| 004:030 Khan | : |
And whoever commits that through aggression and injustice, We shall cast him into the Fire, and that is easy for Allah. |
| 004:030 Maulana | : |
And whoso does this aggressively and unjustly, We shall soon cast him into fire. And this is ever easy for Allah. |
| 004:030 Pickthal | : |
Whoso doeth that through aggression and injustice, we shall cast him into Fire, and that is ever easy for Allah. |
| 004:030 Rashad | : |
Anyone who commits these transgressions, maliciously and deliberately, we will condemn him to Hell.  This is a very easy thing for God to do. |
| 004:030 Shakir | : |
And whoever does this aggressively and unjustly, We will soon cast him into fire; and this is easy to Allah. |
| 004:030 Sherali | : |
And whosoever does that by way of transgression and injustice, WE shall cast him into Fire; and that is easy for ALLAH. |
| 004:030 Yusufali | : |
If any do that in rancour and injustice,- soon shall We cast them into the Fire: And easy it is for Allah. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الغيب > النار > أصحاب النار Faith> The Unseen World> Hell-Fire>Hell Fellows العمل > العمل الطالح > في المال > أكل الأموال بالباطل Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>In Earning Money> Eating up One another's Property Unjustly العمل > العمل الطالح > القتل والقتال > الانتحار Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>Killing and Fighting>Committing Suicide الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الخبث Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Cunning تنظيم العلاقات المالية > أكل الأموال بالباطل Organizing Financial Relationships>Eating up One Another's Property Unjustly العلاقات القضائية > أحكام قانونية > الجزاء > جزاء قاتل نفسه Judicial Relationships>Legal Rules>The Penalty>For the One who Commits Suicide
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


| Interface and Description |
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| jakarta.servlet.jsp.el.FunctionMapper
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
jakarta.el.FunctionMapper |
| jakarta.resource.spi.security.GenericCredential
The preferred way to represent generic credential information
is via the
org.ietf.jgss.GSSCredential interface in
J2SE Version 1.4, which provides similar functionality. |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSessionContext
As of Java(tm) Servlet API 2.1 for security reasons, with no replacement. This interface will be removed
in a future version of this API.
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| jakarta.servlet.SingleThreadModel
As of Java Servlet API 2.4, with no direct replacement.
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| jakarta.xml.bind.Validator
since JAXB 2.0
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| jakarta.servlet.jsp.el.VariableResolver
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
jakarta.el.ELResolver |
| Class and Description |
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| jakarta.servlet.jsp.el.Expression
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
jakarta.el.ValueExpression |
| jakarta.servlet.jsp.el.ExpressionEvaluator
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
jakarta.el.ExpressionFactory |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpUtils
As of Java(tm) Servlet API 2.3. These methods were only useful with the default encoding and have been
moved to the request interfaces.
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| jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPElementFactory
- Use
jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPFactory for creating SOAPElements. |
| Exceptions and Description |
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| jakarta.servlet.jsp.el.ELException
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
jakarta.el.ELException |
| jakarta.servlet.jsp.el.ELParseException
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
jakarta.el.ELException |
| Annotation Type and Description |
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| jakarta.jws.soap.InitParam |
| jakarta.jws.soap.SOAPMessageHandler |
| jakarta.jws.soap.SOAPMessageHandlers
As of JSR-181 2.0 with no replacement.
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| Field and Description |
|---|
| jakarta.servlet.jsp.tagext.BodyTag.EVAL_BODY_TAG
As of Java JSP API 1.2, use BodyTag.EVAL_BODY_BUFFERED or IterationTag.EVAL_BODY_AGAIN.
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| jakarta.persistence.Persistence.PERSISTENCE_PROVIDER
TODO: Either change TCK reference to PERSISTENCE_PROVIDER field to expect
"jakarta.persistence.spi.PersistenceProvider" or remove PERSISTENCE_PROVIDER field and also update TCK signature
tests.
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| jakarta.persistence.Persistence.providers |
| Method and Description |
|---|
| jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPElementFactory.create(Name)
Use
jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPFactory.createElement(jakarta.xml.soap.Name)
instead
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| jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPElementFactory.create(String)
Use
jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPFactory.createElement(String localName) instead
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| jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPElementFactory.create(String, String, String)
Use
jakarta.xml.soap.SOAPFactory.createElement(String localName,
String prefix,
String uri)
instead
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| jakarta.xml.bind.JAXBContext.createValidator()
since JAXB2.0
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| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse.encodeRedirectUrl(String)
As of version 2.1, use encodeRedirectURL(String url) instead
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| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletResponseWrapper.encodeRedirectUrl(String)
As of version 2.1, use
HttpServletResponseWrapper.encodeRedirectURL(String url) instead |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse.encodeUrl(String)
As of version 2.1, use encodeURL(String url) instead
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| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletResponseWrapper.encodeUrl(String)
As of version 2.1, use
HttpServletResponseWrapper.encodeURL(String url) instead |
| jakarta.xml.bind.Validator.getEventHandler()
since JAXB2.0
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| jakarta.servlet.jsp.JspContext.getExpressionEvaluator()
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
JspApplicationContext.getExpressionFactory() |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSessionContext.getIds()
As of Java Servlet API 2.1 with no replacement. This method must return an empty
Enumeration
and will be removed in a future version of this API. |
| jakarta.resource.ResourceException.getLinkedException()
J2SE release 1.4 supports a chained exception facility
that allows any throwable to know about another throwable, if any,
that caused it to get thrown. Refer to
getCause and
initCause methods of the
java.lang.Throwable class.. |
| jakarta.resource.cci.ResourceWarning.getLinkedWarning()
Java™ release 1.4 supports a chained exception facility
that allows any throwable to know about another throwable, if any,
that caused it to get thrown. Refer to
getCause and
initCause methods of the
java.lang.Throwable class. |
| jakarta.xml.bind.Validator.getProperty(String)
since JAXB2.0
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| jakarta.servlet.ServletRequest.getRealPath(String)
As of Version 2.1 of the Java Servlet API, use
ServletContext.getRealPath(java.lang.String) instead. |
| jakarta.servlet.ServletRequestWrapper.getRealPath(String)
As of Version 2.1 of the Java Servlet API, use
ServletContext.getRealPath(java.lang.String) instead |
| jakarta.servlet.jsp.JspException.getRootCause()
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
Throwable.getCause() |
| jakarta.servlet.UnavailableException.getServlet()
As of Java Servlet API 2.2, with no replacement.
Returns the servlet that is reporting its unavailability.
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| jakarta.servlet.ServletContext.getServlet(String)
As of Java Servlet API 2.1, with no direct replacement.
This method was originally defined to retrieve a servlet from a
In lieu of this method, servlets can share information using the |
| jakarta.servlet.ServletContext.getServletNames()
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This method was originally defined to return an |
| jakarta.servlet.ServletContext.getServlets()
As of Java Servlet API 2.0, with no replacement.
This method was originally defined to return an |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSessionContext.getSession(String)
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future version of this API.
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| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSession.getSessionContext()
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version of Jakarta Servlets.
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| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSession.getValue(String)
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HttpSession.getAttribute(java.lang.String) . |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSession.getValueNames()
As of Version 2.2, this method is replaced by
HttpSession.getAttributeNames() |
| jakarta.servlet.jsp.JspContext.getVariableResolver()
As of JSP 2.1, replaced by
ELContext#getELResolver , which can be obtained by
jspContext.getELContext().getELResolver() . |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletRequestWrapper.isRequestedSessionIdFromUrl()
As of Version 4.0 of the Java Servlet API, use
HttpServletRequestWrapper.isRequestedSessionIdFromURL() instead. |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest.isRequestedSessionIdFromUrl()
As of Version 2.1 of the Java Servlet API, use
HttpServletRequest.isRequestedSessionIdFromURL() instead. |
| jakarta.xml.bind.Unmarshaller.isValidating()
since JAXB2.0, please see
Unmarshaller.getSchema() |
| jakarta.servlet.ServletContext.log(Exception, String)
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ServletContext.log(String message, Throwable throwable) instead.
This method was originally defined to write an exception's stack trace and an explanatory error message to the servlet log file. |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSession.putValue(String, Object)
As of Version 2.2, this method is replaced by
HttpSession.setAttribute(java.lang.String, java.lang.Object) |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpSession.removeValue(String)
As of Version 2.2, this method is replaced by
HttpSession.removeAttribute(java.lang.String) |
| jakarta.xml.bind.Validator.setEventHandler(ValidationEventHandler)
since JAXB2.0
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| jakarta.resource.ResourceException.setLinkedException(Exception)
J2SE release 1.4 supports a chained exception facility
that allows any throwable to know about another throwable, if any,
that caused it to get thrown. Refer to
getCause and
initCause methods of the
java.lang.Throwable class. |
| jakarta.resource.cci.ResourceWarning.setLinkedWarning(ResourceWarning)
J2SE release 1.4 supports a chained exception facility
that allows any throwable to know about another throwable, if any,
that caused it to get thrown. Refer to
getCause and
initCause methods of the
java.lang.Throwable class. |
| jakarta.xml.bind.Validator.setProperty(String, Object)
since JAXB2.0
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| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse.setStatus(int, String)
As of version 2.1, due to ambiguous meaning of the message parameter. To set a status code use
setStatus(int) , to send an error with a description use sendError(int, String) .
Sets the status code and message for this response. |
| jakarta.servlet.http.HttpServletResponseWrapper.setStatus(int, String)
As of version 2.1, due to ambiguous meaning of the message parameter. To set a status code use
HttpServletResponseWrapper.setStatus(int) , to send an error with a description use HttpServletResponseWrapper.sendError(int, String) |
| jakarta.xml.bind.Unmarshaller.setValidating(boolean)
since JAXB2.0, please see
Unmarshaller.setSchema(javax.xml.validation.Schema) |
| jakarta.ws.rs.core.Cookie.toString()
The format of the toString() method is subject to change in a future version. Please use
RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(Cookie.class).toString(value) instead if you rely on the format of
this method.
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| jakarta.ws.rs.core.CacheControl.toString()
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RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(CacheControl.class).toString(value) instead if you rely on the
format of this method.
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| jakarta.ws.rs.core.EntityTag.toString()
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RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(EntityTag.class).toString(value) instead if you rely on the format
of this method.
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| jakarta.ws.rs.core.NewCookie.toString()
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RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(NewCookie.class).toString(value) instead if you rely on the format
of this method.
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| jakarta.xml.bind.Validator.validate(Object)
since JAXB2.0
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| jakarta.xml.bind.Validator.validateRoot(Object)
since JAXB2.0
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| jakarta.ws.rs.core.Cookie.valueOf(String)
This method will be removed in a future version. Please use
RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(Cookie.class).fromString(value) instead.
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| jakarta.ws.rs.core.CacheControl.valueOf(String)
This method will be removed in a future version. Please use
RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(CacheControl.class).fromString(value) instead.
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| jakarta.ws.rs.core.EntityTag.valueOf(String)
This method will be removed in a future version. Please use
RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(EntityTag.class).fromString(value) instead.
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| jakarta.ws.rs.core.NewCookie.valueOf(String)
This method will be removed in a future version. Please use
RuntimeDelegate.getInstance().createHeaderDelegate(NewCookie.class).fromString(value) instead.
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| Constructor and Description |
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| jakarta.servlet.UnavailableException(int, Servlet, String)
As of Java Servlet API 2.2, use
UnavailableException.UnavailableException(String, int) instead. |
| jakarta.servlet.UnavailableException(Servlet, String)
As of Java Servlet API 2.2, use
UnavailableException.UnavailableException(String) instead. |
| Annotation Type Element and Description |
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| jakarta.jws.HandlerChain.name
As of JSR-181 2.0 with no replacement.
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"Ontologies of the present demand archeologies of the future, not forecasts of the past"
—Fredric Jameson, A Singular Modernity, 2002 1
The broken pot, the pot in fragments, the scattered shards, is the image that Gregory Jusdanis's text leaves us with, along with the dilemma of whether to reconstruct the pot or display the fragments. The implication being that archaeology desires the reconstructed whole, whereas poets, some travelers and others perhaps, would find more awe and inspiration and mystique in the fragments and ruins, as many have done in the past. His final passage nicely and poetically sums up Jusdanis's edifice, whereby archaeology stands for science and knowledge, as opposed to the romantic inspirational desire of the traveler. Yet I want to complicate the picture we are left with, revisit some the ground he has covered, and perhaps, as an archaeologist, pick up some of the fragments from the ground, and attend much more carefully to their form, detail, historical and mnemonic weight.
Interestingly, the notion of the fragment is one of the recent preoccupations of archaeological thinking. While much of earlier archaeology was preoccupied with the restoration of the whole, the re-creation of missing parts, and the reconstruction of completeness, some of us, partly inspired by Oceanic ethnographies, have started thinking about the broken shards, rines, bones, objects, and artifacts, in the recent or the remote past; some of these objects point to intentional fragmentation, and to their often wide circulation among people and communities, as tokens and talismans of human relationships, as devices that linked ("enchained") people over long spatial and temporal distances; 2 at other times, these fragments may have acted as mnemonic objects that would have helped re-collect the fragments of memories, memories of events, ceremonies, and rituals; memories of people and places. 3
Moreover, the notion of archaeology as a science which strives to save the past and pursue the objective recovery of the truth, an image that emerges from Jusdanis's text, is one that has been heavily eroded, especially in the last two decades, and one that many of its practitioners will not recognize. For them, archaeology produces various pasts, out of the fragments and traces that have survived; this is a complex process of production, intricately implicated with processes of identity, politics, institutional power, disciplinary authority, and history. Archaeologists do not just save and reconstruct: they select and valorize, but also ignore and destroy; they produce material realities, but they also tell stories; they too, like poets, are cultural producers working in the field of representation. 4
This reexamination of archaeology's ontology has also led to the excavation of the discipline's genealogical and epistemic foundations. As Jusdanis implies, archaeology has been a key device of capitalist modernity, but one which possesses distinctive features that deserve closer examination. Even before the establishment of archaeology as an autonomous discipline, however, people were not indifferent to the material traces of the past; contrary to Jusdanis's claim that they showed "no interest in excavating the earth for its cultural treasures, other than the pursuit of the riches in graves," recent discussions have shown that in many different contexts starting from antiquity, ruins of the past aroused intense interest in people, who invested them with their own memories, meanings, and associations, often incorporated them in their own material and social lives, and produced their own narratives and stories about them. In other words they produced their own archaeologies. 5 Of course, archaeology as an autonomous discipline, a European nineteenth-century invention, established its own discourse, narrative techniques, institutional practices, and authority, often incorporating some of the premodern meanings, but shaped decisively by the national imagination; archaeology produced its object of study (the archaeological "record") in the same way that national imagination produced its object of desire, the nation-state. Travelers in the classical lands of the Mediterranean, who, for at least two centuries previously were searching for their own roots and identities, for paradise lost, cast their colonial gaze upon what they saw as ruins frozen in time, as remnants of the classical golden ages that were left undisturbed by humans (or so they thought), save for the occasional shepherd and his flock, to be discovered and enjoyed (and often plundered too), at leisure and in perfect isolation. National archaeology, which in contexts like Greece was formed at the interface between local and European discourses, practices, and institutions, came to spoil all that. It claimed the ruins primarily for the nation, purified them from the "remnants of barbarity," cleared them from the undergrowth, often rebuilt the temples from the scattered stones, erected a fence around them, and displayed the finds in museums, often in a fetishized and sanitized manner.
Archaeology thus expressed, helped bring about, and more importantly, materialized, a competing identity discourse: the panopticism of the national imagination, 6 as opposed to the colonial gaze of the romantic Western travelers. In that sense, the reaction of the latter, who lamented the loss of the perfect isolated ruin, is perfectly explainable. Archaeology was only one of a whole constellation of developments, one of the many collateral devices of modernity; 7 it can be seen as an exhibitionary device, along with museums, the grand World Fairs, and photography; display, spectacle and surveillance lie at their foundations. National (and neoclassical) aesthetics demanded purity and completeness, 8 hence the ritual cleansing of the remnants of barbarity from the Athenian Acropolis (from the Ottoman mosque inside the Parthenon—the specter of otherness for the European imagination—to the medieval tower in the Propylaia), in the same way that language (the modern Greek language, for instance) was purified from recent, polluting, "foreign" intrusions. 9 As the nation-state of Greece strove to produce its modernity, as the material signs of that modern life became more and more evident, both in the now reconstructed and managed ruins and elsewhere, the new wave of travelers, the tourists, closed their eyes to them: as the nineteenth-century Western photography of Greece shows 10 the neocolonial gaze preferred to see only the classical monuments (which as reconstructed ruins proved particularly photogenic, eternal, and timeless), not the signs of other historical periods and of modern daily life, especially the signs of Western modernity.
Archaeology shares with literature and poetry more than the desire to represent, to produce discourses and narratives, reflective or not, about sameness and otherness. The construction of the past out of fragmented traces, be they stones and broken pots or fragments of memories, is perhaps a key shared device here. The text with all its connotations, as materialized discourse, and as a product of "weaving," of producing something new out of scattered things, is another one. In nineteenth-century Greece, the re-collection of the past out of its material fragments was a constant preoccupation of authors, historians, and archaeologists alike; 11 it was, after all, the re-collection of the national dream. 12 In twentieth-century modernist poetry, this desire still prominent (as Jusdanis shows) acquired new meanings; after all, the national aesthetic discourse was reinventing itself, incorporating more recent ruins, such as the Byzantine ones, and reinstating the notion of unbroken continuity, producing thus an indigenous Hellenism: the raw materials of late-nineteenth- and twentieth-century Greek modernity included not only the ionic capital, but also the Byzantine crosses, and the edifice was decorated with modern naïf paintings such as the ones by Theophilos. Yet these constructions have become more and more diverse. Seferis, the high priest of Greek modernist poetry, the poet-as-nation (to recall one of the studies on him), 13 is tormented by the anxiety that his compatriots cannot communicate directly with the ancient stones and statues; they fail to discover the true essence of Hellenism. Cavafy on the other hand projects a nonessentialist, hybrid Hellenism, wide enough to include a multitude of Eastern Mediterranean identities; 14 and Calas, the Trotskyist, revolts against the bourgeois appropriation of classical antiquity. 15
Finally, I would like to return to the cryptic quotation by Jameson that
introduces this text. This passage, the final sentence in his recent
study on modernity, does not refer to the discipline of archaeology; it
simply follows the trend of theorists, from Freud to Benjamin and Foucault
(not to mention countless recent writings) who have found archaeological
metaphors of immense power. Yet his passage resonates with some of the
previous discussion in more ways than one. My preferred reading of it
here is not that far away from the author's intentions, as I understand
them. He suggests that radical alternatives and transformations cannot be
imagined within the conceptual field of the "modern" and of modernity, a
term that he would prefer to see replaced with "capitalism"; he proposes
instead the "displacement of the thematics of modernity by the desire
called Utopia."
16
To return to the broken pot with which I started, there are more
options available to us than passively to display the shards or the
reconstructed whole; neither the colonial and the neocolonial gaze
nor the sanitized sight of national aesthetics (be it archaeological,
poetic, photographic, or whatever) is a satisfactory solution. The
fragments of the pot with their materiality, sensory and mnemonic
weight, and historical resonances, can offer multiple, imaginative,
inspirational experiences, the utopian archaeologies of the future.
Yannis Hamilakis is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Southampton.
1. Fredric Jameson, A Singular Modernity: Essay on the Ontology of the Present (New York: Verso, 2002), 215.
2. John Chapman, Fragmentation in Archaeology (London: Routledge, 2000).
3. Yannis Hamilakis, "Eating the Dead: Mortuary Feasting and the Politics of Memory in Aegean Bronze Age Societies," in K. Branigan, ed., Cemetery and Society in the Aegean Bronze Age (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1998), 115-32.
4. See Hamilakis, "La Trahison des archéologues? Archaeological Practice as Intellectual Activity in Postmodernity," Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 12, no. 1 : 60-79.
5. Susan Alcock, Archaeologies of the Greek Past: Landscapes, Monuments and Memories (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2002); Byron Hamann, "The Social Life of Pre-Sunrise Things: Indigenous Mesoamerican Archaeology," Current Anthropology 43, no. 3 : 351-82; Ioannis Kakridis, The Ancient Greeks in Modern Greek Tradition (in Greek) (Athens: MIET, 1999).
6. Cf. Yannis Hamilakis, "The 'Other Parthenon': Antiquity and National Memory at Makronisos," Journal of Modern Greek Studies 20 : 307-38.
7. See Tony Bennett, The Birth of the Museum (London: Routledge, 1995).
8. See Vassilis Lambropoulos, "The Aesthetic Ideology of the Greek Quest for Identity," Journal of Modern Hellenism 4 : 19-24.
9. See Hamilakis, "Monumental Visions: Bonfils, Classical Antiquity, and Nineteenth-Century Athenian Society," History of Photography 25, no. 1 : 5-12, 23-43; Hamilakis and Eleana Yalouri, "Sacralising the Past: Cults of Archaeology in Modern Greece," Archaeological Dialogues 6, no. 2 : 115-60.
10. See Hamilakis, "Monumental Visions."
11. See Michalis Chrysanthopoulos, "The Modernity of Ruin" (in Greek), Molyvdokondylopelekitis 7 : 95-118.
12. See Stathis Gourgouris, Dream Nation (Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1996).
13. Dimitris Dimiroulis, The Poet as Nation: Aesthetics and Ideology in G. Seferis (in Greek) (Athens: Plethron, 1997).
14. Cf. for an interesting comparison Marios Konstantinou, "The Cyprus of Seferis, the Helladic Gaze and the Cavafic Refusal of Submission: Towards a Critical Sociology of the Scopophilia of Modernism" (in Greek), Theseis 84 : 13-75.
15. See Liana Giannakopoulou, "Perceptions of the Parthenon in Modern Greek Poetry," Journal of Modern Greek Studies 20 : 241-72.
16.
Jameson, Singular Modernity, 215.


Open database schema file from the AWSCLI instance. You can also find the file by visiting https://github.com/stelligent/sample_app/tree/master/db
Open database migration file from the AWSCLI instance. You can also find the file by visiting https://github.com/stelligent/sample_app/tree/master/db/migrate
Open database configuration file from the AWSCLI instance. You can also find the file by visiting https://github.com/stelligent/sample_app/blob/master/config/database.yml


Elephants are the world's biggest land animals...
Cheetahs are the fastest land animals in the world...
Leopards are the hardest animals to find in the forest...
Rhinos are almost blind , they have horns to protect them...
Antelopes are the second fastest animals they can run for long...
Hyenas are the most greediest wild animal, they eat too much meat...
Baboons live in big trees.A baboon is like monkey but bigger...
Zebras have there black and white stripes to make animls dizzy...
The tortoise is very slow because it carries its shell on its back...
Buffallos have sharp horns. they re also very protective...
Warthogs are hard to find in grasslands...
Ostriches have long necks and are birds...


Just a little service that will update a DNS record via the Linode API. See the repo on github for details.


Oct 12, 2015
5 mins read
Note: that this was written before Disney brought Star Wars and the subsequent changes to what determines the cannon.
This post stems from a comment I made on an opinion piece by Michelle Smith on The Conversation 1 which dealt with how the Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling should be interpreted in the light of statements by J. K. Rowling after publication. This was deemed especially pertinent when it concerned controversial issues such as homosexuality. Some commenters consider it to be jumping on a progressive bandwagon and/or attempting to retain influence over the text. In general Smith sided with the popular and standard “Death of the Author” argument which in a post-strucualist manner advocates a plurality of interpretations.
However in reading the article I was prodded onto a line of thinking I have often mulled over, that is that the “Death of the Author” argument to my mind does not fit well with a text which is a serial work. Specifically, the way J. K. Rowling has continued to comment on her works raises interesting questions about what is “the text” of Harry Potter. Is it just the seven novels? if so, why? or are they individual texts?
I would argue that most readers of the Harry Potter books would not contest the assertion that latter books influence the interpretation of the earlier books when assessed retrospectively. To read the first two books and surmise that the story of Harry Potter ends there is of course possible. However this is emphatically not how the vast majority of readers have interacted with the books over the past 17 years. Rather you read them all with the books themselves having a definite continuous sequence.
In this case “the text” is considered the whole of the series. This is reinforced by the flashbacks (or “memories in the pensive”) in the final books which prompt reassessments of the actions and motivations of key characters such as Dumbledore and Snape.
So if installments like books 6 and 7 which J. K. Rowling wrote after the earlier works can count towards the entirety of the text why not other information she later introduces through other mediums? Why are the novels privileged over tweets and her responses in interviews? Of course one could choose to disregard these later outputs, but why do they carry less weight than a novel? Why should J. K. Rowlings intentions be so much more authoritative when she writes them down and sells them from a store?
I guess what I’m saying is that whenever I see a discussion about “The Death of the Author” it always seems to treat “the text” as a stand alone easily defined whole. When in reality this is increasingly rarely the case. A singular text does not allow for stories presented in series in an age where aspects of a story can be presented in a cross media fashion through channels such as film, video games, visual art, and words on a page among many others.
It is worth remembering that post-structualists like Barthes and Foucault by and large wrote within and are interpreted by a discipline concerned with mostly “traditional” texts such as stand alone novels and poetry. A better understanding of Harry Potter could be gained by supplementing such analysis with a comparison to other cross-media texts. For example, Star Wars. In communities interested in such cross-media texts the question of authorial authority is re-framed as “canonicity” or “continuity”. Ignoring the religious implications it is worth noting that this inherently implies a broader more fluid notion of a text with potentially multiple authors or contributors and multiple levels of canonicity which increase in order of precedence. Thus for one “reader” there is not one interpretation of the text, let alone the author. Rather it requires accepted fictional logic which maintains the suspension of disbelief created by the narrative.
In today’s fractured media environment it is intriguing to consider the possibility that texts like Harry Potter and the relationships between authors and their audiences cannot be defined as neatly as a classic stand alone novel. Thus while having written the Harry Potter novels forced J. K. Rowling to relinquish complete influence of intention upon publication, this does not mean she has lost all influence.
In the Star Wars community the most authoritative level of canonicity is termed G-canon. These G-canon sources override any other conflict in the interpretation of the Star Wars universe. G-cannon stands for George Lucas Canon and include anything he has to say on the subject 2. While ultimate interpretation rests with audiences and readers I would not be surprised if fans of Harry Potter confer J.K. Rowling with a similar status.


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Classes able to animate graphical objects in different ways. More...
Classes | |
| class | thor::Animator< Animated, Id > |
| Class that stores the progress of an object's animation. More... | |
| class | thor::ColorAnimation |
| Changes an object's color smoothly over time. More... | |
| class | thor::FadeAnimation |
| Lets an object fade in or out. More... | |
| class | thor::FrameAnimation |
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| class | thor::RefAnimation< Animation > |
| Class to reference another animation. More... | |
Functions | |
| template<typename Animation > | |
| RefAnimation< Animation > | thor::refAnimation (Animation &referenced) |
| Creates an animation that references another one. |
Classes able to animate graphical objects in different ways.
| RefAnimation< Animation > refAnimation | ( | Animation & | referenced | ) | [related] |
Creates an animation that references another one.
| referenced | Animation to reference. Must remain valid during usage. |
Creates an animation object that has no functionality on its own, but references another existing animation. By using it, you can avoid copies and change the original animation object, even after it has been added to a thor::Animator. On the other side, you must make sure the original animation stays alive while being referenced.
Example:
// Create animation thor::FrameAnimation anim; // Insert reference into animator thor::Animator<...> animator; animator.addAnimation(..., thor::refAnimation(anim), ...); // Later changes will affect animation inside animator anim.addFrame(...);


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Account object containing 4 keypairs, one from each of 4 shards

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A string of mnemonic words

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Object containing shard distribution and address by index

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Screenshot utility with a GUI.
Supports basic image editing, such as text, shapes, colors, and imgur.
More information: home page
- Create a fullscreen screenshot:
flameshot full
- Create a screenshot interactively:
flameshot gui
- Create a screenshot and save it to a specific path:
flameshot gui --path path/to/directory
- Create a screenshot interactively in a simplified mode:
flameshot launcher
- Create a screenshot from a specific monitor:
flameshot screen --number 2
- Create a screenshot and print it to the standard output:
flameshot gui --raw
- Create a screenshot and copy it to the clipboard:
flameshot gui --clipboard
- Create a screenshot with a specific delay in milliseconds:
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Commit()
Constructs a new and empty commit.
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Commit(java.lang.String id,
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Constructs a new commit based on the given information.
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addChangedArtifact(ChangedArtifact changedArtifact)
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Adds the given set of strings as the commit header of this
Commit . |
void |
addDate(java.lang.String commitDate)
Add the given string as the date of this
Commit . |
void |
addId(java.lang.String commitId)
Adds the given string as the id to this
Commit . |
java.util.List<ChangedArtifact> |
getChangedArtifacts()
Returns all artifacts changed by this commit.
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getCommitHeader()
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getDate()
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getId()
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toString() |
public Commit()
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- the id of this commit, e.g., as generated by the version control system; should never be
null
date
- the date this commit was submitted to the version control system; should never be null
commitHeader
- the header of this commit containing general information, like author, commit message, etc.;
should never be null
changedArtifacts
- a list of ChangedArtifact
s changed by this commit; can be null
public void addId(java.lang.String commitId)
Commit
.commitId
- the string representing the commit id; adding null
is forbidden and yields no
changes to the current idpublic void addDate(java.lang.String commitDate)
Commit
.commitDate
- the string representing the commit date; adding null
is forbidden and yields no
changes to the current datepublic void addCommitHeader(java.lang.String[] commitHeader)
Commit
.commitHeader
- the set of strings representing the commit header; adding null
is forbidden and
yields no changes to the current commit headerpublic void addChangedArtifact(ChangedArtifact changedArtifact)
ChangedArtifact
to the list of changed artifacts of this Commit
.changedArtifact
- the changed artifact changed by this commit; adding null
is forbidden and
yields no changes to the current list of changes artifactspublic java.lang.String getId()
null
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be emptypublic java.lang.String getDate()
null
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emptypublic java.lang.String[] getCommitHeader()
null
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s changed by this commit; Never null
, but may be
emptypublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


Israel Prime Minister charged with accusations of bribery and fraud by Attorney General
Jerusalem: Israel’s attorney general has charged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with bribery, fraud and breach of trust in connection with three separate cases.
Attorney general Avijai Mandelblit formalized the indictment against the acting leader on Thursday, which is a new blow to the unstable and gridlocked Israeli political landscape, Efe news reported. The prosecution has accused the head of government in connection with three cases, known as Case 1,000, Case 2,000 and Case 3,000, the Ministry of Justice said in a statement.
Mandelblit is expected to present all the allegations in public at a press conference on Thursday evening.
In all three cases, Netanyahu has been accused of fraud and abuse of trust, and in addition in Case 4,000 he is alleged to have committed bribery, the most serious accusation that puts his position in question.
In Case 4,000, also called the Bezeq Case, Netanyahu is accused of having done favors between 2012 and 2017 to Israeli telephony giant Bezeq in exchange for favorable coverage of him and his wife Sara on the Walla news website. (IANS)
Also read: ‘Battle with Israel “not over” despite ceasefire’: Hamas Chief
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Avoid Runtime.exec in UI thread
Sep 24, 2015
Several days ago I saw a ANR during monkey test. The ANR trace looked like this.
At the exact moment of ANR, Thread-176 was executing a shell command with Runtime.getRuntime.exec(), which entered the lock section in ProcessManager.exec().
So when our Main thread tried to execute a command later, it's blocked for a long time which caused the ANR. The "processReferences" is a HashMap which records the exit value of each child process. When ProcessManager is initialized, it creates a Thread which checks the status of every child in an infinite loop. When the status of one child process is exited or signaled, it will set the exit value accordingly.
The case is clear. We should prevent calling any method which takes a lock. With lock involved, you won't know how long your UI thread will wait before other threads release the lock. Runtime.exec() should be invoked asynchronously instead. If your UI relies on the result of exec(), place it at a earlier stage and cache it for later reference. In some extreme case, use NDK to fork the process.


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Hi everyone,
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Pompeo Gets Snippy When Asked About Sondland’s Bombshell Testimony
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo gave a brief but testy response on Wednesday to Ambassador Gordon Sondland’s open testimony, which shed light on Pompeo’s involvement in President Donald Trump’s Ukraine scheme.
“How do you respond to Ambassador Sondland’s evidence today that you directed and coordinated Ukraine policy with the President’s lawyer, Rudy Giuliani?” a reporter asked Pompeo during a press conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels.
Pompeo said he “didn’t see a single thing today” because he was “working.”
“Sounds like you might not have been,” Pompeo quipped. “I was in meetings all day and haven’t had a chance to see any of that testimony.”
Sondland testified that Pompeo not only knew about Giuliani’s plot to force Ukraine to announce an investigation into Biden; he also facilitated communications between Giuliani and the diplomats who helped Giuliani attempt to carry out the scheme.
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Travel
- Nope. I did, however, make airline reservations for our upcoming trips to Berlin and Barcelona.
- Upcoming week: Hermosa Beach.
Hack Education Writing
Writing Elsewhere
Other Projects
- I submitted an application for a Shuttleworth Fellowship. (You can read part of it above.)
- I added an Archive page to Hack Education and audreywatters.com.
- I updated the Teaching Machines website to reflect my series on the history of the future of ed-tech.
- I’m using Known more and more and moved my site to a new domain, aud.life.
- I’ve started working on my talk for Wednesday (virtually) at WOU.
- I finalized the citations on my article for Routledge. (I’ve got to make some final edits before it’s complete.)
- I hung out with folks from #TieGrad on Tuesday night, discussing gender and ed-tech.
- I had an email interview with Rob Berger, to be published (I think) in the new Ed Circuit.
- I ditched Asana and moved my To Do list over to Wunderlist. I’m not thrilled with it as it seems to have problems syncing between the Mac app and the iPhone app. (Why does everyone rave about Wunderlist so much?!)
- I did the requisite end-of-the-month invoicing and updated my CV and websites.
- I updated the spreadsheet where I'm tracking ed-tech funding with February and March investments.
- I backed De La Soul’s album on Kickstarter.
- I chatted with Bobbi Newman about a project she’s working on.
- I chatted with Medium’s Gabe Kleinman about Medium-related writing.
- I am so tired of requests for bios and headshots, so I added an “about.json” file to audreywatters.com. (Wishful thinking, I know).
- I was terrible about exercising during March, but I’m back at the gym daily now. I’m also on the wagon for the month of April.
- I tried to join ResearchGate but was told I didn’t count as a real scholar. Emails were exchanged. I’m now on ResearchGate.
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- I finished The War on Learning (and asked for an extension on the review I’m writing).
- I finished The Emerald City of Oz and started The Patchwork Girl of Oz.
- We watched Interstellar. Meh.
- I started reading Words Onscreen.
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- Our friend Steve Willmott has been here with us in Hermosa this weekend. It was an opportunity to try Dia de Campo, a restaurant we hadn’t eaten at yet.  But the food was pretty good, and Steve's plate came with the biggest chicharron I have ever seen in my life.
- The kid will be here next weekend, and I cannot wait.


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by Georgie MooreBorce Ristevski deserves more jail time for killing his Melbourne wife, hiding her body, lying about it and then refusing to say how she died, prosecutors argue.
The 55-year-old killer was jailed in April for at least six years after admitting to the manslaughter of Karen Ristevski, his wife of 27 years, at the couple’s Avondale Heights home in June 2016.
The punishment angered Mrs Ristevski’s family as well as prosecutors, with the latter appealing the sentence on the grounds it was manifestly inadequate.
Borce Ristevski refuses to say how he killed his wife before bundling her into a car and hiding her body at Macedon Regional Park, where it was found eight months later.
Sentencing Justice Christopher Beale said this meant he didn’t have enough information to determine the severity of the crime.
But Brendan Kissane QC, acting for the Office of Public Prosecutions, told the Court of Appeal on Friday this was a mistake.
Ristevski’s continued silence made his crime more serious and inflicted further suffering on his wife’s family, Mr Kissane said.
“I accept that he (Ristevski) has a right to silence that he maintains up until now,” Mr Kissane said.
“(His) silence plus post-offending conduct together indicates that something bad happened in the house.”
But Ristevski’s lawyer, David Hallowes SC, said the sentence was reasonable.
He argued Ristevski’s continued silence about the killing can’t be used to draw conclusions about the seriousness of his crime.
“You just don’t know the circumstances,” Mr Hallowes said.
“The judge is in that position because the one person who knows remains silent,” said Chief Justice Anne Ferguson, one of three judges hearing the appeal.
But Mr Hallowes argued his client’s good character, lack of prior convictions and prospects of rehabilitation were also in has favour.
The Court of Appeal has reserved its decision.
-AAP


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A number of packages have extended Python's capability in this area; these include the Medusa Suite and Zope.
Medusa is a platform for building high-performance, long-running servers using Python, written by Sam Rushing of Nightmare Software. Medusa uses an asynchronous model for supporting high-performance, single-threaded servers, particularly suitable for HTTP or FTP servers. Although Medusa comes with HTTP and FTP servers, the library is suitable for almost any high-performance/high-load socket-based communication; in fact, the core Medusa engine was recently adopted as part of the standard Python library and can be found on any standard Python 1.5.2 or later distribution.
Medusa is currently used by a number of mission-critical systems around the world. It's free for personal use, although it requires a license for commercial use.
Information on Medusa can be found at http://www.nightmare.com/medusa.
Zope is an Open Source application server and portal toolkit supplied and supported by Digital Creations. While a quick look at Zope may give you the impression it's yet another web server, it's actually far more.
Most web servers earn their living by serving static HTML text, or possibly executing code using the CGI interface. Instead of serving HTML pages, Zope publishes "objects" stored in the integrated object database, a relational database, or other content systems such as LDAP servers. Zope maps these requests to Python objects, which are retrieved from the object database and queried. Whenever you display a page using Zope, you are actually calling some Python object. You can easily create new types of publishable objects and use any Python facilities including Windows-specific Python extensions. At the time of this writing a Zope extension to facilitate the use of COM objects is in development.
This provides a natural way of developing content for the Web. You design your web page as a combination of HTML templates and a set of objects. The templates can reference your objects to obtain the final HTML sent to the user.
While Zope's HTML templates may resemble IIS ASP files, they operate quite differently. Rather than being bound to web pages like ASP files, Zope templates are associated with Python objects. A Zope template builds a web representation of an object by calling the object's methods and/or calling other objects and their templates. In this way web pages are built out of assemblages of objects and their templates.
Unlike ASP, Zope can operate with almost any web server and can run on almost any platform that supports Python. Zope comes with its own web server, but it can also operate hand in hand with other web servers such as IIS. When you use Zope with IIS, Zope runs as an NT service, and IIS forwards web requests to Zope for processing.
As Zope is released as Open Source, it's free, including for commercial use. In addition to customizing Zope for your own purposes, you can participate in Zope's development by following changes in Concurrent Versioning System (CVS), proposing features, submitting patches, and contributing extensions.
Further information can be found at http://www.zope.org; the site also provides a handy demo.
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What is this thing anyways?
I used to be like you hopping around to all the different pony subs trying to find the emote I wanted to use.
So I figured why not put them all in one place? After some serious nose to the grindstone copy pasta and things of that nature
the Super Emote Toool was born!
The page for (x) is missing some emotes!
First thing to note is I try to only include emotes unique to the sub.
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What is a mobile first design, or a responsive website and why are they so important?.
As mobile internet started to kick off, website developers and businesses
alike were faced with the problem of their websites being poorly displayed on
these smaller devices. The results were, slow loading pages, large data
requirements, sluggish response times and a whole lot of pinch zooming. Which of
course lead to, not overly happy visitors, potentially lost customers and
concerned businesses. The answer of the time was to make separate mobile only
versions of these sites. But these mobile only sites cost a good chunk of
unnecessary developing time and money.
So along came the real answer, a mobile first design and approach. Where the
design team and developers focus there thoughts first, on how a webpage will
best display and be interacted with on smaller devices and then work their way
up in display size. In situ with this change of creative start point and the ever diversifying range of
display sizes and resolutions, came the concept of a responsive website. A one site to rule them all concept was born.
The idea is, when you access a webpage from whatever device you are on, the code of the site, first asks for the
width of the device it is to be displayed on. Our devices response determines the information/layout sent, so that the best
results are displayed every time. This solution is a win for all involved, less cost, less maintenance, a more uniform
experience across the ever growing selection of devices, less data waste, faster load times and responsiveness ...
Important? I'd say so.
What are frameworks and what are their pros and cons.
A framework is basically a set of predetermined rules and parameters that have been assigned to keywords and commands.
There are quite a few different frameworks out there and some are better suited to specific tasks and projects.
The idea behind having and using one of these frameworks is, there is less work to get a project started and the
initial structure (framework :P ) in place. It is far easier to work on a project with multiple minds and hands working towards
the same goal if the conditions and rules are unified and knowable by all before it even starts. New developers can join
in fairly seamlessly.
There are of course negatives and limitations depending on what framework you choose and for what
job, but some of these would include:
Why do all these websites look like they were made by the same team.
How do we separate
ourselves from the rest.
What unseen rules are causing these undesired effects on my code
And sometimes,
Wouldn't it just be easier to start from the ground up?
I guess the simple solution is similar to how we do well
in our other life quests, pick the right tools for for desired end project ... before you start it.
What is a wireframe and why do we use them?
 A bare bones sketch for how we would like it to be laid out and a visual and unified representation for us to follow as we build.


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Sometimes a database doesn’t include the necessary representation required for a specific task. For example, one of the classification models used in Chapter 7, Learning Models uses a boolean attribute to identify members of a class. The ProxWebKB database doesn’t include such an attribute, so we must create one based on other existing attribute values. Although you can create attributes directly in the Proximity Database Browser, it is sometimes more convenient to do so as part of a script. This section describes how to create a new attribute and use a function to assign values to that new attribute in a script. The syntax for the assignment function is identical, regardless of whether the attribute is created in a script or directly in the Proximity Database Browser.
In this example, we create an attribute needed for later Tutorial exercises: a binary isStudent object attribute that indicates whether or not a web page belongs to a student. We assign the value 1 to the isStudent attribute if the page’s pagetype attribute is Student, and 0 otherwise.
Creating a useful attribute requires two steps: creating the
appropriate database tables and populating its values.
The Proximity
class’s addAttribute()
method lets you accomplish both of these steps in one
method call and provides great flexibility in how you assign values to
the new attribute.
To create and populate a new attribute, you specify a function
that describes how to assign values to the new attribute for each
entity. New attribute values can be constants or can be based on
existing attribute values. In this example, we use the value of the
existing pagetype attribute to determine the
value of the new isStudent
attribute. This function is specified as a string passed into the
addAttribute()
method. You can create
attributes for any class of database entity—objects, links,
containers, or subgraphs.
See the AddAttribute
class for a full description of the syntax for
specifying the creation function.
This section describes the script found in
$PROX_HOME/doc/user/tutorial/examples/create-isStudent-attr.py
.
Get the current set of object attributes and define the new attribute name. We use the set of current attributes to determine whether the new attribute already exists in the database.
currentAttrs = prox.objectAttrs newAttrName = "isStudent"
Define the function that determines the new attribute value.
This example uses a switch function. It sets the value of the new
attribute to 1 if the object’s
pagetype attribute is equal to
Student
and 0 otherwise. See the AddAttribute
class for details on
specifying function strings for defining new attributes.
newAttrFunction = "pagetype = \"Student\" ==> 1, default ==> 0"
See if this object attribute already exists in the database.
If it does, ask the user if we should delete it so we can redefine
it. Proximity provides two methods,
getYesNoFromUser()
and getStringFromUser()
,
both members of the
Proximity
class, that you can use to interact with your Python
programs. Both methods display a dialog with the specified prompt. The
getYesNoFromUser()
method returns
true
if the user selects Yes and
false
if the user selects No. The
getStringFromUser()
method returns the string
entered by the user.
prompt = "Attribute already exists. Delete and recreate?" if currentAttrs.isAttributeDefined(newAttrName): deleteExisting = prox.getYesNoFromUser(prompt)
If yes, delete the existing attribute and create it again.
if deleteExisting: currentAttrs.deleteAttribute(newAttrName) print "Creating new ", newAttrName, " attribute" prox.addAttribute(currentAttrs,newAttrName,newAttrFunction)
If the attribute does not already exist, go ahead and create it.
else: print "Creating new ", newAttrName, " attribute" prox.addAttribute(currentAttrs,newAttrName,newAttrFunction)
Exercise 6.5. Adding a new attribute:
Before beginning, make sure that you are serving the ProxWebKB database using Mserver. Start the Proximity Database Browser if it is not already running.
From the Script menu, choose Run Script. Proximity displays the Open dialog.
Navigate to the $PROX_HOME/doc/user/tutorial/examples
directory and
choose create-isStudent-attr.py
.
Click Open.
Proximity opens a window to show you any output from the script along with a trace of the script execution. Proximity reports:
Status: starting running script: /proximity/doc/user/tutorial/examples/create-isStudent-attr.py Creating new isStudent attribute Status: finished running script
You can close this window after the script finishes.
Click Object attributes to see the new isStudent attribute.


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"False Awakening is an immersive and interactive art installation, which recreates Andrew’s (my artist partner) surrealistic and symbolic lucid dreaming experience, harnessing Virtual Reality (VR) and Electroencephalography (EEG Brainwave) technology."
What if, you can Lucid Dream in Virtual Reality, creating and perceiving your world simultaneously?
Being technically and experimentally driven, I set out pursuing an interface beyond stereotypical interfaces between a human and a computer, unlike a Kinect or a LeapMotion. The idea of mind-control struck me in the middle of one night when I was about to fall asleep. I started to make mind-controlling and dreaming the theme of my thesis. Such theme pointed me to the technology, science and artistic reference that I needed. I pieced it together as I went along. I met Andrew who is interested in re-creating lucid dreaming experience. Eventually we decided to harness VR and EEG technology to create a lucid dreaming experience which is inspired by Inception the move, backed with legitimate neurology and psychology.
The audiences will be invited to put on the “Dream Machine”, then sit on a rocking chair placed in the decorated room. The audiences experience lucid dreaming by actively manipulating the dream with their own brain power, immersively witnessing the wonder in the exquisite world in 3D, and interacting with dream world objects with physical gestures at firsthand.
It strives for preserving and expressing precious memories, wild imagination, perspectives and personalities, inspiring others to break through the boundary of logic and reason shaped by the refrained modern society, explore the possibilities of embracing the emotional, intuitive, creative thinking, and express their ideas without constraints.
The unconscious, aka “Libodo”, is repressed by socialisation, and It only appears in sleeping, which implies contents in dreams is a result of unconsciousness.
During Rapid Eye Movement sleep, brain’s motor cortex remains active and brainwave looks very similar to that of awake, justifying that dreams feels real. In dreams, our mind continuously create and perceive simultaneously. A new “interpretation” is consciously created, and we experience the result of that “new interpretation”, forming a reciprocal causation. This delays wake, acting as the guardian of sleep. However the main function for dreams is to fulfil the repressed wishs which are difficult to be realised in reality.
When producing a dream, the unconscious tends to multiple elements into a sole element. Abstract feelings and ideas in the dreams get visualized with materials from what we see in day time and major childhood memories. Such a process is “Condensation”, and it further inspires Surrealism artists.
Jung found that, if a person cannot explain or even recall his/her own dream, he/she could try to stop thinking in language and rationality, instead to create an unconfined world with imagination. This would help bringing the unconscious contents up to the conscious. Hence, imagining actively in day time is dreaming with eyes open, while dreaming at night is imagining actively with eyes close.
Pedestrians in the dream are all driven by AI agents following A* search algorithm, leveraging its completeness, optimality, and optimal efficiency.
The non-linear smoothing filter that effectively reduce noise but also blur out the edges. Meanwhile perfect for transforming images and objects from photerealistic to surrealistic and oilpaint alike.
Perfect AI application for chickens in the field that switches their between different behavior, from time to time by chance, and stay at only one state at a time.
Studied and replicated one of the most successful classic arcade game, for the purpose for resembling Andrew's childhood.
Re-creating realistic physical interaction with real physics. Which also symbolizes destroying obstables that seemed indestructible is possible.
Get through the fluctuating terrain, simply by staying calm to soothe the ups and downs.
How feastures are made possible in Unity3D
As Freud's research reveals that, a lot of soldiers who fought in the World War I tend to dream of their miserable experiences during the war very often. They forced themselves to return to the trauma. Although it is excruciating, it means there's an opportunity to change, or even rewrite what seems to be irreversible.
With False Awakening and other novel technologies, like fMRI and machine learning, it is possible to systemetically recreate traumatic scences and analyze dreamer's sleeping data scientifically, which is very likely and plausible to cleanse traumatic memorise, and eventually cure Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) fundemantally via confronting traumatic situation again in a controlled environment.
Check out the slides and thesis report for more comprehensive information, including inspiration, process, etc.


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6 of the bloodiest battles were fought over the Silmarils.
The Battles of Beleriand for the Silmarils lasted from YT 1497 up to the very end of the First Age.
Soon after the end of his imprisonment, Morgoth laid siege upon the realm of Thingol. This is the only battle in which the Laiquendi fought with the Sindar, choosing to remain isolated after the victory of the battle and the loss of their beloved king Denethor. The battle was fought at Eglarest in the West and in the East above Andram between Aros and Gelion.
After the Noldor, led by Feanor, arrived at the coast, they foolishly chose to burn the ships of the Teleri behind them. Alerted by the smoke of the Teleri ships Morgoth commands his army to advance to the Noldor's location. The battle that ensued was swift. Despite the overwhelming odds the Noldor defeated the forces of Morgoth and claimed Mithrim from the orcs. In his lust for vengeance the king of the Noldor pursued Morgoth, but he was no match for Morgoth’s forces and was severely wounded by Gothmog, Lord of the Balrogs. Feanor would soon perish, and his sons followed in his ruinous path vowing to avenge their father’s death and recover the Silmarils.
Without precedent Morgoth deployed an invasion across Beleriand. He sent his Orcs to the Pass of Sirion in the west and Maglor’s Gap in the east pushing far South into Beleriand. There was great destruction by the hand of the Orcs but ultimately Maedros and Fingolfin mounted a successful counterattack and drove out the attackers into Ard-galen leaving few surviving orcs. The battle resulted in a decimation of Morgoth's forces and a period of peace for Beleriand.
For centuries Morgoth's forces were kept at bay in his stronghold, Angband. However, his restraint could not hold Morgoth eternally and after centuries of restrainment Morgoth once again deployed his forces throughout Beleriand. Morgoth devastated Ardgalen, conquered Maglor's Gap, and ultimately gained domain of many of the Northern lands. This battle marked the first expansion of Morgoth's power and the beginning of a dark time for Beleriand.
Two decades have passed since Morgoth defeated the Noldor and established his dominion in the northern lands of Beleriand. In an attempt to aid the Noldor Maedhros decided to lay siege to Morgoth's stronghold, Angband. Medhros established a coalition of warriors and under the Union of Maedhros victory seemed within reach. However, Ulfang, a spy for Morgoth delayed Maedhros’ attack. With Gelmir’s fall, Gwindor and Fingon pushed forward toward Morgoth. Although Morgoth fearfully trembled from the sound of them pounding on his gates, Morgoth’s hidden forces ambushed them, taking Gwindor captive. A great slaughter was levied on the Morgoth's opposition, resulting in what can be said to be the biggest failure against Morgoth forces.
Morgoth's power reigned in Beleriand. Despair permeated the land of Beleriand. Using the light of a Simaril to guide him to Western lands, Earendil travels to Valinor to plea for the aid of the Valar in opposing Morgoth. The Valar agreed to help and retaliated against the forces of Morgoth. One of the most epic battles that has been seen in Arda broke out, at some points it seemed that all was lost but ultimately the Valar and the coalition that supported them emerged as the victors. The stress of the battle was too great for the lands of Beleriand, the world would be irrevocably changed.
Tolkien, J. R. R., and Christopher Tolkien. The Silmarillion. 1977.
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How to Play PUBG Mobile in pc by Emulator ?
This video tutorial is about how to play pubg mobile in pc with emulator. How to download and play game in official tencent emulator here we go.
First of all you need to download the tencent gaming buddy / emulator.
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open .exe file and open it after installation and further move on to next step --
Press the button to start the program, “wait for download” and then wait again at the “downloaded” screen. This part can take a while depending on the speed of your internet connection.
A separate window opens during the installation process, and PUBG Mobile will launch tere when it’s finished.
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Welcome!
Keyword Extraction tool for websites, scraping keywords according to the attributes in the code of the website, written in Python, Flask
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val isDownloading: Boolean
Determines whether this instance is actively downloading compact blocks.
Return true when there are more than zero blocks remaining to download.


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This folder contains the RSS Bandit Item formatting samples. If you start experimenting with these, ensure you use your own: copy/rename the interesting one, and change it to apply your needs.
You should be familiar with XSLT to be able to get it work. The input of each
XSLT stylesheet is a XML document fragment describing an RSS item. The root
element will be a newspaper
element which will have contain one or
more RSS 2.0 channel
elements as children. The subelements of the channel
element
depend on the information provided by a particular RSS feed. This format is
identical to that emitted by
FeedDemon's Newspaper Styles which means all FeedDemon styles are valid
RSS Bandit styles and vice versa.
The required base elements of the channel element are provided for custom formatting.
Besides the subelements
of the item
element specified in the RSS 2.0 spec there
may also be elements from other namespaces which correspond to various RSS 2.0
modules. Brief descriptions of such modules and elements are provided in the
table below.
| Module Name | Description |
| Dublin Core | The Dublin Core Metadata Element Set provides some standard metadata elements for describing published content on the web. |
| Content | A module for the actual content of websites, in multiple formats. The most
commonly used element from this module is content:encoded |
| Slash | The Slash RSS 1.0 module augments the RSS core and Dublin Core module's metadata with channel and item-level elements specific to SlashCode-based sites |
| CommentAPI | Describes the wfw:comment element which is used to provide the
location of the CommentAPI endpoint to aggregator software. |
| XHTML in RSS 2.0 | Specifies the use of the xhtml:body element to provide content in
an RSS feed. |
| Easy News Topics | ENT is provides a mechanism for describing how topic information can be introduced into an RSS 2.0 news feed |
At first you have to enable the usage of a custom formatter within the options dialog: select the menu File|Options... and then the tab named "Display". Ensure the checkbox "Use a custom formatter" is checked. Then play with the existing formatter stylesheets.
Your stylesheet should produce valid (X)HTML. If you want to use CSS for visual
effects, ensure to use it in the embedded form to keep it with your formatting
templates. Do not forget to insert an HTML base
element within
the HTML HEAD section to get relative links of images resolved by the browser
control! The existing stylesheets can be used as examples as to how to generate
this correctly for the different views.
There is support to split the css stylesheet (or images) to separate file(s). If your formatter stylesheet want to use that, you have to add these two prameters on the root level (child of<xsl:stylesheet>):
They are filled by RssBandit to reflect:
Now you can code a line like this:
pointing to a css file located at C:\Program Files\RssBandit\templates.
This feature is only support in RSS Bandit versions <IP_ADDRESS> and higher! To get some common localized text to display, you have to add an additional namespace to the xsl:stylesheet root element and call the appropriate function on it:
The following functions are available to return a localized version of a common text:
| Function Name | Description |
ItemPublisherText() |
Gets the item publisher text (english culture: "Publisher") |
ItemAuthorText() |
Gets the item author text (english culture: "Author") |
ItemDateText() |
Gets the item post date text (english culture: "posted at") |
ItemEnclosureText() |
Gets the item enclosure text (english culture: "Enclosure") |
ToggleFlagStateText() |
Gets the item toggle flag stae text (english culture: "Set or clear flag") |
ToggleReadStateText() |
Gets the item toggle read state text (english culture: "Mark read or unread") |
ToggleWatchStateText() |
Gets the item toggle watch state text (english culture: "Watch or stop watching comments") |
ToggleShareStateText() |
Gets the item toggle share state text (english culture: "Share or unshare item in Google Reader") |
ToggleClipStateText() |
Gets the item toggle clip state text (english culture: "Add or remove item from clippings folder in NewsGator Online") |
RelatedLinksText() |
Gets the text for the link to Technorati for an item that shows up in the search results template (english culture: "Related Links") |
Feel free to join the Developer community at dev.rssbandit.org
by providing patches, suggestions or error reporting!
RSS Bandit users may visit our forum at www.rssbandit.org/forum.


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Buttons
Default Button
Primary Button
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Tooltips
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Fruit
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Rating
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Orange
5/5
Apple
Red
3/5
Banana
Yellow
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Avocado
Green
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Fruit
Color
Rating
Orange
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Apple
Red
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Banana
Yellow
4/5
Avocado
Green
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Example Two
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Source code for berrymon.sysinfo
"""
Sysinfo Module
==============
This module contains functions for
accessing information about the system
like CPU usage or temperature.
"""
import os
import pwd
import psutil
import subprocess
[docs]def get_username() -> str:
"""
Returns the username of the user that
is running the Berrymon process.
:returns: The username of the current user.
:rtype: str
"""
return pwd.getpwuid(os.getuid())[0]
[docs]def get_cpu_load(format=False) -> float:
"""
Returns the current system CPU load in
percent as floating point number.
:returns: The system's CPU load in percent.
:rtype: float
"""
return psutil.cpu_percent()
[docs]def get_cpu_temp() -> float:
"""
Returns the CPU temperature in Celsius as
floating point number.
**This function will only work on the Raspberry Pi platform
and therefore returns -5 if it's not executed on a Raspberry Pi.**
:returns: The CPU temperature in percent.
:rtype: float
"""
try:
return float(open("/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp").read()) / 1000
except:
return -5.0
[docs]def get_ip() -> str:
"""
Returns the first of the external IP addresses that are
returned by the Linux system command "hostname -I".
If the system is not connected to any network, 'UNKOWN' will
be returned.
:returns: The external IP address system.
:rtype: str
"""
output = subprocess.run(["hostname", "-I"], stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout
output = output.decode("utf-8").strip().split(" ")
valid = []
for ip in output:
if ip.find("192.168.") > -1:
valid.append(ip)
if len(valid) > 0:
return valid[0]
return "UNKOWN"


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