Sleep Cycles: It’s 4 A.M. Why Am I Still Awake?
To the Editor:
Re “Not Your Average Insomniac,” by Vanessa Barbara (Op-Ed, Oct. 29):
Like Ms. Barbara, I suffer from a severe case of my circadian rhythm badly misaligned with the norm.
 Sleep specialists and a neurologist were unable to help. Nothing works, including meds.
I’m now retired and can finally follow my body’s natural clock. It was refreshing and encouraging to see that someone recognizes this condition and that I’m not the only person in the Western Hemisphere still awake at 5 a.m.!
Ellen Partnoy
Wells, British Columbia
To the Editor:
How heartening to know that someone else has an identical sleep pattern!
I fall into my first deep sleep when most New Yorkers are heading for the morning rush, and I rise in time for their evening commute. My friends say I never left Singapore time.
Very convenient for phone calls to Europe and Asia, and jet lag is never an issue when traveling abroad. I wouldn’t have it any other way!
Margaret Leng Tan
Brooklyn
The writer is a professional toy pianist.
To the Editor:
I write this letter after midnight, and the night is still young. For people like us, the steady lengthening of daylight saving time only worsens the problem. With the world split 50-50 between larks and night owls, why is only one sleep schedule considered the valid one?
Why not have a productive work and school period that is midway between the two? The larks can run their errands and mow their lawns before work, and the night owls can come home and still have many productive hours left before getting a good night’s sleep.
Every week, there is another round of articles about sleep problems being epidemic in this country. Instead of driving us all to an early grave, can’t we try common sense instead?
Deborah Moran
Houston
To the Editor:
I read with interest and sympathy Vanessa Barbara’s account of having delayed sleep phase syndrome. I’m a more typical night owl, preferring a sleep cycle of, say, 3 a.m. to 10 a.m.
When acquaintances subtly suggest that their normal sleep cycles of 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. are superior, I offer my theory: Someone had to guard the cave at night.
Jessica Lauria
Short Hills, N.J.


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Module mapgen
Functions
| generate_map (branchID, depth, force) | Create and populate a map |
| generate_creature (min_level, max_level, list, allowAll) | Initializes and creates a new creature at the given level. |
| generate_item (min_level, max_level, list, tags, allowAll) | Initializes and creates a new item at the given level. |
| make_artifact (item, tags) | Turns an item into a random artifact |
| generate_branch (branchID) | Creates an instance of a branch, to be attached to a given playthrough. |
| floodFill (map, lookFor, startX, startY) | Perform a floodfill operation, getting all walls or floor that touch. |
| floodTile (map, x, y, floodFill, lookFor, numTiles, check) | Looks at the tiles next to a given tile, to see if they match. |
| addRiver (map, tile, noBridges, bridgeData, minDist) | Add a river to a map. |
| buildBridge (map, fromX, fromY, toX, toY, data) | Add a bridge |
| makeEdges (map, width, height, onlyFeature) | Add jagged edges to the borders of the map, to make it more visually interesting than just flat walls. |
| addGenericStairs (build, width, height) | Randomly add stairs to the map, generally on opposite sides. |
| get_stair_location (map) | Get coordinates for a |
| addTombstones (map) | Add tombstones to the map of previous player characters who have died here. |
| make_blob (map, startX, startY, feature, decay, includeWalls) | Make a procedurally-generated blob on the map |
| is_safe_to_block (map, startX, startY, safeType) | Determines if a tile is safe to block. |
| get_all_safe_to_block (map, room, openType) | Gets all the "safe to block" tiles in a given room. |
| contourBomb (map, tiles, iterations) | "Contour-bombs" open tiles, basically drawing open circles around tiles to make a more organic-looking space. |
| decorate_room (room, map, decID) | Decorate a room |
| populate_creatures_in_room (room, map, decID) | Spawn creatures in a room, using a roomDecorator if desired |
| populate_items_in_room (room, map, decID) | Spawn items in a room, using a roomDecorator if desired |
Functions
- generate_map (branchID, depth, force)
-
Create and populate a map
Parameters:
- branchID Text. The branch ID the map is part of
- depth Number. At what depth of said branch the map occurs on
- force Text. The ID of a mapType to force this map to be. Optional
Returns:
-
Map. The fresh new map
- generate_creature (min_level, max_level, list, allowAll)
-
Initializes and creates a new creature at the given level. The creature itself must then actually be added to a map using Map:add_creature()
Parameters:
- min_level The lower level limit of the desired creature
- max_level The upper level limit of the desired creature
- list Table. A specific list of creatures to choose from. Optional
- allowAll Boolean. If True, creatures with the specialOnly flag can still be chosen (but bosses or creatures with the neverSpawn flag set still cannot). Optional
Returns:
-
Creature. The new creature
- generate_item (min_level, max_level, list, tags, allowAll)
-
Initializes and creates a new item at the given level. The item itself must then actually be added to the map using Map:add_item() TODO: enchantments are basically guaranteed to be applied
Parameters:
- min_level The lower level limit of the desired item
- max_level The upper level limit of the desired item
- list Table. A list of possible items to pull from
- tags Table. A list of tags, potentially to pass to the item, or to use as preference for enchantments
- allowAll Boolean. If True, items with the specialOnly flag can still be chosen (but items with the neverSpawn flag set still cannot). Optional
Returns:
-
Item. The new item
- make_artifact (item, tags)
-
Turns an item into a random artifact
Parameters:
- item Item. The item to turn into an artifact
- tags Table. A list of tags, used to prioritize enchantments which match said tags (optional)
- generate_branch (branchID)
-
Creates an instance of a branch, to be attached to a given playthrough. Called at the beginning of the game, shouldn't need to be called in game unless you wanted to re-create a branch for some reason.
Parameters:
- branchID Text. The ID of the branch
Returns:
-
Table. The information for the new branch
- floodFill (map, lookFor, startX, startY)
-
Perform a floodfill operation, getting all walls or floor that touch. Only works for walls and floor, not features.
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to look at
- lookFor String. Either "." or "#" although if your maps use other strings it could look for those too. Defaults to "."
- startX Number. The X-coordinate to start at. Optional, will pick a randon tile if blank
- startY Number. The Y-coordinate to start at. Optional, will pick a random tile if blank
Returns:
- Table. A table covering the whole map, in the format Table[x][y] = true or false, for whether the given tile matches lookFor
- Number. The number of tiles found
- floodTile (map, x, y, floodFill, lookFor, numTiles, check)
-
Looks at the tiles next to a given tile, to see if they match. Used by the floodFill() function, probably shouldn't be used by itself.
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to look at
- x Number. The X-coordinate to look at
- y Number. The Y-coordinate to look at
- floodFill Table. The table of floodFill values.
- lookFor String. Either "." or "#" although if your maps use other strings it could look for those too. Defaults to "."
- numTiles Number. The number of tiles currently matching the floodfill criteria
- check Table.
Returns:
- Table. A table covering the whole map, in the format Table[x][y] = true or false, for whether the given tile matches lookFor
- Number. The number of tiles found
- Table. A table full of values that still need to be checked
- addRiver (map, tile, noBridges, bridgeData, minDist)
-
Add a river to a map.
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to add the river to
- tile Feature. The feature to use to fill the river
- noBridges Boolean. If set to True, don't make bridges over the river. Otherwise, make bridges. Optional
- bridgeData Anything. Arguments to pass to the bridge's new() function. Optional
- minDist Number. The minimum distance that must be between bridges. Optional, defaults to 5.
Returns:
-
Table. A table of the tiles along the river's shore.
- buildBridge (map, fromX, fromY, toX, toY, data)
-
Add a bridge
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to add edges to.
- fromX Number. The x-coordinate to start at
- fromY Number. The y-coordinate to start at
- toX Number. The x-coordinate to end at
- toY Number. The y-coordinate to end at
- data Anything. The data to pass to the bridge's new() function
- makeEdges (map, width, height, onlyFeature)
-
Add jagged edges to the borders of the map, to make it more visually interesting than just flat walls.
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to add edges to.
- width Number. The width of the map.
- height Number. The height of the map.
- onlyFeature Text. If this is left blank, the new walls will be created no matter what. If it's the ID of a feature, the walls will only be created if the tile has that feature on it.
- addGenericStairs (build, width, height)
-
Randomly add stairs to the map, generally on opposite sides.
Parameters:
- build Map. The map to add the stairs to.
- width Number. The width of the map
- height Number. The height of the map
- get_stair_location (map)
-
Get coordinates for a
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to look at to build stairs
- addTombstones (map)
-
Add tombstones to the map of previous player characters who have died here.
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to add the tombstones to.
- make_blob (map, startX, startY, feature, decay, includeWalls)
-
Make a procedurally-generated blob on the map
Parameters:
- map Map. The map to make the blob on
- startX Number. The starting X coordinate
- startY Number. The starting Y coordinate
- feature Text. The ID of the feature to make the blob out of
- decay Number. The % by which to decrease the chance that after a tile is made part of the blob, the next tiles will also be made part of the blob. Optional, defaults to 10
- includeWalls Boolean. Whether or not walls will be absorbed by the blob. Optional, if blank, the blob will form around walls
Returns:
-
Table. A table of tile coordinates that are part of the blob
- is_safe_to_block (map, startX, startY, safeType)
-
Determines if a tile is safe to block. Useful in map generators for placing decorations. TODO: Maybe this should be moved to the Map class?
Parameters:
- map Map. The map on which we're operating
- startX Number. The X-coordinate we're looking at
- startY Number. The Y-coordinate we're looking at
- safeType Text. Determines what counts as safe to block. "wall": next to wall only, "noWalls": not next to wall, "wallsCorners": open walls and corners only, "corners": corners only
Returns:
-
Boolean. Whether the tile is safe to block or not.
- get_all_safe_to_block (map, room, openType)
-
Gets all the "safe to block" tiles in a given room. Takes a list of tiles and runs mapgen:is_safe_to_block on them.
Parameters:
- map Map. The map we're operating on
- room Room. A room as returned by a roomGenerator. Can also pass in a custom table with a list of tiles in a subtable called floors.
- openType Text. Determines what counts as "safe." "wall": next to wall only, "noWalls": not next to wall, "wallsCorners": open walls and corners only, "corners": corners only
Returns:
-
Table. A table of tiles deemed safe to block.
- contourBomb (map, tiles, iterations)
-
"Contour-bombs" open tiles, basically drawing open circles around tiles to make a more organic-looking space.
Parameters:
- map Map. The map we're operating on.
- tiles Table. A table of the tiles to look at. Optional, defaults to all tiles in the map
- iterations The number of times to run the bombing. Optional, defaults to the count of the tiles multiplied by a number between 2 and 5.
- decorate_room (room, map, decID)
-
Decorate a room
Parameters:
- room Room. A table with, at least, minX,maxX,minY, and maxY values
- map Map. The map on which this room exists
- decID String or table. Either the ID of a specific room decorator, or a table of room decorator IDs. Optional
- populate_creatures_in_room (room, map, decID)
-
Spawn creatures in a room, using a roomDecorator if desired
Parameters:
- room Room. A table with, at least, minX,maxX,minY, and maxY values
- map Map. The map on which this room exists
- decID String. The ID of a specific room decorator
- populate_items_in_room (room, map, decID)
-
Spawn items in a room, using a roomDecorator if desired
Parameters:
- room Room. A table with, at least, minX,maxX,minY, and maxY values
- map Map. The map on which this room exists
- decID String. The ID of a specific room decorator


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Lars Bjørnshauge - Managing Director
Lars was Director of Libraries at Lund University from 2001 to 2011 and founded the DOAJ in 2003. He became Managing Editor of DOAJ in January 2013. He has vast experience in: change management; the re-engineering of academic libraries; the development of information services for research & higher education. He has been a strong advocat of open access and for providing services to the open access movement (open access to research publications). He is co-founder of OpenDOAR and the Directory of Open Access Books. Since 2011, he is the Director of SPARC Europe.
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Sunny East Garden at the Getty Villa
It is hard to believe, but there are about 300 varieties of plants at the East Garden at the Getty, making the experience truly remarkable. This area is one of the most tranquil spaces at the Villa. As I wandered around, enjoying shade provided by sycamore and laurel trees and serenaded by splashing water from two sculptural fountains, I couldn't help but think of ancient Rome and the role of the garden 20 centuries ago. It was a place of peace and … Read More


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The COVID Alert Portal is part of the system behind Canada’s free exposure notification app, COVID Alert.
COVID Alert does not replace manual contact tracing by local health authorities. It is just one part of the public health effort to limit the spread of COVID-19.
You’ll give one-time keys to patients with COVID-19 who want to notify people they’ve been near. Only give one key per patient.
Before giving a key, check the patient has the COVID Alert app on their phone.
The portal gives instructions for entering the key, with screenshots from the app. You can use the instructions to help patients enter the key.
By entering the key, the patient confirms they have COVID-19. Then the app guides the patient through the steps to notify people of possible exposure.
Notifications do not give information about the patient or time of exposure.
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The TW Perth office released an Android/iOS app called Fireballs In The Sky to help encourage community involvement with the Desert Fireball Network, links below.
For the rest of you…
So, what do you do when you are approached to work on a project called “Fireballs In The Sky”? Clearly, you ask where to sign.
How about if you’re in a small office with no capacity, in a sold-out country? Did I mention it was called “Fireballs In The Sky”?
Tell me more!
Such was the dilemma faced by the Perth office, but the prospect of some cool work, in a cool domain was too great to resist. With support from ThoughtWorks, the office signed up to do the project in their own time to get some cool local work we could reference.
Who is it for?
The project is part of a science outreach program from Curtin University, supporting the research of the Desert Fireball Network (DFN). The DFN is a series of cameras being spread out through Australia, to track fireballs and help determine their origin. More details can be found here: http://www.fireballsinthesky.com.au/about/.
Alright, so what did we do?
It is an app designed to get people interested in the project and science in general. The app had to be, in the words of one Professor Phil Bland, “cute”. The team at Curtin are able to keep the citizen scientists up to date with the latest events, news and sightings, and can share some of the amazing images taken from the DFN and other sources. The best bit though, is people being able to contribute their own sightings and even better than that, build their own fireballs.
Did you just say build their own fireballs?
You bet I did. In order for an engaging experience, the team picked up a few stories clearly not in the MVP pile to enable the users to describe their sighting with an animated fireball.
Tell me about the greasy bits!
The team initially spiked out using Calatrava, but the more we looked the less shared logic we had. Given the level of interaction needed with the sensors and wanting to make it “cute” on as many devices as possible, we discounted pure web. The answer? Two native apps.
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How was the experience?
Working with Curtin was great, really collaborative and nice to have an enthusiastic partner. To cherry pick two phrases from Phil at the app launch: “This went far beyond business, it was true collaboration.” “The ThoughtWorks team went beyond with their skill, energy and ideas.” So, just who are you guys again? The team consisted of Brad Ward, Ray Grasso, Mike Gardiner, Mark Togher and Nathan Jones, with cameo appearances from David Colls, Maia Sauren, Diana Adorno, Andrew Carr and the rest of you I’ve likely left off.
Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!
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Purdue’s graduate software engineering class covers both practical and theoretical aspects of the discipline. Students will learn Object Oriented software development techniques by example. Practical projects typically stress the use of object-oriented programming, design patterns, refactoring and extreme programing. Projects range from small size to fairly large with teams up to four students.
The course also explores formal aspects of software reliability and assurance as well as novel programming language and software composition techniques.
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[This is another retrospective of a film which had limited theatrical release and is just now becoming available on videocassette.  This film portrays some Pakistanis as having faults, hence it is the center of controversy, but it probably gives a realistic picture of what one extended family in London's Pakistani community might be like.
One of the most controversial films of 1986 is an apparently minor film that in this country is playing almost exclusively in art houses. MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDERETTE was made for England's Channel 4. Pakistanis are picketing the theaters that show the film, claiming that it portrays an unfair portrait of their countrymen. What is it they do not like about the film?
Well, MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDERETTE is a comedy/drama about a young Pakistani who is caring for his ailing father and who goes to work for his uncle, Saeed Jaffrey. The uncle, the family patriarch, has the boy washing cars, but then asks him to manage a run-down launderette. The boy instead offers to rent the launderette and run it for his own profit. From there the plot gets pretty complicated. If it doesn't sound like an AIRPLANE!-style comedy, you are right. This is actually a fairly serious film with a wide variety of comic touches salted in. The film at once entertains and gives some insight into the structure and politics of Pakistani families and into the problems they face.
I cannot say for sure if it was done intentionally, but the photography seems often to use three planes of action. Something will be happening in the foreground, midground, and background of a scene. The director orchestrates the three planes so your attention will be on one plane of action and you will realize a piece of humor or a plot complication is simultaneously being introduced on one of the other two planes.
There are few familiar faces in the film. Saeed Jaffrey is best known for the role of Billy Fish in THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING. Another actor is familiar for having played Nehru in GANDHI. Beyond those two the cast is unfamiliar but good.
So why the controversy over this film? I think it is not because it misrepresents Pakistanis but because they are not represented as angelic. After a long time of mainstream American cinema using blacks only as buffoons, there was a period in which they could only appear in films as being nearly perfect. These were films like A PATCH OF BLUE and LILLIES OF THE FIELD. Even now it is unusual for filmmakers to show a realistic spectrum of blacks: some good, some bad. MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDERETTE is the first major film to show much of the Pakistani community. Some Pakistanis appear in a favorable light, some in a much less favorable light. I think as long as the viewer realizes that the people in this film do not represent traits of a whole nationality of people any more than the characters in RUTHLESS PEOPLE or PSYCHO III do, the film will promote rather than destroy understanding of Pakistani immigrants. Rate it a +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Marsland v. First Hawaiian Bank: Home Rule and the Scope of the County Prosecutor's Power. 12 UH L. Rev. 261.
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Plaintiff fireworks company was unlikely to succeed on the merits in alleging that a Honolulu city ordinance, prohibiting the importation of consumer fireworks into Honolulu, violated this section because the ordinance in question only regulated the possession, import, storage, and licensing of fireworks within the city and county of Honolulu and did not apply equally to the neighbor islands. 796 F. Supp. 2d 1261 (2011).
Did not preempt ordinance relating to residential condominium leasehold conversion. 76 H. 46, 868 P.2d 1193.
The power to set exemptions from real property taxation is not a matter of statewide concern reserved to the legislature under this section. 99 H. 508, 57 P.3d 433.
Where a Hawaii county ordinance made the enforcement of marijuana laws the lowest enforcement priority in the county, the ordinance conflicted with the Hawaii Penal Code and covered the same subject matter that the legislature intended to govern under chapter 329, and, therefore, was preempted. 132 H. 511 (App.), 323 P.3d 155 (2014).


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