 25 above
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The btPoolAllocator class allows to efficiently allocate a large pool of objects, instead of dynamically allocating them separately.
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#include <btPoolAllocator.h>
The btPoolAllocator class allows to efficiently allocate a large pool of objects, instead of dynamically allocating them separately.
Definition at line 23 of file btPoolAllocator.h.
◆ btPoolAllocator()
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Keraflow
Deep Learning for Python.
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Building block of a model. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | set_trainable_params |
| Register the layer's trainable parameters. More... | |
| def | input_dimension |
| Return the expected dimension of input tensor. More... | |
| def | check_input_shape |
| Check if the input shape(s) are valid. More... | |
| def | init_param |
| Initializes trainable parameter(s) of the layer. More... | |
| def | output |
| Calculates the output tensor of the layer given the input tensor(s). More... | |
| def | output_shape |
| Calculates the shape of the output tensor given the shape of the input tensor(s). More... | |
| def | support_mask |
| Whether the layer supports to carry on to the output tensor the mask embedded in input tensor. More... | |
| def | pack_init_param |
| Check keraflow.utils.generic_utils.serialize. | |
| def | get_tensor_shape |
| Get the shape of a tensor. More... | |
| def | get_weights |
| Gets trainable parameter name, value (numpy arrays) pairs. More... | |
| def | embed |
| Embeds the target layer such that its trainable parameters (along with regularizers and constraints on the parameters) are treated as the host layer's parameters and are updated during traing process. More... | |
| def | __call__ |
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| def | unpack_init_param |
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Building block of a model.
A Layer transform input Kensor (s) into an output Kensor. The transformation could be one-to-one or many-to-one.
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| regularizers | dict/list of regularizer instance(s)/str(alias names of regurizers). The regularizers of the parameters of the layer. |
| constraints | dict/list of constraint instance(s)/str(alias names of constraints). The constraints of the parameters of the layer. |
Trainable parameters of a Layer will be defined in a certain order (check init of each layer). For assigning initial_weights
, regularizers
, constraints
, the following rules apply:
initial_weights
, passing a single numpy array (or Nd list, will be casted into numpy array) is equivalent to passing a list with a single numpy array.| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.__call__ | ( | self, | |
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Check if the input shape(s) are valid.
Recommended to implement if inheriting MultiInputLayer (multiple inputs) to help keraflow detect incorrect input shapes. Default behaviors:
| input_shapes | tuple/list of tuple. The input shape(s) of input kensor(s) |
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.embed | ( | self, | |
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Embeds the target layer such that its trainable parameters (along with regularizers and constraints on the parameters) are treated as the host layer's parameters and are updated during traing process.
Use it in a custmoized layer's output() function like:
| target_layer | Layer. The target layer. |
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.get_tensor_shape | ( | self, | |
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Get the shape of a tensor.
Note that the we could only get the shape if the tensor is outputted by a layer or an embedded layer.
| tensor | backend tensor. |
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.get_weights | ( | self | ) |
Gets trainable parameter name, value (numpy arrays) pairs.
The names are decided by Layer.init_param of each layer.
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.init_param | ( | self, | |
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Initializes trainable parameter(s) of the layer.
Inherited layer class should implement this function if the layer has trainable parameter(s). Always use Layer.set_trainable_params to register parameters.
| input_shape | list of tuple(s). |
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.input_dimension | ( | self | ) |
Return the expected dimension of input tensor.
Recommended to implement if inheriting Layer (single input) to help keraflow detect incorrect input shape.
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.output | ( | self, | |
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Calculates the output tensor of the layer given the input tensor(s).
All layers must implement this function.
| input_tensors | backend tensor/list of backend tensors. |
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.output_shape | ( | self, | |
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Calculates the shape of the output tensor given the shape of the input tensor(s).
| input_shapes | tuple/list of tuple. The shape(s) of the input tensor(s). |
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.set_trainable_params | ( | self, | |
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Register the layer's trainable parameters.
Note that the order of args affect how user initialize the layer with initial_weights, regularizers, and constraints.
| args | arbitrary length of arguments in the pattern of ('param_name1': tensor1, 'param_name2': tensor2, ...) |
| def keraflow.layers.base.Layer.support_mask | ( | self | ) |
Whether the layer supports to carry on to the output tensor the mask embedded in input tensor.
If return True, the output tensor will be assigned a .keraflow_mask
attribute same as the input tensor. This mask is currently used only by recurrent layers.
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static |
Check keraflow.utils.generic_utils.unserialize.
| params | dict. The result from pack_init_param |


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Shannon Briggs claims Logan Paul will be heavyweight world champion ahead of KSI rematch
Paul takes on fellow YouTube star KSI in Los Angeles on Saturday night - and Briggs has predicted a bright future
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingLogan Paul has been backed to become a heavyweight world champion - but KSI has rubbished the idea.
The two YouTube rivals clash in their eagerly-awaited rematch here in Los Angeles on Saturday night.
The pair fought to a controversial draw last August and will now finally settle their beef in the ring.
Paul recruited former champion Shannon Briggs as his trainer - and the American has predicted a bright future for the social media influencer.
"He's going to heavyweight champion in three to five years, mark my words, I did it twice," he said.
"I got the blueprint; he is the specimen, he has the body, the agility, the athleticism, everything it takes.
"I became heavyweight champion of the world after less than 40 fights; his amateur career is going to be at home and he's going to fight pro; three to five years.
"He's young, he's 24, what's the rush? By the time he's 27 he's going to be in contention.
"Boxing changes every week, every month. A guy's the heavyweight champion and then he's gone.
"In three to five years there may be no [Deontay] Wilder, there may be no [Tyson] Fury, I'm sure there won't because they're making too much money.
"He will be around, he's doing it at home right now."
Paul insists he will pursue a career in boxing after Saturday night with Briggs claiming he will fight 10-12 times next year and again in 2021.
The American also wants to try his hand at mixed martial arts having wrestled at college in Ohio.
KSI - real name Olajide William Olatunji - also plans to fight on after his clash with Paul at the Staples Center.
But he has set his sights considerably lower than his rival's.
"I will continue in boxing I wont be fighting Canelo [Alvarez] or boxing champions," he said.
"I wont be like him (Logan) and vowing to fight and beat Anthony Joshua.
"I can be smart with it; next I'll fight a proper pro who will be alright. I'll beat him and then build the card around that. I can do that easily in the UK."


Happy, Texas (1999) Reviewed by Christian Pyle Directed by Mark Illsley Written by Ed Stone, Mark Illsley, and Phil Reeves Starring Jeremy Northam, Steve Zahn, Ally Walker, Illeana Douglas, and William H. Macy Grade: C
Small-time crooks Harry Sawyer (Jeremy Northam) and Wayne Wayne Wayne Jr. (Steve Zahn) bust out of jail and steal an RV. The RV, it turns out belongs to David and Steven, a gay couple who go from town to town organizing beauty pageants. Harry and Wayne find themselves escorted to David and Steven's next destination -- Happy, Texas -- where Harry and Wayne have to take over the task of organizing a pageant for little girls. Wayne gets the job of teaching the girls to sing and dance, while Harry romances the owner of the local bank, Jo McLintock (Ally Walker of TV's "Profiler"), with the goal of ripping off the bank.  Wayne has a romance of his own with the kids' teacher (Illeana Douglas). Meanwhile, the law (Ron Perlman) and an enemy from prison (M.C. Gainey) are gaining on the boys.
Despite this movie's quirky indie vibe, at heart it's painfully mainstream. Its plot is derived from the same formula as "Houseguest," "Sister Act," and "Blue Steak": the hero has to pretend to be someone he's not in order to hide out, and in the process he changes his life and the lives of those around him. That plot is tame and predictable, I hoped that Harry and Wayne would actually rob the bank and skip town, leaving devastation in their wake. Instead, everything goes pretty much as you'd expect.
The most redeeming feature of "Happy" is the performance of Macy.  A lesser actor would have reduced Chappy to a cartoon of masculinity, but Macy makes Chappy a fully-rounded, believable, and sympathetic character. When Chappy's heart is inevitably broken, the scene is devastating. Macy's work also keeps "Happy" from being just a homophobic gag, an updated version of the men-in-dresses motif of "Some Like It Hot."
Sporting a thick drawl, Zahn wrings all the humor he can out of the script as his character becomes increasingly obsessed with teaching his young charges to strut their stuff. Northam is a fine actor -- he outacted the overrated Rupert Everett in "An Ideal Husband" -- but "Happy" gives him nothing to work with. Likewise, Ally Walker seems to have potential, but Jo is just another "modern woman making it on her own in a provincial small town." Ho hum.
Bottom line: the gay topic may seem avant garde, but "Happy, Texas" is pure Disneyland.
© 2000 Christian L. Pyle
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