AURORA: OPERATION INTERCEPT 1995 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon
Directed by Paul Levine Cast Bruce Payne (I), Natasha Andreichenko, Lance Henriksen, John Stockwell, Michael Champion, Dennis Christopher, Corbin Bernsen Written by Paul Levine
This movie should have been wrapped up in fifteen minutes, thus saving viewers form witnessing a shameful mockery of their intelligence.
Captain Pruett (Payne) is a pilot of one of the U.S. top secret air craft code named ‘Aurora'. He is ordered to destroy a terrorist base in the middle-east, which contains a device which is able to scramble the flight controls of any domestic or military plane. The terrorists are threatening to down a domestic plane every four hours, unless their demands are met. He disobeys his orders because another U.S. pilot is currently held hostage in the base.
I could not understand how the military could have allowed a man as indecisive and subversive as Pruett, to fly one of their most deadly planes. I can understand his dilemma of saving the life of one man, whilst risking the lives of thousands; but from what I understand of the military, obeying orders comes before one's personal feelings.
His disobedience results in his capture; the deaths of two pilots, including the man whom he risked his mission for; the endangered lives of those on domestic flights, and the use of his captured plane by the terrorists to blow up the White House.
Woe to this man, if only he had obeyed his orders. Although he rectifies his error, his careless disobedience goes unpunished.
The writer and director Levine, really needs to rethink where this plot is coming from. The audience will not simply accept this movie on the basis of some impressive plane dog fights.

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| bool(* | pbReceiveCallback )(uint16_t) |
| void(* | pvErrorCallback )(uint8_t) |
| uint16_t | ui16ReceiveBufferSize |
| uint8_t * | pReceiveBuffer |
| bool | bSendReadLengthFirst |
typedef tI2CSlavePort defines the port definition that the user must provide when instantiating this driver. This structure is read-only from the context of the driver, and may be placed in read-only memory, such as the C CONST section, if desired.
| bool(* tI2CSlavePort::pbReceiveCallback) (uint16_t) |
Receive Callback. This function will be called after each I2C write operation is completed (a write is data sent from the bus master to a slave, such as this port). If the callback returns true, the ISR exits awake.
| void(* tI2CSlavePort::pvErrorCallback) (uint8_t) |
Error Callback. This function will be called after a failed transmission. The passed tI2CSlaveErrors parameter indicates what caused the failure.
| uint16_t tI2CSlavePort::ui16ReceiveBufferSize |
Receive Buffer Size (Bytes). This indicates the amount of buffer space available to the driver during a receive (I2C write) transaction.
| uint8_t* tI2CSlavePort::pReceiveBuffer |
Receive Buffer Head Pointer. This pointer indicates the address of the buffer space available to the I2C driver during an I2C write operation.
| bool tI2CSlavePort::bSendReadLengthFirst |
If bSendReadLengthFirst is true, when the master reads from this device the first byte it reads out will be a length byte, indicating how many additional bytes exist to be read.


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USA Indoor Championships 3000m
Race Winners
(52+ meetings)
02 Mar
2003
7:49.79
8:52.57
01 Mar
2002
7:50.09
8:58.18
03 Mar
2001
7:52.22
8:54.56
04 Mar
2000
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9:01.29
27 Feb 1999
7:46.06
9:06.52
28 Feb
1998
7:50.49
8:58.87
01 Mar
1997
7:50.49
9:01.27
01 Mar
1996
7:46.77
8:56.01
04 Mar
1995
7:48.39
8:57.62
05 Mar
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27 Feb
1993
7:49.20
9:00.52
28 Feb
1992
7:49.14
8:51.29
22 Feb
1991
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23 Feb
1990
7:50.27
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24 Feb
1989
7:53.69
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26 Feb
1988
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27 Feb
1987
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28 Feb
1986
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22 Feb
1985
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24 Feb
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9:49.39
25 Feb
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Notes: For the 1986 and earlier championships, men ran 3 miles and women ran 2 miles. For the 1994-2001 championships,
the venue was Atlanta GA/USA; for 2003, the venue was Boston MA/USA; for all other championships, the venue has
been New York NY/USA.
Jonathan Riley (CA/USA)
Regina Jacobs-3
Tim Broe-2
Amy Rudolph-2
Tim Broe (IL/USA)
Regina Jacobs-2
Ray Appenheimer (CA/USA)
Marla Runyan (OR/USA)
Adam Goucher (CO/USA)
Regina Jacobs (CA/USA)
Dan Browne (CO/USA)
Elva Dryer (NM/USA)
Todd Williams (USA)
Amy Rudolph (RI/USA)
Khalid Kairouani (MAR)
(nc)
Joan Nesbit (NC/USA)
Robert Kennedy (IN/USA)
Lynn Jennings-4
Moses Kiptanui (KEN)
(nc)
Kathleen Fleming (MA/USA)
Joseph Falcon (AR/USA)
Lynn Jennings-3
Doug Padilla-7
Shelly Steely (NM/USA)
Terry Brahm (IN/USA)
Margareta Keszeg (ROM)
(nc)
Doug Padilla-6
Lynn Jennings-2
Steve Scott (CA/USA)
Elaine vanBlunk (USA)
Jim Spivey (IL/USA)
Sabrina Dornhoefer (USA)
Doug Padilla-5
Maricica Puica (ROM)
(nc)
Doug Padilla-4
Lynn Jennings (NH/USA)
Doug Padilla-3
Cathy Branta-2
Doug Padilla-2
Cathy Branta (USA)
Doug Padilla (UT/USA)
Jan Merrill (CT/USA)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Eamonn Coghlan (IRL) (nc)
Cindy Bremser (WI/USA)
Marty Liquori (NY/USA)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
none
Tracy Smith (CA/USA)
none
n/a
none
William Dellinger (OR/USA)
none
n/a
none
Horace Ashenfelter (NY/USA)
none
(nc) => Robert Kennedy was the 1996 national champion (7:47.41, 2nd place) Matt Giusto was the 1994 national champion (7:53.34, 2nd place) PattiSue Plumer was the 1991 national champion (8:55.37, 2nd place) Lesley Lehane was the 1987 national champion (8:44.68, 2nd place) Bruce Bickford was the 1980 national champion (13:06.7, 3rd place)
Most Titles (1952/date)
Men
7
Doug Padilla (USA)
1983-87,1990,1992
Women
4
Lynn Jennings (USA)
1986,1990,1993,1995
National Records
Women (2 miles)
GER
1986
9:34.27
ROM
1986
9:41.07
Ines Bibernall
Margareta Keszeg
Prize Money (ADR qualified runners only)
Year Men Women Total 2001 $4,000 $4,000 $8,000
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2003 -2.6 -4.4 2002 -2.5 n/c 2001 -0.9 -0.4 2000 -0.9 -2.5 1999 -1.9 -1.5 1998 -2.0 -3.5 1997 -1.7 -2.0 1996 -1.3 -1.0 1995 -1.7 -1.9 1994 -1.6 -1.6 1993 -0.4 -1.4 1992 -1.1 -1.8 1991 -0.9 -1.3 1990 -2.1 n/c 1989 -0.3 n/c 1988 -1.0 n/c 1987 -1.4 -3.0 1986 -3.0 -2.5 1985 -0.9 -2.0 1984 -1.1 -2.3 1983 -1.3 -2.5 Avgs -1.4 -1.9
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Year Men Women 2003<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> 441 686
Quality Performances
Men (3000m) <7:45 1 <7:50 14 <7:55 48 <8:00 100 <8:05 136 <8:10 160 Women (3000m) <8:50 6 <9:00 30 <9:10 60 <9:20 92 <9:30 123
Last Updated on 15 Mar 2003


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Step 3: Open "Cloud Upload"
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Man Dupes Married Woman Into Starting Life Afresh, Flees With Her Jewellery
by Press Trust Of IndiaGeneral News
A person, whom a married woman had recently befriended on social media, allegedly fled with her jewellery worth lakhs of rupees after tricking her
Written By Press Trust Of India | Mumbai | Updated On: November 19, 2019 06:39 IST
A person, whom a married woman had recently befriended on social media, allegedly fled with her jewellery worth lakhs of rupees after tricking her into starting a new life with him, police said on Monday. The woman, a mother of a girl and resident of Lake Town area, was left stranded on the street as the man decamped with jewellery worth around Rs 5 lakh, after cooking up a story.
"The person had identified himself to be a policeman when he became friends with her on the online site in August. A relationship developed between the two following which she decided to leave her husband and start life afresh with him," a senior police officer of Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate said.
READ | Fake Call Centre that Duped foreigners busted; 30 arrested in Delhi
Last week, the woman left her husband's place with all the jewellery and met the accused at Sreebhumi area, and the two then rode through various parts of the city on his two-wheeler. When they reached Anandapur on the southeastern fringes, he told the woman that her husband had come to know of their plan and was creating trouble at the residence of the accused.
READ | Mumbai man held for using Union Minister's name to dupe home-buyer
"He asked her to wait for him near a bus stand in Anandapur, and took her jewellery and mobile phone on the pretext of keeping it in a safe place, but did not show up till late in the evening," the officer said. The woman waited for the accused till 10 pm when a patrolling van of Anandapur Police Station spotted her.
"We called up her sister and sent her home," a police officer of Anandapur Police Station said. Based on her complaint, Lake Town Police has started a probe into the matter. "The mobile number of the accused is switched off, and his profile on the social networking site is also fake. We are investigating," he added.
READ | Delhi: Woman duped of jewellery with assurance of 'Lakshmi darshan'


sfcbuuid
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: August 2005
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
sfcbuuid - Script to create a universally unique identifier for the installed Small-Footprint CIM Broker (sfcb)SYNOPSIS
sfcbuuid [options]DESCRIPTION
sfcbuuid can be used to create a universally unique identifier (uuid) for sfcb. The uuid will be stored in a file (usually /var/lib/sfcb/uuid). Whenever sfcb needs to return it's uuid to a requestor it will read the uuid file from this file.OPTIONS
- -u uuidfile
- Full path name of the sfcb uuid file. Default is /var/lib/sfcb/uuid
- -f
- Remove an existing uuid file without asking for permission.
- -h
- Display usage information and exit.
AUTHOR
Viktor Mihajlovski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The SBLIM project maintains a mailing list to which you should direct all questions regarding sfcb, sfcc, wbemcli, or any of the SBLIM providers. To subscribe to this mailing list visit
The SBLIM Project Bug tracking page can be found at
- http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=128809&atid=712784
COPYRIGHT
(C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2004, 2005AVAILABILITY
The Small-Footprint CIM Broker (sfcb) is a part of the SBLIM project. The most recent version is available on the web atSEE ALSO
sfcbd(1),
Index
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Performs lag-compensated physics More...
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| delegate void | PhysicsTickHandler (long timeFrame, Dictionary< uint, TransformProfile > snapshot) |
| A delegate called every time a physics sample is taken More... | |
| void | BeginPhysics () |
| Begins the physics sampler. More... | |
| void | EndPhysics () |
| Ends the physics sampler. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | WatchObject (NetworkTransform nt) |
| Adds a NetworkTransform to the list of objects to take physics samples of More... | |
| static Restorer | GetRestorer (long restoreTime) |
| Gets a restorer for a certain time in the past. More... | |
| static float | GetTicksPerSample () |
| Gets the ticks per sample. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| int | samplesPerSecond = 30 |
| The physics samples per second More... | |
| float | maxAcceptableLag = 0.75f |
| How many previous samples to remember (in seconds) More... | |
| int | boxPoolStartAmount = 10 |
| How many starting box colliders should be in the pool More... | |
| int | capsulePoolStartAmount = 10 |
| How many starting capsule colliders should be in the pool More... | |
| int | spherePoolStartAmount = 10 |
| How many starting sphere colliders should be in the pool More... | |
Events | |
| PhysicsTickHandler | OnPhysicsTick |
Performs lag-compensated physics
| void MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.BeginPhysics | ( | ) |
Begins the physics sampler.
| void MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.EndPhysics | ( | ) |
Ends the physics sampler.
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static |
Gets a restorer for a certain time in the past.
| restoreTime | The time of the state to restore |
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static |
Gets the ticks per sample.
| delegate void MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.PhysicsTickHandler | ( | long | timeFrame, |
| Dictionary< uint, TransformProfile > | snapshot | ||
| ) |
A delegate called every time a physics sample is taken
| timeFrame | The time frame. |
| snapshot | The snapshot. |
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static |
Adds a NetworkTransform to the list of objects to take physics samples of
| nt | The network transform |
| int MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.boxPoolStartAmount = 10 |
How many starting box colliders should be in the pool
| int MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.capsulePoolStartAmount = 10 |
How many starting capsule colliders should be in the pool
| float MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.maxAcceptableLag = 0.75f |
How many previous samples to remember (in seconds)
| int MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.samplesPerSecond = 30 |
The physics samples per second
| int MUGA.Server.LCPhysics.spherePoolStartAmount = 10 |
How many starting sphere colliders should be in the pool


{% extends "diversity/base.html" %} {% block title %}Django Community Diversity Statement{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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We welcome you.
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We get excited about web development — from professional to amateur, from giant projects to simple apps, from the coder who's been doing this since the day Django was conceived in Kansas to the newbie who just started studying the Django tutorial today.
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1. How to Build¶
SimCenter tools all comprise a frontend UI and some backend applications. They are kept in separate GitHub repositories and are also built separately. The following3 sections outline (1) the applications needed to build and run, (2) instructions for building the backend applications, (3) instructions for building the frontend UI, and (4) operations to perform in the running UI to link the UI and the backend.
Note
As part of our continuous integration process, WE-UQ app is built evrey time we check code into the NHERI-SimCenter repositories. To do this we make use of a CI service. That current service is appveyor. As a consequence in the WE-UQ app repo that you will clone as part of this build process there is a file appveyor.yml. This file contains shell commands that are issued to set-up the operating system, download the software and build it. If the following commands fail for you, look at the appveyor.yml file to see what commands are currently beeing called as these may be more up to date than what is presented below.
1.1. Install Dependencies¶
First, ensure the following dependencies are installed:
C++17 compliant compiler: many of the workflow applications included use C++17 features; consequently, they may need a newer C++17 compliant compiler. For Windows users, MSVC in Visual Studio 2019 (Community Edition) can be used. Some extensions of Visual Studio are also needed: Open Visual Studio Installer, go to Installed / More / Modify, under the Workloads tab, check Desktop development with C++ and Visual Studio extension development; under the Individual components tab, check C++ CMake tools for windows. Then click Modify.
OpenSees: The workflow applications require an installation of OpenSees to carry out a structural analysis using the finite element method.
DAKOTA: The workflow applications require an installation of DAKOTA to handle and propagate the uncertainties defined in the input files for the workflow applications.
Python: The workflow requires at least Python 3.7.
Conan: This repository uses Conan for dependency management. Conan is a python library and can be installed using the following instructions. Version 1.25 or later is recommended.
CMake: This repository uses CMake for managing the build process. Version 3.15 or later is recommended.
Qt: Qt is free for open source developers. Version 5.15 or later is required. Make sure to include Qt Creator in the installer.
Warning
Qt Version 6.0 is currently available. It is so new we do not use it.
1.2. Build the Backend Applications¶
Instructions to build the backend workflow applications on your local desktop depend on your operating system, but is a 2 step process involving some initial setup and finally the build.
1.2.1. Setup the development environment with Conan¶
Add Conan SimCenter to the Conan remotes. You can add these remotes by typing the following commands in the terminal:
conan remote add simcenter https://nherisimcenter.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/conan/simcenter
Create a default Conan profile if this is the first time you use Conan for building packages.
conan profile new default --detect
Check the default profile of your build environment using:
conan profile show default
If the compiler name and compiler version are not listed, you will need to select a specific compiler. For instance, on Windows using Visual Studio 2019, you can specify the compiler as follows:
conan profile update settings.compiler="Visual Studio" default conan profile update settings.compiler.version="16" default
1.2.2. Build the applications¶
Obtain the code in the SimCenterBackendApplications repository from Github. You can do that by using your preferred Git client/GUI or by using the
git clone
command in the terminal:git clone https://github.com/NHERI-SimCenter/SimCenterBackendApplications
To build the applications you need to now navigate to the SimCenterBackendApplications folder that was created with the git clone command. Once there you will issue the following set of commands to create a build folder, change director to that folder, install needed software using conan, and finally use cmake to build and install thge applications. The following are the set of commands to type in the terminal (see notes below the code block if the commands fail).
For those developers using the Windows operating system, in a terminal or powershell window you need to type the following:
mkdir build cd build conan install .. --build missing cmake .. -G "Visual Studio 16 2019" cmake --build . --config Release cmake --install . cd ..
On Windows, it is necessary to specify a compiler for CMake. To do this, you need to add additional arguments to line 4, i.e., if you have Visual Studio 2019, you would instead type:
mkdir build cd build conan install .. --build missing cmake .. cmake --build . --config Release cmake --install . make install . cd ..
Note
For Mac users running Big Sur and version 12 of XCode there are some reported issues. Replace line 3 above with the following two lines:
conan install .. --build missing --build=libcurl mv ./missing/* ./
For Mac users, add the following command after cmake –install . to ensure the binary applications are copied to the applications folder.
make install .
If building and installation were successful, you should find a folder called applications
in the repository with all the applications inside of it. The name of this folder should not be changed.
1.3. Build the User Interface¶
To build the interface, you first need to download the repo and a companion repo(SimCenterCommon) from Github using our github repos. In a folder in which you wish to build the application, issue the following two commands.
git clone https://github.com/NHERI-SimCenter/SimCenterCommon.git
git clone https://github.com/NHERI-SimCenter/WE-UQ.git
Note
Use the above links if you just want to download and build the applications. If you intend to make changes to any of the code in the repo’s, you should fork that repo and then clone your forked repo. Forking a repo at github is done through your browser as shown on the following github guides page
You now have two ways to build the application: (1) using the Qt Creator desktop application provided by Qt and (2) from terminal application.
Start Qt Creator, then open the WE-UQ.pro file located in the WE-UQ directory that was downloaded in the previous step.
Setup the development kit in Qt Creator. This is usually done by selecting the Qt version, compiler, and configuration and following the onscreen dialog.
Build the application and run it in Qt Creator IDE using the Run button. This can be done using the keyboard shortcut
F5
to build and start the tool.
The operations are similar to what was done when building the backend applications. In the terminal application, starting inside the directory of the cloned application again, you will create a build directory, cd into that build directory, run qmake, and finally make (or on Windows nmake) to create the application.
Windows developers will type the following in a terminal or a powershell window:
mkdir build cd build conan install .. --build missing qmake ../WE-UQ.pro nmake
Linux or Mac users will type the following in a terminal window from inside the WE-UQ app directory:
mkdir build cd build conan install .. --build missing qmake ../WE-UQ.pro make
Note
qmake is an application installed with Qt. To be able to run the command as known, the path to the Qt bin folder needs to be added to your PATH environment variable. Alternatively, you need to specify the full path to qmake, i.e., on my desktop (if I had not set my PATH variable). I would replace line 3 with the following:
/Users/fmckenna/Qt/5.15.2/clang_64/bin/qmake ../WE-UQ.pro
On a Windows 10 with Visual Studio, the above commands need to be performed using a Visual Studio x64 command prompt .
If installed, jom can also be used to build in parallel.
Once built, you can now run the tool executable.
1.4. Modify the User Interface Preferences¶
Once built, the tool Preferences needs to be modified. To do this, open the WE-UQ tool, then click on File -> Preferences in the main menu if on Windows or WE-UQ -> Preferences if on a Mac. This will bring up a dialog window shown below. You need to modify specific values:
Python: provide the full path to the python interpreter.
OpenSees: provide the full path to the OpenSees executable
Dakota: provide the full path to the Dakota executable.
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MILLER'S CROSSING A film review by Jon Cohen Copyright 1990 Jon Cohen
I thoroughly enjoyed MILLER'S CROSSING, a powerful, original, and sometimes very funny gangster picture written, directed, and produced by Joel and Ethan Coen, the same team that created BLOOD SIMPLE and RAISING ARIZONA.
The story is about rival gangs--Irish, Italian, and Jewish--and their struggles to control the rackets, cops and politicians in a nameless American city that might be Boston in the 1920s or early 1930s. One of the impressive achievements of this film, I think, is how the Coen brothers create a generic city of darkness and lawlessness that refers as much to the history of gangster films as any real time and place.
These guys make movies with great style--lots of surprises, lots of rolling cameras following characters around, moving in slowly on people or chasing after them, constantly changing the audience's point of view. No doubt, Alfred Hitchcock is one of the big influences on their style. When they do a violent scene, it always contains a surprise of some kind, an unpredictable and uncontrollable element, sometimes a laugh: the message, I think, is that violence is the height of human stupidity.
The Coen brothers also have something to say about greed and corruption in this movie. We get a vision of life without love and trust and the ethical codes that come from respect for other human beings. Characters are corrupted to different degrees. We hear them rationalize about the compromises they make, and some even take pride in the "ethics" that they bring to their business of using, hurting, robbing, and killing people. The movie asks the audience to reflect on its own compromises, its own fearful obedience to the system, our own inabilities to love and trust.
At the center of the film are great performances: the always-wonderful Albert Finney as the Irish boss, whose soft heart is his tragic flaw; Gabriel Byrne (remember this guy from SIESTA?) as a dark-hearted, black Irishman who is brilliant at the art of survival but too damaged to love or trust anyone; and John Turturro (ferret-faced actor who was Sal's racist son in DO THE RIGHT THING) as an especially slippery and desperate Jewish punk. There is also a great performance by a bald-headed, fat actor as the Italian crime boss (anybody catch his name?). Also, the characters in the film often refer to Turturro's character as a "Shmata" or "The Shmata." Does anybody know what this means--is it Jewish, Irish, Italian? ["Schmata" is Yiddish for "rag." --Moderator]
Altogether, a memorable bunch of grotesque characters, lost in the darkness.
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public class StatisticsUtils
Class with some statistics methods for calculating values such as the average, median, sum, max and min of a list of numbers.
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static java.math.BigDecimal |
average(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Get average calculation of various numbers as a BigDecimal Null values will not be counted. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
average(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Get average calculation of various numbers as a BigDecimal Null values will not be counted. |
static java.math.BigDecimal[] |
getAllStatistics(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Calculates all statistics and returns them in a BigDecimal numbers array. |
static java.math.BigDecimal[] |
getAllStatistics(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
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static java.math.BigDecimal |
maxValue(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Get the maximum value of a collection of Number elements as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
maxValue(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Get the maximum value of an array of Number elements as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
median(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Calculate median of various numbers as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
median(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Calculate median of various numbers as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
minValue(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Get the minimum value of a collection of Number elements as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
minValue(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Get the minimum value of an array of Number elements as a BigDecimal. |
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static java.math.BigDecimal |
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Calculate first quartile (Q1) of various numbers as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
quartile1(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Calculate first quartile (Q1) of various numbers as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
quartile3(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Calculate third quartile (Q3) of various numbers as a BigDecimal. |
static java.math.BigDecimal |
quartile3(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Calculate third quartile (Q3) of various numbers as a BigDecimal. |
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Get sum of various numbers as a BigDecimal Null values will not be counted. |
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Get sum of various numbers as a BigDecimal Null values will not be counted. |
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public static java.math.BigDecimal average(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Get average calculation of various numbers as a BigDecimal
Null values will not be counted.
numbers
- Numbers to calculate average
public static java.math.BigDecimal average(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Get average calculation of various numbers as a BigDecimal
Null values will not be counted.
numbers
- Numbers to calculate average
public static java.math.BigDecimal median(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Calculate median of various numbers as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Not null numbers to calculate median
public static java.math.BigDecimal median(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Calculate median of various numbers as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Not null numbers to calculate median
public static java.math.BigDecimal quartile1(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Calculate first quartile (Q1) of various numbers as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Not null numbers to calculate Q1
public static java.math.BigDecimal quartile1(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Calculate first quartile (Q1) of various numbers as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Not null numbers to calculate Q1
public static java.math.BigDecimal quartile3(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Calculate third quartile (Q3) of various numbers as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Not null numbers to calculate Q3
public static java.math.BigDecimal quartile3(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Calculate third quartile (Q3) of various numbers as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Not null numbers to calculate Q3
public static java.math.BigDecimal sum(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Get sum of various numbers as a BigDecimal
Null values will not be counted.
numbers
- Numbers to calculate sum
public static java.math.BigDecimal sum(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Get sum of various numbers as a BigDecimal
Null values will not be counted.
numbers
- Numbers to calculate sum
public static java.math.BigDecimal minValue(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Get the minimum value of an array of Number elements as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Numbers to get min
public static java.math.BigDecimal minValue(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Get the minimum value of a collection of Number elements as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Numbers to get min
public static java.math.BigDecimal maxValue(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Get the maximum value of an array of Number elements as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Numbers to get max
public static java.math.BigDecimal maxValue(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Get the maximum value of a collection of Number elements as a BigDecimal.
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Numbers to get max
public static java.math.BigDecimal[] getAllStatistics(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Calculates all statistics and returns them in a BigDecimal
numbers array.
Using this will be faster than calling all statistics separately.
Returns an array of length=8 of BigDecimal
numbers with the results in the following order:
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Numbers to get all statistics
public static java.math.BigDecimal[] getAllStatistics(java.util.Collection<java.lang.Number> numbers)
Calculates all statistics and returns them in a BigDecimal
numbers array.
Using this will be faster than calling all statistics separately.
Returns an array of length=8 of BigDecimal
numbers with the results in the following order:
The elements can't be null.
The elements don't need to be sorted.
numbers
- Numbers to get all statistics
public static java.math.BigDecimal[] numbersArrayToSortedBigDecimalArray(java.lang.Number[] numbers)
Takes an array of numbers of any type combination and returns an array with their BigDecimal equivalent numbers.
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__all__ += ["UCCSD"]
except ImportError:
raise ImportWarning("UCCSD can be only used with qiskit_aqua_chemistry lib. "
"If you would like to use it for other purposes, "
"please install qiskit_aqua_chemistry first.")
"SwapRZ"]
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I live in a days but got for Monday.
Those wonderful show is keeping up with the jones.
Welcome to episode one eighty three of keeping up with the Joneses for this week.
We are talking about keys to a better prayer life.
You jumped in.
I was going to do that.
I know I thought I would take over today.
I took in a breath to speak and you just jumped right in.
You should edit out the breath.

And I just jumped in.
You jumped in. I loved it.
I knew starting.
With the way to lead.
Yes, episode 183 of Keeping Up With Jones is we were talking about prayer.
But before we get to prayer, I wanted to do a weekly catch up.
Of course.
It's really short weekly catch up because nothing really eventful happened.
I had them mojo's tacos again this week.
I didn't know about that.
I know.
-Oh, this is confession on air.
-Just walk in the light, baby.
When did you have Mojo's taco?
-Well, I had five $1 bills, so I went and bought a taco.
[LAUGHTER]
-You didn't tell me about it?
-Well, I saw Bill in the factory,
and he said I needed to try the new flank steak one.
-Bill is the owner of Mojo's taco.
-Yes.
-For people who don't know.
-And I felt like that was the word of the Lord for me
in that moment.
So as soon as you went to grief counseling,
I went and got a taco.
So we both dealt with our issues in different ways.
You buy a healthy method meme by eating a taco.
- Oh my gosh.
- It was so good.
- Well, if it's any consolation,
I had tacos straight after my grief counseling,
which, you know, went hand in hand.
So, but I dare say you got the better tacos.
I just went to Chipotle.
- I did.
I got really good tacos.
- Monday and Tuesday, all of our students, God bless them.
all did their first sermon.
- Yeah.
- On our school, we teach our students how to preach,
and then we get them up to preach.
- Yeah.
- They don't really preach,
it's more teaching than preaching,
but they all have a topic.
- They do a segment of their teaching.
- Mm-hmm, and we stand up and they get reviewed
and give them feedback by all of our staff,
which has gotta be pretty intimidating.
- I would think so.
I honestly, I feel bad for anybody
who's doing a father-heart topic with me sitting in the room.
You know what I mean?
- Right.
you have to teach or prophesy in front of somebody who's been a teacher you've looked up to or a profit that you've known for years and you're like,
I was thinking about today, it would be like me attending a songwriting workshop and they teach me, okay, this is a write song.
Okay, you know, here's a chorus, you need a chorus and a bridge and a verse and okay, so next week, come back and sing us your song.
I would just be like, I thank you for all the building blocks and the ingredients, but wait, what am I expecting to do?
Well, yes, I mean, it's maybe not exactly the same.
I think it is.
But what we think is not the same because we're,
this is what we do for a living for the last.
But you can't in a week like learn to play guitar
or something is my thought.
But yes, I got you.
Right.
It is.
It's still.
They did great.
I think they every year, I am surprised by how well people do.
And like when I think about how I started preaching,
which was basically shaking, crying, and vomiting,
not joking for the first many times that I spoke.
I'm like, these guys are light years ahead.
- Right.
- And they got up there and they did it.
And so many of them just knocked it out of the park.
So it was really good.
- Wonderful.
- Yeah.
- Wednesday we had an all day leadership meeting.
- Yes, with good coffee.
- Which was tremendous fun.

It really wasn't.
When you're with people you love, time flies.
Although I noticed that everybody has different levels
of attention.
- Yeah, that's true, that's true.
I would say I was in the medium range.
- Really?
(laughs)
- I'm the music game yourself or stuff, right?
- Okay, well here's the thing.
I made it a couple hours before I got distracted.
- Usually I'm distracted.
- Yeah, usually I was like.
- You had a task, you wanted to get that thing done.
- I love tasks.
- Yeah, so, and we were being slightly more relational
slash goofy slash having fun.
- Unproductive.
but I also drank about six coffees
because they have a beautiful coffee machine
and now I want it.
- And then Thursday was our step-ings in the morning
and then said grief-canceling and taco-stealing.
In the afternoon.
- Yes, and Zelda playing.
- You played Zelda as well.
- A little bit, yeah.
- Let's bring up 30 minutes.

- I've learned to quantify your, just a little bit.
So let's pull up the switch parental controls, scroll down to Thursday, and AJ managed to
play for two hours and fifty minutes.
And how long did you play for?
That's not more of a position.
Is it more like four hours?
No, it was only two hours and thirty-five minutes.
I played for less than you.
Okay.
Let's look at Wednesday.
AJ played for three hours and ten minutes.
I only played for an hour and five minutes and positively self-controlled.
Why don't you look at Friday?
Friday you played for three hours and 25 minutes and I played for two hours and 40 minutes.
I think you are skewing the facts, sir.
I'm just reading the facts. Don't lie.
It's your cues.
It's your cues.
Okay, now you're speaking French.
Okay.
I know where you're going with this.
How are you getting on with Zelda?
Well, I have killed the four beasts or not killed them, turned them back to being good guys.
And so now I have all the special things where I can just fly around and stuff.
It's really fun.
So my current plan is just to ride horses around in strange landscapes and kill bad guys.
That's my current plan.
Well, happy Thursday.
Thank you.
And then on Friday, you were continuing your work with Cooper on our video studio.
Yeah, we mentioned this a little bit last week.
We're trying something new.
We started this podcast a long time ago, three years ago, in part because there was lots of
of people who wanted more connection with us, but we were trying to work out how to do that.
And that's honestly part of the reason the podcast is so conversational in nature.
Like right now we're having conversations about Zelda and our week.
Right. Because the feedback's been that's what people want as well.
Right. And it's also what you do in real life.  What are you doing?" and all that sort of stuff. Here's the thing. I like podcasts.
I really do. I listen to them when I'm doing the dishes or if I'm on a drive or something like that.
You listen to them all the time. I do. I like podcasts. Yeah. But should we tell them how you
listen to them? How do I listen to them? You listen to them at mock speed. You do something on your
phone where it's like three times a speed. So you have people with nasley voices that now are
three times a speed. I'm like, stop it. Stop it. Stop it. It's horrible. Okay. I just run a max
my fine time. So I do listen to things that fasten in real time. And then I use an app.
How is that relaxing for you? It sounds like chipmunks are yelling at you about tech stuff.
Typically doing the dishes, so there's nothing relaxing about that process. So I'm just feeding
myself while I'm doing the dishes. But yeah, so I like podcasts, but I love video. So I listen
to podcasts like you said all the time, but they really are one-dimensional. So I'm often doing
something else. And of course, I'm just, I'm listening to these people. I
realized today, I probably use YouTube more than any other digest medium.
Yes, mostly to look at Zelda shrines right now.
No, like more than podcasts, more than TV, more than Netflix, more than Hulu, more than movies.
I was a YouTube red subscriber, you paid him $10 a month and you get rid of the ads.
This year we read it our budget and we took that away from him. Please let me have it back.
YouTube is a terrible experience when there's ads.
Do you know, they start putting ads in the middle of the video you're watching.
Why did you say I took it away from you?
Didn't we decide that together?
We did powerfully.
Oh, okay.
Good.
I'm now.
Well, that wasn't that powerful statement.
I was like, wait, wait.
Let's just go back a sentence there.
I'm now asking powerfully.
I can have my $10 back again.
Just give me like, I'm filled with.
It depends how much is Hulu live because we can negotiate.
I want to watch the Olympics.
Instead of saving $120 a year, we're now going to spend $240 a year.
That makes sense, doesn't it?
What would Dave Ramsey say?
Oh, I mean, Dave, Dave, Dave, if he knew us, he would love us and probably shake his head
and say, "I thought you took my course."
Yes.
My point is video is amazing.
It's such a compelling medium.
And so we're trying that.
We're trying to produce videos.
We're working out all the technical kinks.
We've built a kind of makeshift studio in our house.
And--
And I'm ashamed to say I haven't gone down
and looked at the upgraded version with all the new lights.
Oh, you're going to be amazed.
I'm sure I am.
It's cold down there though.
It's so cold down there.
So I haven't been motivated.
I'm waiting for nicer weather before I go into our basement.
The point is--
OK, sorry.
We're trying to build a better connection with you, our audience, our listeners.
If you would like to join us on our journey to developing videos, if you head over to patreon.com/allonnaj,
you can sign up and you can be part of this new thing that we're trying out.
We don't have a lot of videos to show you, but we do have all of our efforts, our sneak peek.
You have an opportunity to sign up and support us financially as we're building this.
and just be part of the crew that help shape and the format of these videos.
And we'd love your perspective. Again, patreon.com/allen and AJ.
So moving on from videos, let's talk about our topic for this week.
Okay.
We've titled this prayer, but it's really all about getting better at prayer.
Yes.
And I was thinking earlier today, I was just, I was praying,
ironically, and saying, "You know, Father, what do you want us to talk about in the podcast tonight?"
And I started thinking about prayer and I just started thinking about my prayer life and how my
prayer life has grown over the years. And I came up with some, some really practical things that I
noticed that when I started doing my prayers changed and I wanted to talk about that and sharing
it with you like, Hey, babe, how about we talk about prayer? And you're like, Yeah, that sounds great.
So this is where we're going to go.  But yes, I did. To me, prayer is a mystery, you know, because I didn't
get saved till I was 15. And to me, it felt like prayer was this mysterious thing. I didn't realize
it was just communicating with the Lord. I didn't know it was just having a conversation with God.
I thought, well, you have to know the lingo really to pray. So if you don't know what a hedge of
protection is or what traveling mercies are, any of these other things, you know, right,
then you should just be the quiet one in the prayer circle because, you know, I just,
I honestly, I didn't know what was happening.
And so I actually didn't try praying until much later in my walk, because I didn't realize
I was praying by having a conversation.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
Here's my four major milestones in developing an amazing prayer life for the Lord.
Number one.
Well, the first thing happened after I met the Holy Spirit.
If you know my story, I got saved when I was seven.
I met the Holy Spirit in a powerful way in my early 20s.
The biggest thing that I remember noticing was different.
After meeting the Holy Spirit was that I started praying out loud.
Yeah. Prior to that, I was just praying in my head.
Usually, as I was falling asleep,
do Jesus, thank you for today, just love you, you're amazing.
Just pray for widows and orphans in Africa,
especially those who have no food.
Food, I'm hungry.
Now I'd love as a kinder surprise.
I love kinder surprise.
How do they get the toys in there?
And before you know it, you're off on this rabbit trail
and you don't know how you got there.
So then you think it's important to follow backwards
the breadcrumbs to get to where you last left off.
And you know, that was just happened.
- And you pretty much always end up
thinking about chocolate somehow, right?
- Yeah.
Chocolate or monster munch.
- Okay.
- That's disgusting.
Monster munch is so gross.
- You know what, you will be silent, young lady.
(laughs)
Sorry, I'm so sorry.
- I would like to apologize.
- I am.
I'm just incredibly sorry for insulting monster munch.
There's pickled onions, flaming hot, and there's roast beef.
They're all delicious.

What's wrong with pickled onion?
Pickled onion and roast beef.
Two completely separate flavors.
Monster munch.
Do you really?
Have you ever had them?
I have.
You've made me try them a couple times.
They're disgusting.
There's something deeply, deeply wrong with you.
Oh, no, there's something deeply, deeply right.
Come to my counselor next Thursday.
I have taste buds.
Move on.
Anyway, my point is praying out loud drastically changed my prayer life because I think often
we confuse our prayer life with our thought life.
If you don't pray out loud, it becomes hard to work out.
And you know, you were talking about how prayers are conversation.
I always thought it was hard to have a conversation with an imaginary friend, which is what praying
to God was like before I met the Holy Spirit, if I'm honest.
It was like, "If you're God, I know you're there and I know I should do this."
- So this is what I'll do.
But even to this day, I pray out loud.
In the car, at home, as I'm getting dressed in the morning,
I'm most often found talking out loud to God.
- Do you know what my favorite prayer has been for me recently?
- Good Lord.
- When you prayed for Josh and Sarah to have a smooth baby
instead of a smooth delivery.
(laughs)
And Josh said that the nurse is actually commented
on how smooth the baby was.
So you know, your prayer came true.
Well, that's the power of prayer right there.
- There you go.
- All right, so that's number one, praying out loud.
If you don't pray out loud,
I would encourage you to pray out loud.
It would be amazing.
One of the major benefits of praying out loud
is you know when you've stopped.
- Yeah, and when you've rabbit trailed, of course,
'cause you'd actually hear yourself talking about kinder eggs.
It's actually one of the things,
I remember hearing Wes Campbell speak on it
a number of years ago, and he talks about how to pray,
and that's his number one point as well,
to pray out loud that the Jewish people are taught to pray out loud for a good reason.
And it's for all the things that you just mentioned.
So that's really cool.
The second thing I learned was the power of praying with other Christians.
This is not in chronological order, by the way.
I learned to pray with other Christians.
I think before I, but I was part of a home group for many years and we'd meet
every Thursday night and I loved it.

Yeah.
And then at the end, we'd all share prayer requests and then we'd all take time to pray
for one another, maybe like 10, 15 minutes of prayer.
And it was amazing because you'd come back the next weekend, people would give an update,
a praise report and you'd be like, "Oh my gosh, that's amazing."
And there's something amazing, of course, meeting, you know, we're two or three, we're
gathering my name.
There I am in the midst of you, which is amazing.
Yeah.
But there's also, you know, when two or three agree on anything, you know, when we pray
for one another if we agree in prayer. Amazing things happened. So it was a stark difference
once I started praying with other Christians to see what would happen. And I would encourage
if you're not praying with others, getting the habit of doing so.
Yeah, I think too though, if you don't understand that prayer is conversation with God, that
it's normal words, normal language, that it doesn't have to be some sort of inside
track, but it's just actually making your petitions or your quest known to God.
Then praying with others is super intimidating.
That was what I was most scared of, was being around other people and saying the wrong words
or whatever because I didn't understand what it was.
So the freedom in realizing it is conversation, just like I'm having a conversation with you,
but I'm having a conversation with Jesus and I'm saying, "Hey, Jesus, I need some help
with this," just like I would talk to you.
help me a lot because then those prayer circles or little prayer groups became less intimidating
and more of a joining together than a, "I need to pay attention to every word. Everybody else
has said so that I don't repeat everything and I need to make sure that I fill in the gaps."
So that this prayer is really good, you know, like all the pressure that can come with it.
Wow. Yeah. Number three. Yes. If praying out loud was a big deal,
yeah. Writing out my prayers was a bigger deal. So good. So I learned from Dr. Marvorkler,
and we've talked about this somewhere on the podcast, I'll put it in the show notes.
But we talked about this whole thing about the four keys to hearing God's voice.
And Mark taught us how to do the single two-way journaling, basically where you write out your
prayers to the Lord and then you write back what he says. That was a paradigm shifting
experience for me. I did the math and it's been almost 20 years that I've been writing
at my prayers and writing down what the Lord says back to me.
Wow.
Thanks. I do it. I do it. I don't want to say I've done it daily for 20 years because
that's not completely true. But I've got 20 years worth of journals of me talking to
the Lord and the Lord talking back. And it's amazing having this huge big back catalog
of all my conversations with the Lord. And honestly, the two way journaling thing, it's
absolutely changed my life. But the quality of the relationship I have with the Lord
could largely be attributed to the skill of journaling, of learning how to hear the voice of the
Lord and write out your prayers. Yeah, I would agree. I think it's life changing. It's an amazing
teaching. Mark calls it "hearing God's voice," doesn't he? But the two-way journaling teaching is
great. And it just brings your relationship with the Lord to the next level, I think.
And for that reason, it's the very first thing we teach all of our students on the
school of the supernatural life.
Yeah.
First thing we do is we teach them two way journaling.
Right.
First week, we guarantee them, but by the end of the week, you will be able to hear
the voice of the Lord if you do these four key things and we teach them how to do
that.
And oh my gosh, amazing.
Yeah.
Cause if you can get people hearing from God every day, life doesn't seem quite so
scary, does it?
No.

I was talking to God this morning and I heard him and I know his heart for me today.
And so no matter what comes along, you start off the day in a different place because you had a conversation in the morning.
And you can also see the things that God has said and look back and go, wow, God, you said this and look, it happened.
So it's really cool.
And to this day, the bulk of my prayers are written down.
Yeah.
Well, we write out everything, don't we?
The prophetic words, everything is cataloged somewhere.
Yeah.
When we get a prophetic word, that's right.
we transcribe it when we write down. So we've got easy access to it. And more importantly,
you can search for it. Like this week, our leadership, not retreat, but all day leadership
meeting, we were combing through all the prophetic words that grace centers been given and just
being able to have them electronically and search for verses or key phrases.
Yeah. So powerful. Yeah. The last thing, but I thought of a fifth thing.
Oh, well, go for number four first because it always comes before number five.
Well, I want to end with this one. So why don't you talk about praying scripture?
Because that was incredibly vital in my walk with the Lord.
Yeah, I, that's actually from the West Campbell teaching that I was talking about earlier.
He does a whole thing on praying the Bible.
And, you know, his keys are to set a time and make it sort of non-negotiable.

And then to pray out loud, to pray standing or pacing.
And his whole thing was when you look at the Jewish believers
at the whaling wall or whatever, there's movement there,
there's standing or they're rocking or whatever.

And then his last thing was pray scripture,
pray the language of God.

 I shall not want.
Father, I thank you that I will not be in want,
that I'm not alone, that you are my shepherd,
that you're taking care of me, that everything is covered."
And then you keep going, verse by verse,
and you just keep jumping off of scripture as you go
and pray scripture back to God,
but also add your heart in as you're praying.
And it's awesome.
It's really, really good.
I just want to just thought of as we're talking.
So good.
The last one, which I'm going to be sneaky.
I'm going to introduce, but I think we should talk about it next week.
It's praying in tongues.
OK.
This was hard to come by for me.
Yeah, me too.
I mean, I grew up in a I grew up in the church.
I didn't believe that speaking in tongues was for today.
So that was a rough start.
I didn't grow up in the church.
I didn't know what was going on when people spoke in tongues.
I was like, good heavens, they're having a stroke.
Something something's going wrong.
And so my journey into praying in tongues is an interesting one which we'll share next week.
Yeah, that'd be good.
Because we both have a story of how we got there.
Yep.
And mine is ridiculously left-brained.
We should do a podcast episode of "Left-braineders' Guide to Speaking Tongues."
But anyway, the whole praying in tongues thing, that was a major, again, another major development
in having an effective prayer life.
One that I've used all the time, almost all the time.
When I'm stuck, even when I'm not stuck, I love praying in tongues.
I do it all the time. I love singing in tongues.
I apologize for the people who sit next to me in church when I sing in tongues.
Because usually I sing in a falsetto.
I just, I go for the highest note I can. I don't know why.
And I just, I go out, it's Jesse Early's fault.
You know, whenever she sings an octave higher than is naturally possible,
a trine match with a drastically different results.
I love it too that our kids love to pray in tongues and they love it when we pray in tongues for them when they go to bed and, you know, so they won't let us leave.
We can talk about all that next week.
That's great.
All right.
So that's what we're going to do.
So there's our five things.
Number one, start praying out loud.
If you're not already number two, start praying with other Christians.
Just if you're not in a home group, getting a home group or a life group or an e-group or whatever you call it.
But there's something so vital about praying with other Christians.
Make that a regular thing in your life.
Third thing, learn to two-way journal.
We'll put a link in the show notes to the episode we did on hearing God's voice and the four keys to that.
Number four, price scripture, really, really powerful.
And number five, praying tongues.
And if you don't pray in tongues, next week we'll teach you our journey into learning how to pray in tongues.
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depicted in the first row and the batch formation in the second row. Loss (a) tries to pair video and image up
across the entire dataset. Loss (b) only matches video clips and images corresponding to the same manual. And
loss (c) push images from the same manual apart from each other for better feature discrimination.
(1) Training Stage.
(2) Inference Stage.
Figure 2. Schematic of our overall architecture. During training we
extract features from each input video clip and set of instructional diagrams, respectively, using
pre-trained encoders. We concatenate these with sinusoidal progress rate features (SPRF) introduced in
Sec. 3.1 and project into the same Dℓ dimensionality space. The matched video clip and
instructional diagram feature pairs are used for Video-Diagram Contrastive Loss, the video clip feature
and M instructional diagram features are fed into Video-Manual Contrastive Loss, and M instructional
diagram features themselves are used in Intra-Manual Contrastive Loss introduced in Sec. 3.2. During
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If it happens more often, it may be caused by physical health or emotional problems.
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Sexual health clinics treat problems with sexual health. They can provide the same treatment you would get at your GP surgery.
Many sexual health clinics offer a walk-in service, where you do not need an appointment.
They'll often get test results quicker than GP practices.
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They'll carry out basic health checks, such as taking your blood pressure.
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If you have symptoms like needing to pee more often, you may also need to have an examination of your prostate.
Treatments for erectile dysfunction are usually effective and the problem often goes away.
There are also specific treatments for some of the causes of erectile dysfunction.
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|---|---|
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| Hormone problems | Hormone replacement (for example, testosterone) |
| Side effects of prescribed medicine | Change to medicine after discussion with GP |
Medicine such as sildenafil (sold as Viagra) is also often used by doctors to treat erectile dysfunction. It's also available from pharmacies.
Because of changes in regulations, you no longer need a prescription to get sildenafil.
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lose weight if you're overweight
stop smoking
eat a healthy diet
exercise daily
try to reduce stress and anxiety
do not cycle for a while (if you cycle for more than 3 hours a week)
do not drink more than 14 units of alcohol a week
The Sexual Advice Association has factsheets on medicines and other treatments for erectile dysfunction.
Vacuum pumps encourage blood to flow to the penis, causing an erection.
They work for most men and can be used if medicine is not suitable or does not work.
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Here is a minimal example:
Here is an example which happens to give details on impress_arrows workflow:
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Polly Toynbee's panel show appearances
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- 2017-03-09 / Question Time
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- 2012-04-26 / Question Time
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Xilinx RoE Application
Xilinx Sample Software Modules API Documentation
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Functions | |
| int | client_send_message (in_addr_t addr, int port, char *command) |
| int | open_connections (int nohw, int port) |
| int | get_message (int nohw, char *command) |
| void | send_response (char *response) |
| void | close_connections (int nohw) |
| #define ETH_P_1914_3 0xFC3D |
ETH_P_1914_3 Protocol number for 1914.3.
| #define ETH_P_ECPRI 0xAEFE |
ETH_P_ECPRI Protocol number for eCPRI.
| #define MAX_RESPONSE_LENGTH 1024 |
MAX_RESPONSE_LENGTH Length of response string.
Referenced by client_send_message(), get_message(), and main().
| #define NUM_LISTEN_SOCKETS 3 |
NUM_LISTEN_SOCKETS Number of sockets in the open socket list.
Referenced by get_message().
| #define XROE_COMM_PORT 0xAEFE |
XROE_COMM_PORT Default port number for UDP/IP and TCP/IP traffic.
Referenced by client_send_message(), and open_connections().
| #define XROE_SOCKET_FILE "/tmp/xroe" |
XROE_SOCKET_FILE File name for UNIX socket.
Referenced by client_send_message(), close_connections(), and open_connections().
| int client_send_message | ( | in_addr_t | addr, |
| int | port, | ||
| char * | command | ||
| ) |
Sends commands to an instance of the sample application.
This function takes a user-supplied command string and send it either to the sample application listening on the local UNIX socket, or if addr is not NULL then the sample application listening on the remore TCP/IP socket at addr.
| [in] | addr | Address of remote application to send command to. |
| [in] | port | Port of remote application. |
| [in] | command | Pointer to command string. |
References MAX_RESPONSE_LENGTH, XROE_COMM_PORT, and XROE_SOCKET_FILE.
Referenced by main().
| void close_connections | ( | int | nohw | ) |
Closes the open sockets.
| [in] | nohw | soft mode, do not close UNIX or UDP/IP sockets. |
References sock_fd, sock_ip, sock_tcp, and XROE_SOCKET_FILE.
Referenced by main().
| int get_message | ( | int | nohw, |
| char * | command | ||
| ) |
Gets any pending incoming messages.
| [in] | nohw | soft mode, do not check UNIX socket |
| [out] | command | pointer to string to copy incoming command into |
References fds, MAX_RESPONSE_LENGTH, newsockfd, NUM_LISTEN_SOCKETS, and proto_ecpri_handle_incoming_msg().
Referenced by main().
| int open_connections | ( | int | nohw, |
| int | port | ||
| ) |
Opens listening sockets.
| [in] | nohw | soft mode, do not open UNIX socket or UDP socket |
| [in] | port | port to bind TCP/IP and UDP/IP sockets to |
References fds, port_ip, sock_fd, sock_ip, sock_tcp, XROE_COMM_PORT, and XROE_SOCKET_FILE.
Referenced by main().
| void send_response | ( | char * | response | ) |
| struct pollfd fds[NUM_LISTEN_SOCKETS] |
Socket file descriptor array.
Referenced by get_message(), and open_connections().
| int newsockfd |
File descriptor number for new incoming socket.
Referenced by get_message(), and send_response().
| int port_ip |
Port number for TCP/IP and UDP/IP socket.
Referenced by open_connections(), owdm_send_request(), rma_send_request(), and rmr_send_request().
| int port_ip |
Port number for TCP/IP and UDP/IP socket.
Referenced by open_connections(), owdm_send_request(), rma_send_request(), and rmr_send_request().
| int sock_fd |
File descriptor number for UNIX file socket.
Referenced by close_connections(), and open_connections().
| int sock_ip |
File descriptor number for UDP/IP socket.
Referenced by close_connections(), open_connections(), proto_ecpri_owdm_send_req_get_ts(), proto_ecpri_rma_get_response(), proto_ecpri_rma_send_request(), proto_ecpri_rmr_get_response(), proto_ecpri_rmr_send_request(), and proto_ecpri_test_mesg_send().
| int sock_ip |
File descriptor number for UDP/IP socket.
Referenced by close_connections(), open_connections(), proto_ecpri_owdm_send_req_get_ts(), proto_ecpri_rma_get_response(), proto_ecpri_rma_send_request(), proto_ecpri_rmr_get_response(), proto_ecpri_rmr_send_request(), and proto_ecpri_test_mesg_send().
| int sock_tcp |
File descriptor number for TCP/IP socket.
Referenced by close_connections(), and open_connections().


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Cornell University is located on the traditional homelands of the
Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫ' (the Cayuga Nation). The Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫ' are members of
the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, an alliance of six sovereign Nations
with a historic and contemporary presence on this land. The
Confederacy precedes the establishment of Cornell University, New
York State, and the United States of America. I acknowledge the
painful history of Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫ' dispossession, and honor the ongoing
connection of Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫ' people, past and present, to these lands
and waters.
Publications
Teaching
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Fall 2021:
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Varieties of Freedom (Topics in
Cognitive Science, COGST 4310, crosslisted as: PSYCH 4320,
BIONB 4330).
[see
the provisional reading list; comments welcome!]
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Spring 2021:
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Older
courses.
A note to instructors. Teaching cognitive psychology? Looking for a
readable, comprehensive, modern text that would help the reader achieve genuine that is,
computational understanding of cognition? Consider
adopting Computing the Mind (see below) as your text.
Books
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Life, Death, and Other Inconvenient
Truths (MIT Press / Penguin Random House, October 2020).
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The Book of Beginnings (2014): a
psychological-philosophical science fiction (psy-phi
sci-fi) novella. Get it from — Amazon
— iTunes — Barnes&Noble.
Visit its Facebook Page.
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The Happiness of Pursuit (Basic Books, February 2012). A Kirkus starred selection and Must-Read in new nonfiction. Available
also in Italian.
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Being in Time: Dynamical Models of Phenomenal
Experience (John Benjamins, July 2012; Advances in Consciousness Research, vol. 88): see table of contents.
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Computing the Mind (Oxford
University Press, 2008): see table of contents; read reviews;
visit Facebook Page; see corrigenda. Used for teaching
at Cornell since 2006 (now also at NYU, Buffalo, BU,
and Wells).
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Representation
and Recognition in Vision (MIT
Press, 1999): see
table
of contents and introduction;
read online (for CogNet subscribers; if you connect from cornell.edu,
you are).
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Language Universals (Oxford University Press, 2009).
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[See also my Amazon author page]
Other online stuff
Varia
This space is intermittently under
construction. Meanwhile, here's some pseudorandom selection of content:
- A TEDxCornellUniversity
talk: The Brain's VR Engine & a Case for Humanist
Ethics (2018).
- Some of the photographs from my albums:
- The #DailyDesertPic series.
- Photos shared on my server:
- Some old hikes:
- Death Valley NP (March 2008)
- Fall
Canyon (Death Valley NP, March 2009)
- the Negev
Desert in May
- Tabletop Mountain Wilderness, AZ
- Mt. Ajo, Organ Pipe National Monument, AZ
- Echo Canyon, Chiricahua National Monument, AZ
- wadi Roded, the Lost
Canyon, and wadi Shehoret, near Eilat, Israel
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wadi Arugot, near Ein Gedi, Israel [photos scanned from old color prints]
- Selections:
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Some old
talks and stuff
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Cycling around Ithaca,
NY
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Life, universe, and everything:
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Links
- Politics
- Software
- General-purpose programming:
- Exploratory data analysis and statistics:
- The R language environment
(as powerful as the best commercial packages, and infinitely more
free).
- Language acquisition:
- The ADIOS (Automatic
DIstillation Of Structure) software package.
- CHILDES:
Child Language Data Exchange System (corpora and software).
- Writing:
- Emacs
(the best text editor in
the world, free).
- ESS: Emacs
Speaks Statistics.
- SLIME: the Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs.
- LaTeX
(production-quality typesetting, free; now also supporting
collaborative projects via
Overleaf).
- The memoir class for typesetting books, poetry, and much
more.
- The Scrivener
software from the Literature and Latte project.
- (Natural) Philosophy
- People (alphabetically by last name)
Edward Abbey,
Nick Bostrom,
Daniel Dennett, Jay L. Garfield,
Roy Harris,
Thomas Metzinger, Paul Postal,
Jürgen
Schmidhuber, Aaron
Sloman, Josh Tenenbaum.
- Poetry (selections)
- Prose (selections)
- Online libraries:
- Periodicals and blogs
- Phenomena
- Family and friends
- Varia
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Some of my former students
Datta.
Dayadhvam.
Damyata.
Shantih
shantih
shantih
Copyright
© 1999-2021 Shimon Edelman (שמעון אדלמן, Шимон Александр (Саша) Эдельман, 에델만시몬). Permission is granted to copy, distribute
and/or modify this document (namely, the information on this site,
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later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no
Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is
included in the
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SHAFT (director/writer: John Singleton ; screenwriter: Ernest Tidyman (novel)/Richard Price/Shane Salerno; cinematographer: Donald E. Thorin; editors: John Bloom/Antonia Van Drimmelen; cast: Samuel L. Jackson (John Shaft), Vanessa Williams (Detective Carmen Vasquez), Jeffrey Wright (Peoples Hernandez), Christian Bale (Walter Wade Jr.), Busta Rhymes (Rasaan), Dan Hedaya (Jack Roselli), Toni Collette (Diane Palmieri), Richard Roundtree (Uncle John Shaft), Ruben Santiago-Hudson (Jimmy Groves), Daniel Von Bergen (Lieutenant Kearney), Mekhi Phifer (Trey, black murder victim), Lee Tergesen (Luger), 2000)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
We know we are watching a Shaft movie without even looking up at the screen, as we tune into the wah-wah funk sound of Isaac Hayes' exponential title theme and get with its raucous sounds that echo throughout this action-packed mainstream movie from the opening credits to the film's end. John Singleton's ("Boyz N the Hood") "Shaft" is a blaxploitation sequel film to the core, made in earnest for the urban New Millennium and to satisfy its fans who have followed all the other Shaft films. Why do we need another "Shaft," is easy to explain: the public demands it, meaning there's big box office potential.
Samuel L. Jackson brings the right frame of mind to the film as NYC Detective John Shaft; he is funny, violent, and able to stay in character as Samuel L. Jackson, staring hard at the camera, hamming it up with an easy smile or taking on a drug lord in a choreographed showdown of violence. Jackson's the Man who takes charge of this film, because he's the Man. His humor is of the vulgar kind, where he tells a barmaid, "It's my duty to please the booty." His violence is exemplified with him coming out of a witnesses' private house with both guns blazing and with dead bodies strewn all over the neighborhood. The original Shaft, Richard Roundtree, has a small part as Shaft's uncle, trying to get his nephew to become a partner in his private eye service and give up on the racist police force.
The film has its two eyes firmly set on the box office, its mind in the gutter, and a serviceable script for all its mayhem and profanity to have an urban gritty feel to it. The film makes only a few halfhearted pretences of being anything more than a mindless entertainment spectacle, and those efforts don't help but hinder. The film would have been better served if went completely either for mindless violence or played it completely like a Scorsese art-form gangster film. Mixing in both styles, only jarred the rhythm of the film.
 It also had the audience where I saw the film, charged-up for the action scenes and hooting with wild delight at the snide digs. It also had the right Shaft for the part; Samuel L. Jackson gives the role some weight and puts an edge on his vigilante characterization.
The action begins when Shaft gets called to a racially charged murder outside a trendy Manhattan nightspot, and he arrests a bigoted, rich, white young man, Walter Wade Jr. (Bale). But the rich kid posts bail and skips for two years, living in Switzerland. The barmaid Diane (Colleti), with her frightened doe-like eyes in the headlights for the entire film, also disappears, and she is the only witness to the crime.
Walter returns after two years and Shaft arrests him again. The judge this time sets a high bail, but one which Walter easily meets. In the tombs for a day, waiting to post bail, he befriends a violent Dominican drug dealer called Peoples (Wright). In a scene that was both incredulous and awesome in how chilling it was, Walter goes to Peoples' Dominican Washington Heights neighborhood, where he sticks out like a sore thumb and offers Peoples $40,000 in his late mother's jewelry to locate and kill the witness. Peoples' has other ideas than the money, he wants to get his drugs pushed into Walter's white upscale neighborhood, as he is looking for upward mobility and a white contact there. Of course, one can ask why a racist like Walter would go to Peoples for the contract murder, unless he's really insane and that the "American Psycho" smile Bale still sports from his last starring role, just hasn't worn off yet. It is more than likely, especially with the big money he was willing to pay, that he could have gotten white Mafia professionals to take care of his business.
The meeting of great minds, of the hateful WASP Walter and the stereotyped lowlife Peoples, who speaks a stream of constant trash-talk and with an enunciation that is so fantastically off kilter, that makes it fun to laugh at him. The comedy provided by Wright's speech pattern is comparable to a Cisco Kid movie dialogue, if the two stars were on speed. Jeffrey Wright is the perfect villain to balance out the super-serious Shaft; he steals scenes from his arch enemy Shaft by a twist of his neck or by wearing a greasy shirt. After all, Samuel L. Jackson is just playing one of those typical ego-maniac roles.
Shaft throws his badge at the judge who gave Walter an attainable bail again, and quits the police force to become a vigilante, dedicating his life in hunting down the crime's key witness and getting Walter convicted. His role is very serious. While Peoples just wants to become a bigger drug kingpin...realizing he's limited in this lifetime by his ethnic quirks.
Shaft gets unexpected help in his vigilante stance from the attractive narcotics squad detective, Carman Vasquez (Williams), who watches his back. He will need her help, as things get twisted and two crooked cops (Hedaya and Tergesen) who work for Peoples, tail him as he goes after Diane. The film resorts to violent chases, shootouts, a final duel between Wright and Jackson, and a twisted ending, to make its final statement about what Singleton thinks of the justice system.
Shaft tells it like it is, he's: "too black for the uniform, too blue for the brothers." He's angry at racism, and he's angry at urban crime and corruption.  This Shaft retains the loud dress code, his super-macho attitude, and the political incorrectness of his character, but he is more politically motivated, more set on violence as his calling card, and even more cynical that the system can't work. It is stylishly directed and acted, and achieves moderate success in telling its story. It even offers some passing comments about a host of recent NYC police corruption cases, and it can't resist a passing aside at the current mayor, as Jackson in the middle of an assault on the drug dealers says, "It's Giuliani time."This film was made for Samuel L. Jackson; just by his presence, it makes this film a more perplexing one than the others. What is missing is any love interest or any sex scenes; what takes the place of sex, is pure violence. You tell me if that's an improvement!
REVIEWED ON 6/24/2000 GRADE: C
Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"
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