RECKON - Using the WGS-84 Earth ellipsoid, travel a given distance along a given azimuth starting at a given initial point, and return the endpoint within a few millimeters of accuracy, using Vincenty's algorithm. USAGE: [lat2,lon2] = vreckon(lat1, lon1, s, a12) VARIABLES: lat1 = inital latitude (degrees) lon1 = initial longitude (degrees) s = distance (meters) a12 = intial azimuth (degrees) lat2, lon2 = second point (degrees) a21 = reverse azimuth (degrees), at final point facing back toward the intial point Original algorithm source: T. Vincenty, "Direct and Inverse Solutions of Geodesics on the Ellipsoid with Application of Nested Equations", Survey Review, vol. 23, no. 176, April 1975, pp 88-93. Available at: http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/PUBS_LIB/inverse.pdf Notes: (1) The Vincenty reckoning algorithm was transcribed verbatim into JavaScript by Chris Veness. It was modified and translated to Matlab by Michael Kleder. Mr. Veness's website is: http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/latlong-vincenty-direct.html (2) Error correcting code, polar error corrections, WGS84 ellipsoid parameters, testing, and comments by Michael Kleder. (3) By convention, when starting at a pole, the longitude of the initial point (otherwise meaningless) determines the longitude line along which to traverse, and hence the longitude of the final point. (4) The convention noted in (3) above creates a discrepancy with VDIST when the the intial or final point is at a pole. In the VDIST function, when traversing from a pole, the azimuth is 0 when heading away from the south pole and 180 when heading away from the north pole. In contrast, this VRECKON function uses the azimuth as noted in (3) above when traversing away form a pole. (5) In testing, where the traversal subtends no more than 178 degrees, this function correctly inverts the VDIST function to within 0.2 millimeters of distance, 5e-10 degrees of forward azimuth, and 5e-10 degrees of reverse azimuth. Precision reduces as test points approach antipodal because the precision of VDIST is reduced for nearly antipodal points. (A warning is given by VDIST.) (6) Tested but no warranty. Use at your own risk. (7) Ver 1.0, Michael Kleder, November 2007
0001 function [lat2,lon2,a21] = vreckon(lat1,lon1,s,a12) 0002 % RECKON - Using the WGS-84 Earth ellipsoid, travel a given distance along 0003 % a given azimuth starting at a given initial point, and return 0004 % the endpoint within a few millimeters of accuracy, using 0005 % Vincenty's algorithm. 0006 % 0007 % USAGE: 0008 % [lat2,lon2] = vreckon(lat1, lon1, s, a12) 0009 % 0010 % VARIABLES: 0011 % lat1 = inital latitude (degrees) 0012 % lon1 = initial longitude (degrees) 0013 % s = distance (meters) 0014 % a12 = intial azimuth (degrees) 0015 % lat2, lon2 = second point (degrees) 0016 % a21 = reverse azimuth (degrees), at final point facing back toward the 0017 % intial point 0018 % 0019 % Original algorithm source: 0020 % T. Vincenty, "Direct and Inverse Solutions of Geodesics on the Ellipsoid 0021 % with Application of Nested Equations", Survey Review, vol. 23, no. 176, 0022 % April 1975, pp 88-93. 0023 % Available at: http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/PUBS_LIB/inverse.pdf 0024 % 0025 % Notes: 0026 % (1) The Vincenty reckoning algorithm was transcribed verbatim into 0027 % JavaScript by Chris Veness. It was modified and translated to Matlab 0028 % by Michael Kleder. Mr. Veness's website is: 0029 % http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/latlong-vincenty-direct.html 0030 % (2) Error correcting code, polar error corrections, WGS84 ellipsoid 0031 % parameters, testing, and comments by Michael Kleder. 0032 % (3) By convention, when starting at a pole, the longitude of the initial 0033 % point (otherwise meaningless) determines the longitude line along 0034 % which to traverse, and hence the longitude of the final point. 0035 % (4) The convention noted in (3) above creates a discrepancy with VDIST 0036 % when the the intial or final point is at a pole. In the VDIST 0037 % function, when traversing from a pole, the azimuth is 0 when 0038 % heading away from the south pole and 180 when heading away from the 0039 % north pole. In contrast, this VRECKON function uses the azimuth as 0040 % noted in (3) above when traversing away form a pole. 0041 % (5) In testing, where the traversal subtends no more than 178 degrees, 0042 % this function correctly inverts the VDIST function to within 0.2 0043 % millimeters of distance, 5e-10 degrees of forward azimuth, 0044 % and 5e-10 degrees of reverse azimuth. Precision reduces as test 0045 % points approach antipodal because the precision of VDIST is reduced 0046 % for nearly antipodal points. (A warning is given by VDIST.) 0047 % (6) Tested but no warranty. Use at your own risk. 0048 % (7) Ver 1.0, Michael Kleder, November 2007 0049 0050 % Input check: 0051 if abs(lat1)>90 0052 error('Input latitude must be between -90 and 90 degrees, inclusive.') 0053 end 0054 a = 6378137; % semimajor axis 0055 b = 6356752.31424518; % semiminor axis 0056 f = 1/298.257223563; % flattening coefficient 0057 lat1 = lat1 * .1745329251994329577e-1; % intial latitude in radians 0058 lon1 = lon1 * .1745329251994329577e-1; % intial longitude in radians 0059 % correct for errors at exact poles by adjusting 0.6 millimeters: 0060 kidx = abs(pi/2-abs(lat1)) < 1e-10; 0061 if any(kidx) 0062 lat1(kidx) = sign(lat1(kidx))*(pi/2-(1e-10)); 0063 end 0064 alpha1 = a12 * .1745329251994329577e-1; % inital azimuth in radians 0065 sinAlpha1 = sin(alpha1); 0066 cosAlpha1 = cos(alpha1); 0067 tanU1 = (1-f) * tan(lat1); 0068 cosU1 = 1 / sqrt(1 + tanU1*tanU1); 0069 sinU1 = tanU1*cosU1; 0070 sigma1 = atan2(tanU1, cosAlpha1); 0071 sinAlpha = cosU1 * sinAlpha1; 0072 cosSqAlpha = 1 - sinAlpha*sinAlpha; 0073 uSq = cosSqAlpha * (a*a - b*b) / (b*b); 0074 A = 1 + uSq/16384*(4096+uSq*(-768+uSq*(320-175*uSq))); 0075 B = uSq/1024 * (256+uSq*(-128+uSq*(74-47*uSq))); 0076 sigma = s / (b*A); 0077 sigmaP = 2*pi; 0078 while (abs(sigma-sigmaP) > 1e-12) 0079 cos2SigmaM = cos(2*sigma1 + sigma); 0080 sinSigma = sin(sigma); 0081 cosSigma = cos(sigma); 0082 deltaSigma = B*sinSigma*(cos2SigmaM+B/4*(cosSigma*(-1+... 0083 2*cos2SigmaM*cos2SigmaM)-... 0084 B/6*cos2SigmaM*(-3+4*sinSigma*sinSigma)*(-3+... 0085 4*cos2SigmaM*cos2SigmaM))); 0086 sigmaP = sigma; 0087 sigma = s / (b*A) + deltaSigma; 0088 end 0089 tmp = sinU1*sinSigma - cosU1*cosSigma*cosAlpha1; 0090 lat2 = atan2(sinU1*cosSigma + cosU1*sinSigma*cosAlpha1,... 0091 (1-f)*sqrt(sinAlpha*sinAlpha + tmp*tmp)); 0092 lambda = atan2(sinSigma*sinAlpha1, cosU1*cosSigma - ... 0093 sinU1*sinSigma*cosAlpha1); 0094 C = f/16*cosSqAlpha*(4+f*(4-3*cosSqAlpha)); 0095 L = lambda - (1-C) * f * sinAlpha * (sigma + C*sinSigma*(cos2SigmaM+... 0096 C*cosSigma*(-1+2*cos2SigmaM*cos2SigmaM))); 0097 lon2 = lon1 + L; 0098 % output degrees 0099 lat2 = rad2deg(lat2); 0100 lon2 = rad2deg(lon2); 0101 lon2 = mod(lon2,360); % follow [0,360] convention 0102 if nargout > 2 0103 a21 = atan2(sinAlpha, -tmp); 0104 a21 = 180 + rad2deg(a21); % note direction reversal 0105 a21=mod(a21,360); 0106 end 0107 0108 end % function


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Meskel, one of the major Ethiopian Orthodox festivals is celebrated for two days beginning September 26th. Legend has it that in the year 326, Queen Helena (Empress Helen)
the Mother of Constantine the Great, discovered the cross upon which Christ was crucified. Unable to find the Holy Sepulchre, she prayed for help and was directed by the
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I was aware of Effexor and was expecting him to recommend it, as I knew many people who were, or had been prescribed it for their depression/anxiety problems. I'd heard it was very hardcore, and I was against trying it at first, however I know everyone is different, and it could well be just what worked for me.
Prescribed 75mg, going straight from the Zoloft worked well with very minimal side effects. It all seemed like it could just well be 'just what the doctor ordered', so to speak. It didn't box me in emotionally as much as the Zoloft did, so that was a bonus too - I could actually cry when I felt like crying! Although, a few weeks later, the 'tolerance' that I’d built up with the Zoloft happened with the Effexor, and once again my GP up'ed my dose - to 150mg. The first week of this went well, and by now I was clearly not depressed any more, with minimal anxiety issues. But after a big weekend, I crashed big time. I slept all Sunday, not because I was down, but because I was absolutely exhausted - physically and mentally.
Once I awoke after my boyfriend forced me to get up, I flipped out totally. Stressed, anxious, very angry with a fierce temper (totally not me- almost as if I was watching myself outside my body), lacking any motivation or compassion and eventually it all ended in tears and serious suicidal thoughts which included well planned out strategies as to how I’d go about it. As if this wasn't bad enough, I was twitching, dizzy, nauseous, pounding head, frequent momentary disorientation (similar to large dose GHB come down - release of dopamine from NT's), painful muscles and shallow panicked breathing. As I was unaware of the cause of this episode, I was confused and worried I’d done some sort of permanent damage from having a small amount of cocaine and 1,4b on the weekend - nothing out of the ordinary though, I must add.
Eventually, with the support of my boyfriend, I saw my doctor as soon as I could and explained everything. He basically said there were two options - up the dose of Effexor, or wean myself off it. He was very much for upping the dose, even though he could tell I wanted to get off the stuff ASAP. As my partner was there with me, I had the confidence to stand up for myself and tell him I would be coming off it. (There was no way I’d up my dose, even if it wasn't just a typical knee-jerk reaction that narrow minded GP's tend to have, and in fact was a medically founded, proved approach.)
After working out a plan for slowly coming off it (one 75mg every day for 7 days then every other day for 6 days) I began my weaning off period. The day following not taking Effexor, has to be the weirdest feeling I’ve ever experienced. The electric shocks that some people describe when coming off Effexor were more like simultaneous pulsing of all of my pulse points in my body, combined with all of the effects mentioned above when I had my 'episode' but not quite as severe. Now I knew what caused this episode; I’d forgotten to take my daily dose of 150mg Effexor the previous day. It was awful. I had to see my GP to work out a gentler program to come off it. (However the next two days were public holidays - great timing!) He prescribed the 37.5mg Effexor and a 3 week plan to come off it very, very carefully. I'm half way through the first week, and I haven't felt the withdrawal symptoms since.
In conclusion, Effexor did help to conclude my year of anti-depressants to 'fix' myself, and helped get me out of my self-pitying cycle.
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Status: Accepted, as amended, Jan 89 X3J13Forum: Cleanup
Issue: PATHNAME-UNSPECIFIC-COMPONENT
Forum: Cleanup
References: File System Interface (pp409-427)
Category: CHANGE
Edit history: 27-Dec-88, Version 1 by Pitman
17-Mar-89, Version 2 by Masinter (as amended)
Subsumes: Issue PATHNAME-TYPE-UNSPECIFIC
Problem Description:
In some file systems, it is inappropriate to represent particular
pathname components, either all the time or in some specialized
circumstance.
- Unix pathnames never have a version field.
- In some file systems, specifying a device and a directory means
something very different than specifying the device alone,
particularly when the device is a "logical device" that may
already imply a directory.
- Some Unix pathnames have types and others do not. For example,
it is possible to make files named "foo." and "foo" which are
distinct. CLtL (p412) specifies that the type is ``always a
string, NIL, or :WILD.'' This description is too restrictive
to be practical in this case. One of these (usually the former)
can get a type of "" but it is not clear how to represent the
other. If NIL is used, merging primitives cannot detect that the
field is filled and should not be merged against.
- ITS pathnames have either a version or a type, but never both.
"JOE;FILE 32" has a directory, a name, and a version.
"JOE;FILE TEXT" has a directory, a name, and a type.
"JOE;FILE TEXT 32" is not a possible ITS filename.
Proposal (PATHNAME-UNSPECIFIC-COMPONENT:NEW-TOKEN):
Permit :UNSPECIFIC as a value of any field of a pathname,
including the HOST, DEVICE, DIRECTORY, NAME, TYPE, or
VERSION field of a pathname, for file systems in which it makes sense.
The results of supplying :UNSPECIFIC to a file system for which
it does not make sense are undefined.
When a pathname is converted to a namestring, NIL and :UNSPECIFIC
are treated as if the field were empty. That is, they both cause the
component not to appear in the string.
When merging, however, only a NIL value for a component will be
replaced with the default for that component, while :UNSPECIFIC
will be left alone as if the field were filled.
Portable programs should expect to find :UNSPECIFIC in the device,
directory, type, or version field in some implementations.
Portable programs should not explicitly place :UNSPECIFIC in any
field, since that it might not be permitted in some situations,
but portable programs may sometimes do so implicitly.
Test Case:
;; #1: Non-portable code. This may signal an error in some
;; implementations where an unspecific type makes no sense.
(MAKE-PATHNAME :TYPE :UNSPECIFIC) ;not portable
;; #2: In this example, assume a Unix file system.
(PATHNAME-TYPE (PARSE-NAMESTRING "foo."))
=> ""
(PATHNAME-TYPE (PARSE-NAMESTRING "foo"))
=> :UNSPECIFIC
(PATHNAME-TYPE (MERGE-PATHNAMES (PARSE-NAMESTRING "foo")
(MAKE-PATHNAME :TYPE "BAR")))
=> :UNSPECIFIC
;; #3: In this example, assume an ITS file system.
(LET ((P (PARSE-NAMESTRING "FOO 32")))
(LIST (PATHNAME-TYPE P) (PATHNAME-VERSION P)))
=> (:UNSPECIFIC 32)
(LET ((P (PARSE-NAMESTRING "FOO TEXT")))
(LIST (PATHNAME-TYPE P) (PATHNAME-VERSION P)))
=> ("TEXT" :UNSPECIFIC)
(LET ((P (MERGE-PATHNAMES (PARSE-NAMESTRING "FOO 32")
(PARSE-NAMESTRING "FOO TEXT"))))
(LIST (PATHNAME-TYPE P) (PATHNAME-VERSION P)))
=> (:UNSPECIFIC 32)
;; Note: It is not the intent of this proposal to actually legislate
;; the canonical representation of Unix pathnames "foo." and "foo",
;; nor of ITS pathnames "FOO 32" and "FOO TEXT". That should probably
;; be done, but under separate cover. The above examples are intended
;; only to demonstrate how this proposal will permit the representation
;; of pathnames not usefully representable under CLtL.
Rationale:
This is, by necessity, current practice in some implementations
already.
Current Practice:
Symbolics Genera uses a file types and versions of :UNSPECIFIC on
Unix and ITS file systems, for example.
Cost to Implementors:
None. No change to any implementation is forced.
Some implementations which already do this are legitimized.
Some implementations which use a non-standard token other than
:UNSPECIFIC to implement this functionality would want to switch
to use :UNSPECIFIC so that portable programs could expect it.
Cost to Users:
Some programs which manipulate pathnames should be updated to expect
:UNSPECIFIC in the type fields in some situations.
Any program which doesn't already expect :UNSPECIFIC is already not really
portable, however, given that some implementations have been forced to
go beyond the standard in order to represent all possible pathnames.
Cost of Non-Adoption:
Some implementations would be unable to both represent all possible
pathnames in a rational way and at the same time to conform to the
standard. Such an inability would seriously jeopardize the usefulness
of Common Lisp in the design of serious programs.
Benefits:
Some programs involving pathnames would be more portable.
Aesthetics:
Sweeping a hairy situation under the rug doesn't make it go away.
This change makes things appear less simple, but since in reality
they were less simple, it is effectively a simplification of the
correspondence between the CL model and reality.
Discussion:
Pitman and Moon support PATHNAME-TYPE-UNSPECIFIC:NEW-TOKEN.
This feature existed (for types) in the Colander draft edition of
CLtL, but was removed for the Laser edition. The following text is
excerpted from the Colander edition, p259:
``??? Query: Is :unspecific really needed over and above nil?
``A component of a pathname can also be the keyword
:UNSPECIFIC. This means that the component has been explicitly
determined not to be there, as opposed to be missing. One way
this can occur is with generic pathnames, which refer not to
a file but to a whole family of files. The version, and usually
the type, of a generic pathname are :unspecific. Another way
:unspecific is used to represent components that are not simply
supported by a file system. When a pathname is converted to a
namestring, nil and :unspecific both cause the component not to
appear in the string. When merging, however, a nil value for
a component will be replaced with the default for that
component, while :unspecific will be left alone.''
"The stuff about generic pathnames in the discussion section
was brain damage and may have lead to the confusion that caused
:unspecific to be dropped from Common Lisp. Only the stuff about
components not supported by a file system makes sense."


nautilus-connect-server
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: 05 Jan 2008
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NAME
Nautilus Connect Server - To Access a remote serverSYNOPSIS
nautilus-connect-server [options] [URI]DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the nautilus-connect-server command.Nautilus Connect Server is the connection manager for the GNOME desktop.
You can use the file manager to access a remote server, be it an FTP site, a Windows share, a WebDav server or an SSH server.
OPTIONS
Nautilus follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.- --help
- Show a summary of options.
- --version
- Show version.
- Other standard GNOME options not listed here are also supported.
SEE ALSO
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I just tried the game today and I love it I am already lvl 12...
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1) I keep loosing stuff because items dissapear so fast
2) I feel like im stuck on the island
3) I feel like if the right amount of work was put into this it could exceed xenimus...
4) take a week off of work and add more content I want to explore and I feel like its very very limited
5) amazing job thanks


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This page is to keep you updated on important information in housekeeping.
Information like:
- Who is leading the incentive program this month?
- Did my vacation request get approved?
- And other fun facts!
Information will be displayed here.
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Here are a few forms and resources. This list is updated frequently. If there is a form you would like to see, please fill out the contact form with your name, email address, and the form you'd like to see.
- Vacation Request
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- Housekeeping Schedule
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There is an option to buy a food manufacturing business in Germany. Is this a good idea?
- Kneurr Foods is a family business supplying South Germany with sweet and savory confectionary items
- EBITDA 5M Euros
- Negotiated sale price 15M Euros
Basic Points
- Valuation: 3x EBITDA seems like a fair valuation for a food manufacturing business. Suggests that the purchase could be paid off within 3-4 years
- Market Sizing: Acquiring a facility in Germany probably means that MNI will find it easiest to launch Murray Munch in Germany. With a population of 80M this is one of the largest markets in Europe and affords access to other nearby geographies. Helpful to look more deeply into local market dynamics: e.g. trend towards growth in confectionary snacks versus healthy alternatives e.g. impact and results of product marketing
- Competition: Consider competitive dynamics in Germany. How consolidated is the market? Do a few food distributors control access to retail outlets? Is it difficult to get retailers to stock new products?
Advanced Comments
- European Markets: MNI aims to expand into Europe, not just Germany. Is a facility in Germany the best location to access other countries in Europe? For example, does Knuerr Foods already have supply partnerships with retailers in other countries or not?
- Valuation: Valuation seems low. Need to analyze historic performance and project future profits based on the industry outlook and competitive landscape. Can also increase confidence around valuation by comparing this to other options. Is Kneurr Foods under or over-valued compared to alternatives?
- Management Challenges: In practice need a member of MNI to be located in Germany to conduct integration and represent MNI after the acquisition.
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- MNI should continue to search for other options until they are certain that this is a fair valuation and that acqusition offers a clear advantage over other approaches to international expansion.


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Caffeine provides a user interface framework called Hex, which wraps several other UI frameworks, letting you mix them at will with a livecoding workflow. In addition to Squeak Morphic, supported frameworks include morphic.js (a JavaScript implementation of Morphic from UC Berkeley's Snap! project which runs faster than Squeak Morphic in SqueakJS at the moment), React, and the traditional DOM. You can also interact with any other JavaScript framework you like.
Caffeine is also integrated with WebDAV and the Chrome Debugging Protocol (CDP). Eventually, Caffeine will have tools for inspecting, debugging, profiling, and modifying all the webpages in your web browser, as a full-GUI alternative to the Chrome DevTools. You"ll also be able to interact with Caffeine and CDP from your favorite text editor, through a virtual WebDAV filesystem.
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EDWARD II A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1992 Frank Maloney
EDWARD II is a film by Derek Jarman, written by Jarman, Stephen McBride, and Ken Butler, based on the play by Christopher Marlowe. It stars Steven Waddington, Kevin Collins, Andrew Tiernan, Jody G. Raber, Jerome Flynn, Tilda Swinton, and Nigel Terry. Art direction by Christopher Hobbs. The film is rated R for violence and sexual situations.
EDWARD II is Jarman's ninth feature film and it's a stunner. You will either love it or hate it. There is no middle ground here. Jarman, the director of SEBASTIANE, CARAVAGGIO, JUBILEE, and THE TEMPEST, is in no mood to shilly-shally here and has produced an angry, provocative film, a polemic against homophobia, agit-prop, radical propaganda. I think it is very good theater; I don't think that it's perfect film-making, however much I applaud its politics.
The only problem I have is that EDWARD II looks like a filmed stage play, not like a movie, except for the fast-paced editing. The minimalist sets, designed by Christopher Hobbs, consist of slablike blocks and walls; there are no exteriors at all. This is a response to Jarman's shoestring budget, but it must always be a fault in film.  The costumes are mostly contemporary. Edward and his lover Piers Gaveston appear in dark, stylish suits and ties, the Queen Isabella (Tilda Swinton) stalks through the entire movie as a fashion parade of campy haute couture fashion, the rebellious Mortimer (Nigel Terry) wears the uniform of a British officer, right down the bristly little mustache.
Jarman never stops reminding us that this is not just a costume flick, that this is about now, that it is happening now. The most blatant exercise of this insistence is the battle scene that becomes a confrontation between OutRage activists with very contemporary placards and riot police with truncheons and plastic shields. (The extras were real-life members of OutRage, a British group somewhat akin to ACT-Up in the U.S.)
The language, however, is purely Marlowe's, although Jarman and his co-writers use only a third of the 1592 play. The writers have several characters repeat the question "How can you love what the rest of the world hates?" (remembered approximately). How indeed? Is this the crux? The antique blank verse and modern costumes fuse powerfully at this moment to open the play and the film to the largest possible scope of meaning.
Jarman also does something very interesting with the ending, which he rewrites for Marlowe. It can be justified from contemporary documents, I am told, and it certainly can be justified from the political demands of the movie. Marlowe's ending is foreshadowed throughout the action and is enacted in all its brutality and then thrown away as a bad dream. Instead, we have a symbol of what happens when the oppressed help each other, instead of the oppressors, as moving in its own way as the ending to the novel THE GRAPES OF WRATH.
As for the performances, let me say first off that I deeply appreciate the care and precision with which the British actors spoke Marlowe's words. I understood every one of them, not something one can usually say, especially with U.S. productions of Elizabethan drama. The lovers, Waddington as Edward and Tiernan as Gaveston, were energetic, impudent, imprudent, and very passionate, without chewing any scenery. However, Swinton as the Queen steals the entire movie. She took Best Actress at Venice and deservedly. She has the carriage of a runway fashion model, slinking, slouching, projecting her bony shoulders like leathern wings. She is passionate, too, and much more dangerous than any of the males; she doesn't quite eat her mate, but she comes as close as possible, familially speaking.
When Gaveston and Edward part, we head Annie Lennox's version of Cole Porter's "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye" from the AIDS fund-raiser album, "Red, Hot & Blue." Lennox then appears and gives us a new interpretation of this beautiful song, bringing out its quiet sadness. (Jarman came out in 1987 when he announced he was HIV+. Since then the British press, in particular, has mounted a death watch on each of his films, WAR WORKS, THE GARDEN, and now EDWARD II; Jarman, by all reports, continues to be creative and productive, despite a series of opportunistic infections last year.)
I don't have the name of Jarman's cinematographer. I should because the film is beautifully shot, relying on carefully arranged tableaux vivants and chiaroscuro lighting, as it does in the main, the effects are stagey but visually rich.
I kept thinking of Peter Greenaway throughout this film, that despite the contrast of Jarman's stripped down sparseness and modern-dress plainness the two had much in common in their painterly sensibilities and their determination to shock and challenge us, the success with which they entertain us at the same time with the passion and purity of their anger.
There is male nudity, homoeroticism, brutality and violence in this film. Be forewarned, this may not be your cup of tea. But for those whose cup it is, or who are willing to take a bit of a flutter, EDWARD II will reward them handsomely. It is not going to be easy to find; even in Seattle, it is only playing at the Broadway Market in the heart of the gay ghetto of Capital Hill. Pay whatever you must; it's worth it.
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| def utilities.timing_measurements.performance_measurement_no_ns.execution_time_measurement.compare_different_methods_to_measure_elapsed_periods |
( |
| ) |
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static |
Method to compare techniques for measuring elapsed periods.
It calculates the factorial of each number in a list, and uses each of the following methods of performance measurement to measure the elapsed periods.
- perf_counter, perf_counter(): pc_timestamp()
- process_time, process_time(): pt_timestamp()
- time, time.time(): time()
- monotonic, monotonic(): pm_monotonic()
- Returns
- - Nothing. O(n!) method, where n is the largest number in the aforementioned list, since we are measuring the performance of calculating factorials.
Create a file to store experimental data of measuring
the performance of recursive and iterative methods.
Definition at line 219 of file performance_measurement_no_ns.py.
221 Create a file to store experimental data of measuring
222 the performance of recursive and iterative methods.
224 with open(
"compare_different_methods_to_measure_elapsed_periods.csv",
"a+")
as op_f_obj:
225 for perf_measurement_technique
in execution_time_measurement.types_of_performance_measurement_technique:
226 print(
"The technique used is:",perf_measurement_technique,
"=")
228 Set the initial timestamp for calculating the
229 factorial of numbers via recursion.
231 execution_time_measurement.set_initial_timestamp(perf_measurement_technique)
232 print(
" Calculate the factorial using recursion.")
233 print(
" = current timestamp:",execution_time_measurement.get_initial_timestamp(),
"=")
234 for x
in range(0,20+1):
235 print(
" factorial of",x,
" is:",calculate_factorial.get_factorial_recursion(x),
"=")
237 Get the elapsed time for calculating the factorial of
238 numbers via recursion.
240 elapsed_time_recursion = execution_time_measurement.get_elapsed_time(perf_measurement_technique)
241 print(
" = elapsed_time_recursion:",elapsed_time_recursion,
"=")
243 Set the initial timestamp for calculating the
244 factorial of numbers via iteration.
246 execution_time_measurement.set_initial_timestamp(perf_measurement_technique)
247 print(
" Calculate the factorial using iteration.")
248 print(
" = current timestamp:",execution_time_measurement.get_initial_timestamp(),
"=")
249 for x
in range(0,20+1):
250 print(
" factorial of",x,
" is:",calculate_factorial.get_factorial_iteration(x),
"=")
252 Get the elapsed time for calculating the factorial of
253 numbers via iteration.
255 elapsed_time_iteration = execution_time_measurement.get_elapsed_time(perf_measurement_technique)
256 print(
" = elapsed_time_iteration:",elapsed_time_iteration,
"=")
258 The timeit.timeit() method can result in negative elapsed time.
260 text = perf_measurement_technique +
"," + str(elapsed_time_recursion) +
"," + str(elapsed_time_iteration) +
"\n"
| def utilities.timing_measurements.performance_measurement_no_ns.execution_time_measurement.get_elapsed_time |
( |
|
type_timestamp = "monotonic" | ) |
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static |
Method to determine the elapsed time from the initial timestamp.
- Parameters
-
| type_timestamp | - Indicates if either of the following methods of performance measurement is preferred.
- perf_counter, perf_counter(): pc_timestamp()
- process_time, process_time(): pt_timestamp()
- time, time.time_ns(): time_ns()
- monotonic, monotonic(): pm_monotonic()
|
- Returns
- the elapsed time from the initial timestamp. O(1) method.
Is the option for one of the following methods to measure
time?
* perf_counter, perf_counter(): pc_timestamp()
* process_time, process_time(): pt_timestamp()
* time, time.time_ns(): time_ns()
* monotonic, monotonic(): pm_monotonic()
Definition at line 180 of file performance_measurement_no_ns.py.
182 Is the option for one of the following methods to measure
184 * perf_counter, perf_counter(): pc_timestamp()
185 * process_time, process_time(): pt_timestamp()
186 * time, time.time_ns(): time_ns()
187 * monotonic, monotonic(): pm_monotonic()
189 if (
"perf_counter" == type_timestamp):
191 current_timestamp = pc_timestamp()
192 elif (
"process_time" == type_timestamp):
194 current_timestamp = pt_timestamp()
195 elif (
"time" == type_timestamp):
197 current_timestamp = time.time()
200 The default option is: "monotonic".
201 Use monotonic() to measure performance/time.
203 current_timestamp = pm_monotonic()
204 return (current_timestamp - execution_time_measurement.get_initial_timestamp())
| def utilities.timing_measurements.performance_measurement_no_ns.execution_time_measurement.get_initial_timestamp |
( |
| ) |
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static |
Method to get the initial timestamp.
- Returns
- the initial timestamp. O(1) method.
Definition at line 166 of file performance_measurement_no_ns.py.
167 return execution_time_measurement.initial_timestamp
| def utilities.timing_measurements.performance_measurement_no_ns.execution_time_measurement.set_initial_timestamp |
( |
|
type_timestamp = "monotonic" | ) |
|
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static |
Method to set the initial timestamp.
Use techniques for measuring performance (i.e., user execution time) and timestamps.
@param type_timestamp - Indicates if either of the following
methods of performance measurement is preferred.
* perf_counter, perf_counter(): pc_timestamp()
* process_time, process_time(): pt_timestamp()
* time, time.time(): time()
* monotonic, monotonic(): pm_monotonic()
@return - Nothing.
O(1) method.
Is the option for one of the following methods to measure
time?
* perf_counter, perf_counter(): pc_timestamp()
* process_time, process_time(): pt_timestamp()
* time, time.time(): time.time()
* monotonic, monotonic(): pm_monotonic()
Definition at line 140 of file performance_measurement_no_ns.py.
142 Is the option for one of the following methods to measure
144 * perf_counter, perf_counter(): pc_timestamp()
145 * process_time, process_time(): pt_timestamp()
146 * time, time.time(): time.time()
147 * monotonic, monotonic(): pm_monotonic()
149 if (
"perf_counter" == type_timestamp):
151 execution_time_measurement.initial_timestamp = pc_timestamp()
152 elif (
"process_time" == type_timestamp):
154 execution_time_measurement.initial_timestamp = pt_timestamp()
155 elif (
"time" == type_timestamp):
157 execution_time_measurement.initial_timestamp = time.time()
160 execution_time_measurement.initial_timestamp = pm_monotonic()
| utilities.timing_measurements.performance_measurement_no_ns.execution_time_measurement.initial_timestamp = invalid_timestamp |
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static |
| int utilities.timing_measurements.performance_measurement_no_ns.execution_time_measurement.invalid_timestamp = -123456789012345678901234567890 |
|
static |
| tuple utilities.timing_measurements.performance_measurement_no_ns.execution_time_measurement.types_of_performance_measurement_technique = ("perf_counter","process_time","time","monotonic") |
|
static |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Joe Biden says there's 'zero rationale' for GOP to call on son Hunter to testify in impeachment hearings
by Joseph WulfsohnFormer Vice President Joe Biden declared Monday there was "zero rationale" for Republican lawmakers to have his son Hunter testify before Congress as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
Hunter Biden's financial involvement in the Ukraine gas company Burisma -- while his father was in office -- has been under intense scrutiny in recent weeks since the House of Representatives formally launched the impeachment inquiry into President Trump over his conversation with the Ukrainian president about investigating the Bidens. With public impeachment hearings scheduled for this week, Republicans recently included Hunter Biden on a list of witnesses they wanted to hear under oath.
Appearing on a televised town hall Monday, the 2020 frontrunner doubled down on his claim that no wrongdoing took place while he was vice president.
"Every single, solitary, serious investigator... looked at this and said there's absolutely zero basis to the accusation that I acted inappropriately or that my son did," Biden told the Iowa audience. "This is all about Trump trying to create a diversion... There's not a scintilla of evidence pointing out that anything is wrong."
After calling Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani a "chump," Biden dismissed Republicans' inclusion of his son on their testimony wish list.
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Sep. 24, 2020 · 5 min read
PagerDuty Summit 2020
40+ hours of sessions and keynotes – How much time do you have?
- 2 minutes? Read my notes on either:
- Incident Analysis: Your Organization’s Secret Weapon by Nora Jones
- CI/CD and the Rise of CV by Casey Rosenthal
- 20 minutes? Watch either:
- Incident Analysis: Your Organization’s Secret Weapon by Nora Jones
- CI/CD and the Rise of CV by Casey Rosenthal
- 2 hours? Add these to your playlist:
- Building Resilient Engineers by Brian Rutkin
- Building and Scaling SRE Teams by Tammy Bryant (Butow)
- In the Heat of the Page: Coping with the Root Cause of Incident Stress by J. Paul Reed
Sessions
Incident Analysis: Your Organization’s Secret Weapon
Nora Jones, Co-founder, Jeli
Successful organizations don’t just react to incidents—they use them to learn how to be proactive. To build a stronger system, safeguarded from making the same mistakes again. Extensive research has mapped out Incident Analysis as a strategy to help teams learn, adapt, and prioritize by focusing on what matters. More focused efforts help us move faster. And farther. Which is why incident analysis could be your organization’s secret weapon. It could change the game, and keep you on top of yours. So, are you ready to turn your “failures” into success?
The incident:
- is a catalyst to understanding where you need to improve your sociotechnical system
- is a catalyst to showing you what your Organization is good at, and what needs improvement
- helps you understand the difference between
- how you structure your on-call teams in theory vs.
- how you structure them in practice
Good incident analysis can help you with:
- Headcount
- Training
- Unlocking tribal knowledge
- Quantifying how much coordination efforts during incidents cost
- Understanding bottlenecks
What can you do today to improve incident analysis?
- Give folks time and space to get better at analysis. This can be trained
- Come up with different metrics: Look at the people
- Investigator on-call rotations
- Allow time to investigate the “big ones”
How do you know if it’s working?
- More folks are (voluntarily) reading the incident review
- More folks are attending the incident review
- You’re not seeing the same folks (i.e. heros) pop into every incident
- Folks feel more confident
- Teams are collaborating more
- Better shared understanding of the definition of an incident
CI/CD and the Rise of CV
Casey Rosenthal, Co-Founder, Verica
Like CI/CD, Continuous Verification is born out of a need to navigate increasingly complex systems. Modern organizations can’t validate that the internal machinations of the system work as intended, so instead they verify that the output of the system matches expectations.
Continuous Verification is a proactive, experimentation tool for verifying system behavior.
Myths in complex system design and operations. Improve your availability by:
- Myth 1: Removing the people who cause accidents (i.e. the “bad apple” concept)
- Myth 2: Documenting best practices and runbooks
- Myth 3: Defending against prior root causes (“at best, you’re wasting your time if you’re doing RCA”)
- Myth 4: Enforcing procedures (“confusing management’s notion of work as idealized, with the engineer’s notion of work actually as done”)
- Myth 5: Avoiding risk
- Myth 6: Simplifying a complex system
- Myth 7: Adding redundancy
Chaos Engineering is the facilitation of experiments to uncover systemic weakness
Building Resilient Engineers
Brian Rutkin, Senior Staff SRE, Twitter
It’s not bad or wrong for a human to need to take action, we just want to reduce that burden of taking action to the safest, quickest, and easiest solution possible and get back to the system taking care of itself.
Communication:
- Get better at communication and everything gets easier
Simplify:
- Make answers obvious/easy to find
- owners, escalation path, documentation, dashboards, error index
- Make answers easy to understand
- ensure a 3am sleep addled brain can understand the problem
- Bias answers toward action
- know what steps to take to mitigate
- Answers should empower individuals to have agency
- escalation means you have more work to do
Oncall and Incident Preparation:
- Runbook
- Training/Onboarding/Shadowing
- Roles during incident (active troubleshooter, communications, support)
- Escalation agreement
- Practice dealing with incidents (game days, chaos testing, failovers, load testing)
Fatigue and Burnout:
- Each stressor that we bear reduces the energy we have left to apply directly to our work
- A lack of agency or the ability to bring about change
- Having an unclear mission or unclear directive/goal
- Invisible stressors
Building Resilience:
- (Business/Employee) Resource Groups
- Allies
- Mentorships
- Sponsorships
- Unconscious Bias Training
- Focus Time
- Self-Care
Building and Scaling SRE Teams
Tammy Bryant (Butow), Principal SRE, Gremlin
In the Heat of the Page: Coping with the Root Cause of Incident Stress
J. Paul Reed, Senior Applied Resilience Engineer, CORE Team, Netflix
Most SREs, if they’re being truly honest, will admit that being involved in an incident, either as a responder or incident commander, is… inherently stressful. But why is that? What makes incidents “stressful?” We’ll take a look at some of the underlying reasons why we experience stress when engaged in incidents.
Team Common Ground
- Basic Compact
- Goal Alignment and Commitment
- Interpredictability (with other actors in the system)
- Sustain and Repair
Reducing (cognitive) stress during incidents
- Practice interpredictability
- Learning to “move” through time: Practice assessing system state and “moving” between different timespans of discretion
- Venn diagram: probable, plausible, possible, preferable
Adaptive Capacity
- Get a sense of your current team’s capacity for adaptation
- Understand “degrees of freedom” and constraints
- Deliberately create space to share more stories


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Type : VelerSoftware.Plugins3.Tools
Represents a value to interact directly with the software SoftwareZator 2012 and the active solution.
Name space VelerSoftware.Plugins3
Assembly : VelerSoftware.Plugins3 (in VelerSoftware.Plugins3.dll)
Syntaxe
Public Interface Tools
Constructors
No constructor.
Properties
No property.
Methods
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| GetProjectsName() | Gets the names of projects in the solution. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectVariableList() | Gets the list of variables in the current project. | List(Of Variable) |
| GetSolutionVariableList() | Gets the list of variables of the active solution. | List(Of Variable) |
| GetCurrentProjectType() | Gets the type of the active project (library, console, window). | VelerSoftware.SZVB.Projet.Projet.Types |
| GetCurrentProjectName() | Gets the name of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectAssemblyVersion() | Gets the version of the Assembly of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectFileVersion() | Gets the file version of the current project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectTitle() | Obtient le titre du projet actif. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectProduct() | Gets the product name of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectSocity() | Gets the socity name of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectCopyright() | Gets the copyright of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectMark() | Gets the mark of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectDescription() | Gets the description of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectGuid() | Gets the GUID number of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectCPU() | Gets the operating system targeted by the current project. | VelerSoftware.SZVB.Projet.Projet.Cpus |
| GetCurrentProjectObfuscationLevel() | Gets the level of obfuscation of the active project. | VelerSoftware.SZVB.Projet.Projet.ObfuscationLevels |
| GetCurrentProjectPath() | Gets the path to the current project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectVBNetFiles() | Gets the list of Visual Basic.Net code files included in project for generation of the active project. | List(Of String) |
| GetCurrentProjectFormStart() | Gets the name of the startup window for the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectGenerateDirectory() | Gets the path to the build folder in the current project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectInstance() | Gets a value that determines whether the current project is single-instance. | System.Boolean |
| GetCurrentProjectUseStyleXP() | Gets a value that determines whether the current project uses the XP style (visual style). | System.Boolean |
| GetCurrentProjectOptimize() | Gets a value that determines whether the current project must be optimized when generating. | System.Boolean |
| GetCurrentProjectSaveMySettings() | Gets a value that determines whether the active project saves the settings automatically on closing. | System.Boolean |
| GetCurrentProjectSettings() | Gets the parameter list of the active project. | List(Of String) |
| GetCurrentProjectSplashScreen() | Gets the name of the startup screen of the active project. | System.String |
| GetCurrentProjectShutMode() | Gets the mode of shutdown the current project. | VelerSoftware.SZVB.Projet.Projet.ShutModes |
| GetCurrentProjectResoucres() | Gets a list of resources in the current project. | List(Of Ressource) |
| GetCurrentProjectReferences() | Gets a list of references in the current project. | List(Of Reference) |
| GetCurrentProjectWindowsControls() | Gets the list of controls in the current project. | List(Of Core.Object) |
| GetCurrentProjectWindows(Boolean) | Gets a list of user controls and or window in the active project. | List(Of Core.Object) |
| GetCurrentFunctionSettings() | Gets the list of settings of the active function. | List(Of String) |
| GetCurrentFunctionSettingType(String) | Gets the type of the specified parameter of the active function. | System.String |
| GetCurrentFunctionName() | Gets the name of the active function. | System.String |
| GetCurrentFunctionType() | Obtains a value that determines whether the current function is linked to a control or not. | System.Boolean |
| GetCurrentFunctionIsClass() | Gets a value that determines whether the current function is the root of a class (the first tab of the functions editor). | System.Boolean |
| GetCurrentFunctionActions() | Gets the list of actions of the active function. | List(Of Action) |
| GetActionsOfFuntion(String) | Gets the list of actions of the specified function. | List(Of Action) |
| GetParentAction(Action) | Gets the parent action relative to the specified action. | Action |
| GetParentsAction(Action) | Gets the list of parents actions relative to the specified action. | List(Of Action) |
| GetCurrentDocumentName() | Gets the name of the active document. | System.String |
| GetCurrentDocumentFileName() | Gets the path to the current document. | System.String |
| GetPropertyList(String) | Gets the list of Properties of the specified type. | List(Of System.Reflection.PropertyInfo) |
| GetMethodList(String) | Gets the list of Methods of the specified type. | List(Of System.Reflection.MethodInfo) |
| GetCurrentProjectFunctions() | Gets the list of functions in the current project. | List(Of String) |
| GetSolutionFunctions() | Gets the list of functions of the active solution. | List(Of String) |
| AddVBNetFileToCurrentProject(String) | Adds a Visual Basic.Net file to the list of files to compile with the current project. | System.Boolean |
| SelectType() | Displays a window on the screen for selecting a type from the project references. | System.Type |
| SelectControl(Boolean, String[], String[]) | Displays a window to select a control in the current project. | System.String |
| SelectControlProperty(Boolean, Boolean, String[], String[]) | Displays a window for selecting a property of a control in the current project. | System.String |
| TransformKeyVariables(String, Boolean, Boolean) | Transforms a data entered by the user in Visual Basic.Net code buildable. Example :
|
System.String |
| ShowVariableManager() | Opens the Variable Manager in the current project. | System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult |
Events
No event.


# Recent Changes
## User-facing Changes
For recent changes in lint's set of features affecting users
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## Lint API Changes
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## Documentation Changes
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2021/07/12: Documentation for the testing infrastructure test modes
2021/06/02: Documentation for the data flow analyzer and Gradle DSL
2021/03/29: Various updates
Added separate user and API guides, added a chapter on performance
tuning, added a section on how to unpublish a lint check, and a few
other edits here and there.
2021/03/15: Initial version.


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Disease Outbreak Reported
Since January 1999 there have been 14 additional laboratory confirmed cases. The last case occurred on February 8, 1999. The Department of Santa Cruz continues to be the only department reporting cases of yellow fever since the beginning of the year. Similarly to the 27 cases previously reported, the new cases are primarily being reported from the area between the provinces of Vallegrande and Cordillera. Cases have also been reported for the first time in the provinces of Velasco and Nuflo de Chavez. The age distribution of the 41 cases is 81% aged over 15 years, 7% aged 10 to 15 years, and 12% under 10 years. The case fatality rate is 34%. Bolivia has responded to this outbreak by immunizing individuals in all age groups in affected areas.
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